Polk County itemizer., September 17, 1908, Image 4

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OUR ASSOCIATE EDITORS.
All the County News Graphically Writ­
ten up by Our Brainy Rustlers.
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" R. L. CHAPMAN......
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
and
EMBALMER
O F F IC E : C i a p e l a n d P a r lo r s . N. M a in at.
D A L L A S OkbOON:
B ell P h o n e 108.
M u tu a l P h o n o 1306.
Calls Pr omptly Answered Day or Night.
SUNNYSLOPE
ROCCA.
W. R. McDonald h as gone to t h e hop
yard.
Mrs. H a m m o n d is now Mrs. Alvin
Kimball.
Eli S tre to n wen t
davsego.
J . \V. Wooley h as
couver, Washington.
to
P o rtlan d
returned
a few
to V a n ­
W J. Howar d b r o u g h t a bride from
P ortland th is week.
D. W. Mixter h a s gone to visit his
family .it Newport. He has j u st r e ­
Mrs. Simpson visited h e r mother , ceive I a large h a n d of Angoras.
GrHiidma H erre n, h ere Tuesday.
Mrs. H a m p to n brought a load of sup
Sunnyslope is e x i s t i n g a new teach­ plies from Nortons th is week. She will
er. A .). Shipley having resigned.
open school on th e 14th, a t Fddvville,
T here was a d an ce a t th e hop vard her second ter m a t t h a t place.
Saturday eight. R e p o rt a fine time.
KINGS VALLEY.
H erm an Wtind er is harvesting his
prunes, has a fair crop for th is vear.
C. A. F ra n tz went t »Corvallis F riday.
The Riddell B ro th er’s t h r e s h e r is ¡-till
ru n ning in this neighbo rhoo d hulling
C u r t Miller will log at Hoskin s th is
clover.
winter.
William Herren was a t h o m e Sunday
J o h n Miller r etu rn ed from New port
from McLaughlin's hop yard. Reports Saturday .
th e hops in fine condition.
Mrs. Clara Miller went to Hos kins
Saturday .
INDEPENDENCE.
J i m West an d wife went to Salem to
a t t e n d the fair.
Mrs. Chas Allen, of Dufur, is visiting
J o h n Price an d wife, of W ren, visited
Mrs. W. H. Walker.
S unday with W. L. Price.
Mr. Chaw. Bane, of Newport, is spend­
Bruce Miller played the violin a t Air-
ing a few days in this city.
lie for th e dance S atu r d ay night.
Wright Porterfield an d Rube Dickin- j
Mrs. Grace Hinkle, of Corvallis, is
son have return ed from Marshfield.
! visiting with Mrs. Jo h n McCollum.
Mr. and Mrs. (¡rice, recently of Ok* < Sam King, forem an of th e I l o s k i u ’s
lohoma, are visiting in Independence.
sawmill, went to P o rtlan d Monday.
Ed Wallace has re turn ed from E ast­
T h ere was a hall gam e at Peedee S u n ­
ern Oregon, where he sp e n t th e s u m ­ day, 7 to 27 in favor of Kings Valley.
mer.
Mrs. Lillie Kelly, of Dallas, visited
Crosby Dalton, of M onm ou th, is now old friends in th e valley over Sunday .
employed in th e drug store of P. M. Kirk- ■
If you have a n y balky horses you
land.
w an t broken, send th e m to Bud Alcorn.
Mr. Weslev Perry, of Salem, visited
friends in Independence th e last of the
falls ’ c T t y .
w eek .
"
1
rites forever.
Besides his wife, deceased leaves one
br other, W. W. W h ite, of E n te rp rise,
t\\<» half brut hers, M. F. W h ite of Rick-
reull. ami Js«*ob ' • ite, *»f Salem , an d
two half si " .
'V
. K an tn er,
of Salem , a
4i
F. L
irbuek,
Mrs. Will Frederickson is very sick
with e r v s i |e l i s an d pot expected to live.
W o r d s o f XVaute
H er sister, Mrs. Harriso n , of Ballston, For the sever; 1 ingredients of which Dr.
am i h er mother, Mrs. Bales, of West Pierce’s medic -s i re composed, us given
Salem, are with her.
by leaders in
1 th e several schools of
A1 Lav ton, w ho was rep o rted fatally medicine, shou. have far more w« 'it
than
any
am
o
u
n
t
of non-professional tes­
injured in so u th e rn Oregon so m e weeks
ago, is in town sm iling a n d hand som e timonials. Dr. Pierce** Favorite Prescrip­
as ever. APs n u m e r o u s friends here tion has tiie BADGE ok uoXESTY on every
are well pleased to see oim , and re­ bottle-wrapper, in a full list of all its in­
m ark t h a t he is t h e liveliest corpse ever. gredients printed in plain English.
If you are an invalid woman and suffer
Bridge street is being laid w ith cru sh ­ from frequent headache, backache, gnaw-
ed rock, a n d t h e new steel br idge is re­ -* i distripV in stomach, periodical pains,
ceiving a new coat of p ain t. T h e im- d LfredlUle, catarrhal, pelvic drain«
luoved condition m akes it look fine. drag g :;W d o w n distress In lower abdomen
Com m issioner Teal is a su re enough or pelv)6, perhaps dark spots or specks
w< rk er for t h e co unty w h en h e does dancbfg before the eyes, faint spells and
work like this.
k i n d d ^ symptoms caused by female weak­
Business here is rap id ly getting to th e ness, oL ^th ir derangem ent of the feminine
front. Every one busy, p len ty of m o n ­ organs, W can not do better t h a n take
ey, a i d all h a n d s looking happy. If Dr. Pier f t jfc Favorite Prescription.
T h e h/sfcital, surgeon ’s knife and opera­
•my one does not believe this, ju st come
and live w:th us a while a n d you will ting t a l i - / m a y be avoided by th e timely
get th e Falls City spirit, a n d soon l>e use of M ’avorite Pre scription " In such
cases. Thereby the obnoxious ex am m -
talk in g a b o u t it.
Falls City feels considera bly disa p El'> M a n can ho avoided and a 't h o ro n /U
pointed in not being ab le to ob tain •k r>e of sV:"' v - T i l tn a ’ " ■ iTt c7: r.< <i J,
crush ed rock for her streets, as co n tem ­ i iLjL
^ - ^ ~7rF7> vorito
plated, On in q u iry it is found impossi­ Preset iption is composed of The very !*?st
native
medicinal
roots
known
to medi d
ble to get it th is year, as t h e coun ty
ience for the cure of wom an’s peculiar
will require all t h e c r u s h e r can tu r n s ailments,
contains no alcohol and no
out Indore t h e rains se t in.
harmful or habit-form ing drugs.
Do not expect too much from "Favorite
Two business changes are ru m ored to
Prescription; " i t will not perform mira­
take place soon. One is th at of our e n ­ cles
; it will not disolve or cure tumors.
terp risin g confectioner, J o s h Talbott Ko nied:c::i0 will. I t will do as much to
lias sold o u t and will ta k e a rest for a establish vigorous health in most weak­
while. Jo sh is very p o p u lu r her e, and nesses and ailments peculiarly incident to
i* one of our best business m**n. M e w omen as any medicine can I t must bo
hope t h a t he will soon be in business given a fair chance by perseverance in its
for a reasonable length of time.
with us again. T h e o t h e r ch an g e is t h a t us;*
Y o n c y i i ’L a f f - p l
3 -
W alter Too/e will t a k e ch arg e of and t r nrn as a .<■
■ _ -■•* f«.-r t h j^ ri.nua^. ,4
run t h e Tavern .
p a - w p.com*:- *6t,i
Sick women ar e i tv I ted to consult Dr.
Pierce, by letter, free. All correspond­
FOR *SALE.
ence is giu’ii- -d as sacredly secret and
womanly confidences are protected by
professional privacy. Address Dr. K. V.
A good second h a n d fourteen-hoe Pierce. Buffalo. N. Y.
Van Brunt Drill in firstclass con dition.
Dr. Pierce’s P l eas an t Pellets the t <
T h e price is so ch eap t h a t if you w an t a laxative and regulator of the; lx>v<
* -
drill you ca n n o t afford to let th is one go Tliev invigorate stomach, liver
bowels. On* a la x a t i v e ; two ( '•three »
by. I n q u i re of li. M. W A D E & Co.
cathartic.
Easy
to
take
as
candy.
Ind ep en d en ce.
Whole Body Raw with Eczema—
Life was Intolerable—Was Even
Incased In Plaster— Discharged
from Hospitals as Hopeless.
SUFFERED 14 YEARS
CURED BY CUTICURA
J
PEEDEE.
“ From th e ago of three months until
gfteen years old, my son Ow en's life
was made intoler­
able by eczema in
its worst form. He
was all right until
a red rash broke
ou t on his fore­
head, b u t we were
n t alarmed a t first.
Very soon, however,
the rash be^an to
spread over his head
and shoulders, and
it caused him great
discomfort. I took
him to a do ctor and tried half a dozen
ot her treatm ents, all with the same
result: no im prove ment at all. The
disease gradually spread until nearly
every p art of his b dy was quit«* raw.
W e had to strap him down in b«*d, for
he used to tear himself dreadfully in
his si «*p. The agony he wen t through
is quite beyond words. No one thought
we would rear him. The regimental
doctor, a very clever man, pronounced
th e ease hopeless; a t least, he said the
only hope was t h a t he might, if he
lived long enough, outgrow it to some
exten t. We had him in hospitals four
times an d he was pronounced one of
th e worst cases, if no t th e worst, ever
adm itted. Fro m each he was dis­
charged as incurable; in fact he got
worse u nder the successive treatm ents.
At one hospital they incased him in
plaster, an d this seemed to aggravate
th e soreness terribly. He looked so
badly t h a t no one liked to go near him
an d his life was a bu rden to him. We
kept tryin g remedy after remedy, bu t
we had got aim >.->t past hoping for a
cure. Six m on ths ago we purchased
a set of Cuti« ura Soap, Ointment, and
Resolvent Pills an d jverseverod with
them . The result was truly marvelous
and to-day he is perfectly cured, his skin
no t having a blemish on it anywhere.
Mrs. Lily Hedge, 51, Vaughan Road,
Coldharbour Lane, Cambiewell Green,
Eng., Jan . 12, 1007.”
Send t<> nearest de pot for free Cuti-
cura Book on Tre atm ent cf Skin Diseases.
again.
H. J. E lliott an d fam ily visited rela­
We h ad q u ite a t h u n d e r s to r m S a t u r ­ tives in Dallas over S u n d ay , r e t u rn i n g
day night.
hom e Monday.
Jess e Yost has gone to d ry hops for
T h e Nachtigall m ach in e th r e s h e d for
t h e W illiam s boys a t t h e Gna Linde- Mr. W ern er a n d Mr. Z u m w a l t t h e la t ­
inan yard.
t e r p art of t h e week.
Mrs. Alice Mohney a n d t h r e e sons
Mr. an d Mrs. Jess«» Morris, of S heri­
are over from Salem visiting h er m o t h - ! d a n , called at P e r rv d a le T u esd ay af ter
er, M rs. S arah Price.
noon on t h e i r way to th e fair.
C u tlc u m p p m o fllP ieiro en ld th ro u g h o u t th e w o r ld .
Ed Wilts an d family are down from
Perry d ale is alm o st de serted, an d
D e p o ts : L o n co n . 27, c h a rte r h o u s e S q .; 1'arls. ,r>. R ue
d c ¡a r \ ; A c - t r a i n . It. T ow ns A C o., . vdney;
eastern Oregon visiting Will Bush’s and new s is scarce, as ever ybo dy is picking
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A frica. L -'icm ii, L td ., Cap« tow n, e t c .: I S .A .,
o th e r relatives. It h as been five year s ho ps t h a t can get a w a y from home.
P o tt e r D ru g & t h e m . C orp., S ole P ro p s ., B o sto n .
since th ey have been her e.
Mr. Parks, t h e section boss at th is |
Mr. David Collins and wife, of Seat |
Lacey will finish picking hops about place, had t h e m isfo rtu n e to sp r ain his :
tic, were guests of J. If. Collins last
Prof. Reynolds was a welcome visitor T h u r s d a y an d m o st of t h e pickers will a n k l e q u ite badly one d ay last week,
HON. J C. WHITE DEAD.
week.
S atu rd ay .
g-» to t h e yard t h a t Mr. Williams a n d caused him g reat in convenience in !
g ettin g aro u n d for several days.
Mrs. Byron Adkins, of Corvallis, v is­
W. II. Robertson an d wife, of Mon* I bo u g h t on t h e Jo e Brown place.
ited her parents, Mr. a n d Mrs. John m o u th , were here visiting th e ir daugh-
One os Polk’s Prominent Residents
Flukes.
ter, Mrs. Flower, last week.
BY HIS OWN HAND
PERRYDALE
Passes Away.
Mrs. Jen n ie Waller has arrived from
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. F ar rie r are tak in g
Siletz, where she lias been spending tin* a trip into so u th e rn Oregon by team ,
E
lm
e
r
Ernies
was
a
McM
innville
call­
summer.
George Selby Lifts Veil of Mystery.
an d will visit relatives there.
I l o n .J . C. White, well kn own to all old
er S atu rd ay .
MDs Clara Pervine had h er millinery
T h e traveling show in to wn Monday
Polk co u n ty residen ts, passed aw ay at
W. A. K ey t an d wife wer e M cMinn ­
< p riing Saturday. She has a fine d is­ night was well patronized. T h is is a
L ast T h u r s d a y aftern oon Mr. J . M.
his Oak Grove hom e M onda y evening
play of hats.
good show town, full houses being th e ville visitors S atu rd ay
W alters noticed sm oke com ing from
a t 6:30 o’clock of so ftening of t h e brain,
rule.
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Miss Cordia Gooch of Dallas, is filling
Geo. Selby ’s place som e 4 miles from
from wl-i h disease lie had been a suf­
t i position of book-keeper for R. M.
Mrs. Bessie S tark re turn ed to her th e week a t t h e sta te fair.
town, an d in c o m p an y with Mr. Reed,
W ide & Co.
home in Portland S atu rd ay af ter a two
Mrs. Be nnett visited a t t h e hom e of a n o t h e r neighbor, w e n t ov er t h e r e to | ferer for some tim e, alth o u g h it had
not reached a critical stage until about
Mrs. L, V. Calloway has return ed to week's visit with h er p aren ts, Mr. and I). L, K ey t one day last week.
find t h e o u tb u ild in g s anti house n early j
her home in Idaho, af ter a visit with Mrs. Flower.
T h e Perry d ale Milling Co. have s h i p ­ c o n su m ed by t h e flames. T h e y noticed ; two weeks ago. Mr. W h ite was aged
her son, Dr. Calloway, here.
a b o u t 70 years, a n d since 1865 had been
A nunilier of our people drove over to ped several car loads of o a t s lately.
a body in t h e house, b u t t h e fire w r s '
Mrs. Florence Itosendorf of Corval- Salem Monday to h ear Mr. Debs, the
Mr. Alex M cKinnon, of Am ity, was a too h o t to reach it. Word was s e n t to j a co ntinuous resident of Polk county.
leader
of
t
h
e
socialists,
who
was
to
In t h a t y< a Mr. an d Mrs. W h ite cam e
1 h . visited at th e hom e of Mis. Lucy
caller a t P erry d ale t h e last of t h e week. |
speak t h ere t h a t afternoon.
C o roner C h a p m a n ami he em p a n e le d a from Missouri, am i pu rchase d w h at was
W h itta k e r th e first of th e week.
Some
parties
from
Dallas
have
he«*n
I
known
as th e old Je ss e Morris donation
Mrs. Susan Smith an d little da u g h te r ' T h e pulpit of t h e ( Mr istian c h u rch is ru n n in g a gasoline woodsaw here th is ju r y consisting of T. ,T. H a v t e r , J . D. claim, w here t h e y h ave lived ever since.
S m ith . II. B. Cos per, H. L. Crider, W.
have returned to their hom e in Kansas a t present being filled by Elder Dodd, week.
J. W hite a n d Ed Biddle. Fro m t h e e v ­ Mr. W h ite h a s always been a p ro m i­
City, af ter an ex tended visit at th e home d u rin g t h e absence of Rev. La Dow, who
¡ h in Walla Walla visiting his a g i d
Mrs. Knew, who was q u i t e sick fors ev- ! idence offered th ese g en tlem en addu ced n en t wor ker in Hie gr ange, a n d has he 1« 1
of Mr. Gillespie in th is city.
m other.
oral davs, is aide to be u p ami aro u n d | those prob able f a c t s : T h a t George Sel­ m any responsible ami tru s t w o r t h y posi
by had no t been in good health for some tions th i'iein . He was also q u ite p r o m i­
t i m e ; t h a t co n tin u al broo ding over his n en t in | ( l * ic s , being a d em o cr at of
a i l m e n t had ren d ered him tem p o rarily lifelong st: n i ig. He was no t an office
i n s a n e ; th at while in this condition he seeker, bin l«>ved to see his friends ele­
net fire to his b arn s and ou thouse s, and vate«! to ) - sitions of ho nor an d tru st,
t h e n w en t into his dwelling house, an d to ass t th e m to get th ere. Mr.
f i n d t h a t , an d took his own fife by a W hite s fat 1 er re »resented Polk county
Gullet. E v e ry th in g bear s o u t such a con­ in t h e legisl t u r e it an e arly day. He
clusion. He was in this office only a was an ardt i t m -inher of t h e Presb y ­
few weeks ago, a n d was perfectly ration terian churcl , a ! an ho norab le C h r i s ­
al in every respec t, b u t George Medley tian gentlem n m th e broadest an d best
He was a m an
testifies t h a t he suffered much from in- ¡-ense of tiie term .
somonia, whien would ev en tu ally drive strong in his < onvietions, one who could
no
t
he
swaye«.
fr
>m
what
he conceived
an yone crazv.
Sir Selby was a m a n of som e 45 years, r ig h t an I ju stice betw een m a n an d
a n d had lived her«* since 188.1, on a tract m an . In sh o rt, th e world do es not pro­
50 acres which he bo u g h t of J u d g e Boise d uce m ore honorable, capab le or better
He used to m a k e a living bv h au lin g men t h a n J o h n ('. W h ite, as we have
wood, b u t q u i t t h a t a y ear or two ago. found him to be in th e m an y long years
having en o u g h ah ead to su p p o rt him in which we have had t h e pleasure of
in his sim ple mod«* of lit’«*. He was a his a c q u ain tan ce . He has gone to a
bachelor, ami seeme«l tn ch erish a sp e ­ j u s t rew ar d.
T h e fu n era l services occurred a t Zena
cial aversion for w o m an k in d . His place
is well stocke«!. ami b r o u g h t in sufficient Wedm*s«lay af ternoon »it 1 o ’clock, bein'*
income f«»r all his needs, a n d lie leaves comlucted by his <>1<1 p asto r ami frieml,
several h u n d r e d do llars in t h e bank. Rev. McKinley. A large an d sorrowful
He cam e h ere from Virginia an d it is assem bly g a t h e r e d to d o him this last
th o u g h t h as a b r o t h e r yet residing there, sad ho nor a n d lay hi in away with fitting
ami m ay b e o t h e r relatives elsew her e
C o roner C h a p m a n has wireil to know
t h e i r wishes in t h e m a t t e r . Eugen e
H a v t e r is acting as a d m i n i s t r a t o r of the
estate
As t h e b o d y was n early co nsum ed, no
bullet m ark s were to be seen, b u t the
gun was close by ami had been fired off
bv h an d a n d not by t h e heat. His
• • • • -
watch stopp ed at 2:08, so t h a t settles
p r e tty closely t h e t im e of his d eath
George Selhv was a m a n «>f no vices,
With our 10 years exper­
a good neighbor, an h o norable citizen,
ience in repairing bicy­
an d one of whom it is t«> be greatly r e ­
gretted t h a t he should t a k e th is means
cles
with the most up-
of exit from t h e tro u b le s of th is work!, j
Good Prices!
We are giving exceptionally Rood prices on fur-
niti1
V&rd-ware at the present time. Ask our
reguL
.oC'o.-^rwhat they think of our prices.
We are prepared to show you a big line of heating
stoves. Ranges sold on the installment plan.
to-date tools and m eth­
ods we are better pre-
dared to do your wheel
work than any one else,
and guarantee satisfac­
tion and right prices.
HELD FOR COUNTERFEITING.
A big lin3 of dining tables and chairs will arrive
on eastern shipment very soon. We saved 20 per
cent by buying east and you will get the benefit.
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We do the kind of plumbing that stays done—the
kind you will like. Let us give you prices.
msm msmsmsm
Guy Bros. & Dalton
Hardware and Furniture
Albert Bozorth Charged With Be­
longing to a Bad-Coin Gang.
i Albert Bozorth, alleged to be a court-
i terfeiter. was ar re ste d at Ind«*pendence
| S u n d ay a n d b ro u g h t to P o rtlan d by
Unite«! S tates secret service agents. H e
! is said t»> be a «•«»nfederate of C h a rles
Adam s, ar re ste d a few weeks ago by
P o rtlan d police, charged with passing
! c«*unt »rfeit $5-gol«l pieces. One side ot
t h e coin rep re sen ted a coin of t h e A r ­
g en tin e republic, an d tin* oppo site side
t h a t of a United Stat«*s coin of $5 d e ­
n o m in atio n . It is charged t h a t Adams»
ami Bozorth ma«h* it a practice of fol­
lowing eonntv fairs, w h ere th ey o p e r a ­
te«! ca ne a n d knife racks an d passed off
t h e i r spur ious coin. Both Adam s and
Bozarth are w an ted by tin* |mlice of El-
m i ami o t h e r W as h in g to n towns.—O re­
gonian.
Certificates Granted.
S u p e r i n te n d e n t Acker man has an -
mmneed t h a t t h e following Polk co u n ty
teachers are gran ted st a te certificates:
Ada L Belahe. Florence Bowden, R o m a
G. Stafford, M o n m o u th : Faina Hayes.
Dallas; E d ith F. Montgomery, Falls
C i t v ; Lydia W y m a n , I n d e p e n d e n c e ;
Will K. Sm ith. M o n m o u th ; L C Sears,
McCoy: P. A Roche. M onm outh, t h e
last th r e e t«» have th eirs af ter they h ave
taught th e t im e re quire d by law. Miss
Ruby Reese was aw ard ed a life certifi­
cate.
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Mr. an d Mrs. Nez Dale have purchase*!
t h e W illam ette r«*»ming house on S ix th
an«! Al'ier, in Portlaml. ami move«!
do wn Mom lay to tak e ch ar ge a t once.
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Full Line of
Bike Supplies
This is the place
to get your
F o r I n f a n t s a n d C h i ld r e n .
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
ALCOHOL 3 P E R CENT
AVgetabl? Preparation for As
similaiiii^thefboclandReöula
Her One Great Sin.
N o t N a r c o t ic .
fimitikiii Seed“
J lx . Senna *■
Jkc/te/fe Saits-
Home Free for a Year.
H o p . J. E. Cherry Dead.
Fro m a Lite Afton. Iowa p aper, we
clip an accoui t f t h e d e a t h o f J . E.
C h e r r \ , who has a n u m b e r of relatives
in Dallas: Hon. J. E. C h e rry , of th is
place, died la-t » ight. Ih was o n e of
t h e pio n eer resid en ts of th is section an d
for eig h t y ears se rved as co \ntv auditor.
He h as been ill for a year a n d a h alf of
a complic ation of disease a n d his d e m ­
ise has h«*en a n tic ip a te d lor so m e time.
He was 68 years of age at t h e t im e of
his d e a t h , h av in g been born in Perry
co unty, O. H e leaves a widow, two
sons, Carroll C h e rry , of Chicago, ami
W. E. C h e rry , «»t Des Moines. He was
a b r o t h e r of j . W. C h e rr y , Mrs. J. M.
<¡add ami Mrs. J. II. Bishop, as well a*«
being an un cle of Mrs. J e r r y Sullivan,
all of Des Moines. He was a man of
sterlin g worth, an d as a co u n ty official
was one of t h e best Union co u n ty ever
possessed.
Dwelling House Burned.
M onday aftern oon o u r tire d e p a r t ­
ment. was called to a b u r n i n g residence
in th e s o u th e rn edge of t h e first ward.
It belonged t«» G. R. Allen, who cam e
h e r e w i t h h :s family ab o u t a y e a r ago
from P en n sy lv an ia , a n d who was a b ­
sent a t t h e tim e. By t h e t im e t h e hose
bovs got t h ere em ployees of tin* W. V.
lu m b e r mill b ad ta k e n out e v e r y th in g
movable, bu t for lack of w a te r could
not e x tin g u ish t h e flames. 1100 feet of
hose had to be ru n ou t to get to a h y ­
d r a n t . T h e house was practically b u r n ­
ed up, b u t tin boys »Ii«l good service in
sa ving ad j a c e n t p roperty.
Mrs. Win. Astor, he o ld est living
m em b e r of t h e Astor family, who has
ju st r etired as su p r e m e h ead of t h a t e x ­
clusive s«*t known as t h e New York
“ Fou r H u n d r e d , ” gives to t h e October
is ue of t h e Delineator h e r first in ter ­
view on public af fair s--in fact, it is h er
first public utteran ce,
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
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H m aSud-
Clcmfkd Suqnr •
WVMnWNR
Aperfrrt Remedy for Ctmstlpa-
tio n . Sour Stomach. Dlarrtrea
W orm s ,Convulsions.FeverisB-
ness and LOSS OF SlZIF
Remedy.
Most p ains a r e of local or igin —a
“ crick ” in t h e back a tw inge of r h e u ­
m atism . a soreness all over arising from
a cold—all are all cured by o utside a p ­
plication
T h e q u ick est, safest an d
most certain m eth o d is Allcock’s Plas­
ter, know th e world over as a un iver sal
rem edy for pain. T hey ne ver fail, they
a c t pro m p tly , th ey are clean ami cheap.
You can go r ig h t a h e a d with y o u r work
wild th e healing proc « goes an. S i x ­
ty y ears use h as given th e m a g reat r e p ­
u tatio n .
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Signature
of
Promote s Digeslionfhrnfiit
ness and Ifest.Contains nettar
Opi um .Morphine nor.Miucra!.
Ten acre fruit ra n c h n e a r Dallas.
House, o u thouses, big o rch ard , s t r a w ­
berries. sm all fruits, p lace for chickens,
etc., p len ty of spa ce for root crop a n d
ga rden. All r e n t free for one yeat in-
•1 tiding 1609 crops, t«> approved t e n a n t
who will car«* for, sp ray ami p r u n e 500
rt'cs, k eep g round cultivate«! a n d |
place » repair. Address Paul R. Kclty,
> ...»st Davis s tr e e t, P o rtlan d , Ore.
A G reat Outside
Bears the
ling Hie Stomachs awl [towels ûl
At t h e W oodm an ball th is T h u rs d a y
•veiling will be p lay ed H er One G r e a t !
Sin, an en ticin g d r a m a tiz a tio n of m o d ­
e m life. It will be presen ted by a co m ­
pany of n atio n al fame, all of t h e «’ast be-
;ng especially stro n g an d individually
iittetl for t h e p a r t s th ey rep re sen t. An
innovation of t h e sta g e will be t h e a p ­
pear ance of one of t h e actresses in a I)i-
rectoire gown.
Fa. .Simile Signature of
NEW YORK.
CASTORIA
A f b f n o n t h s o ld
5 D oses - J J C ents
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G u áran le e d under theFoodj
Exact Copy o f Wrapper.
THK OINTAUN COMPANY. NEW YORK CITY.
MARKET REPORT.
Cily Express & Transfer Co.
KK PORTED W EEKLY BY U. 8 . LOUGH ARY.
MUBOOTT A STARK, PROPRIETORS
W h e a t, a bushel, 85c.
B r a n , a ton. f25 t»0.
S h o rts , a t o n , $30.
Oats, a b u sh e l, 35 cen ts.
F lo u r, a b a r re l, $4.75.
F lo u r, a sack , $1 25.
C o rn meal, $2 50 a cw t.
P otatoes, a b u sh e l, 60.
B u t t e r , a p o u n d , 2 5 c e n ts .
L ard , a p o u n d , 15 cents.
Bacon, sides, a p o u n d , 16 ce n ts.
H a m s , a p o u n d , 15 to 20 cen ts.
S h o u ld ers, a po u n d , 121^ ce nts.
Eggs, a dozen, 25 cen ts.
C h ick e n s, a dozen, j*.'» @ $5.
Dried fru its, a po u n d , 6 @ 15 ce nts.
Beets, a pou n d , 2 c e n ts .
T u rn i p s , a pou n d , 2 c e n t s ,
C a b b ag e, a pou n d , l.bj ce nts.
O n io n s, a p o u n i, 3 c e n t s .
Be ans, a po u n d , 5 % (a) 8 cen ts.
Corn meal, a p o u n d , 3 c e n t s
h a y , a ton, $8 (a) $12.
All kind s ot h au lin g a t reaso n ab le
rates. P h o n e ord ers p ro m p tly a t ­
ten d ed to. H e a d q u a rt e r s at W eb ­
s t e r ’s confectionery.
P h o n e s : Be ll 264, M n t u 1 254
Ba n P h o n e M u t u a l 245
P h o n es :
M utual 327
Bell lfil
Clover’s
Meat Market
DA L i . A S , O R E G O N
Ali k i n d s <»f mi.'ats.
P u r e lar d.
Fi i iit«I p o u l t r y F r i d a y s a n d
S aturdays.
H ighest m arket price
paid for fa t stock.
B, D. Fi«ller a n d fam ily e x p e c t to move
to Dallas in t h e n ear fu tu re, th o u g h
t h e i r friends h ere ho pe th e y will recon­
sider uml r e m a in in Je fferso n .—J e f f e r ­
Dallas, Orego n.
son Review.
R .C CRAVEN
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DALLAS CITY BANK
Founded in 1844.
New $50,000 bu ilding th is y ear. T h e
College of J iberal Arts has stro n g , brain
developing courses. O th e r courses in
O rato ry , Music, Theology, E d u catio n ,
Medicine. Law, a n d in t h e Acada my
Fo ty five Professors.
Hig h
quality
in stru ctio n . S tate L ib r a r ie s afford s u ­
perior ad vantages. Fo r catalogue a d ­
dress
P R E S . F. H O M A N ,
Salem, O regon.
D IR E C T O R S :
TEA
N o t 1 in UXX) w h o buy
S ch illin g’s L est w ants the
m oney.
QNUMENT
Marble—
-G ra n ite I
ROOFING
C. L. H A W K I N S
T H E BEST R O O FIN G
ON T H E M A R K E T
♦ Ma«le
by t h e N o r th w e st Roofing
o m p an y , P o rtla n d . Does n o t b u c ­
♦ c kle,
G u a r a n t e e d for 10 years.
L. C. K O S E R
A g e n t fo r T,o lk C o u n ty .
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Railroad street, hallas.
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SALT CREEK!
LUMBER CO.]
P R IC E S
.
On and A fter This Date the
Price of Ice Will he
as Follows:
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50 lbs. and under, 1 Ac per lb. ?
100 lbs. . . . $ 1 . 25 " per 100 1
200 lbs. . . . 1.00 per 100
Cash m u s t acco m p an y all out-
of-town o rd ers a n d a d d 15c for
each sack.
(DALLAS ICE CO.
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IF LOW PRICES APPEAL TO YOU
th is is decidedly th e place a t which to
b uy y o u r groceries. T h e little you have
to pay here for good th in g s t«> e a t w i l l 1
he a p leasan t su r p r i s e to you.
OUR REPUTATION FOR GROCERY
QUALITY
may have 1«*«1 von to in fer t h a t o u r p r i ­
ces are as high is t h e c h a r a c t e r of our
m erchandise. A visit here will remove
that
im pression
imm.*«liately. You
will find t h e cost of o u r groceries not a
bit more t h a n you gen erally h av e to
pay for articles whose c h e a p prices are
t h e i r onl y merit.
E. B O Y D & SO N
...at th e ..
j TRUCK AND DRAY CO.
%
%
%
OW
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BABY CARRIAGE TIRES
LEE SMITH’S CYCLERY
“ Lest We Fo&get .”
Y our p n r r r re tu r n s y o u r m oney if you don’t
like S d iilh .u r 's b e s t we pay him .
to the
Local Trade
and have every­
thing to satisfy
your wants
Presiden
Cashier
N. L. Bu tler, R. C. C rav en , I). L. K ey t
M. M. Ellis, W. G . Vassal 1.
This hank is pleased to place a t th e
disposal of its c u s t o m e rs t h e facilities
gained d u r i n g m a n y y ears of c o n tin u o u s
¡se rvice a n d gr o w th .
W EBF00T
; B ic y c l e
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R e p a i r i n g i We Cater
ri;
CASTORIA
Notice to the Public.
H av in g soli! my m e a t m a r k e t to W al­
ter Sears ami H a r d y H o lm an , it is d e ­
sired t h a t all accounts on m y books be
closed u p as soon as possible. T h ir ty
«lavs tin»«* will be given, but th«*y m u st
be settle«I by t h e first of October. All
accounts «lue prior to tin* 15th of August
are payable to me. a n d I will meet all
liabilities u p to t h a t tim e.
FRANK G L O V E R .
Corner Grocery
The
BEST
MEATS
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Our
Lunch
Counter
Will
Reopen
September
20 ch
Everythin»» in confection- jj
ery ami tropical fruits
O F A L L
K IN O S
Johnson Bros.
A T
North Main Street
BARNHART & GRANT
DALLAS
N e x t to Postoffice
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