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t h e p o lk c o u n t y it e m iz e r . Admitted to the second clan» oi mail matter. UNDER THE BIG CLOCK. What Our County Officials Have Done Since Our Last Issue. - Thousands Hate Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect it y of Klducy I)U «iw . Most people do not realize the alarm- ins increase and remarkable prevalency of kidney disease T H U R S D A Y , A U G . 20, 1908. While kidney dis o rd e r» are the most common diseases that pre V . P . F IS K E . v a il. th ey are almost the last reco gn ired by I patient and phy i Itemizer,one year in advance .........................................$1 50 B H MoCallon et ux to R E sicians, ulin con SUBSCRIPTION With Weekly Oregonian or Semi-weekly Journal........... 2 00 Williams, land in Dallas $ 1000 tent thttuieh ( With Oregon Woodman................................................... 1 75 It E Williams to B II McC’allon, vith doctoring the rfrrt*, while the orig land in D a lla s ........................ 1000 inal dm.tee undermines the system. Dallas Luml>er Company to W h a t T o D o. ii i Offic hum i J Office, 257 Charles K Spaulding Digging M UTUAI I Residence, 1401 There is comfort in the knowledge so Mrs. Electa C. McCain, wife of James Hen idonee, 113 Company, 1376 acres in Polk often expressed, that Dr. Kilm ers McCain, o f the law firm of McCain l Y: county................................ 5 Vinton, w ho died at hei home in .Mc Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy, T ill» w o m an says she w as saved A O Masset» admx to G E Thomp fulfills every wish in curing rheumatism, Minnville Sunday, was born in Michi son, land in Dallas.................. Patronize One Another for the Upbuilding o f Town and County. pain in the back, kidneys, liver, bladder from ail operation by L yd ia K. 350 gan in 1852. She came to Oregon with and every part of the urinary passage. IM nkliam ’s V e g e ta b le C om pound. Edwin Elliott to Sarah J Elliott, her parents, Potter C. and Rhoda A. It corrects inability to hold water lots in West Salem ........ 1 Sullivan, when 10 years of age. She L en aV . Henry, of Norristown, (¿a., J M Dennis et ux to E J Strum, and scalding pain ill passing it, or lord ! was married to James McCain at Dallas effects following use of liquor, wine or writes to Mrs. Finkliam : % acre in t 8 s, r H w ........ 200 in 18t>8, and in 1871 removed to Yam- beer, and overcomes that unpleasant tie j hill county, w here she has since resul “ I suffered untold misery from fe- Ir J Smith et ux to George E cessity of being compelled to go often nale troubles. My doctor said an opera Brevand, J S Cooper, trustee, ted. Besides her husband, she leaves .luring the dav, and to get up many tion was the only chance I had, and I lot in Independence...... 1 . three daughters: Mrs. Orville Parker, times during tlie night. The mild and dreaded it almost as much us death. J S Cooper, trustee, et al to W II j ot McMinnville, Mrs. James C. Weils, the extraordinary elfect of Swamp-Root Riggs, land in Independence “ One day I read how other women 360 Los Angeles; Mrs. Clarence ( ’. Paimer. is sram realized. It stands the highest j had been cured by Lydia E. Pinkham s B F Mulkey et ux to F I) Snyder, Willamlna, Oregon. The funeral was for its wonderful cures of the most dis- j Vegetable Compound, and 1 decided to lots in Buena Vista................ 59 | held Tuesday, and interment was made trussing cases. If you need^ a medicine ^rv Before I had taken the first Jacob Rentier to Sophia J and : in the.Masonic cemetery at Lafayette. you should have the best. Sold by drug- j i was better, and now I am en- Gus W Plummer 30 acres, t 7 gistsiu fiftv-cent and one-dollar sizes. | cured. # s, r 3 w ............................. 1800 Now is the time to he ordering your You may have a sample bottle and a ) .. ¿very woman suffering with* any J M 8ears et ux to J E Richter, hop checks. SVe print any kind. lots in Dallas ........................ 1600 book that tells all i female trouble should take Lydia E. about it, both sent free Piulcham’s Vegetable Compound, Southern Pacific Company to G W Cone et al, 80 acres, t 8 s, bv mail. Address Dr. F A C T S F O R S IC K W O M E N . Kilmer & Co., Ring- r 7 w ................ 3270 hainton, N. V. When H o «« of Swamp-Root For thirty years Lydia E. Pink- writing mention this paper and don’t tiam's Vegetable Comriound, made make any mistake, but remember the from roots and herbs, has been the Judge Galloway's circuit court, sitting name, Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, and standard remedy for female ills, in Dallas last Thursday and Friday the address, Binghamton, N. Y. 0 and has positively curedjhousands of transacted the following business: Do not make any mistake, but re women who have been troubled with Lavina A. Harrisjn vs Mary A. Har- member the name, Swamp-Root, Dr displacements, inflammation,ulcera Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, and the address tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities, sison. partition ; Oscar Hayter for plff.— report of referees on partition of realty iiighampton, N. Y. on every bottle. periodio pains, backache, thm bear approved. ing-down feeling, flatulency, infliges R. V, Kplane vs D. A, Elkins et al. for lion,diaines» or nervous proetration money; L. D. Brown for plff.—sale con« PORTLAND HOTEL ARRIVALS W h y don’t you try It ? finned. M rs. P in k lia in Invites all sick Thursday: J. B. Hutchins vs Amy L. Hutchins, wom en to w rite lier for advice. divorce; Oscar Hayter for plff.—decree W. A. Messner, Independence. W IL L BE MADE TH IS SEASON BY TH E She lias guided thousands to of divorce granted. Friday: health. A d d re s s , l.ynn, M ass. It. YV. Finseth, Dallas. August Baumam vs Edith Baumam, vate Secretary Leob that President OUR W A S H IN G T O N L E T T E R . C. Walker, Dallas. divorce ; Oscar Hayter lor plff.—decree Roosevelt was “ de lighted” on learn of divorce granted. J. I). Kelty, McCoy. ing of the remission of the $29,040,000 F. Patton, Dallas. Louise Kester vs C. F. Fisher et al, Washington I). C., Aug 13th. Mrs. F. Patton, Dallas. confirmation of sale; Dimick tfc Dimick Tim democrats are more aggressive fine of Judge Landis. C. Smith, Dallas. and Oscar Hayter plff.—sale confirmed. in this campaign 'han they have been (LINES IN OREGON) J. W. Jones vs W. E. Landreth, to The Roosevelt deficit for last month Saturday: E. L. Shank, Independence. quiet title, B. F. Jones for plff.—default at any time since 1892. Furthermore has passed the $20,000,000 mark. and decree as prayed for. the party is as th roughly united, This is nearly double the deficit for Sunday: A. J. Kckerson, Lincoln. AS K LLOWS: determined, and harmonious us it was the same period last year and year be Mrs. Eckerson, Lincoln. Court. One way Both ways Mis. F. P. Marshall, Independence. The following is a complete list of via in that famous campaign which re fore, and this is also the last year of th rough TO Guardianship of D. F. Boyer heirs; Mrs. M. V. Smith Dallas. California Portland those who passed the recent teachers’ sulted in the great democratic hi' d Mr. Ui.osevelts’s a Iministration. L. H. Johnson, Lincoln. examination, as given by county school bond filed and approved. slide. Mr. Bryan lias shown great Estate of Nancv E. Moore, deceased ; svperintendent II. ( ’. Seymour. Monday: First grade— Adrian Owens. Falls sale of real property confirmed. A prime occasion for and adequate A. M. Schofield, Dallas. political sagacity in choosii g a i ( ’¡tv, Laura C. Mallory, Falls C’itv; G. McClellan, Black Rock. Guardianship of Henry 1). Moore, a Eastern man, Mr. Norman E. Mack, distribution of the Standard Oil Com Maud 0. Hart, Lydia A. Campbell, minor, sale of real estate confirmed. J. L. Maloy, Monmouth. Mrs. F. II. Morrison, Dallas; Lena M. of Buffalo who is thoroughly identi pany to the Republican campaign Mrs. J. L. Maloy, Monmouth. Estate of H. T. Bough man, deceased; Spangle, Dayton; Della Hudson. Mil- fied with the old Cleveland wing of final is now presented. If given in Tuesday: ton; Ethel Brewster, Monmouth; Elzie petition for letters granted; bond in Wm. Kidd, Dallas. sum of $500. the party, to manage hi* campaign the individual mine of liocke eller, A. White, Salem. Mrs. Win. Kidd, Dallas. a devot-1 Rodgers, Archbold, and other Stand Second grade—Edna Morrison, Jas. Estate of T. M. Bailey, deceased ; pe and, who at the same tinu T IC K E T » W IL L BE ON SA I.E F. K. Cahill, Dallas. Bruce. Emma Aebi, Dallas; Richard tition for final hearing filed, set for ed and loyal follower of the eloquent ard magnates the law against corpor Wednesday: Long, Alta P. White, Jessie A. Harritt. hearing Friday, September 18th, at 10 (1. (i. Walker, Independence. ations can be happily evaded. Nebraskan. Minnie E. Norwood, Salem; Ida May o’clock a. ni. Duignan, Perrydale; March V. Brews It is evident that the democrats In re-guardianship of minor heirs of ter, Monmouth; Ruth C. Miles, Black D. F. Boyer, deceased; final settlement Dairying is going to become one of are going to assume the aggressive, Rock; Marcia Romig, McCoy: Wallace reached and Guardian August Auer re the principal agricultural industries Kellogg, Falls C ity; Clara Moore, Day- leased from liability. from start to finish, and they are go in Oregon, and with this idea in view, ton. ------- ------------- ing to assault and storm the republi m 1 for return in 90 days with stopover priv Third grade—Anna Kertz, Xola Coad, tin» Oregon State Fair management is leges at pleasure w ithin limits. can breastworks all along the line. Almeda Fuller, Dallas; Mrs. D. M. C O F F E E giving more encouragement to tin Calvin, Am ity; Hattie C. Jennings, tJ. S. to heirs of Samuel Hall et ux. While Mr. Roosevelt lias been a popu dairy department of the coming fair at sell Perrydale; Ernest Buell, Falls City; U, S. Chauncy C. t’ rane. lar and patriot president, they point For any further inform ation eall on Hilda Peterson, Mist; Mrs. F. (). Mov Salem, September 14 to 19. This de I. N. WOODS, L ocai . A gent . er, Black Rock; Percy Arant, Mon to the fact that the republican party Or w rite to partment will he superintended by mouth; Alta Odell, Lents; Ruth D. at heart is ns bitterly opposed to him Wood, Hood River; Ruth E. Beaver, R. B. Coenralie ami Gertrude M. Mrs. S. A. Yoakum, of Marshfield, W M . M cM URRAY, as it is to Bryan. In fact, the repub Kinney. Salem ; Alvys Norwood, Salem. General Passeri tier Agent, who owns and conducts a lar_e dairy Four papers have been sent to other Frank H neletaid t i Rowell. lican party is so thoroughly wedded to PO RTLAN D . OREGON farm in Coos county and is dairy in counties to be graded, there were two the trusts and corporate interests, Your grocer returns your money if you don'l who failed to pass, and there were 50 spector of that county; she is also one like Scbiiling H Best: we pay bin». and the interests of what Mr. Roose apgl¡cants writing for state and life pa of the vice-presidents of the Oregon Sheridan Lumber Co. to S. M. Bralev. pers. velt calls the “ wealthy malefactors” Sheridan Lumber Co. to Nathan Dairymen’sassociation. Mrs. Yoakum that Mr. Roosevelt has been utterly Blair. says t.iere is going to be a grand dis unable to accomplish any good for the Now located in the Kerslake Building play of dairy and creamery products country. The great Standard Oil fine (E veryth in g upto-date ) at the fair next month, and has asked Mabel A. Hoke vs. John D. Hoke. of ♦29,000.000 has been set aside by for additional space for the exhibits. Standard Oil republican judges, and In answer to her demand the fair k in g s v a l l e y thus deprived the republicans of the board has concluded to move the The better halves of Arthur Starr and the only legitimate evidence of real “ rest tent” over and annex it to the Mrs. Jos. Brunson is on the sick list. I Frank Muscott, our genial and hard- results yet accomplished by the dairy building, and under this the C. E. Rice w’as a Wells visitor Sunday, f worked city transportation gentlemen, Roosevelt aqmini-tration. In fact different firms dealing in dairy and decided to celebrate their joint birth Mrs. W.L. Townsend is on the sick the republicans in this campaign can If you ean’t play by note, we w ill teaeh creamery outfits will la» allowed space days as they came so near together and list. you in one hour to play your favorite piece not point to a single trust that has on Monday evening invited a number of for th« ir working exhibits, thus leav Nearly all the threshing is done in o f music by the "E asy Form ” method. You w ill then he ready t«> play at onoe any ami been “ busted” by the administration, their relatives to help them do so. On the valley. all music written in this new method, which ing the whole of tlie dairy pavilion nor can it point to a sin.li» item of is so sim ple that an eigh t year old ehild that date Mr. Starr had passed 36 mile Mrs. John McCollum went to New can proper for the creamery and cheese learn to play tlie piano or organ in an relief that has been afforded the hour w ithout a 'teacher. Don’t have a si stones in life* and Mr. Museott 02 The port Monday. factory entries.1 A large platform will lent organ or piano it the house any lon people as the result of the republican chief enjoyment of the evening was a T. J. Chambers and wife returned ger. Try this method at our expense. he elected adjoining on which will he fine dinner, such as those ladies are an from the coast Tuesday. OUR O FFER We w ill send you express administration. Furthermore, they charges prepaid by us. a hound p ortfolio of displayed on*5 of the modern milking adept at providing, and it was done full point to the fact that all of the poli Mr. and Mrs. Dick Dunn will start 100 pieces of popular ami sacred music in the ‘Easy Form ” method, and our Guide honor to by all attending, in fact we be for the hot springs Wednesday. cies of Mr. Roosevelt that h ve excit machines in operation twice daily to the keyboard an l complete sim ple in during the fair. Mrs. Yoakum will Huh, what do you think of King Ed lieve it greatly resjmnsihlr for the lassi Mrs. A. C. Miller and child ren went structions, all you will need to begin p la y ed such tremendous popularity and ing your fa vo rite pieces at once. T ry the ward eating eggs that cost him six dol tude with which the hovs got around also have charge of the milch cow to Newport last week to si>end several music seven days. If put want it send us approval were promulgat d by Mr. lars apiece. Well, he does and they are next morning, not a usual thing with fl.oO w ithin the seven days, and $1 a month test, which is one of the interesting golden plover eggs, laid by plover hens them by anv means, and for which they weeks. for live months thereafter. I f you don ’t Bryan long before Mr. Roosevelt ever want It send It hock to us in the seven days features of the fair and in which there of quality and breeding. Say, wouldn’t can 1 m » excused, as such events do n ot. Ray Rodgers, of Condon. Oregon, is at expense. Simply w rite us today mid thought of them. In other words, in the valley visiting his sister, Mrs. W. ami our occur in our lives every year. A most that make you nervous? Of course the say: “ I accept your free offer in the is considerable strife by the owners Mr. Ro< is' velt has gained popularity Folk County Item izer. My piano or organ golden plover may he a little more aris genial time was had by all. and it is L. Townsend. h a s ............... white keys only by carrying out Mi Bryan's and exhibitors of the various dairy tocratic bird than the barmaid fowl, hoped Muscott A Starr may have many Mrs. Dave Simpson passed through (IM P O R T A N T : Be sure to say how many hut it’s dollars to doughnuts that they more such pleasant, happenings. Those the valley Wednesday g<»ing to the Bel w hite keys your instrument 1 as.) Address breeds of cattle. principles which were not only arc* no better behaved or more con present were. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. knap hot springs. E ASY METHOD MUSIC CO.. preached by Mr Bryan, but have been scientious in seeing that the eggs Harris Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stump. :UH. W a hash Ave., Chicago Johnie Greyham and family and they send to the market are strictly Mr. and Mrs. T/ui Muscott. Mr. and incorporated in democratic platforms fresh than the hens that lay for U. S. Mrs. F II. Muscott. Miss Lydia Mils- laork Prke ami family will start to as well, and are absent from .he re Lougliary. Possibly they are fed on iee eott, Mr. Chas ( ’handler, of Cottage Ne vport Thursday. K. C Kcyt mude Salem » visit Tliurs- cream and angel cake, l»ut even then (»rove, Mr Jesse McCarter, Mr. Walker publican platform. In other words, ilay. Decker Bms. were in the valley last they can’t give our hens many odds as Strauss, of Portland. week gathering up the lambs they con if the |>eople want relief they must - Uharles Faint went to Salem on busi- ours have the advantage of Pacific air tracted for last spring. look to the democrats and not to the ness Thursday. and our fed by Pacific coast angels. Dick Rodgers and family returned Come to think of it. we all have that republicans. \ ( ’ . Taylor and ( ’ . T. Hall drove to advantage, and we don’t have to pay I u from Newport after a four week's so C| . , .... . _ Dallas Thursday. journ and report a fine time and cool 'ix plunk* each for the best eggs, either Offers collegiate courses in Agricnl- What could In; more appropriate weather. f ! F Mass Winnctte Sears is home after an Golden plover—I guess nit ! Golden Í | ture, including Agronomy, Horticul than that candidate Taft slum id fir.-t outing at Newport. pumpkin, if you want it. Eggs are get- L arge LggS. ture, Animal Husbandry. Dairy Hus ting higher, hut our big line of break bandry, ete.; Forestry; Domestic read his speech of accept nice to the C. T. Hall made McMinnville a busi fast foods remain the same and are al In flu e n z a . A recent issue of the Corvallis Times ! Science and A r t; Civil, Electrical, M e tnan who presented him with the ness visit Saturday. ways fresh. Influenza, like cholera, alxvaj’s trav chanical. anil Mining Engiimeriug; brags a l tout a large egg that was raised els from east to west. nomination? I Commerce Pharmacy. 1. P. Ut esc was in MeC i»y on business I just over the Benton border in Linn, i the first « f the. week. Offers elementary courses in Agricul ¡»nd claims it as one of their big things, ture, Forestry, Domestic Science and The rumor is n<>t confirmed by Pri- | R. I,. Stnuck was a business visitor in W e l* h N a m e * . i While we are willingto give Benton and Art. Commerce, and Mechanic Arts, I i ¡ M Minn vili • Tuesday. Ou the railway in Wales the brake- | Linn counties all due credit for man has to announce such stations as including forge w rk, cabinet making, Karl Sear-» went to McMinnville Sat- | rustling and raising big things she Ffestiniog. Bottws-y-i ooil, Llaudegal steam fitting, plumbing, machine work, ! etc. I unlay returning Sunday. • will have to continue to get up aw and IVniuaetimawr. As in this coun Strong faculty, modern «equipment; M A D E F O R S E R V IC E Ed. Merritt made a trip to Albany that the best ami cheap ful early in the morning if she has anv try. tourists occasionally fail to under free tuition ; opens Sept. 25. IN THE ROUGHEST WEATHER Saturday returning Monday. est wood you can buy is stand what the mau says. ho|H»s of keeping up with old Polk. Illustrated catalogue with full in AND GUARANTEED ABSOLUTELY the block wood from the C. II Farmer shipped a carload of j formation on application to the Regis Contes now to this office this morning Mrs W i 11 a m e 11 c V a 11 c v hogs to Portland from this place Tues trar, free. a 27 Lumber Co.’s sawmill? (). C. Ramsdell, a lady living near town, ■XOWE*, day. Ladies lace hose at Campbell A Hol Because it is cut from big who has their big egg skinned a city lister*, 19 cents the pair. timber, therefor is su Mr. J. Faistand family started for the block, and her hens have not attempted ' & H B KM«’ perior to second-growth I -easide Thursday, going via Salem ami Mr. L. K. Irvine* the shoemaker has ELECTRIC LIGHTS any extra exertion either. The Cor gone to Eugene on a brief visit. Portland. fir. Leave your order NEW FCH NIT CRE at Webster’s confection vallis egg so highly bragged on measur Mr Brooks, i»f Lafayette Nursery Co., i [JX A ELEGANT ROOMS The county road roller arrived in Dal ery store, or call ed six inches in circumference one wav w as in McCoy on business the last of BATHS IN CONNECTION las last night, and is now housed in the the week. Phones; Bell 443, Mutual 1106 ami six ami a half the other. To-day city roller house, ponding inquiry re- This trade mark Mrs. Ramsdell brought to the Boyd garding the length of time getting here, A. ( ’ . Tavlor is overhauling his house ■ i and the word L\ T o WF.R on the which will add much to the appearance ! gntcery an egg that measured 734 inches ^ should lta\e arrived a month ago. \ buttons distin of his home. one wav and the other and it ia now Main street between Oak ami Mill l\ \ ) 9ulsk high Mr. ami Mrs. A. V. Ellis spent Mon th«r* on exhibition to fonvinev (he in- l>>"»«-> Bp ve*tenUv *n,l th.- »..rk \ \ f ] r ] ) /Qrod* slick«- fro.it H. FUGITT, Proprietor , , • < » . » > of macadamizing that block will be day nml Tuesday in Corvallis visiting ’ 0 ' the just as good omlnlou., if sm h s thin* W n.> • ««,rr .Hwhp,| fo., * , ,>«.,¡(,1«. Th«r.- will brand* Mrs Ellis’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. •n<l th« I si I t ' s word in any way h* -om « Hrtt l ia.l* r.( grarH to t*k« off, Musgrave. 4» ^ - c l. It ¡» rvrUinly * in<ni«t«r ami worth part of which will g o to com plate the A H#tfni Hold Till OREGON EIRE RELIEF L. D. Brown, lawyer, notary public. K«in|i quite a way toaee. ips.lin* of Academy hill *n.l the Iwlanoe to fill up Washington street. The itv Abstracts furnished. Upstairs Uglow * h r m C m w ü n ii McMinnville, Oregon. building. ,1. C. Shultz has closed «nit his soft will at once commence the laying of a drink imrlors. and as soon as he has cement arch over the race, so that the On the first page we -date that $6,000 CHAS. GREGORY, A|eat FA LLS C ITY . OREGON disposed of hi* fixture*, will quit bu- improvement will be lasting in charac has been collected in the street fund, ter. DA 1.1.AM, OREGON Jt should tie $7,000. Probat« work a specialty. iaii REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. OLD DALLAS GIRL DEAD. v iXsi* S c o t t 's E m tx lsio ti strengthens enfeebled nursing mothers by increasing their flesh and nerve force. It provides baby with the necessary fat and mineral food for healthy growth. A l-L D R U G G IS T S ; BOc. AND *1 .0 0 . Wife of Jas. McCain Passes Away at McMinnville. ’ PHONES: Doings of Galloway Court. LOW RATES EAST Patents. REMEMBER ÌHE OATES. DOUBLE VlRTHDAY. Arthur Starr and Frank Muscott Celebrate Together. Caldwei Bros. POOL AND BILLIARD HALL Divorce. " . L E A R N TO P L A Y PIANO OR O R G A N IN ONE HOUR McCOY. POLK GOES ONE BETTER. Has Linn skinned When it Cones A g r i c u l t u r a l College WATERPROOF INDEPENDENCE, OK. KATES FROM Saturday tu Mnmlav Ticket Heaxuu six M en tii, Tic tel tñ.Tft...... 4 80 .... . 4.20...... Dallas........... De rry............. Independence . .».‘LOU . 2.05 .. 2.50 Our elaborate new Summer It > ik gives a eoneisa description of Newport, meln.liuf tt list if It f.els, their vapidity and rates. Cali on, teleoli me ).• write I. S. WO )D4, bocal Agent, Dallas. Wm. McMURRAY, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon . T R Y T H E BEST ft C E N T C IG A R IN T H E C l I T — T h e B ig B e a r Also the KING ALFRED Bit Cigar NONE BETTER H O R A C E W E B S T E R 'S CONFECTIONERY Ls. iiu* SwA. e s^-asiJi We Do Not Make a Special Sale on Any One Article And then raise the price on others so as lo more than make it up, but selll every article in our store at the lowest possible price. Re- msmber we keep the most up-to-date stock of Fupniture in the city: also Carpets, Rqgs, Portiers, etc. In passing our window take a look at that WHITE FROST REFRIGERATOR, the Best in the Market. I f you have any Furniture needing repairs bring it in as we do repairing and up- holstering. HALL & HAYES H o u s e -F u r n ish e rs AT CHAPMAN’S OLD STAND CORVALLIS, ORE. Do You Know B. F. JONES Attorney-at-Law ITS F A C IL U .T K ARE C O M PLY TE —¡$ <-d oí í i a:i l in alma Uncu oí it. Fresh water fro n Hprin^t. All m U-vn n *.•<*.-rie,, teli .is telegraph, t e l— pii...... market« fre-dily previde I every d*v. F i d in .ih m Lie re. Outage partly furnished or uuiurnDbed to be lia l elmaplv. dtriet municipal eaui- tury regulations NEWPORT is reached by w iv of rvuutheni Pud i • to Albany or Corvallis theme Corvallis .y F; utero It it. Train service I illy au I the trip Is a pleas ure throughout. Marriage Licenses. Rights of Way. Bowman Bros. Resort $89.40 84.40 83.65 76.90 76.90 May 4, 18 June 5, 6, 19, 20 July 6, 7, 22, 23 August 6, 7, 21, 22 /y,v , POMMEL SUCKERS Oregon’s Mutehless Beach The Place tr> (i > fo r Hcrijuct Rest aud E very Conceivable Form o f H ealthf jl und D eligh tful Kecreutien From Dallas, Or. ProbaEe $74.40 Chicago 69.40 St. Louis 64.40 St. Paul - 64.40 Omaha 64.40 Kansas City Your grocer must poor coffee; we can’t all be c< mfortable; but he needn’t sell it to you. Ya q tiitia B a y SO U TH ER N P A C IF IC THOSE WHO PASSED. Complete List of those Who Passed Recent Examination. NEWPORT The Tavern Strictly fint-ebss DALLAS ;x>ooooo< JUST ARRIVED Morris, the leading jeweler, has just reeei e*l a beautiful line of gold headed umbrellas andveanes from $2.50‘ to $15 each, all guaranteed, also a new one of late cuts in Libby cut glass. O P TIC IA N C. H. MORRIS, D A I.L A S - - JEW ELER ORKGON When it comes to GAOCERIES NONE or T H E M A R E IN I T W I T H SIM0NT0N & SCOTT T h e C o u r t St. Crocers