the polk county itemizer .
A SURGICAL
OPERATION
Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.
Admitted to the »econd i la»« of mail matter.
T H U R S D A Y , A U G . 13, 1908.
1 Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dis
courages and lessens ambition; beauty, vigor
UNDER THE BIG CLOCK.
What Our County Officios Have Done
Since Our Last Issue.
and cheerfulness soon
disappear when the kid
neys are out of order
V. P. F I S KE .
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
Iii re estate of Delila Suver, deceased;
become so prevalent
final re|»ort filed and set for hearing,
j that it is not uncomrron
Item izer, on© year in advance .
Saturday, September 12th.
for 9. child to be born
W ith Weekly Oregonian or Sem i-weekly Journal.
s u b s c r ip t io n
J afflicted with weak kid-
W ith Oregon Woodman ...................................... .
In re-estate of August Gerlinger, de
»A IT-- 1 neys.
nevs. If the child urin-
urin-
ecu t*e<i; inventory and appraisuier
__ __
ates too often, if the
filed and approved.
urine scalds the flesh or if, when the child
S Office.
257
{ Office,
In re-estate of John Campltell, juni*
M U T U A I I Residence, 1401
) reaches an age when it should be able to
J ) Residence. 113
deceased; additional bond in sale «
More new seboolhouses have been
' control the passage, it is yet afflicted with
real estate approved.
built in Polk county, especially in tin*
bed-wetting, depend upon it. the cause of
In
re-estate
of
Clyde
S.
Keep,
deceas
oral districts, this summer, than at •
the difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first
ed; bond for $1000 approved ; Thus. my previous
Pntronite One Another fnr the U pbuilding o f Town and County.
time. County School I
step should be towards the treatment of
Gleason, George Gerlinger and Louis bipermtendent II. C. Seymour says
these important organs. This unpleasant
Go/linger made appraisers.
hat in eight districts
arrangements
trouble is due to a diseased condition cf the
In re-estate of W illiam Livermore, mve alread) been completed for build-
If there is any one thintf that a
kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as
Bryan's speech of acceptance was a
deceased;
petition
to
sell
real
estate
D h II hs i- »till laying ln’isolf linBie ti
u g a n d many of the houses are in pro
most people suppose.
woman <1 reads more than another it
property, filed and set for hearing, Sat cess of construction. The total cost of
im st elo(|iie t and m asterly one.
lie
Women as well as men are made mis is a surgical deration.
«llio rts o f disast. ™ by the iioii imd
urday,
September
19th.
citation
to
diese
eight new. houses will be $14,800.
erable
with
kidney
and
bladder
trouble,
W e can state without fear of a issue.
ployioent of a rejtiilKr night watch th oroughly depicts the dangers con
In other districts additions and im
and both need the same great remedy.
frontin tin* Am erican people today, The mild and the immediate effect of contradiction that there are hun
In re-estate of John L>y, deceased ; provements will lx* made quite exten-1
n > » n . ________________
dreds, yes, thousands, of operations petition to sell certain personal prop sively, and in Dallas and Independence!
and offers remedies for such that shows S w a m p -R o o t is soon realized. It is sold
performed uik . ii women in our hos erty ¡it imblic auction granted
hfc school boards are contemplating j
It is rumored that one f the Inr i sound judgm en t of the needs of the by druggists, in fifty-
pitals which are entirely unneces
In re-estate of Burris Hastings, de other the ejection of extra buildings or j
cent and one dollar™ ™
Und holdings in this vicin ity is -toon country. N o one can read it w ith ou t sizes. You may have a
ceased;
final
account
approved
and
sary and many have been avoided by
>f extensive additions to the buildings j
j administrator discharged.
now in use.
to | mss into other hands and lie cut up Vicing impressed w ith the idea that sample bottle by mail
J
In
re-estate
of
Kdwin
Cadwell,
de
into •mud tract, and put on the mar- the man who advocates such reform s free, also pamphlet tell- Home of Swamp- Boot,
ceased; final account filed and set for
Miss Hallie Reynolds is up from P ort
ing all about it. Including many of the
hearing September 12th.
ke'. This is what Polk ■ ounty needs is a fit person to grace the president thousands of testimonial letters received
land.
In
re-estate
of
T.
P.
Jack,
deceased
;
For
proof
of
this
statement
read
from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer
more than any one thing to inci
ial chair.
Judge ami Mrs. E. R. Bryson, of Cor-1
for sale of real property grant-
e fo
llo w in g letters.
petition tor
following
& Co., Binghamton, N. Y., t>e sure and the
her populati n ..lid
t in
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M rs. B a rb a ra Base, o f K in g m a n , D*d, citation to issue for Saturday, Sept- vallis, are visiting at the Lyle place,
mention this paper.
ember, 12:h.
bolding of large tracts of Und is re-
W e heard a prom in en t Salem re
Mrs. Bertha Toner is visiting her sis
Do not make any mistake, but re Kansas, writes to Mrs. Piukham;
ter, Mrs. H. L. Fenton at N ve creek.
M i j r eigh t y e a r» I suffered from the
tarding this county’s growth to a very publican make the statem ent the oth- member the name, Swam p-Root, Dr
most severe form o f fem ale trouble» and
cr
Misses Emma Dempsey,
Frankie
m aW rialM te.it.
tr d»X Ul,,t n,» ny of hi> P «H tical K ilm er’ s Swamp-Root, and the address wns told that an operation was my only
I lay ter ami
Irs. T. J. Hayter have
opinion in M arion county would vote inghampton, N , Y . on every bottle.
hope o f recovery, I w rote Mrs. Piukham Samuel Fisher to Frank W Trean-
or, lot in Independence
$ 175 joined the crowd at Newport.
If there is any one th in g that will for and supi>ort B y a n .
for advice, and took Lydia E. Pinkham ’a
And it will
V egetable Compound, and it has saved Clara L. K inney and lui to Edna
tend to put Oregon in the Bryan c o l be the same way in other counties.
Blackburn, lot in D allas........
135
my life and made me a w e ll woman«"
umn this fall, it is the present attem pt T h e in te llig e n t voter is lieginning to
State of Oregon to T C Brown, 40
Monday the users of irrigation water
Mrs. Arthur It. House, of Church
acres in t 7 a, r 5 w ...............
200
Of republican party managers to try realize th at by so vo in g he can best were informed that they would have to Hoad, Moorestown. N. J., writes:
¡M artha B Stafrin to T M and J
“ I feel it is my duty to let people
to defeat the expressed will of the subserve his own interests and th at of cease its use that evening and the next
N Stowe, lot in D a lla s ............
1400
morning. Manager Soehreu informs
Alexander
people and make the Statem ent No I every oth er man not allied with the ns that the eanse of the trouble and know what L y d ia E. Piukham1» Vege Esther Courier to
table Comp »und has done for me. I I Courter, land in t 8 s, »• fi w
legislators false to the pledge on which lar. e corporations. T h e tim e Inis a r consequent hick of water was at the suffered from fem ale troubles, and last
|T (' Brown et ux to \V V Fuller
they were elected. The desire of Un rived for the worm to turn, and it is intake, where he Ind som etim e'ago in March my physician decided that an
40 acres in t 7 s, of r w, ... .
stalled a inasonery business, lie took
people was fully expressed at the June surely go in g to do so. B ryan ’s e le c this out Monday and fixed it up in bet objected, and urged me to try Lydia I A Lynch et ux to Theodore Far
rington, lot in Dallas
election. They voted to have Ueorge tion is becoming more of a sure th in g ter shape, so that there will proln blv E. Pinkliain’s V egetab le Compound, i H B Plummer et ux to J T Cham
he
no
more
trouble.
Tuesday
morning
and
to-day
I
am
w
ell
and
strong.”
Chamberlain United States aenator. every day that passes.
berlain, adinx , lots in Falls
the reservoir was running full up, and
50
C i t y .......
...................
Any attempt to thwart this will m ove
the people could again use water. Mr. |
I Eleanor F Butler to Jennie E
For
thirty
years
Lydia
K.
Pink-
T
h
ere
may
be
some
who
will
delude
S
elireu
does
not
wish
to
deprive
any
|
disastrous tothose inaugurating such
Brown. 1 acre, t 8 s, r 0 w .......
100
ham’s Vegetable Compound, made
themselves with the idea that the one of water, and wid use hid best en
I George Nelson et ux to Margery
a move.
deavor to see that this trouble does not fr o m roots and herbs, has been tlie j Caldwell, 1 acre, t 8 s, r 5 w .
550
Dali s M erchant’s P rotective A ssoci occur again.
standard remedy for female ills, | il Fugitt et ux to NYalter L
W ILL HK MADE THIS SEASON BY THE
♦ *
Is a revival of industrial prosperity ation is only a local affair and tha t l>\
ar. 1 has p o s itiv e ly c u red th o n sa n d s o f
Toilze ,olH in FallH r it v
w
n
iw
n
w
h
o
n
ave
been
trou
bled
w
ith
(
;
eorK0
k
McConabev
et
ux
at hand in the United States ' That is m oving elsewhere they can e-cape its
to G
d isp lacem en ts, iiH lam in a tion ,u iccra- , (j stnfft, 10 acres, t 7 m , r 3 w
2105
the qneelion which is proha lily really provisi ns. T n a t i- where they will
John Bird, Dallas.
tio
n
,
fib
ro
id
tu
m
o
rs,
irre
g
u
la
rities
,
|
\v
\v
Lucas
et
al
to
J
N
Elliott
(ieo.
llow
e,
Corvallis.
up|K>rmost in the minds of a m ajority find themselves mistaken. These as
10
p erio d ic pains, and backache.
| 170 acre», t 8 s, r 4
G. NY. Pettit, Dallas.
of Americans— certainly a m a jo iity of sociations are found in every town of
A ir s . l* in k h ; m i in v it e s a l l s ic k M 1 K night and hd to Evan
NY. Wells, Dallas.
Evans, 37, acres, t 7 s r o w ... 2500
w o m e n t o w r i t e h e r f o r a d v ie e .
Mrs. .J. (i. Brown, Dallas.
American business men
Kvcn the any d istinction ¡ill over Oregon and
(LIMES IN OREGON)
S h e h a s g u id e d th o u s a n d s to J 11 Chapin et ux to NN L ( »¡Ison,
Mrs. S. F. Marks, Dallas,
political issues of a preside ti ll eani- the other states of the union. By go-
100
land
in Dallas ..........................
h e a lt h . A d d r e s s , L y n n , M ass.
Edmond Bonin, Dallas.
NV L Gilson to J H Chapin, 55
paign do not really m atter s > much to i. g elsewhere you cannot escape the
M. B. Young, Dallas.
1(H)
acres, t 3 s, r 5 w .....................
NY. E. NYillinms, Airlie.
AH F BLOWS:
th# country as this question of indus paym ent of the debts left behind, that
Herbert Sears et ux to Lucy E
Virgil II. Massey, McCoy.
One way
Both ways
M
c
C
O
Y
.
Rowell,
interest
in
land
in
t
7
trial revival; because, after all. politics is if you may ever desire credit.
via
TO
If
through
California
Portland
1000
s,
r
5
w
........................................
Mrs. Roy Beerv. of Portland, is here
only concern the average American as you want cred it in any other town,
Mr. 1». L. Smuck made a business trip
he thinks the success of one -ct of you will have to settle up in D allas visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
E. Smith.
to Corvallis Tuesday.
principles or another will etVect the first, just the same a» if you were still
Mrs. V . II. Massey is visiting rela
License issued to Oregon Milling Co,
country's welfare. The country has ¡i resident here. T h e Dallas black list
tives in A m ity this week.
to conduct warehouses at Airlie, Parker,
been looking for a business revival is known to the secretary of every o th
Mr. V Macken was a Salem visitor Monmouth and Independence.
J. E. Richter was re-appointed depu- i
ever since it caught its breath after tin- er association in Oregon and vice ver
Saturday, returning Monday.
ty sheriff.
temporary collap-e of last fall, hut sa
It would he impossible for a man
The social dance given at the ball last
Petition for establishment of new i
Saturday evening was well attenti d.
school district No. (>8 denied.
there was not much hope of its real blacklisted elsewhere to get cred it
TICKETS W ILL BE ON SALE
Sheriff ordered to begin on Septem -'
appearance until after the elect ion of here. T h e association here has al-
Mr. I. P. Reese shipped out two car
her
5,
at
1
o
’cloek
p.
m.,
to
sell
for
cash
l
j loads «»f sheep for Portland, NY Inesday.
a»'S«'«ai> V.T.lusvmluir 1 .itsxljr luiwnt.’iir tin-»
in hand to tin* highest bidder, all hinds |
hud nractieal exem p lification ef
j Miss Jessie Musgrave, o f Corvallis, is bid in bv Polk county for taxes, to
signs of recovery have liecn m u ltip ly this.
!
visiting
her
sister,
Mrs.
A.
V.
Ellis,
fora
which the com ity has acquired title ac
ing 80 rapidly as to lead to a ha ling
week.
cording to law.
New com rs to this county are c o n
that, peihaps, we may not have to
D ed s o f E. M. Young and others ac
Mrs. NY. H. W alker and Mrs. Geo.
wait until our quadrennial political tinually asking what th ey should best
Massey, of Am ity, were McCoy visitors cepted. and lands de.-eribed in deeds Good for return in 90 days with stopover priv
thrown open sis a county road.
leges at pleasure within limits.
Sunday.
stock-taking is over lor a return of engage in to get good returns. W h ile
Probate Court.
SHOWS GROWTH IN POLK.
Eight New School Houses
Course of Construction in
County.
’PHONES:
L Y D IA E .P IN K H A M S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
A N ew Orleans woman was thin.
Because she did not extract sufficient
nourishment from her food.
She took
She gained a pound a day in w eigh t
A U . DRUGGISTS: 50c. AND $1.00
NEWPORT
Y a q u itia B a y
Oregon’s M atchless Beach
LOW
300
Resort
T h e P la c e to lio f o r P e r f e c t R es t and K va ry C on ceivab le
F o rm o f H eu lth f.il and D e lig h tfu l R ecreatio n
IT S K A C IL IL T K A R E C O M P L K r ¡i —B.wt oi f >o-l ami mi iibnn lunco of it.
I thh I i water from iprin-i.. A ll m olarli n
suit*., Houli ad toln^raph, tel,;-
plnne, market* freality proville I evory Ti.-. K iel in ibundanee. 0 ittajce
partly furniiheil or unfarnislieil to be lia:l c lin p ly . S taid municipal «uni
tary regulations
N liW P O R T is reached b y w a y of Southern F a cile to Albany or Corvallis
thence Corvallis & Eastern K. K. Train service daily and the trip is a pleas
ure throughout.
Season
Six
Month«
Ticket
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
No Irrigation Water.
S c o tt’s E m u lsio n .
Result:
K A T E S FR O M
SsturU&v
to Monday
Ticket
. ,|3.H0
, , L’ .tW
.. 2.50
*0,76
4 61) . .
, 4.kt) ,
P a lla s ............
P e r r y ..............
In d ep en d en ce,
Our elaborate new Sn timer H>ik gives a concise description
of Newport, inolu l i i i a • ist oí h itéis, their capacity and
rates. Call on, teleph me or write
I. N NVO0D4, Local Agent, Dallas.
Wm. McWURRAY,
General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon
RATES
EAST
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
500
New Subscribers This Week.
SOUTHERN
P A C IF IC
From Dallas, Or.
Commissioners’ Court.
COFFEE
Nothing docs more for
a grocer, one way or the
other, than coffee. lie
must sell poor; (he needn’t
sell it to you) it is good
that makes him.
good times. The national campaign we do not consider the p lan tin g of
does not seem to lie having its e x p o r t orchards a had investm ent, y e t we
ed depression this year— a fact which must r* member th a t a quick and
may be due to the general discounting plentiful market for such products is
of the outcome, in conjunction with a y e t many years in the future, e sp eci
VVe are not so
of unusual v favorable a lly for small fruits.
Your grocer returns your money if you don’t
like Schilling s Best: we pay him
Melons and Coffee
combination
conditions outside of politics.
This
nearly situated to the large
\ o 6 2
Mr. ('has. Euist. our new merchant, is
increasing his stock of merchandise,
making a very neat country store.
plentiful. Such a com bination a l have to w ait to a great ex ten on the
ways spells prosperity. Its present settlin g up of the c o u n try in order to j
effects are visible in the reports of in have ¡in assured and steady ami prof
creasing trade and of general resumpt itable market. VVe are firm believers
ion of activity in mills and factories, that this is more of a stock cou ntry
J, L. Prickett has sold his farm to a
Mr. NYoodworth, of Texas, who has tak
en possession, Mr. Prickett moving to
M cM innville.
NORTH DALLAS.
which come from every section of the than any o ilier one th in g — that W es t
country and from every line of pro e r n Oregon is peculiarly adapted to
duction. Apparently the concl ision the propogatinn of the choicest breeds.
lias been generally arrived at that the YVc beliexe th at no where else in the
W ell, Sir, school has been out two
is United States is e ve ryth in g so ad van weeks and I haven’ t had any melons
vet. I suppose its my own fault for
not going to interfere with the pro tageous for fine stock raising than they are certainly
getting
plenty
cess of return to normal conditions. right here. T h e clim ate for such in enough. I tell you what it is, next to
the strawberry* a melon is the best
Consequently business
every where dustrv is unexcelled, being tem perate thing a man can eat in the morning,
¡it all times, ami insuring th eir rais
feels free to take adv.mta^e oi the ing without the in cu rrin g of diseases and coffee is tin* best thing he can
Otherwise exceptionally iavo ing stun peculiar to where they are brought up drink. A lot of folks have a kind of
grouch against coffee drinking, hut
lion.— tn n n c m in h u m e * m
v ig - : in more rigorous climes. T h is insur may lie they never get the right kind.
es better grades, finer coats, and heal- Really good coffee hasn’ t a grouch in a
ust
I tliier stock. It is naturally the hom e gallon of it. Poor coffee contains to
i of the h u ll bred sheep or hog— no much of the hitter principle ( “ tannin,”
Postuiaater C. G. Coau returned Sun- pa Ice more so. And the prices to he I think they call it,) and that makes a
day frooi Pjrtlaïul, where ne auended received lor well lin'd stock m ake it a fellow peevish, especially too much of
a uieeting of ttie fourth cl a** postuias- paying
and lucrative
in vestm en t it. Iiots of good coffee in ruined in the
making; boiled too long; made too
Wrt for aeveral day». Mr. Coad took
nearly from the start. I t is ** wonder weak, und dosed with poor milk. To
an important part in the session, being
to
us
th
at
seeing
these
advantages
be
a good and wholesome drink, coffee
named on severai of the commutées,
n e reports the gatoeriug oi gieat in more do not g o exclu sively in to this should he roasted fresh, made strong,
and brought just to the boiling point
ternat to ail and a source of iniormation j business.
to raany.
(or made in a coffee percolator by pour
ing boiling water over the powdered
coffee) and served with rich cream such
as
the 8t. Charles or Pioneer brands.
| M onday:
Yla says this is so and that good coffee,
E II. Iloflner, Monmouth.
properly made, never hurts iiiyone.
NY’ m. Davis, Indep.
Have you tried our M. J. B. coffee?
Mrs Davis, Indep.
FO R
(>. D. Byers, 1 ndep,
D. Johnson, Ilallan.
Mrs. D. Johnson, Dallas.
and guaranteed
NN < m I nesday .
absolutely
.1. S. ( ooper, Indep.
W ATERPROOF
D. L. Kcyt. IVrrydjile.
•J«s. Savage, IVrrvtlalc.
that the heat and cheap
Mrs. R. H. YYassom. Dallas.
est wood you can buy is
R. Y\'. Finseth, Dallas.
the block wood from the
OILED SUITS. SUCKERS
-• • »
- —
NY i 11 a m c 1.1 e V a i l e v
AND HATS
Mrs. Rov Coulter, of Baker City, h
I dim her Do.’s sawmill ?
Ewry garment guaranteed
visiting relatives here.
Because it is cut from big
Clean - Light - Durable
limiter, therefor is su
Mrs. S. Bends, o f Portland, was killed j
Suits‘ 3qp Stokers »3°?
perior to second-grow th
in Sitet* basin yesterday by a tree falling I
on her.
fir. Leave your order
catalog rtrt m* me 4 jx/*c
at NYebster’ s eonfeetion-
The Oregonian says then» is a fight on
ery store, or call
—
" ~_____________
between homesteaders and squatters for I
Phone-: Bell 443, Mutual 119H
Si let/, lands.
result of this presidential
election
PORTLAND HOTEL ARRIVALS
M ADE
SERVICE
Do You Know
Caldwel
B ro s .
P O O L A N D B ILLIA R D H A L L
m how II tk Kfr'Lkf Building
( t . r rylhln, npto 4 «lr l
B. F. JO N ES
Altaniey-*t-Law
ih d k p k n u k n c k , o k .
h * U « work t• p e c iiiiv .
Mrs E. J. Snelling, of Albany, cam el
down YYednesday for a visit with her
son, Charley Snelling, near town.
T h eie is a city ordinance against the
throwing of anv kind of debris in the
streets, out it does not seem to he en-
forced to any noticeable extent. As
soon ns our nice macadam streets are
finished every citixen should take pride
in keeping them as neat looking as |s s-
sibte and avoid throwing dirt of anv
kind on them. It m ight be well to pro
vide receptacles for paper, etc., at con
venient corners.
'
j
I
j
i
The buzz of our threshing machine is
heard around our town. Grain in gener
al is turning out fairly well.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mitchell, who have
been up from Portland looking after
their farm interest, have returned.
m arkets
year’s crops promise to la* the gre a t as to be able to lay down such goods
est, in the aggregate, the country has at the huge consumers doors in short
ever known, and money is low and order, and for this class of incom e w ill
< >nr stage makes McCoy the end of its
trip now. cutting off Perrydale, which is
much regretted,
Bowman Bros.
THE OREGON FIRE RELIEE
M cM innville, Oregon.
CHAS. GREGORY, Ageat
D A LLA S , OREGON
Patents.
U.
U.
to Nelson St. Berry,
to Edward E. Geriinger.
Marriage Licenses.
Perc\ M. Stroud and Hone
fop€ Rogers.
nil Norma
NY in if red L. Grant and
Daniel.
$74.40
Chicago
69.40
St. Louis
64.40
St. Paul
64.40
Omaha
64.40
Kansas City
May 4, 18
June 5, 6, 19, 20
July 6, 7. 22, 23
August 6, 7, 21, 22
$89.40
84.40
83.65
76.90
76.90
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Or write to
W M. McMURRAY,
General Passenger Agent,
PORTLAND. OREGON
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WILL PUT UP FIGHT.
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for rtve mouths thereafter, if you don't
want it send it hack t.» us in the seven days
al our expense. Simply write us today and
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From last night’s Oregon Journal we
make a few exerpts »»f the senatorial
matter as that paper sees it now fram
Mrs. Stevens, of Portland, is here vis- ed up :
Senator Charles NY. Fulton, in his
it ing her neiee, Mrs. NY. II Brown.
race for election to the United States
Our streets ¡ire deserted by boys, as senate and his desire to defeat the will
most of them art* with threshing crews. of the people of Oregon and the ratifi
Mrs. Anna Hinshaw has her new cation of the election of Governor Cham-
house completed and ready to move in I berlain, expects seven Statement No. 1
j members of the legislature to prostitute
to.
j their pledges ami go into a joint caucus
Mervin Boyer is here this week from | ou
the United
States seuatorship.
Salmon river attending the teacher»' j That is the ultimate aim of all his plot-
examination.
; ting
Senator Fulton wants a joint caucus
Miss Viola Hinshaw returned Sunday
from Portland, where she h is been for ! of the members of the legislature, every
;
<»ne
of whom will pledge himself before
tin* past month.
I going in to abide by the will of the cau " EASY .V lir.lJ J v\JjlC
Mrs. NVill Shewey and NIiss Lelo cus as regards the election of a United
:i:W, Walmsh Avt , Chicago
Coulee are the guests of their aunt, States senator.
Mrs. Remington.
I iici« lenten tally he expects to be that
nominee, but he is not saying that to
Mrs. Lee and children spent last week
with Mr. and Mrs. Charley Rees and those whom he wishes to go into the
conclave. A ll
effort to control the
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Parker, of near Per
organization of the legislature, and all
rydale.
effort to gain control o f the party ma
Mr. and Mrs. George Coulee and chinery of the state by the deposition j
Claud Coulee have gone for a visit to of W illiam M. Cake from the chairman- i
the cottnt, when* Ulainl hopes to regain ship of the Republican state central
Offers collegiate courses in Agricul
his health, which has been very poor committee, is subordinate to the effort ture, including Agronomy, Horticul
lately.
to secure the 4fi members of the legisla ture, Animal Husbandry, Dairy Hus
ture for the senatorial caucus.
bandry,
etc.;
Forestry;
Domestic!
It is the theory advancer! that there Science and Art ; Civil, Electrical, Me
| is no particular candidate for the sen- chanical, and
Mining
Engineering;
A force o f men nre now engaged exca- i at«*. Senator Fulton has not said that
Commerce Pharmacy.
\siting for Banker R. K YVilli u n f)'n ew | lie will or w ill not la* a candidate. Yet
Offers elementary courses in Agricul
<
at
the
same
tim
e
he
ami
his
friends
be-
brick on Court afreet, all the wooden
ture, Forestry, Domestic Science and
| lieve that he would la* the choice of the Art, Commerce, and Mechanic Arts,
building» heretofore occupying that lo i joint caucus. This, of course, would
cation having been removed. A base bind the caucus to him mi the floor of including forge w rk, cabinet making, !
steam fitting, plumbing, machine work, ;
ment will not be put in, but it is neces the joint asst vn'ily and secure his elec- etc.
sary to make a certain amount o f exca i tion.
Strong tacuity, modern equipm ent;
In carrying out this plan it is said
vation to bring it down to the pro|»er tha Senator Fulton is refusing to yield free tuition : opens Sept. 25.
Illustrated catalogue with full in
level. Mr. W illiam s lias let the con his sup;*ort to any candidate for the
tract for tin* furnishing the brick and president <»r speaker who does not sub formation on application to the Regis
trar,
free.
a 27 i
its laving t*> Messers Perine A Setters, scribe to the caucus idea. It is said
that Bowerman has entered into th e
the proprietor» o f tin* brick yard at
scheme and has agree*l to try to secure
M cM innville. They will begin work at one or more Statement No. I members
KLECTKIC LIGHTS
once, and expect to have it completed o f the legislature for the joint caucus in
NEW FURNITURE
by October 1st. The new building will return for the support o f the Fulton
ELFO\NT ROOMS
faction in this contest for the presidency
BAT1IS IN CONNECTION
have a concrete front, neatly emlwdlish- of the senate.
cd, and w hile only one story in height,
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There are at the teachers’ exam ina
will U* a great credit to the town ami
its owner. It will have u frontage on tion this week, 45 for state papers, 40
for county papers, and there will he
Mirt street of 100 feet, and !*• divided alsmt 10 papers coining from other
into four store rooms of 25 feet each, all counties for teachers who will teach in
II. F U G IT T , Proprietor
of w hich are already rented. This will this county. Out of the bunch now at
make o f Court street quite a business work in the circuit court room, there
are 11 men, the rest Is»iiig of the fem i
center on both sides, and the niee ma nine (lersuasion. The exam ining board
A Slrktlv Modern Hold
cadam roadway now ahont completed is composed o f Mi«fi Loretta Smith, Mrs.
Firsl-dass
Bur k ( iu m i Ü o i
will enhance the size and looks of our H. C. 8eymour ami Su;»enntemlent
Seymour. County applicants finish up
town very materially.
Friday night and state applicants Sat
FALLS CITY, OREGON
urday,
Fiake, the be»t printer.
Ü
eo.,
Agricultural College l
T R Y T H E B E S T 5 -C E X T
C IL IA K IX T H E C O Y —
T h f >
*■ » 1 C
R l Cf
A - H iJ
Also the KING ALFRED Bit Cigar
R e a r
L » C a l
N O N E B E TT E R
HORACE W EB S TER S CONFECTIONERY
We Do Not Make
Sale on Any One Article
And then raise the price on others so ai 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, tbe
Best
in
the Market.
If you have any Furniture
needing repairs bring it in
as we do repairing and up-
holstering.
HALL & HAYES
H 3 U s e - F u r n Ushers
DALLAS
A T C H A PM A N ’S OLD STA N D
CORVALLIS, ORE.
Williams’ New Brick.
The
Tavern
JUST ARRIVED
Morris, the leading jeweler, has just recei ed a
beautiful line of gol» i headed umbrellas andveanes
from $2.50*to $15 each, all guaranU ¡d, also
one of late cuts in Libby cut glass
OPTICIAN
C. H . M O R R IS ,
DALLAS
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JEW ELER
OREGON
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 & SCOTT
T h e Court St.
Grocers
$