Polk County itemizer., October 29, 1908, Image 7

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Sewing machines for rent at L. D.
Vote as you pray.
Daniel’s.
See the delft blue at Loughary’s.
NEW TO-DAY
Watch out for Halloween pranks
W eak Kidneys, Lame Back Dr. Donohoe, dentist, Uglow building. Saturday night.
You can now talk with Tacoma or Se­ COR KALE C H E A P -T h irty head of registered
IM P O R T A N T A N N O U N C E M E N T : We Uke great pleasure in an-
Company II is to have a basket hall
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* Cotswold Mheep, w ill take fret»h rows as
attle on the Mutual line.
¡»art pay. Sm all band of goats for hale or let nnuncing to the thousands of delighted owners of Edison Phnuograha a Dumber
Inflammation of the Bladder team.
o(
changes anil improvement» in both Phonographs and Record», which will add
»hares; five head of fine buck« entitled to
Come in and hear the new four min­ on
This office does every kind of printing
register, A bargain. Phone. 1226, box 385, nmeh to their pleasure in the (uture.
ute
Edison
record
at
L.
D.
Daniels.
Dallas.
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and
does
it
well.
A W EEK’S TRIAL 2 5 c
Despite the great popularity of the Edison Phonograph in it* present form, and
the Edison Kecorde, the reeult of a eerie« of experiment« made by Mr. Edieon
There will be work in the Fellowcraft
You get your bread fresh and clean
S l i d , "toy C O N B . Ü I 5 S T A F R X N , D a l l a . « , G r e g o r .
and
hia uaaociutea in hie laboratory at Orange, add« to what we now have to offer
degree at the Masonic hall Friday even­ COR SALE—An Oregonian m ail box at half
when you buy Dallas bread.
l price, Inquire at th is office.
Iiiuiic lover« the following very interesting improvement»:
ing.
After Heney became a republican the
1— A new Record made of a new compoaition, by a new prove«» and playing an
The democrats present to the voters
land fraud trials virtually ceased.
Fiske, the Itest printer.
*eed for sale cheap by U. 8. Grant, average of more than four minute«.
tangible propositions, the republicans VETCH
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This will he known aa the Ediaon Amh-rol Record. It» most important
V Dallas.
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Oyster shell grit food for chickens, buncombe.
F o r h ea d a ch e Dr. W iles' A n ti-P a in P ills.
feature i» a recording thread of 200 lines to the inch, or twice a» fine a» the
old and young at Loughary’s.
Everything in line millinery now
present
Record of 100 threads. By this means more than twice the playing
The
equalization
board
reduced
the
DO YOU REMEMBER THOSE
D. R. Hubbard has changed his ad­ valuation only $4,430, as a result of COUR-Horse . acros.se disc plow for sale cheap length is secured without increasing the length or diameter of the Record itself.
open for inspection at The Emporium
I by C. W. B iy le, D allas
02S
dress
from
Edicott
to
Hillyard,
Wash.
Since the liner thread required a smaller reproducing point it became necessary
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GOOD BARGAINS YOU GOT AT
their sessiou.
We have a new bulk syrup—good—at
to find a new composition that would successfully resist the we r of the smaller
One Thousand Feet of Fun at the
Loughary’s,
J. B. Nunn was at Portland this week COR .7 ALE—-Some English rye grass. In- reproducer. The successful and accurate moulding of a 200-thrcad Record,
Electric Palace Thursday and Friday,
and reports that everything looks most 1 quire of Henry Clanffeld, D allas. Mutual formed of a much tougher composition, also necessitated changes and refinements
A full line of muslin underwear at
phone.
The city roller is giving the macadam favorable for Bryan.
the Emporium.
in our moulding process.
blocks another roll down after the rainu.
More than two vears have been spent in experimenting to secure these results,
Mr. I. A. May had a case in Justice
Robert Kelly and mother have gone
the
work of several experts being constantly directed and supervised by Mr.
R
rent,
206
acres,
about
70
acres
can
be
See the Light in the Window at the Holman’s court today, in which he P plow ed. Cal on VanOrsdel <k Cook,Dallas,
hack to Texas to reside.
Edison.
. . .
Electric Palace Thursday and Friday brought suit against Isaac Phillips for for further p a rticu la rs.
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last year? We are prepared to treat you just
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Brock­ night.
The Edison Amberol Record is the most wonderful production of its kind that
baling hay. Mr. May won out.
man,
Tuesday,
October
27th,
a
son.
the
world
has
seen.
The
engraved
sound
waves
are so minute that the eye can­
as squarely this year.
Kodol is a combination of the natural
Mrs. Louiza Williamson, of Spokane,
O. I. C. Swine, pigs either sex, not follow them, and yet ihe sounds are reproduced even more clearly, more
Roy Sparks has gone back to New­ is visiting her nephew, Mr. Eugene digestive juices and it digests all classes DEGI8TERED
i to 6 m onths old, and Mammoth Bronz naturally anil more sweetly than ttie present Record. At the same time, they
port and Charlie Bilyeu is ovef for the Byerley.
of food, so you aee it will do the work tu rk eys.—C. 1. B a lla rd ,.2 | m iles Southeast of arc more durable and will wear longer. The present two-ruinate records will he
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winter.
that the stomach itself does. Sold by Dallas, ou Motor line. *
continued without change.
Johnson Bros, will put in aconfection-
The Edison Amberol Record will be sold at 50 cents each, making it the lowest
Born, in this city, Friday, October j ery where the Bell telephone office is Conrad Stafrin.
sale ch ea p —One team o f 10 year old price Record now sold, considering also that it will play longer than any other
23rd, to Mr. and Mrs. George L, Gerling- | now located.
I)o not let anyone tell you that some­ COR
t
Mares,
good
drivers
and
gen
tle.
One
is
a
er, a son.
thing else is just as good as DeWitts .fine sin gle driver. One 2 year old eolt, gelding, talking machine record now before the public.
2— A series of attachments by which, at slight c a t , all present I'honographs,
Johnson Bros were in Portland WeiT-
ing 3 in spring. W ill m ake extra tine d riv ­
Born, Friday, October 23rd, in this nesday, buying new fixtures for their Kidney and Bladder Pills because there com
One 3 year old, com ing 4, All standard except the Gent, may be equipped to play the longer Record in addition to the
isn’t any just as good. Sold by Conrad er
city, to Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Fawk, a confectionery.
bred. Inquire at A. H. Harris Jew elry Store, present one.
Stafrin.
S' to the lowest notch, consistent with the quality of
Dallas.
No
daughter. *
l l il a
<1 RCCUm
UIICI thread
ll lio a u n
UVV.U1UI a u
v v v u o n i; to
tu o offer
u t! n
u a attachment
u u t III
With
Record tn
of a it liner
it becomes
necessary
an
A straw vote was taken in Crider’s
Mrs.
f
rank
Laws
deid
at
her
home
2? goods we sell.
whereby the new Record can be played upon the old Phonograph, so that users
i
Next Sunday will be rally day at the grocery Wednesday, resulting in 8 votes
near
Dallas
Thursday,
and
the
body
will
not
find
it
necessary
to
buy
a
new
Phonograph
in
oroer
to
play
the new
OR
Sale—A
w
ell
broken
b
illy
goat,
harness
Methodist Sunday school at Sunday for Bryan and 2 for Taft.
will be taken to Bellvue for interment F and express w agon.—Merle H olm an, Dal- Records.
school hour.
020
Two attachments are required to transform an old Eiligon Phonograph so that
John Foster was a Portland visitor Friday afternoon. She has been ill
Get your tire set at Fred. Warmer a, Monday, where he accepted an engage­ for some time,
it will pi ly the Amberol Records.
the household tire-setter, in 15 minutes ment with Sunset Magazine.
The tirst is a differential gear which ¡ b compartively easy to attach to any
You take Kodol just for a little while O NE year old Loganberry plants for sale at 4
or while you wait.
cents, a n y q ua n tity . W e w ill book order« Edison Phonograph except the Gem, and which, by changing the speed of the
Owing to our usual rush of work and when you have slight attacks of indi­ for the Black Logans to be delivered in the arm which carries the reproducer, makes it possible to carry either the two-
Chester Davidson and wife, of North the making of some repairs to machinery gestion, and you take it just a little spring a t |4 a hundred.—W. 11. Kraber, D allas.
tf minute or four-minute Records.
Yakima, have been visiting Mr. and the Itemizer is just a day late this week. longer in order to get relief from severe Mutual phone.
with a full line of Heaters, Ranges and Cook
The second is a new reproducer with a fine enough reproducing point so that it
Mrs. H. C. Eakin.
attacks of indigestion or nervous dys­
When
ordering
bread,
ask
for
Dallas
cun be used in the finer engraving of the new Records.
Stoves, also useful articles for the Kitchen, Pan­
Dr. John S. Morris, of West Virginia, bread. For sale at U. S. Loughary’s, pepsia. Sold by Conrad Stafrin.
OST—At w atering place near Bridgeport
Attachments will bAwold at the following prices:
school house, one sm all grip con tain in g
a nephew of the late George Selbv, has | ' Boyd <k Sons’, L. II. Shultz’s and Sim-
try and Laundry, all High Grade Tools, Farm ma­
Kor Standard Phonographs, $5 each ; for Home and Triumph Phonagraphs,
one la d y ’s and one ch ilds jacket. Finder w ill
been in town recently.
please notify E. E. H ew itt, M onmouth.
Jack London’s New Book.
I onto» <fc Scott’s,
$7.50 oach.
chinery, etc., Not wishing to carryover any Ve­
These
attachments are now on sale at L. D. Daniel's who will explain also the
While playing on a teeter the other
Jack London lias juet written a book
Miss Alice Uglow cut her hand on a
hicles or Implements, we are prepared to give
day, little Irvine McNulty fell and sus­ i nail Thursday morning. The cut was of 142,000 words entitled “ Martin Eden.” C». K SALE—One registered Jersey bull calf — method of attaching.
3— Several new tv|>es of Edieon Phonographs by which both the present and
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tained a fracture of the arm.
you the best prices on these.
! in the palm and will keep her from us- The Pacific Monthly has purchased for 1 E. E. H ew itt, M onmouth,
the new Record may he played at the pleasure of the operator.
$7,000 the serial rights for this vivid
Miss Sadie Atheson, of Dead wood ! ing it for some time.
Three new types of Phonographs which are now for sale for playing both the
I started home last evening after a visit 1 The heating svstem is now being story. It began in the September num­ T H E R E is a tirstclass horse shoer at Fred two-minute Records and the Amberol Records, will be called the Edison Standard
at Dallas and in Eugene.—Eugene Guard I placed in the Williams brick and the ber of the Pacific Monthly and w ill run 1 W agner’s blacksm ith shop. Give him a Phonograph Combination Type, Edison Home Phonograph Combination Type
for twelve months. It is not too much trial and be convinced.
tt
and the Edison Triumph Phonograph Combination Ty|>e.
Carl Fenton is around on crutches by | tenants expect to get in their new to say of “ Martin Eden” that it posess-
The new types of Edison Phonographs will be sold at:
I reason of a sprained ankle sustained quarters by the end of next week.
es more of facination and virility grips
fHEN
you
w
ant
your
hom
e
raised
or
m
oved,
Edison Standard Combination Type, $90; Edison Home Combination Type,
while on the college mountain trip Mon­
A shipment of 1000 volumes of new the imagination and the sympathies U ca ll on W eldon Black, Dallas. Mutual $40; Edison Triumph Combination Type,
day.
hooks has been received by County more keenly and imparts more of cour­ phone 234.
We also have Ihe Idelia, Balmoral, Conqueror and Alva Phonographs equipped
According to the decision of the su­ School Superintendent Seymour, for age than any book produced in years.
to play both Records, and finally, we will continue to sell the Gem, Standard,
preme court this week in the Medford the public school libraries of Polk coun­ Send 50 cents in stamps to the Pacific
Home
and Triumph Phonographs at the same prices as before.
Monthly and they will mail you the Pa­
Citation.
case,!Independence will once more be a ty-
■ The importance of these improvements cannot he over estimated. Everyone
cific
Monthly
for
six
months,
beginning
wet town, so we are informed.
who has had any interest in the Edison Phonograph will find that interest greatly
A straw vote taken at a popular with the »September number, in which
the cou n ty court of the state of Oregon for increased and his amusement gieatlv enchancod by hearing the Amberol
When.you want prescriptions filled Washington street cigar store in Port­ the first installment of London’s story the In county
of
Polk.
In
the
m
atter
of
the
e
s
­
Records, which are longer, sweeter and better.
by a competent druggist, one who is land Monday gave Bryan 143, Taft 115. appears.
tate o f E lizabeth Stoddard, deceased; To all
All great improvements in the way of reproducing Bound have been made by
careful and knows what he is about, go The proprietors were republicans. The
and an y unknow n heirs of E lizabeth Stod­
the
National Phonograph Company, and this last im provem ent —that is, the long
Oregonian
forgot
to
publish
the
result
dard,
d
ecea
sed
:
to Conrad Stafrin’s drug store.
TN THE NAME OF THE8TATE OF OREGON; Record—makes the Edison Phonograph unquestionably the best Phonograph for
The Election Returns.
nextday.
1 You are hereby cited and required to ap ­ pleasure or instruction.
Kennedy’s Laxative Cough Syrup
The Itemizer has arranged for special pear in the cou n ty court of the state of Ore­
Another scheme developed yesterday
drives the cold out of its system through
Let us add a new attachment to vour Phonograph.
gon for the county of Polk at th e court room
its laxative principle by assuring a free when an Oregonian correspondent cred­ telegraphic service next Tuesday even­ thereof at o a lla s, in th e cou n ty of Polk, on
and gentle action of the bowels. Sold its Bryan with saying he has given up ing and will be able to give the latest the
the vote of the far west. Take it from
by Conrad Stafrin.
28th day of November, 1908,
the Itemizer that Mr. Bryan never said and most reliable election leturns hot
from the wire. Look on our bulletin at 10 o ’clock In the forenoon of said day then
The subjects next Sunday at the Bap­ anything of the kind.
and th ere to show cause if any there be why
tist church will be Morning—The Aton
the petition of the adm inistrator praying an
The Oregonian speaks of the prepon­ board at * he foot of the stairs to see how order
directing h,ui to sell th e real estate of
ing Blood, evening—The Palsy Healed.
the
great
fight
of
ballots
is
progressing.
derance
of
Taft
pictures
in
the
windows
said
deceased described as follow s, tow it:
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Young Peo­
That tract or parcel of land in tow nship *
of Portland’s residents. Yes, the re­ This is a service never before even
M. Ilayter. dentist, Wilson building. I Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Riggs, of Mon* ple’s Meeting fi.30.
of range 6 west, W illam ette Meridian in
! mouth spent Sunday in Dallas.
publicans hired men to distribute them attempted by a Polk county paper, but south,
Polk county. Oregon,bounded and described as
F o r h ea d a ch e Dr. M ilos' A n ti-P a in P ills
As Mr. Barnes was leaving for the all over town, but vou will not find
follows: B eginning at a point on tlie section
Mr. E. ( ’. Richmond was down from
we
are
certain
tlfat
such
will
be
thank­
lin e betw een sectio n s9 and 16. in said tow n­
Something in post cards at Daniel’s. Corvallis Friday on a business trip.
train Monday morning he noted one of them in the houses of the man who
ship and range, w hich is 35 ch ain s cast of the
fully received and fully appreciated by corner
the prettiest China roosters he ever saw works.
to sections 8, 9, 16 and 17; thence north
Phone and stand at Belt & Cherrington’s
October records now ready at L. D
N. R. Dale was up from the metropo- gravely feeding in front of Mr. Uglow’s
20 ch a in s; thence east 25 ch a in s; thence south
our
many
patrons.
Daniel’s store.
The water commission is receiving
20 ch ain s to th e lin e between sections 9 and 16;
lis on a business trip the first of the property on Oak street,
from Dallas a consignment of 200 cords
thence west on said lines 25 ch ain s to place of
Brown & Stout, lawyers, abstracters, week.
beginning, con tain in g 50 acres more or less,
All kinds of hauling done well and promptly, Spe-
Next Saturday evening at 7 ;30 at the of slab wood. They get it delivered at
notary public. Collections. Uglow Bid.
should
not be granted; and th at sale thereof
The Newberg Graphic concedes that a ! Baptist church, Rev. Curtis P. Coe, pas McMinnville for $2.20 per cord and pay
may be made at private sale,
%
cial attention given to commercial men.
straw
vote
oil.
the
streets
of
that
town
j
tor,
will
organize
a
class
in
the
rudi-
De W itt’s Little Early Risers, the
a little less than 40 cents a cord for
W itness the Hon. Ed, F. Coad, cou n ty judge
of tiie county of Polk, state of Oregon, with
C O FF E E
famous little liver pills. Sold by Con­ theother day resulted in Bryan getting' ments of vocal music and sight reading. hauling from Seitter’s spur to the
the
seal
of
said
court
affixed
th
is
29th
day
of
three fourths of the number.
Tuition is free and all will be welcomed. light plant.—McMinnville Telephone
rad Stafrin.
Bell phone 301
The dealing is simple, October, 1908.
E. M. SMITH,
Our town clock went on a strike Sun­
The Alcazar company was greeted Register.
Mrs. J. L. Sweeney and Miss Dessa
County clerk of Polk County.
day.
Of
course
it
was
noton
account
of
with
a
large
house
Monday
evening
and
Ridgeway were Salem visitors the first
In the November number of Success
Oregon.
Mutual 253
If you don’t like Schil- [SEAL]
the republican hot air speeches that it their rendition of In Dixie Land was Magazine Cleveland Moffet describes
of the week.
had to listen to the night before that superb. Our citizens are begining to Monte Carlo. John L. Mathews writes
ling’s Best, it costs you
DeWitt’s Carbolized Witch Hazel caused it to get nervous.
I appreciate the worth of this company upon “The Wasted Mississippi” and Dr.
Notice.
Salve is the oest salve for piles. Be sure
and give them the houses they deserve. Woods Hutchinson contributes an ar­ nothing
Albany
papers
brag
a
good
deal
about
you get DeWitts. Sold by Conrad Staf­
ticle
entitled
“
The
Vegetable
Age,
or
the number of daily trains*going in and
Messers W. C. Travis, of Kiona, and
rin.
is hereby give
ven to th ose whom it
Your rrocei return* your money if you don’t
N OTICE
out of their city. Not much to crow ov­ , Dr. F. Cresswick, of Kennewick, county Babies as Bulbs.” Adlai E. Stevenson
in ay concern th at I w ill lie responsible for
m
Mrs. S. P. Riggs returned th Dallas er, when Dallas, noc a third as large as commissioners of Benton county, Wash­ and John H. Atwood write in support of like it; we pay him.
no debts contracted by nor the acts or deeas of
of my son, Thomas R. H inshaw , from and after
Wednesday. She has been the guest of Albany, has just as many.
ington, were here Wednesday to con­ Bryan, Orison Swett Mardeivs edito­
th is date.
her nephew, L. W. Dunham, the past
fer with Judge Goad regarding the suc­ rial is entitled “ Worry.”
N5
GEORGE W. HINSHAW.
C.
A.
Black
returned
Friday
evening
few weeks.—Oakland Owl.
cessful
operation
of
our
gasoline
road
from conveying Roy and Hugh to their
WISE TALKS BY THE OFFICE BOY
Secretary Joe Craven has given notice Salmon River claims, where they are roller. The judge was not able to show
OBITUARY.
Morris, the leading ieweler, has just reoei eil a
that there will be a meeting of the La- comfortably situated for the winter. it to them, as it is yet at work on the
beautiful line of gold headed umhrollas andveanes
Notice for Publication.
LAUGHARY’S
GROCERY.
roads,
but
had
nothing
but
a
favorable
Creole club at their parlor* on Sunday, The boys will vote at Pitner.
from $2.50Jto $15 eaeh, all guaranteed, also a new
report to give of its actions.
John Washington Townsend was born
November 8th, at 3 o ’clock.
one of late cuts in Libby cut glass.
Department of th e Interior.
in Missouri, January 4th, 1832, died «it
A serious accident befell Mrs. Harris,
U. 8. Land office at Portland, Oregon.
In an article in McClure’s magazine
his home near Buell. October 19th, 1908,
mother
of
Mrs.
Ed.
Dorton,
at
her
July
16,
190*.
for November on “The Fight for a New
after eight days painful suffering.
JE W E LE R
O P T IC IA N
N otice is hereby given that Chotwynd
N avv,” the anther in telling of the home near Ballston Tuesday morning.
Coad, of Dalian, Oregon, who, on July 16, 190*,
He crossed the plains with his moth­
She
has
been
suffering
from
rheuma­
m
ade
Timber
Land
application,
No.
0
95,
for
strides made in gunnery reviews the
er, brothers ana one sister in ls-i7,
E J N W J Section 15 and H K | S W t, Section
conditions that prevailed in the Spanish tism and while walking with crutchei
settling in Polk county, where the most
10, Tow nship * 8 . Range * W, of W illam ette
they slipped, causing her to fall and
OREGON
Men who cannot stop ,
DALLAS
War.
M eridian, lias filed notice of in ten tion to
of
his life was s^ent. He was married
break her thigh hone. Surgical aid
(or a rainy day.- will
m ake final proof, to estab lish claim to the
to
Miss
Lottie
E.
McCarlken,
January
The Pacific Coast Handle and Manu­ was at once summoned and the fracture
land above described, before E. M. Sm ith,
find (he greatest
| 7, 1854. Eleven children were born to
C ounty Clerk, at Dallas, Oregon, on the ¿3rd
facturing company filed articles of in- set, and the ladv, who is upwards of 85
comfort and freedi
«lay of December, 190*.
them, fix of whom survive him: Mrs.
corpatiou at Salem last week. Their years of age, is resting well and no
of bodily movement
Claim ant name» as w itnesses N. It. Dale, of
[ Hannah Dickev, of Sheridan, Jesse, of
principal office will be at Dallas, they serious result is anticipated.—Sheridan
Portland Oregon; E. Mulkey, of B lodgettuOre-
.O
in
^
o
W
E
/
f
t
McMinnville,
Mrs
Anna
R'*ed.of
Buell,
gon ; U. 8. Loughary,
will have a capital stock of $50vH), and Sun,
R
i. , Oreg« of Dallai Oregon; D.. W.
Dunn,
of
Dalla»,
ami
Mary,
Mabel
and
Nellie,
at
home.
Edward Gerlinger, Mornay Athey and
ALGERNON
\LG
8. DRESSER,
Mrs. W. H. Robertson, of Monmouth,
He was a member of the Baptist
W. I). Myers are the incorporators.
Register.
ftSH
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Win.
church from early life, and also a mem­
Mr. R. C. Craven, a former president Brown, in this city and on Monday
ber of Amity lodge. No. 2. A. F. and A.
W
A
T
E
R
P
R
O
O
F
of the Dallas City bank, is unqualifiedly while descending the steps at the latter’s
M. which order performed the last rites
Adm inistratrix Notice.
O ILED C L0TH 1N
in fayor of the bank guarantee. Mr. residence, slipped and fell, spraining
of the ceremony, just north of Dallas.
If not, there is a reason for it. Many tim es the ch il­
Craven thinks it would be a protection her arm and cutting her lips by falling
He was a kind husband, father and
SLICKER$‘3°9
SUITS‘3°P
to the safe and sane hanker as well as on the edge of the sidewalk. So severe
OVICE 1 h hereby given th a t th e undersigned
neighbor. To know him was to love
dren would rather stay home in the evening if they
N
Every
garment
bearing
r
11us been appointed by the cou n ty court of
the depositor. Also that the cost of were the injuries that Dr. McOallon had
him.
Ihe sign of the fish'
u
only tiad som ething to do. Give them an oppor­
Polk county, state of Oregon, adm inistratrix
guaranteeing deposits would he so small to take several stitches in her lips.
of the estate of Andrew J. Purvine, deceased,
Death has robbed us of our treasure,
guaranteed waterproof
tunity to gain some accom plishm ent so they will tie
a factor as to hardly be recognizable as Mrs. Robertson about a year ago suffer-
late of Polk county, state of Oregon.
Catalog free
‘ And the angels have him now;
All persons having claim* against the es­
compared with the benefit derived bv | ed a stroke of paralysis, but is recover-
A J TO W fP CO BOSTON O 5 A
Where no shade of pain or sorrow
aide to !>e leaders in their social circles. If you
tate oi the »aid decedent are hereby required
nil.
I ing this nicely.
Comes to cloud this dear one’s brow.
to present the »time, duly verified as by law
would buy a piano on our easy payment plan, you
HAM
AND
BACON
required,
to
the
undersigned
ad
m
in
istratrix
at
O’er his grave the birds are singjjHf,
the farm of said decedent near Zena. Polk
would he giving them the heat chance of their lives.
But theyteannot bring our loved
The boas says it’s all right all right to county, state o f Oregon, or to P. H. D’Arcy,
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D’Arcy
uilding, i n t n e e i t y of Salem , Marion
one back.
We sell m any of the worlds liest makes and grades
ring a bell, blow in a bazoo and toot a county, b state
of Oregon, w ith in six m onths
horn to get folks to come into your store from the «late of th is notice.
including, Mason
H am lin, Hardman, \V igman,
T
One more chair is vacant,
provided you have the goods to back up
Dated, October 22, 1908.
One more grave is filled,
Price and Tuple, etc., at prices ranging from $137 up
PAULINA F. PURVINE,
the
toot.
That
if
you
have
the
right
| One more form is laid to rest
A tlm inistralrix of the estate of
goods, the people will catch on and go
to $750.
Andrew J. Purvine, deceased
By death forever stilled.
out and toot for you, hut if you haven’t P. H. D’Arcy,
We will sell your old organ or piano for you.
Oh, how we miss this dear one
Attorney for A dm inistratrix.
they
will
toot-toot
some
other
way
and
Around the family hearth ;
Call and see us at the Adams & Brobst Furniture
say you’re not the living picture you
His face was always sunshine,
said you said you were; so it amounts
Co’s store.
II h words were filled with mirth.
to to this that you must tote fair with
Trustees Sale
the public and give them the best that
He had a heart most loving,
can
be
bought,
no
matter
how
price*
A quick and ready hand,
is hereby given, that by virtue of the
es advance at the factories, for don’t \ OTICE
order of Hon. R. K. W illiam s, referee in
A cheering word, a pleasant smile,
like to hear any hard luck stories about bankruptcy, made in th e m atter of Frank L.
O L D E S T PIANO HOUSE ON T H E PACIFIC CO AST
For each and every one,
bankrupt, on the l*th day of July. 1908.
goods costing so much more than they Price,
But death has takan him to rest;
This is the point which we have
the undersigned as trustee in bankruptcy in
Pianos and Organs
O.
F.
GHORMLEY,
did,
nor
do
they
care
to
hear
you
say
said m atter w ill, on
And left the sting of sorrow
tuned and repaired
Salesm an
figured Out to provide forour cus­
you’r selling goods at cost—just hand
In many a loving heart.
them
the
real
simon-pure
stuff
you
Saturday,
the
14th
day
of
November
j
tomers, the makes which time
know they want it and let it go at that,
POLK’ S SUMMARY.
and experience have proven su­
flee, did you see the stock of grapes and 1908, in front o f th e court house In the city
Dallas, cou n ty of Polk and state of
celery
we are getting. Hams on side. of
perior. There are so many brands
Oregon, offer for sale at public auction, and
WILLIE.
»«•II to the highest bidder for cash In hand the
EDISON AMBER0LJREC0RDS
DeWITT’S KIDNEY AND BLADDER. PILLS FOR
BACKACHE
%
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Fault’s Hardware
| W e Shave
| Our Profits
You W ill Find
Us Stocked up
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W m . Faull
Oregon
D a lla s
DOINGS IN THE TOWN.
Comings and Goings of Citizens of Dal"
las and their Friends.
L. D. D A N IE L , D ALLAS.
JAC O BSO N ’S TRANSFER
D A L L A S , O R EC O N
E. JA C O B S O N ,
Proprietor.
JUST ARRIVED
C. H. MORRIS,
OUT OF DOOR W0RKEI
BRN^
IS Y O U R HOME HAPPY
f It is no longer a question of whether Rea.
j
dy-to-Wear clothes are Good
Enough, but which are the Best
S iM w U r C lo t s .
of clothing, hats, shoes and fur­
nishing goods which have a na­
tional reputation, that it is not
easy to choose the foremost. Our
choice of all mens’ wear has been
“SINCERETY CLOTHES,” and
that it is a wise selection is be­
ing demonstrated by every cus­
tomer who buys a suit guaran­
teed under this trade-mark. We
would like you to be one of our
"Sincerety’r customers, and we
call your attention to the fact that
we have ready new fall styles
“Sincerety Clothes”
Dallas Mercantile
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WILEY
Assessor Graves Gives Valuation of
County Tax.
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Tillable land, 116,020 aeres $3 *7B,W«0
Ifon-tillable land, 329,850.82
a c r e s ..........................................3,304 850 |
mprovements on deeded or
patented land ....................... 527,0:K) !
Town and city lots .................... 2S»,240'
Improvements on town and
city lot«..................................... 021,940
1 Improvements on lands not
deeded or patented .................
31,380
Railroad bed (73.07 m iles)........ 704,800
Telegraph and telephone linen
(179.50 m iles).........................
Railroad rolling stock................
Steamboats,
engines
and
manufacturing machinery .
Merchandise and stock in trail«
Farming implement* etc.
Money
Notes and accounts
Shares of stock ........................... 103,920!
Household furniture.................... 141,005
follow ing describe«! tract of lan«l separately :
Beginning at th e northeast corner of sec­
tion 2 In tow nsh ip 10 south, o f range 7
th en ce west 160 rods; thence south 250
r«>d*: thence east 6 r«*ds: thence n«rrth 23
PIANO COMPANY