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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-09

q n g ebIih e uuoittftung.
2erington, ap., S. 9Luglit. Ter
Stoats.i .iWuermarIhdu 6. 6. @os.
uortb neIoet, boB er cine 8ranoltif-
ter-garoe entoeft babe, Die IN @ap-
fielo, ap., mebrere Gobaf .gtieoerIagen
in grono ieste uno einen @erhut oon
Gber $50, 900 oeutriQtte. Der Wars
| ihaQ IteB 9oIin @rigbt mo See Ser
fins, berborrugeuoc 8urger D}ap-
! fielo's, IN 8erbinoung nit ser Af.
| faire oerboften uno fiin0igte on, 0aB
nod ipettere Berioneu ieitgeuoulmen
lDeroen rpiir0cn.
mas 3tit elm 6ummsr2
gbtIdbeIpbia, g S. 2tug. poIis
aei Nlugiitrat 6aggsrtp itelIte 8oua
ntritug Sobn Soubocour, ben Go6 e.
mes SpteLs unter 800 8urg1hdft,
nahbem er etngeIunbeu bate, es lei
ibm niht m0gIih gu beittmmen, ipels
der Sbiergattung Elm Summer anges
bore. Saubocour mar auf 8erunldis
fuug oes 5bierihuBpereius oerbaftet
pproen, neil er eineu lebeuoen Sum-
msr i'm Seniter dusgeitelt bate, nah=
benz er ibm Die 8elente ourdIhnitter,
um ibm ben 8ebrauh Ietner Sheeren
uumoglid gu MAIDEN.
BON Der 5prti 6rittspurtet.
| 6 bicago, s. 2luguIt. Sol. Rooies
reIt unb 8ouDerueur SobnIon, bic bets
ben gaunertrGger Der Jorti6ritts-
partei. traten 9pnneritag pieDer Die
SeimreiIe an, nahoem iie nit benz
Ratipnal.4Ommittee ldngere 3et III
8esug auf bic 8ampagne itb 5erQt6en
hatten.
5enator 0iron, Der 9orIiBer oes
!. RatipnaI Sommtttee8, tpnitattrte
Donneritug Qbenb. DaB Das &Ommtt1
tee nod mehrere 5age in gbicago oers
bleiben nerbe, I'm ben 5elD5ugsplau
al perbolItdnoigen. Wan gebsutt s
! poer mehr 9iotitonsz zgureaur in berz
fhieoenen 2anoestbeilen gu srOffuer,
. BON oenen aus bic aampdgne geTiihrt
, nerDen Iol. SEQ. D. Bertins puroe
/ ron 6errn Iirou gum 9oritper oe5
I Gretutipe aommittess ernannt uno
4 5err 9ertjns piro pieberum einen
4 ShabmeiTter unb anbere geamte oss
!. aommtttee6 ernennen.
gerberbIihe & olItfion.
Glnriu, g., 8. Mug. Geo. 9ooos
/, man, Elm Mitglieo bes Stabtruths bon
n GIpriu, tpuroe 9et0otet uno mehters
n qnoere Qerioneu faper perleBt ala
n 8pnneritag 4bsno etn 4ttomooattonss
b qua Der 9. &c 8. gabu in Der gldh,
|, glnrio's In eiren Strubenbahnpager
n fuhr. Goodman, Der ouf Der bintereu
! QlatForm 'tanb, oeriut)te ab3uiprina
0 qen, qerieth dber unter bic Raoer oes
,e ,3uges. Der StraBenbahn Wdger
! ihlug um uub IhIeuberte mebrers sSn'
Il iaiisn in ben gubngrdben.
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,eiteres iiber bic RspOlutipn in-Rieas
untsrbdnblunetn Der meritdniihen
Resisrung nit 3cpata.

Brubeu- Eata lrro be.
Berlin, s. augitt ESQ 6ruben'
Ieuie ipurben Gonneritng IN oern So1-
Ienberafperf 2otbringeu bel gohunl,
g9eitfolen, infolge elmer GJplottoB oon
Saien peridiiitet.
GS ipuroen iofort Heftingg-Ytnnfi
fdsaften orguniiirt, tpelte iih rnter
aeitfuIg Der 9ribenbenrnten ms
Bergmerf begoben unb in fur5er +3etf
Z 0eideu lmb 16 SdrDerperiesie oil
Die GberIdde brntten. gSie Diele bon
DEN Deridnitteten nod ON Seben ltno,
iIf ,innogIih su fneen. ote 6r1tben'
per4pdIhtng yofft iHheifen, oob Die
nreiiien nod IebetS 9erettet neroen
fcnneri.
Cine ipatere Gepeife nteIoet. SaB
fospctt % 2eit,en 5u Sage gebraht
,uiirSen, Die RettilngsmannidJnften IN
1eTipn fpegen Der siitigen Gdnpfe
nif,t In ale Stolen eiroriugen fonn'
ten. 8ieIe Der 8erglel,te iuuroen ge.
rettet, bod iiro bic ueiiten oerlelbeiI
id3suer perbronHt uno cine groBe IE'
snhl biirite taur init Dem Geben ba'
bonfounuen. Gina 100 llnglildllde
iinb nod i'm gergperf eirgeihloiien.
Die Tarnilien Der 8rlibellelite lurtge'
ben iormernb uIib flogeno Sie
Gd,dhhniiHoimg.
Die llrfufe Der grplofion III nod
niht fefiueitegt ,porben. Die 3dH Der
Oesobteien tpirb ouf 103 uub bic Der
Gdtperperlesten auf 25 dnssgebsn
Ser aaifer fat 1900 Wiart fir BIZ
6inierbliebensn Der umgetommsner
gefHentt.
angeblih c Q pione freige'
laiien.
qie fiinf engliidsn esofrbeiiser
tpeld,e am a. @mguit IN Gternloroe
Ghleslpig-SoIirrin. inter Der glnfIa
ae. Sgone an iein, perbaitet puroen
ftno Tpnnerisag tpieoer III sSrethet
aesest tuoroen. lie 8erhafteten bat
ten pbotoarnpbiihe guinabnten Del
ssiiite Stlespig.Solitein's Der Safer
unb pudten gemnft. Die RoIisei II
aber snr lleber5ei,gmg getoMmea
bah bic aeilte feline Sptone iino, Jon
bern eininf unbeoobt bnnSelten.
Der Morb IN Warratsf d
Die in Mcrotto auf entinieosn
WcrfieIungen Der beutitsn Regiernn
dnqerenie nntsrfuhung Der ermor
huna bee bcrttsen 0srtreters Der 0s
briiber Mnnmsmnnn. Wolfsong 0pi:
bat su nihtiaenGs sitiielungen Der Gin
selbeiien b<s Werbredens uno AUDI b
reits su Uerbaftunsen sefiibrt.
y Gerr Gpib It'll oirett Dor eintm bs
1hore pcn wsarr1tefn. Der tintn es
beib<n Gauptit1ete bes Skrifots, ei
{doi7en ncrben. Dor bem 1bore b.
Ginbt in bic Qeife, um bic Spure
bes wscrbes su pertuifhen. Derbronr
iporben. Die EbGter purb<n ieopd q
mitiels, unb einige Der 9etheilisten b
finben ii4 bssiis Enisr Shtob un
Nisgei.
0trr Dppenbeimer gan
IebeHbis.
Muf cine isbr einiahe. ober untl
,purtete Weifs bot jih bas 0erihnil
ben bes Rem yorter R0ufmanns BE
tbclb Dppenteimsr auiseiIdrt. Der. tD
aeIiern gemflbtt tpurbe. aus eins
namburgtr 6otel. oneebli4 unter 81
riidIoHung tperthpolIen 0epdds III
i'm Hsiis rsifer G<lnmistsI. fcrtsegal
atn uHb peSi6D1sn mar.
Dsr Ulenn. mas etielst Wiitslll
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@etterberiht.

SIR Ohio: Hegenif)ouer. aln
sSreitag uno mabridleinlih Santitaa
BEL tiaBigen Giiospilloen; feline, 4el'
0erung in Der genlpcratiir.
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Die banana Gana('Oot(age
-s@~
Soll esreitag pomSenat erleoiet
iuerDen.
Hrdfibemt 1aft nno bic 1arifbtils.
TT
Q6georbneter Stanlep iiber ben StahIs
truit.
-~::~
Der Yoliaeiitunoal in 9ssrp yort.
IT,
Strabenbabnz llnglid BEL Glprta, y.
tt
Damn BET GauipoIts, g., fortge'
ihnemmt.
81
aampuene plQn Der Jorti6rtttss
partet.
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Giien6a6n 1nglut in Der Rdbe
8oiton's.
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MuslanD. Selegrapb

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Nu0lQllOs SGlGQruUu
Go
CTytUHTY0 OfTHIlYHHlIss
rrs6. m1
utuu UEt OulyNW.
~s.~
1feber 100 V}ernlenfe oes
<Hh<c% ,s,1N onAcrc ners
lcRf.
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(r1r.issausaui Der S~ Ssits9 ..-.l
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WrGfibent Qecomte uno on 400 dnoere
perionen getDoi.t ober pertDnnott.
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unb mar bon 5dmburs naH Berlin ges
pdnoert, um einsn bier fpohnenoen
8ruosr auf3uiudeu.
8 9ofprebiger q. .. Rogge
plDblih qeftorben.
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pie -Srupp-8entenarfeier. !.

Raiier DilbeIm Fsi.rt bic srobe Jirma.
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Cincinnati, ;freitaa, bem 9. Mnsnit 1912.

III i'm Gtanbe, Wunber gu tDtrten uno
unter umitdnoen, tpel4e jeben dnoern
nieoerbalten tpiiroen, srobe GrfoIge gu
errtngen."
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Jurd.bare GrplOiiOn IN portsaus
Yrince.
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Der qariisr .7smps" iiber Rpoispslts
ausii6ieu.
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0iefeIben tporen 8. u. Sarnpip, 9ts
Diiions Supertntenoent 8urtbalIer
bon Der g. .. R. in 8atersfielD uno
S. 3. 3reaoDeQ, ein SelzGrperte.
9 eb ei m 4 gentber8abnpers
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-02

Mrs. C. E. Snyder, living at All
Court street brought to this once
Monday a box of the finest cherries
that we have seen for many years
They are extra large, of perlect
shane and delicately colored, but the
neculiar thing about the variety IS
that it is nameless. The cherries are
seedlings and the tree from "ilich
they were picked grew of its own ac-
cord near the house and has never
been cultivated. But, year alter
year. it produces much finer 1rul'
than many trees which have hau ti,e
hest of care. The cherries resemoie
Tine Roval Ann or the Waterhouse'
oniv their color is darker Mrs'
Snvder does not know from Wha'
seed the tree sprung, she only kho"s
that it grew of its own accord aho
has nroduced a cherry of eXceptloha
size and flavor. She states that th'
recent rain has not affected the tru'
and IT has not bursted open as many
other varieties do.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-02
HOW TO RIPEN TOMATOES
Way to Get Crop Told BY Prof. Bo-
quet of the o. A. {.

Quet OF the u. "A. 4.
Oregon Agricultural College, Cor
wallis, July 1.-"Consideralle trouble
has been experienced in the past in
the ripening of the tomato crop,
said Prof A. G. b. Boquet, vegeta-
BILE garden expert of the o. a. G.,
recently. "One of the greatest
drawbacks has been in the dropping;
of blossoms in the early summer,
with resultant meagre setting Of
fruit Instead, therefore, of having
ripe tomatoes the last of July and
middle of August, many vines 90
not begin to set fruit early enough
to permit ripening before the fall.
AS a result there is much loss eitter
by the cracking of the fruit by rains
or frosted vines.
'The makeup of the tomato flower
is such as to make it necessary often
to pollenate the blossoms artiticially
The trouble of poor setting OF fruits
is nothing more or less than nom
| fertilization of the female organs or
the flower. If this organ is not prop
erly pollenated, the flower Will fall,
breaking off at the first joint below,
Tomato blossoms remain open
several days, and pollenation can be
aided greatly by the gardener. ON
bright, sunny days the pollen in the
flower will scatter readily if the vine
is shaken or tapped with II stick or
lead pencil. A high temperature
such as that between ten and two
O'Clock will cause the pollen to scat
ter much more freely ard be caugh
by the pistil, the female organ.
would suggest that some plants b'
kept as checks and not shaken, Z
compare results.
IF pruning or stalking of th'
vines is desired the plants should %
put closer together in the row, ~
: or feet. They should be prune'
l. to a single stem by removing all tn
laterals at the axils of the leaves
They should be supported win
stake and cut off when six feet hlgh
otherwise they should be plante
four feet part in the garden or telo'
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-02
HONOR ROLL NOW
IS SCHOOLS
SUPERINTENDENT SEYMOUR IS
SUES ANNUAL REPORT.
List of Standard Schools Totals 30
For Year; Many Interesting Items
Noted in Document.

Showing a total Of So schools on
schools on the standard list, the an
nual report of the public schools of
Polk county for the year ending
June IS, 1912, has been .ssued by
County Superintendent Ii. C. Sey-
mour. There are a number of inter-
esting items in the report and it
shows that the schools of the county
are in a prosperous condition aud
that a good record has been made.
The report in detail follows:
Annual Report.
Number of schools reporting to this
office, 66.
Total number of pupils registered
during the year, 347t.
Number of days taught, 144.19,
Number of days attendance,
All, 1895.
Number of days absence, l(4OS.o
Number of times late, 1857.
Number of pupils neither absent
or late for year, 1S9.
Average number of pupils belong
ing, 2972.1.
Average daily attendance, 2,S51.S.
Per cent of attendance for the
year, 95.9 per cent.
Number of visits by parents, 500.
Number of visits by members o
school boards, 1853.
The following schools have recelV
ed certificates of honor for haVlh'
made an average per cent of 95 o
more in attendance for the year
Zena. Dallas, Smithfield, Pedee, Re'
Prairie, Lewisville, Ballston, Sal
Creek, Monmouth, Orchards, Airlie
Bethel. Ward, Perrydale, FairVieN
Gooseneck, Rickrea1l, Oak Point, El
kins, independence, Antioch, Brus
College, West Salem, Buena Vista
Spring Valley Harmony, Upper Sal
Creek, Montgomery, Lincoln (9S,
North Dallas. Enterprise, Suver, NC
, Timmonds, Crowley, Greenwood, FL
!, Grove. Sunnyslope, Concord, Ga
!, Dale. Mccoy, Guthrie, Powell's Cam
. (9s), Liberty, Falls City, Blac
! Rock. Pioneer, Cherry Grove, Oar
hurst, Mountain View, Rock Creel
Hopville Mistletoe, Maple Grove
The following schools have had =
;, tardies during the entire year: War
:, Snring Valley, Lincoln, Crowley
= Standard Schools.
-
The following schools have becoh
standard during the year; Sprli
Valley. North Dallas, ,Buena Visit
. lincoln. Oakhurst, Orchards, war
West Salem, Oak Point, Mistietc
:. Liberty, Mountain View, Guthrl
- I,ewisvilIe, Perrydale, Bethel Bru
! College, Hopville, Airlie, Fir GroN
Red Prairie, Dallas Public scho
independence Public School, Ban
9 ton. Fairview, Antioch, Independen
:. High school, Dallas High scho
! Fails City, Monmouth Public scho
=, Monmouth Public school.
10 The following schools have gain
ten of the eleven points necessa
to become a standard school: P'
"a Station. Gooseneck, Riekreall' suV
=, Concord, Mccoy, Rogue River.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-02
church Dedication.

-,. new Christian church w. W.
INST been completed al Ai.--,s 49, ,
6rsson 57s 5a.' viii be dedicated 2auoSIs.. on S9a-
day. IN S-i5 all are invited. This 5 new
to Th'o,' 81 Worship is one of the hand hand
sss., aonss % and handisst arranged -s sullai MN
iasi IN ,bTss m services during the DAY r.s- E.
follows. ss 51l Morning. -t. Io.'' :. sermon mo- by BY
6s.Sst s15 dinner in dining F'9n s1nor.sig :. s.1
church. s5srsf a.so pP. r. 5--,I 's.l9 and VS.
aSs 5a's Ps.,s9. P yl .tlsl ,ess pert s5Htr.r.s ' b 3
P-saesIist n, szz= winston. 49,, come win
I'd sn5ey a great ,-e-o, cay Minister
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-02
HE KNOWS HIS OWN BUSINESS
Charles r. Harmed of U. S. Marine
Corps Makes Explanations.

VVI JS -VAt'7NN-E'
Editor Observer:-I arrived IN
Dallas on June 25, 1912, from Brem-
erton. WASH, and not from Honolulu
HI T. am not visiting Mrs. Har-
rington, in Dallas. came to see my
Youngest sister, Mrs, A. P. siefarth'
NV time expired June "a and nave
been 21 years in the United states
marines. l am going to spend the
Fourth with Mrs. Rachel Siefarth
and then maybe I will go to New
York or BROOKLYN. People seems
to know my business better thaf
myself.
(signed) CHARLES r. HARMED
Co. F, U. S. M. c
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-02
Nezys of City and County

.An~~%~%~%~%~%~~~~%~~~%~
pompel, chiropractor, ia Court
o,ss Nelson, of independence was
own sunday
,,.no for rent. Inquire of L. D.
.,el-the piano man.
N.Y. s.
N lock. of Willamina, visited
.as in town over the week end.
=. Chas. Putnam and daughter
w. visitors in Salem over Sunday.
o,lond e. Siebert, of McMinnVille,
IA friends in Dallas over Sunday.
s.
cAas stoddard, of Falls City, was
hnsiness visitor in the county seat
Onday
b
N Hawley, of Salem, was bus
uicitor in the city the last of
e week.
,u.s Pauline Snyder visited with
Jands in McMinnville for several
avs last week.
nort forget the sale on Dress
,,ods at the Dallas Mercantile COM
ays Saturday.
Free tickets to Albany for THE
norious Fourth" See the Dallas
uprantile company's ad.
s.
Mice lillian Keyser returned Mon
~ from a weeks visit with friends
Nd relatives in Portland.
s.
Mr. and Mrs. r. E. Burger, o.
orvallis, spent Sunday in Dallas, thu
nests of Mrs. Susie Cook.
8, Evendin, of Monmouth, wa
the city looking after business in
.rpsts the last of the week.
s.
George F. King and C. F. Dunn, o
p,ck Rock. transacted business il
me- city the last of the week.
s.
If YOU have money to loan Sc
me as l can be Of help to you in Sc
|mring a good loan. H. G. Campbell
Dallas.
Miss Echo Siefarth, of Bellinghan
Washington, is visiting her granc
mother, Mrs. H. Dimick, of S14 VI
hard avenue.
Headquarters of the Oregon FIJI
|nref Association will be found
Room 81, New Bank Bulldlhs' d' u
lead of the stairs.
s.
Miss Cassie Thompson, of Alpan
Tho has been visiting her uncle
Thompson at the Gail, returne
4 her home Monday.
- -t - q.
The strongest and most durab
binding twine can be secured
Cnder's General store at the mo
reasonable prices.
Willis Simonton, who served on u
federal grand jury held in Portiai
the past two weeks, has returned
bis home in Dallas.
i have a cash customer LOT
to 50 acres of good valley land; mi
have fair buildings. See or write
what you have. H. G. campus
Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. r. C. Hull, Jose
c. Hull and Robert C. Hull touri
rom st. Joseph, Missouri, were r'
stored at the Gail Sunday.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-02

Dallas Wood Yards hopldn
Coal and Wood; 16 inch and 4-foo'
wood delivered to any part OF Ihe
citv promptly on telephone call OF
fee Ss4; residence 66S.
w. L. BARBER, Dealer
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-02

The aldermen of Hood River are
oonsidaring raising the automoplie
sneed limit in the city to fifteen miles
an hour.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-02
Lodge Notice.

a Jennings Lodge No. 9, A. +. q
w tion will be held Tuesday even
ing July 2. Work in the NJ NJ ue.
aree All members requested TO o'
present. Visitors Weicoine'
FRESHMENTS. c..
WALTER s. MUIR, seey
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-02
For Sale.

Lady's bicycle, mans bicycle with
coaster brake, force pump, irrlgauns
pump, water wheel, all at bargain
prices. Inquire of DR.. Pfandhoelei, .
Falls City, Ore. "
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-02

rega, blanks for safe at this Office
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-02

Mrs T. J. Warren came up - On
,,-,-i.,,-5ua sunday and viii remain
Iii afte- the Fourth visiting az llls
,-o,s of her parents. Mr. and M p.
a Y. r snyder Mr- warren ~
rcme up wednesday night ana - 15
A. ana Mrs. W z. Cook ano ANN. ~.
- tba entire snyder family p.4l'
- ols-fsshioned Fourth oi i
picnic
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-02

Mrs. Robert Jennings is isl,'.- ,I.z
NJ and Mrs. Mel Hamilton in saleH
for several days.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-02

Fred Toner was business visitor
in Salem Saturday.
T. p Heydon, a real estate man
Of Falls city, was a Dallas Visi'of
last week.
Mrs Robert Jennings is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Hamilton III 2''e''
for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fawk anu anu
daughter were Sunday dinner guests
- The home of Mrs. NJ c. Savage
Mrs Charles viggers and daughter
Marjorie. of Portland. are the nous .l',
nests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles '''
yeu-
Mrs F. II. Morrison visited Hsi
'5srgbters. Mrs. Leonard starr aii-
~ Arthur Goode at salem the las
of the week.
W L. Price and small son
A. Mary Price. OF Kings Naliss
v-era in the city Saturday IN oln
hat the boy might receive Heoi.'
r-aatment. II was feared that .o.' %
standing disease had developed .i-' .
.,,an5icftis and that an opeIa'-.
- necessary. The child is srea'
?. E
! improved however ana vas
. TO his home later
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-02

F. P. Heydon, a real estate ma ma.
of Fails city. was a Dallas Visi'o
last week.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-02

Fred Toner was a business visitor
in Salem Saturday.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank FaWA alo %
.a.ugbter were Sunday dinner guests
at the home of Mrs. NJ. I %
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-02

Try the meals at the Dallas Ho-
tel Good service and prices reason
able. Under new management.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-02

Oscar Hayter, lawyer. Rooms and
6, UgIow Building.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-02

Attorney w. M. Ramsey, of Nc
Minnville, was a Dallas visitor las
week on legal business.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-02

pev c P. Gates left this moriIin7 -
n.-,1a,5 where he will be pres
,yt ant at a banquet tonight to De 81, s,as'l
the First United EVangs.ie,,' ssl,
at -, .,.' - crvstallize sentiment favor
cnui,,l VI tbe amalgamation Of the iea-
arsted college as already ou'.,,lsu M, =,
.,.. en- .olumns. Prof D. N. Metzss'
- -, .1so attend the banquet
Legal blanks for sale AZ li''7
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-02

Mr.. and Mrs Farmer and family
of the Red Prairie neghborhood,
were in the city today shopping.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-02

Mr., and Mrs. F. ]. Coad, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Lee Fenton and Carl Fenton
were passengers on the Tuesday
morning motor enroute to Newport
where their families will spend sew
eral weeks
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-02

Observation-Disclosures ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-02

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. WllllalnS .,,
..i,.ad in Dallas Monday and VIII
leave again today for Portland 80 80
Tbe rTa, observer Mr.. Williams said there
% ! ne oo thing he could add to the in
.or,.iew w. already printed in the ore
's' 80 "a, regarding the Chicago con-
ventiOn.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-02

i have a client who wants to
borrow $15OO.OO on approved, first
real estate security See
me. H. G. Campbell, Dallas.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-02

S. Haines was CALLED to Hillsboro
last week by the serious illness of
his wife who had gone there for med
ical treatment
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-05-03
STRANGE CASE.
Fss4VHS7'''
OF Portland Woman-Could Not Even
Eat Toast.


Of Portland Woman-could Not Even
Eat Toast.
Portland, Me.-The remarkable case
of Mrs. J. Richard White has attrac-
ted much attention as she was in bad
health for a long while.
Her husband says "My wife suffered
intense agony from this dreadful sick
ness, Indigestion, and could not even
eat piece of toast without suffering.
Five doctors here failed to help her.
while in Fall River, met gen
tleman who spoke highly of Vinol so
l got her bottle and before it was
one-third gone she saw vast change.
"She has just finished the first
bottle and is feeling and looking bet
ter than ever before. It is certain
ly making her eat. Instead of eating
one meal every three or four days
she eats three or four times a day.
"She has gained nine pounds al
ready and has improved 100 per cent
We guarantee that Vinol will build
you up, sharpen your appetite ant
give you new strength if you are
weak and rundown. If it does not we
pay back your money.-Robert''
Pharmacy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-05-03
Read the following
Scrofulitic Consumption

City of Danville, State of virginia-To
i, Edmund B. Meade, Notary Public in
and for the City of Danville, State of Vir-
ginia, do hereby certify that Abram Word,
of Dsnville, Va, to me well known, did aP-
pear before me, and being duly sworn, de-
poseth and says as follows: q 80
s'For ten years prior to August, 1909, /
was under the care of regular physician.
Last spring this doctor told me he could do
me no good, and / tried another for four
months without receiving any benefit from
him. %
In August, 1909, l began taking Milan,
and am now able to do my work without
difficulty, my appetite is good, and can
eat and digest any food
My trouble was said to be Scrofulitic
Consumption, and was wasted away to a
shadow. / was so weak that could hard
" walk when l commenced on MILAN.
1 regard MILAN as a truly valuable rene
DIV in all cases of blood trouble, whether
eruptive, or proceeding from lack of full,
free circulation.
have recommended MILAN to about
twenty of my friends, and so far as have
seen or heard from them, they all speak in
the highest terms of it, and are recommend
ing it to their friends.
1t was particularly beneficial to me in aid
ing digestion and building up an appetite {"
(Signed) ABRAM WORD.
In witness to the above hare hereunto set
81 March. A. D., 1915. EDMUND B, MEADE,
Ny commission expires Jan. "A. 1914 . !