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HERE’S A HOME FOR YOU
FRUIT TRACTS FOR SALE
K ) acre.-* of lint* orchard land,
Prunes, Cherried, Walnuts,
Perfect stand d trees two
years growth,
No better
proposition.
half of it cleared, tiood im­
provements.
SEE THIS OFFICE.
SEE THIS OFFICE
The Best and Largest Paper in Polk County
D A L L A S O R E G O N M A Y 27, 1909,
VO L. X X X IV
BURNT TOES
Electric Light Bad Bed Fellow—A
Lincoln Badge—The Fish Law
—Candy Factory
In Men’s Ladie’s or Child­
ren ’s O xfords see us
NO. J8.
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Sm art Styles
Boys and Childrens’ Clothes
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before buying.
OLD MEMORIAL BADGE.
Our line is up to date and consists o f Blacks,
Tans and Oxbloods; we will take pleasure in
showing them to you.
Don’t forget our Children's Clothing Depart­
ment. W e have a new, snappy lot o f Boy’s Suits.
A look will convince you.
N O TIC E :
W e now carry a com­
plete stock o f the Ladies’ Home
Journal Patterns. Send us your
mail orders and they will be at­
tended to promptly.
Yours for business,
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D A LLA S , OREGON
Worn by Private Green Campbe!
at Lincoln Funeral in Portland.
how, w ere considerably wool- life. The company served out
gathered, as the fellow says. their time o f enlistment some
A fte r the troops were brought time in April, but owing to lack
to attention, the order was g iv ­ o f communication they were not
en; “ Right face, without doub­ notified o f their discharge and
lin g.”
“ Hurrah.”
says Pat, mustered out until the follow ing
“ that leaves me out,’ ’ —and off July.
There w ill be a reunion o f the
he sped to get some more o f the
cxhilerating fluid lie had been in- Veterans o f this old Oregon reg
! iment at Corvallis some time
dulglng in so copiously.
next month, and Mr. Campbell
is planning to attend and find out
how many o f his old comrades in
arms are left. He anticipates a
very pleasant reunion, although
knowing that many o f them
have passed over the dark river.
N o t lonp ago Miss Rctta
Campbell showed us a badge
■ 4 ! worn by her uncle, Mr. Green
Campbell, at the time o f the
memorial services in Portland on
the day President Lincoln was
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buried, and which she has treas­
ured ever since. W e had a cut
made o f it and it is shown in
tiiis column. It was in Decem­
ber, 1864, that Mr. Campbell en­
THE NEW FISH LAW .
ded as a private in the First
C iegon Infantry, quite a number-
going with him from this sec­
H has been in Force in Polk County
tion.
When interviewed the
other day the names o f many o f
Since the 24th of May.
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them had slipped his memory,
he being only able to recall the
Since Tuesday morning there
following: Captain Charles La-
has been quite a rush o f Nim-
Follett, o f Dallas; first lieuten­
rods at the county clerk’s office
ant Shipley, o f Corvallis; second
to secure licenses to fish in Polk
lieutenant Wm. Dunbar, o f Sal­
county, and up to yesterday
em; fifer, Rash Shriver, o f Dal­
"jiff t
morning 39 had signified their
las; drummer, Peter Grounds, of
intention o f trying their luck
Monmouth; privates, Jim Camp­
with the rod and reel. The pro­
bell,
o f Independence, Berry
visions o f the new law in brief
Smith, o f Dallas; Jef, Fryer, of
are as follows: The season,
Independence; and a few from
when it is lawful to catch trout,
other places. When the eom-
is open from April 1st to Novem ­
nany was mustered in it was as­
ber 1 st, and you are not allowed
signed to the fort at Vancouver,
to catch over 75 in one day. For
at which place were already sta­
bass and salmon trout the year
tioned a company o f the Wash­
is open and there is no limit to
ington territory infantry, the
the amount that can be caught.
Fourteenth regulars, and some
It is unlawful to fish without a
o f the Oregon calvery. The reg­
license; to fish at night, or for
ulars w ere soon sent east on oth­
one hour before sunrise, or one
er duties. A t the time o f Lin­
hour after sunset; to sell trout,
coln’ s assasination it was decid­
except from a private hatchery
ed to hold burial services in Port­
and then under the direction of
land, the same as was done in
the game warden; to take trout,
other towns all over the United
salmon trout or bass in any other
States, such occasions aiming to
w ay than with hook and line, to
be as near as possible a dupli­
catch any o f less than six inches
cate o f the actual event, with all
in length; to use powder, lime,
the adjuncts, except the body,
coculus indicus, poison, etc., in
then being laid to rest at his old
any waters o f the state; or to
home. A s near as Mr. Camp­
cast sawdust, woodpulp, etc., in
bell can remember, this occurred
any waters.
The penalty at­
on the 15th o f April, I 860 . A ll
tached for the violation o f any o f
i the troops stationed at Vancou­
these provisions runs from $25 to
ver w ere brought to Portland
$300, and it behooves those who
and the services held in an old
revel in this fascinating sport to
dock on the river front. Every
sec that they are keeping within
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detail was carried out as was sup­
the law. The cost o f a fishing
posed to be occuring with the
A ll the troops present wore license is one simoleon. The
| actual body o f the murdered
the badges w e here picture, and above is the law only as it ap­
, president.
It is en­
One incident o f the exercises, great was the solemnity o f the plies to Polk county.
i although no part o f them, Mr. proceedings, i f only a mock a f­ tirely different as to some feat­
Campbell particularly remem­ fair, the members o f this far ures in certain other counties.
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feeling the
bers; Am ong the recent re- western country
cu itsw asan Irishman with the great loss the country had sus- ‘
TRACK LAYING BEGUN.
suggestive cognomen o f Pat Dub­ tained in Lincoln’s death just as!
lin. W hile the funeral bad been keenly as did those who lived in !
going on, and the troops at pa­ closer communication with him The Work Will be Prosecuted from
rade rest, Pat had taken advant­ and his many noble deeds.
the Dallas End of the Road.
During that spring Company A i
age o f the occasion offered of
was
given
a
sort
o
f
roving
com-
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the officers eyes being elsewhere,
and had slipped into a nearby mission in the eastern Oregon | The laying o f the track fo r the
Front street saloon and imbibed country to prevent an uprising j railroad from here to Salem was
pretty freely, in fact to ____
such an o f the Indians, from whom the begun the first o f the week. The
extent that his wits. none too settlers stood in constant fear. work will hereafter be done
familiar with army terms a n y -! They roved, the company, all from the cars, saving consider-
over the John Day and Crooked ,
country until
until they
they v ere able in the way o f transportation
R iver country
You will not be
able to find m o r e
stylish or appropri­
ate spring suits for
boys and young men
than at this store.
The people o f Polk
county are learning
that this is the store
to visit first when
style and qualityare
considerations.
E
XTRAGOO
This spring weare
showing the largest
stock of boys clothes
outside of Portland.
W e have so many
styles with s6 many
new and attractive
features, that cus­
tomers get enthusi­
astic in looking them
over. All suits ful­
ly guaranteed.
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Supplied with
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and LINK BLADE
SfthVI^IHG DEVICE
The closest device known.
Extremely light running and E A S Y TO C LE A N .
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W e are carrying a stock o f Yellow Fir Flooring, Ru-tic, Ceiling, Finishing
Lumber, manufactured at our Newberg plant, which is second to none
in Quality and Grade.
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ha Lowest Prices and Best Material
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The trousers with most o f our boys suits are lined through— that means
they will stand up against more sliding and kneeling, or climbing and strain­
ing than two pair o f ordinary unlined kind, besides holding their shape doub­
ly as well.
The BEE HIVE Store“
DALLAS,
‘A R e l i a b k ; P la c e to T r a d e ”
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improvements that it is his pur- I through »everal comforts, two blankets, from doing the like, but not to give his
pose to install here. He is a n I the shuts, an 1 a tine hair mattress, name, as he did not want people to
expert candy maker, and will \ani1* last but not least blistering his know he was such a darn fool. By tho
get all the necessary fixings SO toes in good shape. Mr. Drummer said it was only an 8-candle that he was us­
that he can install a first class it onglit to by published, to keep others ing, hut it made a lire ju<-t the same.
plant here, and give his patrons
fresh candies every day. He
will also put in a new front and |
a swell bar, besides fixing up iv>.
first class shape for the ice
cream trade. Every one w ill
welcome a first class candy fac­
E R V O U S prostration Is usually the ; Pernna Is not a beverage nor a bitters,
tory, and there is no reason why
result of a vocation which requires I but an honest, straightforward tonic
rosnlfc
it should not be a paying invest- !
a continual strain on the nervous that increases the appetite anti encour­
ment for Mr. Coad.
system.
ages digestion.
Beautiful' Spanish Dancer
G ive s Praise to Pe-ru-na.
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In such cases it would bo wire if a
change of vocation could be made.
ltut this is not always possible and a
good tonic becomes a necessity.
Peruna is a tonic that invigorates
without producing a drug habit.
TO HAVE A GARAGE
Another Industry Established in
Our Thriving Town.
There is a great demand for tonics
during the depressing heat of summer,
and especially in countries where hot
weather is very prevalent.
Such a demand is exactly mot by
Peruna.
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Another industry has been added to
Dallas, it lieing the putting up of a
garage on the D. J. Riley property on
Jefferson, between Court and Washing-
ton. The building will bo occupied by
Messrs. Harris
Stump, who propose
to install a storage bouse and repair
factory. The building
will be big
enough to hold about 20 autos, and will
be fitted up for their accommodation in
everv way, with everything needful for
such machines right at hand. As Dal-
las already has a dozen machines and a
number of others are thinking of invest-
Dixie and Eola, and the gan#
cept an occasional skirmish with
from the other end are making
the Snakes and Bannocks, who
rapid progress, It is expected,.
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j«!w o u ld sally down from Idaho
that tho road will be inreadinessj
•> once in a while and
al horses
. 7 “ ' . ^ ‘ “ ik "***1? - ? - i that such a building was erected, aud it
for travel by the time the state
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/S prin gs who were a p aceable thin„ ^ n,irf,,v linffrap#.n
projector,
thing entirely unforseen occurs
tt? tribe. Mr. Campbell says that
to retard the construction. Such
¿X he thoroughly
enjoyed
that
is not at all probable, as most o f
BURNT HIS TOES.
i* . spring, summer and fall, in fact
the heavy grading has been com -1
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{*! had the picnic o f hi life. Hunt-
pleted, and the laying o f tract
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ing was extrem ely good nrd fish
and building o f bridges w ill be a Traveling Man Take* Electric Light
| w ere plentiful, but the winter
comparatively easy job.
I t , brought a change that was not
to Bed With Him.
h : by any means so pleasant. Com­
munication with their supply
ANOTHER NEW INDUSTRY
The other evening as Mr. C. II. Far.
camp ceased almost entirely, and
rner, one of the proprietor« of tho Dal­
the first thing the company knew
they were sans clothing, sans Dallas to Have a First Class Manu­ las hotel, was setting in the office wait­
ing for belated guests to come in, alsmt
eatables and sans ammunition.
factory of all Candies.
midnivht.Jio smelled smoke and pro
The snow was deep and the
! ceeded on a tour of investigation, Aft-
weather cel l ar, Greenland’ s ice
George Coad is now the pro- er going a!! over the house, he failed to
mountains. Things went from
had to worse, and then some, and prietor o f the Johnson confec- locate it, and thought hi» oMactory
it was an aw fully glad lot o f men tionery in the Williams block, he nerves must have been mistaken. Soon
that saw the supply wagon once having made the deal Tuesday, after returning to the office, a well
more come into camp. I f disci­ George is like all the rest o f the known traveling man came in from one
pline had allowed it, a number Dallas raised boys. He finds it ,,f the down stair rooms, and with a
o f the men would have risked hard to keep away from his na- „hame faced expression told him he
the hardships o f a trip across the tivetown,and thoroughly believes ¡,»<1 had an accident and that Mr. Kar­
Cascades in the dead o f winter in its future. A fte r a residence o f lner had lietter come and appraise the
to ge t away from their priva­ a number o f years in the metrop- damage done. The drummer had cold
tions. as they could not have olis he has brought his family ,w t on retiring, and thought he wonld
been worse. During this time here to make his future home. gPt the proper warmth by taking the
while on a forav for game. Mr. A fte r the invoice is finished, electric light to bed with him. Of course
Campbell had one o f his feetj George will go to Portland to j. set Are to the sheets, and by the time
iicj ji frozen, „ and
, IVI I it has troubled finish Up his business affairs he woke up the bed clothes were pretty
badly
him to some extent all his future there, and purchase a number o f weu «blase, burning » two-foot hole
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a Tonie,
A letter eent to the l runa Drug M fg.Co., from the popular Spanish danoe^
Miss Pilar Móntenle, Is : « follow s:
Teatro P rin cip a l. C ity o f M exico, N o *. 3, 190S.
The Peru na Drug 'If. Co., Columbus, Ohio, V. S A.
Q entlem en lis t ig used y o u r ju s tly celebrated remedy, " L a Peruna,
fo r to m e tim e. I hat — :lie p leasu re o f In fo rm in g ) ou that I consider It tèa
best tnnlc I have e v e r ,-acJ.
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It Is a wonderful n rtlfic r o f th e nerves a fter exhaustion and It I
creases the vitality o ’he n hole body, and In my ow n case has produced
the m ost co m p le te t n j p erm an en t restoration. It I t also pleasant fa tha
taste.
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I do n ot hesitate, h e re fjre , to recom m end this rem edy to a ll women
as the best and m ost pleasant ton ic that they can possibly take.
fo u r s vary tru ly ,
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Monterda.