D eW lTT’S KIDNEY AND BLADDER. PILLS FOR.
W e a k K id n e y s , L a m e B a c k
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I n f la m m a tio n o f th e B la d d e r
A WEEK’S TRIAL 25c
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S T A F E IN .
D »lla «, O regon
Comings and Goings of Your Friends and Ac
quaintances in Polk County.
Ed. Blessing and family will move to
Salem.
A full line of muslin underwear at
the Emporium.
Bidder Bros, has bought Evan Evans
threshing outfit.
The imly occupant of the county jail
now is Hembree.
ht*re from He-
Mrs. Ralph Casey
attle with relatives.
The circle installed officers last night C IN G LE Comb Buff Orpington
^ J K Bf. iley Fall* City
and gave a feed.
I' Bartholomew, of Ballston, was a
COK Hule
Dallas visitor today.
i Evan»,
A. Lindeman is hauling wheat from
Luckiamute to Ray A Co.
This day is a scorcher and makes it
pretty hard to do good printing.
Real e-date transactions are still quite
good, despite the vacation season.
We notice that the young |**nple of
C. G. Rowell left this morning for
! Dallas do not pay much attention to
his Tillamook ranch.
the ringing of the curfew.
A. H. Harris is building anew l»arn
Cement curbs are being built around
on his tract east of town.
all of tin* Emmons property, and Wm.
Miss Lydia Campbdl is attending the Grant will also have them.
summer normal at Salem.
August Rinser, bookkeeper at the
Prof. Fisher ami family will s|>end j First National, will return tomorrow
their vacation at Florence.
j from a vacation trip to Vancouver.
Judge M. L. Pipes is up from Portland I The democratic convention yesterday
today in the Hembree case.
I cheered i hour and 26 minutes for Bry-
Remember the band concert at the ; an, beating the former record for Roose-
I velt by 89 minutes.
park next Sunday afternoon.
h. limpie «
Ht.-. Flio ne.
egg, f l
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, ÍU .!!K A I> o í Nannie goats to let out oil
B X I in any ouantitv desire«!.—H M.
Dalla».
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Notice to Stockholders.
SPECIAL!
Tillamook Cheese, 15e per pound
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Boiled Ham every day
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To James Howe, K. K. Tuttle, W. K. Burns, Dan
P.Stouffer, Evaline Hayter. J. M. Sears, J.
K. Richter. E. (\ Kirkpatrick, 8. M. Kay. E.
J Boyd. T J. ('H errington, D. C. Crider. K.
E. W illiam », B. H. MeCallon, M. Klinger, W.
( ’ . Brown, ('. Hisser, Trustees M. E. Church,
Polk Countv, Oregon. Chas Salficky, Frank
Kerslake, W J. W hite, J. E. Smith. M. E
Smith. T. B H ill, J. W. Crider, J M. Camp-
hell, A. E Campbell, Abel Uglow, N. J. Frink,
Heirs at Law of Hester A. Ellis, deceased,
W illiam latom . W. II. McDaniel, E. W Ful
ler, Almena S. Fülle»*, M. Havter. H. C. Ea-
kin, I. E. Sibley:
'OU are hereby notified that the city council
o f the o ily of Dallas. Oregon h as'estim a t
ed thecost o f the street improvement (placing
ment and wooden curbs) on that part of
Main street lyin g between Academ y and Mill
stre *ts; a ll that part of Main street lyin g be-
t ,w en Court ana W ashington streets . all that
»art o f Mill street ly in g between Jefferson and
’hiireh streets: all that part o f Court street
ly in g between lefferson and Church streets;
all that part o f Washington street lyin g be
tween the east line o f Main street and the east
line o f Church street, all in the city o f Dallas.
Polk com .ty, Oregon, as in Ordinance No. 109
provided to be made to be 25 cents per linear
it for all cement curbs and 30 cents per lin
ear foot for all «erneut ct>?b eo ra cn , a m 13
cents per linear foot for all wood curbs, in-
luding curb corners.
Von are further notified that the said conn-
il w ill sit in the council chamber in said city
on the 20th day o f July, 1908, at 7:30 o ’clock In
the evening, for the purpose o f apportioning
the cost of such improvement, and assessing
upon each lot, or part o f lot or parcel o f ground
liable therefor, Its proportionate share o f <*uch
cost. That all owners and other persons in in
terest may attend at said time and place and
show cause, if any they have, why such ap
portionm ent and assessment o f cost should not
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Street Assessment Notice.
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OTICE U hereby given to aU tom trued
tiiat tiie Dallas City bank w ill hold its an
nual election of oHirers on Saturday. July 18th,
and transact such other businea* as may come
up.
W G. VASHALL
Jlri
( ’ ashler.
We Strive to Keep Our Store in a Clean, Sanitary Way
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We are the headquarters for the
Kraber berry, fresh three times
a day.
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CRIDER’S GROCERY
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Work has now commenced on the
Mr. an«l Mrs N. Dornsife are hack
1 improvement of Court street between
from a visit in Washington.
Main and Jefferson. Engineer Morri-
J. B. Thompson and wife are enjoy | son is rushing things as fast as possible.
ing ocean breezes at Newport.
Silas Orchard has recently disposed
A new runway has been built in the ¡of a lot in the Conkey block to John E.
M. llayter. denti-t, Wilson Imilding. | Kor lu-Hrtm
'l . Pr. Miles' Antl-P»ln l-llls
We need the street sprinkler and rear of the Loughary grocery.
i Martin for $800, and Inis sol 1 Mrs. Mar-
need it had.
New growth pie plant for sale at l 1..» 1 tha Staffrin’s place to Torn Stowe for
For headache Ur. Allies Antl-Paln t i‘
Dr. Donohue, dentist, Uglow building.
$1.400.
Chester Seifarth has gone to Eastern cents a pound at Crider’s store.
Something in post cauls at Daniel’s
Sewing machines torrent—L D. Dan- Washington.
Near ls*er is the latest temperance
Dr. Mock and family left yesterday
Sale on wash goods at Campbell &
drink to be installed in Dallas. Wes
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Madison moved for a couple of weeks at Newport.
W ^ S H IN G T O N A N D T E N T H S T R E E T S
llnllisters.
W. A. Keyt was up from Perrydale to Salem yesterday.
Atcbinson is handling it, and it has had
Cleveland Sears has gone to work in quite a run for the past few days. It is
P o r t l a n d , o r e g o n
L. D. Brown for abstracts. Notary Tuesday.
the
Eastern
Oregon
wheat
harvest.
Wallace Edson lias been up from Port
said to look and ta^te like tin* genuine
public, ty pew ritiug.
July ree irds now ready at L. D. Dan- land for a few* days.
article,
hut
contains
only
one
)>er
cent
WRITS FOR CATALOG
The Dallas Woodman camp have ad
There is quality in a box of Kraber’s id's store.
of alcohol.
1 Howard Van Auten has returned to journed for their summer vacation.
The School that Places You in a Good Position
freshly packed berries.
Try a pair if O-so-e/.e for men ilt his l/os Angeles home.
Mrs L. A. Sorrell-« of Portland, ami
Labor still seems to lie in demand, as
Born. Monday morning t.* Mr. and the Mercantile.
her manager, 11. McConville. are in
Miss Ora Linton has returned from a every day we Irave inquiries for help.
Mrs. T i.u y S tlM ' a 14-pound l»oy.
town
today trying to get a vacant build
All refrigators at absolute cost at G it y visit with friends in Washington.
Mrs. W. I. Reyuolds has been visit ing in which to install a moving picture
& Dalton’s.
ltev. llarton Z. Kings requests us to
NVe make a specialty o! horse shoe Hr.
Bit Hi* Tongue Off.
W. V. Fuller and F. A. Elliott are in ing the professor at the inform school.
outfit. As Dallas has no vacant store
announce toat the annual basket meet
ing at the old Smith shop.— K. M ade.
If you want a strictly fresh berry buy Southern Oregon on a business trip.
Yesterday while tiie little 6-vcar-old ing of the Christian church will be held
Mis. Ed Plaster returned from Port rooms, they find it rather a hard job,
Card« with your name on them while Kraher’s special pack.
.son of Mr. and Mr«. Mike McXultyy was in ttie Kaub (trove near Ballston, on
Verne i.auner is now the Bell night land Friday greatly improved in health. but mav be able to secure the room
you wait at L. D. Daniels’ music store.
pluyiug
in the hay mow he fell to the Sunday, July Dttli.
where
the
bowling
alley
now
is.
They
Oyster shell grit food for chickens, central Tracy Savery having resigned.
Prescott Simonton has gone to East claim to have the best show west of the
ground, the htroke >»t alighting causing:
Chas. Bilyeu and family left yester old and young at Loughary’s.
ern
Oregon
to
work
during
the
harvest.
Misses Ella Roy and Sadie Myer have
Rockies, perfectly moral, up-to-date in
him to bite his tongue, nearly severing |
day for their summer home at Newport.
Complete catalogue of Edison records },eeri attending the Turner camp meet-
il. Drs. Bollman and McUailon went)
Adolphus Boyd left yesterday to attend every particular.
mg i miss mg.
;nir
Campbell & Hollister are selling mens’ on sale at I/. D. Daniels—Nothing
M
made.
out
and sewed it oil again, the little .
the Chautauqua meeting at Gladstone
Done by order o f the city council, of the city fellow evincing heroic fortitude in not )
and ladies’ Oxfords cheap since the 4th. i»»g.
Burritt Elliott, of Portland is visit- park.
of Dallas, Oregon, made on the 6th day o f July.
taking an anesth^Bc while such was
i
I f yon want score books or score cards ing liis parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
POOL AND BILLIARD H A L L
1906.
If you need low shoes, see Campbell <fc
Mr. J. W. McDonald, a veterinary of
Witness my hand and the o Hi ria l seal of said ing done.
Hollister. They will save you money. lor baseball games, go to Ross Ellis for Elliott.
Now
located in the Kerslake Building
city o f Dallas, this nth day of July. 1908.
Dayton,
was
visiting
friends
in
Dallas
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them.
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L. I). BROWN,
(E ve ryth in g upto-date )
Mrs. J. L. Sweeney and .Miss Dessu
Hamilton Ray, who used to live here, yesterday.
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Auditor and Police Judge of the
A delegation of Mmoim Went down!
L D. Brown, lawyer, notary public. hut is now a resident of Lane County,
Ridgeway have been visiting Salem
city o f Dallas, Oregon.
from the Dallas lodge to attend the
The militia boys were out drilling on
Abstracts furnished. Upstairs Uglow has been visiting here.
friends.
funeral of Joshua McDaniel.
the streets last evening in their service
building.
A little excitement was caused Tues uniforms.
John Van Zante,*an old friend of ve
B. F. JONES
Street Assessment Notice.
L’ se DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, day noon by a small blaze breaking out
editor, has made municipal judge of
Oscar Holmes has finished nutting up
Attorney-at-Law
pleasant little pills that are easy to on the roof of the bowing alley.
Portland.
tin* Newport cottages of H. L. Fenton
tak . Sold bv Conrad Stafrin.
INDEPENDENCE, OK.
Kit Kraber’s berries and he happy.
The Riley block has received a new and F. J. Coad.
To James Howe, E. R. Tuttle. R. L. Chap
Street Commissioner Howell, of Mc coat of paint, and now has one of the
Remember the places, Crider’s and
man, W. K. Burns.
I V. Lynch, Dan.
Probate work a specialty.
Eric Bowman will leave next week
P.
Stouffer,
Evaline
Hayter,
J.
M.
Sears,
J*
E.
Minnville,
was
in
town
Monday
getting
Webster’s stores.
most artistically decorated fronts in the to hereafter reside on his 820 acre ranch
Richter. E. 0. K irkpatrick, 8. M. Ray, E. J.
a few pointers on how to lay good ma city.
Bovd, T. J. Cherrinurton. D. C. Crider, R.
near Silver lake.
quality ai d quantity considered, Kro- cadam.
E. W illiam s. B. H. MeCallon, W. K. Pfeiffer.
bers prices an* l ight on Logan berries
After a month’s visit with Mr. and
M. K lin ger, W. C. Brown, C. Kisser. Trustees
Dr. Bollman reports the birth of a son
(in-* Olin is up for a week's visit with Mis. Wm. Kersey, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
by the crate at Criders grocery store.
M. E. Church, Polk County. Oregon. Charles
on July 7th to Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Can-
Salfiekv. Frank Kerslake. W. J. White. J. E.
his old frl aids here. Conrad Stafrin Smith have returned to their Missouri field, of Salmon River.
Smith M. E. Smith, T B. H ill. J. W. Crider,
Anderson £ Son, it Ball-ton, have has gone to Vancouver to run his store
NONE BETTER.
home.
A. K. Campbell, Sarah L. Shultz, W illiam
just got in a car load of I .xtra Star for him while lie takes this layoff.
The young folks and some of the old
Fau 11, J. M. Campbell, Abel Uglow, H.
shingles. Choice lot. Present prie • is
Gene Byerleys' big auto is temporarily er ones, miss the attraction of the skat
Crider. Dallas City Bank. M. C. Wilson. J. B
Everybody’s
friend—
Dr.
Thomas’
Thompson. O. E. W illiam s, M. E. W illiam s,
$2 25 per M.
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out of commission, he having broken a ing rink these evenings.
Dallas has the Finest Cherries Yet Oregon »V C alifornia Railroad Company, N.
That bread is likely to
Electric Oil. Cures toothache, earache,
J. Frink. Heirs at Law of Hester . Ellis, d e
Mr. G. F. Shew, proprietor of tin* sorethroat. Heals cuts, bruises, scalds. part that could not be replaced short of
Mis. E. V. Dalton and daughter, Lu-
absorb disease
germs
Chicago.
ceased, Wm. Tatom , B. H. Grant, Ola K. Lane,
Ever.
brick and til»* factory, near Monmouth, Stops any pain.
cile, will go to Newport Saturday for
N. M. Grant, J. L. Collins, P. A. Finscth, E.
was in Monday. He will be ready to
when shipped in a bag
Horace Webster and Robert Low left the balance of the season.
G. Emmons. W H. McDaniel. K. W. Fuller,
Itching, torturing skin eruptions, dis yesterday morning lor the Siletz to get
Almeda S. Fuller. J. D. Smith. A. M. Miller.
supply brick by the ir>th.
For several days Mr Harry Butz has
gage ear along with oth
Anna Coad, F. J. Coad, C. G. Coad, Mary K.
figure, annoy, drive one wild. Doan’s
Oil drilling began again yesterday at
When yon want prescriptions filled Oinment brings quick relief and lasting some fish for ye editor, as we have no Uncle Bill Brown’s well, and results are had on exhibition in Conrad Stafrin’» Stump. Chester Row ell. Ethel Row ell Perry,
er common baggage?
time
to
go
ourselves.
Paul Wessinger and Henry Wagner. Trus
window
a
crate
of
cherries
that
are
by a competent druggist, one win is cure-1. Fifty cents at any drug store.
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looked for in the near future.
tees. D. J. Riley, Martha B. Stafrin. M. Havter,
careful and knows what he is about, go
surely the best ever produced anywhere.
That tin- Star Bakery puts
Will Howe and family. N. I/. Guv.
J. K. Sibley, H. C. Eakin.
J. C. Hay ter lias sold the Dallas Ob Paul Hunter and wife and Nevin Pal
We understand that McLaughlin’s They are of the Royal Ann variety and V O U are hereby notified that the city council until sho lias satisfied herself
to Conrad tarin’s drug store.
out some of the bestbake-
server to two men named Alguod and mer will leave next week for a ten days’ logging camp at Black Rock has shut are surely beauties. The crate has two 1 of the city o f Dallas. Oregon, has estim a that the article is without ;t
Presidential flopping has commenced, Collins. AI good, at least, ought to be
the coat o f th** street im provem ent (gra d
down for an indefinite period.
compartments, each 9 inches square, ted
stuffs to he obtained any
ing ami m acadam izing) on that part o f Main Haw
and J. R. Burton, of Kansas, is the first all right if bis name signifies anything. outing on the Siletz.
That’s the kind of a
Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Loughary celebra and the cherries just go one to the street lyin g between Academ y and W ashing
to he heard from. He says he cannot —Portland Journal.
where in the Willamette
Miss Janet T. Davidson, of the Low-
square inch. They have drawn manv ton streets; all that part o f Nfill street lyin g
engarth millinery store in Portland, is ted their golden wedding at their farm admiring glances and all point with between Jefferson and Church streets; all that customer we like— one who
go Taft, and will support Bryan.
Valley?
T h j freight trains are now getting in visiting Mrs. Virginia Smith and Miss home on the Luckiamute July 4th.
part of Court street lyin g between Jefferson will hunt for the weak points
pride to what Dallas soil is capable of and Church streets; all that part of W ashing
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Craven and Mr. later than heretofore, as a brakie has
That $1 spent in your
Frank H. Hitchcock is the chairman producing. Mr. Butz will have them ton street ly in g between the east lin e o f Main She won t find any, however,
and Mrs. Alvis Lynch left yesterday af been laid off on each train. The trains Ma^ie Shelton for a week.
and the east line o f Church street, all in
home
to\Cn is worth more
ternoon for a fishing and hunting expe are now run by a crew of five, taking
Monday morning three auto loads of of the republican national comn it tee, on exhibition at the Salem cherry show street
the city o f Dallas, Polk County, Oregon, as in
dition to Three Rivers and Woods.
people were noticed leaving town. They as foretold by our Mr. Williams in last next week.
Ordinance No. 105 provided to he made to be in our
longer to do the woik.
to
you
than
$3 sent out?
week’s
issue.
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$14107
50
ill
all,
or
at
the
rate
of
32.25
per
front
were guests of C. A. Griswold, and
QUEENSW ARE
Kodol will without doubt help anyone
foot for the h alf o f the street so improved.
After a heavy meal, take a couple of
Three of the many
Mrs. Fannie Gage, of Eastern Oregon,
You are further notified tiiat the said council or in any of the crockery on
who has stomach disorders or stomach Doan’s Kegulets, and give your stomach made the journey l>oth ways in autos.
HEARING POSTPONED.
w ill sit in the council chamber in said city on
reasons why should de
trouble. Take Kodol toil ay and con liver and bowels tlie help they will
Our county officials for the next two has purchased one of Mr. It. C. Crav
the 20th day o f July, 1908. at 7:30o’cloek in the e v our shelves
We went on a
tinue it for the short time that is neces need. Kegulets bring easy, regular years took their seats last Monday. As en's bouses and will take* up her resi
ening, for the purpose of apportioning the cost
mand the Dallas product
dence
here
next
week.
of
such
Improvement,
ami
assessing
upon
each
sary to give von complete relief. Kodol passages of the bowels.
all with the exception of the treasurer,
Circuit Judge Burnett Postpones lot or part of lot or parcel o f ground liable there tour of inspection before she
is sold by Conrad Stafrin.
when buying hakestuffs.
are the same as formerly, no change is
Harold Rich is now irrigation inspect
for. its proportionate share of such post. Tiiat came
and put everything
Many ills come from impure blood. I noticeable.
all owners ami other persons in interest may
Hembree’s Case.
or for the water works, his duties lieitig
A nice new drop head sewing ma Can’t have pure blood with faulty di-
attend at said time and place and show cause, right, including the prices.
STAR BAKERY,
Ned Shaw was quite painfully hurt at to see that patrons observe the hours,
chine for $12 at L. I>. Daniel’s. Other gestion, lazy liver and sluggish bowels.
if any they have, why such apportionment
and assessment o f cost should not be made.
D.
T.
BROWNE, Prop
styles including Standard Grands, lat Burdock Blood Bitters strengthens the Falls City on the 4th, he running the and look out for leaks, etc.
Department No. 1 of the circuit court
Done by order of the city council of the city
est improved Singers, New Homes, stomach, bowels and liver, and purifies shaft of a buggy into his forehead while
Carnival bills are not all in yet and
o f Dallas, Oregon, made on the sixth day of
Wheeler A Wilson’s, Domestics, from tiie blood.
engaged as a contestant in a blindfold there are some who subscribed who with Judge Burnett on the bench con July, 1908.
\\ it ness my hand and the official seal o f the
$12 to $80. This will pay to invest, if
wheelbarrow rs ce.
have not paid up. Until this is done it vened at 10 o’clock this morning for the said
city o f Dallas, thisHth day of July, 1908.
you are in need of a sewing machine.
The meeting called for June 20th to
L. D BROWN
Henry Black’s horse got scared at the is impossible to tell exactly how we purpose of bearing demurrers and mo
organize a county law enforcement road roller Monday and he was thrown stand.
Audit» r and Police Judge o f
tions
in
the
Hembree
murder
case
Those who visited the Dallas carnival league having been posponed on ac
the •ity o f Dallas, Oregon.
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PHONE
PHONE
and attended the pioneers gathering are count of the recent injunction trial oc- from the buggy, but held onto the reins
The Willamette Valley Lumber Co. Prosecuting Attorney McNary was over
M U T U A L I4 ÍÍ
outspoken in their prai e of the hospital curing on that date, the executive com and came out of the fracas with a few closed down its mill Tuesday to await from Salem to represent the state, ami
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ity of the Dallas people. Our bAtra boys mittee requests all friends of local op bruises but no smash up.
another supply of logs. The Dallas Judge M. L. Pipeq, of Portland, and
FOR HOME OR INVESTMENT
were treated to the best the Polk county tion to meet at the court house in Dal
Hon. W. C. Hawley advises us of the Lumber company are operating their Lawyer Vinton, of McMinnville, ap
capital had on tap and were given the las on Tuesday, July 14th, at 8 p. m. to
issuance of pensions to Mrs. N O Clod- planers only.
D ALLAS. O R EG O N
peared for the defendant. Jas. McCain
freedom of the town. Sheridan Sun. j effect such organization and transact felter. Independence, $12; W. P. Har-
Nothing better in Polk countv. Close
Sweeney Bros, are installing a num
The working girl must remember in other important business.— W. P. Mil- ned, Independence, $15; F. I). Snyder, ber of improvements at their flouring could not be present on account of the to Dallas, R. R. and school Fruit and
dairy; plenty of wood. Write for par
planing her vacation that what she ler, chairman.
Beuna Vista, $12; John E. Smith, Dal mill. They will soon he able to clean serious illness of his wife.
needs is rest, rest, rest, says the August
las $24.
wheat as soon as the farmer can dump
The docket entry is as follows : Bv ticulars anu l>e convinced. Box 884,
The Observer announces a change of
McMinnville, Ore.
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Designer. She wants something more
it into the chute.
consent of the district attorney the
While driving on the Falls City rosd
than a depleted bank-account and a few management, Mr. llayter retiring and
Allgood
A
Collins
assuming
charge.
The
8
months
baby
of
Mrs.
Ludmilla
defendant’s attorneys were allowed
near Dallas Friday, Prof. E. E. Goad
souvenir postal cards to show for her
outing. She wants to find inspiration Mr. llayter finds it necessary to seek had the misfortune to break his leg. Ger'inger died yesterday afternoon. It leave to file a motion for a new trial
another
climateon
account
of
ill
health.
was
afflicted
with
spinal
meningitis.
The
The
horse
became
unmanageable
and
in
for the work she must resume after va
We are all sorry to sen him leave, and getting out of the buggy the professor bereaved mother has the profound before judgment.
cation days are past.
especially the Itemizer, as we have sustained the fracture. Mrs. Coad was sympathy of all our citizens.
A motion of defendant to postpone
‘ *K. C. DeWitt & Co., Chicago, III.— dwelt together in brotherly love for lo also badly bruised.
sentence was overruled.
A
new
bridge
of
4a
foot
span
is
to
he
Gentlemen:—In 18117 I had a disease ol these manv year«. Anything in the
Motion of defendant to set aside ver
the stomach and bowels. In the spring largest and best print shop on the west
Lots of fire works were let off in Dallas put in by the court on Soap creek, and
of 1902 I bought a bottle of Kodol and side of the river was the property of J. on the 4th, probably more than at some some new supports under the Helmick dict and remand defendant to court of
bridge,
Commissioners
Teal
and
Riddell
the benefit I received all the gold in C. whenever asked for, and we have towns that celebrated. The majority of
original jurisdiction overruled.
Georgia could not buv. May you live had many favors at his hands. May he our citizens preferred to remain quietly being out to see about it yesterday.
Defendant’s motion to set aside ver
long and prosper. Yours very truly, C. find health an 1 strength and return to at home all dav and then work off their
About 30 of the uniforms for company
N. Cornell, Roding, Ga,. Aug. 27, 11)06.” us again. He has left his business in enthusiasm with sky rockets in the H came yesterday, and the rest are ex dict ami grant new trial was by consent
We will he ready to furnish brick by
evening after it got cool.
Sold by Conrad Stafrin.
worthy hands.
pected any day. There will be both of attorneys set for he ring at 9 o’clock the 15th of July at our yard one mile
service and dress uniforms, and the Ion July 23rd.
north of Monmouth on the Dallas and
lockers have already been provided for i The Cine took up the morning ami Monmouth road.
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their keeping in the lower part of the
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Woodman hall.
| again ^occupies the jail.
Dr. Bollman was called to Grand
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Indian, dangerously ¡11 with pneu
Catarrh Cannot be Cured.
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monia, anrl who passed awav that . . , ,
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Strawberries are all in, but the rasp, black and
nbrht.
Peter
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nd leaves a wile,
wife, three sons reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh
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a
a
blood
or
constitutional
disease,
Logan berries will be a No. 1. Put up by
and one daughter.
i and in Older to cure it yon must take
ThuJsdflv was a scorcher the ther ' internal remedies. H all’s ( atarrh Cure
careful help, which insures you a clean full
mometer in this office registering 90 de 1 is taken internally, and acts directlv on
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0-
gree*. We saw teamsters hauling hav | the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall’s
in a recognized
box at 9 a. m. and 3 p. m., at Crider’s grocery
All Summer Goods on Sale
with umbrellas to protect them-elves ! Catarrh Cure is not. a quack medicine
inst i t u t i o n of
60c
Curtains
48c
from the sun’s rays. The same tem It was prescribed by one of the best
of learning. Such
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store.
perature in Chicago or New York would physicians in this country for years and
a one is the Deparment of haw of
85c
65c
6c
have occasioned many deaths form son i is a regular prescription. It is composed
the Univeisity of Oregon. Its grati
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stroke, hut here Work went on just the ■ it thela>st tonics known, combined with
nâtes succeed, and many of them are
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8c
same as usual.
the best blood purifier«, acting directly
now prominent members of the
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12c
bench and bar. Facility of seven
Pastor Curtis P. Coe of the Baptist on th** mucous surfaces. The perfect
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teen instructors. Students have ac
18c
j church has been encouraged to give <*'- combination of the two ingredients is
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ery Sunday for the three months of his what produces such wonderful result« in
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19c
opens about September 21, BN)H.
curing
catarrh.
Bend
for
testimonial-
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Free catalogue on application. Ad
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has cancelled all other engagements free. F. J. Cheney & Co., props., T<*
23c
ledo, Ohio. Sold by druggists, price 71
dress
Walter
II.
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Secretary,
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2.50
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and will preach next Sunday, July 12th.
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27c
611 Corbett Bid., Portland, Ore.
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Morning subject, God*» Bounty; even cents. Take Halls Family Pills for eon
3.00
2.25
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ing, Where is thv God. He will teach -tipation.
37c
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a class of young inen in Sunday school
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43c
at 10 a. in. All are invited.
4.00
3.20
N E W T O -D A Y
CLMESi
B U SIN ESS COLLEGE
Caldwel Bros.
A t 3 o’clock this
afternoon there is
no news from Den
ver, but Bryan will
probably be nomi
nated today.
Do You
Know
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L. H. SCHULTZ
Brick
GROCERIES
Ready
July 15th
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Crockery and Country Produce a Specialty
Geo. F. Shew.
q Beginning Monday July 6, Ending Saturday, July 11
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4.85
6.00
White Canvas Shoe*
#1.00 Shoes, Sale
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Fine Footwear a Specialty
Oroceryman Boyd lias had prima facia
evidence that Dallas can boast of at
A dvertisin g under thin head 4 cent a word
least »me strictly honest man. In mak ea< h Insertion
ing change last Saturday he gave a
gentleman a $5 gold piece instead of a
«ale A Ligh tnin g hav haler, full
! nickle. and did not discover his error C(HI
“ scale«
* and
nd f«
1 h ay rake platform
forks, h larv»-
j until the man came hack the following crop w a llin g thin haler
A. Ramsey Dalla**
Monday and said that lie had change Phone Faut 52,
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made at three different places in town,
some one of the store kee|>er* giving
eonvejred to and from Tillam ook <
1 him $5 too much.
P A RTIEH
oth er pnintft on the enaMt at reaHotiahle
rate*.
Phone Blnek 35.
The county ri»ck crusher arrived
Tuesday evening. It was unloaded at
Polk station yesterday and is today l>e- I . n*-n«i >n « ‘giiiiTivi * «unworn cvp*
ing set np on the tom Lyons place, 1 ,> cheap by Ed. Richmond. alia*.
near the old George Brown home. That
i- where the qn ;rry is located. The COR R ALE Vlee home In Dalian; good nine
roller has to come from the east and is • room house. Over «un* aere of land mostly
fru it: ko « m ! garden. Phone 3*t Mrs W. t.
expected earlv next week, The piece In
Reynolds
of road by the John Kbhe pla<*e will
lie the first to he constructed, then in
L-C. !
of Kav Brown's place then the C Z R V K E A R LE O 1 C . hoar» Ior
1 front
•3 Ballard
m H «« aast o f Dallas.
foot ol the hill toward Perrydale.
FRED. J. WACNER
has just put in
iti one of
Hie ’ Barcus”
HORSE-SHOEING
devices. It is the latest thing
out for shoeing horses and he
has the l*est equipment and
can do the l»est horse-shoeing
there is done in the county.
He has the Itest of help and
therefor can Imck lip what he
says. Just give him a trial
and he convinced. Thereis no
hetter work put out than is
put out at th»s shop
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M R S . J. C. C A Y N O R
P H O N E 1251
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