Wvi i Crider.
poist County
u.rrlder and Santos coffee.
i r),nPIHUCi "
of screen doors at
4 jjeatAssu" ,
..- Bros.
u ' ffflo in town at Howe's.
i Best aou
? free.
f a and and window
! Screen u
'l,n. at Guy Bros.
Arr and Mrs. Frank Butler, of Falls
City, were in
rntoB Jacobson& Co. and learn
ltogo'to the World's Fair, free.
i . . nri Rflfl those oil cans at
Howe's: they never overfill your lamp,
f The easy running, quick freezing
ind of ice cream freezers at Guy
Bros.
! Tbe Amity Masons have let the con
tact for the construction of a brick
odge building.
1 Money of private parties to loan at
I cent on well-improved farms.
JlBLEf & EAKIN.
I jhe annual Christian Convention
Lued at Turner yesterday, and will
last until next Wednesday.
1 o,B, Burbank, of Pedee, made final
ioofon his homestead before County
I . r n I U Inof Tkufarlnir
rjflt Hi. iu. OIHIUU luuiouo;,
f Miss Bessie Young, formerly of this
lirv has been employed to teach in
leCorvallis public school thecoming
t Dr. Lowe has been coming to Dal
las for over fifteen years.
The Obseeveb office wants the print-
JUU oio panioutar about.
fin tn D T- I n
-v, , xv. auUoson s uo. and learn
now iu Bu io me world's Fair, free.
. V,: -'uco,my'une.20, to Mr. and
iui0. uienn urant, of this city, a son
v
u ox aw wnen you purchase
Dr. Lowe's superior classfis-pvo
j , " w w OU1U
Roanoke coffee-the best vnln i
town for the mnnpir T.,, u o.
Elhs are agents.
Mrs. W. C. Seifarth, of Portland lo
YiBiuugai me nome of her
Mr. and Mrs. E. Cadwell.
parents,
esr.
Dr. Lowe cure your head and
Ive ache with a pair of his superior
V r- 1 , 1. TT i . . . .
glasses, tonsuii mm ai aovai uan,
tune 26 and 27.
I Orville Shultz, Tom Stock well, Alvis
jhultz left for the Siletz country on a
aout-flshing expedition, Monday.
ffl. W. Conkey, of Independence,
las in Dallas, Saturday, attending to
business connected witj the estate of
lis mother, the late Mrs. F. . H.
jonkey, Mr. Pan Hey has been ap
iplnted administrator of the estate by
fodge Coad.
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Mr. aad Mrs. Walter C. Bignold, of
Jis city, and Mr. Percy Bignold, of
faukegan, Illinois, returned Mon-
!) from a few days' outing at New
jjott. They report fine weather at the
pchapda large pumber of people
striving daily at the Willamette
alley's favorite summer resort.
JjB, Tbielsen's dwelling house in
js!em narrowly escaped destruction
jjr fire, Tuesday. The blaze was
parted by a spark from the chimney
'Slling on the dry roof. The fire de
krtment did prompt work, and the
fre was put out before any serious
fainage was done.
JJohn P. VanOrsdel, assistant to
lief Engineer J. W. Coovert, was
wn from Falls City for a Sunday
Isit with his parents. Mr. VanOrsdel
lya the extension of the Dallas &
all8 City railroad is being steadily
Ished westward into the mountains,
fi that traius are now running over
early two miles of the new track.
fDavid Hughes, a brother of Mrs.
P. Eiggs, of this city, died at his
some in Auburn, Washington, Su,n
ay, after a long" illness' of con
im'ption'.' Mr. Hughes was an old,'
ssjdent of Western Washington, and
sjoyed a wide acquaintance. He
as an honest, industrious man, and
ju respected by all.
Have you seen the Insurirr-A
hivov
Line stoves? The kind that's abso
utely safe. At Guy Bros.
Miss Dora Eoy has secured emnlnv-
ment In the Young Women's Christian
Association building at the Lewis and
Clark Fair.
The "Lewis and Clark Ceotennini
U1' au otner late . instrumental
and vocal successes in Phonograph
records at Daniel's wall-paper store.
Dr. H. L. Toney, dentist : erradimta
of Ann Arbor, Michigan. Office up
stairs Uglow building. Hours 8 to 12
and 1 to 5. Examinations free. Phone
45.
Misses' Lizzie and Eose Parrot re
turned to their home in Roseburg,
Monday, alter a visit at the home of
their sister, Mrs. B. Casey.
John Taylor, of Lewisville, was a
uauas visitor, Wednesday. He is
gradually recovering the use of his
leg, which was broken in an accident
early last Spring, but is unable to
walk without the aid of crutches.
Miss Brittie McDevitt, of Portland.
and Miss Opal McDevitt, of Inde
pendence, are visiting their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDevitt, in
this city. Miss Opal will acoompany
her sister to Portland, and may decide
to continue her musical education in
the metropolis.
William B Daggett, of this city, was
one of the successful candidates for
admission to the bar last week, and is
now a full-fledged lawyer. He has
not decided where he will locate to
practice his profe&sion.
The office building on the corner of
Court and Jefferson streets, formerly
occupied by Dr. H. B. Stanley, was
moved this week to the lot west of the
Stafrin drugstore to make room for
the new residence of H. L. Fenton.
Mr. Fenton is getting the material for
his house on the ground, and the
carpenters will begin work immediately.
The Knapp oak sawmill in South
Dallas has a big lot of oak lumber on
the yard awaiting shipment. The
mill is cutting on orders, and is being
operated to its full capacity. It is re
ported that with the completion of the
extension of the Dallas and Falls
pity railroad into the big timber of
the Coast Range, the mill will be en
larged and will cut fir on a large
scale. The mill is already supplied
with switching facilities and yard
accommodations for a 60,000-foot mill.
GotO R. Jacohsnn Xr .-J i
u., . . . -"".. ouu learn
w K to the World's Fair, free.
V V rr..ii ..
. iiuouara, the Falls City
a8 a uanas visitor, Mon
Warren Cressv. a Drnmin.nt
Chant of South BfinH Wu.K
I Lit. . ' " 'O VIBll-
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Abel
UglOW,
Say! Have you tried Roanoke cof
v.. ""weming new 35 nta th
pound-three pounds for one dollar-
ljougnary & Ellis'.
vaw luuuuav arm TnnQ-ir m
J -.V-UUrJ. MJ
uuysoniy, June 2G and 27 rr t.
the well-known eye specialist, 'will be
iu -aiias, at Hotel Gail. Don't fail
io nave mm test your eyes for glasses,
.m.iB o una ureelev. a teaphpr in the
uurns, Oregon, public school, is
Bucsi hi me nome Of T)r nH ATr
If T- -r-i . . '
v. r.. Jmoree. The vounjy ladv
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win auena tne Portland Fair before
returning home.
vvirt, well-known in Polk
county as a traveling agent for
ijinn county nursery, dropped dead
in the corral at his home near Lebanon
last 1 nday. He had not been feeling
weuior several days. Mr. Wirt was
an old resident of Oregon, and had
many friends in the Willamette
Valley
Edgar King, of Revelstoke. B. C. is
yismng nis mother, Mrs. F. K. Rich,
in Dallas. He is a millwright and
carpenter Dy occupation, and has
assisted in installing some of the
largest milling plants in the North
west, Mr. King may decide to locate
in Oregon.
Forest Burer, until recently a resi
dent of Dallas, was drowned in the
Santiam river, Monday, while assist
ing in driving sawlogs. He had been
in the employ of a sawmill company
since leaving Dallas. The funeral
services were held at Marion yesterday
afternoon, aud were conducted by
Rev. D. M. Metzger, of this city.
C. H. Morris, owner of the Dallas
Mutual Telephone Switchboard, says
that orders for mutual phones are
pouring in from business houses and
residences faster than he can supply
the instruments. His linemen are
putting up heavy poles and additional
wires and are extending the system to
all parts of town. The business of
the Pacific States company is also
growing steadily, aud there are few
business houses in Dallas that are not
supplied with one or both phones.
The young people of the Christian
church will give a hay-rack party
this evening. They will leave the
Belt & Cherrington drugstore corner
at 8 o'clock, and will drive to the
pleasant farm home of Mr. and Mrs
Cass Gibson, near Rickreall, where
they will be entertained with music
and refreshments. The drive home
will be made shortly before midnight.
A merry time is anticipated.
Miss Nellie Collins and her sister,
Miss Ora Collins, arrived in Dallas
from Madison, South Dakota, Mon
day, to spend the summer vacation at
the home of their parents, J udge and
Mrs. J. L. Collins. Miss Nellie has
been a teacher in the South Dakota
State Normal School for many years,
and her sister is a student of that
Institution. Both are glad to get back
to Oregon to spend their vacation
iio to R. Jacobson & Co. and learn
how to go to the World's Fair, free.
Full-cream young American cheese, S
12 J cents a pound, atCrider's Grocery.
Mrs. Maude Muhlig, of Portland, is
vismng at me nome or Mrs. Hester 8
Vt. and Mrs. W. J. Farley are in
rortiana visiting relatives and attend
ing the Fair.
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For Furnishings that you like, come here. Our Styles are not like every other
Clothier's. We keep thing9 that are different. Styles that can't be found in every
store you enter. Furnishings can never be too fresh. Come here for your Shirts,
I
X Also, t'S VVOj J.AA0tiJf, t;b.)lllt JUU II 0 1 tUl 1 OVj U UiillO.
We search the best marKets for the best things and we g'et them too.
Miss Anna Soehren, of Des Moines.
lowa, left for Hillsboro, Monday.
alter a visit with her cousin, W. L.
Soehren, in this city.
Try our Roanoke coffee something ft
new. motning quite as good for the
money. Always uniform in quality
A trial will convince you. Loueharv
.talis are exclusive agents.
We carry Folger's famous Golden
uate teas, coffees, spices, baking
powder and extracts guaranteed ab
solutely fine and high grade. A trial
will convince you of their superiority.
Ijoughaey & Ellis.
J. w. Crider and two sons, Clay
and Walter, and H. L. Crider arrived
home the first of the week from a fish
ing trip to Rock Creek, in the Siletz
basin. They caught 1200 tiout and
gieatlyen joyed the outing.
Ihe Dallas Hardwood Handle
SriC St t Fur the crafrt your j.,, whether
handles. Work on the new factory w it be by land or water, we have a variety of" such requisites
The building will be built on the lot ft as Trunks, Bags, Hat Boxes, Suit Cases, Telescopes, etc.
norm or tne present iactory, ss
J! V A r 4
iess io ray lor l nem
OUR
ST
ft
r links and
ust
across the Southern Pacific track
After the building is completed, new
machinery will be added, and the
daily output of handles will be greatly
Increased.
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here than at most stores and longer service, because they're
til1 VkCt mini itl. -V . w 1 r- Vi Art n rt r n .v. n 1
A number of little folks were enter- IS 1 ' r
tainedata soap-bubble party at the & in every detail from little Hand Grip to extra large Suit
kAmA a itrn n T 1 . t- 5 fw
it being the anniversary of the birth- 2 ases ana iruilKS.
dav of hfer eranHBfjn Tvnn T.nrl Pnw. I JS
D , w.. ji- .. . .
and. ice cream and cake were served IS Dress Trunks, at $4.50 to $10.50 Leather Suit Cases $5 to $7.50
during the afternoon.' The children - - '
I 'm a I i m Iamh a . SfrVM A U." W Sill
ijueu'ig jjus, at iuu uu yu.w
vWit-Y ,A ffl
!COOD I. it
TRUNKS
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At Our Saturday Sale Tomorrow, June 24
Best
lc quality of Dress
Ginghams at
8ic yd.
One Day Only.
mill. vj4im 0
A Reliable Place to Trade.
Onr . . .... r., DALLAS. ORECON
present were: Darrell Shultz, Vir
ginia Miller, Bessie. Syron, lone
Merrill, Violet Merrill, Glenn Wagner,
Albert Wagner, Hazel Long, Muriel
Grant. Muriel Hall, Arthur Harris.
Fay Harris, Leo Docksteader, Eston
Docksteader, Helen Baird, Maude
Barnes, Essie Frakes, and Frankie
Frakes.
Rev. H. Wyse Jones, state evangel
ist of the Baptist church, is conduct
ng a series of special evangelistic
services in Dallas. From the open
ing meeting on Monday evening, the
attendance has been large at each
service, and much interest is
manifested. Rev. Jones is a logical
and convincing speaker, and resorts
to no sensational methods in his work.
He preaches upon the vital themes of
Redemption and asks his hearers to
weigh carefully the questiou3 dis
cussed and make their own decisions,
believing that a calm, voluntary
acceptance of the truth will prove of
more lasting'good than any result of
wrought-up emotions. Rev. Jones is
a pleasant man to meet, and has
made many friends during his brief
stay in Dallas.
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Ihe Uglow Clothing House
MILL STREET
DALLAS, OREGON
DIRECTORS AND CLERKS
Partial List of School Officers Elected
in Polk County, Monday.
Directors and clerks elected at the
annual school meetings in Polk
County, Monday afternoon, have been
reported to Superintendent C. L. Starr
as follows :
District No. 2 Dr. B. H. McCallon,
director; H. G. Campbell, clerk.
District No. 3 J. G. Trent, director;
George W. Myer, clerk.
District No. 6 Henry Black, direc
tor; John Michelbook, clerk.
District No. 7 A. W. Plankinton,
director; J. B. Smith, clerk.
District No. 9 E. W. Dorton, direc
tor; Alfred Campbell, clerk.
District No. U Claud Boone, di
rector; E. Evans, clerk.
District No. 16 Roy Byerly, director ;
Percy Hadley, clerk.
District No. 25 C. J. Hussey, di
rector ; James Shepherd, clerk.
District . No. 26 James Simonton,
director; W. E. Goodell, clerk.
District No. 30 J. H. Ground,
director; G. T. Hale, clerk.
District No. 33 George Wells,
directorr J. R. Loy, clerk.
District No. 37 J. K. Guttry,
director ; C. Blair, clerk.
District No. 41 J. Hanson, director ;
John Parker, clerk.
District No. 43 J. D. McCready,
director ; J. T. James, clerk.
District No. 45 Frank Glover, direc
tor ; George Pewtherer, clerk.
District No. 48 Paul Ronco, direc
tor; Sam Morrison, clerk.
District No. 49 W. M. Fishback,
director ; V. A. Fishback, clerk.
District No. 57 George Tice, Ira
Mehrling, directors ; J. C.Talbot,clerk.
District No. 60 M. H. Buell, L. B.
Murray, directors; Frank Butler,
clerk.
Notice.
engine and boiler
Our new engine and boiler have
arrived. We will now have plenty of
power, and any one wishing lights can
have them. For rates and particu
lars, inquire at our office with J. G.
VanOrsdel, or see Fred West,- our
electrician.
Dallas Electbic Light Co.
State or Ohio, City or ToutDo, I
Ll'CiS cocktt.
t runk J. i tiener make otb ibtt be U :nlor
partner of the fcrm of F. J. Cheney & Co., doin
t.iirinww In the City of Toledo. County and Slate
aforesaid. n) that aid firm will pay the ion of
ONE HI'NIjREI) IiOLLAKrf for ecb and every
of Catarrh that cannot he cared dt tne ce
of Hail Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to beiore me ana rjMKTirjea in my pret
ence, thi Mh day of December, A. I). I".
A. " . , i. r. ' ,
(ct.iL.) Noriitr Public
Hi'I'i Catarrh Care I taken internally, and
ata directly on the biood and morooa aurfacea
of the aj-tein. Send ff-r testimonial free.
r. j. ihimi at to, jo.cuo, u,
SVild br a'l drnrifint. T'.
Tace tiali Faibiiy Filj lor comtipaUon.
The Evangelistic Meetings now in
progress at the Baptist church will
continue all next week. State Evan
gelist Jones will preach every even
ing. Sermon tonight, "A Free Meal;"
Saturday night, "Eternal Life."
Three services on Sunday : At 11 a. m.,
subject, "Love's Surprises;" evening,
"Why did Jesus Come?" At 3 o'clock
p. m., liev. Jones will preach to men
only; subject, "The Password." All
are invited to these services.
Many of our farmer readers having
telephones in their homes call us up
and tell us of any important news
happenings in their respective neigh
borhoods. The Observer greatly ap
preciates this evidence of thoughtful
ness and good-will, and hopes the
practice may become general. With
this aid from our farmer friends, we
are enabled to give our readers a
newsier paper than we possibly could
otherwise. Remember that we are
always glad to get a news item, and
that we shall be glad to return the
courtesy by rendering any service or
answering any question, if within our
power to obtain the desired informa-J
tion. We have both phones In our
office, and can usually be reached at
any hour from 8 a. m. to 11 p. m. Our
Mutual number Is Main 74; our
Pacific States number is Main 181.
For Sale or Exchange.
A first-class cow, soon to be fresh,
for sale, or will exchange for hay.
J. S. Macomber, Dallas, Or.
Oak Wood For Sale.
I have 150 tiers of body oak stove
wood for sale. Leave orders at
Loughary & Ellis'. G. W. JACK.
Lost.
In the Dallas city park, on Satur
day, June 10, a leather pocketbook
containing money and other articles.
Liberal reward to flndT.
Irrigation Notice.
Consumers desiring water for irri
gation purposes will please take notice
that the hours for sprinkling will bo,
from 6 to 7:30 A. M., and 6 to 8:30
P. M. Violation of the four-hour
service will cause water to be cut off,
aud a penalty of 50 cents for turning
same on again. In case of a fire
alarm, all service, except that of
family necessity, must be shut off,
and remain closed until after the fire
men close the fire hydrants.
W. L. SOEHREN,
Superintendent.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
Dr. Hayter, Dentist. Office over
Wilson's Drug Store. Dallas, Oregon.
Go and see thoe fine bath tubs,
sinks and lavatories at Wagner Bros.
A first-class plumber is in their em
ploy, and will satisfactorily do your
work.
One of the best horse-shoers in the
state will bo found working at Wagner
Bros.' shop. Give him a trial and be
convinced.
Wagner Brothers Invite you to call
and inspect their stock of bath-tubs,
sinks, toilets, etc, as they now carry
the largest stock on the West Side.
They have engaged the services of a
first-class plumber, and would be
pleased to call and figure with you on
any work you may have in the way of
water pipes or plumbing of any kind
for your house, store or office. The
finest and most skillful work guaranteed.
For Sale
Oak Wood for sale. T. A. Rioos.
Dallas, Oregon
Butcher Tools For dale.
Complete set of butcher bxls
sale by JT. Fidleb, Dallas. Or.
for
Furnished Rooms In Portland.
Furnished rooms for Fair visitors,
at Woodlawn. Apply to E. S. Pifeb.
Goats Wanted.
Wanted, some wether goats. Address
H. V. DOLPH.
Dallas, Or.. R. F. D. 1.
Horse For hale,
A good, gentle, family horse, 7j
years old, and sound, win wort
single or double. M. B. GRANT,
Dallas. Oregon.
argains
OUR
WHOLE
STORE IS
A BARGAIN
COUNTER
PollocR's Cash Store
UGLOW BLDG., - DALLAS, OREGON
Dwelling House For Sale.
Good seven-room house for sale. If
not sold soon, will rent to responsible
person.
Dallas, Oregon.
I have made a study of the eyes for
years and am a graduate Scientific
Optician. Many have been success
fully fitted with my glasses and are
today testimonials of rny success.
Consultation free.
Cut Glass, Silverware
and High-Class Jewelry
Our display is large and shows
"just the right styles and shapes"
to meet the requirements of the
season. A great feature is their
lasting qualities, aside from the
perfect workmanship and reason
allies prices.
C. H. MORRIS
Jeweler and Optician
Main Street, - Dallas, Oregon
ELASTIC
PULP
PLASTER
No Sand No Lime
Fire Proof
Water-Proof
Will
Not
Fall Off
Crack
Crumble
JUST THE THING FOR
HOP DRYERS
Write for Catalogue.
Pacific Pulp Plaster Co.
rhono Main 2302
17-521 Chamber of Commerce
PORTLAND, OKE.