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•I WHAT CURES EC Z EMA ? DOINGS IN THE TOWN. DeHAVEN-ELUOTT. CHILDRENS’ COLUMN. WEDDED. HER PHYSICIAN APPROVES Public. Auction Sale- Wfc have hail ao many tnqulrlee I Harriett Davit ....................... 4.1...$1 00 Popular D.llai Lady Becomes the P & W & i P fCL’T ?' lnt-ly resdrdtng Kcii-iua and other Two Popular DdllaS Young Peo Frank Stump ......................... 88____ 60 D . 1 f -r DL # . i sharp. There will he a large line o( articles ■klu dlseaiL'j, that we are glad to i I M J n pi l bride 01 Iftcoma Physician. I U p for sale: about twenty *<*><1 hors*» on the Vina tiishrow .........................5 . , . . 35 i Hat now ; an:oug which is one ft vear ohl M grade make our answer public. After car*- P’ e ” *aue O ne r le in ear oi«l r* H a r r ie t t D a v is _ -------- I shir* i|i radically *1! ful investigation we have found that j ------- The marriage <>f Miss Helen North lit*- business men in (own are giving some ar- , „ , , . , , ! C. Havler was a Falla Oily visitor re- llt-lv or other to be sold to help niak » the sale a simple wash i f Oil of W in.e. green, j At the residence o f the bride s Cently. Wlight ai.«l Dr. Weldon Ptioeoe. of Ta h Micce s. It will undoubtedly be the largest us com pound’d In D. D. D., can be re coma, nan solemnized la»*t evening at public Auction sale ever held in Polk >utily. parents, Mr. and Mrs, James El-1 Melvin wilaon went to Xew|lorl s.i lied upon. V.e would not make this the Inline «»l Mr. amt Mr*. George tier- Nl. White will cry the sales and have charge liott, near town, at \2 o clock unlay. linger. Mr. Pasco«*, fat her of the groom, In general. s utement to our putions, friends and yesterday. Rev G. F. Hopkins, , Mr„ j , m eH Miu.,l(.u reUlrnt.,i a presiding elder Detroit. Midi, |*er- neighbors unless we were sure of It— formed the ceremony, preceding which and.al>hough there are many so-called pastor o f the Methodist church, J home from Portland. Sheriffs Sale. there w a* a half hour cf music, the last W»M paper— Holman’*. M ss Hallie Remolds has been up Eczema remedies sold, wo ourselves ! united in marriage Miss B elle; Mr BI|d M„ Altou CBrae dowll from number being the beautiful Bridal Cho uuhesltatlng.y recommend D. D. D. Llliott and Mr. Glenn DeHaven. Fallarity Sunday. from Portland. rus from Isohengrin, sung by Mrs. W al-j In th* rirrult court Otth* state oi Oregon M. Hayter. dentist, Wilson Imildinx. The home was most artistically) Mrs. Frank Wells has been up from ter T«x)ze, Jr., Miss Georgia Martin, for Polk county, Department No. 1 . Mrs. Peter Berg and children visited Prescription. Penny postal* bv the huudred* at Because— We. know that It give« In decorated for the occasion, and Portland. Mr. George anti Mr. Ix>uis Gerlinger, Jr., Ferdinand Freiman, plaintiff in Salem this week, J,. D. Hamel’s. stant relief to that torturing Itch. Mr. Louis (¡erlinger •ccotnpsning.) A Fr, lm. n ^ iTel r„ , the happy couple were spliced Second band sewing machines in good Walter Sellers, who has been work October records now in at the Dallas Because—D. D. O. starts the cure at H ie b rid e » a s very b ea u tifu l in » «h im - man. defendant.. I under a beautiful marriage bell, ru ining order at Fidlers. ing for Barham Bros, at Newberg, has Sabattus. Maine.—“ Y ou told me to Music store. the foundation of the trouble. mery ({Own of silk inesaaline trimmed |uoTli;X I. hereby siren that b, virtueofan returned home not having enough ma take Lydia K l ‘inkliain'8 Vegetable with real lace. 8 iie was itiven a»ray by i 11 eaecntlon duly l.aued out of the circuit Miss Ruby Flske is now at the deliv , Because—it cleanrcs, soothes and j The bride looked lovely, and car- terial to work with. Walter K. Critchlow has been a«lmit* ■ ' • i l . 'o m p o u n d a n d hoi- iim llo-r Mrs Wriifht of Hancock court of the state of Oregon, for the county ot | ried a boquet, which was caught ery window of the postotlice. tin! to the bar. heals the skin. ■ 1 who ’ . .frill I* ; Polk. Itearlne date the 10th day of September, Liver Pills before Michigan, was attired in tt gown 0 ( 11910 , to me directed, upon a Judgment render- Clarence Sellers, Walt Barham and I after the ceremony by Miss Iva Because—It enables Nature to repair C. W. Emmett orders Ids paper child-birth, and wfc See that fine line of tablets at Fidler’s soft grey silk. Miss Bertha Wright, the 1 ed iu the circuit court of the state of Oregon Walter Sellers have gone to the moun McDaniel. Little Mildred Stafrin | the ravages of tile disease. changed from Hick read to Salem. are all surprised to inald of jiunor, wore s ,» le yellow gown , !^o'‘J^ > ‘ 7 ^ k e i,!h,t r , hhe''*^d'gL ^ r 'i? l'; cash store. tains to hunt. Because—The records of ten years was ring bearer, and Miss Alpha. see how much good of soft silk and carrietl an immense arm docket of said circuit «uurt. in the office of the T. A. McCready has moved here from I Don’ t fail to attend the Auction sale it did. M y physi boquet of asparagus fern. Little Geor- I clerk of said court, in a certain actiou in the of complete cures of thousands of the Wilson played the wedding! Mr. *n<l Mrs Kuhnlejr, ot Lebanon, Forest Grove for school facilities. in Dallas October 15th. cian said ‘ Without gi*na t/iritiM t.eriinger (¡».rliiii/Kr ancl mifl Kayaru Kzivnril Tftvlor ! |a plaintiff, circuit court whhrh Ferdinand Freiman most serious cases sbow that D. D. D. march. The bride and groom left | *re vW" n,‘ iayior nr*»- pre | and A. in Fri*a«n and Evelyn Frei- Mr- u»* doubt it was the ceded the bridal party down the Stairs man are defendants, said judgment being in Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Craven have re Is today recognised as the absolutely Mrs. F. J. Craven and Mrs. H. C, Cra C. E. Smart and Mr. Ramey went up immediately after the ceremony C o m p o u n d that turned to their California home. carrying b«Kiuets of white sweet peas favor of said plaintiff and against said deleud ven were Salem visitors Tuesday. reliable Eczema care. to the mountains hunting Saturday. h e l p e d y o u . ’ 1 and plomatia i *nts, and there being now due and unpaid on You can get theItemixerand the P ort-; Drop Into our store today, Just to for Portland, where they will J. M. Barf >rd was transacting busi u Ait 11 1 « «aid judgment the sum of Fotir thousand dol- thank you fo r your ■m» Mrs. Mulkey and son went to Mon make their home, being accom rhe house was beautifully decorated Ur* (gt.ooo) with Inter st thereon since the 3rd land Journal, twice a week for $1.75 a talk over your case with us. ness in Portland several days this week. kindness in advising with Oregon grape, chrysanthemum«, day of October, 190K, at the rate of 6 per cent mouth Saturday night. panied to the train by a host 6f year. me and give y ou full sweet peas, asters, and knots of white per annum, and the further sum of two hun Conrad Stafrin, Dallas. A tine young stallion will he up for Mr. Alfred and family, of Salem, have ________________ I permission and fifty dollars (9250) attorney's fees; and friends who gave them a magnif | t o u se ribbon. The color scheme in the liv dred Mrs. II. S. Butz ami Mrs. Lockmnn | sale Saturday, October 15th, at the Auc further sum of twenty-four dollars(|B4)co*t»', moved to Dallas. my name in your testimonials.” —Mrs. ing room was yellow ; and pink was the the icent send off. Only a few attended the W. C. T. U! convention in and accruing costs npon this writ, said execu tion sale. Penny postcards at Fidlers. tion being directed to me the sheriff of Polk Salem this week. Charlie Lydic has returned from Sa U. W. M it c iie l l , Box 8, Sabattus, Me. previ fri.ends were present at the cer prevailing in the dining _ note .................. _ room. , The county, Oregon, l did, on the 10th day ,V c of Sep- If you have anything to st il, bring it Another Woman Helped. Hanging lamp for sale at Fidlers. lem where he has been for the past big round table, at which the bridal 1 tctuber, teiuber, 19tO , duly Levy levy upon 19ib7duly upoi all the jig right, tl- emony outside o f the numerous C. D. Babcock was over from Stayton in Saturday. It will be sold at the Auc Graniteville, V t — “ I was pasi year. seated, 1 tic ami interest of the said defendants i A Frei- party, numbering a dozen, was Mrs. V. P. Fiske was a Portland vis relationship, and a bounteous re Sunday, lie is the genial and brainy turn sale. through the Change of Life andsuffe i nian ami Evelyn Freiman. which they had on was lovely with its phofu.ion of pink he I01h „ , I o i M t a b , , . or h.'v. , lnre itor Saturday. editor of the Stayton Mail. Mrs* T. A. Odom went to Rickreall from nervousness and other annoying past was furnished to all before tulle, ribbon and sweet jojas, pink sh a d - acquire«!, or have now. of in and to the follow One of Kdison’ s latest improvements Saturday. symptoms. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege See those ranges at Fidlers at prices H. C. Bartel is visiting Rev. Voth on ed candies and silver. Many beautiful | Ing described real premises towir: going to the train. We were at the Dallas Music store. Come in and 1. 2, 8, 4, and the fraction southeast ) of Salt Creek. For the last eight years he that are right. D. H. Davis, of Hillman, Penn., Is tableCompound restoredmy health and wedding gift* were on display in the the 1a] >ta hear it play. promised a full writeup o f the southeast J of section 9; lot 8 of section 10, strength, and proved worth mountain! den. has been a missionary in China. visiting at Mile* Davis’ . |all in township 7 south, range 3 west of the Bert Elliott and Christy Stafrin have event by interested parties, but of gold to me. For the sake of other Waller Hoy and family are back from The wedding guest* included Mr. and Willamette meridian, in Polk county, Oregon, Miss Euima Erickson, of Dallas, is a been up from Poitland. P. F. Bowser Inis returned from Penn suffering women I am willing you at the northeast corner of sec spending the «uminer at their hop yard it failed to show up. The bride Mrs. James Fascoe, Mr. anti Mrs. S. B. Also beginning 16 in said township and range, thence guest at the home of her uncle, F. K. should p u b lis h my letter.” — Mrs. Taylor, Dr. Hunt, of Albany, Dr. Pich- tion near Independence. Born, this morning, to Mr. and Mrs. is the youngest daughter o f Mr. sylvania. running west 33.43 chains; thence south 1037 Erickson here— Roseburg Review. Carl Yeast, a suli. The class of Willing Workers, of the C h a r l e s B a r c l a y , B.F.I)., Granite- ard and Mr. Richardson, of Tacoma, chains; thence in a str tight line to place of Miss Elina Harris, daughter of our and Mrs. Elliott and has been Yille, Vt. in said Polk county, Oregon. Be Miss Hibbard, after a visit heie with Mr. and Mrs. C. L Crider, Mrs. Walter beginning, genial jeweler, has gone to Salem,Jwhere Send 26 cents to Fidler’s for 25 post prominent in our midst in school, Christian church, entertained the mens’ ing all the Interest in said premises that de Women who are passing through T«>oze Jr., Miss Georgia Martin, Mr. scended her sister, Mrs. E. V’ . Hoover, left Fri cards. Name kind wanted. adult bible class Friday night. to said Evelyn Freiman (formerly Em she will take a course in stenography, this critical period or who are suffer church, and social life, and her ma Beckett) as the widow and only heir of P day for her home at Dallas.— Roseburg C. Snelling, of Perrydale, was in town ing from any of those distressing ills and Mrs. Chas. Bennett, Mr. ami Mrs. J. Beckett, deceased. And 1 will sell the A republican rally is scheduled for presence will be much missed If you want a neatly printed list of Review. Gilbert MacGregor, Mr.and Mrs. George same, or so much thereof as will satisfy said Wed nesday. pecuUar to their sex should not lose Falls City next Saturday evening. the voters of Polk, with their postuflice Gerlinger, Mr. and Mr*. L. Gerlinger, execution, on from such circles. The groom is A hunter’s licence was issued in the address, put in your order now, only $3. Mr. and Mrs. Mel Hamilton, of Salem, sight o f the fact that for thirty years Jr. The Misses Miles, Beanett, Hamil Harry Dunn, now raveling for the well known to all, having spent county clerk’s office this morning to Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com Saturday, October 22, 1910, have been visiting here. ton, Casey, N\ ilson and Loughary at Mr. and Mrs. I. V. Lynch have been Mis - Beulah Bennett, of Harrisburg.— Portland seed company, is visiting rela pound, which is mad,- from roots and tractively «lient-ed in pink and white at the hour of 1 o’clock p. m., of said dav at the a number o f years here, but has tive« here today. in Portland this week, where the latter Albany Herald. Mrs. M. Buford returned home from herbs, has lieen the standard remedy front dour of the court house iu Dallas, in served the refreshment*. lately been a resident of the me Portland Wednesday. is seeking medical advice of Dr. Hockey Polk county. Oregon, at public auction to the for female ills. In almost every com- Organizer Frank Simpson will meet Hon. G. W. Myor was run over by his tropolis. Dr. and Mr*. Pasi'oe left la t night highest bidder for .»aah in dand on day of sale, munity you will find women who You will miss a go«w| thing if von do with the Woodman camp here next horse this morning and quite badly hurt. by automobile for Salem ami will go oil subject lo redemption ac.Mirding to law. Aithur Allen, of Rickreall, was a bus The Itemizer wishes them both iness visitor in Dallas Friday. have been restored to health by Lydia to Tacoma today. Mrs. Pascoe during Dated at Dallas, Oregon September 10,1910. not attend the Auction sale in Dallas on Tuesday evening, and a good turnout of Congressman W. C. Hawley was in a long and happy married life. J. M. GRANT, E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Saturday, October 15th. One o ’clock the membership is requested. her nine m om ln' residence in Dallas Sheriff of Polk County, town this mormng on his way to Falls Ed. Bowser, of Pennsylvania, is visit" sharp, Oregon. has greatly endeared herself to a large Earl Wisecai ver has sold his interest city. ing P. F. Bowser. circle of friends. Company II is trying to make ar in the barber shop to his former part JUST A FEW PLAIN FACTS. WM. GALLOWAY, Lester Fry, of Flora, Pennsylvania, Is The body of a ladv who died at Falls rangements to transfer its armory and ner, Clarence Shuitz, and has gone to School District Bond Election in Dallas. W ------- City the other day was shipped to the drill rooms from the Woodman hall to! McMinnville. Probate. state of Washington this afternoon. the skating rink. Notice. Clark Shaffer, of Peedee, was in Dal Circuit Judge 3rd Judicial District We desire to submit a few Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso Manston will! Estate of Giles Bennett, «let eased— David Critchlow is now living in -he i leave Sunday for a three mouths visit Patents were recorded this week from plain facts regarding the Nor las on business Thursday. fOTICK ii hereby given that at a school «tetate close«! ami executrix discharged. Candidate for Re-Election. 1 meeting of sc hool district No. 2, of Polk Wagner property, corner of Jefferson ! in Minnesota, the eastern states, aiid the United States to Nelson P. Wheeler, mal School situation in Oregon to Boh. Davis and family started back Guardianship of C. N Tharp, an in- county. Oregon, to be held at Dallas, said dis and Mill, having sold his North Dallas home by the gulf route. conveying 86 land patents. east Thursday. trict, on the 6th day of November, 1910, there the voters o f Polk County. The comi>etent person— petitition set for property. will be submitted to the legal voters of said In commending Judge Galloway Judge hearing October 20, at 10 a. in. L. Lough and family have arrived Carl Sellers and wife went over to diMtrict the question of contracting a bonded Alex .Stafrin, whom we reported last hare from Iowa to make their home. State o f Oregon owns in fee sim Mrs. L. A. Ross and Miss Louise Mil W. M. Ramsey says : debt of 910,000 (ten thousand dollars) for the Three Rivers to visit. ple the property at Monmouth; [xirpose of completing the high school build- 4 A judge should love justice and hate ler, who have been visiting Mr. and week as injured in a railroad wreck His business is railroading. tig. now under course of construction at Dal the buildings and the ten acres Torn Hill was up in the mountain^ iniquity and |>osse8S a robust integrity, idra. AI vis Lynch, have returned to Ba ' near Chicago, will arrive next week for Marriage License«. las, Oregon, the vote to be by ballot, upon a visit with his brother, Conrad, while A tine specimen of a bald eagle was o f land about them. The State hunting. and he able to hold the scales of justice ker City. which will be the words “ Bonds—Yes" and the Fred II. Sloan «ml Iilandt Mulkey. convalescing. killed on an island near Salem yester o f Oregon will have one or more words “ Bonds— No.” Polls to be opened at 1 firmly and evenly. He should be no Jus. M. Tedrow and 8 »die Sliuttuek. C. E. Smart is going to move into Mr. res|»ector of persons, deciding for or Our public school now has 453 stu* \ o ’clock p. in., and remain open until 4 o’clock day, but uot before it put up a good Eltner Enes and Myrtle Hotnsn. p. m. Normal Schools, because we Barhams house in South Dallas. dents registered, w ithin one of the larg-1 Politics in Polk county is being com tight. against parties as their rights upjteur to By order of the board of school directors of C. E. Brinkman and Msry Allen. est registration of last vear, w hich is pletely overshadowed by the local option must have teachers--all the • chool district No. 2, of Dallas. Polk county, Lester Fry and Ed Bowser, of Penn him according to the measure of the Our account of the next chickau show John Ferguson and Jennie Moll. surely going some, and the school year j campaign. Speakers on both sides are Oregon. law. He should he “ no trimmer.” I States educate their teachers and sylvania, is woiking at the mill. Glen Dellaven and Belle Elliott. Dated this 12th day of October, A. D.. 1910. only two weeks old. Principal Ford now becoming frequt nt, and before it is was setu p last week, but crowded out. have known Judge Galloway for many (Signed) H. O. CAMPBELL. YV U Hill mid LeltkSyron. Mrs. Joel Shaw went to Portland years and 1 believe he posesses these ju asks us to inform patrons that next . over we may look for the accompani It rs nearly certain it will bo held on encourage their young men and Clerk. YVm. M. Pascal and Helen Wright. women to go to the State Nor Tuesday. week will be the last for registration in ; ments of Walking clubs, brass bands and the dates mentioned. dicial qualities. Lie has in more than possibly fireworks. the First A division. A change is made in the Sterling Fur mals for this special training: Mrs. Henline died last night at Falls one instance in the pasi shown that he Street Improvement Notice. niture company this week, the interest the United States government City. has the courage to stand by his convic Born, tn Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Dunn, of Mr. E. N. Hall haying been purchas maintains a National Normal, at tions of duty in difficult positions, and October 8 th, a bouncing h*by boy. Dr. To Joel Shaw, Agnes Campbell, Theo. Farring Mr. Wardie Kearns went to Portland if re-elected I believe he will maintain ed by his partners. Bollman impersonated the stark and ton. Heirs of the W. C. Brown estate, Ella Manila, P. I., with George N. yesterday. his high record for honesty and courage. our county treasurer is as happy as a Moffltt, Frank Cummins, and H. B. Taylor: Louis Lachmond yesterday bought Briggs as president. If it is good VOTICK is hereby given that the City Council lark at high tide. of the city of Dallas, Oregon, contemplates the Pet re lot of 200 bales of hops for 12 policy for all the other States, A county teachers institute is in ses passage of an ordinance requiring the im F ran k S tu m p Judge Gregory ftned a couple of lads the cents and the 241 bales of Gilbert & sion at the public school today and provement of those certain streets or parts of and it is for they are increasing Patterson for about the same price. Clarence Shultz was a Portland busi many teachers are present all over the M onday.for creating a distnrbance in streets in said city, adjacent to or adjoining the number, and for the U. S., it the hereiubclow described lots or parts oi lots county. Several prominent educators front of the Miss on Saturday night. or Owing to his large increase in prac certainly is for Oregon. Granted ness visitor this week. parcels of ground in the manner following, are present, and a most successful Our city officers should see that there tow lt: By the construction, of a new sidewalk tice Dr. D. I). Young will g(>end all of Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Boals returned meeting is underway, of which School are no loiterers there at night to crowd five feet four inches • wide, (i) , . mi the Brerib his time in Dallas, w here he w ill he then this argument, it becomes a from the coast Saturday. ig I lot 6 in block of Clay street adjoining Superintendent Seymour has promised the sidewalk and prevent passage, and side found at Ids office every day from 0 to 5. question o f location, taxes, etc. («evens’ L. H. Addition to Dallas; (2) on the there is a strict city ordinance against Harry Gay nor was a Portland visitor us a full report for next issue. north side of Clay street adjoining lo t« in AtCanton, Ohio,yesterday there was It goes without saying that the Sunday. block 1, Iscvens’ L. H. Addition to Dal)as;(3) Professor and Mrs. W. I. Reynolds, of it. oil the north side of Ash street adjoining lot 6 a warm discussion among the members location at Monmouth is ideal for The Itemizer clubs with any maga in block 7, Leveiis’ L. H. Addition to Dallas; Fonpo Manston went to Portland Sun Shaw, Oregon, and Mrs. T. D. Phillips, ot the United Evangelical conference this work. Easy of access, in a of this city, receive«! the sad news this zine or pii|>er printed. Remember this 4) on the east side of Jefferson street adloin- over the matter of giving Dallas college week of the death of three of the mem in preparing fur your fall mid winter nga part of lot 1 tn bloek 16, Dallas Original healthful locality; within easy day. town; also, on the west side of Htump street an endowment of $25,000. Ed Wilsons have moved to the Julia bers of the family in the Eastern States. raiding. adjoining lot 9 in bloek 16, Levens’ L. H. Ad reach o f the State capital, also of dition to Dallas; (6) on the west side of Ellis Ellis place on Water street. Dr. Marion Reynolds, u brother of Prof* We have just installed a new ruller, the metropolis, and surrounded street adjoining lot 9 iu block 3, Levens' L. H. feasor Reynolds ami Mrs. Phillips, was and now have one of the most complete by a rich rolling country it is addition to Dallas; (61 on the south side of Lee Smith went to Portland Sunday. killed in Chicago Thursday, by beliiR Maple street adjoining lot 1 iu block 18. Ellis’ feed plants on the Pacific coast for chop NEW TO-DAY Addition to Dallas; (7) on the west side of Main Julia Ellis has gone to Corvallis to struck by a street-car. Another brother ping, cleaning and rolling grain — 8. hard to imagine a place better street adjoining that parcel of ground des. rib- Rohert IL Reynolds, died Saturday at live with her daughter, Mra. Win. fitted for this work. Again the Ray & Co. 020 ed hs follows, town: Beginning 1».«0 chains his home in Waukegan, Illinois. Mrs. r NY ter «sh*, autom obil, hrnk«; children sooth and 30 feet east of the northwest corner Bogue. tf c h u ride or drive.—Dee Smith, Dallan. Mr. Myers will conduct a prohibition expenses for the students, many of the J. H. Lewis and wife donation land Laura Uterriweather, a sister of Mrs. W. claim in township 8 south, range 5 west, of the rally at the Salt Creek schoolhouse next o f whom are earning their own William Fanil returned to Portland I. Reynolds,died Saturday in Louisiana, Willamette meridian, in Polk county, Oregon; Sunday afternoon at 3 p. in. He will way, is here reduced to a min Monday, after a few days visit in Dal Missouri. The surviving members of \ good home for *«le. Not afraid of trains or thence east 7.06 chains; thence south 130 feet; make you think more than that he has »uence west 7.06chains- thence north 1*T feet las. the family in Oregon have the sympa •A automobiles.—Inquire at this office. tf imum. to place of beginning, except tract sold to C. L. already made hundreds of voters vote Mrs. Will Weaver is now able to, be thy of all in their ¿treat bereavement.— Crider ami Hperry; and stCp along the The question o f the taxes is dry. Observer. north side of said tract, deeded to the city of one in which we are all vitally up after two weeks illness. lot of good apples for sale.—Inquire of Wes. Dallas, being:*) feet in width; all in the city When asking change of address will Elliott, If of Dallas, Ptdk county, Oregon. Mrs. Wilson Ayres is recovering from concerned; it seems to us the sit subscribers kindly give the postoffice That the said sidewalks will be constructed A Naat Mad* From a L*af. of lumber at the time and In the manner to be they have been leceiving the paper at. uation reduces itself to this: the her recent sick spell. The tailor bird of India, a tiny yel U/ANTE ¿ —Plain sewing—Mrs. Hu mon. 70« h eld nailer prescribed by said ordinance: We cannot keep in our head theaudress- State owns and controls this Mr. and Mrs Stowe have returned That the cost of said sidewalks will be as 027 es of 1500 people, no matter how well property; a fair valuation o f it borne from a VTsit with relatives in Kings low creature, makes a most curious ™ Hayter Ht. sessed to the above-described pniperty fronting uost. To escape snakes and monkeys and abutting thereon. we may know them. Valley. That the city council will sit in the council would be more than one hundred this bird takes a «lead leaf, files up Into WANTED—A girl for general housework. No chamber in said city on the 17th day of Octo On October 28th, under tile auspices thousand dollars ($100,000.00); Clark Groves was in the city over Sun 013 a tree and with n fiber for a tlireud ” wanning. Phone 9x« ber. A. I)., 1910, at 8 o ’clock in the evening, to of the Epworth league, Rev. Geo. F. day. hear ami determine objections and remon- and It* bill for a needle sews the leaf Hopkins will deliver alecture entitled this is ready for operation as atram-os thereto, if any there be; and Miss Violet Mason is working for Mrs. to a green one hanging from the tree. ANTED—Man and team to work on farm That all owners and other persons In inter “ The American Tramp Abroad.” This soon as funds are provided for V V Phone est may aitend at said time and place and show The sides are sewed up. an o|HMilug to Rickreall 516. lecture is highly spoken of, ond it will paying this^expense; if a man William Weaver. 028 cause, if any they have, why said sidewalks be of much interest to every one attend pays a tax on one thousand dol should not be constructed. Mrs. Chauncev Crider returned from the nest thus form s! lielng left at the Done by order of the city council made this ing. Other notices appear later —Com top. The leaf, apparently hanging ANTED AT ONCE—Hampton’s Magazine 22nd day of August, A. D 1910. lars, ($1,000.00) this will cost Portland Monday. mittee. W wants a reliable man or woman in Pallas Witness iny hand and the official seal of the from n twig, would never be taken for Mr. ami Mr*. Jim Campbell returned him four cents only a year and to sell the fastest growing magazine in An eri said city of Dallas. Oregon, this 29th day of Second hand kitchen cabinet for sale a uest. ca. Earn 91 JO to 95 a day. Write immediate Heptember, A. D„ 1910. cannot cost him more till the law Monday from Portland. at Fidler’s cash store. CHAS. GREGORY, |y for ‘Halary Plan” and free outfit. Address Mrs Laura Coovert was visiting rela ( s * ai .] Auditor amt Police Judge of “ Von,” Hales manager, Hampton Magazine, 8ft is changed by the people. If he The Only Kind. * To decorate and really improve a room Dallas, Oregon, West 86th Ht., New York. NJ tives in Amity last week. “ It would be a go«nl idea If brains at reasonable cost, three things are re pays taxes on five hundred dol Edward King was visiting his moth lars, ($500.00) then two cents a quired. First, elimination of superflu c*mild be gone over and renovated now Notice of Final Settlement. / OYH! GlRLH! Free Columbia Byclcies for a ous articles; this is extremely important year, etc. If this property is er, Mrs. Fred Rich, last week. and then." a little easy spare-time work for Hampton and costs nothing. Second, the right abandoned it will have to he pur Hzlne. Bend postal for wonderful ire«* HI Mrs. Arthur Follette is on the sick “ If that were possible some brains Magai* OTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned cycle offer. Address “ Bicycle Ciub,” Room division of the walls. Third, a careful as administrator of the estate of Martha J. list. would have to ho renovated with a cyeYe MS, 66 West 31th st., New York. NS Brown, deceased, has filed his Anal account in ; selection of wall paper and hangings. chased by the tax payers at a vacuum cleaner." — Baltimore Ameri the county court of the state of Oregon for Mr. Charles Ziggler is now able to be very much greater outlay of These need not be costly, but must la* p.dk county, and that Saturday, the 29th day tan. right in color, texture and pattern.— money, for real estate in the Jut after a spell of the lever. COCK fine Taffla Allies for sale, and two grad «>f l>ct«d*er, 1910, at the hour of 10 o’clock in the Novemlier Designer. I ed Jersey cows coming in soon —J. M. Bur forenoon of «aid day at the court room of th Charlie Lvdick has returned home towns is very high, and when •aid county court iu the city of Dallas, Oregon, ford, Dallas. N3 ha« been appointed by said court as the time It is probable that in the near future the number and size o f the build from the reform school. and ;da« e for hearing of objections to tha said a proposition will !>e presented to the ings are considered, as well as Mr. ami Mrs. Jean Doan have gone account and the settlement thereof. EEK lor isle tiy the quarter st all limes_—J. Anal iniMiness men of Dallas for the estab Dated and A m published Hept. 29. 1910. the large campus, it tells its own j «■»’* « v'"'1 h ''*» r»l»Hves. M b rg g s, trail««, Ore|un : ------------ 1 H. M. Ki IS. lishment here of a patent washboard Administrator of the estate L. D. Brown, We hsye 14 seres just on the rity line Mrs. I)r . F .m bm W-ft Malar-lay (or a manufactory which has been proven a story. of MarthaJ. Brown Attorney that oar client lias agreed to pnrt with great success, but now inoperative on When a man stops and thinks j v sit with her -laughter. Mrs. Guthrie, I UHI—a .mall lime hook between Palls, slat deceased. for estate (or $8000. There is no liner linililini, L jew l"ville on Meplember ZSth. Liberal re- account of the high price of oak in the this over it is simply a plain Mr. ami Mrs Hewitt have retnriMxl spot «round here, «ml tile rity has al ward for return. T. R. Gnxik, Monmouth No. east. The plant will employ any* here 030 I. Equalization Board Meeting. from 10 to 20 men. ‘'W hat Dallas need* business proposition, and there is j from an extended stay at their prune most encroached ii|«in it. Ten acre« ot tliia tract ia already planted to the heat is a number of diversified factories, and no argument on the tax side at orchard. on Monday! m «i «»n »w n w i/. they wlli come. all against the proposition. We! Mrs. yv . V Biown, of New here, »la- n l keeping apples. It is a bargain for a ;OR HALF.—Three young graded Jeme y co • s N OTICE it hereby given that Will U- freak this fall and winter. U. J the 17th day f of October. 1910, the Board of I V h 'In home or (or aubdiviaion purpose«. Who relatives in Dallas this week. «/•JO Equalisation will m *et In the ctinnly court Beck, Dallas, Route I box 6* I have a new 5-room bungalow in feel to urge the voters to think j will anap it up while kite price ia low? house Ht the city of Dallas, in the count« of N. L. Guy is having hi* house remod Portland, valued at $3500 and some | this over carefully, for our posi- Polk. Mate «»1 Oregon, to examine and correct |8000, only 12000 of it caab', will boy eled. cash, which I will exchange for a. farm. i tion is ritrht on this matter. AVE you a gentle, true h o n e that jrou de the assessment mils, to correct all errors in 80 acres of land witiiin one mile of This swell bungalow i* close to a cnrliue sire kept ingiHa! shape during the winter? valuation, description* or qnalitie« of land, Mr. and Mr*. Cal Headley have re- school and church, on free delivery lota or other property, or Incorrectly oaaeared in the H iwthorne district, has large ^1* as to description or quantity, or where assess 1 turned to Portland, after an extended route, ami font miles from town. 41 If ao, tell this o flee. bed rooms, clothes clonet*, reception ed in the name of a person or persona not the WILLAMETTE SESSION ENDS. stay in Dallas. acres are cleared and the balance ia in owner thereof, or assented under or beyond the hall, porcelain bath, washbowl, kitchen BOIT MIO aerea of gtain land tor rent.—In* actual c*iah valne thereof, ami to assess all W. II. Boals wan a buninesa visitor in oak Krnha. There Is a fine apring and with pantry, stationary hath tubs in quire of J. M. Brigg«, box 260, Dallas. Ore. lands, ’ ot« or other property appearing to have ii o r (1 acre« can be irrigated Home OB) Inde(MMidence Tuesday. basement, gas and electricity, a dandv been omit ted or that was not a*se««ed. Ministers and Elders Meet at Inde stock will go with the place. Petitions or a »»plications for th-» rejection or fireplace, in the best neighl»orhood, pub Mr. Henry Muncott ha* pone back to a particular assessment »hall be made in writ lic school within three blocks Write pendence in Force 182 acre«, all in cultivation except a L*OR HALE— 16 patent double achool «leak« at ing verlAed by the .ath of the •Fpll*'«»« or hi* wodk, after a few «lays visit st home me what you have to trade. Ralph Ack few treca around the hoitae. About 100 • half price. G<iod aa new.—Jamea K. Heart, hi» attorney, and l*e filed with the board dur* , ing the fits! week it U by law required to be In ley, 605 Corbett Bldg., Portland, Ore. K. C. Holiday returned home from acres in cultivation. House of eight McCoy. -». «Hlon.and any petition or applicant not so Independence. Or.,Octol*»r 12.—(S|>e- Portland Huntlay. rooms, large U rn, granary and hen made, varlded and Aled. shall not be consider* The most enthusiastic crowd that hae Oscar Holmes was a business visitor liott e. Sixty acres of Isdtoui land, and ItREHHMAK1SO done. Call at 612 Main at »•<1 or acted upon by the lioard. greeted any sj»eaker since our campaign cial.)— The Presbytery of the Willam Date-1 September ¿2nd. A. ette in the i l e which » l i n il l lias i n s l»«en * i» n i »ession bmi i in n __ i . . . tf all the place Is black loam «oil. There D or phone 29. two years ago assembled at the court r Calvary Presbyterian church for the last to a e po m a. ia a family orchard, and «0 voting cher Assessor of Polk County, Oregon. house Tuesday evening to hear Rev. two «lay*, cftcNK'ri it* *e*aion* last e v e n ! Mr* Chat. Bilyeu i* visiting relative« ry tree«. It 1« within % mile of station I.*on Myers, pastor -4 the Christian Lincoln sheep; i - *»..nlv at 1 \ very choice registered ] ing An umiomtly large nurnbor of n Dalla* thi* week. r/ |rh ,o r b ■ , ■ j I j j. TL* uveck Mon YVe can aell this for a abort tint e only at j \ church of this city, answer the argu ti mouth. Nr. 1. Pbe » No 4 White. $75 an acre ments of ex-Mayor H ue. The way Rev minister« ami dd ers te n t present, ami ' the *e«*ion was a mo<l enjoyable ami Myers gave statistic* that completely 85 acre«, fi acres in cultivation, 8 I successful one. Rev. J. F. Lyon, of New* V in a D i e b r o w covered every argument put up by Mr. more clew rad. bwhmce covered with fine R HALE -OP head of goats «■•»tly B a nn tea, la tter Toll hna gone up iu the moun oak and fir tilnh-r. The finest of land. yO Rose snrnrisod even his closest friends. , Irertt. delivered an address la«t evening D. Hteffy, Dallas. I and two young sows. on "Religion* Education” to a crowded tain* to (‘ook. If At the cl<w*e of hi* address a call was Spring on place. All fenced. Price, house. The inoHemlor o f Ibe Presby made for fund* to carry on the dry cam Little Herman Com «lock got hi* fin $i40t). $11100 cash. 3*v miles lo county tery vim Kev B. H. Bak r, of Florence. paign and in a few miuutes over $200 Met, % to school. Half of it lava nice /: bead of nannte goats lor tale by C. The most of the minister* will go di ger hurt in the ringer Tuesday. DO «-hofosky, Dallas. was raised, the largest amount ever and can nearly all 1 * plowed. rect to Pendleton, where the Hynod of Mr*. F. K. Com*t 4 H:k got home Hnn- raised in Dallas for temperance work at Oregon will convene Thursday evening 5 acre« in city limits, 4 acres set to d ty and «.«v* that her mother, Mr*. Liv- a n y one meeting. NTED—A fre«h milch c # t at Holi II. H. Hir*chl»erg. prevalent of the ingood ia getting better. fruit trees two years ago. New 4-room dairy. If you want to get quick action on Monmouth dt Independenee railroad, house, besides bathroom and porclie«. Merle ami Glen Holman went to Port Y’ crv desirable location. Price, $3tJU0; your property, list itwitli the Iteiniser placed a special train at the disposal of family Concern. Be-ides their three the minister* and delegate*, and the land Wednesday afternoon. ball cash, balance lime at 0 per cent. pONY f« r aale—Ganti* otfh-es in Dallas, thev have one in Chi- Presbvtery was taken to Mon month, C o a d . D a ll a s . Lev. and Mra. Pasco have juat arrived cage, one in Portland, and other con- two mile* west, ami coiiducte«) through from Michigan. Itemizer Realty Concern ring Dr. Hunt U n recent arrival from A l \v vNTtt>— t r*«»s you«« rWlni pony st tbs people to thi* county than all other B V. Butler, p re-ident of the normal ” Dot«h (arm. » bany, Dallas, Ore. • meant of advertising now in exiateuce. co m m it««. Coinings and Goings of Citizens of Dal las and their Friends. f Taking Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound N r BISHOP READY TAILORED CLOTHES $10.00 to $30.00 1 Here are Suits and Overcoats good for that TIRED Feeling — they are such a relief to the man who has grown weary of Com mon Stocks. The way they are modeled and made, and styled and tailored, is only a little less surprising than they are PRICED. We have reputation for build ing good’ clothes, and this Fall the showing is adapted to make any man proud. Come, let us make a NEW man-of you. A M N REAL ESTATE SNAPS K H A L SC O T T ’S EM ULSIO N Salem Woolen Mills Store «
