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HARLCTTESVILIIE. Va, MAY s.
After a very rough riie over the noun
tains, the motor tourists checked in
here this morning on time. For many
miles it was impossible to make over
elk miles an hour owing to extreme
roughSess q roads. Todays run is
putting a severe strain on the cars.
but all are holding up well.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-25
Betty and her Bang.

l called upon dear Betty and she smiled
to see me come.
But when / looked at Betty, for a mo-
ment / was dumb.
Then Betty smiled upon me and my
heart with rapture rang;
The mystery was plain to me dear
Betty wore a bang.
oh, those naughty little bangs!
Those sporty little bangsl
l wish / hadn't been there, though my
heart with rapture rang.
She smiled upon me sweetly
And l lost myself completely
And now / think of nothing else but
Betty and her bang.
We sat down in a corner, and she looked
at me and smiled.
l tried to kiss her madly, for her bang
had made me wild.
But up she jumped and in my heart 1
felt an awful pang,
For when she reached the parlor door
she left me with a bang.
oh, those naughty little bangs!
Those sporty little bangs!
! wish hadn't been there, for my heart
with anguish rang,
She smiled upon me sweetly
And lost myself completely
And now / think OF nothing else but
Betty and her bang.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-25

ben fore Stat SunSa | Stmalapa.
8pnsen tps / S~espnoelien al 1S90'Ga'
rene liplis Del / be i~nternationale Sns
trigger / benne Del al 8erpen os blep |
1892 slariassn til en- bloois inbiif
@renietris. 9a Get tililut lpffeoes
gnseIItmenbeue at beieire og afIGtte
bam, Hpsteoe ban til @~entralaitens
@ilbmarfer os bar iiben ben Gib paret
~foriuunben % CLIENT. Nu traf Worrt'
Jon bam ipm iast | Gbiu; Der leper ben
tiblisere mastise 9otentat relatip Sat
iisoom ipm @inbanbler.
Npsen Nteblibenbeb i~ortiener ben fat'
tise aiebmanb bog life flyer @orri'
ION; til ban a ium aonse baabe sru'
fom os uretfarbis mob lit Soil, ps ban
mprbebe i'm esen 5aber Os fine esne
Srpbre. Snns @itermano paa 3ronen
er en- Sulubrober, ium er @nslanbs
sobe Ben os beforeret meb ben bsieite
inbilte Srben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-25

men Gotta, Sperifcr, fan 10 ina
Slsions GlnoS, tbi SlSion er i6ag
oerborte os imcrer geattoeet, og ieg
bar to brooerte 9oeener % ct MT
Seppe, aItioa, bpis ou bare piI,
Spen -"
"gil? - Spao Mor?" itammeoe
ban.
so, bpis on bill tage tiltaffe meo
Sottas Sofa 6erinbe hos mig; tbi Oct
bar mig Oct tpngeite i bisie gor, Il.
ben Siiiet blep ioIgt, at on life bill
fitnne iore Dos mig, ba ieg life mer
Tan bpoe Dig noget eget Sien."
Solmbers fit noset / Salien. San
ioo pna Teften al oct sobe Naaltib,
poa Den bpioe Dug % EorceIGns.
tallerferen meo De male, bIna Heri.
Der - De andre ire Sollerfener bar
fun glat boibe - al bpilfen ban
bnpbe ipiit, os ban faa oerinbe poa
2ottas Sofa De bl9noenbe bpibe 90.
gener meS breoe glonocr ifinne.
Sam ben6te gniigtet bort, for at in.
gen ifltGoe ie, boao Ser foregif | bans
Zine, 90 mumlebe: "Wten Wor,
boorIebes / al @ereon fan on moo.
tage mig ioa tint % prGgtig2"
go on fan tro, at 8utiferne Der
err iIet life baarIige, % ieaar bar oct
Sloaterbag. ganeformanoens Nina
operIoo mig &isbet, iom brn bapoe
tin9et, ba bum bsrte, boorleoeS bet
Itoo ill.,"
"Men Tengene9 90 EorceaGnet
og Tligen % &niperne og De fine 60
gener, Wor9"
Sun rette6e fin beieSe Sfiffelie op
iao gobt ban finbe, og benbes Stem.
me bap6e otter noget al ben lorna.
ncnoe Slang, / bpilfen bun, ba ban
bar liSen, pleieoe at o0pare bam MOB
8inferne ira oen frpienbe gsie, ibet
bum ipareoe: "Spor on inaffer,
Spenl Seq bar 10 pentet paa Dig belle
Sioen!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-25

"Goinbitrgb Cattle" poa i'm Sei I'll
auItraIien noe / atlauterbapet pllto'
ielie meo ililo 8raft lsb paa roget,
iom baaoe Easio9erer og Wtatoltab
ontoa for at bore enten en- &lippe
eler ct onbripenbe Srag.
Ga Den ierite SorifrGffelie nogen'
lunbe boobe iat Jig, og mani ilroer'
isgte aariagen til Sammerrteoet,
opbageoe man imiblertio, at BET ifplo-
tes en- aiGmpebpol, iom rimeli9pis
iopenbe bar fomn1et paa tpers al
0omperens Gl,rs.
Set bar en- aaIfelot al prlSise
0ineniioner, n9Iten 80 SOB lang,
o. eienipnIig al bsi Moer, toet Sii'
Sen paa Sopeo og &pg, ionl ellers
plcier at bore glat og eGinienoe iort,
bapSe antaaet en- graolia 5arne o9
por iulo al aruoer 90 &pnfer.
srrIia amlberne pua Sopeoet os
!SoIien pafte Offieerernes og Gigs
lraens Spmerfiombeb. Nsan ilrpoer'
isate oem nrrmlere os Sorbaittel'en
Dor Itor, ga Ser ira en- pRloig, prrlt'
aatio llooprt paa Sallen fremoro9es
ct Sorpunblao, bois Sfattrirl9 =
bpori Ser enom iao Sreoele = par
Ierfet "Gsier".
ct b,rtis efteripn al artiioerne
poa Sopeoet = inben Spalen Issue
Ses ira Soritapren o9 GIT fllplntos'
braate pnloise SrGiplinter tcr Sp'el'
oa i set belle taget rtpetpolse Sesa
poo, at Ben en- Sang bapoe o@ret !
aoniiion meo ct Seiliartsi.
Nm set DOR "gsier"s SSel9gger'
iom her ieIp bepne foaet i'm gaile'
funSc life a%iaisres; men Sanoloi''
IiobeSen taIte iterft Serfor. S9roe'
Iesbeo ga man bar Tisbeo tor. al
SpaIerne fan opraa en- aloer al BEN
,peb 200 gar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-25

Ine om6orS ftprteoe til Orfs %
IoItcrne 6pieoes % ipaiebe iom SIN,
men b%eloigois iprang intet at cat
felagen.
Ga aapteinen % bans Solf fom
til iig ieIo igien efter 6orifrGffel'en,
par set icrite mon 9ioroe at petle
Iumpernc, os &eiultatet bar, at
Sfibet bite Iig at lefe nosiaa nleget.
Ser por intet anbet at giere, emo at
tliboaefol6e gaabene peo Si9!p al
Signoler.
Gette blco siort % fort efter bar
bele WanoIfabet traplt beifirftiset
peo Gumgerne % meo at Hoppe S9-
faeen.
Mens Sc bar | fiilot grbeioe ber'
meb, fom en- @ano til at le no ooer
RGIm9en. Neppe bqpoe ban glori
oct, for Ran freq:
Ser CT Sen isien, oct ltbpre! =
San pil os tinips."
% oouife ristis. sseppe 200 Wfe'
ter borte fum 8iGmpe-a aifelotfe'
nreo en- utroIis Sart lise intoS Dem.
oigeiom fsrfte Sang itoo Sanoef
i aoifoocr OBJ | 2,iften ON Den, %
iSet Sen br,tfte tit pploige Sopeo
ium aamb,f, ansrcb Scn Sfibef.
Sitter forisate "gsier"s selGtrl''s
at rnore aurs; men Der bleo inse'
Sin SertiI enSnu iorinoen Isatro'
,erne BOA 9apteineus aortHlamoo'
brpSe noo,t at iaa grocer og 9io'
touoe. lob SEN rdienoe Spal ut Sooeo
meS en- iaaoan arait MOB BET nl1t'
felioe Stib. Scnne Sang pda snn.
SEN = at belle Stapnen bleo frpfle'
inb.
Otter iuoleSes at bape bepnef ''a
for sfib,ts anareb paa ben, for ben
poanp ben unocr aislen, Tom oe ~
SperIoSm GA Ifummeoe arteo meo
@inSretninaeu, imotiI ben enoel's '0r'
iponSt.
On boIo Zine ienerc idi'f "Ssles
upSer Saoets OperRaoe, % se'al'
uiuacn, buem oct lpfteSes at ton'''s
. On, 80 on hnor0 Sprn ol
spieSe meact onot, inoen bet iptieoss
Sem at naa omuo eIer bll opfase'
al forbipaaerenoe Sfibe-
! let par en- msrf Ssitnat ! 1850
at Den engeIife g~aitelinies Camper
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-25
On 6omse. iom CT blit |in'
bauoler.

19imes"s 9prreipuubent ! Retins,
ben tstiemSts aina,5oriter @orriion
bar nplis aiiluttei Ell Sineiereiie sien'
mem bet peitlise 9ina Gn al be inter'
esiantefe Gpiiobsr paa &silcn oar
Murriipns Sammenitpo meo Ell aiini
launse. 5 Gbiu (iinsiif 9urteiun)
Dor nemIis ben tibIisere Serifer puer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-25
RaifeIottens Pepn.
On epiIoSe al Spaliangtens SiItorie.


"@Sier" bar Iaonet paa ct pelilo'
~rititet SpoIfangerifib paa 23S Cons,
iom mloer aaptein Sames Tollaros
commando og meb en- 9eiGtning paa
noaen oq treoioe Woiro en- imuf alt'
guItod9 / aoret 1919 forlob Tan'
tucfetS Srpn paa De Soreneoe Stn'
tiers %tlunterbopsfpit, for at gao paa
3ooIionait / Ben Del al bet atlau'
fife Ocean, fom paa Sicfartere an'
aipeS peS @eligeenbeoen al Sen
Conception og ben Sang aniaaes for
at bore en- itomerfet Sagtgruno.
Om Iorgenen ben 20oe Nopem-
Der, ipo for sGfpotor, iignalifereoe
'llofiasmanoen, at en- Glare Spol
par / SarponOet, % ire al Sfibets
goobe unoer benbolospis aaptei'
mems oa TO al Stprmeroenes aom'
manoo bIep lat / Sanbet for at an'
oribe Dem, mebens 3oie Stpomano
forblep omboro meo Srore til at laoe
Sfibet felge @nobene.
TorinSen biSie bopoe naaet Spol'
f~loffen, itaf beure imiolertto til.
bunos % 9ooScne ipreotes berfcr,
for bucr at tngc fit @ptte, naar Sp'
rene after fom op for at orage
@on0e.
IonoIfubet / &apteiners @aao laa
ioaIeSes oToentenbe poa aarerrte, "a
pIuoieIig en- fiGmpemesitg Sprebpal
al Soifelotarten langioult bGpeoe
i'm oIinienoe arop op al gelgerne
Iioe foran 9ouSen, ienote en- m9gtig
8anbitrooIe tiIpeirs o9 berefter oo'
pcnt loo iig brine oiteb meo SID
erre. Otter at 9aoben meb 6crlig'
ti0beo bar bragt / oens N9rbeo,
Tpnacbe Sarpuneren lit @aaben /
Sen. SiteOetior at ouffe neo, iotn
nan houoc oentet, foiteoe bet bel
0ige SorSpr Ii9 imioIertiO ooer 9aa'
Sen OF ifipnt oenue meo burtie Ten'
Dina req tiIii0e, traf en- Slit al Spa'
lens Sale 0enS Ggterenoe % log en-
2rf, iom set tlm lnffeoes Wfatro'
icrne SeIoiS at iaa itoppct meo Spct'
relic al fine Stortreier. 0erpaa intte
0prct ofitcS meo iteoie esenoe Sort,
TrbenNe @uoScn efter liz, % ga ocn
bconuStc at fplNeS urber BET frpate'
Iinc Srnf, nar Ser tiIiiOit life anoei
Tor SeuS 9eiGtntna at giere, emo al
fappe 2iuien, opsioe oct belle % Il
at nao tilboQe til Sfibet, boiIfet og-
iau meo en- Del 9eiupr Ipffeoes Sem
Neppe pnr 9anben beiit omborf
% Mon0ifobet onnet | arbeibe mel
at aiere Ell m6en @ooS flar, fsr Sa'
ret ct bru0re Nteter forau Sfi5e'
SeIte iig % en- prIbia Spnl iom CT
merf, plinienOe aIippemaSie ifisS OF
ira Sphet.
CT 8Iif bar rof for Wtatroiernt
til | Den at 9ienfienoe oen iaareSt
SoaI fra isr, oa at Sen bapoe ono
Ii iinOe fom &c burtia pna set REM
mes.
GpIbiae @oubmasirr itoo ION
Sontprer no al Sens Rriebor; Ben;
irnateIipe Sale piiteSe meS en- Gpf
Ions Strait Sopei til Stum, % nep
pc RrpSe sen opSneet Sfibet, isr ser
itprteNe los paa oct.
SorsiGues fcrisste DC omborSor
reube at Gnore &lirs. Sor oct fsritI
par "Gsier" ingen Surtiaieiler. o.
oernrit bar Natroierne for foa ii
hurtie al fumne betiene Seilene; in
Sen Sfibet tit penSt, nnaeoe Spsler
set oa lsb 1T Sopeo meS uimooitaae
Iig aroit MOB Sfibsiioen Fige ,mSe,
anferflpoierne.
Sfibet Iigeirem itanoieSes. iom on
oct bar lsbet poo en- alippe, menl
&palen ouffeSe miSer o. foripanbt
ifurrenbe Ianes aieIen iaa Sfuorl
Sirre0e ! ole itae Grser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-25
Bright Things.
land duller ones.)

A member of the Don't Worry club
sends word to this office that she is so
fearful she will worry that she is almost
worried to death.
There are a lot of funny people in
the world; but l confess that / am about
as funny as any of t~hem'-Drake Wat
son.
When ordinary guests are present, the
tomatoes are served with oil and vine.
gar, but when the preacher comes the
tomato appears dabbed over with some
thing yellow.
Even though women have their
charms we never knew one who could
smile quite as pleasantly as a stray dog
that wanders- up on your porch and
tries to win a home by being friendly.
Mother" asked little Ethel, ''now
that you're in mourning for Cousin
Adelaide, will you wear black night
dresses too?"
what an absurd question, child"
"Oh, | only thought you might be as
sorry at night as you were during the
day" ventured Ethel.
A lady asked a clerk to show her a par
ticular kind of goods that she wished to
purchase. The affable clerk was very
bow legged, but with his sweetest smile
= ambling towards the back of the
store-he said: Walk this way, please"
"walk that way" said the lady. "Good
g~raciousl I couldn't without danger of
falling and breaking my neck"
"In summer l wear an imitation Pa
mama hat, as most men do. i prefer NOT
to turn the brim down in front. You
wouldn't think this would make MUCH
difference to people, but it does t"eny
times a day l meet men VINO
know why l do not wear .n
.ur,.d dowr;n front. What difference
does it make to these mem II they
don't like to see an imitation fanama
~. worn that way. why dom they
..u. .hort me behind my back and let
-. .,o,. 20 nv lacei"-Parson Irvine.
-.aesihle 70 havr All
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-25

s;,ee Il is impossible to have all
,h;rgs 4 man ought to want what
he gets.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-03-11
DEBATES FOR TONIGHT
High School Teams VIII Again Con-
test for Honors.

The second series of the high school
debates for this county will be held
next Friday night at the different
schools of the county that are in the
league.
The first series was held early in
January and now the same teams win
contest for the honors in the second
series. The debates will be held as
follows by the following teams, as all
visiting teams are negative while the
affirmative teams remain at home: In
dependence at Monmouth; Monmouth
at Perrydale; Perrydale at Dallas; Dali
las at Ballston; Ballston at Falls City;
Falls City at independence.
The question the young people will
discuss this time is Resolved, That
immigration should be further re-
strlcted by an illiteracy test" All
judges will be parties who are not in
terested in either team and who re-
side in some place different from the
debaters on either team.
These debates are costing the schools
a large amount of money and as they
are doing much good for the schools
and much more for the children,
every person interested in the schools
and in their betterment should attend
and thus help the debaters by their in
terest and also help the financial side.
H. c. SEYMOUR,
County Superintendent.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-03-11
FIVE HUNDRED PARTY
Mrs. OthO Williams Entertains Twenty
Eight Guests.

Mrs. Otho Williams was hostess at a
delightful Five Hundred party yester-
day afternoon. Twenty eight guests
were present and a highly enjoyable
afternoon was spent by all. Mrs. H. L.
Crider made the highest score at pro-
gressive Five Hundred. Delicious re-
freshments were served by the hos
tess, who was assisted in entertaining
by Mrs. e. w. Fuller.
Those present were: Mrs. U. s.
Loughary, Mrs. r. L. Chapman, Mrs.
G. L. Hawkins, Mrs. Mark Hayter, Mrs.
H. C. Eakin, Mrs. B. Casey, Mrs. E. A.
Hamilton, Mrs. J. H. Hollister, Mrs. I.
N. Woods, Mrs. Fl. L. Crider Mrs. S.
B. Taylor, Mrs. W. L. Soehren, Mrs
r. McLennan, Mrs. J. L. Castle, Mrs.
j. c. Uglow, Mrs. c. L. Barnes, Mrs.
e. Jacobson, Mrs. e. c. Patton, of Sa-
lem, Mrs. w. j. Kaerth, Mrs. Oscar
Hayter, Mrs. w. H. F. Mansion, Mrs.
E. w. Fuller Mrs. E. G. Kirkpatrick,
Mrs. S. T. Donohoe, Mrs. L. d. Brown,
Miss Emma Dempsey and Miss Helen
Wright.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-03-11
BETTER ATTENDANCE
County School Report Shows Fewer
Tardles for February.

The following is the report of th
schools of Polk County for the schoo
month ending February 25, 1910:
Number of schools reporting cor
rectly and on time, So; names o
schools and also teachers name fail
ing to report correctly and on time
Lewisville, Miss Cora Rossitter; Mont
gomery, Mrs. r. p. Mathany; Green
wood, Miss Stella Montgomery; Oak
dale, j. ]. Arnold; Lone Star. Miss
Lanetta Denniston; Cherry Grove, Mrs
L. w. Burbank.
Number of pupils remaining at last
report, 2347; number of pupils regis
tered new during month, 81; number
of pupils registered secondary during
month, 10; number of pupils readmit-
ted during month, 344; total number
of pupils on register during month,
2741; number of pupils dropped dur
ing month, 46O; number of pupils re-
naming at time of this report, 22S1.
Number of days taught during
month, IS; whole number of days at
tendance, 40705; whole number of
days absence, 276S; whole number of
times late, 434; number of pupils nei-
ther absent nor tardy, ITO; average
number Of pupils belonging, 2415;
average daily attendance, 2261; per
cent of attendance, 932; number of
visits by parents, "a; number of visits
by members of school board, 33.
The following schools were placed
on the roll of honor for the county
for having made a per cent of attend
ance of 95 or more: Dallas, Eola, Red
Prairie, Bridgeport, Ballston, Scrog-
gins. Gooseneck, Rickreall, Spring
Valley, Harmony (99 per cent?, Sunny
Slope, Teals Goo per cent? Falls City,
Black Rock, Pioneer coo per cent?,
Mountain View, Rock Creek, and Mis-
tletoe.
The following schools were placed
on the roll of honor for the county for
not having made any tardies during
the month: Zena, Red Prairie, Par
kers, Valley View, Scroggins, Bethel,
Polk Station, Fair View, Spring Valley,
Harmony, Etna, Concord, Teals, Black
Rock, Pioneer, Rock Creek, Highland
and Mistletoe.
The attendance this month was
some better than last month but still
we are not up to the required 95 per
cent which we are working for this
year. There were not nearly so many
tardies this month as last This speaks
well for parents, pupils, and teachers.
We are receiving reports from
schools every few days in regard to the
drinking cups and the window board.
If your school does not have these,
something is wrong. Better look into
the matter and see what can be done
to secure these individual drinking
cups and window-boards at once, and
keep up with the other schools.
H. c. SEYMOUR,
School superintendent.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-03-11
Delayed by Snow.

Henry Voth, a prominent farmer
and fruit raiser of the Salt Creek
neighborhood, was in Dallas yester-
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Voth arrived home
Tuesday from a ten days visit in
North Yakima, and were greatly de-
layed in getting through the Cascade
mountains by snow and landslides. Mr..
Voth says that at one place near the
summit of the mountains, the snow
was thirty feet deep, and in many
places it was deeper than the height
of the cars. Their train fortunately
escaped serious landslides, and their
longest delay at any one point was IL
hours. Mr.. Voth is greatly pleased with
the Yakima valley as a farming and
fruit raising country, but prefers to
live in Polk County.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-03-11

The wished-for and long-de.
layed patents for the settlers in Town
ship South Range 9 West, are be-
ginning to arrive from Washington
several homesteaders having received
the precious documents this week
This is the township in which DR.. H
L. Toney, the Black brothers, and
many others from Polk County locat-
ed their claims. All of these settlers
made actual residence on the land the
length of time required to entitle them
to Communication proofs.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-03-11
County Observer

VI Ii Brown, Abstracter; Notary.
t}laA Nitriol at Craven Bros.
0sS6x Hayter, lawyer. Rooms ant
lfa10W Building.
iA sonf property for sale? List ii
|4n .14Cobson.
si6an Spray Pumps at Craven Bros
l)1 3. e. Newell, Veterinary Sur
,on. Mutual Phone 1177, Dallas, Or
If.
1oependable Spray Solution at Cra-
fee cream at George Coad's.
4'h6 N'armer's Fire Relief Associa-
,n If Butteville, Oregon; J. d. Winn,
'uiit. 1aena Vista, Oregon. If
rave YOU seen the new Stump Pull
4 Al The Dallas Iron Works?
ana guitar. Phone, Mutual $50.
i.isf your property with Jacobson,
s Zeal Estate Man.
:sheep shearing machines and Re-
ifs at Craven Bros.
f3nVe YOU seen the new Stump Pull
\ Iii the Dallas Iron Works.
BarKnins in choice farm lands-E.
cohson.
Ien cream at George Coads.
rhA n s. Townsend Creamery Com
nr WILL buy all the eggs offered and
n Apak cash at their creamery locat-
on Mill street. 2-8-1m
Henry Stump has purchased W. N.
6Wf.s interest in the Star Theater.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-03-11
Return to Dallas.

ter an absence of several years,
III which time they have lived in
and Portland, Oregon, DR.. C. C.
IL &nd family have returned to
! their home in Dallas, and are
n8 INTO their handsome new
j Iii the Levens Addition. Their
Z fricnds are glad to welcome
back to Dallas, and in return
f1ie assurance of the family that
are heartily glad to get back.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-03-11

X. Sargent, a Portland attorney
: largely interested in Sheridan
was here Monday for the pur-
K elosing up a 100000 real es-
sansfer and the paying over of
o Iii cash to the former owners.
Urgent represents the Yamhill
4s, a new corporation, which
over the two. Hayes tracts near
Ak J. Bewley's two remaining
the Scholze place just north of
and the j. C. Phillips place
an Sun.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-03-11

'I am 20 years old and travel most
of the time" writes B. F. Tolson, of
Elizabethtewn, KY. Everywhere I
go I recommend Electric Bitters, be-
cause 1 owe my excellent health and
vitality to them. They effect a cure
every time" They never fail to tone
the stomach, regulate the kidneys and
bowels, stimulate the liver, invigorate
the nerves and purify the blood. They
work wonders for weak, rundown
men and women, restoring strength,
vigor and health that's daily joy.
Try them. Only soc. Satisfaction is
positively guaranteed by all druggists
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-03-11
Stubborn As Mules

are liver and stomach sometimes
seem to balk without cause. Then
there's trouble-Loss of Appetite-In-
digestion, Nervousness, Dependency
Headache. But such troubles fly be-
fore DIR. Kings New Life Pills, the
worlds best stomach and liver remedy
So easy. 25c at all druggists.