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About Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1905)
Poll County Observer . J. C. HAYTER,. KDITOR A?X PUBUSHKR. Published Wk!y t fl58 pw Year. Strictly is A-2tb. BALLAe, OKEftOS, JCLT 23, 1905 7f way ta build up Dallas it to pat raize Dallas people. WILL PROTECT INTERESTS. The wool growers of Polk county met in Dallas last Saturday and adopted a rule to the effect that all growers desiring to join the annual wool pool hereafter must sign a con tract to abide by the action of the As sociation in disposing of the pool. Certainly a wise provision. A pool in which a grower can withdraw his crop at will la virtually do pool at all. This is a free country, and there ia no law to compel a grower to place his crop in a pool if he does not desire to do ao. But after he ha once joined such an organization, he should be willing to abide by the decision of a majority of its members. Otherwise, the effectiveness of the pool Is de stroyed and a great Injustice is done to the members who are acting in good faith. We think no one will question the value of organization among farmers in securing a just reward for their labor. The resulta achieved by the sheep and goat raisers of Polk county in their method of disposing of their wool and mohair during the past ten years have amply demonstrated the effectiveness of co-operation. In pool ing their clips, these farmers have never attempted to extort unreason able prices, but they have prevented buyers from manipulating the market so as to deprive them of a just aud fair profit on their product. It is true that a grower may be able to realize a few extra dollars occasiocally by desert ing the pool and soiling his wool in dividually, but the past history of the wool and mohair industries in Polk county proves that these opportunities are the exception rather than the rule. It is gratifying to note that the sheep and goat raisers are getting their Association on, a basis where they will be able to control the wool in the pool, and force the delivery of every pound sold, should such a course become necessary. In these days of combinations among manu facturers and speculators who handle the products of the farm, the farmers are coming to realize that they too must work together in order to secure what those products are worth. The selling plan adopted by the wool and mohair growers in Polk county has been highly successful, and it is to be hoped tha,t all the growers will stand shoulder to shoulder In tlio protection of their important Industry an in dustrytbat is rapidly pushing Polk county to first place among the rich and prosperous counties of Oregon. Are a'.n-ri "beaa- ; ti ..; " aad always; lug 10 toe society rttiorte-rs. and ia &" iut tie re port is most - trae. are taking the lead io discouraging thi3 freak style of hand-writing, and it is expected that the smaller schools will follow suit Teachers and school I officers throughout the country hare been etroog la their advocacy of the j vertical system, tut the style has ! cever found favor with merchants! and business men generally. Xow, that the authorities are awaking to the j xii-re nay i En- fact that business men will net employ ' happy brv.vs ia bookkeepers who write the vertical j firtn- , . , , ., L't few ia real :::e. hand it may be expected that the j g,!t jjOW ti,r: jt -u system will scon be abolished in all j to look upon mauy public schools. j of &e - j know, ar.d beaere The handsomest newspaper souvenir, once ar,3 we have seen ibis year is tee iwis. n'.t of womanly disease, has carred and Clark number of the Newberg; beauty aod undermined happiness. uraphic. ith a rx-autifui cover H t. i I fcmpov. Paia. tie : New BuOJiBS O&Gstrvcied by Soehre I Warehouse Company Is Practi cally Rre-Prpof. design and 43 pages of reading mat-; ter splendidly illustrated, the paper is a fine advertisement of the enterprise! of the people of Xewberg and the rich f resources of the Chehalem Valley. 1 Such an edition has certainly cost its publishers a large sum of money, and ' the edition should have a big! sale in Yamhill county. If any citizen of Xewberg fails to buy a dozen copies ; of this handsome paper to send to his Eastern friends, he will not be doing J his duty. I FOR WOMEN The Oregon ian who has no prospect ' of visitors this year must be short on j cousins, uncles and aunts, remarks; the Newberg Graphic. S5QO WHO CANNOT BE CURED. Backed cp by over a third of a certsrr of remarkable aad tnsform cores, a record rucb a. no otter recacy for the diseases aid weakness vm'.nt to iroata ever attained, the proprietors of In Pierce "s Farorite PrescriptsoB bow ft-el ls,V:y war ranted in oSerirg to p ia Jefal norsr-r of the frv.ted States, for ary case of Leccorrbea, Fessale Weakness, Prolap E5, or Falling of Womb which they can cot core. AH they ask is a fair and reason able trial of their meams of cere. -1 fcsre tbou hi far same time I wotiid write yoo and tfii t t -j of lie ?rett improrr-Eent in tot b" th si".- tk:sg tout ' Farortf FresrrTj tiOT.' mo Mrs. H. S J.'.-crs. oS Forest. S. C When 1 benn its use I was physics': wreck and ha-i J-.ta:red of et'er haricg aoy health aeain. C- :: : not mi op all Ut and was so weak I cju'sg not wa!k mc caaner of a itiile. I coic-d 3 rrra: ;-r.ntrr-eTneot in r.T heaith be fore the :j 'rotle was used- Was soJtrinif wiiJi a:!co9 erfry pain that a woican is su'r-ect to; bad iofii.amatioa of orariea. paisftil and ; npTrrwed trr)cis. and ccher -yrr.frrzs of TWif n Af Wcivm-T was n Pnrtland :i.a e d:seir. After t:k:uz ii bcslies of i.or. li. Ji. Jieizgcr was a loruana .Favcrite s-ipa.. i ft!t i;te a Mr- visitor this week. : aon. Canride horse'tack and take all kinds of i exercise and not fed sired.' Tracy Staats is visiting friends in u you looking for a perfect lax, Gilliam county. j tive try Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellet. Coleman Elliott, of Canada, is vis- j -- " " - : iting his uncle, Jame3 Elliott T. A. Riggs was a business visitor in Portland the first of the week. Miss Hazel Hollister is in Portland, visiting friends and attending the air- j Bonebrake came to Dallas lastSpring J. J. Burch, of P.Ickreall, has been J and secured employment as collector summoned to serve as a jnror in the s for the Dallas Steam Laundry. After land fraud cases in Portland. j working a short time, he suddenly Fred J. Oberer, manager of the j lsappeared. Lee Smith, proprietor hardwood sawmill at Independence, ' of the Dallas Cyclery, at once swore was in town Monday afternoon. lout a warrant for the young man's Mrs. J. M. Pollock and daughter,? f rre lf in? that h? had take a Ellzateth. are in Portland visiting ' b'C-VcIe -S-8 the store. The relative., and attending the Fair. i offioer maTde dl eDt ,attemPt to Arrested ia Vancouver. Chester Bonebrake was arrested in Vancouver, Wash., Tuesday night, on a charge of stealing a bicycle be longing to Lee Smith, of this city. THE PENALTY OF POLITICS Catering to the Populistic demands the Republican and Democratic man agers adopted an unlimited referen duiu measure Catering to the baido element, the Governor refused to veto the appropri ation bill and referred it to tho eoplo, It will cost tho people at a low esti mate $150,000 In taxes to have these concessions mado by tho politicians, All who bid on supplies for tho state must do so on u basis of a ten per cent discount on their warrants. Tho Portland banks are said to bo cashing the state salary warrants on tho promise of interest on tho same, Tho Governor has let tho impression go out that ho will recommend that tho state pay iuterost on tho salary warrants. Of course, ho Is In a position to veto othT bills and com-vel tho legislature to provide Interest on those warrants, The big banks that are cashing the salary warrants at par will got their Interest and will lose nothing. Indeed, It Is doubtful if they aro not doing the business with state mouey which must bo kept at those banks. liie nueo consists In tho state pay ing inteiest on its own money, and on tho warrants of offices provided for under the constitution. The people It ad no way tu hold up a careless and iudifferent legislature, that refused to consider any program of retrenchment and reform, but by tho referendum, and may do so again Ihey may even hold up some of the salary warrants before they get through. Salem Journal. Spokane Is the latest city to abolish the vertical system of writing in Its pub lic schools.the reason being given that it Is too slow and that business meu will have none of it. The large cities What are Humors? They are vitiated or morbid fluid cours ing tbe veins and afTevt hur the tissues, they are (vmnxmly due to defective diges tion but are sometimes Inherited. How do they manifest themselves f la many forms of cutaneous eruption, salt ruetiro or rcceraa, pimples and bolla, and In weakness, l.tnjrnor, general debility. Haw are tin y expelled ? By Hood's Sarsaparilta hlt h also builds up tbe ayitem that ha suffered from them. It U U tot medicine fcr ail huiaon Mr3. M. L. Dorris, of Independence, aud her cousin, Mrs. H. C. Wade, of Waitsburg, Wash., visited friends in Dallas yesterday. The jury in the Williamson case failed to agree, standing 10 to 2 for conviction. The defendants will be placed on trial again today. O. S. Xeal, of McMinnville, is Agent Woods' new assistant at the Southern Pacific depot. Howard Henry, the former assistant, has been transferred to Lebanon. Hon. George Myer and family, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Seymour and County School Superintendent Starr enjoyed a few day's outing on Three Rivers, in Tillamook county, this week. I he ico cream social to have been held on J. R. Hubbard's lawn tonight has been indefinitely postponed on account of the tent meetings being held by the Christian church. The warm weather of the last few days has been highly beneficial to hops, but the lice are still plentiful in the yards around Dallas. The growers have not relaxed their vigilance, and are keeping the sprayers running early and late. D. J. Welsh, of Toronto, Canada, is visiting at tho farm home of his uncle, James Clow. Mr. Welsh was graduated from the departments of art and theology In McMaster College in June, ond Is enjoying a well-earned vacation. Upon his return to Canada, ho will begin active work in the ministry. Hon. J. A. VanOrsdel, Associate Justice of tho Supremo Court of Wyoming, accompanied by his wife, is visiting at the homo of his brother, J. G. VanOrsdel, in Dallas this week. Judge VanOrsdel accompanied Gov ernor Brooks on his recent visit to the Portland Fulr, and was tiio principal speaker at the Wyoming Duy exer cises. This is the Judge's second visit to Dallas, and ho is enjoying his vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Brown re turned home from their wedding trip to Portland, Tuesday. They will make their homo on a farm in McTim inonds valley. Mr. Brown's brido Is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Doc Miller, well-known pioneers of Polk county. Tho young jteoplo are highly respected, and have many friends in their homo community. Among tho Dallas visitors to the Fair this week were Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Dalton, Dr. and Mrs. Mark Haytor. Dr. and Mrs. B. II. McCal- lon, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Grant, Mr. and Mrs, W. V. Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. U.S. Grant, Mrs. J. D. Smith. Mrs. A. B. Muir, Mrs. D. M. Metzger, Misses Nellie, Ora and Louise Collins, KateShreve, Clara Guy and Mr. D. J. Riley. Notice to Contractors. Notice Is hereby civen that sealed bids will ho received bv Polk County, Oregon, for th construction of two bridges, one at Met ov, I)lk Countv. Oregon, and ono on what is known as the Sil nev rood, in said Countv and Sta'e, also for making a fill in road District ao. 7. Plans and specifications can be seen In the oftleo of the Countv Clerk of said County, who will also receive said bids. The Court reserves the right to reject any or all Mils. Bills to bo opened July 2Jth, 1905, at H) o'clock a. m. By order of the Countv Court, made July 8, 1905. K M. SMITH. Cleik of Polk County. Oregon j but were unsuccessful, and no trace of him was had until Tuesday night, when the Sheriff of Clark county, Wash., telephoned Sheriff Ford that he had the young man in his custody. Armed with requisition papers, Deputy Sheriff M. A. Ford wentto Vancouver, Wednesday, and secured his prisoner. Bonebrake is now in the county jail awaiting his preliminary ' hearing. In addition to the alleged crime for which he was arrested, Bonebrake will have to face a charge of embez zling $24 from the laundry. The young man's parents live near Van couver, and are said to be highly respected people. (Lateb: Bonebrake pleaded guilty injustice Holman's court yesterday morning, and was fined $25. He was committed to jail pending the pay ment of the fine.) Krebs Bros. May Sell Out. A persistent rumor is in circulation that Krebs Lros., the most extensive hop growers in this state, are about to sell all their land and go out of the hop business entirely. Conrad Krebs, the business manager of the firm, will neither confirm nor deny the rumor, and will only state that he has nothing to say for the present. This firm owns 653 acres of land in Polk county, near Independence, 400 acres of which are set to hops and will come in bearing this year, and 400 acres in the farm near Brooks, of which 224 acres are in hops, together with kilns and all other necessary equipment and paraphernalia for conducting a llrst-class ranch. Mr. Krebs says that if the Arm should sell out, the members, who are all experienced sawmill men, would go the Philip pines and engago in the lumber business on a largo scale. Clydesdale Filly for Sale. Four-year-old Clydesdale filly for sale ; weight, 1450. Sam Ork, Rickreall, Oregon. Sewer Notice. I. -.1 .!.. Colic. Cho'e vuauiUCIillU 9 lna:rh Ktrtt faila. Buy it iww. a .! tva Kerne; v. 41 may save luc. To William F. Ffeiffer: Notice is hereby given, that the City Council of the City of Dallas, Oregon, contemplates the passage of an Ordi nance requiring tho construction of a sewer on the West side of Main street in said City adjacent to and adjoining that certain lot or part of lot or parcel of ground described as Lot No. 8 in Block No. 9 in the original Town (now City) of Dallas, Oregon ; That said sewer will be constructed of vitrified sewer pipe at the time and in the manner to bo hereafter pre scribed by said ordinance; That the cost of said sewer will be assessed to the above described property fronting and abutting there on and IxMiefitcd thereby : That the City Council of said City will sit in the Council Chamber in said Citv on tho 7th day of August, A. D. 1U05, at 7:30 o'clock in the eve ning, tj hcarand determine objections and remonstrances thereto, if any there be; and That all owners and other persons in interest may attend at said time and place and show cause, if any they have, why saui sewer snouia not t; constructed. Done bv order of the City Council of the Citv of Dallas, made ami entered on the 17th day of July, A. D. 190S. Witness my hand and the official seal of the said Citv of Dallas, this ISth dav of Julv, A. T. KV.x Soalj DAN P. STOCFFF.R, Auditor and Police Judge of the City of Dallas, Oregon. I WAREHOUSE IS COMPLETED 0 as as ns PaiEttrs are jvcaisg the fiaisfcicg Kadses oa tie r.ew warehouse on the j ; Soatbera Pacific groaii-us a shc-n . " distArce south of the r-assrnr depot. ; Tie fcxtiJ-dieg Is tie property of tie ; Socren Warehouse Corr.rar.y, and is ; 'tie most ssbssastial smsetare of its; i el&s? in Polk ooanty. It is by l ' i feet ia size, one acd ose-fealf swriesi i high, cd will be used for geseral i storage purposes. j Ob of the feat a res of this building : ) that will eon; meed itself to farmers j jacd business men is its fire-proof j i Qualities, The walls and roof are; built wholly of iron, and the wood work has been treated with a heavy j coating of lime, salt and alum, there- j by redncicgihe danger from fire toj the minimum. Ooeendcfthe build-J ing is divided into separate rooms, j which will be leased to merchants or other private panics desiring them, j and the remainder of the lower floor and the entire upper story will bej used for general storage purposes, j The building is equipped with Fair banks scales of the latest pattern. Manager Soehren desires to inform the farmers, hop-growers and mer chants that the building is now ready for use, and that rates for storage will be reasonable. The building will be opened for the inspection of intending patrons at any time, and storage rates will be cheerfully furnished upon application. Everything in the House of the Summer Goods Hind BUSINESS LOCALS. Dr. Havter. Dentist Office over Wilson's Drug Store. Dallas, Oregon. Go and see those fine bath tubs, sinks and lavatories at Wagner Bros. A first-class plumber is in their em ploy, and will satisfactorily do your work. One of the best horse-shoers in the state will bo found working at Wagner Bros.' shop. Give him a trial and be convinced. Wagner Brothers invite you to call and inspect their stock of tath-tubs, sinks, toilets, etc, as they now carry the largest stock on the West Side. They have engaged the services of a first-class plumber, and would be pleased to call and figure with you on any work you may have in the way of water pipes or plumbing of any kind for your bouse, store or office. The finest and most skillful work guaran teed. Cattle For Sale, Twelve head of fat Durhams for sale; also, veals, cows and yearling bulls. FRANK BUTLER, Falls City, Oregon. Sheep or Goats Wanted. Sheep or goats wanted to pasture, for share or cash. Enquire of R. J. Kisset, Dallas, Or. Cook Wanted. Cook wanted ; middle aged woman, no children; work to commence October 1, 1905 ; wages, $20 per month. Call at Observes office for further information. Wanted to Trade. Will trade a Guitar-a-phone and 22 pieces of music for wood or man's bicycle. Enquire at Stettler's Meat Market, Dallas, Or. A ins Gilt I in Pf i Hen's Underwear, Ladies' Underwear, Ladies' Shirt Waists, All the Spring and Summer Dress Goods Everything Goes ililS KEYT $ 'PHONE 246. flAIN STREET' Notice for Publication. TIMBER LAND, ACT JUN'E 3, 187S. I'nited States Lnnii Otlice, Portland, Oregon, July 11, IMS. Notice is herelj- given that in compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of JaneS, 178, entitled "An act for the sale of timber lauds in the Stntes of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," as extend ed to all the Public Land States bv act of Angnst 4, 1&I2, Peter Berg, of Dallas, county of Polk, State of Oregon, has this day filed iu this office his sworn statement No. 6jM, for the purchase of the S. W. of sec tion No. 8 in township No. 7 S, range No. 7 VV., and will otter proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to said land before the Register and Receiver at Portland, Oregon on Tuesday, the 2Cth day of September, 1905. He names as witnesses: William Hayes, of Dallas, Oregon; G. P. Conlee, of Dallas, Ore gon ; Charles Ehlenberger, of Portland, Oregon ; Melvin Conlee, of Buell, Oregon. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above-desciibed lands are requested to rile their claims in this office on or before said 26th day of September, 190"). ALGERNON 8. DRESSER, Register. Notice hor Publication. Horse t-or bale. A rood, gentle, family horse, 7 years old, and sound. Will work single or double. M. 15. GEANT, Dallas. Oregon Hay For Sale. Good, clean cheat hay; mixed cheat and timothy; mixed cheat and rye grass for sale, at reasonable prices, at my place near Derry. C. N. Mc Arthcr, Rickreall, Or. Wanted to Pasture. Goats wanted to pasture. Charges reasonable. P. Helgerson, Dallas.Or. Bran and Shorts for Sale. Bran and shorts for sale in any quantity desired at the Dallas Flour ing Mills. Mare for Sale. Draft mare, weight 1350 lbs., about 12 years old. Price, $100. Justin HrNTER, Dallas, Mail Route 2. Rural phone, Falls City line. Main 25. Lost. Lost, in Dallas, a lady's hand-bag, containing sum of money in silver. A suitable reward is offered for its re turn to The Bee Hive Store. PRUSSIAN STOCK FOOD latest and best food for Ilorses, Cattle heep and Hos. PRUSSIAN POULTRY FOOD For sale by TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1S78. I'nited States Land Office, Portland, Oregon, . . t , July 11, i'.05. Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled "An act for the sale of timber lands in the States of California, Ore gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory" as extended to all tne Public Land States by act of August 4, 1892, Thomas J. Flippen.of Clatskanie county of Columbia, State of Oregon, has this day hied in this office his sworn statement No. &.04, for the purchase of the Southwest '4 of Section No. 30 in Township No. 7 South, Range No. West W. M., and will otter proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes and to establish his claim to said land before the Register and Receiver at Portland, Oregon on Tuesday, the 3rd day of October, 1905 ' He names as witnesses: Bert Bryant, of Clatskanie, Oregon; F. C. Whitten, of Portland, Oregon; J. C. Bryant, of Portland, Oregon1 1 hos. Murphy, of Portland, Oregon. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above-described lands are requested to rile their claims in this office on or before said 3rd dav of October, 1905. ' ALGERNON S. DRESSER, Register. Notice For Publication. TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878 United States Land Office, Portland, Oregon, wlthVhS ishreby Klyen that ta'coS'pltoce with the provisions of the act of Con' resa of Ju..e3, 1878, entitled "An act for K e o a,iCi,8i1VheKState6 of California. Oregon Nexada, and Washington Territory," as ex tended to all the Public Land States ov , let of August 4, 1892 William A. Middlcton, of I alius SlrfK ."hf' ?'ate 01 0ree, has this day hied in this orhc his sworn statement No. 6591 for the purchase of the S. E. of S. E u of Seo tion No. 10 in Township No. 7 S Range No 7 ;,VahtVill0ll'erfJrt0 t0 8now that the laiid ?h h'sm valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to said land before the Register aid Receiver of this office at Portland, Oregon on Monday, the 25th day of September 1905 lie names as witnesses: Wm. Tillotson of Buell, Oregon ; Melvin Conlee, of Buell, Oregon' oeorge Conlee. nf in., ." '. K',n' Dallas. Oregon. Humphreys, of Dallas, Any and all persons claiming adversely thp above-described' lands are requested lie fflte'ttS? of ptemteMm Ce n r sm 25th d"y ALGERNON S. DRESSER, Register. -FULL LINE OF- Columbia Phonographs i txxBI Big Stock of Records and Supplies L. D. Daniel's Wall Paper Store, Main Street. Dallas, Ore., 'Phone 225 ITRUTH IS MIGHTY! - . It's and never taxes the memory. always the same $ We have the finest line of I Women's, Misses and Children Shoes, also Men's, Boys' and Lit jjj tie Gents'. We know they are I what you want but we want you to come ana see them, for the prices are right. 8 43.5J Notice to Contractors. Notice is hereby given that scaled bids will be rteeived by Marion County, Polk Com tv and the City of Salem, Oregon, for lurnish f the material and labor for replanking 907 lineal feet or more as said parties may desire, of the bridle and approaches thereto across the Willametfe River at Salem, aforesaid, in th-m. S hallbe AM with j'ourw kXdcS C Jerk of Marion Countv, on or before JulWh1 ii one o clock D. m . and S. M. RAY, Dallas, Oregon FOIEYSmEIiEfCim IF YOU (iva nrif?P WE CAN CURE YOU tr. Hv rorrd thouaati CWd M-iaI ii rvtaj rfet' ir ! hwomiwnA ly jh wo ts n. ctnot.r. ct?-rv nvrn. ami tmtliuttr eiprrnbtrt, Thi InMHuiHMW H V. r--4-m hf-vm-h at lorUnd wUfe a r Uirv of mful fa ittrivianot- rwn artd etrif tvi foT n t to "lit j Many havf hrro oa v l n thiv twU hut llv to rtt Wf-k" H th iMit u;fy rfjtunwl W lUcktaie in Port lmloeiK to&ri ; t" W tft s j-im' " J ; i Vtniir 1t A POSTTTTK. APi-OI-LTll CURB OUARAWTFFD. M rttc t ""'1' hT'n.dorm Wrtw. It RntKi I mill iv;r rs.ih t jiTf- -The A1- WILLIAM T. LFWTS Wactm BMWHiiuve Acesoeiat Prfacip POSIUANii. OKiwOS w Xtotou-$9 pstfui mcvyi mt hmiu4 kTUr Sep, tsl nnZrai,lni.by cf ehk of the bidder payable to said clerk. t . 1.mJ01 said parties in case such bid Thall accented and the bidder shall fail to enter intoTrnn tract for such work and the funn.hin? COIL material. Rids H ill b? n"l ' "I) ?c1ock lwt span thereof shall be redeokftinnh ,1; v. e quality of bridge pianMouVnche? th i.-kJ twelve inches wide and JiXeen fe?l iX fll laterally and nailed at each emi ami oll P ank w.,b seventy pennv , pSS ' and U J hT of Plank fourincU tMck w"ve U111 aud twemv-fonr feet Ion 1id rif.i nailed in .he rSr' &7Zi "P,1 said plank shall be sawed from i?3 t- AL' red nr timber of nnTK.r?0""1 jrr'tb Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done. Dallas Boot and Shoe Store MRS. J. C. GAYNOR, Proprietor. J. Q. VanOrsdel & Si DEALERS IN timber ana farm Eands and City Property. Office on Court Street. Dallas, Oregon. f'rm thieknea: thrconTractoir .hiV. "a ' un oll Himu-r from the bridS anV. r.T" """ 01 either end of thes.j,4 k. m- 5 arrroarhos as may be deaiiii?i hT ihi f" P!nnte.i to over-see such work , 7 ? "T" Ie.Hve.wu. be found in Th uriX, V'1 df the same shall be remoTed 02 1,1 'ork and replaced with newioSt. nV.l 6 co,Urr joiMS. The . i work "iM me Mw " ha- . . - fju.-iin -' ' le I.ir a r.., ... " " "J- ami ieet of iuml iJ. : , . ' rer tho 1 v- u iuc yi ai.irrsaid. ge as Coo-, Clerk -ffijiK (-ountv. HA?flESS AHD SflDDliES. I have just received a Fine New Stock of Harness and Saddle and invite yon to call and examine them as to style workmanship and price. I have the bnest line of eaJd, shown They are 8trioH ,i . tu every respect. HORSE BLANKETS A big assortment-prices according to ungles, a new featare which every HARNESS OIL, Best Grade. "nil's and ROBES. ank A. Stiles FOR FIRST-CLASS W0BK IF" 1 VUfr John E. Smith's Old Stand General Blacksmith and Iron Work Horse Shoeing I have had 28 years eflj first-class job- give you a CAL HUTT0N, Dallas. it r i i 4 4 I t; 4 ; t I; 4 t t i t i i MAIN ST.. DALLAS. ORE tops tHm cogH