C A N C E R O F T H E L IP
Sum m ons.
A n n o u n c in g
T h e N e w T y p e w r ite r w y
O LIV ER No. *
The Best at Any Price
In the Circuit Court of the S tate of
and
jregou for Polk County.
FACE
Amy G. Chltty, Frank Lane, A lice I.
its different forms and
D em psey, Frank V. Brown, Arvilla
Munson, A. N. N ew bill and Sadie C.
L A T E S T S C IE N T IF IC
N ew bill, Mury A. Graham, M. D.
TREATMENT
W illson, L. I). Leighton and Em m a
by
L. Leighton, P laintiffs, vs. John L.
E L E C T R IC IT Y
Sh elton , W illiam F. S h elton , Jam es
M. Sh elton , Evan L. Shelton, Eliza
as used by
Sh elton , May E. Shelton,
Annie
D R T O EL.
E ANNOUNCE
AN
AMAZING
M O D E L —
H ayes, O rville H ayes, Lizzie Moody,
C ancer of th e lip usually ap­
G eorge Moody, Martha J. Chapman,
The O L IV E R No. 7— a typewriter of superexcellence, with
C harles Chapm an, L ucretia R ich­ pears on the low er lip, though
automatic devices and refinements that mark the zenitf
ardson, “John" Richardson, W illiam occasionally it is iound oil the
(V W ilson, Fredrick H. W ilson, Min­
T he form found on
of typewriter progress. A marvel oHbeauty, speed and easy ac­
n ie
Prior,
D ella
P ierce,
Lee upper lip.
P ierce, May Baker, J. W. Baker, the low er lip will affect th e lym ­
tion. Tjpewriting efficiency raised to the nth power.
D aisy C. W ilson, Edward C. W ilson, phatic glands on th e neck far
the unknown heirs of Solom on Sliel- earlier th a n the one on the up­
The O L IV E R No. 7 embodies all previous Oliver innovations
tcn , deceased ; also all other p ersons
arid new self-acting devices never before seen on any typewriter.
or parties unknown claim in g any per lip, the beginning is usually
right, title, esta te, lien or in terest a sore th a t refu ses to heal. This
A leap in advance which places The Oliver ten years ahead of its.
in the real esta te described in the is o iteu caused by th e irritation
time. So smooth in action, so light to the touch, so easy to run
com plaint herein, defendants.
from a partly broken pipe stem ,
To Martha J. Chapman,
Charles
that experts are amazed.. .A model that means to the typist de
'hapm an, Fredrick H. W ilson, M innie or from broken teeth , in fact
Prior, D ella P ierce, Lee P ierce, L izzie an ything th a t irrita te s the m u­
lightful ease of operation.
Moody, G eorge Moody, Lucretia Rich­ cous m em brane of th e lip con­
A model that means a high standard of typewriting, longer ardson, “John” Richardson (w h o se
stan tly will often cause cancer. T W E N T Y -S IX Y E A R S AGO.
Christian nam e is unknown to plain­
and better service.
tiffs), W illiam C. W ilson, D aisy C. W il­ As a rule it is found in people
The No. 7 is now on exhibit and sale at all Oliver Branches son, May Baker and J. W. Baker, and over 40 years of age, b u t occa­ Taken From the Files of the
Itemizer of June 2, 1888.
to the unknown h eirs of Solom on sionally it is seen in younger
and Agencies throughout the United States.
Sh elton , d eceased ; and a lso to all people.
»ther p ersons or parties unknown
Miss G usta Palm er, of Salem ,
T he can cer first form s a sore
laim ing any right, title, esta te, lien or
n terest in the real esta te described place, then a grow th form s th at was visiting h er sister, Mrs. H.
n the com plaint h erein, of the above- will som etim es tak e in one-half B. Cosper.
lam ed defendants:
Miss Nellie B reym an and Nel­
of the lip and involve th e angle
In the nam e of the S tate of Oregon:
In very m uch lie Boise w ere ru sticatin g a t the
t'ou are hereby notilied to appear and of the m outh.
.nsw er the com plaint filed again st neglected cases th e en tire lip hom e of Judge R. P. Boise n ear
ou in the above en titled Court and m ay be affected.
From here here.
uit w ithin six w eek s from the date of it may even spread to th e face,
This w as th e last issue of the
he first publication of th is suin-
nons, to-wit, on or before the 3rd o r to th e neck, som etim es even Item izer
edited by G raham
lay of July, 1914; and if you fail to the to n g u e eating aw ay the Glass, he having sold to W. A.
o to answ er, for w ant thereof, the floor of the m outh.
Wash.
•laintiffs w ill apply to the Court
A m etastasis to in tern al o r­
or a decree as prayed for in said
Dallas w as to have a new
is com paratively rare.
om plalnt, to-wit: T h at the d efen d ­ gans
ants herein m ay be required to se t Daath o iten
occurs from the flouring mill and im provem ents
orth the nature of their claim s in and cancer eating into one of the on the race w ere to be m ade to
0 all th ose certain tracts and parcels
the extent of $2,000.
>f land described as follow s, to-wit: arteries and causing fata l hem ­
in o th e r eases death
Col. Irish delivered a lecture
Phe w est half of lot No. 4, in Block No. orrhage.
!, In Conkey’s F irst Addition to the occurs from the absorption of in th e city hall M onday evening.
own (now city ) of D allas, in Polk th e cancerous poison.
A g reat m any from Salem w ere
’ounty, S tate of O regon; ow ned by
Cancer of th e hp is one of the present and also a good m any
he plaintiff Amy G. C hitty; the south
lalf o f Lot No. 5, in Block No. 2 in easiest cancers to cure, if taken country visitors.
'on k ey’s First Addition to the town in tim e, and if th e proper m eans
Joseph Newbill, aged 20 years,
now city ) of Dallas, in Polk County, are employed.
T he knife of died a t the Good S am aritan ho s­
)regon, owned by Frank Lane; the
;ast half of Lot No. 4, In Block No. 2 coure gives a very poor chance. pital in P ortland, being one of
n C onkey’s F irst Addition to the town During the cu ttin g operation the
(now city ) of Dallas, in Polk County, knife becom es infected w ith the the u n fo rtu n ate victim s of the
accident described above.
Oregon, owned by A lice I. D em psey;
cancer germ s and cells, the
Lot No. 5 in Block No. 11, in Conkey’s
At a picnic given by the te a c h ­
lym phatic vessels
Second Addition to the town (now blood and
pen ny. W e s h a ll
even
T h t n ew m od el h a s m o re im p r o v e ­ v a n c e d o n e
•ity) of D t l l l l , in Polk C ounty, O re­ opened by the knife in cutting e rs’ association, School S uper­
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m en ts, re fin e m e n ts a n d n e w u s e s t h a n
-a -D a y p u r c h a s e p la n , th e s a m e a s on
No. 7 in Block No. 11, in Conkey’s
w e can e n u m e ra te here.
presented by Prof. Campbell
p r e v io u s O liv e r m o d e ls.
Second Addition to the town (now lent place for reinoculation with
T h e “ c u s h io n e d k e y b o a r d ” w it h “ a»,
with an elegant gold chain and
T h e O L I V E R N o . 7, is e q u ip p e d w ith
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c h o r k e y s ” a n d the n e w a u to m a t ic f e a ­
th e f a m o u s P r in t y p e , if d e s ir e d , w ith
7wned by Arvilla Monson; Lot No. 1, wound is sewed up, and the M asonic charm .
t u r e s m e a n le ss w o r k fo r th e h a n d s,
o u t e x tr a c h a r g e .
n Block No. 12, in Conkey’s Second germ s and cells m ultiply as in a
le ss s t r a in fo r th e e y e s, le s s m a n u a l
While pu ttin g on a roof fo r th t
Y o u o w e it y o u r s e lf to s e e t h e new
Vddition to the town (now city) of
a n d m e n ta l effort.
A new c a n c e r soon Oswego Iron & Steel Co., the
m a c h in e b e fo re y o u
buy
any
typ e
Dallas,
Polk County, O regon, owned by hot-bed.
/Ith a ll th e se m a s t e r ly m e c h a n ic
w r it e r at any p rice .
N o t e its b e a u ty
broke,
precipitating
V. N. N ew bill and Sadie C. N ew bill; form s in th e sc a r from th e re ­ scaifold
al Im p r o v e m e n ts w e h a v e m a d e tne sp e e d a n d e a s y a c tio n , it s w o n d e r f u
,ot No. No. 2 in Block No. 12, in Con­ moval of the old one.
three of the w orkm en to the
m a c h in e m o re b e a u tifu l a n d sy m e t- a u t o m a t ic d e v is e s . T r y it o n a n y w o r l
e y ’s Second Addition to the town
W hen th e can cer is treated ground, a distance of 40 feet
rical. F r o m e v e ry . s t a n d p o in t T H E t h a t is e v e r d o n e o n t y p e w r it e r s . T r y
now city ) of Dallas, In Polk County,
O L I V E R N o. 7 a t t a in s s u p e r la t iv e e x ­ it on m a n y k in d s of w o r k t h a t n o oth e i
injuring two of them very seri­
)regon, owned by Mary A. Graham; with ealing salves o r plasters
cellence.
t y p e w r it e r w ill do.
>eginning 29.60 ch ain s ea st and 13.73 the pain is co n tinuous for hours ously.
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•f the ”L” of the D. L. C. o f Solomon ly eat th e ir w ay into th e flesh
liallston.
m en ts,
Im p r o v e m e n t s
and
c o n v e n ­ m a k in g in n o v a t io n s a s v is ib le w r it in g
Uielton and w ife, Not. No. 1953, Claim
ie n c e s fo u n d on th e N o. 7 r e p r e s e n t an v is ib le r e a d in g , P r in t y p e . etc., s h o u l '
lo. 52. in Tp 7 S. R. ft W. o f W ill. Mor. the can cer g e n .is and cells art-
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1 Polk County, Oregon, which said driven into the glands, and o tte r
Real Estate Transfers.
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its v a lu e — ^the p ric e h a s n o t b ee n a d ­ m e th o d o f o p e ra t io n .
egin n in g point la also 1.07 chains m ultiply quicker th a n th e plas
outh of the S. VV. corner of the Abel ters destroy the original cancel
S urbrina E. McCulloch to
Tglow mill lot; and running thence
a : y J. Crum ,6 Vo acres 6-5.
est 73 feet; th en ce south 110 foet, T he resu lt is a rteu rn of tlu
h en ce east 78 feet; thence north 110 cancer in the glands, m ore d an ­ # 1000 .
Eleanor Field B utler to Albert
net to the place o f beginning, bein g a gerous th an the first on in th t
18 Union St..
P. O. Box 1834, Seattle, Washingtor •art o f the said Solom on Shelton and
deal, 36.12 acres, 8-6, $1.00.
lip.
vife D. L. C. ow ned by M. I). W illson :
Doc to r Toel has for 30 years
L. L. W hiteaker to A.L. Thom -
egin n in g 28.42 ch ain s oast and 13.75
halns south of th e N. W. corner of used electricity in his operations
ts, lot in Independence, $750.
he “L” of the P L. C. o f Solom on for can cer of the lip; there is
W. P. Craw ford et ux to F. M.
helton and w ife, Not. No. ..,03, Claim absolutely no loss of blood, the
Slack, 60 acres 9-4, $10.00.
No. 52, In Tp. 7 S. R. 5 W est of the
blood
and
lym
phatic
vessels
art
Vlll. Mer. In Polk County, Oregon,
Jacob Lesser et al to George
which said beginning point is also securely sealed up by th e elec­
V
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Looney, 4.46 acres, 9-4, $554.
L07 ch ain s south and 78 feet w est of tric cu rren t, so th a t no reinocu­
the S. W. corner o f the Abel llg lo w lation is possible.
H. Z ophar T h arp et ux to E d­
nflll lot; and running th en ce sm ith
A re tu rn of (he cancer aftei win B. W intowf, lots in W est
!0 feet: th en ce w est 55 feet; th en ce
iorth 110 feet; and th en ce e a s t 55 one of his electrical operations Salem , $10.00.
*eet to the place of begin n ing, being is
consequently a very great
M ark E. Elliott et al to A. E.
i part of said Solom on Shelton and ratify, while a fte r knife opera­
Bell, 31 acres 7-4, $10.00.
vlfe D. L. O. ow ned by L. I). Leighton
M artha Moeller to Jos. Thiel,
•nd Emma L. L eighton, and that all tions it is ab o u t 75 per cent.
m !verse claim s of d efen d an ts m ay be T he electrical operations as p er­
i acre 7-3, $10.00.
leterm ined by a d ecree of said Court: formed by him are alm ost pain­
B. W. R obinson et ux to M ar­
U N D E R A U S P IC E S O F T H E
Y ‘hat by said decree it be declared
less. and the d an g er of driving tin J. and Zella Sm ith, 11.77
nd adjudged that th e said d efen dan ts
and each of them h ave no esta te or 1n- th e germ s and cells into th e acres 8-6, $1900.
<*rest w h atever in or to said land and glands as in the use of plasters
J. O. S ta a ts et ux to J. W. Mc-
hat the title o f th e plain tiffs to their and salves, is absent, as the Bee, 48.73 acres, 9-5, $10.00.
p s p ^ tlv e tracts therein Is good and
operation is perform ed in a few
Albert J. W hiteaker et ux to
alid; and that the said d efen dan ts
31.65
•nd ea^h of them be forever enjoined m inutes and rem oves the cancel F ranklin B. W hiteaker,
•nd debarred from a ssertin g any a t once instead of piecemeal as acres,8-5, $10.00.
Malms w h atever in or to said land ad- with plasters.
W. O. Cook et al to F ran k B.
orse to plaintiffs, and that the plnln-
C ancers of o th er p arts of the W hiteaker, road, 8-5, $10.00.
Iffs m ay have such other relief as
face ap p ear usually in th e form
F rank B. W hiteaker et ux, to
nay seem m eet with equity.
This sum m ons, ny an order o f the of ulcers th a t refuse to heal and heirs of B. F. W hiteaker, road.
Ton. J. B T eal, County Ju d ge of will often rem ain for years. Hut 8-5, $10.00.
°olk C ounty, Oregon, m ade at Cham ­ suddenly they will tak e on a
Fred Cox et ux to John Cox,
bers at Dallas, O regon, on the 20th
lay of May, 1914, Is served upon you m ore m alignant natu re, spread lots in W hite’s add. to Independ­
’»v the publication thereof, for a period over a large part of the face, or ence, $700.
if six co n secu tiv e and su cc essiv e eat deep into the bones.
Carl Johnson et al to Antic
weeks im m ediately rrlor to th e 3d
E lectricity as used by Dr. Mary Jacobson, 15 acres, 6-5
lay of July, 1914, in the Polk County
tom izer, a n ew spap er of general Tool is here also the best rem - $ 10 . 00 .
-im itation printed w eek ly at Dallas, edyy.
M ary M ilhouser to Lena Odell
:n said ('ounty. T he d ate of th e first
Dr. Toel has for 30 years 12 acres. 9-4, $1.00.
m ibllcation of this sum m ons Is May m ade a specialty of electrical
Dallas Warehouse and
Manufacturing Co.
N o oth er baking
p o w d e r will raise
nicer, ligh ter b is­
cuits, cakes and
pastry, none is more
pure and wholesome
W
(Successors to Barham Brothers)
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■ Building Materials of every kind (except Lumber)
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Cement, Sand, Gravel, Brick, Shingles,
Plaster, Fence Posts, Drain Tile, Build­
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Metal Lath, Corner Beads, j Fire Brick,
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Commencing JUNE 16th
And Closing JUNE 20th
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Tuesday, - Rickreall Night
Wednesday, - Falls City Night
Thursday, - Independence Night
Friday, - Monmouth Night
Saturday, Salem and Dallas Night
$ A grand, gala time. All the a-
4» musement furnished by the
£ Pollon-McClalland Amusement Co.
% 3 Big Free Acts
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4 Big Riding Devices
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10 Big Shows
The Carnival will close Saturday
night with Confetti and serpen­
tine. Come and have a good time
21. 1914
BROW N. SIBLEY A BELT.
A ttorneys for the Plaintiff».
A d m in is t r a t o r ’s
N o tic e .
N otice Is hereby given , to whom It
may concern, that the undersigned
uas been duly appointed ad m in istra­
trix of the esta te of C larence Aikman,
deceased , by the Hon. County court
of Polk ('ounty, Oregon. All persons
indebted to said e s ta te are hereby
notified to se ttle sam e at once, and
all p ersons holding claim s again st
said esta te are hereby notified to p re­
se n t the sam e duly verified, w ithin
six m onths from the d ate h ereof
Dated at D allas. O regon, th is 22nd
day of May. 1914
RACHEL M. AIKMAN.
A dm inistratrix of above nam ed esta te.
“Mlblev A Eaktn, A ttorneys
N o t ic e t o C re d it o r « .
N otice Is hereby given that the un ­
dersigned was, tm the 16th day of
April, 1914, duly appointed ad m in istra­
trix of the esta te of Melvin G. G reene,
deceased , by the County Court o f Polk
('ounty, Oregon, and has qualified. All
persons h aving claim s again st said
esta te are notified to p resent the sam e,
duly verified, as by law required, to
the undersigned at the law’ office of
Brown. Sibley A B elt, 610 Mill Street,
Dallas. Oregon, w ithin six m onths from
the d ate hereof
Dated and first published April 23
1914
RHODA B GREENE.
Adm inistratrix of the e sta te of
Melvin G. G reene, d eceased.
Brown. Sibley A Belt,
A ttorneys for A dm inistratrix.
Second-hand m agazines
this office, 6 cen ts each.
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All
cleared and u n d er fence, b u t no im
provem«*nts.
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40 acres, all fenced, th ree m iles from
tow n; 15 acres in orchard a i d c u ltiv a I
tio n ; 400 2-year-old p ru n es; good build- ;
ings; $100 per acre.
We h av e fiv e acres of well im proved
hill land close to tow n fo r sale a t a
reasonable price.
50 acres hill lan d h a lf u n d er c u ltiv a ­
tio n ; all good f r u it lan d ; 1 m ile from
d a tio n . $60 p e r acre.
54 acres, 4 miles from D allas,
mile
from school, 3-4 m ile to railro ad s ta ­
tion, -«onto f r u i t ; good im provem ents;
18 acres u n d er c u ltiv a tio n ; in a fast
leveloping co m m unity; p rice $120 per
acre. 7 room house, barn »0x00, 8 acres
u A. P. ch errie s in bearing.
30 acres on c ity lim it line of Dallas,
on co u n ty road and ra ilro a d ; no ini
p ro v em en ts; all under cu ltiv atio n and
r'euced; fin e lo g an b erry land.
Good 5-room house and 4 acres 3-4
mile from courthouse, D allas; splendid
o u tb u ild in g s, fin e garden spot, excel­
lent chicken-house and y ard s. An ideal
little hom e, and price rig h t.
be easily cleared. T here are two acres
of o rch ard , th e balance of land being
open p a stu re au d tim b er. L ocation, 6
miles from D allas, 3 miles to F alls City,
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A larg e lo t w ith 6-room house aud
;ood b arn a t $1,000, on good term s.
T w o sp len d id homes in h e a rt of city
a t $2400 each-.
MILK
Rich, Sweet Cream
Delivered to you
At 20 Cents a P in t
House an d lot, 2 blocks from public
school; p rice $1,100.
160 acres, 50 acres in c u ltiv a tio n , 50
leared and in p astu re, b alan ce in tiin
*er. Good 8-room house, b arn an d out
b u ildings; 6 acres of o rch ard , mostly
»runes, som e apples. 3 m iles from Dal-
as. P ric e $10,000. T erm s, h a lf cash.
GUTHRIE DAIRY
From
205 acres, 8% m iles south of Dalias.
T h ere are 70 acres of bo tto m land, 50
lores slashed, 40 acres of good second j
W ith in 6 m iles o f D allas we h av e a
r a c t of 98 acres, all under cu ltiv atio n ,
.vithout o th er im provem ents, th a t can
>e bought fo r $90 an acre. All good
Mack soil, rolling, a u d is close to school
ind p o sto ffice.
Pure Clean Milk
■
40 acres f ru it lan d 3 m iles from P er
rvdale, on co u n ty road a n a R. F. D.,
One of th e b est business locatio n s in
town, 50-foot fro n ta g e ou M ain s tre e t;
$5,000.
I
We have the Clerks and the Goods
SIMONTON & SCOTT
South of the Court House, Dallas
H av e 5 % acres, A\'.2 acres set to ap- | \
pies, 14-year-old trees, B aldw in, Rome B
B eauty, N ew tow ns au d Ben D avis va- j
iieties. P lace has good co m fo rtab le 3- i
room house an d good b arn , well saw
ABANDON IMPROVEMENTS. ity of th e p ro p erty o w ners on the
lust-lin ed apple house, aud o th er im ­
stre e ts affected w as read, ob­
provem ents. Is 1
miles from good
City Will Do No S treet Work jecting to th e proposed 16-foot
Town, school an d church.
20- an d 30 acre tra c ts fo r from $70 to
$300 per a c re ; larg er places a t from $35
i»er acre a n a up.
183 n.-rea w.'ll im proved; pood land;
D allas ou m ain county
road and ra ilro a d ; all under cu ltiv a
tio n ; $150 p e r acre. Good term s.
2 m iles from
mall fruits,
Five-room house, barn
in g down. So nervous I could not
get my rest at night. Would hav* ind woodshed
Dryer and warehouse
.lust o utside city limits
sin k in g sp ells and then so weak that m place.
I could not do m y work.“ A great *rice, $12.000.
m any women in the United State«
157 arr«> l b , milt* from Dallas, all
w ill recognise In th is description undor cultivation, on county road and
their own experience.
railroad; w e ll -improved an.l 7 mile» of
Mrs. Hill found a remedy. A fter tilin g on place; $150 per acre; good
taking four bottles o f re r u n s she terms.
gained In strength and flesh and wrote
us that she w as a w ell woman again.
She says. “I cannot thank you enough
All persons owing m e for
for m y recovery.“
T his Is no ordinary Incident. laundry work are hereby re-
T w elve years suffering, Four bottle« minded th a t their bills are lontr
of Peruna. Restored to perfect
health. 0ver-due.
„Co. h..i.h
Please i s e ’ the driv-
If Peruna can do th is for one woman
w hy can It not for another? Is It er. A. E. Palmer. , at or.cr and
not worth your a tten tio n - i* it settle and th u s avot.i the col-
not worth trying?
I tor.
Tbona who object to I h , u I$ modi-
n
201 acres, 2 m iles from P e rry d a le on
county ro ad ; 175 acres in c u ltiv a tio n ;
8-acre o rch ard ; creek crosses place; ;
some im provem ents. W ill sell all or in
sm all tr a c ts , or will tra d e fo r sm all
place n e a r D allas or F a lls C ity.
J. O. S ta a ts et ux to J. W. Mc-
2.27 acres in D allas; 6-room plastered
operations and treatm en ts.
Bee, 26.76 acres. 9-5, $10.00.
house; woodshed and sm all haru, 3 hen­
Dr. Toel can be found a t his
houses; ab o u t 300 f ru it trees. $3,2011
old office, 619 W ashington St.,
all b u t $1,450 cash.
Dallas. Oregon, one-half block
A 6-room house and sm all lot a t $800,
NERVOUS
JHEADACHES
east of th e S. P. depot, from 9
in gooil term s.
a. m. to 13 noon, 2 to 5 p. m., 7
A house and lot in D allas n e a r schoo
to S p. m., Sunday, 10 to 1 p. m., Heavy Feeling, as If My Brain ouse
for $1100.
Was Pressing Down
telephone 1303.
Mrs. Hill says:
A 12-acre tract n e a r D allas fo r $2200
Specialties:
“I cannot tell
For $3000, $2000 cash you can g e t a
C ancer and Tum ors.
you how m uch I
10-acre tra ct w ithin a m ile of D allas
have
s
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f
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e
d
No kni'o and no loss of blood. during the past
«ell improved and set to fruit, with
No plasters and pain for tw elve y e a r a.”
g
an am.
Tw elve years is
Tw o lots and a house in the KUia ad­
hours and days.
a long tim e for
dition for $1250.
Polypus, G oitre. Piles, Fistula, any one to su f­
40 acres o f fruit land,
ell located,
tism . Liver, S tom ach. Kidneys. fer. A great m ul­
f or $75 an acre.
Hladder.
P ro state,
Asthma, titude of wom en
this country
17 acres, 2 m iles from Dallas, at $90
Diseases of W omen, Skin and in
know
exactly
per acre, on good terms; one half in
Nervous Diseases, Neuralgia w hat Mrs H ill
u ltivation. Will make a nice home for
N eurasthenia, G out, Rheum a- m eans when she
■«ome one.
M RS. EFFIE H ILL.
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Bronchitls. C atarrh, Dyspepsia.
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32 acres all leared and nearlv all i in
______ „ Clintea
feeling, as If my
Consti|>ation.
Adv.
Ca., O hio.
cultivation. 1 acre* set to tree* and
brain w as press­
Item izer for artistic Job work
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B A R T O N Z P IG C > i
This Year.— Sibley Resigns
from Council.
m acadam w hich w as offered as
the sole s tre e t im provem ents for
this year. A fter h earin g the re­
m o n stran ce th e council, on mo­
tion of Dr. H ayter, voted unani­
m ously to aban d o n all street 1m-
provem ent w ork for 1914.
I T he resig n atio n of J. E. Sib­
ley as a m em ber of th e council
from th e th ird w ard w as read
by R ecorder G regory. It was
accepted an d on m otion of West-
over J. E. Miller w as unanim ous­
ly elected to fill th e vacancy.
Most of the tim e of the coun­
cil m eeting Monday evening was
devoted to a rehashing, discuss--
ing and alm ost cussing of an
1 ancient m a tte r—th a t of th e bill
of W. V aughn for connecting a
sewer, which bill had been re-
ected by a previous council. At
t he conclusion of it all the m at-
ior rem ained just w here it was
. t the beginning— Mr. V aughn
till holding the sack, alias his
bill.
Notice.
The co n tracto r who did the
All p erso n s know ing them ­
w ork presented a bill for som e selves indebted to m e will please
-toSn for work on th e c o u n ty 1 settle w ith m e in person, or they
toads within the corporate lim -lw ill find m y books at Mr. Man-
R®*
As the counoilinon
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d ru -
g store, m y form er
. "der 'lie im pression th a t they place of business.
Thanking
11 ad contracted w ith th e cou n ty 'm y p a tro n s fo r past favors, and
lo u rt to have this repair w ork b espeaking fo r m y successor
done, the bill was referred to th e sam e cordial support I re­
the finance com m ittee.
ceived from Polk county people,
J. I). Bevens m ade application I beg to rem ain, very respect­
M. D. ELLIS.
tor the job of street com m ission- fully,
Holm an for city a t-
,o rney. but the election of these
K. of P. Elect Officers.
officers were deferred until the
M onday nig h t M armion lodge
next m eeting.
K nights of F*ythias elected the
An ordinance proriding fo r a folow inK officers
special policeman to enforce th e
C- — " a lte r L. Tooze, Jr.
V. C.— Jo h n R. Sibley.
speed ordinance and providing
P re la te — W. A. Himes.
Liat his com pensation shall be
M. of F —J. T. Ford.
m the nature of fees to be taxed
K. of R. and S.—J. T. Ford.
as costs in the cases, and a n o th ­
M. of W.— Leif S. Finseth.
er relative to b etter fire pro tec­
M. of E.— D. P. Patterson.
tion were given th eir first read-
ings.
M at A.— T. E. Campbell.
I. G —J. R Allgood.
tl The n»a>or called atte n tio n to
<» 0 . — S. B. Taylor.
.¡le I1" 8? 16 co''<htion of one of
the bridges and several of th e
O rders ta k e n by the itemiz‘’r
sidewalks of the city.
!
fo r m onogram ed stationery f°r
A rem onstrance co ntaining private correspondence.
See
signatures of probably a m ajor- o u r sam ples.