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J. C. HAYTER,
EDITOR AND PCBUSHm
Published Semi-Weekly al tl-M per Ter.
gtrtctljr In Advance.
Entered as second -ia miller Ktrr-b 1. IIP",
at the poet office l Daiiu. Oivexw, under iJx
Act of Conirreai ol atava 1.
i f Interest Press thf Kwwd
m iW Cesmty Offices
Briefiy Tli
DALLAS, OREGOS. Aran. 7.
7" way to P Dallas u to jt
ronizt Dallas fltofilt.
' '-f & .-... r t. -J sad re!p down what
'' !is..ir : v ir ay r offered vo-nf
; I: . '.-'-w 'a ; t k rvw ;nTrMh:njr of the
?..!!,; -i i -'! it:4 rtsa.-lfr of that which
V"i. t,...e y,-.r wTbhch faUier as
j MM ii.j. .Uf'fit nd sensible people
dwiwjaptl i nw-fc-fikys it.s on ko :r.s tit the?
pii.j.'.'V -r as ! whI or as tnMir!re..
rr. J'KTi-f ;v!icvrs ttw-y have s
' Cockerels For Sale.
I have a few full blood, rose comb
Rhode Island Red cockerels for sale.
Mas. J. J. Fidler.
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TEOBATE.
L&ikle of Etr4xrt Wilson.
estate admitted to probatft, win
reeoraeo, ana Lahie jam w tUv : Hphi u.ia urv,nch kiu ledee. So he
aprM"nte4 eiscutrix; A. Walker, W.H, j rnihlKh.-jrj and on each botUe
Walker and K. Ferguson appointed j wruinvr. htjhliCin mtdt
artfl vhiw,H!TT-ia This re try's
hy run t'Ts,- Mora 15.40 aCJj
Again let the Observer make plain
its posltioD on the direct primary law.
This paper opposed the adoption of
tbe measure; did what it could to
defeat it. and does not believe In it
now. It's editor roted against it, and
would do It again if be bad an oppor
tunity. Tbe Observer was fighting
the proposed law when some of tbe
same men who are now bowling so
loudly against it were working and
voting for It Now, that it is law, it
should be respected and enforced.
Belief or non-belief in the measure, or
any portion of it, should not, and can
not, be held as a test of any inau's
Republicanism. This paper believes
that a candidate's fitness for office is
of more importance than bis position
on Statement No. 1 or Statement No. 2.
And It believes that those candidates
for office, high or low, who are uow
straddling the question or flopping
from one side to tbe other, through
fear of defeat, are not fit to represent
the people and should be left at borne.
Tbe efforts of a few would-be bosses
and political pap-suckers to make It
appear that Republicans who furor
Statement No. 1 were not true Republi
cans, failed of accomplishment. As
Brother Frank Davey, who, by the
way, does not personally Indorse that
foature of the primary luw, remarks
In bis newspaper : "A very large and
m very respectable portion of the party
refuses to be 'elimlnutod.' " Repub
licans should remember that tlio pri
mary law in Oregon was pussod by
Republican votes, and they should
also remember thut those same would
be bosses and Ropublicans-for-what
there-ls-In-lt did notopen their heads
against any feature of tho measure
when It was being advocuted and voted
upon. Even if the Republican party
needed purging and purifying, which
It doesn't, the members of this little
gang are hardly lit persons to under
take the job. The political history of
Oregon for the lust thirty yours is all
against them.
appraisers.
Estate ot Albert 'W. Fowler, dp- j
ceased Nancy C. Fowler appointed I
administratrix; W. H. Gaynor, W. V. j
Fuller and J. H. Hollister appr.i n ted j
appraisers. j
Estate of Stanley Brown, deceased j
bond Cit-d and approved. j
Estate of Joseph L. McTimmonds. '
deceased-W. H. Harrison, A. VT. j
Webber and Theodore Moore appointed
appraisers of tbe estate in Lincoln i
county. j
Estates of Mary Riley and Peter
Wheeler, deceased final aceoont f.led
and approved.
Estate of Eraline H. Steffy, de
ceased petition of Samuel D. Steflv
for probate of tbe will filed, witnesses
being residents of Missouri, ordered
that will be recorded and a notary in
Missouri be commissioned to take
deposition of tbe witnesses in that
state, and that the will be annexed to
commission.
REAL ESTATE.
J W Brooks et ux to E M Toung,
land In Independence, 1900.
J L Hunoa et ux to C K Spaulding
Lumber Company, 320 acres, t 9 s, r 7
w, $1.
Sarah Helmick et al to J L Hanna,
320 acres, t 9 s, r 7 w, $3000.
C Henry Hornung et al to W H
Houck et al, 100 acres, t 6 s, r 6 w,
2000.
A O Dubree et ux to John McBee, 44
acres, 1 8 s. r t w, $1.
R M Smith et ux to M L Jones, 137
acres, t 9 s, r 6 w, $2059.
v a iiea states to Theodore Mossi, 80
acres, 1 8 s, r 6 w. patent.
M M Ellis to Walter Dawson, land
In Dallas, $550.
Joseph Kucher et al to Edward
Kucher, land in t 6 a, r 6 w, $1.
Hattie Bull et al to Monroe Mulkey
et ux, lots In Monmouth, $1800.
John Cornforth et ux to Ella K. St
Pierre, lot in West Sldo Fruit Farms.
City Property For Sale.
I have three houses and a number
of vacant lots In Dallas for sale. I
am selling my own property; the
per'---t i buyer gets the commission. Call at
Lydic's feed store. H. M. Peebles.
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curat
i'o v;ru
or the ci;t of womsn's peculiar weak-
BesSKS. !rre-::!:.ri!is and deranffements.
! P'vinc riff u Inijtient headaches. bacK
i a-hft. tin?? ncniown nain or distress in
inner aulnnmial or pelvic repion. accom
; panted. o';:inies. with a debilitating.
pelvic, catarrhal drain and kindred symp
I i.mt of weakness, llr. Pierce's Favorii
I lYerr:r'iinn is a wist efficient remedy,
i It Is eouativ effective in curing nain.'ul
pTirrK in p.-vinc sfenpl.h Ui nirs.ng i
I mntiiers and In preparing the system of j
the e(w.rt.a- t moiher for hahy's cominir,
thus render: ut ckiibbinh safe and coin-
fan live!;. i.iis. The 'Favorite Pre
script ;ni i- a mrii potent, strencihenin?
Ii:iic Ui the P' !ieriti system and to the
nrpan d!sti-.-t:y feminine in particninr.
It is also soi.ihinp and inviporsiig
nervine anc cures nenous exhausiiori.
nervcus f.r.t,rr.u,m. neuraipia. hvster;:i.
!iams. c'v-a or St Vitus' dance, and
oilier ci-tre-vinp twtvoms symptoms at
tendant iiif.Tt fnnctiotxl and' organic dis
eases of me distinctly feminine organs.
A host of medical authorities of ail tbe
-venil sc);.-mN (,( practice, recommfnd
each of 1," - ver.T) inpredients of whi'n
Kavnnie Prescription'" is made for lie
cure of then for w hich it isclaimed
to he a cure Yon msv read what theT
say for yiniwl hv s-ndinp a poslal card
r"i)u(l for a free Uxklet of extracts
from the l-:w::? mithnrities, to Dr. R. V.
Pierce. Ttiv "::' K'.iel and Sitntical In- i
mime. !,!!;. .n. .. and it will come to
OU hy return w-L
For Service.
Registered yellow Jersey bull for
service, two miles from Dallas on
Salem road. R. T. Piekce. Mutual
phone, Rickreall line, 51. 2-28-tf
Farm For Sale.
Good 300-acre dairy and stock farm.
two miles from railroad ; good grass
and farmiDg land ; plenty of running
water; good bouse and barn and
sheds. Call on or address James A
Gibsos. Sheridan, Or., R. F. D. 1.
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Complete Line
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Dry Goods
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Complete Line
Furnishing Goods
I A HAT GIVEN AWAY WITH
EVERY SUIT
Wood For Sale.
Do you need wood? We want to
remind you that the block wood from
the Willamette Valley Lumber Com
pany's t-awmill is tbe best and cheap
est wood you can buy. $1.75 per load,
delivered. Mutual phone 1407, or leave
orders at Webster's confectionery
store.
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J. W. Boyer, of Pitner, was a Dallas
visitor this week.
n. u. iicuonaia nas purchased the
George Muscott property on Church
street.
Having bud over three mouths In
which to register, there is no reason
why any voter who has neglected that
Important duty should be around
annoying busy business men on pri
mary day with his freeholder petition ;
in fact, no blame should bo attachod
to any business man If ho should
refuse to waste his time In signing
such potltlons. If a voter cun furnish
a good excuse for fulling to regUter,
such as sickness or absence from the
county, his request for aid should be
cheerfully granted. But tho cltlzon
who has fulled to register, through
carelessness or neglect, should be left
without a vote. Just to uiieli hliu a
lesson.
$500.
Canlleld Marsh et ux to Wesley W
Paine et ux, 490 acres In 1 6 s. r 6 w.
$10,000.
R R Donahue et ux to W L Frink et
ux, lots In Falls City, $500.
John Nichols to Lola Nichols, land
in Monmouth, $i.
JudgoBen Hayden wus ovwr from
Saletn the other day, and, as usuul,
dropped In for a few minutes' visit.
"When Andrew Jackson was a l'iiltxl
States Senator," said the Judge, ",
received a salary of $8 a day. Dunlel
Webstor-Clay Calhoun -Tom lien
ton all these men were wllllnir L
aerve their country for $8 a day. I
ee now that Oregon proHet to pay
her legislators tlO a day. I suppose
this Is carrying out the theory that
men should bo paid what they are
worth. If fill ur legislatures are any
thing like a few we have had In the I
past, the people could better afford to
pay the member $23 a day to stay at
nome I say, they could belter afford
to pay tbem $25 a day to May at home."
Senator Fulton's speeches will prob
ably makehis supporters still stronger
la falssuppoit and affect his opponents
Dot at all.
Eastern Oregon papers are threshing
out the Hi Plutnmer affidavit about
i. i. uer, promising him a Una job
at the pen. Verily the penalty or run
ning for offloe Is great-Kalero
Journal.
Notice to Contractors.
Sealed bids will bo received by the
undorslgned for the construction of a
school house In School District No, C6,
Polk county, Oregon. Plans mny be
seen at tho homo of School Clerk F. O.
Isaac, or ut the onice or H. C. Sey
mour, School Siipeilntundent of Polk
county. All bids to be sent to F. O.
Isnue, Grand itonde, Oregon, and to
be oM-ned April 15, imis. The Board
reserves the right to reject anv and all
bids.
F. O. ISAAC,
Clerk.
Proposals For Street Improvement.
Sealed bids will be received at the
office of the auditor and police judge
of tbe City of Dallas, Oregon, until
one o'clock, p. m. Monday, April 20,
1908, for the grading and macadam!
zation of those certain parts of streets
as described in Ordinance No. 105 of
said City, being nine blocks and four
street intersections to improve; such
grading and macadamizution to be
completed on or before October 1, 1908.
1 lie City will furnish crushed rock
at the quurry atf.Sc per yard, and will
lease its steam roud roller at $7.60 per
day. Specifications for work mav be
seen at the office of the Auditor. Each
bid must be accompanied by a certi
fied chock, payable to the City of Dal
lus for 10 per cent of the amount bid,
to bo forfoited 1n cuse the bidder shull
rail to give bond and execute a con
tract The envelopo containing the
bid must be directed to the under
signed Auditor and marked "Bid on
Street Improvement." Bond in an
amount equal to the contract price
will be required Tor fulthful perform
ance of contract.
The city reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
Dated April 7, 1908.
(Seal) L. D. BROWN,
Auditor and Police Judge
of the City o! Dallas.
For Sale.
120 Acres, well fenced for Goats, 16
acres Cultivated.
4 Acres of bearing, Apples, Prunes,
Pears, Cherries.
4 room house, Barn 20x40 ft. Good
well, 3 springs, and stream of spark
ling water, the entire year.
A lot of fine Timber. Tell me if this
is not a real snap.
Two, 10 acre homes, in the City, at
bargain.
Also have Farms and City Property
too numerous to mention and vacant
lots.
A. J. BAR HAM,
1st door west of rostofilce.
Administrator's Notice.
X.jtke i( hereby siven that the undersigned
has been ilulv unpointed administrator of the
ehtate "f Stanley Brown, defeated. Liv theCnimtv
Court of l'olk County, Urepon. and hai. quail
tied. Now, therefore, all lersinia huvin? cUims
mjaihst sui.i estate are herebv notilied ami
required to present the sijme, ith the proiwr
um jjern, in me unnerfii;nel ut Lis place of
residence near Airlie. In Polk County, Oregon
tvithin aix months from the date hereof.
uHieu April z, iyu.
JAMES R. BROWN,
Admimslrator of the ettaleof
Stanley liruwu, deceased.
In order to introduce our new and complete stock of
m "Sincerity" Spring Suits on which we can save youil
U from $3 to $5, we will give a hat free. Z
f This hat will be your own selection from our stnok I
fs Suits from $10.00 to $23.00. '
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LARGEST HAT STOCK IN TOWN I
zjv A 50c cap free with each boys suit, $1.75 to $4.00 f
A neat telescope shaped hat worth from $1.25 to $2 00 S
is witn eacn ooy suit irom p.au to $Y.UU.
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eginning Wednesday, April 81
Lasting 10 Days
Dallas Mercantile Co.
Successor to Ellis & Keyt
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Notice to Creditors.
Administrator's tice.
Notice is herehv L'iven thntihe n,,1.innn
has heeu dnlv annointed nJininui,.,,,.
of the estate of Albert v. i.Viivii.r
leeeased, by tlie County Cnnrt nf th Ktaia ,.l
Orejtou, for Polk County, unii lias qualiheil I
All nerHOUS havil? elaima nirninar n,u ...oi i
estate are hereby notilied to present the samel
duly verilled, together with the proper vouehers !
therefor, to the undersigned at her resiilviiee '
in Callus in said County, within six months ,
from the date of this notiee.
iuieu anu nrst puuilsnerl April 3,
Notice is hereby Riven that by order of the
County Court of l'olk County, Oregon, duly
made and entered on the 17Ci day of March
liios, the undersigned was duly appointed
administrator of the estate of Keuben T. Barn
ard, deceased ; and all persons having claims
against the said estate ure hereby notified to
present their respective claims, under oath,
with the proper vouchers, within sis months
from the date of this notice, to the undersigned
administrator, R. F. D. No. J, Salem, Oregon.
Dated this the 20th day of March 19us
THEODORE BARNARD,
Administrator of the estate of
Reuben T. Barnard, deceased.
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Administratrix of the estate 'of
i . . lue w. f owler.deceased.
Oscar Hay tor, Attorney.
Summons.
per
of
John Bird returned yru rday from
hort vlalt to Tolland.
Notice of Bids For Construction
Three llridtfeii and Four Fills.
Notice Is hereby given that bids r-M
be received for the construction of one
steel span 100 feet long with forty feet
approaches nt each end, at Indo-
IH-ndence; one sixty foot span wood
bridge with so feet approach at each
end nt what Is known as the Flannery
ormge; ouo rorty nve foot span wood
niltigo at what is known as the Ash
swale near McCoy.
Also for making fourillls as follows
ai iiuiepeiKience, length about 458
reet, average height about 13 feet,
Flannery Fill, length about 510 foot,
average height about 7 feet.
SwmIh Fill, length about 210 feet,
average height about 6 foot.
Lunjr Fill, length about HO foot,
averago height about 4 feet.
That said bide as received will lie
opened by the county court at the
County Court room .Id Dallas, Oregon,
on the 18th day of April, 19u8, at the
hour of 10 o'clock a. in. The right to
reject any or all bids Is reserved by
the court Plans and specifications
may 1 found on file at the oountv
clerk'a office on and arter April 4, 1908.
Certified check for five per cent of each
bid must be delivered with each bid.
and iuftlclent bond will bo required
by the successful bidder on entering
nto contract. Bids will be received
for the stfel bridge and steel work
separately, and for each of the wood !
oruiges or as a whole for all bridge
and fills, or f r bridges separate and
fills separata from bridges.
' E. M. SSIITn.
Couoty Clerk.
iJUblNHSS LOCALS.
lAdvertUementa under this head are charged
t I ui rale of 1 cent per word, llrsl insert Ion?
cent per word lor each insertion thereafter :i0
woros or less, l wr inoiiiu. No advertisement
1 rted for less tlian l': cents. ""M-ru"tmu"
KiKtirea count as one word. For instance
word."""''"' l'"ml'"""lo --" quills as one
Two Initials cnunt as one wor,l. For instance,
l. M. lonei counts as two words
I he minimum charge Is for i: words- that i
"v ruseinein irom 1 wonl to l,', words is
counted as Ift words: an advertisement Irom Hi
: . .' .'. " in counieu aa -J) words'
In.in ! l j., word.. 1. coiitl as jft words, etc'
lie llvurc. following u,e advertisement indi
cate how long l( is to run. and are not cl'arg'd
II.., !,. . .. ,;.: '.""""'T' 'i- indli ates
u ,i , . I'unils bed on
Jlan h.U, and that n , , tH, hl',,Tll ,i.
Ihellgurc.an,llcllera4.if Indicate that tie
adver Iscineiil waa llrst pul.MM.e.1 April 1 and
a'tSi'i.tt.ri.l?," '" order.','.
Ill the Circuit Court of ll,e Htoi nt t
for the County of l'olk, Department No 2.
jonn uorntortli, I'laintlll, vs. fimma Kinlc.
leKmle, widow, J A. Kinley and c-erlrude
inley, his wife, S. H. Kinley and Ida II. Kl
ey, Ins wife, A. O. Kinley and Helen It. 1'inlev
is wife, S, H. riniev and Pearl VV !.. .;
wife, Luiu B. Kinley, unmarried, SalMe llf Kiu-
j n-j, oi.iuoruee, rrani. umsou and Mnrali (iih-
.ui,, ois naie, nenry scnomaaer and olive Scho
niaker, his wile, J. B. 1'uinara and Agues I'ut-
nam, his wife, Jamea Emery, unmarried, and
;," f, "".'"',"' ounim neu, ireienuanis.
lo binma Kinley Mellride, J. A. Kinley, tier
trude Huler, s. H. Kinley, Ida H. Flnlev, li
Mil ey, Helen R. Kinley, S. S. Kiulev, l;earl ' '
Mnley, Lulu li. Kinley, Sallle 11. Ki'nlev, Frank
(.lbsnn. Sarah Ulhaon, James Kmery anil llenrv
t. nterlmg, the above named Defendants.'
In the Name of the state of Oregon, You, and
each of you, are hereby required to appear and
. . ... .u.F,n,, lllr ntounsi you in the
hove entitled suit on or before Saturday, the
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"vu" lutuisa you wood on
j the same day you order it, at the fol-
! lowing prices:
! 4 foot Slabwood, delivered, $2
! cord.
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ln0Q Edgings, split ready for
Kuuueu use, $i.75 per load.
10 luch Dry Trimmings, $2 per load
16 inch Block, $1.75 per load.
DALLAS LUMBER COMPANY
2-25-8t.
F.g-irg for Hatching-.
.Single Comb Uuir Orpington eggs
1 for 15. '
4 S-tf J. E. Bekzlev, Falls City.
Kicks For Sale.
Aiicona chicken eggs for hatching;
1 for 15. F. N. Horuen, Dallas.
3-l7-8t
IMth day of April, lam, that being the last day lor
y.Mir upiK.aiance or answer by you, fixed by an
Order of tills t onrt lor the publication of this
Summnns and II you fail so to appear or answer
for want thereof, the I'bilniln ',li ,.i,. ... ....
a'Kive named Court for tho relief pn ved for in
Ins Complaint herein, to-wlt- '
That I'laintilt is the owner in fi simple nf the
whole of the following described lauds and
premises, to-w il:
West hide Kruit Farms in Folk Coiiulv. Slate ol
Oregon, ns smd lots aie shown and designated
on the plal of said West Side Fruit Farm, now
of r.HV,rd in the oltice of the County clerk of '
Folk County, Oregon.
That the Defendants have no rfc-hl, title or ;
Interest therein or thereto and that the Defend
ants be required to aet forth by answer the
iTV,'.? o the'r '"" ," landsand premises,
II any they have, that all adverse claims of
De endants,or either of them, may tJ
mined I by a IVcree of this Conn that the'
pefcndania l3 forever enjoined .,,.1 l . T
rom asaerung any claim whatever m or lo.. i.l If irn nll.mj ..
in . if rv "!''r"'';ver. to turn i'ii. " -"'tu iu Kll lne names
-., w. .... iuri aim iiiriner n if aa t , ui i iwiiinnfi rviwin
paper.
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
Harry E. Hall,
Summons.
In the f ilreult Court of the Htute of Oregon
for Folk County. Department No. '..
Eveiyn v. nan, Flalntitt,
Defendant.
To Harry K. Hall, the above-named defendant:
jn tne Name of the State of Oregon. You are
hereby required to appear and answer Hie com
plaint riled against you in the above-entitled
Court and suit within six weekB from the date
of the first publication of tins summons, to-wit:
On or before the 6th dny of Mav, luos; and If
yon fail so to answer, for want thereof Hie
plaintiff will apply to said Court for a decree ai
prayed for in said complaint, to-wit: That the
marriage contract now and heretofore existing
between plaintiff and defendant be forever
annulled and dissolved ; that plaintiff's maiden
name, Kvelyn V. Bunnell, be restored to her;
nd that plaintiff may have such other relief as
to the Court may seem just and euuitahle.
una summons, by an order of the Hon. Ed.
F. Coad, County Judge of Polk County, Oregon,
made at Chambers at Dallas, Oregon, on the
24th day of March, 190S, la served upon you by
the publication thereof not less than once t
week for six consecutive weeks immediately
prior to the 6tb dav ot May, 19118, in the "Folk
County Observer,'' a weekly newspaper of
general circulation published In said County of
Polk. The date of the first publication of this
summons ia March 24, 11108.
OSCAR HAYTER,
Attorney for Plaintll).
the Court shall seem meet and euuilable
Team For Sale.
Weight 2(1 0 lbs ; good to work : eentle
anusounti. i'nce;ioo. Ji stix Hi'ktkb
Dallas R. F. I). 2. Mutual phone
Blue 25. 3.a7.tf
Good
Marrk.
Cow For Sale.
mncn cow for sale. W. P.
Dallas, Oregon. 2-28 tf.
i ins summons is nub ixheri r.,r...A
weeks in the Folk c.niim ii..r... , nii.Thr f.-
the Hon. William (ialloway. Judge of he fir I 7
cull fourt of the .state of or-..", jor thea.untv ' Rrent C0D
i-i sink, n llltn BMIil nr. ur .-... . i .1 .
'h.mlr..ln,hefitrolI;ii;Vint"lk 10
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publication being onler.-.! to hem.d.. ..,, i,.. .:..! t . .
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A. O. COXIMT. I
Atlorneyfor Flaintifr. j
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The Canning Industry
has certainly made wonderful prog
ress in this country. This can be well
seen in our strictly modern
GROCERY STORE.
of
we coul.1 nil o
There may be others that you
"- iney are tasty and a
venience when eomnon
nexpectedly. Come and
over any way. You don't
CROCKERY
TIP
Those who are looking
ior tne hard, long
wearing kind of
- CROCKERY -
should take a peepat the line we carry,
mis will arouse the Interest and
rurther examination will show that It
will be putting money to good use to
purchase from this stock.
These Hems are samples of our
money savers. At two-third. .h.
found Utlay fUU B"PPIy Can 1,6
W. H. ROY $ CO.
Dallas, Oregon
EXAMINE OUR
rbones: Bell 63, Mutual 314.
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Your
(Blood
Shingles For Sale.
A carload of Star A Star shlntrlea
rwiveq mis week by the Soehrm
Vt A8EHOCSI Co. 10-1-tf
rJ AAv) aH. .
FUI.,)ing ana your whole system renovating in the
8Pnnf." pimples, boils, eruptions, loss of appetite and that
tired feeling annually prove.
deveKr tht"" 4 is the?' effective medicine ever
L?fi C mPlc,,e Punfication of the blood and the
complete renovation of the w hole Sv.tm
- . . . w. . .
It will
better and tHv lrl..001 e" and.
days of summer as over 43.ax people havt: t
ion for the hot
testified in the
last two years. Today buy and Wn t til,.
Mood's Sarsaparilla
OrsAJrrt .k1 ttal Food so4 rrufs Act, J.M JO. Ia. No, ri.
Horse For Sale.
s
tay. hlgh-llfed horse for
ale. Homing six years, partly broke.
weigns iimo ids. Inquire at Lynch
.-Nnuiu s Darber shop. 3-24 tt
Implements.
Ail parti.-s Intending to buy imple
ments hl better see F. J. Wagner
hefors making their pun'hases.
l-17tf.
Oak Weed.
16 Inch grub oak heater wood for
saK E. M. Ctvast. Leave orlers
at Webster's coorcetioDery storw.
t-lT-tf
Help WaatetL
A few energetic mr-n to travel and
; dononstratr ao article of great merit
i that Is DJ.-d lo all home, busiaees
, too-e, factot-iea. etc. CU volngs.
i Rctxa s. StaTr I a HUvk over Ninvr.?,A,
i A Scott's grocery.
L. A. ilATHEWS
Electricity for Lighting
Is only expensive to people who are
wasteful and careless. To yon. who
are natorally careful, it does not
come high.
eitcan 1 nni-Lir-,.
kerow-ne thr ."""" on w
to save bother of I Lb,;-' r.1"'?. la l ,
liL-hi hiii. ? ""'r "u "'"justinir. In
IO nn V ..n. n. ...
homes
month.
It Is economical becau
n un gas or
not needed
the electric
1U CBQ im Ulh V i-p., ,. : - -
i 'v.. -' iiiu oi art tie hk.
vniiric itgnt, but does it save vo.i .nvVhi- " ,ur money
portunit ie, for work and wo'ionlrSini . Kt"a U limlM ori
L'r.rry. a-r tomorrow bT "z?" ? worlt- io
,i -omiui oe ewinomy
but
nen not nesvtn
Rht burn when
some
rs tier
or less
now vou save that mnnt.
. WILLAMETTE VALLEY CO
n. 7. .,? ZL"'om J"' meals
,u-i T0U MrT
esidenee on rhn
lft.;p S.v. RATKS Fl'lB
It ATFir
flat t-r m,n,Th i.
0 drops 2.ie per drop and V rl-r K.l v JT . "tt "P to drops
ITJc ,r drop Mi i. per Kil'owatr! I t LrTfil" df,:
business.
i ci r.-v tiK'X. tJr
over 10
drops
me ins and outs ' of th ii..i,... I 7
Ibcae to us. we are never to bu. -ui tlik i .... you- c" on
40
ie.
D
us or
Willamette Valley Company
Oo-.cn Mill street, last
Mutual xtit.
nh of tbe Court Hou
e. rbones Peil l.
TVarn
aianii tflaiut
af
OABTOniA.
Ists
wrsj
HARNESS
It's the way to do before
buying. Thev are made of
the best California Oak tan
ned leather. They will fit
easy on your horses, wear a
long time and don't cost too
much.
Dallas Harness Shop
F. SalficKy, Prop.
Local Price List of the
Dallas Lumber Company
Effective Feb. 20, 1903
Large Reduction in the price of Lumber. To
encourage more building, we are making prices
on Lumber as follows:
10 TO 14 FEET
Rough
1 1 1.00
1x4 sod lis
gthing
it fencing 0d
Sized
tltOO
13.M
m rirt
Rough
t vso
! '-"0 tii JOOO 151
Sited
til. 50
Jto. 1
a t o. J
v.o.nr.
1x4 sn4 H
J0.00 J2S.00 17.W
r.uttic
2S no
1x6
210O
llf
fi7.no
Finish up to 12ia. ia fnJ:!l
tii 00 tVi 00
Shingles
Sidewalk lx6in. & Sin.
our barn, house or drj-er bilL
$13.00
32.00
2.50
2. GO
1L0O
you figures on
f