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to end them. A workman who quits
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bed room — present many opportunities for
showing the good taste of the home owner.
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to the details so often neglected that make
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the breeding o f high grade and pure
bred stock all are so thoroughly rep
resented in the county that its fair
should rival that o f the state.
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ish situation. The lu rk s are now
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telephone and 4603 the house phonfc.
the rear seats while the world takes The rings sound at both places and
a fresh start and rumbles on again. you w ill have no trouble in getting
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Candidate Pierce has said a lot evening.
about deducing taxes but all the think o f news items about yourself
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of all in this way is greatly appre
any action he could possibly take ciated.
in that direction may be represent
Transferring by
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To the Voters ot Polk and Lin-
auto truck and by
Good Goods and Pair Treatment
C. C. M u l k e y
J . E. Winegar, Proprietor
& Son
M O N M O U TH TR A N S F E R
Petaluma Electric Incubators
a n d B r o o d e r s ena b l e y o u to raise
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Miss Effie L. Young
503
That injunction forbidding strik
ers to use force or violence in car
rying on a strike appears to have
left a trail o f woe to certain labor
leaders.
Nevertheless the public
which has fo r years had to put up
with inconvenience and hardship
during these periodical periods o f
strife w ill rejoice at any step taken
coin Counties
team,
within the
As there are many voters in’ Polk
city or out of town.
and Lincoln Counties with whom I
L e a v e o rd e r» at G arage
am not acquainted and who know
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nothing about me, therefore as a
candidate seeking the election on
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the Republican ticket as joint repre-
setntatiejfor Polk and Lincoln Coun
ties, I deem it wise to let these.vot-
ers know something concerning my
self.
Born in 'Douglas County, Kansas
in 1858. Moved to Oregon in 1870
with my [mother and settled on a
Bran, Mill Run and Corn
homestead on land now in the cor
porate limits o f Toledo. Lived 31
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B O N E, S H E L L a n d C R I T
years in Toledo, three years in Cor
vallis, four years in Astoria, four
years in Independence, four years
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Educated in the public schools
and Old college at Corvallis. M ar
ried Miss Ella M iller o f Corvallis in
1881.
Have four sons and two
daughters, all living in Lincoln
county.
From 1870 to 1893 ¡engaged in
farm ing, logging and steamboating.
County Clerk o f Lincoln County
from 1893 to 1898, during which
time 1 studied L w jnder the I.ate
Judge John Kelsey o f Corvallis.
Admitted to the bar in 1897, since
which time I have practiced in the
Courts o f Oregon'
Served as Joint representative o f
Polk and Lincoln Counties two terms
while living in Lincoln County and
two terms while living in Indepen
dence, Polk County. Served as city
attorney and.’ mayor o f Toledo, In
dependence andN ew poit. Appoint
ed Register o f the United States
Land Office at Roseburg by Presi
P. H. JOHNSON “ The N orm al Book Store’
dent Taft in 1910 serving four
years.
Author o f Free locks at Oregon
City, appropriating three hundred
thousand dollars by the|State which
was matched by the government to
Men’s Suits, Overcoats, Sweaters
purchase the locks at Oregon City
making the W illam ette River free
Ladies’ Suits, Dresses, Sweaters
from tolls and maintained and op
erated by the government saving
Give me an order and be convinced.
the farmers and shippers 50 cents
per ton on all freigh t and 10 cents
ahea i on all passengers passing, T. J. W E D E K IN D
Monmouth Ore.
through the locks.
h igh est M arket Price Paid for
Poultry and Veal Calves
Thos. Bouiden
Men’s and Young
Men’s
Suits and Overcoats
Magazines, Periodicals
Figures speak louder than w ords when
you know a store’s reputation for quality
goods as you know ours.
Think of getting n ew fall models in Men’s
and Young Men’s suits—in n ew patterns
superb tailoring, heavy
and
medium
weight fabrics for so little as $25.00.
Here’s your opportunity. E very one is a
Top Notch value that you cannot afford to
miss.
Some of the Young M en’s suits
even have an extra pair of trousers.
W h ile you are here visit our other depart
ments. This is one of the m ost complete
Men’s and Young Men’s stores on the
coast.
SALEM WOOLEN MILLS STORE
C. P. Bishop, Prop.
Books, Stationery
Candy and Cigars
Guaranteed work, Cleaning, Pressing
Author o f the Parent-Teachers
Association Law.
Author o f the Roosevelt Coast i
M ilitary Highway Law.
Have for many years been on the
firing line fo r the improvement o f
Yaquina Bay Harbor.
Had something to do with the
creating o f Lincoln County in the
1893 session o f Legislature.
As attorney and at my own costs,
before the Railroad Commission o f
Oregon in 1908 I brought suit*
1 against the Wells Fargo Express and
Bacific Express Companies a lle g in g 1“
their express rates to be unreason- a
able, unjust anl unlawful, winning q
both suits and causing a reduction g
o f express rates in Oregon o f 25 per !{}
cent.
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I f elected I promise «squ are deal j|
fo r all without fear or favor from
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anyone.
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B. F. JONES.
Milk and Cream
of Quality
Y O U N G B R O S . D A IR Y
Monmouth Ave.
F HONE 503
Astral P u re Food Flavors
Made by a new process that substitutes a vegetabe emulsion fo r
alcohol as a solvent. Five times’asstrongaseovernm entstand-
aJd requires. Much stronger than alcoholic flavors. The most
exquisite flavoring you ev ?r used. Price 50 cents fo r 2 ounce
bottle. For sale in Monmouth oy
Dorcas Society of Christian Church
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