t h e p o lk c o u n t y it e m iz e r .
Admitted to the
tecoud
class
of mail
m atter.
Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.
FOUR GIRLS
R r s t o m l to H e a lth by L y d ia K,
P iu k lia m ’M \ t g e lu b le C o m p o u u d .
R m a d W h a t T A#y J a y .
T H U R S D A Y , A U G . 6 , 1908.
UNDER THE BIG CLOCK.
What Our County Officii Is Have lone
Since Our Last Issue.
Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dls-
Mi** Lillian R om . .130
* courages and lessens ambition: beauty, vigor
E ast 84th Streut, New
and cheerfulness soon
York, w rites: “ Lydia
4, » -j—~~ é f é k
disappear when the kid-
K. l'in kha iii's Vegeta-
*
neys are out of order
ble Compound over
V. P . F IS K E .
cam e irregularitie*», pe
or diseased.
Probate Court.
BURNED OUT.
riodic suffering, ami
__
Kidney trouble has
nervous
headaches,
Estate of Mary Neal, deceased;
v 'T ~ become so prevalent
aftor
everything
else
Andrew Kershaw appointed administra-
that It is not uncommon
Itemizer, one year in advance ...................................
had failed to help me, or.
Gut Olin Loses His Vancouver
for 9 child to be born
and I feel it a duty lo
SUBSCRIPTION With Weekly Oregonian or Semi-weekly Journal.
‘
afflicted with weak kid
Estate of Berry Conner, deceased
let others know of it."
1 With Oregon Woodman................ .. .....................
Drug Store.
neys. If the child urin
KathnrineC raig, - 130 final account heard and approved; dis
Lafayette 8 t ., Denver, trihution to I rj made and on tilln
ates too often, if the
Col., w rites: "T h an k s vouchers to be discharged.
urine scalds the flesh or if. when the child |
Last night’s Journal says : The drug
( Office,
( Ifficc,
! to Lydia E . Pinkham 's
MUTUAL I Residence,
HKU, Residence,
reaches an age when it should be able to
Ixr-
Estate of John Campbell, deceased store of Gua Olin, on Main street, be
Vegetable Compound I
control tiie passage, it is yet afflicted with i
am well, aftersutferiug petition to sell real estate granted: tween Fifth ami Sixth, was completely
bed-wetting, depend upon it. the cause of
for months from ner property to I k * sold at public auction.
the difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first
¿fitted hv tire shortly after 1 o’clock
vous prostration. ”
P a tri n i t r One A n o th er (nr the U p b u ilitin o o f Town a n d C o u n ty .
In re-estate of Win. Williams, de this morning. While it has not been
Miss Marie Stoltz-
step should be towards the treatment of |
nian, of Laurel, la ., ! ceased—petition for final hearing filed
these important organs. This unpleasant
w rites: " I was in a ruti- and Friday, September 4th, set for hear definitely learned what started the
trouble is due to a diseased condition of the j
dowucond itionand su f- ing.
blaze, it is believed to l*» either from
kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as ;
j fered from suppression,
We heard a man remark the other most people suppose.
A Portland cement factory in to bo
In re-guardianship of minor heirs of defective wiring or spontaneous com
indigestion, am! poor
Women
as
well
as
men
are
made
mis-
!
circulation. Lydia E. D. T. Boyer, deceased; hearing of final bustion.
established in Portlaud, obtaining evening that if Ralph Williams was
erable with kidney and bladder trouble, |
Pinkham ’s Vegetable 1 account of guardian and for appoint
The tire broke out in the basement
their supply of rock from near only out of the way there w mid lie no and both need the same great remedy. ;
Compound made me ment of his successor heard and order-
trouble
in
Hrv.rn
carrying
Oregon
in
well and strong.”
Rose'urrg. Near P.rllna is a <,narry
The mild and the immediate effect of 1
led that the report lie approved and under the store, where large quantities
Miss Ellen M. Olson, Bertha Boyer he appointed in his stead oi highly inflammable matter are stor
fia t would undoubtedly furnish wood the next election. While we Isdieve Swamp-Root is soon realized. It is sold j
of 417 N Kafct 8 t., Ke-
by druggists, in fifty-
(
ed. The blaze would have been kept
wanee,
111., says: " Ly- j upon filing approved bond of $2,000.
Mr.
Williams
an
astute
politician,
and
material for such an industry. Tin
d ia E . Pinkham ’sVege-
cent and one dollar ^HBELcPUii
in this section hut for the explosion of
rook is the same as our famous court Dallas is proud of his honored jsisi- sizes. You may have a Sala
table Compound cured
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
some oil, which tore a hole through the
me of backache, side
sample
bottle
by
mail
tion,
yet
we
believe
[ample
will
thig
house is hui't of, and is undoubtedly
ache, and established
free, also pamphlet tell- nome «>f Rwamp-Ront.
Hoor. In an instant the Haines swept
Samuel
Fisher
et
ux
to
Joel
Flan
my periods, after the
as gorsl a cement rock as there is in time vote for their own interests.
ing all about it, Including many of the
nery. 40 acres in t 0 s, r 8 w
$ 200 upward and the interior of the large
best local doctors had
thousands of testimonial letters received
existence. Someday it will la‘ u til
| .1 M Moore et a I to William Car-
failed to help me.”
room v\as soon a mass of tire. The tire
It is continually asserted by repub* from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer
! son, two blocks in Perrydale
100 lopartment arrived without delay and
ised for just such a purpose.
! lican papers in Ore.on tliat one cause & Co.. Binghamton, N. Y., be sure and FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. j M J and J W Caldwell to J W
mention this paper.
Morrison, lot in Dallas
..........
1 fought hard to save the store. The
Km- thirty years Lydia E. I’ink-
Annnuncememt has just been made j (or the election by the people of
burning drugs made it extremely diffi
Do not make any mistake, hut re lumi's Vegetable Compound, made Susan E Smith and hd to J C
of the amounts which each state con Wieorge E. Chamberlain for U. S. sen member the name, Swamp-Root, Dr
165 cult to do efficient work, hut despite
from roots and herbs, lias been the j Spitzbart, lots in West Salem.
|
George
Res
<
e
et
ux
to
Martha
J
Kilmer’s
Swamp-Root,
and
the
add
re«
■
taining national forests will receive ator w a due to democrats voting in
standard remedy for female ills,
this the three-story Wolff building iu
%
interest in 2 acres in
and has positively cured thousands of I t Powell,
under the new law giving 25 [>er cent repudlican |ir maries, and thus defeat- inghampton, N. Y. on every bottle.
8 s, r 9 w ....................................
500 which the drug store was located, was
women who have been troubled with | Edward Finley et ux to A A
of the gross receipts from forests to ing Fulton, and even auch a staid old
saved. It looked for a time as if
displacements, inflammation, ulcera
Livingston, 13 acres in t 6 s. r 3
nothing could prevent the big structure
these states. The total amount to go paper aa the Oregonian still contin-
EXCEEDED EXPECTATIONS.
tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
w .....................................................
1
from going, in which case the entire
to these states, from the receipts of j ues to say so. not later than last Sun-
periodic pains, backache, , that ' bear- A A Livingston to Edward Finley
et ux, 12 acres in t 7 p, r 3 w.
1 block would undoubtedly have been
the fiscal year which ended Jun e 30. j day. The Iteinixer does not belieie
tog-down feeling, flatulency,indiges
July Business Much Better Than tion, dizziness, ornervous prostration.
swept.
is *447,063.79, Oregon getting $32,318. | that anything of the kind ever hap-
The loss falls particularly heavy on
Why don’t you try it ?
Patents.
Anticipated.
52. The law requires that this mon pened anywhere in Oregon. Such ru
Olin. He had recently fitted up his
M rs. Pinklinin Invites all sick
U. 8. to H. C. Miller.
ey be. expended upon public roads and mors ha\e been circulated in l’olk
women to w rite tier for advice.
TT. S. to Lulu V. Brown.
establishment iu first class shape and
The volume of business transacted in She has guided thousands to
schools by the counties which contain county, and we have endeavored many
XJ. 8. to Nelson H. Berry.
had been in business for himself but
all
lines
in
and
around
Dallas
during
health.
A
ddress,
Lynn,
Mass.
national forest land. In this way the times to trace them to an auttiorative
little over a year, lie carried a stock
the month of July has greatly excelled
Martiage
Licenses.
every instance where
counties are compensated for the re so ree. In
valued at about $5,000, including an
all anticipations. 1 11 fact it could hard
Ralph E. McDonald and Rose
duction of taxable aiea brought about we could secure the name of the ly he better for this time of year. For factors in predicting a dull season.
elegant soda fountain. The loss will
llinsliaw.
by the existence of the forests. Be party instanced as so voting, he various reasons July is alwavs one of Happilv from all reports this assump
Wesley M. Elliott and Myrtle De reach at least two thirds with insurance
of $2,000. The loss to the building
fore this year the states have received was found to he a republican, and the dullest months of the year, especial tion has proved entirely groundless. Haven.
owned by Peter Wolff, will not exceed
of long sta d in . ly in merchandise lines. The majority Most, everyone has taken their custo
l't per cent of the gross receipts, hut many times
The county commissioners took a rest
congress voted last white to increase True demo rats have no desire to of the people take* that month or Au mary vacation, hut business has gone at 4 o’clock yesterday afternoon and $750.
fin just the same, and nearly everyone went out to the Dolph place to look ai
The report that Tel Frazer, who runs
prostitute their party allegiance by gust for their one great recreation j>< -
the amount to 25 per ceil'.
reports July business much better than terà bridge reported as needing repairs. a store adjoining, was also burnt out,
riod
of
the
entire
year,
and
such
vaca
regie ering or voting otherwise than
Our militia boys will return borne where they belong, and th • assertion* tion either in the mountains or at somt* they had any l ight to expect. While as
The county court’s time was yester is not true.
next Thursday night, presumably. that they did so is a calumny not to of the numerous coast resorts. This yet no large buildings have been under day taken up in hearing road supervis
The council will not construct an arch
construction in the countv, vet a nuin- ors’ reports, looking after bridge ed .,
The Itemizer would suggest that the he desired and manufactured out of vear has hoen no exception to that gen
her arc contemplated an.T » ill he built. ! aml tod»V ‘ hey are at work on the aud over the race on Mum street this year,
eral
rule,
and
everyone
seems
plentiful
owing to too much other expense. The
iting and allowance of hills.
citizens of Dallas tender them a pub
___
whole cloth.
block will I k * improved just the same,
ly provided with the necessaries where and the manufacturers are already
lic reception at the armory on the
hut only to the bank of the race, put
ro-h.-l
in
the
matter
of
«up,»Ivin«
the
|
A
SERIOUS
PROBLEM.
with to take as long a vacation, if not
night of their arrival. Get out the
ting in a plank covering after bringing
National ( hairman Hitchcock has longer, than is customary. This mat demands for the small enterprises, such ;
it down to grade.
band, throw in and mak** up a pot to adopted the infamous card system
ter being taken into consideration, as a as new residences, repairs, etc.
The sawmills of the county are run- The Sprinkling of Our Business
pay for them some ice cream, secure originated by the editor of the Omaha criterion for the amount of business
Streets,
one or two of our most elo<|iie t Bee, and will use it all over the United to lie transacted, and the further fact ning full time, a goodly portion of their J
speakers to give them addres os of States to secure the election of Taft that the county going dry would result orders being the supply of the local trade, i
mills are shipping carloads
,
,,
welcome, and give them a home com This card system is based on the sup in decreased business, were the main The largest
.
,
One of the most serious problems now
of lumber every dav,
the . amount . o f , confronting
.. ..
...
.. Dallas
...
*
’
the
citizens
of
is the
ing that will make them feel good. position th at every man can he work
timber going out on our freights being,
. ,
y
.
sprinkling of our streets, ami the prop-
The hoys will have worked hard and ed, i e., that he can he made to vote
somt t ung stupf n< nous.
| er avoidance of the clouds of dust that
fa thfully, and it is hut right that we against his honest conviction provid
Frank Coad s planing mill constantly
CO FFEE
; come swirling up our thoroughfares
show our appreciation for their ser ed you turn the right screw on him.
keeps busy as large a force of skilled
infringing on every nook and cor
vices. They have helped to advertise This is undoubtedly so in the majority
Good grocers like Schil workmen as it is posesible for him to j and
ner of onr stores and offices. Our main
Dallas all along their journey, they of instances. Many of us would rath
and he has orders ahead to keep
blocks, or a majority of them, could now
ling's 1 lest, for it makes secure,
things humping until late in the fall.
have shown to all that Dallas is one er sacrifice our one little vo’e than
he sprinkled and the dust kept down
Foundrymen
Harris
&
Stump
are
good-will
and
not
trouble
;
of the few small towns of Oregon who he put in a financial or some other
The only difficulty in its way is the
kept busy from early morning until |
ha ve enterprise and patriot sin enough
in case of complaint, the late at night to keep up with their large I price to he paid for so doing. Mr. Coul
hole and caused great inconvenience,
to get up a m ili'ia company willing if not loss. B. the card system every
ter owns the street sprinkler, for which
WILL BE MADE THIS SEASON BY THE
business orders from all over Polk and |
money is ready.
and ready to serve its country in time voter is tabulated, together with his
| he went to an outlay of $250 to get fixed
Yamhill counties.
Your grocer returns your money if you don't
„
... ,
,
. up in order to get in shape to dr> the
of need Let us show that we honor j financial, social religion- and general
The Sweeney flouring null has a large I W()rj.
like it: we pav him
. j | worn in a thorough manner. The reason
them for so doing and not he back everyday standing. If there is any
force of men getting everything '
1
that he is not now running the sprink-
ward in the expression of our tha> ks. thing in his past life that he desires
^
I
J
ler iH because he cannot secure a suffi
To such an end the Itemizer would ! to keep secret, if he has a mortga e on
just beginning to arrive, and
cient of a monthly subscription list to
suggest that we meet at the cou rt | any of his property, if lie i- infl »need
lemand for their superior Hour is some
(LINES IN OKEGON)
justify him in so doing, lie wants to
thing to he extremely proud of.
house tomorrow night and appoint a by argument or fraternal associations
make wages for himself and team in
Pepper & Shaw’s ice plant is doing a
committee to see that tin* hoys are if he lias a hobby, in fact every avenue
1 the matter or ho will not do it, as there
| Hoe business notwithstanding the loss
royally welcomed home.
AS F LLOWS:
is plenty of work to l>e done without
by which he may he reached is noted
One way
Both way«
of the former generous saloon patron •
that. He can easily make from $4 to $5
through
TO
via
The most sacred ties of his life are laid
I age. Their trade in ice extends all ov-
California
Portland
We look for better times. We look
a day hauling rock on the streets, and
hare. Then work is begun. If he can
I
er
the
county
and
the
volume
of
it
is
to see in every morning’s dipatch
$74.40
$89.40
cannot see why lie should he asked to Chicago
! increasing daily.
not be made to vote right on one
where some great
manufacturing
sprinkle for much less money. Teams St. Louis
84.40
69.40
The soda works people are doing even
proposition, another is tried This is
are in demand and it is very easy to find
plant has resumed work, where more
a better business than they anticipated,
good pnli ies and in most cases suc
64.40
83.65
St.
Paul
employment, and at much better wages
and more men are obtaining employ
hut manage to keep up with their num
cessful, but is one of tin* most dam
than he can get sprinkling. In former Omaha
64.40
76.90
ment. We think it will extend to
erous orders, even if it does take extra
nable inventions ever perpetrated on
years the water w as taken from the race
the railroads, that tin* trains which
time to do so.
76.90
64.40
Kansas City
an intelligent voter, and one worthy
at $2 a month rental, then the price was
have been lying idle all winter will
The Muir & McDonald tannery does a
TICKETS
WILL
BE
ON
SALE
raised to $12 a month. Since the
only the very lowest of ward politics.
steady business month in and out, ami
all he- running again within a month.
May 4, 18
water system was put in he has been
Sorry we are that the p litieians of
is not affected by local conditions, all
We rather expect that the stock ex
paying the company $30 a month for
this age must descend to sm-li low
June
5, 6, 19, 20
their
output
being
taken
off
their
hands
We
1, Sir, school has been out two
change in New York will suddenly
water, principally because the stand
down ways to gain their ends, and woek> and I haven’t had any melon* at good prices ere it is out of the vat*.
July
6,
7. 22, 23
start up with irrepressible enthusi
pipe was easier of access and he could
that people of this country cannot be yet. 1 suppose its my own fault for
The railroads were never doing a lietter
asm. because it will la* to the interest
l hey are certainly getting plenty business, the amount of travel being keep the streets in better condition. To
August
6, 7, 21, 22
a lowed a free and untrameled ex enough. I tell you what it is, next to
of the men of money and who have
offset this outlay and give him decent
return In 90 days with stopover priv
pression of their choice as to who the strawberry, a melon is the best simnly beyond precident, as one can wages quite a monthly subscription list Good for leges
at pleasure within limits.
tfmes prosperous from sea to sea on
shall represent them in its govern thing a man can eat in the morning, readily see if they will take the trouble must Is» obtainable. The city pays a
election dav. Then again, the crops
and coffee is tin* best thing he can to watch incoming and going out trains
ment. Because you have met with drink. A lot of folks have a kind of
certain rate for the intersections of
will begin to yield their returns in a
for a day or so.
F«>r any further information call on
financial reverses and do not desire grouch against coffee drinking, but
few weeks and men who deal in mon
Despite the decreased acreage in hops, streets, ami the business men must put
may lie they never get the right kind.
I. N WOODS, t. m ai . AoK nt .
the pressing of the payment of your Really good coffee hasn’t a grouch in a many hop yards are running and the up for the balance. This they have
Or write to
ey who have been quiet for the last
failed
to
«lo
of
sufficient
amount
to
jus
obligations, y«»u must preforce vote as gallon of it. Poor coffee contains to tinners report an extra good trade in
W M , M cM U R R A Y ,
eight months will pick up the tangled
the one who lias accomodated y u much of the hitter principle (“ tannin,” the wav of new furnishings for the tify Mr. Coulter in running. So there
General Passenger Agent,
ends of their business and Itegin anew.
I think they call it,) and that makes a
PORTLAND. OREGON
with the money says. How far remov- fellow peevish, especially too much of hop houses. The crop is looking good you are. Are we to have the streets
All tnesign« look hopeful, and when
sprinkled or not?. It looks now as if
from abject slavery is such a system? it. l<ots of good coffee in ruined in the and if the price is anyways fair, lots of
business is resumed in the east we
making; boiled too long; made too money will he brought into the county ( we would have the «lust to contend with !
weak, and dosed with poor milk. To and thoroughly distributed from this in during the balance of the year. It does
look to see the metals be ¿in to rise,
Is* a good and wholesome drink, coffee
HAPPY EVENT
not look good to those who trade with,
especially copper, Inn-ause there are a
should I k * roasted fresh, made strong, dustry. Pickers ire getting ready ior us from the country. They can get.'
thousand electric power and railroad
and brought just to the boiling point their annual harvest of small change. ;
CORVALLIS, ORE.
on the county roa«ls and \
companies waiting an auspicious time Two Popular Young People of Dal (or made in a coffee percolator by pour and in another month we will see some- . enough ..il while
, .
.....
. . . ...
are entitled to a little relief while mnk-
ing boiling water over the |M»wdered thing doing in the yards.
Offers collegiat«» courses in Agricul
to liegin operation. August is gener
.
.
.
.
.
.
las Wedded.
coffee) and served with rich cream such
Prune men are getting ready for their ,n*
P»»r<bases. Me ho;>e the mat- ture, including Agronomy, Horticul
ally a dull month on l»otli sides of the
as the St. Charles or Pioneer brands. harvest and the outlook for a good crop ter will not he neglected much longer, ture, Animal Husbandry, Dairy Hus
bandry,
«»tc. ; Forestry;
Domestic
Ma says this i* so and that good coffee,
e ntinent, hut we believe th at before
Thi* is a work that every town must I Science and Art ; Civil, Electrical, Me
A pretty early morning wedding oc properly made, never hurts invone. is most excellent.
Trade is brisk everywhere and with | jlavt, j one and something which must chanieal, ami Mining Engineering;
it is over there will be extreme aeth- curred at 8:30 o'clock Wednesday, at Have you tried our M. J. B. coffee?
the beginning of September look out for j
the home of Mr. and Mrs. (). De Haven,
lty all along the line.
I oe paid for commensurately. The bur Commerce Pharmacy.
thing. fa» lie manning.
when their daughter, Miss Myrtle De
Offers elementary courses in Agricul
den of cost must lie borne by th«»se in-
Haven became the bride of Mr. Wesley
ture, Forestry, Domestic Science and
, terested. Are we going to «lo it?
E. C. Kirkpatrick and wife have gone JM Elliott, i well known voting man of
Art,
Commerce, and Mechanic Arts,
PORTLAND HOTEL ARRIVALS
to Newport.
I tin city. The ceremony wa* performed
including forge w rk, cabinet making,
Stop!
Look!
T
h
u
rs
d
a
y
:
\ • \ m b Dixon, pastor of the M.
Edgar Craven is taking an outing on
steam fitting, plumbing, machine work,
M. Merwin, Indep.
Halinou river.
E. church, of which both the bride and
Don’t miss this tonigh1, at the etc.
Mrs.
M.
Merwin.
Indep.
I groom are devoted members. Miss
theater, ,“ On The Frontier,” a melo
thatthe best and cheup-
Strong faculty, modern e«|uipment;
Miss Jessie Wiseman and sister. Mrs. Clara Montgomery, of Falls i'itv, was
C. S. B. Moran, Indep.
drama, written around the early fron free tuition ; opens S< pt. 25.
est wond von can btiv is
Anna Long, are visiting friends in Port , maid of honor and Mr. Bert Elliott, of
Friday
:
tier
life
of
th«*
west.
Full
of
thrilling
the block wood fmtn the
Illustrate«! catalogue with full in
land.
Portland, was liest man. The bride
Mrs. J . C. Lang. Dallas.
situations, anil a good, clean comedy. formation on application to the Regis
W i l l a m e 11 c V a 11 e y
was charming in a gown of white *ilk
C. W. Black, Dallas
See the cat get the keys. See the knife trar, free.
Lumher Co.’s suwmill?
a 27
and the groom was in the usual black.
J. E. Nash, Indep.
fight. If you miss it von will be sorry
Becauseit isent fmm big
After refreshments were served tin*
ever
after.
Full
hand
ami
orchestra.
titulier, tberefor is au-
Saturday:
young couple left for a short honey
Plenty of bright, late, up todate spe
perior t«» second-gmw th
W N. Boots, Monnmqth.
cialties.
moon trip to Newport. Many beauti
fir. 1, oh ve your order
ELECTRIC LIGHTS
Felix Noel. Rickreall.
ful presents were received. The guests
NEW FCRN1TCRK
at Webeter’s confection-
Sunday:
were:
Mr.
and
Mrs
().
De
Haven.
The
Itemizer
will
tomorrow
mail
erv störe, or call
ELEGANT ROOMS
is the man who
II. D. Sears, Dallas.
Mrs Cornelia De Haven, Mr. and Mrs.
statements
to
those
w
ho
are
a
year
be
BATHS IN CONNECTION
C. B. Launer, Dallas.
has tried to qet
Pbones: Bell 443, Mutual llPrt
Ja*. Elliott. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wagner.
hind in Dallas, and would request a
the same service
Monday :
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kennedy, Mr. and
prompt settlement.
out of some
Mis* D. Cooper, Indep.
Mrs J . W. Walke», Mr. and Mrs. Con-
The 10-year «*1« 1 sou «M Mr. Hanor fell
other make
rat! Htafrin, Miss Clara Montgomery,
Tuesday :
from a slide for life this morning an«l
Miss A blue Walker, Miss Florence
Win. Tatom, Ikillas.
■tOWE*;,
sustained a fracture of ihe thigh bone
Walker. Miss Vera Wagner, Mr. II J.
Wednesda v
'
I
j besides other bruises. It is said that
H. FEG ITT. Proprietor
Elliot, Mr. Bert Elliott, Mr. Harry 7 â â a à É i é i ü i t é n t i t f É l É à à
D J Becker, Dallas
other
bovs hn«l l>eeH using the alide last
Walker, Mr. Glen De Haven. Mr ami
Mrs. D J . Becker, Dallas.
evening
ami
loosened
the
supports.
Mr*. Elliott will reside on their farm
T. J. Power, Dallas.
Cleon Light DurolJr
south of town, and w ill be at home to
Th«* county court yesterday allowed
S. C. Hanna Indep.
Guoroiitwd Waterproof
A Strictly Kufai H#tH
their many friends after September 1st.
$1.041 40 as a portion of their payment
and Seid F, very where
J. I. Hanna, Indep.
on
street
asessment,
being
their
propor
fini-di« Bir m (tMtctM
McMinnville, Oregon.
J. Billadian, Dallas.
e» »JO?
tion of the woik already «'ompletetl on
Finke, the liest printer.
Mrs. H Blake. Dal)**.
Main
street,
and
the
curbing
in
front
of
w ars tsa
CHAS. GREGORY, A( e«t
Walter and Frank Hears have gone to
FALLS CITY. OREGON
M i« U .irenw .n ).«• retnr.ipd from >n
« o n l y Dil «n i «MM «>n th«t
Klamath Falls.
DALLAS, ORKOON
[extended visit with relative* ia Kansas. oa*Hf COMpNftsd.
The c ffect o f S c o H 's E m u l s i o n on thin,
pale children is magical.
It m.’dccs thcr 1 plump, rosy, active, happy.
It cc .Lt
Cod Liver Oil, Hypophosphite*
and G lycer ie, to m ake fat, blood and bone,
and so put . ..¿c ..-r that u is easily digested
by little folk.
ALL
D
Melons and Coffee
S O U TH ER N
P A C IF IC
From Dallas, Or.
REMEMBER THE OATES.
A g ric u ltu ra l College
Do You Know
THE MAN WHO SWEARS BY
THE FISH BRANDSLICKER
Bowman Bros.
THE OREGON EIRE RELIEE
The
Tavern
D R L 'G G I S T S ; E O c .
AND
$ 1 .0 0
»<s y
NEWPORT
9
Y a q u i n a Bay
Orejion’s M atch less Bench
Resort
The Place to «io fo r P e r fe c t Rerft and Kvery Conceivable
Form of Healthful and Delightful ««creation
ITS FAC1LII.TE ARE COMPLETE -H.Mt of f.»i I ;md mi nbun lance of it.
Krenh water from npriu^4. All u rd jra u fee^nitie., nurli ; ih tHle/ni|)li, tele
phone, inarketH freshly pr rviile I every <1 iv K i I iii abun.Dnee. t' ittniat
partly furnished or unfurnished to be li.id cheaply. Strict municipal H ani
tary rcKulatiuiiH
NEWPORT in rcached hv way of 8 luthern I’.i.-i’ie to Vlhuny or C irvalliH
thence Corvallin
Kiaterir It. It. Train service daily an t t h e trip ¡ h a pleas
ure throughout.
Seusim
It AT KS FROM
Saturday
to Monday
Tlekrl
Six
Month«
Ticket
P allas.......................... |5.75
td.'IO
P erry.......................... 4 5« .......................................................................... 2.«5
Independence............4.20................................................................................. 2.50
Onr elaborate new Sum ner I! i ik gives a concise description
of Newport, incla lint a list of hotels, their capacity rind
rates. Call on, tcleph me or write
I. N. W 00D 4, Local Agent, Pallas.
W m . M c fV H JR R A Y ,
General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon
W e Do Not Make a Special
Sale on Any One Article
And then raise the prbe on others so as to
more than make it up, but selll every article
in our store at the lowest possible price. Re-
msmber we keep the most up-to-date stock of
Fupniture in the city: also Carpets, Rqgs,
Portiers, etc. In passing our window take a
look at that WHITE FROST REFRIGERATOR, the
Best in the Market.
If you have any Furniture
needing repairs _bring it m
as we do repairing and up-
holstering.
HALL & HAYES
H ouse-Furnishers
A T C H A P M A N ’S
O LD S T A N D
D ALLAS
UOC >oo<
JUST ARRIVED
Morris, the leading jeweler, has just recei ed a
beautiful line of gold headed timbrel lap andveanes
from $2.50jto $15 each, all guaranteed, also a new-
one of late cuts in Libby cut glass.
O P TIC IA N
C. H. MORRIS,
DALLAS
-
-
JEW ELER
OREGON
> ^ 0 0 0 < K > 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ^ ;0 0 0 0 0 <
When it comes to
GROCERIES
N O N E OF T H E M A R E IN I T W I T H
SIM0NT0N & scon
Th^r.**