Polk County itemizer., October 29, 1908, Image 2

We carry ROYAL BREAD Fresh every day
I t is all rig h t for a
rnand security from
m ust not do so from
him . T h a t
would he doubting his word th a t he
is ru n n in g a good bank.
( I tern i zer, one year in advance.................................................. $1 •r>0
'PHONES:
T he republican papers of Oregon
>1 an oi 8emi-weekly Joonyü
......I •
1 75 are filled w ith boiler plate cam paign
W ith Oregon W oodman.
m a tte r furnished by th e n ational
cam paign com m ittee, b u t very ra re ­
i ornee.
J57
\ i i t t i t i T f Office,
BELL ! Residence, 118
M UTUAL^ Resiaence.1401
ly do you see any original m atter.
T he bona fide letters read by H earst
should be sufficient to defeat th e re ­
publican candidate. W hen our su
prem e Judges are nam ed by th e g re at­
est tru s t in e xistance it is tim e to call
a halt.
Patroniie One Another for the Upbuilding of Town and County.
AN ELECTIO N PREDICTION.
(Not Pat McArthur’s, but a true one.)
T h a t th e repiihtican forceg are
•eared a t never before is evidence 1 by
the fact th a t for th e la s t week Roose­
velt has had o u t his e n tire c ab in et
cam paigning to r T aft. A nd by next
T uesday th e ir efforts will all have
been in vain.
A Landslide for Bryan
Bryan’s majority, 2,651
Bryan’s majority 62
The United States
In Oregon -
In Polk County
B ut for th e blessed D ingley tariff
A m erican new spapers would buy news
p rin t paper in C anada for $1.75. On
th is side th ey are paying all th e way
LOOK OUT FOR WARD HEELERS.
from $2.35 to $2.fi0. C anadian paper
is as good as th e dom estic pro d u ct,
Here is the new election law now in force. See th a t it is observed:
and the labor employed in m ak in g it
“ It shall lie unlawful for any person to pay another for any loss or ifamage due
to attendance at the polls, or in registering, or for the expense of transporation is as well paid as th a t on th is side of
to or from the polls.
the bordor.— Johnstow n D em ocrat.
“ N o person shall pay for personal service to he perform ed on the dav of any
election, lor any purpose connected therew ith, except for the hiring of person,
W ith
Roosevelt w ritin g alm ost
whose sole duty is to act as challengers, and watch the count of official ballots.
“ No person shall buv, sell, give or provide anv political badge, b u tton,or other daily letters for p u b lication in his be­
insigna to he worn at or aliout the polls on the day of any election, and no such half, with all th e cabinet officers ne
political badge, button or other insigna shall lie worn a t or about th e polls on
glecting th e ir sworn d u tie s in look­
any election day.
“ It shall be unlawful for any person a t any place on the day of any election to ing after the in te rests of th e several
ask, solicit or in any m anner try to induce or persuade any voter on such election
day to vote for or refrain from voting for any candidate or the candidates or tick­ d ep artm e n ts, and w ith th e e n tire
hacking in every sta te of th e federal
et of any political party or organization."
The hist section above quoted would prohibit the banners, heretofore common, officers, yet today, th ree days before
bearing the legend, "V ote the Straight Republican T icket.” In fact, this sec­
tion prohibits all political activities on election day which would in any m anner th e election, republican p a rty m a n a ­
tend to influence a voter as to how he should vote.
gers are so afraid th a t th e p re sid en t’s
big baby will n o t l>e elected th a t they
are alm ost fran tic, and are crying for
THE TRUTH ABOUT PANICS,
funds to tu rn th e B ryan tide.
Republican papers all over the United States are trying
to again fool the people with the old panic scare, and
make them believe that if Bryan is elected another mon­
ey collapse and consequent hard times may be expected.
The average voter, who reads and thinks, has been fooled
by that old cry too much to any longer put any faith in
such foolish assertions, but as there are yet some who al­
low themselves to be blindly led bv their party politicians,
we here append the true record of the country tor the last
30 years as far as panics are concerned. Dating from 1870
the panics that have beset the nation are here given and
one does not have to be of particularly bright mind to see
that the Democratic party nas not been responsible for
nor allied with any majority of them, in-fact the very op­
posite is the case, as five of them happened under repub­
lican administration and only one under democratic.
1873—Under Grant, republican.
1878—Under Hayes, republican.
1884—Under Arthur, republican.
1890—Under Harrison, republican.
1890—Under Cleveland, democrat.
1907—Under Roosevelt, republican.
With this undeniable showing of facts, how it is that
anyone can allow themselves to be beguiled passeth under­
standing. The record of the two parties is there in plain,
cold facts. That it is not a good snowing for the Republi­
can party with all their great brag of the only prosperity
makers, cannot be denied, yet they have the supreme gall
to continue to speak of their record as beyond reproach.
Out upon such boasting.
O ur K. E. W illiam s is said to have
provided $3000 o u t of th e $l(M)J sta te
cam paign funds. He is the hoy to
get the dough, all rig h t, even if lie
will not be able to m ake good on the
votes.
D uring the last day or two prior to
th e election it m ay be expected th a t
republican p arty m anagers will spring
all sorts of canards on th e u n su sp ect­
ing voters, when it is too late to be
refuted. T h is is an old tric k and one
which should n o t have any w eight,
b u t it som etim es does. All th eir
tria ls to get th in g s com ing th e ir way,
h a \lu g so far proved futile, th e leaders
arc g e ttin g desperate and will go to
m ost any len g th to gain th e ir ends.
Again we say. beware, and pay no
heed to s e n d e rs sp ru n g a t th e last
m om ent. Vote as you pray.
T he F ru it Grow er, of St, Jo sep h ,
M issouri, has ju st issued a H om e-
seekers’ E d itio n , w hich c o n ta in s an
extended rep o rt from all th e fru it
growing d istric ts of the west, a n d no
one sta te receives as m uch a tte n tio n
T he policies advocated for by Mr
B ryan nr« w hat th e people need ns Oregon. T here is page a fte r p ige
How anyone can assist in jeopardiz­ of illu stra tio n and tex t, and every
ing th e g e ttin g of th em by voting for p a rt of th e s ta te is given prom inence.
Mr. T aft is beyond o u r com prehen In fact, Oregon probably gets m ore
sion.
a tte n tio n th a n any o th e r two s ta te s .
T his is true, because th e sta te is
better organized, doing b e tte r a d v er­
tising, has m ore good p ictu res a n d has
learned how to present its resonrees
and a ttra c tio n s b e tte r th a n any o th er
sta te in th e I'n io n .
CASTORIA
For I n f a n t s
a n d C h ild r en .
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
B e a rs th e
S ig n atu re
of
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
E x a ct C o p y o f W rapp er.
T he m onied in te rests are g e ttin g
desperate in th e way th a t th ey see
slipping from th e ir lingers by the
nearly absolute c e rta in ty of B ry a n ’s
election th e big profits th a t th ey have
been able to e x to rt from th e A m erican
people on every necessity of life,
T h eir rage a t being a t la st c o n tro ­
verted in th e ir financial picnic u n d e r
th e rule of th e republican p arty may
cause them to p re cip ita te a n o th e r
panic. T hey have th e power to d o so,
b u t are we alw ays to be th u s cocrsced?
CASTORIA
What Our County Officials Have Done
Since Our Last Issue.
S p e c iu l
10c
Grape Nut, per package
$ 1.10
Holly Cream, per Dozen -
Just Arrived
10c
White Figs, per pound
25c
Apricots, new pack
20c
New Almonds, per p pound
— _
) Corn, Cut Stringless Beans,
Sifted Sugar Peas, Early Green Sifted Peas.
ROYAL CLUB PINE APPLE
! then the duty of the county court to by
j tax create a fund for the erection of a
building at some point selected by said
Thomas Small to A nna Strain, 11
acres, 18 s, r 5 w ..............
*1000 court, to furnish it, pay the salaries
Anna S train to Thom as Sm all, 10
of th e corps of instructors needed an |
acres, t 8 a, r 5 w ......................... 1000 the tuition fee of those atten d in g the
Jam es M Jones et al to Otis I)
school. After the school is established j
B utler’ 50 acres, t 7 and 8 s,
and operative it then passes to the con- j
r 4 w ............................................. 1375 trol of a hoard of five, consisting of the |
three m em bers of the county court, the i
A fte r B uffering f o r s e v e n years, Alice K Lvnn and hd to P eter P
Buhler, 29acres, t 7 s, r 5 w . . . .
892 school superintendent and the county
tills w o m a n w a s r e s t o r e d t o h e a l t h
Lucy
E
H
arris
and
hd
to
Theodore
treasurer. The counties of the state
b y L y d ia K . IM n k h a in -s V e g e t a b le
Farington, lot in D a l la s ............
27ft who will vote on the question at this |
C o m p o u n d . H ead h e r le tte r.
A Robbins toT em peT ribble,
election have a num ber Df different
Mrs. Sallie French, of I’a u c a u n la , Lucy
lot in D allas................................. 1050 plans for its operation. Polk county, so
Ind. Ter., writes to Mrs. Pinkham: S II Rotherm el e tu x to Jo h n Ma-
far, seems to be up in the air regarding !
" I had fem ale troubles for s e v e n
ginnis, 100 acres t 7 s, r 7 w . . . . 1200 it, no fixed plan of operation or location j PROTECTION THAT PROTECTS
y e ars— w a s all run-down, and so n e r ­ J E Goad et ux to F J Coad et al,
having developed, as far as we are able j
vous I could not do anything. The
lot in Dallas ...............................
100 to find out, but seeming to leave the
In 1907 W illiam McGhie, a Polk coun­
doctors trea te d me for different troubles Lucy K Rowep and hd to F J
whole m atter in the hands of our coun­ ty farm er purchased in Sheridan, Ore­
but did me no good. W hile in th is con­
Coad, trustee, 80 acres, t 7 8, r
ty court. Supposing th a t the question j gon, a Deering binder, the price paid
D A L L A S , OREG O N
dition I w rote to Mrs. Pinkham for ad­
5 w .................................................... 3,500 passes, the first m atter to come up being $145. About the sam e season of
vice and took Lydia K. Pinkham ’» Vege W J W hite to George B G ates, 1
would be the one of location, ami the yearrL ew is McGhie, a brother of
table Compound, and I am now strong
acre, t 7 and 8 s, r 5 w .................
100 it would be th e court’s duty to de­ W illiam McGhie, of Sheridan, purchas­
All kinds of m eats.
and w ell.”
w-
C A H aight et ux to H L Fenton
cide it. Judge Coad would probably ed the same kind of a Deering binder in
P u re lard.
100
acres,
t
9
s,
r
7
w
...............
800
favor
Dallas
as
the
place,
while
Com
m
is­
F ish a n d p o u ltry F rid a y s and
Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The binder
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. W L Strong to V Macken, land in
sioner Riddell would th in k Monmouth was made in the U nited States of
S a tu rd ay s.
For thirty years Lydia E. H nk;
McCoy.............................................
225 th e best place, and Com missioner Teal course. It had to be shipped to New
ham’s Vegetable Compound, m adff V Macken to L G Richardson,
w^iild lean toward Falls City. And York, which is just about as far from Highest market price
from roots and herbs, has been th e
land in McCoy..................
200 there you are. This in the face of the the factory as Sheridan, Oregon. Then
standard remedy for female ills, C P Cornwall et ux to Josepn Ra-
fact th a t we have not talked with a sin­ it was sent on to Scotland. The Mr. paid for fa t stock.
dek, land in M onm outh.............
250 gle m em ber of the county court regard­ McGhie living near A berdeenshire paid
ind has jiositively cured thousands of
ing the m atter, hut naturally suppose $4.K) for the m achine he purchased. The
women who have t>een troubled with D D Bell to bank of Falls City, 70
they would favor the locality from j machines were exactly alike except the
acres, t 8 s, r 0 w, lot in Falls
displacements, inflammation, ulcera­
C
i
t
y
................................................
whence they come. A fter th e court price.
10
tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities, W H M ansion to M B Stafrin,
succeeded in settling th a t triangular
In Scotland the hinder cost $55 less
periodic pains, backache, that bear­
land in D allas...............................
1 controversy, if they could, they would th an in the United States, and within
ing-down feeling, flatulency, ind lges- Eustace Howard et ux to E L
have to do’th e ir figuring as to the cost only 1000 miles or so of the factory.
tio n , dizziness,or nervous prostration.
D’L ashm utt 22 acres, t 0 s, r 7 w 400 and go ahead and levy a tax , sufficient: | There is a reason, of co u rse--ih e high
Why don’t you try it ?
S H Rotherm al et ux to John Ma-
to m eet it. We w ant a high school but j | protective tariff.
ginnis, 100 acres, t 0 s, r 6 w . . . 12 00 should not a definite plan 1 Tve been |
I > o ir t h e s i t a t e t o w r i t e t o M r s .
W
C
Brown
to
Mary
E
Brown.
subm itted to the voters before anything .
P i n k h a m if t h e r e is a n y t h i n g
Basket Ball League Meeting.
4.08 acres, t 7 s, r 6 w .................
703 is done?
a b o u t y o u r s ie k n e s s y o u d o n o t
u n d e r s t a n d . S h e w ill t r e a t y o u r C harlie R Gibson and Hallie Gib­
I The Oregon Basket ball league had a
letterin con tid en eean d ad viseyou
son to A B Robinson, J r., p a rt
| m eeting in Dallas Sunday afternoon,
lots 5 and 6, block 24, In d e p . . . .
1
f re e . N o w o m a n e v e r r e g r e t t e d
l ’acitic college, M. A. A. and Portland
W hen sum met has passed in
w r i t i n g h e r , a n d b e c a u s e o f tie r
Y. M. C. A. delegates were present.
these northern states,the sun
v a s t e x p e r i e n c e s h e lia s h e lp e d
Owing
to the small representation the
Probate Court.
is
only m ild under the bright
t h o u s a n d s . A d d r e s s , L y n n , M a ss .
election of offlc-als, etc., was adjourned
blue skies of Southern Cali­
E state of Andrew J . Purvine, deceas­
I to meet at Salem on October 31st, when
fornia. This is one of n a tu re ’s
ed—bond filed and approved; John
it is dxpected to launch the league with
h a p p y provisions—eternal
Phillips, D. J. W hite ami W. B. Dun­
a larger m em bership th an ever before.
sum m er for those who can­
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One of our town Jokers said yester­ can appointed appraisers.
not endure a more severe
E state of Reuben T. Barnum , deceas­
Removal Notice.
clim ate.
day th a t if Bryan is elected it will ed—final account set for hearing Satur*
California has been called
My entire of groceries and crockery
caine our u n d e rta k in g parlors to close day, November 28, a t 10 o’clock a. m.
the “ Mecca «>f the winter
j will be moved to the R. E . W illiam s
E state of Nancy E. Moore, deceased— of Cod Liver Oil with Hypo-
down.
to
u rist.” Its hotels and stop­
brick building next week, where
final account approved and distribution
phosphites should always be j new
ping places are as varied as
we
will
be
able
to
take
care
of
your
ordered.
kept in the house for the
those of all well regulated
needs better th an ever before.
A m an who cam e in from Pet-dee
E state of Sarah M. Gibson, deceased
cities. Visitors can always
L. H. SCHULTZ.
—
yesterday says th a t section is surely — bond filed and approved; George following reasons:
find suitable accommodations
going for B ryan, as he saw his picture Chapm an, Marion Putnam and J. P.
congenial com panions, and
First— Because, if any member
Our college faculty and students had
Holmes appointed appraisers.
varied, pleasing recreations.
th eir annual outing in th e m ountains
in nearly every farm house window,
of the family has a hard cold,
E state of H . N. W illet, deceased—
Monday. They made their h eadquart­
it
will
cure
it.
estate adm itted
to probate; Belle
ers for the day a t the Coad cam p near
J o n a th a n B ourne is sending o u t a W illet appoin ed adm in istratrix ; Oscar
llallock's mill and a most enjoyable
Second— Because, if the chil­
p a m p h le t tellin g voters why T aft Hay ter, George G erlinger and A. F.
tim e was enjoyed bv all participating.
dren
are
delicate
and
sickly,
it
Toner
appointed
ap
p
raisers;
inventory
should be elected. H e does not say
and appraisem ent filed and approved: will make them strong and well.
Will be glad to supply some
a word in it ab o u t th e real issues be­ ordered th a t whole estate be turned
very attractive literatu re d e ­
Third—
Because,
if
the
father
over
to
widow
of
deceased.
fore th e people, m ost of it being devot­
scribing in detail the many de­
ELECTRIC PALACE
lights of w inter in California.
or mother is losing flesh and
ed to T a ft’s power to govern in the
Very low round trip excursion
R
ILE
Y
BLOCK
ATTRACTION*EXTRAORDINARY
becoming
thin
and
emaciated,
P hillipines.
tickets are on sale to California.
it will build them up and give
The rate from DALLAS to
PROGRAM
Los
Angeles and retu rn is
Dr.
Bancroft,
th
e
psychologist,
has
T he a tte m p t of certain hankers to
them flesh and strength.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
been secured by Y. M. C. A., of Dallas
frighten th e people by tellin g them college,
“
L
I
G
H
T
IN
T
H
E
W
I
N
D
O
W
”
0 5 8 .0 0
to deliver two of his famous lec­ Fourth—Because it is the
SCENES
th a t th e ir loans will l)e called in if tures in our city. The lectures he will standard remedy in all throat
1.
—The
F
isherm
an’s
Home
L im it six m onths, allowing
B ryan is elected will not work this give will be intensely interesting and of and lung affections.
2.
—A Good Catch
useful inform ation. He is a talented
stop-overs in either direction.
3.
—F irst Time Alone
tim e. Too m any are on to th a t old gentlem en of pleasing personality. He
Sim ilar excursions rates are
No household should be with­
4.
—One Y ear Later
in effect to all California points.
bunco gam e; it is o u t of d ate; try |K)88esses the rare faculty which enables
5.
—“
I
Shall
Burn
the
Light
Until
out
it.
the clever lecturer to m ake w hat lie lias
so m eth in g new.
Your R etu rn ”
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to say interesting in the highest degree. i
j F or fu ll in fo rm \tlo n . slee p in g c a r re serv a-
(>.—W aiting
Send this advertisement, together with name
His powerful discourse on Hoodoos will
• tlo u a a n d tic k e ts c a ll on. te le g ra p h or w rite
7.
—The Next Morning
of paper in which it appears, your address and
T his c o u n try of ours is too big for be an interesting and educational treat
four cents to cover postage, and we will send
8.
—Insane
a few m onied m en to d ic ta te to us as the study of m ental pheiimonia has
j* I. X. WOODS, Agent.
DALLAS
you a “Complete Handy Atlas of the Wortd."
9.
—Ten Years Later
assumed gigantic proportions and it is
11
who we will have for president. well to get inform ation of the presumed
“ H E A T IN G P O W D E R ”
BCOTT & BOWNE, 409 Pearl SC. New York
------- o r —
W hen a c a p ita list or b a n k er tells you to he superm sndane right from the
“A H A T O F F O R T U N E ”
head as Dr. Bancroft is and has
W M . M c M U R R A Y , C an.
A THOUSAND FEE T OF FUN
they will do so forth if B ryan is elect­ fountain
been for years, considered an authority
IL L U S T R A T E D S O N G S
Pa s s . A g e n t
ed, ju s t lay yo u r finger gently on your ill the realm of pychie research.
‘ so m eb o d y l ie d ”
Dallas, Oregon.
Dr. B ancroft's series of lectures and R .C . CRA V EN
PORTLAND, - ORECON
nose a n d hear in m ind th a t they are
“ r o s e s b r in g s d r e a m s o f y o u ”
-
-
Presiden
entertainm ents throughout appeal to
n o t going to let th e ir m oney lie idleany th e higher rapacities of the intellect and W. G .V A SSA LL
-
-
Cashier
D IR E C TO R S:
longer th a n possible, no m a tte r w hat the size of his audience should afford a
pretty active index of the elem ent of N. L. Butler, R. C. C raven, D. L. Keyt
th ey m ay tell you. T hey will utilize hum
an progress in any comm unity.
M. M. Ellis, W. G. Vassal 1.
its e a rn in g capacity to th e fullest ex­
The feature of entertainm ent in which • T h is bank is pleased to place a t the
te n t, no m a tte r who is president. Do Doctor is assisted by I). Lillian Lewis is disposal of its custom ers the facilities
of thi? highest order of m erit.
gained during m any years of continuous
not he fooled a n o th e r tim e.
T lie Y . M. C. A., of our city, should service and grow th.
be given great praise in securing such
noted talent for our city ns they have
NOTED ATTORNEY DEAD.
arranged for them to appear under th eir
auspicies in our city on October 30th
and 31st at W oodman hall.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
CRIDER’S GROCERY
SEARS & HOLMAN
Meat Market
Now is the time
to visit
C a lifo r n ia
Scott's
Emulsion
SOUTHERN PACIfIC CO.
DALLAS CITY BANK
Uncle Ben Hayden Passes Away at
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Mrs. F. M. Collins is back from W al­
Capital City.
la W alla, and reports her brother, Mr.
City Express & Transfer Co.
MUSCOTT A STARR, PROPRIETORS
All kinds of hauling a t reasonable
rates. Phone orders prom ptly a t ­
tended to. H eadquarters at. W eb­
Sm ith Gilliam, much improved.
ste r’s confectionery.
If officers had not spirited him away
W ednesday night J. W. Scriber would P hones: Beil 204, M utual 254
B a in Phone M utu al 245
have been lynched at the hands of his
/
outraged depositors. Yet we would
have all thought not long ago th a t he
was running one of those good banks
you h ear so much about.
Word came to the Item izer today by
phone of the passing of Hon. Benjamin
B. H ayden a t Salem. All old tim ers of
the W illam ette Valiev have heard of
and m ost of them were personally ac-
qua in ted with Ben Hayden. For many
years, un til old age and failing health
compelled him to qu it the active prac­
tice of law, he enjoyed the reputation PORTLAND HOTEL ARRIVALS
of being one of the best crim inal law­ T h u rsd a y :
T he o th er day a D allas m e rc h a n t yers in Oregon. Posessed of natural
Mrs. Stella Brown, Dalian.
Do you need wood? In p re ­
gave a trav elin g m an an order for wit, quick repartee and unfailing humor Fridav:
paring to place your order
K. t \ Eldridge, Independence.
goods, and afterw ards told him to he could tu rn most any happening to
ders rem em ljer th a t I am
able to furnish you all kinds
cancel the order in case B ryan was the advantage of his client, and convulse S a tu rd a y :
of slab wood from e ith e r of
J . S. Cooper, Independence.
elected. Two custom ers who were judge, jury ami spectators with m erri­
the Dallas saw m ills, a t the
m ent. His record along th is line was S u n d a y :
l>est possible rates, Send in
th ere w ith th e in te n tio n of buying
F. R. Owen, Falls City.
simply wonderful ant* his bright sayings
your orders by e ith e r phone.
L. F. F inseth, Dallas.
overheard th e rem ark a n d w ent else­
ate yet quoted as gems of wit by his
M utual 1196; Bell 443.
F. Shank, Independence.
where to get w hat they w anted, saying many friends and staunch adherents.
M onday:
that, if th a t was republican policy He served Polk county in the legislature
V. P. Fiske, Dallas.
they could c o n tin u e it to a c erta in e x ­ several tim es, was a m an who in hia
J. H. Foster, Dallas.
early day could have commanded most
W. H. Brown, Dallas.
te n t by patro n izin g o th er firms. And anv office within the gift of people, and
A nna Marble. Independence.
do not forget th a t they told th e ir had been a large land holder in this and T u esd ay :
P. A. Finseth, Dallas.
friends about
it. ^ h i .
o rg a n « - Marion counties. In politics he was a
democrat of the old school, and no
If. C. Brown, Kails City.
ed
effort to
destroy th e busi­ county convention was complete w ith­
Mrs. Brown, Falls City.
ness of our c o u n try unless certain out his presence, particularly as he al­
J , B. N unn, Dallas.
ways had a hatch of resolutions, the
men are elected is hound to prove a bettering of the financial condition of W ednesday:
H arrv lioslani, Dallas.
boom erang some tim e, and it m ay lie the old Indian war veterans being one of
—
C. W alberg, Falls City.
his
particular
hobbies.
th a t now is th e tim e.
Mr. Hayden was born in Logan county
GIVEN AWAY IN P R E M I U M S
K entucky on Septemlier 11, 1822, and
A COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL
T he old tim e republicans of th e a t an early age was m arried to Miss
D ecem ber 24, 1908
party c ertain ly c a n n o t be blam ed for Hulda Gibson, a native of Lincoln
Missouri, she being just 10 years One of the Questions to be Voted
th e ap ath y they are displaying in the county,
his junior. A resultant of th eir union
We will give to our Cus­
Upon Next Tuesday.
present cam paign. Besides th e well was two daughters and four sons, Dora,
tomers
prizes as follows:
Estelle,
W
illiam
,
Benjamin,
George
ami
known fact th a t m any of th em nrc
The voters of Polk county will he
four of whom with their m other
thoroughly disgusted w ith th e p o M i * j y et"'surv'iie him. During the l a t t e r called on next Tuesday to vote ves or One 42 Piece Set Haviland China,
cal ro tte n n ess exhibited, th ey have | year, of his life himself and wife became no on the question of establishing a
Ransom Pattern,
value $15.00
a n o th e r grievance, and th a t is th e estranged, he residing with his sons on high school in this locality. For the
the Polk county farm and she at their
One
large
Jointed
Doll,
“
7.50
reason
th
a
t
we
have
been
extrem
ely
passing of th e p arty leadership from home in Salem. The daughters are
th e ir h ands in to th a t of form er m em ­ both m arried, hut the sons have all led busy along o th er lines, and the further One Jardienere,
"
2.50
single life with the exception of Sam, fact th a t no interest whatever seemed
bers of o th e r parties. N ote th e lead­ j a who
was twice elected prosecuting attor- to he tf ken in the m atter, we have not
These Premiums arc now
ers of the republican p a rty today, and I ney of this judicial district as a demo-
looked up the proposition to any great
on display in our window.
how m any of th em are old tim ers, orat. In the passing away of Jndge
.
Hayden Polk county has lost one of its ( i t n t , s a d even M * 'In not feel will-
m en who have c o n tin u a lly fought and | brightest minds, a man gifted mentallv inir to com m it ourselves to either side F o r f u r t h e r p a r t i c u l a r s C a ll
upheld its principies, .'h all we nam e I far alo n e the common run, and whose of the question. T hat « togh whooi j at t h e C O R N ER G R O C ER Y and
them ? How m an y of th em are ex- noble qualities will for m any years yet would be a good thing, no one will qnes-
| leave a green spot in th e breasts of bis
dem ocrats, populists, free silver re­ j many friends.
tion, but the m atter of its establish* we will tell you all about it.
m ent is a nother proposition, and one
publicans, etc? N esrly all. Even
H . S. Buts on petition before Judge in which several different problem s en­
rig h t her«' in Polk co u n ty is th is n o t Coad,
has lieen granted the custody of
...at the ..
true. J u s t th in k for s m in u te.
George Peterson, a m inor, unlawfully ter. The sc I usd law states th a t a vote
detained by Mrs. F. A. Wolfe at Falls m ay be ordered for this purpose. If
C ity.
i such is decided in the affirm ative, it ia
Fisks, tb s best p rin te r.
WOOD EOR SALE
We hereby offer $1000 to anyone proving by chem i-'l
le a l analysis or otherwise that CYRUS NOBLE con-*
»tains anything excepting pure straight aged whiskies.
It is distilled in an old-fashioned still and contains
- all those secondary products of distillation which the
U. S. Agricultural Department and the U. S. Internal
Revenue Department rule must be present to^entitle v |
the distillation to be called w hiskey/
Alcohol does not contain these constituents.
Neither does cheap so called straight whiskey made |
Un a continuous or many chambered still.
Money talks.
CYRUS NOBLE—a pure—old—honest—whiskey,
aged in wood.
AUGUSTBOWMAN
$ 25.00
--. ..---
E. BOYD & SON
Corner Grocery
quart bottle, of GENUINE CYRUS
NOBLE direct to you. .11 charge paid
to the nearest railroad expreu office.
W. J.. VAN. SCHUYVER & CO.
[ EftUblishedt 1864
*“
105-107 Second Street, Portland. Oregon
W . J . V an Schuyver & Co., Pw\Um4. Oregon.
Enclosed please find $ 4 . 9 0 for which please send me at once by express, prepaid, fa
Genuine Cyrua Noble.
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