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Mr. G. G. Keinple is very badly ai- PORTLAND HOTEL ARRIVALS Hicted with rheumatism, making it nec essary for him to use a crutch in yetting Th urn lay : around. G. II. Clark, Lincoln. Admitted to the second class of mail matter. H. G. Keyt and wife were Salem vis- K. K. Williams, Dallas, itors Saturday. B. F. Jones, Imi. C. Fisk, Buena Vinta. Prof. Wm. Caldwell spent a few days Jaa. Nash, Buena Vista. TH URSDAY, APRIL, 8, 1909 vacation with his parents here last Friday ; , week. K. 1*. Weir, Airlie. = II. Morrison and Curtis Hubbard H. M. Nash, Buena Vista. came down one day last week and load V. P. FISKE. ed a ear with stave timber, which they Saturday : J. B. Thompson, Dallas. | had previously hauled here. Mrs. Thompson, Dallas. ( Itemizer, one year in advance...........................................$1 50 E. L. Rowland and Mrs. Stiftler, of Mrs. Dosia Sachett, Dallas. Salem, were Perrydale callers last week. Sunday : SUBSCRIPTION^ With Weekly Oregonian or Semi-weekly Journal............ 2 00 ( With Oregon Woodman................................................... 1 75 Mias l’earl Uglow, Dalla*«. Mr. and Mrs. Conner were visitors in Mrs. Wesley Vuughn, Dallas. I Amity the latter part of the week. II. (-. Miller, Buena Vista. M rs. B >yer and son, who have been J. D. Kelty, McCoy. Graniteville, V t. — “ I was passing | visiting relatives in the east for some- Monday : Residence, u l M U T U A I.) « « ^ . , 1 « ! through the Change o f I.ife and suffered I time returned hums Sunday evening. J. E. Yoakum, Perrydale. from nervousness J. E. Yoakum was transacting busi Tuesday : and other annoying symptoms, and I ness in Portland the first of the week. Kate White, Monmouth. Patronize One Another for the Unbuilding o f Town and County. can truly say that J. Whitehead, Dallas. Mrs. Wm. Sergeant was a visitor in LydlaE.PinkhaTn’s Dallas Monday. Wednesday : V e g e t a b le Com K. C. Eldridge, Independence. Mr. Walter Coy. of Dallas, was a cal pound has proved from her business houses and citizens J. S. Cooper,Independence. The Kaiser has been talking through worth mountains ler in Perrydale Tuesday. Mrs. Cooper, Independence. that 500,000 leaflets have gone out in o f gold to me, as it his muzzle again. J. C. lier, Butler. Mr. Conner and family took posession restored my health of their new home here Saturday. their letters in a single month. Jaa. Ileson, Dallas. and stren gth . I Oyster bay dropped off the m up for never forget to tell M th . B. Z. Higgs returned from Walla Suppose every property owner in * fifteen months’ nap. BASEBALL my friends what Walla last Tuesday, accompanied by the city took as much interest in its LydiaE.(finkham’» her mother, Mrs. Loundagen, ami niece, The Democrats in the House are upbuilding us the newspaperman. He Vegetable Compo pum? has done for me Miss Marian Summers, who will make At the Dallas Baseball park. Dallas Complete . * P period. < _ ■ a few weeks visit. vs the Alco club, of Albany, Sunday, not all harmonious, but as split dan works for railroads, factories, better during this trying restoration to health means so much Mr. Kaltz, a piano tuner, of Portland, April 11, at 2:30 p. in. This is the first cers they can't be beat. roads and many other things for the to me that for the sake of other suffer- was doing business in this vicinity last game of the season, and the initial game ing women I am willing to make my in the new ball park. Come on all you public good. He urges, pleads, growls, week. Mr. John D. Rockfeller’a clerical ad badgers and cavorts around and after trouble public so you may publish fans, help the good work along, and give this letter.” — M rs . C iia s . B a r c l a y , Howard Cook gave the school quite an youi- team a good send-off at its first up- viser says drinking is not wrong, but ' months of hard work usually gets R .F.D.,(iraniteville, Vt. interesting talk one day last week on pearance. Admission 25 cents, bleach N o other medicine for woman’s ilia the discipline of military life, also the ers; grand stand 10 cents. excessive drinking is. Does the good what he wants, Imagine his feelings gentleman advocate the same theory- i then when some dyspeptic kind of fel- ; has received such wide-spread and un habits and customs of the people of for qualified endorsement. No other med eign nations w ith which he came in con NEW SUBSCRIBERS THIS WEEK. in respect to money getting? j low reproaches him la-cause he don’t | icine we know of lias such a record tact, while on his trip around the world. of cures of female ills as lias Lydia E. He has a number of curious collected boom things half enough, and ninel Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. from different places, and also lias a Any girl who has a waste basket in Mrs. N. Hall, Minneapolis, Minn, i cases out of ten that same fellow has I For more than 30 years it has been number of medals which he won as a a fair state of preservation can have a C. P. Weeks, Staples, Minn. curing female complaints such as foot racer. never paid out a cent to improve the inflammation, ulceration, local weak II. C, Hetrick, Argonia, Kan. new spring hat without much cost. John Duignan bought a nice horse Dr. C. A. Boyd, Redwood Falls, Minn. : the town or to support the paper, and nesses, fibroid tumors, irregularities, A few Bowers and ribbons will do the from Mrs. Anna Mitchell recently. F. W. Hientz, Elkton, S. D. periodic pains, backache, indigestion ‘ the copy he reads with marked regu- L. P. Van Aux, Aberdeen, S. D. and nervous prostration, ana it is rest. l larity is either borrowed from a neigh- unequalled for carrying women safely S. E. Pnrvine, Condon, Or. SUNNYSL0PE. W. I. Ford, Dallas. An enthusiastic Oregonian return \ )>or or taken off the counter in a store through the period o f change of life. J. E. Rhodes, Corvallis. I t costs but little to try Lydia E. ing to the east for several months vi.it, where he loafs around. A town is un Pinkham’ s Vegetable Compound, and, Lincoln Taylor, Cottage Grove, Clarence McCaleb and James Good Fred Upperstrom, Marquette, Mich. provided himself in advance with a fortunate in having such residents, as Mrs Barelaysays.it is "w orth moun man drove to the capital city Thursday. generoussized note book,and made a re I but all communities arc afflicted with tains o f gold ” to "suffering women. William Fishback is working in the C. L. Crider says business has so in hop yard for Mr. Hodge, of Kickreall. creased lately that he has had to pro cord of all his traveling acquaintances them.— Junction City Times. and all his old friends with whom he Grandma Herren, who has been spend vide three entrances on Main street. W e are in receipt of a notification with many fine paintings of Oregon ' ing a few weeks in Independence and J. P. Byers has gone to act as mana talked in different parts of the coun Monmouth, returned home last week. ger of a McMinnville sawmill, and will try. These people are now getting of the annual meeting of the Oregon scenery. Ttie editorial meetings, as a he followed bv his family in the near Miss Wrctha Scott, of Kickreall, visit booklets from every part of Oregon ! editorial association called to convene ■ place for the interchange of ideas and ed with her aunt,Mrs. E. Fishback. and future. through the Portland Commercial in the assembly rooms of the Com-' a relaxation period for the state’s busy j family last week. Mr and Mrs. J. II. Neis have returned Club. Others can assist very materi merciul club at Portland at 9:30 to newsgathers, has proven of great bon- I Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sullivan and from California, where they have been visiting their daughter, Mrs. John Cos- morrow. This assembly room was fit efit to all itsmcmliers, hut as an asso daughter, Bessie, of Monmouth, Holi per, at Santa Barbara for some time. ally in this way. ted upby this great commercial assem- ¡ ciation to promulgate and have passed dayed with Mrs. Sullivan's inotner, Mrs. E. Clark. At Hotel Thompson tonight the 32nd The magnificent work of the c iti blage eg|>ecÍHlly for the meetings o í 1 laws by the'legislature for itsown bene j Walter, Jess and Andrew Johnson degree masons of this county, number zenship ol Oregon, the co-operation of the editorial association, although it ! a most dismal failure. This w eaver, ing 11), will with their wives celebrate and I’earl Fishback are cutting Wood Maunday Thursday with the proper re the churches and the school with thu is of course used for other meetings after a membership in the body since for Dave Dove, of Independence. freshments, toasts, etc. commercial bodies, has influenced as necessity requires. It is most coil- ^ it was firet instituted and dating back Jay Clark and Levi Lehman have Next Sunday evening the Sunday lieen shearing goats near Saver for the nine tenths of the people wh > are venient in every respect, located as it ninny years. school, of the Baptist church will tender past week. coming to this state on colonist rates is in the heart of the city, yet happily an Easter program at 7:31). Easter ser Peril Lewis and Blance McKinney, of vices will be held at 11 a. ill. All are so that they can go direct to their removed from the noises of the street, PERRYDALE. hewisville, visited at the Fishback home welcome.—Curtis P. Coe, pastor. place of final settlement, and, the con in fact an ideal convention hall, and Sunday. A paralytic was brought down from gestion felt so keenly at Portland every editor when he sees it will be Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Keyt attended Mr. and Mrs. Allie Griffith and daugh Falls City today by Til Bell and others during record breaking 1907 is almost particularly impressed with its value the horse show in Salem the last of the ter, Nettie, and fannie Shipley spent who were found loafing around between week. Sunday with Mrs. Sliger at Kickreall. entirely done away with. As the as a place for our deliberations. It is there and Black Rock without any The Perrydale milling company re The basket social at the schoolhoiise means of sustenance. Sheriff Grant crowning test of organization, Port fitted up in a stylish and comfortable ceived a car load of land plaster recent has been changed from the 14th to the could glean no information from him land has had such loyal assistance manner, and its walls are adorned ly- and he was given lodging in the jail. 10th of April. WORTH MOUNTAINS OF GOLD the polk county itemizer . During Change of Life, says Mrs. Chas. Barclay ’PHONES! BKLL| | J UNDER THE BIG CLOCK. What Our County Officials Have Done Since Our Last Issue. ----- ------ Patents. V . S. to J. K. Delashmutt. U. S. to Nat Hudson. “ 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 Scott's Emulsion. ’ ’—MRS. E. C. SM ITH, Villa Rica, Ca. COMMISSIONERS’ C REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. James E Elkins et ux to Walter L Tooze, land in Falls City $ C W Thomas to Cyrus D and C Rav Saunders, 35'* acres, t 9 s, r 4 w ............................. E J Boyd etux to S M ami Emma Rav l 3 interest in lots in Dal las ............................................ George R Lowe et ux to Jeremiah Snyder, land in Falls City ...... W M Bernard et ux to T and Jes sie Bernard, 12 acres, t 7 p , r3 vv Charles Haves et ux toOlaf John- pon, 1 acre in Dallas.............. William Eliis, trustee to Edward Richards, lots in Dallas......... B L Crowley et ux to Willard Cooper, lot in Independence.. Isaac Si Butler to II Hirschberg land in Independence ................ II L May to II Hirschberg, land in t 8 e, r 4 w ........................... W L Gilson et ux to F C Inman lots in Falls C ity..................... Polk County bank to James M In man, lots in Falls C ity ........... Mary E Gwinn to W L Mason, land in Monmouth.............. . G C »Stuff et uxto John F Enright 10 acres, t 7 s, r 3 w ................ G W McCollum et ux to N Dorn- pife, lots in Dallas ..................... Albert N New bill et ux to Joseph W Brown, lots in A irlie.............. An addition ¡8 lieiug built to the Ob server office fur the installation of a linotype, so w-e are informed hv one of the proprietors. We are glad to see this evidence of prosperity in the plant of our esteemed contemporary. In the matter of the bids for fills and | 153 grades on Luckiamute and Salt Creek road, the bid of Calvin Shepard was ac cepted in the Guthrie road at 25 cents a cubic yard, under bond of $260. The 850 Salt Creek road was awarded to Jake Ebbe at 27la, yardage anway, under -200 same bond. In the matter of petition of W. J. 175 Steele for ferry license, bond approved and license granted for rive pears. 600 Bonds for Geo. Bann and G. W. Chap 365 man as road supervisor approved. County warrant 8621 was ordered 155 cancelled, it having been lost, and clerk ordered to issue duplicate to A. R. Mor 300 gan for $9. ---- ---- ** • m ---------- 500 Circuit Court Session. J. D. Smith vs. L. L. Birks, partition ; | 10 N. I.. Butler for defendant—report of 45 referees approved and decree granted an prayed for. 45 Anna Butler vsViewton Simkins, par tition;,!. F. Clark for defendant; VV. 150 H. Holmes for plaintiff—George Bried- well, (). E. Foeht and C. L. Hawley ap 2000 pointed referees to make examination of land and report upon the advisability 250 of partition or sale. Joseph Fiona vs KuthFloria, divorce; 700 Ed.Coad for plaintiff-default, testimony taken and decree granted as prayer! for in complaint. Application of Frank Gibson to regis ter title, W. H. Holmes attorney—Os car Hayter appointed examiner of title. • Hop Contracts. Scott’s Emulsion ----- See Hall & Hayes about cleaning you Pearl Hedges et al to F. Rosenwald & carpets. C o-3 . 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 io n seemed to be just the thing needed, and it is just the thing needed by thousands of other children. I t ’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 io n , there are so many worthless and harmful imitations. ------------- « • «-------------- - Stallion Licenses. To I). N. Turner. To Mark Friesen. To J. W. Brown. T o T . C. Brown. ------- »* • *- ------- Probate Court. In re estate of Lucy Van Tassell, de ceased ; report of sale of real estate heard and approved, and ordered that administrator execute a deed of convey ance to purchaser; final account filed set for hearing May 8th. In re-guardianslfip of W. R. Birks es tate; petition to purchase land for wards granted. In re estate of Frank Barben, deceas ed ; inventory and appraisment filed and a] »proved. In re estate of W. II. Knower; T W. Brunk made administrator on liking bond of $22,000. In reguardenship of Della R. Williams et al minors; heirs cited to appear. In re estate of Ashlmry, Schultz, de ceased ; semi annual statement filed and approved. Spring Hats new and gentlemen’s neckwear at Dallas Mercantile Co. ALL DRUGGISTS WANTED: Two Starch Work Iron- ers. Good wages and A fu ll copy o f Mrs. Sm ith's letter and many others o f a similar nature, together with some o f our valuable literature re garding children, w ill be sent upon re ceipt o f your address, mentioning this paper. SCOTT A. BOWNE 409 Pearl Street New York steady work. Dalian Steam Laundry. ® —® —® —® — I S p ra y y o u r T ree s w ith | Dependable Brand LIME and SULPHUR Solution Manufactured by GIDEON STO LZ CO., Salem, Oregon $100 FORFEIT IF N O T STR IC TLY PURE O RA Y & CO., Dallas, Oregon, or at & DALLAS SODA W ORKS, Dallas, Oregon — © ■ -- ® — ® — ® — © — ® — © — ® — ® — ® — & — ® — The ITEMIZER has unexcelled advantages for the proper put- ting before Homeseekers in the Middle West, of Polk County lands. « All we ask is 90 quick, for cash money, we are the proper days time in which to make a turn on any good Come and see us before land. making any other contracts. W e are handling some pretty large propositions. You I A For Sale F. O. B. 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