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BETTMAN & ROSENBLATT STB 1880. It ia therein stated that land “ shall be valued at its true cash value, taking irto consideration the improve ments on the land and in the surround 1 lin t's H lia t tlie S c o t c h L o a n ing count)y, tho quality of soil, its con will otter our stock of merchandise at venience to transportation lines, public C o m p a n y D is p la y » in cost prices. In August we invoice and .A. N. M ar tin . H allhton .......... roads, mills and other local advantages. lay in our fall stozk, therefore we do not . . .8 . H. (ilMUl.K. I t s t í r e n l a i*. Livcoix .......... .A. C. N iohola . want to have much goods to handle; con And it is further declared that the “ true to Call th e A tte n tio n o f the Citizens o f K tomot a l .......... . ( ÎLOH'iK B K LT. sequently we mean what we say. You will IVDKPKNUBNCK. cash value shall be held and taken to .. I ». M. C albkkath . H l KNA VlrtTA. do well to take notice and protit thereby. It P rfK u u irx th e A s s e s s o r s a r e mean the amount such property would ...D altun B ros . A imlir ............. B u tm an & R osenblatt . . . L S. ROWLAND. P olk C ounty to the F a c t Mo M MOUTH........ soli for at a voluntary sale made in the L ia b le t o I a d e r e s t iiu a te ordinary course of busiuess, and not what To Ou* Si Bst KiBEHs. — As will be seen K en I P r o p e r t y , L O D G E D IR E C T O R Y . it would bring at public auction or furood by reference to the first pa^e of the I tkm - th a t th ey Jennings Lodge No. 9. A. F. A A. M., ix Bit our terms of subscription are ad •alo.” You have a right to disagree with holds regular communications in Dallas on the liid b y s o D o in g I t W o u ld b e my judgment of the value of the land 1 vance payment. We have not been very vecond and fourth Friday’s of each month. C o m p e lle d t o P a y a L a r g e r assess. But your letter presupposes that strict in the enforcement of this rule for Ainsworth Royal Arch Chapter No. 1», the reason that it is uot always convenient I willfully and knowingly disregard the T a x th a n It L l!a % ■— Hall, in Dallas, the first! . J „.. .•U at the Masonic provision of law quoted above. T hat is Hat inlay evening at 7:3U «»’clock F. M after ' for persons living at a distance to pay ry : full moon. a supposition I do not think you are war every promptly at the time. While we do not O n ly A n o t h e r E v i d e n c e t h a t t h e ranted in making. ’ ^ . ! wish t<i cut oil'the namn nf any subscriber Frl«n Uhip LtJge No. 0, I. O. O. 1-., meets * Iflo r lg u g e T a x h u u 4* J u s t Assuming that I disregard the law in ,w , v Saturday »voaing at Chid Fclh.ws’ llaU who w ishes to take and read their county 1 »altas, at 7 :30 o’chick. the assessment of laud, you urge that as paper, we do not wish to let any name IS STILL AT HIS OLD STAND IN THK W h a t it S h o u ld Or. But will still Offer their Entire S tock o f a reason for me to proportionately reduce ruu for two or three years without pay. ljacreole Lodge No. 23, I. O. G. T., meets «ft « at Odd Fellows’ Hall Tuesday evening of each This is uot best either for the printer or M r. W’ . J . y iu lk e y , t h e A s s e s s o r the assessment of your mortgages. The value of land, as I hart intimated, is noi week at 7:30 o’clock. subscriber. And yet we have quite a f o r f o l k C o u n t y , N ot s o capable of precise and definite ascertain number of such .subscribers on our list at W i t h an unusually L A R G E STOC Union Lodge No. 3.*», A. O. U W.. meets at E a s ily I l u l l d o / H l . ment. Men honestly differ about it. A Oild Fellows’ Hall on Monday ereuings of each present, and must make collection soon m o st A T T R A C T I V E man may justly ask to have the assess week at 7:30 o’clock. on such accounts. We will send out ment of his own land lowered, or that of statements to a large number of persons The following circular lias been sent the coming week. Of course everyone to the assessors throughout tho state by his neighbor raised, not, in either case, knows that it takes money to run a news the .Scotch Loan Company, to which our for the purpose of making the assessment differ from, but to make it conform to, paper, and will be glad to forward to us county assessor makes an able reply. Harvesting oils at J. D. Lee’». C O N S IS T IN G O F tho real valuo. But you ask me to do a Dried prunes and plums at J. D. Dees. ivhat is due us as soon as practable. We THE CIRCULAR. different thing. About tho value of your would also respectfully request all per One-inch rope for hay forks at J. D. Ottoman and Brocaded Silks and H mortgages there can be no dispute. They P ortlan d , Oregon, July 20, 1883. sons knowing themselves to be in arrears Lot S i r : Y ou are ut present, I understand, carry their values on their faces. You on subscription to send it to us as soou Suitings, English Checked Worsted A Mr. Beasley, of the Dalles spent last as is convenient, and not wait for a state engaged in the preparation of the assess and I and every one agree, without the Thursday night in town. Armures, Moires and Ottaman Ua ment from us. A list of our agents will ment roll for the year now current. I difference of a cent between us, just what The family of M. Geo. Good are visit be found at the head of our local column. take the liberty of addressing you on this their value is. They assess themselves. ing at Hillsboro for the present. occasion in reference to the Mortage Tax Nothing is left for the judgment of the All kinds of machine oils at Smith & A ppo r tio n m e n t o f S ch ool F u nds .— Law, and beg respectfully to submit that assessor to operate upon. His assessment Cooper’s, Independence, Oregon. The following is the apportionment of the the mortgages which the Dundee Mort is merely clerical. Your proposition, Mr. L. Bettman is taking a complete state school fund Aug. 1, 1883. Num gage and Trust Investment Company, therefore, stripped of all sophistry, is inventory of stock in his store this week. ber of pupils in the county, 2,745; total Limited, holds over lauds in your cojnty simply that I shall omit to assess half of M. M. Godinan, a prominent attorney amount apportioned, $1,921 ou; amount should be treated and assessed on tho your property ill this county. I must be of Dayton, W. T. was in town this week. same proportionate valuation ns real A FVLL LINE OF per capita, 70 cents: lieve that you are unacquainted with the The family of Judge Boise are spend No. No. of II I estate. On iuquiry, I find that it has Name of assessment laws of this state, or I should ing the week upon his farm west of town. I)ist. pupils. Clerk. Ain’ t. not, for many years, been the practice of have to come to the reluctant conclusion .. 4 6 .... J. R. Shupbach. . .$ 3 2 20 the assessors in this state to ussesa real Supt. Itigler and Prof. Jarvis called on 1 that you regard the assessors as either .3 0 0 .... Nat. Holman......... 210 00 us last Thursday, we are pleased to say. ° 3 .. GO. . . G. Hubbard........... 42 00 estate ut anything like its real market knaves or tools. In order that you may IIATS AND value. The recent statute specially do- [ The smoko has hung, like a funeral 4 ... ...5 2 .. . . J. W. Hudson....... bo better informed, let me repeat that, in pall, over our valley during most of the 5 .. . . N. Tartar............... 3G 00 dares mortgages to be real estate for tax- j c . . . ... 62.. .. Montg’rv Svron. .. 43 40 ution purposts, nud it is self-evident that assessing, 1 have uo other discretion than week. % T. K. Hubbard....... 28 00 to ascertain the value of property. When Miss Ethel Williams has boon better 7 ... .. .4«! 8. . . ...4 6 .. .. B. F. Smith........... 32 20 to discriminate between proporty in land that is definitely knowu to me, 1 am not during most of the week, but is not quite and property in mortgages over the same | I will continue m y regular im p ortation s o f 9 ... 27 30 . . Isaac Bull............... so well again. in ... . . McMinn Dodson. .. GO 50 land, and to assess ilie latter at their full \ allowed to subtract from it or leave un W. D. Pickett and family, of Prine- 13 .. ..170.. . Ira F. M. Butler . 119 00 face value, while the former escapes as assessed any portion of such value. ville,0ro'*k county, are visiting friends in 1 6 ... ..0 4 .. .. P. V*'. Haley........... 44 80 sessment on a mere nominal valuation, But even if your supposition were cor 16... .. . 42. . T. IS. Williamu....... Dallas at present. ------ -—:o:--------- must operate as a grave injustice toward rect that land is assessed by me below its 17... ...8 3 . . .1. H. Hawley......... A scientific conclusion: If it rains it 19.. . ...4 9 . .. J. W. Richards. 34 3(5 mortgagees. This will be more clearly cash value, still your request would not will rain, and if it does not rain the 21 55 30 demonstrated by a simple illustration. be a proper one to make. You would be . .79 weather will be dry. 2 2 ... ...4 2 .. .. .Tames W heeler.... 29 40 ...4 9 .. . J Brown................. 31 30 For example: a capitalist has a quarter of a justified, in that case, in demanding that West Virginia Lubricating oil at Jap. 23 ...3 7 .. .. M. F. Percival....... 25 90 million dollars invested in mortgages over I should obey the law, and make a proper AND MY OWN BllAND OP R. Miller’s. The best Lubricating oil m 2 t . .. 29 40 improved lands, the cash valuation of assessment of land. It is not proper tor 2 » ... ...4 2 .. . W .H . Kuykendall the world. Try it. 26. . ...7 3 . . S. T. Burch.......... * 50 4u which is not less than half a million you to urge me still farther to violate the Hon. Warren Truitt, who has been 27 .. ...2 3 . . . A. Nelson............... 1 G 1 0 dollars. The assessed value of these law by reducing your assessment. vis ting his old home in Illinois, is ex 2 8 ... ...5 0 .. . . M. Scr.afford........... 35 00 29.. . ..112.. . ,T. C. Thttrp........... 78 40 lands, according to the custom which pected home before long. Your Constitutional objection is not ap » X j O T T H H 30. . . ...3 9 . .. L. B. Martin......... 27 30 Ua3 sprung up, would not, in all proba (PATKXrCD JUX2 lÎTil. lo78-) plicable. If what you suppose is my A very light shower of rain fell at Dal 31 .. ...5 0 .. .. J. II. Emmett......... 35 00 bility, exceed 50 per cent, of their actual las on Wednesday night last. Not enough 32 . ...3 2 . .. S. D. Gibson......... 22 40 “ method of assessment” is in “ open con to lay the dust, however. 33... ..167.. . E. C. Hull............... 166 90 worth—that is, a quarter of a million tradiction of the Constitution and of the __________ dollars—and in many cases the assessor’ s 1 .10.. .. F. G. McLench... 11 20 3 5 ... -:o:- Billie Livermore is having his house 3(i... ... 23.. . . Walter lia b le......... 23 10 valuation would be even less. Deducting | General Laws of this state,” your prope- rusticed and fitted up in very respectable sitioii does not remedy, but aggravates 37 ... . .38.. . . B. B. Branson....... 2G GO shape. Looks suspicious for a bachelor, 38. . . ..188.. .. E. T. Hunklu ....... 131 GO from the assessed valuation of the land I the evil, for you would have me still Billy. 3 9 ... ...5 0 .. .. R. Montgomery... . 3D 20 ! tho full amount of the mortgage indebted P. Crangle........ 1Ï) 80 ! ness, tho land for assessment purposes | further ignore the law. Certainly I agree We are pleased to meet the geinal 4 0 ...,...2 4 .. •. ■ ? countenance of Jap. R. Miller in the city 4 1 ... ... 38.. . . Robert Clow........... 20 GO J entirely disappears with tho result that with you that taxation ought to be equal. . Ha drug store again. His hand has well 42 .. ... 38.. . . John L. Riggs....... 20 GO its owners pay no taxes whatever, and the And, even if there be some truth in what 30 10 4 3 ... . ..4 3 .. . J. W. C ole........... nigh recovered. Dallas, Oregon. 13 30 holder of the mortgage has to beur the you have stated regarding the low assess Main SI reel, 44 . .. ... 19.. . . R. M. Gilbert........ Dr. Sites and daughter arrived at Dal 45 .. ... 19.. . Cass Riggs............. 13 30 entire taxation burden. In other words, ment of laud, I may venture the opinion 7 70 the mortgagee pay's his own share of tho to you that taxation is more nearly equal j las on last Tuesday, from Prineville. He 4C». . . . 11. . . G. M. Beeler......... came by land and was detained in the 47 .. ...4 5 .. ..John ('sburri......... 30 80 now than before the Mortgage Tax Law j taxes and the landowners’ share also. Dalian, Oregon. Main Street, 48.. . ...2 2 .. .. C. G, Nelson....... mountains by fire. You have, I believe, as a ■ Again, one person has, say $10,000 was enacted. 5 0 .... ...2 6 .. . . Joseph Black......... Mr. J. N. Scottj who has been in the 41. ,...4 8 .. . O. W. McBee.. 33 50 loaned out on mortgage, and another a [ foreign company, been enjoying for your ■ Mulhuer country for several months, re 52 oq .. Nathaniel Crosiar. 15 Dr turned to Dallas on hist Monday. He 53 ......1 1 . . 1). W. Sears............ 14 70 like sum invested in laud. The former is property here the protection of tno laws i R . I>K I. A S H M U T T . W . B. P O W E L L started back on Friday. 1G 10 taxed on tho full amount, while the latter ! of this state; its courts have been open 1 54 . ...2 3 .. . D. M. Guthrie....... 1G 80 is assessed on only half. Whatever views ; to you; their officers have been required 55.... ...2 4 .. . . John M. F erry... The Reed House, at Salem, lias may exist as to the proportion in which to do your bidding in the enforcement of changed hands recently. We call atten T o ta l............................................ * l , 93 l '50 tho various classes of property should your lights; the whole power of this corti- tion to the ad of Mr. Monroe, the present proprietor, in this issue. G rand W edding P resents . —We were contribute to the expenses of the govern ! moil wealth, with all its costly machine :y The family of R iv. 0. Alderson have shown some magnificent presents recent ment, it surely never can be contended, ; of government, has been at your back to N I K E f O i O K T O J . !.. H Y I.K , been very sick during the week, with ly purchased by our generous liveryman, j with reason, that real estate, which equal demand and obtain for you, as for its own something like the scarlet fever. They Dave Burns, for his partner Joda Mor- ! ly enjoys the protection of law, should in citizens, the payment of your just claims; Cor. Main and M ill Sts., Dallas, Oregon. art» but little bettor as wo go to press. rison, in honor of his wedding, soon to j this extraordinary manner be relieved of : the people of this state, these very land D allas, P olk County, O regon. 1 brushing machines are rapidly being p|nce> The donation consists of sev- i its just share of taxes, and that personal i owners who now, in your opinion, do not put in order, and will be singing an ! , , . .. . . property, such as a mortgage, should be 1 * * to +i l : h “ r il of antique furniture 1 pay enough taxes, have supported with accompaniment the whistle of the l eral pieces 4 * , , in a fair saddled with a double impost. F A R M S F O R S A L E ~ O N E A S Y TER M S. farmui-a boy in a few days. Happy days. | ° f preservation. The bedstead is their money all these courts, these officers, Having purchased the well-known corner Drug Store, I have replaced This method of assessment is clearly Also Flouring Mills, Saw Mills, Etc.f The adjusters of the Homo Mutual sllPur^>» an^ reminds one of something he indefensible. Not only does it violate this machinery of government, to the sup the old stock with a new and --------- O----------- port of which you have not contributed Fire Insurance company came to Dallas never saw. There are some fine specimens every principle of equity, but it is an open C ( » I P L E T E A S S O R T M E N T Parties wishing to locate, by Pre-emption or Homestead, upon (.ovemment Land, or to puruhnK* on last Tuesday to adjust the insurance of antique crockery, such as deformed one cent. I do not say that this is any School or Railroad Lands, will do well to call upon or address us, as we are thoroughly acquainted with such on the Dallas mills which was recently fruit sealers, tea-pot and sugar bowl with contradiction oi the Constitution and of lands throughout the entire Willamette Valley, ou either side of the river, and can show parties the must roastn why the state should now treat Of Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Tuilet Articles, Etc., Etc. burned. valuable lands and desirable locations, from 40 to 1,200 acres in a holy. Information pertaining to lands the handles and knobs amputated. There tho general laws of the state. Tho Con j you unjustly. But a remembrance of uruished gratis. For location and prices, send for circular. Address, stitution by Sec. 1, Art. 9, declares that ALSO Wc acknowledge a very pleasant call is also in the lot a snperanuated dutch- DKLA8HMUTT & POWELL, Dallas, Polk Comity, Orsfos. ; your post immunity from taxation should, from Prof. W. S. James, of the Portland oven, of a pattern to suit the most j “ the legislative assembly shah provide A full assortment of Paints, Oils, Brushes, and everything pertaining to let me kindly suggest, make you very Business College, on last Thursday. Ho esthetio antiquary. It is well preserved by law* for uniform and equal rate of as is visiting his relatives in old Polk for a except that the lid is somewhat oxidized ' sessment and taxation.” Sec. 1, Title 1, modest in complaining of those who have C O L U M B I A few’ days. and the handle is broken off by the caving j Chapter 57, of the general laws provides heretofore borne tho burdens of the gov And as a full answer to Dr. A. E. Scott has his office fully fit of the clay fire jams. The batcher knife ; that all tgxes for the support of the gov ernment. ted up and is prepared to treat all diaeases ernment of this state shall be assessed your objections to the Mortgage Tax W . S. J A TILS, P r in c ip a l* and two forks are not of bronze, but they scientifically. Chronic diseases of what- , ever nature a specialty. Office in rear evidently prove that the brouze and iron ” on property valued in equal and rate Law, which you mention, let me para- An institution dmijmsd to place within the reach of the young and middle-aged of either I phase a sentence from your letter that I have also secured the services o f a competent and the facilities for obtaining a of B. M. Smith’s drug store. , ages have over-lapped. Taking the lot 1 able proportion.” While I plead, ;hereforc, tliut mort “ it surely can never be contended, County Treasurer E. T. Miller while «'gather it is a fine collection and Mr. experienced PHARMACIST from the East, THOROUGH PRACTICAL BUSINESS EDUCATION handling a young horse on last Saturday | Morrison will need a special cabinet for j gages should be valued in the sape equal with reason, that mortgages, which equal who w ill be found at the Store and rateable proportion as real estate— ly enjoy the protection of law, should ! got his knee so severely sprained as to its future preservation and exhibition, At the lowest possible rate*. The school in supplied with all the convenience« of the gn lay him up for the time. He was unable j which by law they are declared to be— I work. ork. Everything in new, neat and plea*ant, pleanant, ana and the instruction* are the inoat moat practical and a * * * be relieved of their just share | at all hours, torn ugh. The Telegraph Department ha* all the necessary nect-Hsary appliances for imparting a th thorough. thor to walk when he went home. C utting S c r a p e . —A few families of am not asking any favor for the company, of taxes, and that other property, such as 1 ough knowledge of that science. All kind* of pen-work, such a* engrossing resolution*, filling A few of the largest drops of rain fell Indians aro camped ou the creek in the but »imply what the law requires and jus real estate, should be saddled with a D A Y OR NIGtHT. diplomas, visiting or wedding cards, etc., executed in a work-man-like manner at living rata«. on last Wednesday that it haa been our edge of town, and on last Sunday while a tice demands. Should you entertain any For particulars send for Uie “ Columbia Commercial College Journal.” Address, double impost.” I rejoice that the beau- I privilege to see for a number af years. number of them were engaged in gambling doubt on the subject, I shall be obliged if ties of the Constitution and of equal W . S. JAMES, Cor. Second and Salmon Sts. Our demoniac says that it hasn’t rained an episode took place which is not uncom yon will consult with the other members taxation begin, as never before, to unfold We make a Specialty o f filling Prescriptions, Fam ily for so long that it has forgotten how. mon among people who ought to be better j of tho board of equalization, and let me P . O .B o x 5 8 3 ............................ P O R T L A N D , O R E G Q X To my noighbors and friends allow me civilized than these sons of ihe forest. know at your earliest convenience what so clearly before your enraptured gaze. Recipes with the best o f Drugs, and There remains only the last clause of to sincerely thank you all for the kind It seems some stealing was detected in j course yon propose to adopt, as the mat interest taken in looking after my house, H. W . L Y O N S , C. P. S U L L IV A N . at reasonable rates. your letter to refer to. If your threat while I was away. 1 am only sorry you in the game, and the result was a row in \ ter is one of pressing importance. I may ened withdrawal of your capital should which one Indian named Robert Rabbit j mention that as the result of the recent did not catch the burglar. E. L. D lasiimi tt severely cut another by the name of decision by the supreme court, I have re “ prove disastrous to many farmers,” I The wounds are not j ceived strict instructions from the direct should regret that, perhaps, as deeply a« Two more of the escaped convicts, Viz.: Willie Smith. Glenn and Bradshaw, were captured at considered dangerous though quite severe. ! ors in Dundee to call in all moneys due yourself. But you surely do not intend , Oakland, by sheriff Hogan, on last .Sat The one who did the cutting took to the the company. In a year of scarcity like that such an intimation will intimidate iy v urday. They were recognized by Andy woods and has not been seen since. the present this policy would, no doubt, me into a compliance with your demands, j Barlow, a former guard, who notified the j If so, let me say that I should hold i t ! prove disastrous to mauy farmers, and I sh eriff of their where about«. This leaves 4 , but one out. O holmu . —The ravages m Egypt of am very averse to taking snch an extreme better for your unfortunate debtor* and STATE AGENT FOR . o i i. , . on . 1 that dreaded scourge, cholera, are »imply step if it can be avoided. But if mort for the freo people of this state to suffer The State School fund for Polk county J is now in ¡ha hands of the County Trcaa- •PP»,llnS- 1,1 Car‘° *,ld or twn ° ‘ hc'' j gages are to be subjected to a tax alto all the ills you can inflict by withdrawing urer E. T. Miller, and ready for distnb- cities the deaths numbered near a thousand gether out of proportion to their equita your money, than for me or them, for a tion as soon as the apportionment is ,.n last Monday, and the death rate is m- j ble share of taxation, there would appear moment, to yield an acquiescence to the made by the county school anperintendenf. crwuiug ,UiIy. It , com, that n0 e f f u r t ' to be no other alternative than to with principle that capital, by duress, dictation 1 t u o i - The total amount to be apportioned is MOP* I« , being made by the government to prevent ! draw the loans. Relying on yonr impar or persuasion, may influence the officeis $1,921.50. ttaa. Wo have for sale on easy terms, farms o f ail sizes the spread of the disease. If England tial consideration of the' views above ex of the law against the just enforcement The County School »Supt. Mr. Rigler I , Han* la j l ig h t w in d from fort» acres upward. of the law. I Remain, Venn Truly, Also inform«» us that there are five free wants an opportunity to display her mag- pressed, I am yours truly, H uoh R oger . FORCE shcwlarships to the .State University for n amity, she now has a much better op W . J . M ulkev . •I Folk county now vacant. Persons wish portunity in connection with this afflicted j To the Assensor of Polk County. Assessor of Polk county. G O V E R N M E N T AND R A IL R O A D L A N D , ing to apply for them should do so very people than she had a few months ago. soon. The application must be made to A dvcrtisd L etters . —List of letters re THE REPLY. Will she do it? T IM B E R L A N D S , S T O C K R A N C H E S , the county superintendent. maining in the post office at Dallas Oregon D allam , Oregon, July 31, 1883. T reasurer ' s R om rt - The following W o r k « easy T O W N P R O P E R T Y , SAW MILLS, Mr. W. C. Brown has begun work on Aug. 29‘ 1883. If not called for in one litro««* a co n M r . H ugh R oger , Portland, Or.— his brick buildings on the burnt district is tho city treasurer's report for the sta nt at ream month will be sent to the dead letter office. I E T C ., ETC ., E T C . Cmr Sir: Yonr circular letter of the in Dallas. The two buildings are to be quarter ending July 31, 1883. Has Porcelain Bird, Harry; Bryant, George: Johnson Lined Cylinder. , 03 feet long, ami one will be 23 feet wide Ca«h on hsnd at »»cyinning nf quarter ............KV48 f 4 20th Mist., addressed to the assessors of Robert; King Geo. W .; Lee, Theodore; in the clear and the other 21 feet wide. Re»-ei)>ts during quarter,. . . . . .. r-AS ."<0 this state has been duly received by me. I« cnftlly *ef. la t**e Chen peat and flffcNulty Lon; Nelson John W .: Parrish They are both to be two at« »lies high. Dbburamnents......................................................... ji >3. -o — Beat Forre P om p In reply thereto I beg leave to »ay that I Anna; Plett John; Pendleton Mary; Hwift These an* the kind of improvements Balance on hand *M3 W In the %v«#rld lor »mu. am alike unable to agree with your con Patrick; Rtomler Sarah F.;Thom as F. M. Deep or Shallow Pallas needs. This report shows the city government IF ella. clusions therein stated, and unwilling to Wallace Annie L. Pr«>f. Paige tells us that in about four in a good healthy financial condition. ■WELL, I J. D . S m it h . Thonaanda In thousand years from the present another Parties w lshin* tc Buy or Sell should rail and n«e In every pari comply with your request therein made. Post Master. mf the I mirri glacial period will overtake otir lively lit « . IP C ard or T han *»—E d . I tkmizkx —Sii: You assume it to be true that I an«l M a te a . tle world and freeze it ifp, “ chock a block. ’ S tate S chool F u n d s .— Notice is hereby Permit me, through your paper, to return the other assessor* in this state are now ^frver Iree/.ea In A s the I tkmizrr is the only paper that ■ 4 TVl R given that the state school fund for Polk Vf Inter. will contain full particulars of tne great my haartfelt thanks to the citizen» of assessing lands at less than their value. IV THE county; am« .anting to 91,921 ..»0 in in tho kend for elrea- disaster, everybody should subscribe at Dallas for the kind interest manifested As the question of the value of land is hand* of the treasu rer and ready for d is WIVE. lar and prlre«. once. by them ia the bunal of mysoti Richard, one upon which a contrariety of opinions tribution. F. T. M i l l e r , Treasurer. \\ e are in receipt of the annual catalogue and the warm sympathy shown a bereaved may exist, a discussion cf that question UUOOD ri'M P -i, HOSE, PIPES AWf) m T I N f.H O r ALL KINDS ALWAYSON. Far Hale. of th. C.dum b,»Bwjta-a Colleg. of Port- and f , ther. j . R Srr«* W hand and ftirniahod to ..rd.r Parti*, »'aa riog any attici, ia my tin. will ba by me would be bootless. In this con land. Prof. >V. S. .lames proprietor. » _____ _________ I»ok out for burjrlar* »ml tlii.TM. rr mptly atundod to hw addiwmirg m * nr radi tg ai mr f *** of buwaaaa *■ btatr Ofllce on Mian *L, two doors North o f Post nection, I beg to call yonr attention to From the catalogue we infer that the Far »ale. Far f»*b. But I must wll my old horn. pUc« Ad t.aat, batwaaa Cumut«retal and Front, Sal. tJragoa. ___ school is very prosperous. If any Pelk A good span large young horse« the present law on this subject, which is joining town. Look out or yon will JOSEPH FISHBUftir. LYO N S k S U U V A jt , county boy» wish a busies education Enquire at tùia otte». M. H. F a i u r . A. SECLtz. found on page 62 of the Session Laws of 1 cm » bargain. aprtttktf Desire THE PIONEER OF 10' have INVOICED, GOOD GOO] STAPLE j AND | FANCY Goods and N o ve l LOCAL NEWS. Sat G O O D S , I B o o ts FANCY! STAPLE D8Y GOODS & FURNISHING GOODS, «A MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING, BOOTS AMD SHOES, A LL GRADES. Hardware, Grocries, Crockery. AT COST PRICES FOR "ASH. SALLER LEWIN COS PHILADEL- PHIA FINE SHOES, N ow is the Time to Buy, as W e Must Make Room for Our tv V / jm GIANT SEAM BOOTS. BASKET FIRED NATURAL LEAF TEA. BED-ROCK PRICES. BETTMAN & ROSENBLATT, « F . It DELASHMUTT & POWELL, REAL ESTATE AGENTS A FIRST-CLASS DRUG STORE. wß m m w m m & f* m M iw m , ' LYONS & SULLIVAN, o R eal Estate A gents s IRON TRIBUNE AND BUCKEYE WIND ENGINES PUMP DALLAS, POLK CO., 0GN. ¡U r o iE & (dr A LL INQUIRES CONCERNING LAND PROMPTLY A! I V 'm m