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DALLAS, FBIDAY, FEB, 0, 1900.
i)M ..im iK U E very F r id a y M o k m n u A t 7:30.
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A .
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A S H ,
Mr*. Ruby Portwood, of M onmouth,
The crop«, nut lieing injured by
Rev. Short, Ihe BaptUt minister, S p e n t I»«, week with, her sister, Mr«
Fill a bottle or common glass with your
any hard weather, present u bold ou t
wiil
preucu
at
Harmony
next
Satur-
,
E.
W . Staata, near here,
water and let It stand twenty-four hours; a
look fo ra rich harvest.
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sediment or set- day and eiuuday morning.
Clarence Bump lias given up drum
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tling indicates an
J D. Taylor a former resident ol
m
ing
for
the
cigar
trade
and
ia
now
Mr*.
Cha».
Mari»,
who
went
In
Wash
¡1 unhealthy condi
Bethel, has returned from a prolonged
t io n of the kid ington for her health last fall, was assisting A . C. Staata cutting wood.
visit with his children iu the east.
neys; if it stains not benefited by the change.
M i* . Hamlin, from n e a r f ’ o r i l a m ’ ,
your linen it is
Senator Midkey will speak at tho spent a week with the f m i i l v o f H .
evidence of kid
Mill
Cre.
k
hall
next
Saturday
aighl
T
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ter. she being M rs Tarter’« great
ney trouble; too
frequent desire to and the W oodm en will give a basket aunt.
pass It or pain In social. A short program will alae be
Ed. Pair«» has «hipped 1.1.100 oak
the back is also given.
SUBSCUIPTION R A T E S :
atavo« this winter and has 4,IKK) more
convincing proof that the kidneys and blad-
An
evangelist
from
Portland
is
as
reidv to ship, and three car load«
*1 6 0 .......................................... I’er v<’ar der are out of order.
sisting Kev. Burbank in a protracted m t o engaged, which hr is w orking on.
$ 7u ............................. I’ cr sir m on th *
w h .t to Bo.
An a ccom p
40
|*cr three uinntliB
There Is comfort In the knowledge so meeting at Sheridan.
H. D. S iam ’s team got frightened
A d ve rtisin g rates' .untie k n ow n on often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp- lished fiiigfer accom panies the evan
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Root, the great kidney remedy fulfills every gelist.
at Hie train at Kagley station and
im plication. C o r re » , hi .„ lei.ee .« « .l i c it - w)sh |n
rheumatism pain In the
started Inward home with the Ii irk at
. . .
back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part
a lively rate hut lie straddled a horse
CREENW OOD.
F ine Job *>riiitiiig d on e at reason able 0f the urinary passage. It corrects inability
that was hitched neajby and overtook
•♦ficoi«.
to hold water and scalding pain in passing
I.
Allen com m enced plowing j tlicm before any damage was dont^
it, or bad effects following use of liquor,
Isst
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Andrew H annum’slittle girl. Lurei e
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necessity of being compelled to go often
O. D Kider it 8«n aro busy eleni.- died last Saturday amigw.is buried in
K o M£ M aryland and New Y o ik d im - durjng the day, and
to get up many times
ing their hop vurd.
| the Edwards cem etery. Monday eve
ocra t« are anti Hrvanite* and tried to I during the night. The mild and the extra-
ning. U'-v. Vincent conducted the
. . .
* . . . . . . ... ordinary effect of S w a m p -R oot is soon ;
A. J. Byers sold his last year’s hop
m ake 1.11» feel it d u rin g liM Halt in re, l|zJ . |, s, ands the highest for Its w o n -1
f ineral service«. Mr. and Mrs Han
c op a few days ago.
that region last wi ek, bu t It is an i i derful cures of the most distressing cases,
, uuin have the lieirt felt sympathy of
J. B. Knowles loaded two cars w ith , this vicinity.
•lent fact that the great m ass o f do- If you need a medicine you should have the
best. Sold by druggists in50c. and$l. sizes, oats at Derry last week.
niocraoy everywhere regard him as
You may have a sample bottle of this
BUTLER.
Monroe I’tirviiie, of Salem, has been
their lead ing m a r , T h e y d o n ot all wonderful
discovery
.
August Aueqis visiting in Dallas,
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, , and a book tkat tells
visiting his brother, Cyrus,
r*
fully agree m ill him in all tilin gs, hut m0re about It. both s e n t fiB g M O M jB m fl
Mi»* Ella P^t.yjulin is visiting at
Mr Linn, ot Salt Creek, visited over
all dn recogn ise hi* annerior aliilitv, absolutely free by m a i l , S S 5 R “ * H E =
address Dr. Kilmer & Home of awamp-Root Sunday with his daughter, Mrs Ah. Sheridan.
e n erg y »m l | o p tica l afrength.
1 »• Co., Binghamton. N. Y. When writing men- Vernon.
Mins Ethel Hueeey haa returned to
slurs cast at him by tho ojip oaition tion reading this generous offer in this paper.
Elina F h itcliv, w I| 0 Las been at
tending school at St. If, lens’ hall for
the past two years, has returned home.
KDITO It AND PHOPKIKToa.
c o u n t for a b solu tely n o th in g
am ong I
co n se rv a tive d em ocrat«.
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OUR STAFF OF RUSTLERS-
B r his quiet hut well executed work
Sheriff Van Orsdel has been winning W H A T T H E Y H A V E T O S A Y A B O U T
T H E D O IN C S IN T H E C O U N T Y .
a good name right along, hut never
befi re was Ilia executive nhilily so ful-
Iv
iMsnlaved ns
as m
in connection
connection with
wiLh Hi.
C n c a d t Y
an
m n p d le a t e a r Re
l> ll.splayed
Ilia An
8 u U
m n e o tn
o f -b
yv
o d
u r C F o r lo
e
Magers execution. The arrangements
a n d H a v e B e e n L a te ly D o in g .
fiom beginning lo end were perfect,
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there being not the It ant friction in
CALVARY.
connection witli the siuf event. A t!
Mr. Simon was lamed by a kicking
the conclusion of tiie afTair everybody l|8r“c -
«poke in liie praise and all agreed that
Several are talking of going to Cape
he would he hard
race for the office.
lo bent in another ^ on ,e-
.
A more conscien-
Charlie Holman aays his new hoy is
cioua officer in the performance of his
duties tiie county never had.
a dandy.
Oscar Bush
Hastings.
is
As a result of seheines worked or at
K. C. D ’ Armond
tempted by tricky politiaians two sick horses.
working
has
y»ar- age in different counties, each i
Torgrsor. ami
political party was rent inta factions, (jeorge lveui’s Sunday.
lor
had
ltice
several
wife were at
The result in snel. cases is almost in-
Amoa H olm an is driving his Irot-
varialdy disastrous. Let the dem oc- ting liorse lo the plow,
racy of Polk county see to it that i„ •
Minn Adn Locke, of Independence,
thing of the kind aiises in their ranks lias been v iit in g among us.
during the com ing campaign. l,et , „
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Our Sunday school is largely nt-
no small set of men intist that things te|uk.d llnd q „-ile interesting.
must go according to their peculiar
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Del. G rigtny lms a new $30 camera
wav of thinking, but let the wisest.
|,as built a picture gallery,
mout discreet and m ost reliable men
Everybody i* pleased over the pro
i n tiie party meet and counsel togeth ject of a creamery at Independence.
N asal
|
all hands
w illingly fall
into line and pull an one man.
F A L L S C IT Y .
J. B. Teal has planted a large apple
orchard this winter.
m in
m en i
Frank Maslcrson is working for Jas willing to put the gr«vel where it
per Rhodes ami Miss Purdom is stay most needed.
ing at George Girard’s.
ltev. E. E. M cV iikerw ill preach his
farewell sermon here Sunday, Febrn
ary 18th, and leave for the east the
next dav.
P IO N E E R .
Hi. Richm ond ia iu puor In alt'u.
Mias Ora Uliodabnrger ia trucliing
here.
H le ,«*111«
e L .
who i» M r j v w i :
hi *
Encouraging
W ords fo r O thers*
Prof. Emmett attended the republi- j
W e have a new school house and
can convention at Portland.
Rev. G. 0 . Harmon will preach fur
I the district is out of debt. Professor
us on the third Sunday at 2 o'clock.
Mina Katie Steven* has com pleted , Morphy, of Monmouth, will teach the
her school in the T e d district.
spring term.
At our riceut stliool meeting there
was a majority vote against the «)iecial
Mr. Martin was buried Saturday
T o b© P r e p a r e d
tax.
He leaves a wife and seven children.
For war is the surest way for this ns-
The 11 year old son of Mr. Lachance
Mrs. Florence W olfe preached her «•»" V’ " T " ' * 1" . »***?•, T ,",t i' 1'.l,e
first serm...... it the Christian church ” l,in,l>n "E the wisest «tateanien. 1 is i. at Ihe flalrm hospital anflering from
Sunday
equally true that to bo prepared for consum ption of the bow*l«.
spring is the bei-t way to avoid the
I.aal year W. H. Coulee'* children
Mono grange at I cwisville 8a urdnv peculiar dangers of the season. This
installed officers and elected delegates is a lessen multitudes are learning, rut enough wood lo buy flour for the
to the county convention.
and at this time, when the Idood is family and are doing the Bnme this
wilder.
Dr Pfsmlhopffbr, Mr. Colwell and
«•' »«• lo „led with hn, u ntie, and
Keene Robbins, who it taking a
Chirk Travis ,,re getting well «g,, in,
w .»k ami sluggirh, the m illion.
hut Oscar Kanno is „ .b e t t o r .
l ’ .L"ko ll,m,1l 8 ««™ ‘*P*r» U. com m ercial course in the academy at
_______which purines, enriches and vitalizes
Dallaa, hna here a nice piece of lam)
the blood, expels nil disease germs, which may bo ornamented with a
A N T IO C H .
creates a good appetite, gives strength dw elling and house keeper before long.
Al. Seveir lia* been very sick.
| and energy and puts the whole hvs -
Mrs. Fewell is again with her broth j tern in a healthy condition, provent-
R IC K R E A L L .
mg pneumonia, fevers, and other
er, Sam Davis.
Farmer« are busy plowing.
dangerous diseases which lire liable to
Clarence McCaleb liiis uine lamb* attack a weakened system.
Fred Moseiimni have a new organ.
from four ewe*.
Miss Campbell and Miss Nina Mack
S imlayml in Dallas.
Mr. Gilson has moved
h »re from dcM innville.
his family
Miss Minnie Cobh, of Dallas has
been visiting am ong us.
Will and John Dressier will
r »turn to Sherman county.
soju
Clarence McCaleb and W ill Clark
will haul staves for Mr. lluhhard.
Mr. Fletcher, of Menntmith, low
bought the lt>0 acre Silas Rhodes
place for $1500. Mr. Townsend will
a « n vacate the house but will co n
tinue fanning until his trine is out.
**'Brevity is the
Soul o f Wit.
Wit is wisdom. Blood is U ft. Impart
l load is Irving death. He tilth depends
on good blood. Disease is doe to bad
blood.
The blood can be pan fted.
Legions say Hood’ s Sarsaparilla, Amer
ica's Greatest Blood Medicine, purifies it.
A brief story but it ttHs the tale.
g i v e n t » i a t t u r u h -
his iin<tl *.* ourst as «xwcu
t*»r of the last «Ml ami testament of «vor**.- Thar)».
Monday, March Hh. 1D00 at 10
oVI«H k, r . m . of « k l Hay. at the count) court house,
of Polk county, O n fon . ha* Iwen fixed by H o«. W.
L Walla, Judge of the comity court f«»rmid county,
a* the time ami place for the hearing of the «ame
All paraona interested in said matter are horcht no
tilled to appear at «aid tim« amt ¿how «uno-, if any
there he, wily imiti account should not h« approved
anal the account «ett h-1 arid closed.
o t ic k is h e r e b y
ilMrSfiml It an A id
I ml I an , O regon , t u g . 10. IWk).
JOSRPH THARP, Executor
Paly à 11 ay 1er attorney« for catate
Great Variety of County and City Property lor Sale or Exchange.
Loans Made and. Insurance Written.
Ely’ s Cream Balm
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cleanses, soothes aud heals w
the di-»ea^d membrane.
^
It cures catarrh and drives
awuy a cold iu tho Lead
quickly.
CrVUra B a lm 1« placed Into the nostrils, spreads
over the membrane cud is absorbed. Relief is im
mediate and a cure follows. It ia not d ryin g-does
not produce sneezing. Large Size, 50 cents at Drug
gist* or by mail; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail.
ELY BllOTIIEUS, W Warren Street, New York
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Here tire some of our offerings:
60 acres on fall* city road, well wa
62 acre* one mile from SinilhtieM
tered. good lim ber and outlet to raug- with dwelling, barn, fruit, etc., all for
o*. . 10 acre* cleared. Price $450, half $1,850, or would exchange for Dallas
co*h. W ould sell part at same rate. or Salem property.
60 acre* two mile* from Dallas; all
20 acre* a mile from Dallas, build
ing* and im provem ents.
Desirable fenced and under cultivation ; $900.
for fruit and vegetables.
Large farm* iu different parts of the
39 acre* of lim ber land 4 mile* from county for sale and two in eastern Or
county seat can be bought for $300.
egon to exchange for Valley property.
Some desirable Fall* City property
Improved property and vacant lots
cheap enough.
in all part* of Dallas ut low figure*.
Small suburban tract* where delight
160 acres on Peedee, Som e improv-
ful home* could be made.
ments. Cheap at $300.
Tw o prune orchard* near Dallas.
S C H O O L
Sheriff’s S ile.
Following is the report o f the Dalhi* public sch ool for the m o n th e n d in g
Jan. 26, 1900:
bidder, for U. S. gold coin, cash in hand, a!
the right, title and interest which the within
( named defendant had at the date o f the inort-
I gage herein, or since ’ had, in or to the abovt
described real property, or any part thereof
to satisfy said execution, judgment order, de
cree, interest, costs, and all accruing costs.
Dated, Dallas, Oregon, January 12, 1900.
J. i l . V A N O R S D E L ,
Sheriff o f Polk county, Oregon.
Referee’s Sale of Real Property.
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Mr«. Conki'y.
718
184
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48
Mi** M iucott.
0874
284
4
1 48
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Mr*. Morrison.
760
34
Mr*. H am ilton.
630
Tracy Staat*
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4
5
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N ervine
1900.
his goods, preparitory for Ilia spring (
SALEM FENCE WORKS.
Ihe Til««n place bn« been ptirclt««- stock
I'
.-ii for a il.irv hirm «ml lumhsr ia !>.-
Mrs. Fred Nelson, of McMinnville,
iug hniih'it there for buihling».
Ins been visiting the family of 1). F.
J. L. Oliver, of W oodburn, visiteil Luca*.
relnlive* here on h i. wav to Marion,
The United Artisan« »re »till doing
wlierv Its has bought some l«i„l.
i good work. They ton* in «even new
F en cla n fo r all p u rp o s e * at Low
Anyone |>«s.ing the W.iril home members last Wednesday night.
e s t p r ice s
W ALTER JYORLF.Y.
Friil.y evening iibmil 7 :.'I0 wmilil
1 a Sis*, .irt-. t
Mr.
Ogden
and
family,
who
have
have thought some goblins with light-
eil w «m l. were hohling merry revel, been here Hie (>«»1 ten m outh« have
lint il w.is only the neighliers rsrrying j returned to their home in Ohio.
Isnierus, seeking tosurpriso the Wind
Mr. Ileffron and wife, formerly of
fsniily, which they ihd. «ml the usiinl this place, hut unw of Talm age, were
pleasunt evening fnllnweil.
Notie* in h*reh\ given that the eow ty «uperin
hero last week attending the social
t ndent ol Polk
nMr. Oregon, will hold the refit
given by the IJuited Artisans.
l*r examination of appUeant* h»r *Ute paper« at Dal
JAS. R. SHEPARD,
Referee,
Sheriff s
Sale.
N O T IC K IS H E R E B Y G I V E N T H A T
bjr v irtue o f an execution duly isaued out of
and under the seal o f the circuit court o f the
state o f Oregon f>»r the county o f Polk, bear
ing date the 18th day o f January. A . I)..
1900, upon a decree July entered, enrolled
and docketed in the « thee o f the said clerk of
said court on the 4th day of January, A. P .,
1900, in a certain suit therein pending wherein
State Land Board is plaintiff ami J. C. Frink,
Joaie Frink, hi* wife, John Prell and Minnie
Prell, his wife, are defendants, tom *directed,
and commanding me to »ell the hereinafter
deecribod mortgaged premise» to »atisfy the
it«, on Febru w. I ith, lMh. l « h and 17th, 1*00, an amount» specified in said execution, I will on
Notice of leachers’ Examination
M n, Mill«nl is home irom Salem'
hut still considerably ill.
O n« 1‘orter ha« gone It* teach up on
Const rrrek in Yamhill county.
AIRLIE.
Gertrude Staata has scarlet fever.
Clyde W illi tma h is been quite sick
; at Corvallis.
Morris Fowl« has returned from a
pleasure trip in California.
(Irnniln« ftyroil it «till very poorly
A peti lion is being circulated ask
«m l has heeo taken tc Pallas to lie
ing to have the mutor to run here
diM'tored.
twice a day.
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Hi*
H I m n win
H u * nrwfl
>hwB C olz M
to I •w*llcwmmt‘ii mg Wednewlay, February 14 h, at
9 o'clock, a m.. and continuing until Saturday, Feb
ruarv 17th at 4 «•
WEDNESDAY. |<en«MtinMp. Metory. ^polling. *»ge
bra, rending, «chool law
THURSDAY, «tittea arithmetic, theory of teach
iug grammar. - skmping. phvrica, civil govern
S a tu rd a y ,
FRIDAY, phrk clog« geography, mental arithme
tie. composition, phnieai geography
SATURDAY, h. t-wnr, plane gfutMAt
tory, English liUr ttanh p*yrh<dngy
J. H Hart,
C*. Behonl Aupt Polk Co.. Ur.
Manley Bevens, ami wife, of K ing*
V alley, were in town Lalay doing e o a -
»ideiable trading.
Clarence Ireland «nil C. S. Staats,;
M a rc h 3, 1900,
A t the hour o f 1 o ’clock, p. »»., o f »aid day at
the west door o f the county court house in
Dallas, in »aid county and »Lite, »ell at pub
lic auction to the highest bidder for cash in
hand on day o f sale, all the right, title ami in
terest of »aid defendants, or either of them,
of, in and to the said mortgaged (»remise*, de-
*cri?>ed in said execution os follow*, to-wit:
The »«»uth half o f the southeast quarter >*f sec
tion tw « (2h in township 9 south, o f ram.-e 6
west, o f the W illamette meridian, in Polk
Cowaty state o f O.egon, containing eighty (90)
acres, be the same more or less, together with
the tenements, hereditament* ai d appurten
ance* thereunto belonging, or in any w h o ap
pertaining.
Dated at 1 »all as. F ek 2. 1900
J. G V A N OR P E %
Sheriff of Polk eounty, Or* .tm.
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96.
96.
22
4
9
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38
27
6
646
21
0
39
23
4
H. I). McDonald.
645*
134
0
39
24
8
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W . Parker.
398
27
0
26
11
6
94.
99.
97
VVImle number days attendance, 4.491; days absence, 151^; tardies, f i;e n -
miled, 280; visits by directors, 2 ; neither absent nor tardy, 154; per cent of
attendance, 97,
W in. P A R K E R , Principal.
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Notice,
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TS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PERSONS CLAIM
1. ing any interest or right in and to the wheat
•tored in «ither of the warehouses lately operated
iy T. J. Block, deceased, to-wit: The warehouse
mown as the T. J. Black warehouse at Halsey, Ore
gon, the warehouse known as the Cumming’u ware-
touse on the Willamette river we^t of Halsey, ami
he warehouse at Derry, O reeon.to present their
.-laimsto me at Room 4o2, Chamber of Commerce,
i'ortland. Oregon, duly verified, on or before the 1st
lay of March, 1900.
Dated at Portland, Oregon, January 19. 1900.
dU
A. WHEKLKR, Receiver.
dL
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THAT
W e d n e s d a y , th o 7 t h d a y o f M a r c h ,
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by virtue o f a commission- dirty ¡«sued out of
the circuit court of the state of Oregon foi
the jounty of Polk, and to me directed on tht
loth day of January, 1900, upon a decree and
order duly rendered anil entered of record by
«aid court on the oth day of January, 1900, in
a
certain
suit
therein
pending,
wherein
Amy
M.
Giinkle
an<i
S. S. Gimble are plaintiffs, ami Olire Morris,
Stella Johnson and Walter Johnson, her hus
band, Anna 12. Frakes, Jesse B. W alling and
Cora Walling, his wife, Florence Toner and
W illiam M. Toner, her husband, Dilla L.
Grubbs and Louie B. Grubbs, her husband,
Alice M. Pom eroy and Orange S. Pomeroy,
her husband, Grant W alling and Nellie W a l
ling, his wife, Jennie L . Glandon, E. C. Keyt
and J. N. Skaife are defendants, directing p
sale o f the real property sought to be parti
tioned in said suit and hereinafter described,
and appointing me referee to sell the same on
the terms hereaf'.er set forth, and'report such
sale, and to carry out the object of such de
cree according to law, I will, on
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£ 5
2
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Call for Warrants.
o t i c e is h e r e b y
N
g iv e n
that
all
un •>
WILSONS
CELERY
"DANDELION
Will give strength to the nerves and re-
store thu liver and kidneys to a healthy
condition, give tone to the btomach end
bowels, and promote a good appitito
healthy digestion; will relieve eonstipa-
tion, purify the blood and make a heal-
thy body with a clear skin. That tired
feeling will leave you and sleep will be
restful. At Wilson's drug store, Dallas.
*5*
paid county warrants of Polk county, Oregon, •{••5-5, *$ **i**H , *i“ {,,5*,!**5**H **5*,$*+*5**?**5, *5**3**l,,H , *5*
which were pre<«'tiled and endorsed. “ Not paid for
want of fumi-,” prior to June I, 1897, will l>e
paid upon pieseiiration at my office. Interest will
not be allowed on the same after the date of this no
tice
H. L. FENTON,
County Treasurer.
Dated, Dallas, January 18,1900.-
and
Cameras
From
$1.75 up.
Sheriff’s Sale.
N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N T H A T
by virtue o f an execution duly issued out of
and under the seal o f the circuit court o f the
tate o f Oregon for the countv o f Polk, bear
ing date the 18th day of January. A . D.,
1900, upon a decree duly entered, enrolled
vnd docketed in the office of the clerk o f said
court on the 4th day of January, A. I ) , 1900,
in a certain suit therein pending wherein P
B. McSwords is plaintiff and J . B. Leasia, F .
W . Leasia and Fred. Leasia are defendants, to
me directed, and commanding me to sell the
hereinafter described mortgaged premises to
satisfy the amount» specified in said execu
tion, I will on
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PFENNIG'S JEWELRY STORE
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Next door to P. O ., Dallas.
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Watch and
jewelry repairing
carefully attended to.
S a tu rd a y , M a rc h 3 , 1900,
A t the hour of 2 o’clock, p. m .. o f said day at
the west door o f the county court house in
Dallas, in said county and state, sell at pub
lic auction to the highest bidder for cash in
hand .»n day of sale, all the right, title and in
terest of »aid defendants, or either o f them, of,
in and to the said mortgaged premises, de
scribed in said axecution as follows, to-wit:
Lot» 10 and 11 of section 11; the northwest
quarter o f the southwest quarter; and lots No»
l, 2 and 3 of section 12, in township 9 south,
of range 6 west, of the W illamette meridian,
in Polk county, Oregon, together with the
tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances
thereunto belonging, or in any wise apper
taining.
Dated at Dallas, Oregon, Feb. 2, 1900.
.1. G. V A N O R S D E L ,
Sheriff o f Polk county, Oregon.
Rickreall
Store...
A choice lot of general
merchandise suited to
the country around. Ma
ny articles will he sold
at or below cost to close
them out. All standard
goods at lowest prices,
and for all kinds of farm
produce we will pay the
highest market price.
OR* M ILE S '
Mr«. Jones, of Bed Truirie, is atllict-
oil with a ortiioor-
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CATARRH ,
In all its eta"os tl.ore / ¡ .
should b* cleauliueis.
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1900, at the hour of 11 o ’clock in the forenoon,
at the court house door iu Dallas, Polk coun
ty, Oregon, sell at public auction to the high
est bidder all the right, title, interest and es
tate of the plaintiffs and defendants in and to
tiie following described premises, situated in
the county of Poik and state of Oregon, to-
wit: The east one-half (¿) o f the donation
land claim of Jefise I). W alling and Eliza Ann
W ailing, his wife, being notification No. 247,
^ M y gratitude for the benefit
claim No. 52, in section 31, township G south,
received from Dr. Miles’ N erv
range 3 west of W illam ette meridian; claim
No. 48 m sections 35 and 36, township 6 ponth
ine prompts me to write, that
range 4 west o f the W illam ette meridian, and
others m a y learn o f the efficacv
claim No. 58 in sections 1 ami 2, township 7
o f this grand medicine. I suf
! south, range 4 west «if the W illam ette m erid
ian, ami containing 322 71 acres. A lso a part
fered extrem e nervous exhaus-
j of said donation land claim o f Jesse 1). Wal-
W EST SALEM .
tion,which rendered me unable
Aurelias Ford ia working for T. S
; ling and w ife, aforesaid, described as follows,
jto -w it: Beginning at a point on the north
to w ork . M y nerves seemed to
Mrs. J. K. Hull lias rented rooms in Burch.
line of said donation land claim 78.17 chains
be 'o n edge’ and I had much
tlie Savage home.
i west from the northeast com er o f said claim;
Preaching noxt Sunday at 2:1 0 by
lassitude.
I
began
taking
Dr.
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tin
nee south 74X degrees w est, 38.67 chains
Mrs. M. A. Chapman has been vis Rev. McFarland.
along the north line o f said claim; thence
Miles' N ervine and steadily
s
»uth,
15 degrees east, 22.64 chain-«; thence
iting Mrs. M. E. Gibbon,
Mr«. Ed. Clark, who has buen sick
improved And n ow am enjoy
I north, 74^ degrees east, 17 chains; thence
C. E. Hanna has beau chosen three ia much improved.
I north, 15 degrees west. 7 chains; thence north,
in g g ood health.
(or in place of Geo. Gosser.
Mr«, Itev. F. M Lacy. Fortvlll«, Ing. 99 74 1-2 degrees east, 21.66 chains; an I thence
Roy Byerlev has moved Ilia family
n >rth, 15 degrees west, 15.25 chains to the
Mr*. Luclla Thacker lias traded for out to the farm north of town.
place of beginning, containing 71.51 acres,
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mors or less.
some lot* b> longing to S. Marti«.
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: The said sale will be made subject to the
Jim m y Gibson, of Willainina, was.
| approval and confirmation of said court upon
Mrs. E. J. McNary and granddaugh here vi.iting friends last week.
the following terms, to-wit: Ten per cent of
ter, Maud Savage, visited in Dallas le-
I the pin*chasc price t * be paid by the purchae
L. O' Kuacr haa Ihe contract to j
it told b**R4pi??ists on guarantee,
cently.
j
er to tiie undersigned referee at the time of
first bottle benefits or money back.
build a two story dwelling (or P. C.
j sale, ami the balance thereof to be paid
Book on hesit and nerves sent free.
T). A. Hanna recently cu t bis foot Cook.
upon the confirmation «i t such sale by tiie
Mtc cal Company, Elkhart, Ind. i court and delivery of the referee's deed.
quit? bitdlv while chopping Wcod on
P. C. Cook ia taking an invoice of I
Dattd this 29 m day o f Januarv, A. D.,
the South wick place.
HARMONY.
Final Settlement.
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j In the circuit court of the state o f Oregon
Peter Oaok and wife, of Kickrenll, her home in W ashington.
for the county of Polk.
visited Sunday with their daughter,
W . R. El:s, C. J. Hussey and Clay | M. D. Lavy, plaintiff,
Mrs. Jake Fetxer.
VS.
Rowell attesdod the hanging of Ma I Madge Blunt, dft,
Quite n num ber of men from this gera.
E X E C U T IO N ,
B Y V IR T U E OF ¿ N
judgment order and decree, duly isnued out «*1
place went to Dallas Friday, the day
George Elgin and Mr. Abram*, < f »nd under the neal o f the above entitled court,
Magers was hung.
Salem, npoiii a few days at the home i:: the above entitled cause, to me directed,
and dated tiie 8th day of January, 1900, upon
Tin re was a Chinaman around buy of VY. R. El’is.
a decree rendered and entered in said court
ing ducks and chickens for the Chin
the 2nd day of January, 1900, in favor of
Several of our young people attend on
ese New Year in Portland.
M. D. Levy against Madge Blunt, for the
ed the entertainment at Willainina sum of $000, with interest thereon from the
John Byer« and family, O. W . Sew Saturday night.
20th day of July, 1892, at the rate o f 10 per
cent |>er annum, and the further sum of $2t>
ard and wife, and Fred Baker took
costs and disbursements, and the cost« o f and
Mr*.
Hartman
and
son,
Frank,
dinner with the Yaruells Sunday.
spent Saturday ami Sundav at Bell- upon this writ, and for the further sum of
together with interest thereon at the rate
vue with her daughter, Mrs. L. F , $75,
POPCORN.
of t) |>er cent per annum from the 2nd day of
Thorp.
January, liKX), commanding me to make salt
Mrs. Larkin Qryce is sick.
of the following described real property, situ
Francis Newbill and Miss Ivy Car ated in the county o f Polk and state of Ore
Farmers are all busy plowing.
ter w-fre married January 31st and gon: The north half of the northeast quarte*
have gone to housekeeping on the of section sixteen (16), township eight ( )
W ill. Pearce vi.ite l Dallas recently.
south, range seven (7) west, of the W illam
Sawtelle place.
ette meridian, containing eighty (80) acres in
Harry McDowell is spending tits
Nathan Hussey died January 29th suit I county of Polk and state of Oregon; to-
. | gether with all ami singular the tenements,
winter down below Portland.
aged 49 years, and w a s buried in . e I hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto
Olaru Pearce last week visited Mrs. Butler cemetery, funeral services b<- belonging, or in anywise appertaining.
Now,
therefore, by virtue
of
said
ing conducted by Elder J. D. Faulcoi
George Chapman iu West Salem.
execution, judgm ent order and decree and in
er, of »Sheridan.
compliance with the demands of said writ, J
Bert Starbuck, of Walla W alla, is
will, on
working for his uncle, Dorr Gibson,
BETHEL A N D M cCO Y.
S a tu r d a y , F e b r u a r y 10, 1 9 0 0 ,
Hits winter.
Goldie Bean has been very sick.
tit the hour of 10 o ’clock, a, m., at the front
Charley and Dick Pearce are cutting
door of the county court house in the city oi
W . C. Bryant spent Saturday and Dal his, said county and state, sell at pul lie
cordw ood. and expect to cut ¿00 ■ ord ,
auction, subject to redemption, to the highest
Sunduy iu Dallas.
this season.
(ltnnty ‘..t , r . r « i ,
C d^& r L . Collins & ( o . , D a lla s .
Rev. *1 ulkey will preach at MeCoi
next Sunday moraing and evening
He holds service at Bethel the first
Sunday in each month.
James Buttrick has gone to Idaho,
Mrs. Dorr Gibson haa been sick at
the SaUm hospital, but is getting where he expects to get work.
along nicely and will soon be able to
Messrs. Pierce, of Portland, are v jg.
com e home.
iting at the home of Mr. M cIntyre.
Alter this our Saturday evenings
W illie Shields, of Sprague, has been
are to been liglitcm d by «|>elling school visiting friends aud relatives here.
at the school house, conducted by the
Several school children have whoop
teacher. M is. Klfie Clsrk.
ing cough which a * yet Ims not been
George Clark has been appointed very serious.
er and conclude what would be bent
Mis* Millie Elliott, of Dallas, 1ms
for all concerned, without reference toi been visiting her brother and sister read supervisor. Most of the road*
Seura has returned
Cali
in this precinct need a good supervisor, . Jacob
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. .. from
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liie in ien a U u( particular tmNWUW*Va, I here.
and then let
Seal Estate Ageijey.
H o w To Find O ut.
V IS IT O R S .
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Thousand« H ave K idn ey T rouble
been visiting Mr. Payne’«, went to week buying «heep*
and D on 't K n ow it.
Seattle laet Wednesday.
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D A Y S A B SE N C E .
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Mrs. J. H. Robbins lias been visit
ing tier daughter who is attending
school at Minimum*.
Mr. Millard and fami y, who have .o f M onm outh, were in these part.' last
THE POLK COUNTY ITEMIZER
WISEMAN'S
HARDWARE STORE j *
M IL L S T R E E T , D A L L A S .
Best heating and cook sto
ves in the market. Tools of
all kinds. Paints, oils, etc.
PETER COOK.
Tinware: A. L. Fraser, one
of the best tinners in Oregon,
will meet your wants for any
thing in that line.
FARMERS'
FEED SHED
SO UTH
OF
ACAOEM Y
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DALLAS
W. E. S h a w * Son
Proprietor«.
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Stall room f<»r double or
single teams, 10 cents,
Saddle horses, 5 cents.
8eperate neat and warm
waiting rooms for ladies
and gentlemen. Give us
a trial. Feed for sale.
Executor's Notice.
H 'OTICKIS HEREBY OIVEN THAT I. K A
Brown, hare been appointed executor ot the
will ami tegument of Adam Brown, deceas
ed. All person? indebted to tbe wiid e*Ute will make
immediate payment tome and all thoeehaving Haims
acainsr the «ame. will present them, duly anthemi
eated. to me at my home near Fail* (Atr. Ore«
within «U mouth« from the date of this n«*iee.
W A. BROWN, Cxe<
Daled at fella«. January 1*. 1900.
Tow MrmJ 4 Hart, attomei • for e
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