Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-05-26

II Inc en- newest thingoutl Those Lewis
FIIio FIG ozark dishes, at Loughary &
Drink Amber Blend coffee once and
Ellis sell it. HouBnary q
, Ihomas % Edgar has closed his saloon
IA rails City, and will engage in the
business in Newport. 'Do
", Jasper Ellis has been down from
w Waiiqwa county, visiting his mother
Mrs. Fl. Ellis. in Salem.
The Normal baseball team defeated
Sne dallas College team at Monmouth
yesterday by the close score of 10 to g
! Lewis and Clark dishes, beautifully
decorated with pictures of Fair build.
l 11hgs ana Oregon scenery, lust in. at
Loughary & Ellis
ne DR.. H. L. Bancroft, eve and
nerve specialist. will be at
Lhe Cottage Hotel Monday and Tues
day, May 30 and 80
John W. Macomber and Miss Kitty
M. Fisher were married at the home
OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
q. L. Fisher, Sunday, May %.
County Assessor G. S. Graves has
purchased lot from E. V. Dalton, on
Mill street, and will Immediately
begin the construction of handsome
cottage.
Osteopathic treatment has brought
relief and cure to thousands of suffer
ers from chronic disease. WHY not
investigate? Free examination. DIR.
BARTLETT.
The Kings Valley wool pool Of 1860
tleeces was sold to Chamberlain of
Corvallis for 28B cents pound, Satur-
day. Seven sealed bids were received
for the lot.
Members of the Shakespeare Club
are earnestly requested to be present
at the meeting next Monday evening,
as business Of Importance is to be
transacted.
Among diseases I have success
fully treated in this vicinity, will
consumption, nervous pros
tratlon, paralysis, heart disease, con-
dyspepsia, appendicitis,
goitre, chronic headache and female
disorders. Examination free. DR..
BARTLETT, Osteopathic.
Burglars attempted to enter the
house of W. A. Wash a few nights
ago, but were unsuccessful in the
effort to pry open the window, probably
being frightened away. Dallas needs
a nightwatch, at least until the close
Of the Lewis and Clark Fair. The
OBSERVER is of the opinion that if the
council would detail Marshal Grant
for all-night duty, the business men
would contribute enough to his salary,
or few months, to pay him we'll for
lis work. Dallas has little need of
marshal in the day time
@. N. Macarthur left for Walla Walla
to attend the burial of his
Miss Charity Ankeny, who
lied from the effects of a surgical
'peration in Philadelphia last week.
Hiss Ankeny was the eldest daughter
# Senator and Mrs. Levi Ankeny,
ind was aged IS. She fell several
tories in an elevator at st. Helen's
HALL in Portland four years ago and
ustained injuries from which she
lever recovered. She was a bright
md winsome young woman, and her
eath will be mourned by many
riends,
The Dallas White Stockings,
oys' baseball team, defeated the {
Department nine at Mon
1outh, Saturday afternoon, by score
f Is to II. Lloyd Coad was in the {
OK for Dallas, and gave the Normal
oys a demonstration of the effective {
ess of the "spit-ball." Frank Syron, s
)allas' most enthusiastic baseball
an, was on second base, and covered {
imself with all kinds of glory, pull
lg his team out Of the hole at every I
ritical point, and saving the day for 1
le visitors The Dallas boys are c
ranging with the Salem High I
chool second team for game to be e
layed in this city tomorrow after
oon.