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Cañon City record., 1908-09-10
Tsvvsd Nv q halikut.

About the mouths Of the strea ms ON
which salmon camps are situated the
Indian dogs and children amuse them
selves catching the nsh Some Of the
youngsters are so small that after they
have succeeded In eornerinE nsh
the combined efforts Of the party are
often required to dispatch It aud carry
It to camp. l have watched dogs run
ming about in q rift swapping at the
salmon and apparently having the time
Of their lives.
One Of the most amusing sights that
I saw during my stay in Alaska was
two Indian boys being towed about
the barber Al kadiak BY a huge hall
but they bad Just hooked. Utterly I'M
able to land the fish, they had fastened
the line to the stern Of the boat. and
while they pulled with all their might,
each one at an oar. they rallied each
other for not exertinG more strength
and shouted loudly for help. Finally
IN Indian put out in boat. and the
dsh was landed.-Forest and Stream,
Cañon City record., 1908-09-10
ARrnUR l1ecAhf AhHEsfED
AT CHKYENNB FOE MURDEI

Information Vas received BY Tie au-
thoritIes here on Sunday from Shef1fl
u J. emaIiey Of CAeyenns. Wyo.. an
1o1acing the arrest in that city OF
Arthur AcCant. colored. who shot and
killed rsrcy Tullis. also colored. at
a dance In Chandler something more
hat q year ago. After the killing Nc
Cant rode away into the mountains
and saeceeded In making good his es-
cape Both men were miners and the
thcoting was the result Of . quarrel
srswinG out Of the drinking OF too
mach bad whisky. II was learned q
week or more ago that Mccant was at
Cheyenne and he was taken Into GUS
Sody at the instance OF the ofnesrs
Asre. McCaat 10 about thirty-six years
Of - and weighs about one hundred
ana ffty pounds. There has beer
Cañon City record., 1908-09-10
WALDEN COLLEGE COMMENCES
WITH LARGE RNROLLHRNT

The doors Of Walden college open.
ed today on that Institutions fourth
year of school and the unusually large
enrolment ON the FIRST day lends a
promising outlook for the year. Stu
dents from n distance have been ar
riying for several days. many coming
early In order to locate In rooms and
boarding places before school work
commenced.
McPherson and McPherson county
is well represented at Walden this
year and many neighboring states
will be represented. some quite dis
tant. The members Of the faculty who
were on their vacation have all re-
turned and are ready for work much
refreshed by the long rest
Prof. Lundquist will have charge
Of the music department until q new
dean Of the conservatory of music
ID secured. Prof. Lunduist will be as-
sisted by Miss Annabsi Gray Of Canon
city, Colorado. Who will have charge
Of prinsty Instruction. Miss Gray
comes to NcPherson we'll recommend.
ed and Is now nlling the position n
OF the new Methodist church.
Many former stndeAts are returning
to complete their education and their
presence will tend to make the school
year quite enjoyable.-McPhers Re-
publican
Cañon City record., 1908-09-10

Word has reached here OF . murder
at Westclifle In Custer county Sun
day afternoon but the details Of the af-
fair are lacking. As nearly as can be
lscertained at this time man by the
name of Auiobeen was shot by Mexi-
can In his employ with 44-calibre re-
volver in the region OF the heart and
died almost instantly from Its effects,
Autobeen was . resident 81 Huerfano
county and had taken . contract to
harvest large quantity Of hay in the
Wet Nountain valley. He employed
Moxicans 10 help him do the work and
took them to WestclifRe for that pur-
pose. On visiting their camp yesterday
oas of the MexicAns, without provoca-
tioa. shot him. The murderer attempt
"a to make his escape to the hills but
was apprshendSd and locked mp in the
osunty Jail psa1ing prslimisary sx-
aMinatioa. Astobesn lived at Gardner,
Colorado. and 10 reputed To have been
Q quist, orderly citizen. An inquest was
held Sunday night. and the prisoner
held for trial at the Custer county dis
tysce court
Cañon City record., 1908-09-10
:ewiIder,na France.

There asc in France two Bordsaux.
the one i'll the Gironde and tiny place
in the Loire1. There are two T00-
louses. the old town in the HaueD-
Garonne and Toulouse du Jura, \ vn-
lage with 600 nhabitants, near Lons-ls-
oaunier. There Is Tours in Touraine,
Balxac's Tours in the Indre-et-L0ors
and Tours, a village In Savoy. near
Albertville. There are seven St. Cyrs.
simple st. Cyrs. that is. and twenty
four with something tucked ON to
them; seven st. Denises and forty
seven with some addition. fourteen 0t
Germans and ia with somethang
tackled on.
Cañon City record., 1908-09-10
Great Lover, Of Water.

The Siamese are more devoted to the
water than any other nation in the
world. They are nearly always bath
ing generally with their clothes On,
and they never go anywhere by land
n they can possibly 60 by water. The
streets of Bangkok are like those of
Venice, and the Inhabitants say that
their idea of paradise would be town
with canals where there were current1
In both directions. so that they misht
- spared rne effort Of rowing.
Cañon City record., 1908-09-10

The Fremont county Democratic
esavsntion. which met at Florence on
saturday TO nomlnats delegates to the
state, congressional. judicial and
Aoas rSpfssentative conventions. ad-
lo2rAeA 70 meet In this city - The
1sth iAft., b make Q county ticket.
The Florencs convention, which was
In all respects q Harmonious gathering
was presided over By Gen. J. H. Maui
bin. Geo. r. Nlx oMciating In the ca
picity OF secretary.
Delegates were elected to represent
the dsmocra6t Of this county at the
stats csavsatioA q follows:
J. II. Maupin. J. q. ooAwsiesrt. Mrs.
cathsrine B. Ball. Df. 7. b Palmer.
~. Hart Goodies, J. A. Stump. John
,0AsAelat. Geo. p. ME. A. n. hssi5. r.
II. harding yr.. Judgs u. Q. th1esv. 4.
n Davis, Frank A. Moore, @. Z. 6fssA.
Lee Uampion. }. ". DarkhArd. @ 9.
;lselsal3v. TAomas Cavaaangh. TAonAs
tcarsssay, Esat L Bllrsl. ". a. frost.
"a. 3. warner. ". r. 0isasoa. ". ..
tWAHes. ~. n. LA0raAss. Le~is llsn-
.Mg.i ~. ~. ,Avssasy. ~ Dlroa. 4. Y.
1nt0naa. l. A. NoessA = Tuckee. J.
U..ylen1ne. -. q oi1beek n. W1iooa.
f1Aseaao Dspalsv. IAl1ip Cuossnan. ~.
II 1Bnssays 141sr Ra1sssaa. JeAn ten-
- - ~, A,A,1Ro1
~ a1oss! n - Dsnee9o1e -
,uon1 stuvsnA - hssneA - 60
- - 1knI1a = - uosa - q =
Cañon City record., 1908-09-10
Their Reward.

The many minor candidates
Who only run so-oo
Who cannot ever hope to win
Or have = half a show.
Don't lose out wholly in the game
Or gather no return:
School histories will print their names
For little boys to learn
They may not during the campaign
Make all the noise that flies
Or when the full returns are in
Come down with = surprise-
'Tis not their object in the race
The winning horse to be
But they through all the year, to como
Are in the records See:
Full pay won't reach the minor one:
Tha chance won't come to him
To M the White House furnishings
According to his whim:
He'll never guide the ship Of state
And keep IL on the rocks:
As'u only win q lasting fasns
To pay him for the knocka
Then DO not pause to pity hin
Beeauoe his chance IN NIL
Some other honors modeStly
Are listed on his bill.
E0KEotten viii b greater men,
but every grammar clAss
vstll have to learn his name In full.
or else they will not pass.
Cañon City record., 1908-09-10

large tuna has hsen taken. suggestive
Of the rush IN ssptsmber. This sport
Is not expeasive. You can buy good
ounce rod for $500 and reel and
lins in propoFtion. You Do not need .
launch, . skiff u all that II necessary
and you only need to anchor with the
flest of Yellowtaii fisherman In the
bay to secure your share In the
worlds greatest sport There II also
Rock Bass, White Fish. Sheepshead.
the Great Black Sea Bass, Sharks.
Sword nah and two kinds Of Bonito
not to speak Of Dolphins to add to tho
variety Of excitement.
You can fish in the morning, play
golf, tennis, walk over the mountains
or read In the afternoons. 30 diversi-
tying the sport, or with q guide you
may 20 over the trail and get . wild
goat In the heart of the Cabrille range.
No resort offers 80 many varied at
fractions -.
Tho Yellow Fin Tuna that comes in
September II the finest game fsh In
the world. It ranges up to 100 pounds
and il a native of Japanese waters
according to DR.. Jordan, but crossed
the Pacific ocean and appeared at
Santa Catalina frst some four years
ago and II taken NO where else.
Cañon City record., 1908-09-10
NEW CASHIER CHECKED
IN AT THE RyO GRANDk

F. W. schAnck was checked in u
cashier at the Denver Z Rio Grande
station on Saturday AZ the saoesssor
70 Alex. J. Nafe, Auditors Louusbury
and Leggett Of Denver doing the
work. Mr.. Schnack was agent for the
pennsylvania lines at Bellevue, Ohio
for q good many Years where he estab.
lished for himself an excellent reputa-
ton as q railroad man and Mr.. Maddox
considers himself fortunate in secur-
ing 90 skilled and successful q cashier
to take Mr.. Nafe's place.
Cañon City record., 1908-09-10
the YELLOlNFIN TUNA SPLENDID
SPORT AT SANTA CATALINA

TIE greatest ilshing in the world ID
% b nDand ut Santa Catalina b Sep.
tanbsr. It u now that the fall run Of
yellow tail eomss. It 10 now that the
0g Yellow hin Tuna COMES In and af-
tprds the grsatsst sport and both ths
Ught Tackle and the Tuna and thu
3-s-Cluhs have prepared for this event
~ the Giving Of tournamsnts and of
ering beautiful prizes Of medals. cups.
bAdess, rods and in fact prisss Of
all kinds. These magnificent trophies
are exhibited in the Hotel Metropolis
and at the Tuna Club and form a dis
play veil worth the trip to Santa Cat
alma Island TO zee.
n SpsEt Of Kings.
The sport at the island is not out
TO ssA-ths biggest Tunas have been
taken within nifty feet Of the shore
and the largest Ysllowtail Of the sea-
son has been taken in Avalon bay.
Here you can row out In . comfortable
row boat in perfectly smooth water
where It Is always cool and delight
full and enjoy the sport that brings
millions from England and every part
OF Europe. ......
In 1906 over 500 Yellow Fin Tunas
we're taken with rod and reel not hall
q mile from Avalon and already Q
Cañon City record., 1908-09-10
34Wno R1vp - Allyaolnane1 !

W. naVs 1og AAy11l198
We often hear the remark that, In
the long rum. either the dealer or the
consumer bear the publicity expense
Of all advertised articles.
Just where the idea originated, We
cannot say. 1t was. perhaps. FIRST
thought Of BY the houses that did not
believe in advertising. and WHO simply
used 1t a. an argument to make the
merchant think that either he or his
customers must pay more for the adj
vertissd lines.
Be that ~ It may. the theory =
groundleas. The very arst ding that
kills this argument b tie fact that ad-
vertised goods. epnerally speakins.
cost nefthsr the DEALER nor tie con-
sumer any more than non-advertised
lines.
In this da yof competitive retailing
we must grant that the dealer or his
buyer would not permit themselves to
be forced to pay more for an article ON
the strength of any mere claim. Com
petition is growing every day among
the retailers as we'll az the wholesal-
ers and manufacturers.
Could the retailer risk his reputa-
ton by asking his customer to pay
more for an article simply because 1t
is advertised?
This, then, brings it back to the ma
ker. Does he pay 1t or take it out Of
the goodsf Neither. 1t 10 made up in
the increased demand brought about
as the direct result OF advertising?
There are some retailers. non-be-
levers In advertising. who view the
subject in the light that someone must
pay for the advirtising. either them
selves or their customers.
To make the case perfectly clear.
let US suppose that without advertis-
ing your annual sales average $4,000.
Now. suppose you set aside $1,000 for
advertising. and with the right sort OF
a campaign pull your sales Up to $780,
900. With the same rent, the same
clerk hire. and the same expenses in
every way, you have done an extra
$4,000 business at cost to you Of
81, 900, or an amount only equal to ten
per cent OF the sales.
During this time you would not have
been likely to raise your prices, hence
there is no way in which the customer
has contributed towards the advertis-
ing fund. except in the way OF increas-
ed business.
Another example. Advertising is
one form OF salesnanship. No mer-
chant would want to grant that the
customers paid his salespeople. The
right kind Of q salesmAn not only pays
for himself, but makes q profit for the
firm besides. go
Suppose that BY adding an extra
salesman to the staH the merchant can
increase the business 5000 per year
The salary OF the clerk. let ua sup
pose to be $500. Isn't this clerk paying
his own way when he has increased
the business 5000 at an expense Of
about ek per cent of the amount.
There Ii only one class Of people
whom we could safely say do pay for
advertising. and they are among the
class that do not believe in 1t. In other
words, the merchant that is = noa-
believer pays for the advertising done
by his competitor who does advertise,
by the loss of business that 10 taken
away from him. Hence 1t 10 the non-
believer in advertising that contrib-
utes to the appropriation--nOt The ad-
yertiser-not the consumer.-Dry
RArSOrfAr
Cañon City record., 1908-09-10
TO MEET here ON THE 18TH
TO NAME COUNTY TICKET

Gathsrine b. Bsli. Dr.. r. d. Palmsr, A
II. Davis; h. A. bradbury. H. e. No
candisss, W. watsoR! T. 4. Harding
Jr., Ed. LGtes, Frank MaHHfng. Judge
n. g. Bailey A. Durfee. H. NJ Latss
J. II. McCandiess. J. N. Bugbee, bssks
Rogers, Frank A. Moore. Sherman Az
dfews. Thomas Blunt. Orion w. Locke
Kent l.. Eldred. W. 3. white. W. =.
Iatefick, A. w. Alexander, william C.
Gilbert, hSan Morgan, L. L. Job. Owen
Doran, N. n. Nurrany and Frank
9telnmeier.
The delegated % the Democratic
congressional conveAtion. to be held
In Pueblo ON the 16tA last. are the
same 20 those to the state coaNentioa.
with the exception that w. n. Ksfec Z
substituted for L. A. Psteet and J. =.
Mitchell for A. ". Alexander.
The Aoat reursseatativs ooavsntioa
Win 10 held In CaAon City. but the
aaSs for its assembly hes not yet bssa
Aaaa. Ths delegates will b he came
~ thoss 70 IL state coaventioa. a.
csrk ii o. 6ass Of ". r. Houslsr. who
VIII tAke eks psaes Of = Tucksr.
Cañon City record., 1908-09-10
prsAsesi . chaAss.

II tk8Ieht you told me that Il there
was anythihe you had NO use for and
couldn't - at1 p,eas0re in It was An
autoy'
"Did say that.'' 80,
That very thing. and So& I ses you
driving one Of your own"
''OA, well. couldn't afford SSS ~hes
talhod like that"
Cañon City record., 1908-09-10
M lMkAs1at

Ne 5oalousy.
!"Nho is that nercs tooking man that
has bSoa walking aroand hsrs eytnS
- suapiciouslyr
Looks like a bill collector"
what can he wantv
II don't know. but you bad better
hide your engagement ring. Maud.
fefhaG8 Charlie didn't pay the dollar
this wsek, and he may be after the IN
stallnneut.~ ...
Cañon City record., 1908-09-10
The sorrexs Of Il.

ats too bad" observed the man who
seemed to be thinking aloud
whats too bad?' queried the party
who had overheard the observation-
THAT our neighbors always knOw
when we have fried onions for supper.
but never get next when we have
Btra awberries aud ice cream" explainsd
the noisy thinker-Chicago News.
Cañon City record., 1908-09-10
The W0asl1ae.

"Do you think there Is any reliabas
way Of foretelling the weather.
yep" answered Farmer Cofntos-
eel. "Jes' think Of the kind you dont
want and then prophecy it"-WasA-
lngton Star.
Cañon City record., 1908-09-10
MURDERED NEAR VvESTCLIFFE
. ..' BY MEXICAN RANCH HAND

standing reward for his arrest. which
will go to his captors. Sheriff Esser
left for Cheyenne this morning for the
purpose OF bringing the prisoner here
for trial at the November term OF the
district court
Cañon City record., 1908-09-10

II may b an -unssasoaabas~ dns
70 movs-but sometimes tAs grsatssa
~bareains and boons" h ho0oso %
apartments are to b foaAa "ost q
eaasoa." watch tAs aAs.
Cañon City record., 1908-09-10
Hateful This.oI

~AFe you fond Of men's socle1vr
eAikupped the chappie who had ha1nt-
ID tie girl all summer IKE ths ehsst
oe an undesirable past.
Really don't know" murnursa
the girl .-.-..
Don't knowr -.
mo: you see 1 h.vs had no eAa.es
- try for q loog time" --,--
Cañon City record., 1908-09-10
eesl;.h ovs~e,sc

why. my boy. did you fall In tat
opsA coal hole?'
no; course not. Wu8 in here. IN
tAay built q pavemeat over me~-n
lUstrated BitR 81
Cañon City record., 1908-09-10
state of ohie. City OF Toledo. Laoa

state Of Ohio. City Of Toledo. Laoaa
County. %. 60;
Frank J. Cheksy makes oath that II
10 senior partner u The 6rm OF = j.
Cheney 4 Co., doing business In tAs
city OF Toledo, County nd State a16re-
said, and that sand arm VIII pay u
sum OF 0tU Hundrsd D1IRS fOr
each and every case OF eafAffA Tat
cannot be cured ~ the neo e 44Y'u
Catarrh Cure. FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before M and subscribed
In my presence. this 6tA aay q Deoem-
ber. A. d. 1Sos.
(0eal.) A. ". 6l.DA0oN,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure 10 takes tatDra-
IaI1y, and acts directly on tAo hood aAd
nUcUe surfaces of the aystem. Bad
for sauetDooialo fr0A
r ,. CHENEY q 90, Tolodo. o.
Sold By MI druggists. 1eo.
Take Hslls Family Pllls coe eon-
otipAtioa.
Cañon City record., 1908-09-10
Full Of Il.

Mrs. Caterby-ln short time now
Me VIII do all our heating by alcohol.
Caterby y-Thst's good. All wen have
to do WIN Be to connect your Une8o
Jake to the furnace and ranRe.-LiNaL
Cañon City record., 1908-09-10
Aooe Rollo~l

po0e Fellowl
"4hS SefVed me such Q mean trick.
What Was itr'
Made ne think I wanted to marry
her"
..And then turned zee SOwar
..No. Percy: ah. n0f
"Whatr'
sAna then took me o." Il,
Cañon City record., 1908-09-10

T. q. TWyman. fSoor manager for
the Baker q Hlg1s Msrcaakilo oom-
paAy. rstsrast % CaAoa cDey Sunday
aftsrnoeA froa Q weeks baslnsss aA1
social tfip - ClinlaA, lnAspsAAaaee
|anA otAse Dstnts in lllssDszl ~. Twy-
|0an wao - sxDsGop1 haeA unA1l n
eo1ny q We1n1ooay. ~ NToAns1 a.
|mess esa1lanlly n lll1101sa o1Eene -
aeay tAsiN - ~ - - -
v111e dAss1r 60 se1a Ulno1.
Cañon City record., 1908-09-10

Mr.. SKu Brs. WISlian Curtis ~ ~
osopsr aN1uAs. IsN - N early traan
1ueo1ay uesning ~ nlakssaasg. a.
. vtalt shsif aanuess. 1rs- ha1a4e
rsssAse. IA1v wtll - Gsas ssvssAl
{ - 0nlD-An - Gs1ls1k -
80 49, - ~ - = 80 e
- 6 - u oE eosk l
Cañon City record., 1908-09-10

The reason why some deals can't
slip through easily is because they are
q little crooked and have not had their
curves fabricated.
Cañon City record., 1908-09-10

II don't succeed arst dine ~
ine:" ... .--y :
Yes r-.
Make a kick to the managsAeak@
Cañon City record., 1908-09-10
Smart YoN,

So = Smarx YoWtA. A
"If at first you don't succeed what
should you doy "a .--. +-s-
swhat. mer' ...-, .
Cañon City record., 1908-09-10
Hurnor s.e Philosophy
D. DUNcAt n ssaTu =
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

The absence Of some people is hi..n-
y appreciated by their Interested ac-
quaintances.
Cañon City record., 1908-09-10

You may need all you get. but If the
other fellow is sharper 1t is his
Cañon City record., 1908-09-10
chaslkANe.l.

-Whilg the audisncs was In 6H ~
roar TIE scturer stood theFO O1etM0
o6 siaesplttung 5okes without chang.
Ing q nuscle d his face"
''Pfohabay ~, had told them 10 ha1
wife anA found d1t bow patAotae ~
werO.s
Cañon City record., 1908-09-10

1t is such great comfort to a man
to think how kindly he is letting his
wife have her own way.
Cañon City record., 1908-09-10

Last We forget. the man with q
h4ach Of bills comes around once in
aNlie just to remind u that life 70
~ MI milk and honey
Cañon City record., 1908-09-10

There are lawyers who work with a
Will When they have finished Il is
apt to be badly broken
Cañon City record., 1908-09-10

ou0ossDa,n1sa - lseonnaoA :
- wan0 0sGns heosglnG - ~ -
- Va1no1.
sNe 4. ~ IueassaP
UnWO11oM oUAe
50 = - = - !! ! - :. 4 - =. z elis !
Cañon City record., 1908-09-10

Ne ossA Assa1fsaA
'1lt = q harA 49,
XeAk 6r' l
.1eki.s - ~ q M-
.s / .,v.,. .. ..ss,ss :
RsEue - k.~
Cañon City record., 1908-09-10

After all. most Of US know a lol
about our neighbors that we don't tell
Women are really sorry for men, but
you never would guess 1t.
Cañon City record., 1908-09-10

= :! ]. T.. :! r..
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1908-01-31
BUYS HOWE GROCERY
Business Will Hereafter Be Conducted
by E. c. Kirkpatrick, the Well
Known Hop Dealer.

An important business deal was
consummated in Dallas, Monday
when E. @. kirkpatrick purchased the
Howe Grocery Store from the Dallas
Mercantile Company. which has owned
and conducted that establishment for
several months.
Mr.. kirkpatrick took possession
Wednesday morning, and the store
will be closed during the remainder of
this week, while the clerks are
employed in invoicing the goods, pre-
paratory to resumirg business next
Monday.
Mr.. Kirkpatrick announces that he
will run the store on radically different
lines from those usually followed by
the retail grocers. His large adver-
tisement printed elsewhere in this
paper will give our readers an outline
Of the changes he has in view. Mr..
kirkpatrick is a successful business
man, and the people of Dallas and
the surrounding country will watch
with interest the effect Of his methods
on the grocery trade Of the county.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1908-01-31
COURT HOUSE NOTES
Items of Interest From the Records
in the County Offices
Briefly Told.
PROBATE.

PROBATE.
Guardianship Of Hayes minor
report on sale of real estate confirmed
REAL ESTATE.
A A McNary to Elizabeth McNary
ct al, 1850 acres, s, "A W, $500.
VI Turnidge ct ux to p S Seeley,
1922 acres, s, W, $6556.8O.
G. Brock to J @ Hoyt, 70 acres.
tt s, 5 W, $500.
J P Minch to A G Ruby, 100 acres,
10 s, 7 W, $4,000.
j Parker to R L Chapman, 6.5s
acres, t z s, 5 W, $1,100.
M E Miller and nd to B L Knoll, 121
acres, t 5 8, and 6 W, $40.
JIM Wise ct al to H J Elliott, land
in 6 S, r 5 W, ST..
L McKye ct ux to D S Bentley, 40
acres, S, r8w, 1920.
Elizabeth Blaketer to D S Bentley,
go acres, t 8, W, $412.
United States to Frank Barnes, 1856
acres, s, Sw, patent.
P Miller ct ux to P S Seeley, 100
acres, s,r6w, $4,000.
@ w Leonard ct ux to 7 J Petit, lots
in Monmouth, 500
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1908-01-31
Poultry Raisers Will Meet.

The Polk County Poultry Raisers'
Association has decided to hold
monthly meetings in the Office Of
County Treasurer BeezleY, secretary
of the association, for the purpose Of
discussing subjects pertaining topoul-
try raising. The first meeting will be
held Saturday evening, February 8,
and the subject for discussion will be
"Hatching and Casing for Young
Chicks" Not only members Of the
Poultry Raisers' Association, but all
who are interested in the betterment
of the poultry industry in Polk
County, are invited to attend and take
part in the meetings.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1908-01-31
TO THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS
DAN P. STOUFFER.

L. D. Brown, for Abstracts. Notary
Public; typewriting.
DR.. Donohoe, Dentist. Uglow Bldg
Room l.
The OBSERVER office wants the print
ing you are particular about.
For the best cigars and freshest
candies, call on Horace Webster,
DR.. Hayter. Dentist. Office over
Wilson's Drug Store. Dallas. Oregon.
Butler & Dunn will pay good prices
for furs and pelts of all kinds. 1-1l-4t
Money of private parties to loan at
per cent on well-improved farms.
SIBLEY & EAKIN.
The OBSERVER job printing office-a
city printing plant in the best country
town in Oregon.
Mems and women's clothing cleaned
and pressed, at Bartlett's near depot
Mutual phone AL,
Patronize the new barber shop on
Main street 7. W. Reel, the proprietor,
guarantees first-class work.
Barham & Winslow have several
farms for sale, on which they will
take city property as part payment.
Box 367, Dallas. 1-14-tf
Basketball on rollers at the Colos-
scum Rink, Saturday night. Dallas
VS.. Eugene. Admission 25c, skates
for after session Csc. Game called at
8 80 sharp.
W. R. Ellis, agent for Daily Ore
gonian and Evening Telegram. Have
a daily paper delivered at your house
by the week, month or year. No extra
charge for delivery.
Legal Blanks at this office.