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M & L I K V E S S O U K S T O M A C H , B X iU C .U N G . ETC.
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K. 8. dentine's mother is here from [
Stayton.
(ilen Elkina ha* returned to hia home
at Albany.
Walter Williams now has a fine two j
seated auto.
Mrs. Jennie Cadwell is visiting in
Forest Grove.
Dr. Steiner ami wife were over front
S T Ü F R I 1 T , D a l l a s , O r e g r o ».
S alem
Sunday.
Rev. A. C. Corbin will conclude his
pastorate here on August 1st.
SOME MERCHANTS ill
Barham brothers are putting lip a
large woodshed for Field Allen.
Frit* Gerling. r and Mrs. Ludmilla
Gerlinger are visiting in Astoria.
FULLY OFFICERED.
A nd are really unconscious o f the am ount o f trade
that is d riftin g a w a y to small surrounding villages.
W e, a t least, intend to show enough push and en
e r g y to -regain w h at others have so carelessly a l
lowed to stray aw ay. W e believe in g e ttin g up and
hustling and brin gin g back to Dallas w hat r ig h t
fu lly belongs to her. By this m ethod w e believe
w e help e v e ry m erchant and e v e ry business man
§ § : w ithin her boundaries.
gfel
If sleep you must,
Sleep you may,
But we keep on
Traveling just the same.
Dallas Furniture Co.
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Deal with progressive and uptodate merchants
And you are s ire of getting the best for your money.
Catarrh Cannot be Cured.
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Jack McDonald Dead.
We Strive to Keep Our Store in a Clean, Sanitary Way
Complete List of Company H’ i New Miss Edna Scott went to Albany this ¥
I morning for a few «lays’ visit with ¥
Officers.
friends.
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Our
Falls
City
correspondence
went
Captain C. I). Coi|>ening has now
astray this week, although it was mail ¥
made his selections of the non-coms for ed from there at the usual time.
¥
his militia company and yesterday
turned over to us the following list of
¥
them :
NEW TO-DAY
¥
Captain
........... C D Corpening
¥
First lieutenant
......... F H Musent t
Advertising under thin head $ cent a wor«J
Second lieutenant
Albert Stafrin
¥
each insertion
First saignant
Peter S Greenwood
¥
Quartermaster sargeaut \ W Bennett
Second Sargeaut ........ Conrad Stafrin
'OR sale cheap- a second hand Derrick hay ¥
F
press.
Inquire
of
1).
M.
Guthrie.
Dallas.
Third sargeant.
Samuel Chaney
¥
Fourth sargeaut
Tlios McDonald
Fifth sargeaut .
Lewis Carter
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VL’ ANTED 5D full hl«>«>dc<! Lincoln or Cots 1
Miss Ella Carpenter is home from
i;': teaching school in the metro|K)lis.
A vesitibule car is now being run on
iv'v^v.v
CORPORALS.
the Flyer and more are to follow.
Harold Rich
L. D. Butler
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kearth have gone C V. Teals
Vern Compton
to enjoy ocean breezes at Newport.
B. M. Guy
Jos. R. Sibley
Mr. I). D. Berman, an old friend of Artificer
................ D. V Harris
ours, was down from Corvallis Tuesday. Bugler . . .
..................Carl Williams
The arms and amunition arrived last
Gus Olin has returned to Vancouver
and Conrad Stafrin is home once more. Tuesday night and now the hoys are
happy, they having their first drill with
Ned Shaw has gone to Eastern Ore them last night. The guns are what is
gon to work during the harvest season. known as the improved Springfield of
Reginald Olden has been called to the thirty calilier, and of the model of 1903.
•••••/.••.y.y
bedside of his mother at Twin Falls, Thev are something like the old Krag,
but slightly altered, and would weigh,
Idaho.
we suppose, about the same. There are
Prof. Metzger is to preach at Trout- seventy guns, end with them came belts
dale every other Sunday during the and tlie new sword bayonet, which is a
summer.
wicked looking thing, something like an
tôS& î-
The Eastern Star drill team expect to immense dagger. They are now used
visit the lodge at McMinnville tomor principally for ornament, anil to give
the men enough to carry. Some 400
row night.
•Y.V.v/.-.t
rounds of amunition a Do came. Every
The moving picture outfit, spoken of thing is now here, except probably a
last week, has found quarters in the third of the uniforms which are expect
»v:v.*v. skating rink.
ed daily. Large and convenient lockers
Will our eorrespondenty please make have been provided for each man in the
their communications reach this office basement of the Woodman hall, and in
these they will also keep their gnus to*
by Tuesday night.
ti'V
gather with their uniforms until ricks
s^VtP
The Endeavor associations held a an» provided. It. is unite a sight to
pleasant union meeting at the Christian watch the stuff on hand which the gov
church
Sunday night.
ernment has provided for the proper
è.vi
HenrV Stump was obliged to go to training of her state militia. All the
Salem Saturday an I get a bit of emery j uniforms arc of the best make, of good
and serviceable cloth— no shoddy stuff
extracted from his eve.
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there. There is a complete line of tents
Comity'treasurer Dunn's little chilli and equip page* tin cups, plates, knives
fell from the sidewalk the other day and and forks, cooking utensils, canteens,
dislocated its right shoulder.
haversacks, etc. In fact we take it that
H. S. But a took over four crates of our men are pretty well provided for,
his prime cherries this morning for ex and they can have no kick coming.
t.v.y hibition at the Salem cherry show.
This afternoon Major C. C. Ham
mond, of Eugene, commanding the bal-
S*V*:S
No questions in any subject are to be
— Jtalion t<> which company H. belongs,
taken from tlm state course of study ir\ j will arrive to examine the commission-
the August, 1908, teachers examination, i ed officers as to their qualifications.
lŸ .y '.i;
A rifle range has been procured on
The Portland big democratic rally was
:V?:!5y- .*-;G ?.. : y fö ?
postponed from Wednesday night on the Boise place, about one and a half
account of the death of the wife of Milt miles from town, and on Sunday, July
25th. the hoys will have their first tar
Miller.
get practice.
Miss Maggie Evans, from Dallas, is 'a
Mr. Bennett has resigned as second
Sam Kennedy lias been in Albany on
M. Hayter. dentist, Wilson building. | F or headache Dr. Miles A n ti-Pain Pills.
guest of Miss Florence Cauthorn anil lieutenant, owing to his weight and
business.
F or headache Dr. M iles’ A n ti-P a in Pills | Dr. Donoboe, dentist, Uglow building.
will remain a few days.—Gervais Star. years disqualifying him for the position,
J. M. Flynn, the paper man, was in
Something in post cards at Daniel’s. | Sewing machines for rent—L D. Dan
Mr J. J. Wiseman went to Portland and has accepted the appointment of
town Tuesday.
Tuesday
afternoon to attend the great quartermaster sargeaut, a position that
iel.
L. I). Brown for abstracts. Notary j
What has become of our Pioneer democratic rally there Wednesday even he has filled before, and for which he is
public, typewriting.
particularly well qualified.
July records now ready at L. I). Dan
ing.
correspondent?
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We make a specialty of horse shoe- | iel's store. %
By
leaning
against
a
wire
fence
dur
Hon.
W.
H.
Holmes
and
Win
Kaiser
ing at the old Smith shop.— E. Wade.
This office can furnish you indexed were over from Salem Saturday.
ing Sunday morning’s thunder storm.
Sam Ray got a shock that paralyzed with local applications as they cannot
Cards with your name on them while books of all kinds.
E. F. Long and family are now resid him for a time.
you wait at L. I>. Daniels’ music store. | If you want a strictly fresh berry buy
reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh
ing on their farm near Sublimity.
Eat Kraher’s berries and be happy. Kraber’s special pack.
B. F. Wells, wife and daughter and is a a blood or constitutional disease,
and
in order to cure it you must take
Ed
Biddle
is
back
from
his
trip
to
the
Remember the. places, Crider’s ami
Oyster shell grit food for chickens, east and south and reports a most Earl Barham are fishing on the Sieltz, internal remedies. Hall’s Catarrh Cure
also G. W. Myer and family and Supt.
Webster’s stores.
old and young at Loughary’s.
is taken internally, and acts directlv on
pleasant time.
Sevmour and wife.
Quality and quantity considered, Kra-
the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall’s
Now is the time to be ordering your
Ross Winslow is to be boss of the
bers prices are right on Logan berries hop checks. We print any kind.
Miss Carrie Crook and her brother Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine
lock
crusher.
A
lietter
selection
could
by the crate at Criders grocery store.
Enen, of Dallas, visited over last Bun- It was prescribed by one of the best
Complete catalogue of Edison rocords hardly he made.
«lay with Miss Eva Trent.— McMinn- physicians in this country for years and
Anderson A Son, at Ballston, have on sale at L. D. Daniels— Nothing miss
ville
Telephone-Register.
is a regular prescription. It is composed
Mill
street,
between
Main
and
Jeffer
just got in a car load of Extra Star ing.
son, is now in the swim with the other
Hon. T. J. Havter wa* exhibiting „ | «* the beet toni™ known, combined with
shingles. Choice lot. Present price is
If you want score books or score cards blocks under improvement.
white gopher on the streets the other the best blood purifiers, acting directly
$2.25 per M
J2S
on the mucous surfaces. The perfect
for baseball games, go to Ross Ellis for
Editor Havter is enjoying an outing at day. which he caught at his Fir Park combination of tlie two ingredients is
$1 a week buys any sewing machine | them.
the hopitable mountain ranch of Dr. H. residence. Quite a curiosity.
in the house. We have seven makes to
what produces such wonderful results in
Miss Mildred Long, the young lady curing catarrh. Send for testimonials
select from for $12 and up.—L. I). Dan
L D. Brown, lawyer, notary public. L. Toney in the Siletz region.
iel.
Abstracts furnished. Upstairs Uglow
Miss Cieona Devitt left on Monday for drowned in Washeugal slough Saturday free. F. J Cheney & Co.. projSs., To-
Monmouth to attend the Summer school evening, was a daughter of Henry Pat led«), Ohio. Sold by druggists, price 75
Mrs. Laura Seifarth will have a sale building.
terson, an old time resident if Indepen cents, Take Halls Family Pills for con
of all her household goods at Rickreall
Mr. and Mrs. M. Dungan are iiiippy for teachers.— Philomath Review.
dence.
stipation.
on Saturday, July 25th, begining at 2 in tlie possession of a new boy, which
B M. Guy. secretary of the Hardware
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Mrs. ,T. G. Van Orsdel entertained
o’clock.
arrived last week.
Dealers association, attended a meeting
the ladies of the Presbyterian mission
Sheriff Grant went to Mill creek
Uac ReWitt’s Little Early Risers, of that bodv at New berg last week.
ary society at afternoon tea at her resi
Tuesday to arrest a man accused of tres | pleasant little pills that are easy to
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Witt, of Fort dence, corner of Mill and Jefferson, last
pass in the pasturing oi Ins cattle on ink
i)ld bv Conrad Stafrin.
! Worth. Texas, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Friday afternoon.
Mr. Amos Jones is visiting his par
other peoples premises.
ents.
Everybody’s friend—Dr. Thomas’ ! A. M. Kelsav, the ladies being friends
The thunder storm Snndav caused
When you want prescriptions tilled Electric Oil. Cures toothache, earache, ! of long standing.
Samuel Skersies’ horse to take fright,
Hay baling will soon begin around
by a competent druggist, one who is sore throat. Heals cuts, bruises, scalds.
Kenedy's Laxative Congh Syrup acts throwing him from the buggy, and giv Smithfield.
careful and knows what he is about, go Stops any pain.
gently upon tin* bowels and thereby ing him some painful injuries. Mr.
Sam Smith’s children are recovering
to Conrad tarin’s drug store.
Itching, torturing skin eruptions, dis drives the cold out of the system. Skeries lives on Salt Creek.
at List from mumps.
In the Portland Journal’s announce figure, annoy, drive one wild. Doan’s Sold by Conrad Stafrin.
Subjects for Sunday at the Baptist
Cherry picking has been in style for
ment of the progress of their education Oinment brings quick relief ami lasting
Taylor Dunn and father drove down church : Morning. The Lonely Labor
al contest Miss Freda Laurner, of Dal cures. Fifty cents at any drug store.
from Dallas Wednesday afternoon and er; evening, The Secret of Paul’s Suc a few weeks among the la«lies.
las, leads the list with ueariy 10,000
Mr. Reed and Miss Myrth went to
The infant of Mr. and Mrs. Plea, of j visited at the J. L. Cattle home. They cess. Tlie pastor will welcome young
votes.
McMinnville Sunday, returning Mon
Black Rock, died Monday. It was aged | left Thursday morning for Dundee where men to his Sunday school class.
Kodol will without doubt help anyone live weeks, and was known as the incu ¡they have a large prune orchard.— Day-
A merchant
protective association day.
who has stomach disorders or stomach bator baby, mentioned in these columns ion Optimist.
was
is organized in Dallas Friday, by tlie
Mr. Jack Lynn visited at the Fisher
trouble. Take Kodol today and con several weeks ago.
Ruth McColm returned home from elec
action of U. S Loughary as chairman home Sunday, also Mr. and Mrs. J.
tinue it for the short time that is neces
Dallas last Wednesday evening. She and the appointment of a committee to Myer.
After
a
heavy
meal,
take
a
couple
of
sary to give vou complete relief. Kodol
Doan’s Regulets, and give your stomach was accompanied by her sister, Mrs. D. draft constitution ami by laws. A good
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Myer was down
is sold by Conrad Stafrin.
liver and bowels the help they will W. Dunn and little daughter, who will move and one long needed.
on their farm where Grandpa Townsend
“ E. C. DeWitt & Co., Chicago, 111.— need. Regulets bring easy, regular make an extended visit at the J. L.
Fred
Horner
received
a
message
Tues
lives,
Sunday.
Castle home.— Dayton Optimist.
Gentlemen:—in 1897 I had a disease ot passages of the bowels.
day from Mrs. Horner, who is visiting
Mary Townsend fell and hurt her
A very pretty wedding took place at relatives at Mehama, that bis family
the stomach and bowels. In the spring
Many ills come from impure blood. the home of Mr. and Mrs. De Los Smith, had been increased by two, Mrs. Horner neck quite badly while washing the
of 1902 I bought a bottle of Kodol and
the benefit I received all the gold in Can’t have pure blood with faulty di near Somerset Center, Mich., Saturday. having given birth to two healthy 7- kitchen ceiling but is alright again.
gestion,
lazy liver and sluggish bowels. June 27th, at high noon, when their pound boys the night before.
Georgia could not buv. May you live
Hot weather once more. Haying ¡8
long and prosper. Yours very truly, C. Burdock Blood Bitters strengthens the daughter Ruth Belden, was united in
Sunday afternoon while Robt. Lop in order in our pleasant little common
N. Corned, Roding, Ga,, Aug. 27, 1900.” stomach, (towels and liver, and purifies marriage with Walter L. Tooze., Jr., of was endeavoring to untangle one of bis it v, there being about two hundred acres
the blood.
Falls Citv, Oregon.
Sold by Conrad Stafrin.
horses, which had got caught in a lu r b 1 of hay.
wire fence on iiis farm near Balm
Mrs. Nan Sparks and little son, Leon,
Grove, the animal kicked him in V e has been visiting her nephew, James
side of tlie face and rendered him un Reed, returning to Sheridan the fourth
conscious. A plate of false teeth tore to he a short time with Mrs. Joe Ridge
iq> the inside of his mouth considerably, way a sister of Mr. Reed, and from there
but be is now recovering nicely, happy she will join her daughter in Portland
that the accident did no mere serious to accompany her to the sound for a lew
injury.
weeks.
In the case of Charles Blanchard,
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charged originally with assault with
intent to commit rape on the person of
Wilma Lee, a young girl near Indepen
dence, the gra d jury, while returning
Mrs. Geo. Wilnon, of Idaho, is home
an indictment yesterday, materially
reduced the charge, for the members for a few days visit with her mother,
Mrs.
Sneed.
were not convinced that there was any
j intention to commit raja», and therefore
Mr. Canfield who hue been here for
the charge simply stands .“ assault and several weeks returned to his home on
battery,” which removes it from the Salmon River.
ranks of a felony technically, and
Mrs. Frank Brown and son, of Port
makes it merely a jail matter. Proba-
i bly w ith this in mind. Blanchard yes* land, were visitors at the home of
! terday entered a plea of “ guilty” and Henry Brown and wife.
will come up for sentence tomorro w
Claude Conlee has purchased a hay
I morning at ft o'clock,—Salem Statesman. baler anti expects to start it soon as
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possible after these showers.
A B F . S I F .F .P IN r.
| The little child of Kaniiie Biggs is
' rapidly recovering Lorn a severe sick
! spell.
SPECIAL!
Tillamook Cheese, 15c per pound
Boiled Ham every day
We are the headquarters for the
Kraber berry, fresh three times
a day.
CRIDER’S GROCERY
”
w«d«l ewe lambs. Give price and partimi- j
lars. The Sun, Sheridan, Oregon.
J23 |
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SPECIAL!
Hcad of ehoice goats for sale or trdde for
horses or cattle.—Milt H«>lnian.
Jit*
0hHESi
N experienced nurse—Mrs. J. H. Cornwall,
Obstetrical cases a specialty. References
given. Phone
Mutual.
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PARTIES taken to any pla«*e,
tains, at reasons hie rates.
'«>ast or moun-
F. S. Ramsey.
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BUSINESS COLLEGE
COR sale A Lightning hay baler, full viride,
» hay rake, platform scales ami forks, h large
crop waiting tills baler. -C. A. Ramsey. Dallas.
Phone East .Vi,
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jn.
W A S H IN G T O N AND T E N TH STR E E TS
»O R T L A N D . OREGON
W R IT 'S
FOR
CATALOG
The School that Placet You in a Good Potition
conveyed to ami from Tillamook or
P ARTIES
other points on the coast at reasonable
rates. Phone Black 35.
tf
. ^ head of registered Cotawold ewes for sale
cheap by ltd. Richmond, alias.
Jaa
Up to yestunlay about 100 hunters1
N. L Butler has been appointed a
licenses have been issued this year, 57
notary public.
Miss Bessie David has returned to of them having been taken out prior to
CXRVirKARLK 0 .1 ,0 , boars f««r «»le .-C , I.
3 lUllard,'JimlWicaul«»f Dalliu
Portland after a visit with her slater,. . in. 1st,
Mis, G, N , Cherrington»
ctSOtdt Tomb Buff Orpington ogg, l! for 15
Harry Albert ami wife and 0. L. Me- i
J. K. Beelley. Falls City.
Nary and wife, of H.iUm, were at* auto
party visiting Dallas Tuesday night,
j
Caldt/vul
COR Bale Ash, manic and alder vVood
I Evans, Dallas. Phone, Kasj3o.
Evan
tf
™ H K A D of Nannie goats to let out on shares
1UU in any «luantity desired.—8 M. Ray.
Pallas.
ill
Mr. D. K. Blanchard, of Mill Creek, |
was brought bei«*re Justice Holman yes -1
terday accused of trespass. The hear
ing oi the case w as set foi next Thurs
day, and Mr. Blanchard allowed to g«)
on iiis own recognizance.
POOL AND BILLIARD HALL
Now touted in the Kerslake
(Everything upto-date )
B. F. JONES
Attorney-at-Law
Notice to Bidders.
INDEPENDENCE, OK.
Probate work a specialty.
VOTICK is hereby given that the county court
*’ of Polk county Oregon, will rc« . ive bid*
f«»r hauling rock upon « < rtaiu of th«* county
roads, ami aim» for operating the rock crusher.
Spei-it1cati«ms will be on til«* with the conn
ty clerk on or before July loth. I’. his Bonds
will be required of the succtssful biildcr.
Sai«l bi«ls must be tlle«l with the county «*l«*rk
not Inter than 10 o '< *l«H -k a m.. July 20. lOOtt
The court reserves the right to reject anv or all
Do You
b ills .
I ( «;r\
— . — ■1
E. M. SMITH
County t’l«*rk.
Notice to Stockholders.
VTOTICE is hereby given to all concerned
^
that tin* Dallas City bank will li«*l«i its an
nual election of officers on Saturday, July 18th,
and transact such other business as mav come
up.
W G. N ASSAU.
JIG
Cashier.
Street Assessment Notice.
To James Howe, K. R. Tuttle, W. E. Burns, Dan
P.Stouffer, Evaline Hayter, J. M. Sears. J.
K. Richter. K
Kirkpatrick, S. M. Ray. K.
J. Boyd. T. J. Cherrington, D. C. Criilcr, R.
K Williams, B. II. McCallon. M. Kling.w, W.
('. Brown, r. Risser, Trustees M. E. Church,
Polk County. Oregon. Chas. Salffckv, Frank
Kerslakc, W. J. White, J. E. Smith, M, K
Sihlth. T. B. Hill, J W. Crider. I M. Camp
bell, A. K Campbell, Abel ITglow . N. J. Frink-,
H«*irs at Law of Hester A. Ellis, deceased.
William I atom. W. H. M. Daniel. K. W. Pol
ler, Almeaa S. Fuller, M. Havter. H. (\ Ea-
kin. f. E. Sibley:
V O U are hereby notified that the « ity council
* of the city of Dallas. Oregon, has’ cstimat-
e«l the cost of the street improvement (placing
of cement and wooden curbs) on that part of
Main street lying between Academy and Mill
streets; all that part of Main strict lying be
tween Court and Washington streets; all that
»art «>f Mill street lying between Jefferson and
'hureh streets; all that part of Court street
lying between Feffcrson »ml Church streets;
all that part of Washington str<*et lying be
tween the east line of Main street and the east
line of (.'hureh str«*et, all in the city of Dallas.
Polk county, Oregon, as in Ordinance No. lot*
>rovi«led to be made to be 25 cents per linear
oot for all «*e:uent curbs and 30 cents per lin
ear foot for all cement curb corners, ami 15.
cents per linear foot for ail wood curbs, in
cluding curb «-orners.
You arc further uotifi«*«! that tin* sai«l coun
cil will sit in tlie council chamber in said city
on tin* 20th day of July, 11 * 08 , at 7 :30 o'clock in
the evening, for the purpose of apportioning
the cost of such improvement, ami assessing
upon each lot, or part of lot or parcel of grouml
liable therefor, its proportionate share of such
cost. That all owners ami other persons in in
terest may attend at said time and place and
show cause, if any they have, why such ap
portionment and assessment of cost should not
be made.
Dorn* by order of the city council, of the city
of Dallas, Oregon, made on the 6th day of July.
11*08.
Witness ray hand and the oftieial seal of said
citv of Dallas, this 8th day of July. l!*oa.
L. D. BROWN.
' s k a i. ,-
Auditor and Police Judge of the
( — ' *)
rity of Dallas, Oregon.
SH E
W O N ’T
BU Y
until she lias satisfied herself
that the articl«* is without a
aw That’s the kind of a
cusiomoi we like— <>ue who
will hunt for the weak points
Slio won t find any, howdver,
in our
QUEENSWARE
or in any of the crockery on
our shelves. We went on a
tour of inspection before she
came and put everything
right, including the prices.
That bread is likely to
absorb disease
germs
when shipped in a bag
gage car along with oth
er common baggage?
That the Star Bakery puts
out some of the beat bake*
stuffs to he obtained any
where in the Willamette
Valley ?
That $1 spent in your
home town is worth more
to you than $3 sent out?
Three of the many
reasons why should de
mand the Dallas product
when buying bakestuffs.
STAR BAKERY,
D. T. BROWNE, Prop
W. H. R O Y & CO
PHONE
M U T U A L 1411
PHONE
B E L L 511
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DALLAS, OREGON
L. H. SCHULTZ
G R O C ER IES
Crockery and Country Produce a Specialty
Street Assessment Notice.
Ti* Jatni'M How«*, E. R. Tuttle, R. L.
man, w. B. Barni,
I V. Lynch,
<’luip
Dan.
F Stouffer, Evaline Hayter, J. M. Sears, J* E
Richter, K. ('. Kirkpatrick, H. M. Uav. K. J.
Boyd, T. J. Cherrington, D. ('. ('rider, It.
K Williams, B. II M.Callon, W. F. Pfeiffer.
M. Klinger, W. ('. Brown. C. Kisser. Trustee
M. K. Church, Polk County, Oregon, Charles
Salfloky, Frank Kernlake, W. .!. White,./. K,
Smith. M. K Smith, T B. Hill, J. W Crider,
A. K. Campbell, Sarah L. Shultz. William
Fault, J. M. Campbell, Abel ('glow, H.
Crider. Dallas Citv Bank, M. C. Wilson. J. B
Thompson, O. E Williams, M K Williams,
Oregon «(.’ California Railroad Company, N.
J. Frink Heirs at Law of Hester . Ellis, de
fease«!, Win. Tatoin. B. H. Grant, Ola E. Lane.
N M Grant, J I . ( ’«»HI»*. P A Finaeth. E
(». Emmons. W. H. McDaniel, E. W Fuller,
Aimed»« S. Fuller, J. D Smith. A M Miller
Anna Coad. F. J. Coad. C. G. Coad. Mary K.
Stump, Chester Rowell. Ethel Rowell Perry,
Paul W«*ssing«*r and Henry Wagner, Trus
tees. D. J. Riley. Martha B. Stafrin. M. Hayter,
J. K. Sibley, II C. Kakln.
V O C are hereby notified that the eliy «*onn«*il
1 of the city of Dallaa Ofegoti, haa ea tim
ted tlie «’«»at of the str«*«*t Improvement (grad
ing and macadamizing) on that part of Main
street lying between Academy and Washing
ton str««*tH; all that part of Mill str«***t lying
between Jefferson anil Church at recta; all that
part <»f Court street lying b«*twe«*n Jeff« raon
and Church atreeta; all that part of Washing
ton street lying between the east line of Main
street and the east line of Church street, all in
the city of Dallas, Polk County, Oregon, as in
Ordinance No. 1U5 provided to I»«* made to be
f 14107 50 In all. or at th«* rate «if 12.25 p«*r front
foot for t in* half of the street so improved.
You are further notified that the said <*<»iin«,il
will sit in the council chamber in sai«l <*ity «»ti
tin* ¿nth «lay of July, I OiJH, at7:30o’«*lock in the ev
ening. f«»r th«* purpose «>f apportioning th«* «•«»•«t
of such Improvement, and aaaeaaing noon each
lot <>r part of lot or parcel of grouml liable there
for. ita proportionate share of such coat. That
all owners ami other persons in Intereat may
attend at sal«l time and pla«*«* ami show cause,
if any they have, why such apportionment j
and ¿.''-««•sstnent of coat should not f>«* made.
Done by «»r«i«*r of th»« eity council «»f th«* city
of Dallas, Oregon, made on the sixth «lav of I
Mrs. Vick and daughter, of Falls City,
Baldy Gil ner phoned us last evening were the guests of Mr. ami Mrs. John
. that Jack McDonald bail passed away Kbbe, the first of the week.
I that afternoon at the Belvedere hotel of
Mr. f^ee writes it was 104 in the shade
I erysipelas, which developed from a car- last Saturday at Pendleton. That cer
j buncte oh his neck w ith which lie had tainly heats Dallas a line or two.
l>een afflicted for the last week. Mrs.
Mrs. Herbert Lee and sons sf*ent sev
! McDonald desired some Woodman to
I take charge of the remains, and Mr. W. eral days last week in Pioneer at the
j V. Fuller, an old friend of the deceased, home of Mr. anti Mrs. Koenaman.
went down this morning for that pur-
Mrs. Anne Hinshaw is planing on
I |*ose. Jack will be laid to rest by the building a new house on her property
Woodmen of Beaverton camp tomorrow, here as soon as she can get the lumber
! he having lately purchased a home hauled.
July, limn.
Witness my hand and the «»tficial seal «»f the
there, and transferred his memliership
*»f July, t‘.*u«
The weather man can not please us » said city of Dallas, this 8th day
I from Dallas camp. Mr. McDonald was
L D BROWN,
i not even expecting to lie sick, as the all for while these ^bowers are fine for
Auditor and P«dlce Judge of I
th«* city of Dallas. Oregon.
first of tlie week he summoned Art. the gardens they are not so nice on the
Hayes to come down, arid make a trip hay that is cut.
to Southern Oregon on some land deal.
Mrs. ttyer^on and son, of Michigan,
The poison got into his blo«>d an«! it ar«* here? the guests of liar brother-in-1
i did not take long for it to do its work law Jake Hanson. Site ex¡N‘(‘ts to locati*
and make wav w ith one of God's noble- ¡itti, if rihe fiinlr* n |»l«c«; Lo tstiii ¡ 1 er.
i men. Mr. McDonald was 44 years of
\ol»iiu^ »»etter in Polk nountv. ( ’lo*e
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I age, and child, who are terribly afttict-
TIi. Kantern 8t»r helil t»ieir laut M.- to Dalla*, K. K ami rchool fruit ami
i er) with their great sorrow. His father
rlairy
ry ; plenty i of wood. Write for par-
•ion T i-*l«y ev.iniiiK until After var*-
' lies in oar cemetery, dving about a year
tion. They b*<l ÿvxi thing* buU, lo «at ticilar* amf he convinced. Box :w«,
J ifo . Jack carried $1000 in the Wood- »n-t «trink.
MrMmnvilie, Or*
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FOR HOME OR INVESTMENT
K ra b e r’s Berries
Strawberries are all in, but the rasp, black and
Logan berries will be a No. 1. Put up by
careful help, which insures you a clean full
box at 9 a. m. and 3 p. m., at Crider’s grocery
store.
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