UNDER THE BIG CLOCK.
What Our County Officials Have Done
Since Our Last Issue.
Mr. Morse Bays he would as soon
tie sentenced for life, as for 15 years.
W ell, we have no objection to acorn-
modating him if he insists.
TH E POLK COUNTY ITEMIZER.
Adm itted to the second class o f m ail matter.
A MODEL MARKET.
T H U R S D A Y , DEC. 3, 1908.
V. P. FISKE.
i Itemizer,one year in advance........................... .............. 'jS,
SUBSCRIPTION-! With Weekly Oregonian or Semi-weekly Journal........... - 00
( With Oregon Woodman................................................... 1 ”
The Dallas Meat Market Now in
Their Commodious New
Quarters.
Tuesday we dropped in to see how the
Pallas Meat company were fixed in
their new quarters in the Williams
, Office,
257
ITTTT A l i Office,
11
BELL
, l | Residence, 113
M l It A i> ( Residence, 1401
! brick and were courteously shown
through the establishment by Mr. P. It.
| (¿rant, one of the firm. The market,
1 proper, where customers are served, is
large, well lighted, and handily arrang-
! ed for the convenience of the meat cut
1
ter and their customers. The room is
The Indiana senatorship is one that | More than 80,000,000 acres of the finely finished in the latest styles of
best
agricultural
lands
in
the
United
decorative art. In a few months there
won’t be settled at the W hite House.
will he installed a cold storage counter
That is something to be thankful for States are improductivo because they
of glass, one of the latest ways off dis
need drainage. The lands arc so playing and preserving meat ready for
Just as soon as Mr. Roosevelt leaves , wide-spread that their drainage is the buyer. Going behind the counter,
we found Mr. Edward Shaw, another
the White House he will have to lieing agitated as a national issue, for one of the firm, snugly ensconsed in a
many
belirvo
that
these
wet
lands
neat little office hard at work on the
smell of every dollar that conics into
hooks, while still another of the firm,
his hands to keep from being caught should !>e reclaimed under federal Mr. Joel Shaw, was attending to custo
with Standard Oil money on his authority, as are the arid lands of the mers. In the hack room Mr. Grant
person. Even the “ Outlook,” which west. T o the success of tb it work, and Mr. Gorki»,"®one more of the firm,
were cutting up meat, gringing sausage,
he is to edit, is owned by a Standard the investigation of water resources, etc., assisted by Mr. Manor. They
as well as accurate topographic map have there sausage machines, for differ
oil magnate.
ping, is as necessary as it is to the | ent kinds and grades, all run by an elec
tric motor, and an immense rendering
The fact that not less than 4,000 success of irrigation enterprises.
tank, «steamheated from their boiler in
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tlie rear. A large cold storage plant
delegates are expected to attend the
The Item izcr’s proposition of last I will he soon installed
14x30 feet
fifth session of the National Rivers
week to make Lacreóle club a com- j in size, and having three rooms, all
and Harliors congress to convene at
kept at a slight degree above freezing.
inercia 1 organization for the benefit of This to preserve the meat in its nicest
Washington on December 9th and
the town, 0 3 well as its social features, j and juiciest state. An overhead truck
continuing throughout the two suc
is meeting with general approbation. I will be run clear through the building,
so that a beef mav he taken in at the
ceeding days, is a complete evidence
On the hope that such will be done rear and deposited on the hooks with
of the deep interest taken in the
and because the entrance fee has been out any exertion in either of the rooms
vital question of waterway improve
lowered, many applications for mem or in front. The entire Williams brick
is heated by steam from their boiler,
ment. The expectation is not only
bership have been received during the pipes being laid to the different stores
based upon the membership of the
past week. If this idea is successfully and there put into proper receptacles
for its distribution.
congress— a membership constantly
carried out, LaCreule club will soon
We do not think any one can find a
growing— but upon the official noti-
have on its roll every business man better appointed meat market on the
ficatious from govenors of states, may
west side of the river, and the members
in town. The majority of our busi
of the firm of the Pallas Meat Company
ors of cities, presidents and secretaries
ness men are in favor of advertising are certainly to be congratulated for
of agricultural, industrial, commercial,
our resources, and are willing to put their enterprise in installing a first class
financial and trade organizations and
and high grade market.
up liberaly for such a work. A ll we
on notifications from local associations
want is some one to attend to it faith
organized for the advancement of
fully and well.
waterway improvement.
Mr. H. Pickens has the prospect of
selling his place.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
PHONES:
Patronize One Another for the Upbuilttino of Town and County.
If there is any one thing that a
woman dreads more than another it
is a surgical operation.
W e can state without fear of a
contradiction that there are hun
dreds, yes, thousands, o f operations
performed upon women in our hos
pitals which are entirely unneces
sary and many have lieen avoided by
LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
JUST ARRIVED
Morris, the leading iewel«»r, lins just recei ed a
beautiful line of gold headed umbrellas andveanes
from $2.50jto $15 each, all guaranteed, also a new
one of late cuts in Libby cut glass.
O P T IC IA N
C. H. MORRIS,
DALLAS
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OREGON
i
When it comes to
N O N E OF T H E M A R E IN I T W I T H
SIM0NT0N & SCOTT
T h e Court St.
C ro cers
Clarkson and Paul Rees visited with
Glen fitevenson at McCoy Sunday.
Mr. Byerlie and family have moved Thursday:
hack from the Smithfield farm to the
J. R. Hihley, Dallas.
one in Concord.
J. R. A 1 good, Dallas,
J. V. Bilyeu, Dallas.
A man and his wife have come up
L. M. Locke, Dallas. *
from Forest Grove and are living on
F. Knoll, Dallas.
Mr. A. Venan’s place.
Geo. Nessling, Dallas.
Mr. J. Parker took some of his fine Friday:
apples to Portland. He is sure of the
J. M. Murray, Independence.
silver cup as he hat some of the finest
J. S. Cooper. Independence.
apples around here.
Mrs. V. P. Fiske, Dallas.
E. T. Irvine, Butler.
#
Saturday:
W. C. Miller, Dallas.
C. D. Ruklie, Independence.
II. V. Dolph, Dallas.
L. Stackass, Monmouth,
C. Cude, Dallas.
Mrs. Cude, Dallas.
R. L. Patton, Falls City.
A large crowd of enthusiastic! basket
Mrs, Patton, Falls City.
hall fans came up from McMinnville Sat
C.
Fisher, Buena Vista.
urday night to see our new college team
Mrs. Fisher, Buena Vista.
heat theirs to a frazzle, as Teddy would
say. The fact of the matter is that thev Sunday:
R. 8. Dearmond, Independence.
! were simply
simp outclassed. The next league
F. Knoll. Dallas.
game will be with the Portland Y. M. C
A. on Pecember 15th.
Mondav:
A skating team got awav with one
C. L. Fitchard, Independence.
from Falls City the night before amid
Dr. J. M. Crowley, Monmouth.
! much enthusiasm.
Mrs. M. V. Smith, Dallas.
( ’ . W. Deckwa, Dallas.
M. F. Percival, Monmouth.
El wood Bennett, Independence.
J. D. Kelty, McCoy.
E- Jacobson, Dallas.
Tuesday:
Ross Nelson, Jndep.
G. L. Hawkins, Dallas,
Mrs. Hawkins, Dallas.
The popular theatrical aggregation,
11. Haw kins, Dallas.
Echardt’s Ideal*, will appear at the
J. B. Nunn, Dallas.
Woodman Hall Friday night for two Wednesday:
nights, the big dramatic event of the
\V. V. Fuller, Dallas.
year, presenting the greatest of laugh
Mrs. Fuller, Dallas.
makers, Brown’s in Town. It is one of
C. O. Sloper, Independence.
those plays that catch you in the short
Mrs. Sloper, Indep.
ribs and you laugh from beginning to
R. G. McKay, Falls City.
the end. The production was a great
a ticca** in New York, where it had a
phenomenal run. Manager Kchnrdt
witnessed the first production in New
York and immediately secured it for
the coast. It gives all of the east a
chance for good work and also gives the
ladies a chance to wear some swell
gowns of the dressmaker’s art. The
company this year is the best ever en
The following pupils names w ere pine-*
rolled under the management of Mr. ed upon the roll of honor for perfect at
Eckhardt. There will he no long waits, tendance in district 48 for the month
as there is vaudeville sketches between ending November 27th: Thera, Theda,
acts. Change of hill each nignt. Pri Leo arid Comfort Condron, Cora, Mamie
ces are reasonable. Children 25 cents. and tat ha Ray. Malvern, William and
General admission 50 cents. No extra Ruth Schafer, Albert and John Rmco,
charge for reserved seats. Seats on sale Feleeia and DaleStiteler, Bernard Freer
at Stnfrins drug store.
and Mabel Shepard.— E. Pearl Smith,
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teacher.
Mr. It. C. Craven will leave Satur
The following pupils of Pioneer school
day U) join his fam ily in Los Ange.ee. have been neither absent or tardy for
the month of November: Frank, Fre
Ned Shaw has been elected captain of da Oscar and Alfred Domaschofsky, Em
our basket ball team, #n honor thorough met and Oscar Williams, Frank Eva
ly merited.
and Rhinehart Dornhecker, Leodn and
Mr and Mrs B. F. Master», of Falls I.epha Blodgett, John and Elizabeth
City, left this afternoon on a business Hapoe.— Hattie M. Teats, teacher.
District number 5, for the month
trip to Portland.
ending November 27th. Those who
Public school children will be given were neither absent nor tardy are:
1 free admission at the Vam lette with Alta and Sammie Edwards, Precious
I or without their parents, Friday and Irvine, Wayne Hanna, Clarence, Hattie
and Joe Kinsey, Blanche Hacey,
i Saturday evenings.
Mildred and Willie Oleman. Mabel and
Since December 1st the logging train Hazel Yost, Wilbur and Elsie Bush,
to Newberg leaves after the morning Elmo and Arthur Blalock.—Mrs. Fred
I train from Portland gets in. This Ritner, teacher.
! morning a car was derailed at Smith-
field causing quite a delay.
Number of days taught, 19; times
The Misses Alice Grant, Vera Cosper, tardy, none; average attendance, 53;
K. E. Straver, Elmer Barnhait and average belonging, 55. Those neither
Claud Shaw are the team from which tardy nor absent: Fiona Clanfield,
debaters will In* »elected to carry Dal Martha Razlaff, Tina Roberts, Lena
las college to the fore in debates with May, Minnie May, Mabel Aebi. Dona
McMinnville college and Willamette Thiesies, Rav Henton, Henry Kaslaff,
Fniversity in the near future.
Bud Hart, Harold Starr, Uehart Braun,
VanOtsdel A Cook this week bought Lena Skersies, Inez Hart, Lorefa
4,000 acres in one lump. It comprises Roberta, Peter Voth, Martha Yillwock,
Yillwock,
Flora
Yillwock,
the Boise, Hal lock and some adjoining Ilulda
lands, with the exception of a tract of Gussie Thiesies, Emma Swint, Kate
00 acres, which Mrs. llallock reserves Friesen, Margareta Braun, Alvin Aebi,
for her summer home. The transaction John Reimer, Sila« Starr. Merritt Hart.
«»nvolves the changing hands of some W illie Thiesies, Edwin Foster. Herbert
$75,0X), ami is the largest on record Ehrorn, Ella Aebi, Margaret Beck,
Beck, Ihmd Braun, Anna
here for many a »lav. Although we George
could not find out exactly what use will Kliever, Lena Kliever, Lvdia Swint,
lie made of the land, the gentlemen Johnie Voth, Walter Voth. Mane
named assured us that the transaction Kliever, Julia Yillwock, Lydia Thiesies,
would aid materially in the growth of Abraham Reimer.— Miss Lent Albee,
principal. Mrs. E m m a Aebi, assistant.
, Dallas.
DALLAS WINS.
Echardt’i Ideals Friday and Satur
day Nights, December 4 and 5.
SCHOOL* "REPORTS.
The Scholars of Polk County Who
are in the Lead.
HALL & HAYES
H o u s e -F u rn is h e rs
A T C H A P M A N ’ S O LD S T A N D
DALLAS I
Probate Court.
F A C T S F O R SICK WOMEN.
For thirty years Lydia E. Pink
ham’s Y< ■ ,ctai¡It: Compound, made
from root.- and herbs, lias been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and
positively cured thousands of
women who have l*en troubled with
displacements, inflammation, ulcera
tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
It still remains good weather for the periodic pains, and backache.
farmers to farm.
• Mrs. IMukhiun invites all sick
Mr. and Mrs. Parker visited with the w o m en to w rite her fo r advice.
She has ituided thousands to
Rees family Suuday.
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
Mrs.G. Richmond is able to he up af
ter her long sickness.
WOODMAN HALL.
Watch this space
next week
for an interesting offer
More Pensions Granted.
Patents.
Our College Team Still Able to
Beat Them all.
GROCERIES
Estate of Perry Conner, deceased;
final receipts of all heirs filed and
estate closed.
Estate of John C. White, deceased;
inventory ami appraisement filed and
approved.
Estate of Henry Coad, deceased;
petition to correct description in deed
granted; report of sale of real estate
filed and approved.
Estate of John Campbell, Jr., deceas
ed ; vouchers on final distribution hav
ing been filed, ordered that adminis
tratrix lie discharged,
Estate of William Livermore, deceas
ed ; report on sale of real property set
for hearing Monday, December 14th, at
10 o’clock a. m.
Estate of Owen Lloyd, deceased; pe
tition to sell real estate heard and
granted.
Estate of Elizabeth Stoddard, deceas
ed; petition to sell real estate granted.
lístate of Reuben T. Barnard, deceas
ed ; final account approved; ordered
that administrator be discharged on
filing vouchers.
That Advertising Proposition.
The Itemizer last week mentioned the
fact that it would be a good plan to send
some advertising matter back with our
baske' hall team for distribution through
tho east and called a meeting of citizens
to talk up the matter. A few met Fri
day evening and adjourned to Tues
day night, when quite a meeting was
held, and many of our most prominent
business men present. Although sever
al plans were proposed and the need of
seizing this opportunity for advertising
fully conceded by all, yet no definite ac
tion was taken. Tho Itemizer believes
that the best that can he done now is to
get out about 20,000 heralds, descriptive
of our town and its resources, and have
them distributed by Mr Stout, the ad
vance agent, who leaves next Tuesday,
and also by the team a few weeks later.
In such we could fully set out our ad
vantages, and the work could be gotten
out in time.
D ALLAS, OR ECON
Phone and stand at Belt & Cherrington’s
A ll kinds o f hauling done well and promptly.
cial attention given to commercial men.
Bell phone 301
Mutual 253
Spe
E. JA C O B S O N ,
Proprietor.
J
“ A ft e r ta k in g th ree
bottles o f your wonderful
medicine, our baby was
entirely well and needed
no more medicine. A t six
teen months o f age she
weighed th irty pou nds.
She had cried eight months,
night and day, and nothing
did her good until we tried
’ ’—MRS.
E. C. SM ITH, Villa Rica,
Ga.
Oysters
Served in
Any Style
Nicest
Parlor
In Town
Lunch of Any
Kind
At all
Hours
£
WOOD FOR SALE
Do you need wood? In pre
paring to place your order
dera remember that I am
able to furnish you all kinds
of slab wood from either of
the Dallas sawmills, at the
best possible rates, Send in
your orders by either phone.
Mutual lBHi; Bell 443.
AUGUSTBOWMAN j
::4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 * 4 4 4 * * * * 4 4 4 4 *
S E A R S & H O LM A N
Meat M arket
D A L L A S , OREGON
A ll kinds of meats.
Pure lard.
Fisli and poultry Fridays and
Saturdays.
Highest market price
paid for fa t stock.
Now is the time
to visit
$ 25.00
Emulsion
GIVEN AWAY IN P R E M I U M S
D ecem ber
probably saved this child’s
life. Four doctors had been
t r ie d .
S c o t t ’ s E m u l s i o n
seemed to be just the thing
needed, and it is just the
thing needed by thousands
of other children.
It's so
easily digested, so pure and
harmless, yet most powerful
in building up the most deli
cate child or adult. But be
sure to get S c o t t ’ s E m u l s i o n ,
there are so many worthless
and harmful imitations.
24,
C a lifo r n ia
1908
W e will give to our Cus
tomers prizes as follows:
One 42 Piece Set Haviland
Ransom Pattern, value
One large Jointed Doll, “
One Jardienere,
’’
When summei has passed in
these northern states,the sun
is only mild under the bright
blue skies of Southern Cali
fornia. This is one of nature’s
ha p p y provisions—eternal
summer for those who can
not endure a more severe
t límate.
California has been called
the “ Mecca of the winter
tourist.” Its hotels and stop
ping places are as varied as
those of all well regulated
cities. Visitors can always
find suitable accommodations
congenial companions, and
varied, pleasing recreations.
China.
5.0 0
7.50
2.50
These Premiums are now
on display in our window.
For further particulars call
at the CORNER GROCERY and
we will tell you all about i t
A L L d r u g g is t s
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.
E. B O Y D & S O N
A full copy of Mrs. Smith'» letter nnd
many other» of a similar nature, together
with some of our valuable literature re
garding children, will bo sent upon re
ceipt of your address, mentioning this
paper.
...at the ..
Will he glad to supply some
very attractive literature do-
scribing in detail the many de
lights of winter in California.
Very low round trip excursion
tickets are on sale to California.
The rate from D ALLAS to
Los Angeles and return is
C o m s r G ro c e ry
SC O TT & BO W NE
New York
409 Pearl Street
DALLAS CITY BANK
WISE TALKS BY THE OFFICE BOY
Dallas, Oregon.
R.C. C R A V E N
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-
W. G. V A S S A L L
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L A U G H A R Y ’S GROCERY.
Prcsiden
Cashier
$ 5 8 .0 0
DIRECTORS:
N. L. Butler, R. C. Craven, D. L. Keyt
M. M. Ellis, W. G. Vassal!.
This bank is pleased to place at the
disposal of its customers the facilities
gained during many years of continuous
service and growth.
Limit six months, allowing
stop-overs in either direction.
Similar excursions rates are
in effect to all California points.
For fu ll inform ation, sleeping ear reserva?
Uqq<j and tickets call cm. telegraph or wj ite
City Express & Transfer Co.
I. N. WOODS, Agent,
D ALLAS
MU SCOTT A STARR, PROPRIETORS
A ll kinds of hauling at reasonable
rates. Phone orders promptly at
tended to. Headquarters at. Web
ster’s confectionery.
Phones: Beil 264, Mutual 254
Barn Phone Mutual 245
cent a word
C O R SALE—25 acres o f A 1 land, ly in g near
* Crow ley Station, w ith in 100 yards o f the
warehouse. Address S. K. Crow ley, Rickreall.
D2I
0
CRIDER’ S GROCERY
North Main Street
DALLAS
NEW TO-DAY
A d vertisin g under this head
each insertion
R O Y A L CLUB P IN E A P P L E
Johnson Bros.
Scott’s
10c
$1.10
J u st A r r iv e d
White -Figs, per pound
10c
Apricots, new pack
25c
N ew Almonds, per pound
20c
and Royal Club Corn, Cut Stringless Beans,
Sifted Sugar Peas, Early Green Sifted Peas.
Everything in confection- ;
ery and tropical fruits
Scott’sEmulsion.
Tomorrow Justice Holman will de
term jnp as to the guilt or innocence of
P. M. Reamer, of Mill Creek, who now
languishes in jail accused of larceny
from the dwelling of W. F. TUlotson.
WM.
M c M U R R A Y , Cen.
Pass. A ge n t
POR TLAND, . ORECON
no first class Jersey cow for sale by Henry
Robbins, Dallas.'
PI
ami two
SALE C H E A P —p n e incubator
inen
P R hroouéys.
Inquire o f N. M Grant, Dallas.
D 10
fA N T E D —A good reliab le man to rgn a
house-moving outfit. Inqu ire o f Mrs.
A lice Frakes, Dallas,
NSW
U
F
OR SALE at a b a rg a in —a 3-year-old filly.
Maud
K elly and Oakwood registered,
standard bred, apply at Win. K rab er’s, near
Dallas.
X2S
U OR S A LE —An Oregonian m a ll
I
price, Inquire at this office.
box at h alf
C O R S A LE —Some English rye grasa. In-
• «luire o f Henry Clanfield, Dallas. Mutual
phone.
y EGISTEJtEI) O. I. C. Swine, pigs eith er sex,
"
4 to 6 month* «dd, and Mammoth Bronz
turkeys,—C. I. Ballard. 2} miles Southeast of
Dallas, on Motor line.
tf
Notice of Final Settlement.
Salt Creek School Report.
JACOBSON’S TRANSFER
Deafness Cannot be Cured.
Marriage Licenses.
PORTLAND HOTEL ARRIVALS
JEW ELER
S p e c ia l
Grape Nut, per package
Holly Cream, per Dozeji -
by local applications as they cannot
Newton (J Harris to Joseph Card,
reach the deceased portion of the ear.
9 1 mere«, 18 1, r 5 1
. . .. $ 2700 There is only one way to cure deafness
Helen Webb and Nellie Baird to
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Joseph M Card, 3 acres, t 8 s, r
Deafness is caused by an inflamed con
5 w ..........................................
375 dition of mucous lining of the Eusta
Carlotte Hanna and hd, Emma
chian tube. When this tube is inflamed
Pike, May and Thomas Tatom,
you have a rumbling sound or iini>er-
J S and R M Bell to J J Gilliam
fect hearing, and when it is entirely
Interest in 240 acres in t 6 s, r 4
closed deafness is the result, and unless
w ................................................
800 the inflammation can he takeu out and
Edna Blackburn to Weldon Black,
this tube restored to its normal condi
land in Dallas..........................
40 tion, hearing will he destroyed forever;
T V B Embree et al to Conrad
nine eases out of ten are paused by ca
Stafrin, 9 acres, t 7 and 8 s, r 5
tarrh, which is nothing hut an inflamed
| fw ............................................. $ 900 condition of the mucous surfaces. We
E B Bedwell et nx to Cass Riggs,
will give One Hundred Dollars for any *
land in t 8 h , r 4 and 5 w .
$ 200 case of deafness, caused by catarrh, that I
Henry Strum berg et ux to Win.
cannot he cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. '
Huntley, 5 acres in t8 s, r 4 w . 1,400 Send for circulars free. F. J. Cheney j
R B Winslow to Albert Johnson,
& C o ., Toledo, O. Sold by druggists,
lot in Dallas............................
150 75 cents. Take H all’s family pills for '
Albert Johnson to Langdon and
constipation.
Lelia Nichols, lot in Dallas. .
800
G L Zumwalt toGlen BZumwalt,
24.15 acres, t fi s, r 5 w .............
600
G L Zumwalt to Glen BZumwalt,
Congressman Hawley informs ns of
235 acres, t 6 s, r 5 w ...............
800 the inflowing pensions uml increases in \
Henry B Zumwalt to G B Zum
pensions being granted to the following
walt. 235 acres, t 8 s, r 5 w
.. 1000 named Polk residents:
Robert Bollier et ux to J E Peck,
M. A. Baker, Independence.......... $15'
et ux, 86 acres, t 8 s, r 4 w
5000 R. B. Carpenter, Dallas.................. 15 j
George W Johnson to Jacob Han
E. P. Weir, A irlte............................ 12
son, lot in West Salem................
100
F R DuRutte et ux to I) M Guth
Dr. Starbuek took a son of Hugh Hayes
rie, 45 acres, t 8 s, r 5 w ...........
100 to Portland tltis morning for an opera
B F Brannan et ux to Henrietta
tion for throat trouble.
L Wells, lot in Buena V is ta ....
330
For proof of this statement read
the following letters.
Mrs. Barbara Base, o f Kingman,
Kansas, writes to Mrs. Pinkh am :
“ For eight years I suffered from the
most severe form of female troubles and
was told that an operation was my only
hope of recovery. I wrote Mrs. Pinkham
for advice, and took Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, and it has saved
my life and made me a well woman.”
Mrs. A rthur R. House, of Church
Road, Moorestown. N . J., w rites:
Chas. W. Fiske to Martha J. Winn.
“ I feel it is my duty to let people
Chester O. Sloyer and Prushia B.
know what Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege Newton.
table Compound lias done for me. I
j ) l i ver Johnson and Martha Thomp
suffered from female troubles, and last son.
March my physician decided that an
operation was necessary. My husband
objected, and urged me to try Lydia
E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound,
U. S. to Rebecca Smith.
and to-day I am well and strong.”
CONCORD.
XIOOOeOOOCOOIXXXKiOOC-OOOOO«'
W e carry R O Y A L B R E A D Fresh every day
OTICE is hereby given that Margaret Henry
has tiled her final account in the matter of
the estate of William O. Henry deceased,
that the Hon. Ed. F. Coad, county Judge of
Polk county. Oregon, in whose court said mat
ter is pending, has set the 26th day of December
1908, at 10 o’clock, a m. of said day as the lime
when he will hear any objections to the allow
ance of said final account.
MARGARET L. HENRY.
Executrix.
N
Call For Warrants.
I was reading about a tellow who was
asqed what he had had for lunch, and '
he said: “ A piece of haconine, some
almost shanghigh henries, (eggs) a
grunt and a cackle, (ham and eggs) a
cup of near coffee and some not quite
pie.” Well, you wont find anv near
coffee around this shop; that is if we
fell it to you for coffee. Our eggs are
fresh—no’ eastern or packed eggs. It is
easy for a grocer to give you a good run
for your coffee money if he isn’ t too i
stingy. Our coffee is letter than ever j
before, It all depends upon how much ;
a grocer is willing to pay for his coffees, j
You can buy the old Govt. Java or you
can buy near Java which comes from
Brazil, but whatever we sell you wheth
er it is Java. Mocha and Java or Costa
Rica, you may know it is the best grade
that can lie sold for the money. Lough-
ary has a big coffee trade and that helps
to give you fresh roasted coffee any old
day you want it, and not the tastless
kind which has lost most of its strength.
I expect a lot of ladies in the store toil ay
to buy their coffee.
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No interest will be allowed after the «fate of
this notice.
Dates). Dallas. P«dk county. Oregon. Nov.
it», urn.
EDD C. D l'NN.
County Treasurer.
W e are the oldest and best known strictly
wholesale house in the Northwest.
For 44 years continuously in business right
here in Portland.
Wc arc now making a radica! departure.
In such localities where you ere unable to
purchase G YRU S N O B L E we ere going to
sell direct and save you money.
N o more danger of refilled bottles.
N o more danger of not getting the real thing.
quart bottles, packed in plain cases
all charges prepaid ta the
«rest railroad express office for
90
W IL L IE .
OF ALL
KINDS
TOTICE is hereby given that all polk county
rants *»nd«*rsc«i
»i . t for a ant of
_____ r j»rior to Hepcmber *. 1908. will be paid
upon presentation at my office: except those
endorse«) September 3rd. numbering above
drop the
coupon in
the mail box'
to-day
D A L LA S M E A T C O
N ext to Postoffice
Pure—old— honest whiskey bottled by the
distillers. Every fco::!c guaranteed.
Inquire ol any bank or trust company in
Oregon as to our standing.
W.
J VAN SCHUYVER & CO.
DBTILLEH5 AGENTS
105-107 S « * J St. P o n W . O r.p i.
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P''T**L tow qturta GENUINE CYRUS NOBLE