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The Best and Largest Paper in Polk County
VOL. X X X IV
DALLAS OREGON
Special lot of
SCHOOL APPORTIONMENT.
A PAIR
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DALLAS, OREGON
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S C H O O L O F Q U A L I T Y ” ------------------------—
A . P . A r m s tr o n g , L L .B ., P rincipal
C.We occupy two floors 65 by 100 feet, have a $20,000 equipment,
employ a large faculty, give individual instruction, receive more calls
for office help than we can meet. Our school admittedly leads all
Others in quality of instruction. It pays to attend suchan institution.
C .Sald a B usiness Man: " K e e p h am m erin g aw ay e v e rla stin g ly on th o ro u g h
w o rk . It w ill win o u t in th e e n d .” Suid an E Jueators “ T he q u a lity o f in stru c
tion given in y o u r school m ak es it th e s t a n d a r d o f its k in d in th e N o rth w e st.”
CO pen all the year.
R e fe r e n c e s :
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Students admitted at any time.
Catalogue free.
A n y bank, a n y n ew sp ap er, a n y b u sin ess m an in P ortlan d .
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Rev. M. F . D ixon was a M cM innville
visitor M onday.
W. C . Bull is w en t to D allas th is w eek
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T h ere will be b a p tism a l serv ice a t
th e M e th o d ist c h u rch n e x t S u n d a y )
Som e tim e last J u ly an In d ia n w om m o rn in g a t 11 o ’clock.
an resid in g across th e riv er from Oregon
T h e D allas p rim a ry grad e opened
C ity w as ro b b ed of som e v aluables. ¡w ork M onday w ith Miss E v a n g e lin e '
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rt an d M iss G et rgia M a rtin in
T he a u th o ritie s th e r e w ere p re tty well
satisfied as to w ho was g u ilty of th e 1 ch arg e
th e ft, hut. th e p arties succeeded in g e t j S upjiosing all th e rock p u t on o u r
tin g aw ay before th ey could he a p stre e ts th is su m m e r could be piled in a
j heap, w h ere would th e c o u rt house be in
p re h e n d e d . Sli riff G r a n t w as fu rn is h i co m p ariso n ?
ed w ith a d escrip tio n of th e fu g itiv es
i T he railro ad hoys m en tio n ed in last
from ju stice, an d h as sine* th a t tim e w eek’s p a p e r concluded to e n te r a plea
been keeping his eye p eeled for th e m . of g u ilty a n d were fined $10 ap iece for
T h ey w ere know n as A lb e rt F e rris anti d istu rb in g th e peace.
wife, he being of h alf blood, an d M on
Jo h n so n Bros, have ju st p u t in a fine
thly n ig h t th ey d ro v e in to D allas, h a v line of can d ies of th e Ru sell am i G ilb ert
m
ake,
th e finest on th e Pacific coast.
ing com e by team an d wagon from C a li
T hey nave all k in d s an d th e y a re fresh.
fo rn ia. T h ey w ere p ro m p tly n ab b ed
C ity E n g in e er M orrison took a d v a n
by th e sheriff, an d p e rm itte d to occupy
tage of th e rain y w e a th e r s h u ttin g off
a p a rtm e n ts in th e q u a r te rs provided by work on th e s tre e ts am i w en t to P o rt-
o u r co u n ty co u rt for th o se w ho are ac" lan d y e s te rd a y to visit w ith his son,
custom ed to v io latin g th e law . T u es R a lp h , for a few d ays.
F ollow ing we give th e O ctober school
a p p o rtio n m e n t of funds for th e several
Polk com ity d is tric ts , first a p p e a rin g in
each lin e being th e n u m b e r of ti.e
d istric t, n e x t th e nam e of th e clerk and
then th e a m o u n t:
1—
W . I). H en ry . $116.42
2—
H. G. C am p b ell, $1107.86.
3 - Ja co b Rem pel, $114.59
4—
R. R rn n k , $122.90.
5—
Lew is E dw ards, $108.32.
«—.las E. H ill, $93.74.
7—
W. L F rin k , $131.00.
8—
W. W. S m ith . $118.04.
9—
(J. A. M cCulloch, $207.12.
10— G . W S ta rr. $190.32.
11— A. B. Lacev. $90 50
12—
J . J . T h u rs to n , 69.44.
13—
A. J . H aley, $417.74,
14—
E. M. G raven, $2.77.
15—
16—
Percy H ad ley , $147.20
17—
J . P. S ears, $135.86.
18—
A. G. R em pel, $93.59.
19—
A. R. A llen, $105.08.
day ev en in g M r. M iles, c o n sta b le of O r
20—
1!. G. H astings, $43.68.
egon C ity, arriv e d u p . anti y esterd ay
21—
F retl H eh d in g , $153 68,
22—
C. W. S tew art, $77.54.
m o rn in g took th e m an an d w o m m hack
23—
1). G. M eador, $69 44.
to sta n d tria l for th e offense.
24—
.1. F. Powell $82.40
An Oregon C ity co rre sp o n d e n t has
25—
J . N. IIn e le tt, $99.66.
th is to say of th e a ffa ir: A lb e rt F e rris
26 -W . i:. Good el I, $140.90.
anti h is wife L ouisa a re in th e Folk
27—
Cluin. E. B rooks, $87.26.
co u n ty jail, ch arg ed w ith ste a lin g $210
28—
H. W. D ickinson, $80.78.
am t a gold ring from J o h a n n a , an a n
28—C. W. Irv in e , $779.00.
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ie n t In d ia n w om an of th is city . F a r
30 G. P l/ocke, 109.70.
ris, accom panied by his wife a n ti d a u g h
31 — Ei 1 Loose, 119.66.
te r, cam e h ere from th e G ra n d R onde
32—
E dw in E llio tt. $163.40.
reserv atio n several m o n th s ago an d
33—
J o h n R. Loy, $212.00.
cm nipt si in W est O regon C ity . T hey
34—
I). C. W aiker, $150.44.
form
ed th e a c q u a in ta n c e of J o h a n n a ,
35— J . ('. Z in ser, 119 66.
an d w orked th e ir way in to h e r confi
36—
R. E. Pierce, 92.12.
d ence. O ne d a rk n ig h t J o h a n n a aw oke
37—
C yrus B lair. $121.76.
to see F erris clim b in g o u t of h e r l>ed-
38—
(ft to S kersies, $103.46.
rooin window a n d was too frig h ten ed
39—
W ilev N orton, 105,08.
to give th e ala rm . W h en th e case was
4 )— 1> R. R uble $84.02.
given to th e police n e x t d ay F a rris anti
41—
M rs. H. A Lee, $152.03.
h
is d u sk y fam ily had fled. T h e d a u g h
42— B. Z. Riggs, $84.02.
te r re tu rn e d to th e re se rv a tio n w hile
43—
J . M. L a rse n , $118.04.
F a rris a n d h is sau aw w en t to C alifor-
nia, an d ev id en tly l_iitfs«r .V (jo th e y re-
4(5—
tu rn e d to Polk co u n ty , w h ere th e a u
47—
W . 1!. A llen, 114.S0.
th o ritie s w ere on th e lookout for th em .
48—
Sam M or risen. $92.12.
49—
V. A. F ish hack, $98.60.
Right Kind of Response.
50—
H a rry P ickins, $101.84.
51—
J . M. F arley , $131 .(X).
H ere is th e rig h t k in d of response
52—
W . L. B ranchflow er, $63.90. m ade to th e le a th e r b e lt ho u se try in g
53—
V. II. M assey, $118.04.
to get all m a n u fa c tu re rs to u n ite a g a in st
54—
R . R. Riggs, $114.80.
th e lab o rer and B ry an , an d prom ise
55—
w ork if T a ft is elected : ’’Y our cry of
56—
L. II. 1 elit e $71.06
d isa ste r every four y ears if a certain
57—
W a lte r W illiam s, $547.34.
tick et he n o t elected is d oing a g re a t in
58—
O N H a rrin g to n . $119.66.
ju ry to th e c o u n try . C a n ’t we ever
59— P. O. B u rb an k , $89.78.
n av e a ch an g e of a d m in istra tio n w ith
60—
M. G. E llis, $152.50.
o u t th e “ in te r e s ts ” cry d isa ste r? If
61—
W . T. B e n n e tt, $156.92.
n o t, you h ad b e tte r h av e V an Cleve ami
62— G race H a m p to n , $8.77.
th e N atio n al As o ciatio n of M an u fac
63—
tu re rs a p p o in t o u r p re sid e n ts and fail
64—
L . E . S ta p le to n , $92.12.
ing in th is le t us h av e a “ m o n a rc h y .”
65—
It is th e only you can h e co n sisten t.
66—
A lvin C o u n try m a n , $126.14 Y o u rs very tru ly , A m erican E lectric
67—
B. C. K envon, $77.'>4.
T el. Co. P. C. B u rn s, p resid en t.
MARKET REP0R t 7
H U N T E R S ’& T R A P P E R S ’GUIDE
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‘cessful trapper It . a m a la r Eneyclopodia. Price. I'd To our curtom er.. %\V>. H ide. Unnert
beautiful Robe.. Our Magnetic Bait and Decoy attracts anim als tp traps, * l (X) ver ^ 1 ^ Shm v o u
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Correspondent’s Contest.
PULLED AT DALLAS
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to Polk County Sheriff Grant Nabs Man and Wom S work ou I h c F alls C ity r a i l r o a d .^
u W f^risn -R ev iew .
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an for Theft.
School Districts.
Money Allotted
We are showing a good line of Boys’ knee pant
suits the kind with two pair of pants to match.
Don’t forget that our shoe stock is complete, and
our prices are right.
We will save you money on your fall purchases
of Dress Goods, Furs, Ladies’ and Childrens’
Coats, Skirts, Shoes, Umbrellas and Undcrwerr.
We invite your inspection.
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SWELL SHOES
One Marriage—Couple Arrested for
Theft—School M oney—Politics.
Lace Curtains
Values up to $2.50
T e n t h and M orriaon, Portland, O re g o n
NO. 38.
TWO DEATHS
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O C T O B E R 15. 190 8
POLK PIONEER DEAD.
R E P O R T E D W E E K L Y B Y IT. 8 . L O U G H A R Y .
W h e a t, a b u s h e l, $1.
B ra n , a t o n , $59.
S h o rts, a to n , $33.
O ats, a b u s h e l. 35 c e n ts .
F lo u r, a b a r re l. $4.75.
F lo u r, a sa c k , $ 1 25.
C orn m eal, $2 50 a cw t.
P o ta to e s, a b u sh e l, 60.
B u tte r , a p o u n d , 25 c e n ts .
L a rd , a p o u n d , 15 c en ts.
B acon, Hides, a p o u n d , 16 (rents.
H a m s, a p o u n d , 15 to 20 c e n ts .
S h o u ld ers, a pound, 1 2 4 c en ts.
E ggs, a dozen, 35 cen ts.
C h ick e n s, a d o zen , $3 @ $5.
Dried fru its , a pound, 6 (fy 15 c e n ts.
B eets, a p o u n d , 2 c e n ts.
T u rn ip s , a p o u n d . 2 c e n ts ,
C abbage, a p o u n d . 2 c e n ts.
O n io n s, a p o u n d , 3 c e n ts .
B eans, a p o u n d , 5 ,4 @ 8 c e n ts.
C orn m eal, a po u n d , 3 c e n ts
i i a y , a to n , $8 (ob $12.
N . J . G ro o m s, of n ear Boise, Id ah o ,
lias p u rch ased th e W. G . V assall farm
of 155 acres n e a r B rid g ep o rt for $4000
an d ta k e n poses«ion. H e is accom panied
by M rs. G room an d one d a u g h te r.
M rs. E lla J. E m m ons, a cousin of Mr.
W illis Si m o n to n , die<i a t P alo A lto,
of can cer of th e sto m ac h , aged 46 years.
She leaves a h u sb a n d and so n , an d was
well know in Dallas as a m ost estim ab le
lady.
Y esterd a y G ra n d m a E m m o n s arriv ed
a t th e g ran d old age of 91 y e a rs. M any
of h e r frien d s took a d v a n ta g e of th e oc
casion to call on h er an d a s su re h e r of
th e ir reg ard an d to feciiita te h e r on h er
co n tin u ed good h e a lth .
Q u ite a n u m b e r of th e m ilitia hoys
are p ra c tic in g stren u o u sly for th e com
p an y sh o o t on O ctober 20th. A n u m
b er of e x tr a good sh o ts h av e dev elo p ed
am ong th e m , anti it is certain th a t D al
las m a rk sm a n will not find th em se lv e s
en tiy u b :..o u tclassed w hen it com es to
th e Oregon co m p an ies.
R . R . B u tler, a re p u b lic a n can d id a te
for elector, is scheduled to sn e ak h ere
S a tu rd ay w eek, and Ju d g e Low ell, of
P en d leto n , will p ro b ab ly also h e h ere.
Both are k n o w n as flu en t an d e n te r
tain in g ta lk e rs, and will no d o u b t he
greeted w ith a full house. In fact o u r
rep u b lican frien d s a re a im in g to m ake
of th e occasion an old tim e rally and
love feast.
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The reputation of a shoe is the concensus of opinion of all who have
actually tried it. Sometimes shoe reputation is valuable. The
reputation of the "Queen Quality” Shoe for example is one of the
most valuable assets in the entire shoe trade of this country to-day.
Hundreds of thousands of women buy ‘‘Queen Quality” Shoes every
year simply because they know they can rely on their reputation.
The only ordinary thing about them is the price. $3.00, $3.50, $4.00
W e have the Sole Agency for these famous shoes. W e
want to show you the new fashions which are now ready.
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S o ld b y
The Bee Hive Store,
D a lla s
W all Paper
Mrs. J. F. Powell Dead.
M rs. A u g u sta M. Powell, of Mon-
m o n th , died of cereb ral tu m o r a t 9:30
M onday ev en in g at th e S alem h o sp ital.
D eceased was 27 y ears old, a n d leaves a
h u sb a n d , J . F. Pow ell, an d tw o ch ild ren .
She was a «laughter of M r. anti M rs. J .
M uIkev, well know n pioneers. T he tie-
ceased had been ill som e w eeks anti was
b ro u g h t to th e h o sp ital la s t T h u rsd ay
in an unconscious co n d itio n . T he fu n
eral was held a t M o n m o u th T u esd ay a f
tern o o n —S ta te sm a n .
A n u m b e r of corretyiondenta h ave j
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ask ed us if su b sc rip tio n s w ill c o u n t in j
A n o th er h ighly respected pioneer
th e c o n te st n o w o n . W e h ad n ot in -i passed to his rew ard w hen A ndrew J .
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TO„ n iUI.ifv :n ' P u rv in e died a t th e hom e of h is d a tig h -
ten d e d t h a t a n y th .,ig b u t re g u la rity in
^ Mr8 tl \ R e m ington, F rid a y af-
City May Lose Land.
sen d in g in ite m s w ould be a factor, b u t te r noon, of p n eum onia,
T h a t th e city of In d ep en d en ce, E lea
as so m a n y seem to d esire th is ch an g e, ' Mr. P u rv in e w as horn in M organ
n o r Black an d W illiam Black are not
we will ad d a special p riae and le t mib- ] co u n ty , Illin o is, in 1833, th erefo re be-
e n title d to a c e rtain piece of p ro p erty
,_________ ,____ , | m g 7n y e a rs old. H e cam e to Oregon
in th a t v icin ity is alleged in a com
sc rip t ions c o u n t.
W e h ave p u rch ase d j
¿ 4 4 <lirec-t from Illin o is, an d h a s l iv
p la in t filed in th e c irc u it c o u rt S a tu r
of A dam s, Brohsfc C om pany a nice Mor-1 e(j jn th is s ta te c o n tin u a lly since th a t
d
a y by ex ecu to rs of th e Til m an Ford
rin c h a ir covered w ith le a th e re tte a u to d ate. H e was tw ice m a rrie d in th is
esta
te . T he p lain tiffs a re W in. K aiser
m atic in actio n , an d w ith tine finish, sta te , his second wife, wl o su rv iv e s him ,
and Angie L. W a rre n . I t is alleged
M ission sty le. T h is we will give to th e being a sister of W m . S taig er a n d Mrs.
th a t C. H . Id lem an first ow ned th e
c o rre sp o n d en t sending in th e m ost suh- A. J . M onroe.
lan d an d gave a m o rtg ag e to T ilm o n
ic iip tlo n s d u rin g th a t tim e . E ach $1
W hi n deceased first cam e to Oregon
Ford for th e co n sid eratio n of $4000. I t
se n t in will c o u n t 100 votes for th e Mor he located n e a r H u b b a rd , w here he re
is now claim ed th e no te for th e m o rt
ris c h a ir, an d it m ay lie for new or old m ained u n til .'852, w hen he m oved to
gage h as n ev er been paid as well as a
Lots of Hops Sold.
su b scrip tio n s, job w ork or ad v ertisin g . S pring V alley, Polk c o u n ty , w here lie
larg e sum of in te re st, h u t n ev erth eless
rem ain ed th ro u g h o u t th e in terv en in g
T he O regonian is a u th o rity for th e M 'e m a n disposed of th e p ro p e rty to
vears.
s ta te m e n t t h a t hops in th is section E e a n o r B lack, w ho in tu rn sold to
Still Thinks Them Good.
T hese follow ing su rv iv e him : G eorge w ere p re tty well sold up last S a tu rd a y .
W m . Black, and th a t la te r a <|iiit claim j
J o h n S ch n ette, p re sid e n t of th e M ani and C . M., of P o rtla n d , C y ru s, of In d e- I It sa y s: “ Tin* featu re of th e «lay w as deed was given to th e c ity of In d e p e n
towoc (W isconsin) Savings b a n k , th e pei n e n c e ; M rs. P ercy W illis, F o rt Col- th e sw eeping o p eratio n s «>f K lab er, j d en ce for a p o rtio n of th e lan d to be
f a t h e r of th e h an k g u a ra n te e p lan , is a n m h ia, W ash ., A lbert a t hom e on the W olf A Net te r in th e D allas section. '
used as a p ip e lin e f o r a w aterin g tro u g h . I
re p u b lic a n , tho u g h he believe« in th e f a r m ; M rs. E. T. P re sco tt, M rs. J . A ab so lu te ly , b u y in g e v e ry th in g th a t was Now th e ex ecu to rs of th e Fortl «s ta te I,
d em o cratic icn ied y for th e h an k in g R e m in g to n , S a le m ; Mon m e an d Fred, for sale th e re . T w e n ty -!h re e lots of d e sire to h a v e all th re e title s to th e j
evils and panics of of th e c o u n try . I l e j
Deceased has been alm o st \ lifelong Dalla* h ops, to ta lin g 2050 hales. pHssed p ro p e rty declared in v a lid in favor of I
is in P o rtla n d now w ith his d a u g h te r inninber of th e P re sb y te ria n c h u rc h .— u n d e r th e ir co n tro l d u rin g th e day. th e th** e s ta te as h o ld er of th e m o rtg ag e.—
on a to u r of th e c o u n try , a n d lie is e n th u - S tatesm an
prices ran g in g from 7 to
T he sam e Salem S ta te sm a n .
sia a o stic
u a ra n te e
firm also b o u g h t 675 hales in o th e r sec
t l v in
I " “ his
W advocacy
r of th e g .....................
Carter-Trent.
tio n s d u rin g th e d ay . T h is is th e big
of f b an k d ep osits bv th e g eneral govern-
Jo h n
D w yer b ro k e h i s w rist a t a!
icn t. “ F ifty y ears ago I conceived th e
me
A t th e hom e of tlie b rid e ’s p a re n ts. gest single d a y ’s b u siness ev er accom Black Rock logging c a m p S a tu rd a y .
id lea
e a of g u a ra n te e in g bank d e p o sits,” Mr. an d M rs. J . G. T re n t, on th e Dolph plished by one h o p firm in Oregon.
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Miss M ina H u g h es h as r e tu rn e d from 1
said M r. S c h n e tte th is m o rning, ' a n d 1 place, Ju d g e H a rd y H olm an spoke the
a visit of several m o n th s in C alifo rn ia.
h av e stu d ied it c o n sta n tly since th a t happy an d im p ressiv e w ords t h a t mad«*
Thoroughly Reliable.
tim e. I t is not a visionary schem e, it on<- flesh of M r. C laren ce C C a rte r and
J . C. Rose w an ts h is Ite m iz e r c h a n g
If ever th e re w as a reliable and safe
is th e so lu tion of th e banking and panic Miss M ary T ren t. T he m a rria g e o c c u r-
ed from M onm outh to K h alo tu s, W ash. ,
q u estio n s an d i t is lx Hind to com e, if not ed a t high noon anti a n u m b e r of rt*la remedy it is t h a t old an d fam ous porous
H . D. W h itm a n , th e fo rm er M on
in one w ay, th e n in a n o th e r.—O re tivee of b o th c o n tra c tin g p a rtie s were p la ste r, A llcock’s. It h as been in list*
for s ix ty y ears, an d is as |H>pular to d ay
g o n ian .
p resen t to w itness th e cerem o n y and as ever, And we d o u b t if th e re is a civi m o u th la u n d ry m a n . h as ch an g ed h is ■
a fterw ard to discuss such n b o u n tifu l lized c o m m u n ity on the face of th e glolx* a<ldress to S t. J o h n s .
anti well cooked d in n e r as is h u t seldom w here th is w onderful ¡min reliever c a n
E ugene B yerley e x a c t s to open his i
Have Crowded House.
w ithin o n r call. T h e h a p p y couple at not lie found, in th e selection of th e Ixiwling alley th is w eek. E v e ry th in g I
T h e A lcazar Stock C o m p an y played once w ent to housekeeping on one of J. in g red ien ts anti in th e ir m a n u fa c tu re is now tip to «late, am i he will no d o u b t, r
to a cro w d ed house last M onday ev en W. M yer’s farm s and h a v e now settled th e g re a te st ca re is tak en to keep each h av e a larg e p atro n ag e.
in g a t W oodm an h all. D allas is to 1* down as staid old m arried folks. T he p la ste r up to th e h ig h est sta n d a rd of
A h ay rack p a rty of som e 30 young
c o n g ra tu la te d t h a t sh e is able to s u p Ite m iz e r an d th e ir m any frien d s in Polk excellence, am i so p u re and sim p le are people from M o n m o u th e n liv e n » ! o u r ’
p o rt th e v isits of a com pany of th is co u n ty u n ite in w ishing th e m a life o f th e in g re d ie n ts th a t even a child can gtVSfiti SatiinlMV n ig h t. T hey ip 0 D (|
caiib re. T he p layers are all lad ies and bliss from now on.
nse th e m . A llcock’s are th e o rig in al th e ev en in g a t th e r in k .
g e n tle m e n ,a n d ex trem ely p roficient in
and g en u in e porous p la s te rs am i are
T he only sa tisfa c to ry an sw er to th e sold bv d ru g g ists in every p a rt of th e
G eorge Brown had a sk a tin g m atch
t h e i r several roles. T he tw o n ig h ts e n
on w ith a p arty a t M cM in tvtlle F rid ay
te r ta in m e n t alread y given h ere has m o m entous q u e s tio n , A re th e dead civilized w orld.
firm ly e sta b lish e d th e ir w o rth in th e alive? m ust lx* founded upon facts, says
n ig h t, b u t h is o p o n e n t (It w th e tra c k
an d ieft l>ef«>re h e / o t th e re .
m in d s of o u r people, and th e v can al Alfred R ussel W allace, in th e N ovem
b irth d a y p
ways re st assu red of crow ded houses at ber D elin eato r. D uring th e last sixty en C««ey S unday.
Dall-lnitea going to th e m et rop'ilia
th e ir v isits h e re a fte r. From now <>n y. ars evidence has been accu m u latin g
M r. W ill T y le m m ith , w ho is em p lo y sin ce o u r last issue a r e : Miss May
th e y will com e to D allas once every tw o jn every p a rt of th e world w hich affords
S h elto n , J o h n O tin , N. L. G u y , J . B.
w e e k s on M onday n ig h t, an d th e n e x t d e m o n stra tio n th a t th e so-called dead ed on th e O r gonian, an d his frien d , M r.
T ho m p so n , R. E . W illiam s, M rs. C h a t.
p l a y will p ro b ab ly be O n r M ini te r. for have never r«*ally died a t at a ll, b n t E. A llen, w ere over S u n d ay v isito rs a t
w hich a W ife’s H obby was su b s titu te d j h*v*‘ passed in to a new an d h ig h e r stage th e horn® of the former’s sister, Mrs. F. B ily-ti, A. 8. C a m p b e ll, M r. an d Mra.
W. H. V aughn, Miaa J eo u ie M oacotu j
J. Craves,
Uat M onday a fte r th e p a p e rs cam e o u t | ot ex isten ce.
We have some very attractive designs in Wall Paper
that we are offering at greatly reduced prices. If
you are going to paper this fall it will pay you to
get our prices before buying.
Linoleum
Our stock is large and prices right. We have a few remnants in the 12-
foot size; if they will fit your room we will make you a special price-
Furniture
We buy our furniture mostly from the Oregon
Furniture Manufacture Company, of Portland.
In so doing we save the high freight from the
east. That is why we sell cheaper.
Rugs
Our stock of rugs is larger than ever. We
have some very attractive designs and colors
that will suit you.
A D A M S & B R O B S T CO.
NEXT DOOR SOUTH OF ELECTRIC PALACE, RILEY BLOCK, DALLAS, OREGON.
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