Polk County observer., March 24, 1908, Image 2

Polk County Observer
J. C. HAYTER,
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
Published Semi-Weekly at 11.60 per Year.
Strictly la Advance.
Entered as second-class matter March 1, 1907.
at the poal office at Dal lm, Oregon, under the
Act of Congress ul March 2, 1879.
DALLAS, OREGON, Mabi ii 24, 1W3W.
The way to build up Dallas ts to pat
ronizt Dallas people.
PLEASE COUNT US OIL
The Observer would like to suggest
that a mighty good way to keep Gov-'
ernor Chamberlain out of the 8e natp
would be for do Itepublicsn to vot
for him at the June election. By pur
suing this course, a Republican Hna-
tor would be assured and the desired
result could be accomplished, without
putting old corrupt and discredited
machlue politicians In charge of the
state again.
Commenting on the foregoing para-
fraph, the Oregonlan says: "Let us
ave Done of thoold corrupt, discred
ited politicians in charge of the state
again ; no man who ever bag stood up
for the principles and purposes of the
Republican party ' and fought its
battles. No more of Goer, or Hlrnon,
or Moody ; no more of Lord, or Wil
liams, or Fulton, or Fee. As a holpor,
of course, The Oiegonlan is not
needed.
"Again, the simplicity of the appeal
to Republicans or so-called Republi
cans not to voto for Chamberlain at
the June election, is touching. It is
so childlike and bland. What have
these same voters been doing these
many years? Are they expected to
forsake Chamberlain now?
"Brethren, you have turned down or
cast out of the Republican party every
body who has or has had any force or
character In pushing and sustaining
Its prlnolplescr purposes. Everyman
who has been earnest In his support
of the Republican party Is under the
ban as a machine man. You will gut
on famously, nodoubt. All happiness
to you i it win do easy going, since
Early needs no organization and no
elpers."
Dyspeptic, unreasonable, and vin
dictive Not seeking to discriminate
between friend or foe, but striking out
blindly and vengefully In every direc
tion! "You have disrupted the Repub
lican partyl" "You have cast out
every Republican of prominence and
Influence!" "You" have done this,
and "You" have done that! It would
be Interesting to know Just who the
Oregonlan means by "You." Surely,
that paper does not mean to Include
the OiiKEnvF.a, which has ulways
worked to the extont of its ability for
purty organization and the success or
Republican principles. No man can
point a finger at this paper and truth
fully aay that It has had any part In
bringing about existing political con
ditions In Oregon.
At no time has the Oiihkkveh said, or
thought of saying, that the Oregonlan
was "not neoded" as a helper In light
ing the Republican battles. We have
never said this, because It never was
true. Nor have we sought to read any
Republican out of the party. We
could not have done so, If we would,
and It Is curtain that we have had no
doBlro to do so. Then why drag In the
names of Mr. Goer or Mr. Moody, Mr.
Williams or Mr. Fee, or any other of
the prominent Republicans named?
The editor has novor votod for Mr.
Chamberlain for any olTleo, nor does
he Intend to In future. This paper has
never prlutod a line, (puid for, or
otherwise.) In favor of Mr. t'hitmber
Iain's candidacy for Governor, Attorney-General,
or any other olllue. Can
Mr. Soottsay as much?
TheOnsKRVEit was lighting the pri
mary law when nine out of ten news
papers In Oregon the On-gonlan
included were either working for its
enactment orsayln nothing against
It We fought the eutlre ineusure,
with Btalemout No. 1 and all other
frills and trimuiiug thereunto belong-
ln, rt t it a ......... . i i - ...
j iw ai'peiuiiniiig. o
opposed the measure because we
believed that it would lead to the Very
conditions that exist in Oregon today.
Therefore, It does not become auy
paper to try to plaoe the Ohkkkvkr
among those roaonIMe for present
conditions.
mis paper believes In organization
for the preservation of the party and
me carrymg out of p.iny policies, but
Itaoes not believe in "machine" poll
wca, in me oraiuary acceptation of
that term. There Is a vast difference
between decent, legitimate organlza
tlon and the1 banding together ofa few
scheming politicians who care noth
ing for party or party principle far
mer man tney can use them for
minsn ends. We are of the opinion
that had the Republican party la
Oregon been dominated a little lees
by these machine methods. It would
have been in a healthier condition
today.
lo whom do we refer, when we
speak of machine politicians? To the
gang of political pirates who pursued
their policy of rule or ruin in Oregon
for nearly thirty years, and who
Anally disgraced the state in the eyes
of the Nation. To a few bosses whose
odious methods not only made possi
ble, but hastened, the adoption of the
revolutionary Direct Primary. To
the gang that defeated Mr Scott in
bis honorable ambition to represent
his state in the highest lawmaking
body of the United States, and whose
leaders, not content with betraying!
him, shamelessly gloated because one
of their number gave to the public
certain private correspondence that.
by every law of decency and honor,
should have been held sacred. To the
same political bosses who are even
now attempting to repair their old,
discredited machine and again fasten
their grip on the fair state of Oregon.
Do we make our meaning plain?
The OregonlaD sneers because the
Obheoveb urges Republicans to sup
port their ticket in the coming elec
tion; because itappeals to Republicans
to oeaso voting for Democrats for the
Important state and county offices. If
a newspaper may not appeal to the
voters of its party to stand by the
party ticket, then, in heaven's name,
to whom may it appeal? To the
leaders of the gang that corrupted
Oregon politics for thirty years? No,
thank you! If Mr. Scott desires to
assume the role of a spectator and
stand Idly by while the old ganar
siezes control of the state again, that
Is bis affair. We agree with the Ore
gon ian that appeals to party loyalty
in the last few years bavo mostly been
In vain, but if an appeal for party
loyalty and decency and clean politics
will avail nothing, then this paper
has no other appeal to make.
Tho Observer hud nothing to do
with the enactment of the new primary
law, but now that It is a law, we shall
endeavor to respect and observe it.
And we still maintain that the way to
keep Mr. Chamberlain out of tho Sen
ate Is for no Republican to vote for
him. It will be a difficult matter to
make the average voter believe that it
Is necessary to have a machine to keep
him in line and make him vote his
ticket, and for this reason we believe
it will be possible to elect a Republi
can Hunator and still prevent a fow
discredited bosses from securing con
trol of the politics of the state ugain.
THE FATAL PROHECY.
BY DEAN COLLINS.
"Taft has no chanoe." says Colonel
Watterson : Bryan will be elected
because the country cannot stand
hard times." News dispatch.
We bad our plans all ready
For the Presidential frav :
(Bill Taft. old chap, should win the
scrap,
And bear the spoils away.)
But Colonel Watterson, be says
Bill doesn t stand a chance:
That William J. will lead some day
rne Dig inaugural nance.
How cruel the gift of prophecy 1
Our shattered hopes lie low!
WTby did you tell us. Henrv?
Why did you let us know?
We had our armor buckled on,
impatient lor the nebt.
For Taft, old boy, with zealous joy,
10 scrap witn all our might;
But Colonel Watterson declares
That we're already out.
And William J. will bear away
The plum, without a doubt.
O, fair flowers blighted in the bud !
Must we our hopes forego?
Why did you tell us, Henry?
Why did you let us know?
Hard times, says he, have done the
deel
That spoils the hopes of Taft :
So Bryan steers, the next four years,
Our Governmental craft.
Why fight at all, if big Bill Taft
Is destined but to fall?
Us G. O. P.s must stand the freeze.
t or Colonel knows it ail.
We bow our heads in deep regret,
And wail in bitter woe:
"Why did you tell us, Henry?
wny did you let us know? "
The ColoDel sees ascendant
In our fair Nation s skies.
Shining afar, the brilliant etar
ur William Jennings rise.
How we'd have stood by Big Bill Taft,
Had Henry just keep still ;
We'd fought for hlra with all our vim,
And boosted with a will.
But now this fatal prophecy
Has shown it useless. Oh,
Why did you tell us, Henry?
Why did you let us know?
What Ails You?
Do you feel weak, tired, despondent,
h:ivc freiturnt headaches, coated tongue,
bitter ur bad ta.-te. In morning, "heart
burn." belching of gas, acid risings in
throat after eating, stomach gnaw or
burn, foul breath, dizzy spells, poor or
variable atmetite. nausea at times and
kindred svniptoms?
If yoTr-tftye any considerable number of
tnoaoove syamoms yuu arc sunning
from llioun. "htfpid liver wun inai
getlontfjijteiie,nT Pr. force's fioKrn
Mi-fHrnl IVic-vprv Is mn!t tm of the tpit
valuable w' cinul nrinciules kriru-.'i
mimical science for the lermitnent cur
tech aliii'rri'il fiaclitlmn. It is a in
efficient liver invigorator. stomach tonic,
bowel regnlatoi1 id nerve strengthener.
The "(joklen Medical Discovery" is not
a patent medicine or secret nostrum, a
full list of its ingredients being printed
on its bottle-wrapper and attested under
oath. A glance at Its formula will show
that It contains no alcohol, or harmful
habit-forming drugs. It Is a fluid extract
made with pure, triple-rofined glycerine,
of proper strength, from the roots of the
following native American forest plants,
viz.. Golden Seal root, Stone root. Black
Ciierrybark, Queen's root, Uloodroot, and
Mandrake root.
The following leadlnir medical authorities.
among a lio-a of others, extol the foregoing
nts fir the cure of just such ailments as tli
aiurebynintorns Indicate: Prof. li. Kartholow,
m. i,. or .letrt-rson ..led. College, rhila. : rrof.
C Wood. .M. U .of I nW.of l'a.: I'rof.Edwiti
Hale. .M. !.. of Hahnemann Med. f'nlh-irp.
Chicago; I'riif. John King. M. li.. Author of
American Itistien.satnrv: Prof. .Tno. M. Srud-
der, M. I).. A utliorof Sueeific Medicines: I'rof
nn-ni e Johnson. M. !.. Med. Kept. Univ. ot
V.: I'rof. l-'llilev KIHitirwtMiri. M l Amh..i.
of Materia Medica and Prof. In Hennptt Mefli-
cal College. Chicago. Send name and ad-
resson Postal Card to Dr. K. V. Pierce, Buf
;ilo. N'. V.. and receive frte booklet giving
Ml-acts from writings of all the ahovp niprll-
cal authors and many others endorsing. In trie
stmng"st foible terms, each and every In
gredjp'it of which "Golden Medical Dtscov
err "is composed, f
lir. If prep's Pleasant Pellets regulate and
iviirornte stomach, liver and bowels. Ther
'rmy be te-ed In conjunction with "Golden
Mefiiral I!scoverv"lf towels are much COD-
uau'ii j ney re tiny and sugar-coated.
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Spring Showing
Cow For Sale.
Good milch cow for sale. W. P.
Marrs. Dallas. Oregon. 2-28-tf.
John Martin, of McMiunville, has
been visiting his granddaughter, Mrs.
J. C. Uglow.
My I What a lot of straight repub
licans thero are In the primary elec
tion. Let's hope they will remain
straight in the general election. They
will do so If they think anything of
the Ilepublican party. Tillamook
Headlight.
F. M. Brown, publishor of the
Brownsvillo Times, is one of the fow
Oregou newspaper men who are seek
ing election to the Legislature. Mr.
Brown was a member of the lust ses
sion, and mudo a clean, honorable
record. Ho favors the election of
United States Senators by direct vote
of the people.
Five per cent discount on all goods.
and to everybody. Nothing reserved.
No favorites. Kirkpatrick's Grocery.
rr-1 i
aub youpg people or iaiias are
looking forward with pleasant antici
pation to the masked skating carnival
to be held at the Colosseum link
tomorrow night. Many masks have
been sold, and a good crowd is assured
to compete for the many liberal prizes.
O..I 1 . . 1 .
ouiisciipiiuus are coming in at a
lively rate this week, and the Observer
will find it uesessary to cut off only
a few names on April 1. Our sub
scribers, without a single exception,
have expressed their approval of the
new postal regulation. .
Hon. B. F. Mulkey bus lllcd with the
Secretary of State his petition for nom
ination to the office of District Attor
ney for Jackson and Josephine coun
ties. The OiwKitvKii predicts his ela
tion by a handsome majority. Mr.
Mulkey served the people of Polk
county as County Clerk for one term,
and was re-elected by tho largest
majority ever given a political -candidate
In the county, winning out by
r.-oo votes, itn was then called to
serve the popl as State Senator, Bud
tit tho end of bis four-year term, was
re-elected by a handsome vote. It Is
hardly necessary to add that Mr. Mul
key s ability as n public olTltvr was
responsible for this show of confidence
on the part of his fellow citizens, and
that here In Polk county his name Is
a household word for Integrity, energy
and executive ability. As a nubile
sieaker be has the rare power of organ
izing facts, grasping details and stat
ing them In simple, forceful and com
prehensive language. Before a jurv
he has few equals. As a prosecuting
attorney, Mr. Mulkey will be safe,
well poised, unswerving, but just. He
li a man that cau neither be hurried
Into action nor deterred from discharg
ing his full duty. His many friends
in Polk county will hope for his elec
tion by a neat majority, knowing full
well that he will "make good," aud
that the people of Southern Oregou, as
here, will never regret having placed
him la ofllce.
Summons.
In the circuit Court of the Ktiile of Oregon
for Polk Coutuv, Department No. 'J, T
Kvelyn V. Hull, plalutill, v. Harry K. Hall.
Defendnnt.
To Harry K. Hall, thealiove named defendant
111 the Name of the Htntn of nr.,.ii v..i.
hereby required lo appear and answer the com
plaint Hle.1 againm you in the alKive-eulitled
Court mid mil within aix MBekh from thu dme
of the lirat pulilleatluu of tins summons, to-wit-On
or Iwlore the liih dny ol May, laos; and II
you lull so lo answer, lor waul thereof Hie
philnllrl will apply to said Court tor a decree as
prayed for In mild cuiiiiilatui lo wit: That thu
marriage cmilract now and herelolore exl-tmir
between plalntllt ami defendant lie forever
annulled ami (Unsolved ; that plalutill s maiilen
name. Kvelyn V. Bunnell, U) restored tu her;
sml thai phiintld may have biich other relief as
to the Court may seem just aud eipiltaule.
Tills alllnimiiia. hv an nnlet- ..f n... u....
I1. Cuad. County Juilge of Polk County, Oregon
made at l hum tiers at Dallas, Oregon, on the
Jllh May ol March, lnw, la korved upon you by
Uib pulilleiitlon thereof nut less than mm a
week lor aix roUMecutive ueelta tiiiin.liui.,i..
jirlor to Hie lilh .lav ol May, puis, In ihe "Polk
County Observer." a weeklv neWMianer ..1
general circulation pulillahed In sniil County ol
Polk. The date of the llrsl imhlleatl.m ., ii...
summons Is March 'Jt, P.iuh.
l!CAK IIAYTKK,
Attorney lor I'lainlll).
Shlneles For Sale.
A carload of Star A Star shingles
received this week by the Soehren
Warehouse Co. 10-1-tf
All Lines Are Ready for Inspection $
I Spring Waists and Muslin Underwear, -
Laces, Embroideries and Flouncings,
m Shadow Taffeta. Chiffon Taffeta, Mohair, Sereres. ' Z
Lamise, rongee ana bilk Waistmgs, f
Homespun Silk, Printed Silk Tissues, Silver Stripes, f
Soie Tonkin, Soiesette, bavenay Lace Meets and Batiste. 1
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Our Spring line of Kuhn-Nathan & Fisher
"Sincerity" clothes has arrived, and the styles
and prices are right. Come in and look the
line over.
Implements.
All parties intending to buy imple
ments had bettor see F. J. Wagner
before making their purchases.
1-17-tf.
Boarders Wanted.
Lady recenty from the East would
like a few boarders. Inquire of Mrs.
W. S. Simhon, Court street, one and
one-half blocks east of Courthouse.
3-13-4t
For Rent.
60-acro farm, from one to fourvenrs.
Gocd buildings and water. All kinds
of fruit. 12 acres plow land, rest
pasture. Percy Hadley, Airlie. D. A.
Critchlow, Dallas. 2-18 tf
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Our line of Spring Shoes is the
largest and most complete
Dallas Mercantile Co.
Successor to Ellis & Keyt
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LOOK HERE!
Notice of Final Settlement.
City Property For Sale.
I have three houses and a number
of vacant lots In Dallas for sale. T
i selling my own property: the
buyer gets the commission. Call nt
Lydic's feed store. H. M. Pkebi.es.
3-17-8t
Notlee is herehy riven that the underaigned,
ah administrator of the estate of Peter heeler,
deceased, lias tiled his final amount in the
roiinty Court of the statu of Oregon for Polk
County, and that Monday, the 6th day of
April, l'.ms, at the hour of ten o'clock in the
forenoon ol said day, at the Court room of the
said County Court, in the citv of Lallas
Orceon, has been annoluted hv uiH
Court as the time and place for the hearing of
objections to said li mil account and the settle
ment thereof.
PAUL FUNDMAN,
Administrator of the eatate of
Peter Wheeler. rlt.eflH,.ri
Oscar Hayter, Attorney.
Dated and lirst published .March (1, 1908.
Administrator' Notice.
Notice la hereby (riven that by order of the
i..n. kiuii to i oik I I r. ureirnn .li.lv
d on the I7l i ilay of March.
noide and en
mix, Ihe iiiulcralRiird
INI lllllV ..,., M.I...1
o ..u.iiiri.ir oi me estate ol Keula-u T. Kuril
ar.l.occcaac.1: ami all person, havnnr rlainis
i,,r mki v.iNie are nen-ny uolirtcil it
preaenl I heir rcBK?ctlve claim., under oath
nil the proper vouchcra. nillilu mi months
Iroin the ilale of Hilt notice, lo the uodcrsltiieo
""iiur. i. r. ii. ,o. nalelii, tlreaoll.
Hated tin. the KUlh day ot March, IDiw
THKdlltiKK BAUNARI),
Adininlatratorol Ihe estate of
Keuiieu T. llaruard, dei-eascd.
For Service.
Registered yellow Jersey bull for
service, two miles from Dallas on
rtaletn road. Ii. T. Fieuck. Mutual
phone, Rickreall line, 61. 2-28-tf
Farm For Sale.
Good 300-acre dairy and stock farm.
two miles from railroad ; good grass
and farming land ; plenty of running
water; good house and barn and
sheds. Call on or address James A
Giiison, Sheridan, Or., R. F. D 1
8-10-tf
Administrator's Notice.
Notli-e is hereby ari veil that the undershtned.
, -...- . .. . -.,,,-,,, rraucis Kiu-her.
Iavas-l. has 11 1.-. I his tin. I .,...,, ,, i .....i
,Mt, utiii. vouitiy I oill-t ol I'o k
tuny, orciiou, ami the Miuir has la-en by ui,
l!o. at lh hour ol 1 o rloca n in '..i
i nnicn lime a iH-rMtna livi.. .o.,
.... ...... o ..i, wierc are notincii to ii,i-ar
in aal.l Court al lial as, In aai.l County and
Mate aud present the Mini.- (,r adjust inenl
i i lUlAKI Kl ' AJmiuiatraior.
Sibley 4k kaklu, Atljs.
How Is Your Blood
B foo lack stracjth, art nerrooa, hart
M appetite, d mt sleep ,ti, get tired
Mil. rw bluud Is In bad condition.
" csuinoa ba atrunx vithout pura, rich
bkmL Hood i ftarMparllla luaJuM fOud,
V blood and ke-f a food.
DySPVMla-'FVir atz aaitl..
L " ' -r -111; dT.perla and than
win. tteawa. Nrfe.
Matf N tMaHM.'l m
TV.V.T7iT;P" 1" M arretlle. I
'l'n afiersim. i, e.ilol
J" " '. but skaJ'lKvHiwilla
The district convention of the
Knights of Pythias will convene In
the city of Independence on the nlnht
or matvn ss, at which time the uams
of the Pythian lodges of the fourth
district will compete for a nrl
Homer Lodgo. No. 43. It leavina
nothing undone to make this conven
tion a grand success. All members of
thelodgetof this district will receive
a royal welcome at this convention.
Dr. C. W. Lowe, the well known
o.wviu vi r.iiKToc is id I'aius on a
professional visit, and is at the Hotel
Gall. He says Eugene Is booming,
with a prospect of even greater growth
watmadelaat year. One hun
dred dwelling bouse are la course of
construction there now, a wonderful
record forth It early aea.aonof the year.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Milch Cowt For Sale.
tresn much cows for sals at the
Lylo ranch. 3 24 tf
Wood For Sale.
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juu neeu wooil We want to
remind you that the block wood from
the Willamette Valley Lumber Com
pany's rawmill is the best and chean-
est woou you can buy. $1.75 per load,
delivered. Mutual phone 1407, or leave
orders at Webster's confectionery
store.
U-22-tf. BOWMAN BROS.
T . .
uouau uuw iuiuisu you wood on
the same day you order it, nt the fol
lowing prices:
1 . . . . t.. 1 .. 1 , . ,
iiwi, oiHuwoou, aenverea, $2 per
cora.
it men jLtigings, split ready for
kitchen use, $1.75 per load.
1G inch Dry Trimmings, 2 per load.
16 inch Block, $1.75 per load.
DALLAS LUMBER COMPANY
2-25-8t.
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The Best Meats
Are found in our tender
and juicy beef, mutton
and pork. We do our
own killing, and can
guarantee all meats to
be wholesome and fresh.
Give us a trial.
Barnhart Grant
Dallas, . - Oregon
For Sale.
120 Acres, well fenced
acres Cultivated.
4 Acres of bearing. Apples. Pru Ilea
rears, Cherries.
room Douse, Ham 20x40 ft
well, 3 springs, aud stream of
ling water, the entire year.
A lot of fine Timber. Tell me if thu
Is not a real simp.
for Goats, ifi
Good
spark-
The Canning Industry
has certainly made wonderful prog
ress in this country. This can be well
seen in our strictly modern
GROCERY STORE.
If we attempted to tell the names of
all our canned goods, we could ail a
paper. There may be others that you
ought to know. They are tasty and a
great convenience when company
u unexpectedly. jnm nnA
You don't
1 wo, 10 acre homes, in the Citv. at
bargulu.
Also have Farms and City Property , ,oolc t,1Pm ovr any wav
too numerous to mention aud vacant "nve to bu'-
lots.
A. J. BABHAM,
1st door west of Postofllce.
Those who are looking
for the hard, long
wearing kind of
- CROCKERY -
ahnnM 1.1.
- -o .oMiwniine line we carry
This will arouse the interest and
further examination will show that it
"'"B money to good use to
purchase from this stock.
These Hems are samples of our
money savers. At two-thirds of the
usual outlay a full supply can
found.
W. H. ROY $ CO.
Dallas, Oregon
The City Express & Transfer Co.
does all kinds of hauling at
reasonable rates, Stand and both
phones at Webster's Confectionery
Store.
STOW BROS.
Proprietors
DALLAS, OREGON
Dry fir cordwood wanted in any
q uantity up to 500 cords ; to be delivered
In Dallas or Falls City. For further
particulars, call on, or address. Salem '
Falls City & Western Ry. Co., Dallas.
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Phones :
BOYD & SON
Bell 63, Mutual 314.
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A PAIR OF MULES
make a pretty strong team. But
have you ever thought that no team
is stronger than its) harness? It can
only pull as much as the harness will
bear.
OUR TEAM HARNESS
puts the responsibility on the team.
It is so stcong no load Is too heavy
for it. If the team Is as strong as our
harness you have one of the finest on
earth. Prices moderately low con
sidering quality.
Dallas Harness Shop
F. SalficKy, Prop.
Apple Trees For Sale.
For sale cheap. 1J5 T. C. King apple
trees. Inquire of G. O. Grant S-2H-tf
Cocker!. For Sale.
I nave a few full Wood, rose comb
Rhode Islam! ld cockerels for sale.
Mas. J. J. Fu.uta.
White Lrshora Krm
Ture bred White Leghorn fg. $3
per hundred. J. E. Mili ra, Coolidge
Farm. Rickreall, Oregon. 3 3-8t
A neon
$1 for IS.
3-17-Bl
Egrs For Sale.
chit-ken eggs for hatching:
F. X. Kobpm, Dallas.
MMrru
rula. W
Hond s tvanaean'la. as rt roraal aun( ninM
. iwt ,np. imtii a t ambb4
tmtM
had
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ixu-iiiaaaa i stiw-iai i:iao
us ni any other city lo Oreron eirs nt Pn.
1
Oak Woeo.
16 Inch grob oak heater wood tor
sale P. M Wn. r i
l.-J a - I
'"""u w" P ot u wocks this at Wcbfter's co Tevtloocry store.
Ter. Thetowohasalivecniaerfial n t
spending thousands of
cluN and is
nla.
iu.uTa. Boa a. L6rvviiu. Fw. . aoilars In adrertialng Lane county la Hon For Sale.
I r Hootf-s SarMparlii. Is aotd everywbera. Eastern Sutr. "EugeDe la not j A dark bay, hlgb-lifed horw for
T.-T-Tm VvTLZ ZTZ "f I "'u cocome me aeoood city of sale. Coming six year, partly broke.
wregoB. n Hold that place now " I weichs IttoO Iba. Isoulra si 1... a
Shulu'a barber shop. 9 u-tf
araatabs. JOO Ooata Om Dollar. Pi
ra only by C 1 Boe4 Urwn. kfaaa, 1 declares Dr. Lowe.
Electricity for Lighting
Is only expensive to people who are
wasteful and careless. To you, who
are naturally careful, it does not
come high.
With gssor keroe,.ne .here C he Z,,! ,n P
not needed to save hot hernf n.VhH: 1 "Fnt Burn
the ehnnric licht bills amoant I, r. "'jJ.US"n?-.. In
toucan protal.lve.H some kind ofanin .1.1 ,: Ji."; f'
than elee.rielitrhu but does i, save you innMnLr,
1-nunnies ror work and reoreation-ruina vour VJ
your aalls mar .J.r.ti.- . 1 ,uln" ?our 'right-amo
wullllltl W
e.u.1 probably eave a dollar tomorrow by iroina
but it wouldn t be wxmomy. It u not Z Euch
WILLAMETTK
needed.
hen
homes
month.
money
op-Ice
orb Ta..
without your meals
what you save, but
Kilowatt I V: li.i,"rw Xl, .ir. Vf!"10? P ! rneters. tr
d-np.nd ic'per .l"
owarr im t.i a- I
r, IT; . . . -I w u. ..,; OVer Al
For we.-rati ainlT at ,r,'; ,m. oP ngurea lcp or les-
the -tn. and ouU'' of the lichtinir r.ror.-T 1. ' TmaJ. .w PIin
I hooe to u. we are ... 1.,..:.'. . J V"'" r"
. v. j wian ousioees.
hi: SIS Ess HOV-SES j.i per
tr lit ltS-trhaal Vila a. A a . - . .
oa u or
Willamette Valley Company
E. W. K EARNS, Manager for Dallaa.
P&YrJu,tD0RbortbCourtH rhonea BeU ,.
Local Price List of the
Dallas Lumber Company
Effective Feb. 20, 1908
Large Reduction in the price of Lumber. To
encourage more building, we are making prices
on Lumber as follows:
"Tq"to 84 feet jTo w rm t Ka 8 ,ft 3
-f ;WTii v.o.r. M
SheJtln I " li-00 $JW00 m oo ,17.00
1x6 Fencing and ' 1 -
LiilollliBoxirnr! IJ 50 ' 0 f V50 luu Bu,lk' 1x6 - lxS
, , 2S0O 200 17.0
1U1' j tU.00 lu.00 $13 oo .unn finh "P o "in. i" 'dtn
nu to 929 00 23w
!!!ito Ilg I 'Ttil-r CVilTFoTTgTiiTTr
tU 00 20.0ft 15
Lath
Shingles
Sidewalk ljx6in, & 8in.
vour barn, house or diyer bilL
$13.00
32.00
2.50
2.60
11.00
you figures on