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P
TH E POLK COUNTY ITEMiZER
Over-Work Weakens
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Your Kidneys.
DA.LLA3, FE ID A Y , FEB. 16, 1800.
(MiwllMiRD E vkuy F ridat M ohninu A t 7:30.
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Three were added to the church re-
cently by letter of com m endation.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.
A meeting for men only will be held
All the blood In your body passes through at Die church at 3 o ’clock Sunday
your kidneys once every three minutes.
Special music is being selected for the
A
The kidneys are your occasion.
blood purifiers, they fil
ter out the waste or
impurities in the blood.
If they are sick or out
of order, they fall to do
their work.
Pains, aches and rheu
matism come from ex
cess of uric acid in the
blood, due to neglected
A H U ,
RDITOR AND PUOPKlKToE.
SUBSCRIPTION R A T E S :
f l 5 0 ........................................ Per y^ar
| 7 5 ................................Por six months
4 0 ......................... Per three months
Advertising rules made known on
implication. Corres|H)iidence is solicit*
Fine Job Printing done at reasonable
•»rices.
CO UNTY CO URT.
PROHATK.
Wells, J.
The administration of the Edward
Teague estate was closed.
In the matter of the Julia Fennell
estate, a report «»J claim s was present
ed ami all »w d and M. L. Pipes was
allowed $100 attorneys fees.
kidney trouble.
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats, and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble, because the heart is
over-working in pumping thick, kidney-
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
It used to be considered that only urinary
troubles were to be traced to the kidneys,
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their begin
ning In kidney trouble.
If you are sick you can make no mistake
by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild
and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer's
S w a m p -R o o t, the great kidney remedy is
soon realized. It stands the highest for its
wonderful cures of the most distressing cases
and Is 3old on its merits
by all druggists in fifty-
cent and one-dollar siz
es. You may have a
noma of 8 tv ump-Root.
sample bottle by mail -----------------,
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free, also pamphlet telling you how to find
out If you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer
Sc Co., Binghamton, N. Y.
J as. T. Taylor was added to the mi
nor heirs of ./ F. Ta\lnr estate, and
guardian was credited with $135.98
expended f*>r ihe support of w;irds.
In the in itter of the Daniel Vanbti«
kirk estate .1 L Collins was ordered
to produce will 'n court February 20. j
and Ii L. and Alice Umphlette are to I
then appear as witnesses to prove the 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 tN C S IN T H E C O U N T Y .
will.
OCR STAFF OF RUSTLERS-
COMMlHHlONUUH.
A n U n e q e ta l'c d a n d C o m p le te He
I. P. Reese.
Hell» Riggs.
■ u m e o f W h a t Y o u r F r ie n d s a r e
a n d H a v e B e e n L a te ly D o in g .
J. A. Hannum was made road su-
pervi-or in the place of W . W . Smith,
S P R IN G V A L L E Y .
A. Huston in place of 1). A. Hodge,
W. E, (loodell in place of W . E Clark
The spring term of the Zen* school
nn 1 Monroe Mulkey in place of H en
begun lust Monday.
ry Cockle.
Treasurer Fenton was credited w ill» j Capt. P. F. Clink is visiting his so-i
cancelled warrant* to the amount of daughter in Oregon C ity.
910,100 0 1
Miss Alice M cK inley in s gone to
Portland to spend a few mouths.
BILLS ALLOWED.
W W Smith, road supplies. $ 9 66
There was an oyxtor supper n'
I A Allen, repairing bridge. . .
5 00 Oliver Wait’s last Friday evening.
W O Morrow, gravel.................
2 10
Mrs. J. I,. Purviiie has returned from
John H olm an, broken plow .
3 00
D I) Necr, architect fee« ........ 200 08 a visit with her mother, Mrs. W. M.
E Chamberlain, lum ber...........
11 26 Walker, of Halem.
G L K elly, pauper a c ...............
5 00
The Lincoln Sunday school was re
J S Montgomery, jury list . . .
3 00 |
32
90 organized last Sun nay, Kea Ureen be
Campbell & Stephens, lumber
Erb tt VanPatton, building . 600 00 ing superintendent.
9 30
J VV Kirkland, pauper ac. . . .
Last Saturday evening there was n
3 08 ¡ surprise party given hy Mrs. Walter
J O Slants, lum ber...................
9 36 Black in honor of her son, Pea'l.
P T raglio, gra vel.......................
2 16 Music, games and refreshments was
McNary heirs, gra vel...............
3 57 j the order of the evening.
W O Morrow, «ra vel.................
II L Fenton, salary, e t c ........... 73 99 j
3 60 j Last Sunday being such a beautiful
Gilbert A PiitttiiMOu, gravel. . .
86 33 day a number o f young ladies were
J N Hart, salary, e t c ...............
J G Van O ffdel, salary, etc . . 169 02 out wheeling.
They said they were
3 50 pressing the season, trying to make
Dan Hyrou, ja n itor...................
H Holman, jury lis t.................
3 00 Ihe spring flowers bloom , but the next
Sibley & fiakiu, county map. 35 00 day it rained.
C F Belt, stamped envelopes. 42 40
M iTin»iiTf,-*pittper Itc w n r ir ’. r r vt
H A R M O N Y A N U 'M IL L C R E E K .
R 8 Conner, salary...................
81 ( 0
R E Williams, insurance........
96 ( 0
Mrs. Maiililing h«8 been quite fick
J M Grant, death w atch ........... 104 1 0 for some time.
.1 T Ford, ’ salary .....................
50 00
Etta Walker came home from M c
Anna Huntley, pauper a c . . .
37 60
H .1 O* field, office rent .........
5 20 Minnville last Saturday.
I) .1 Riley, superintending
. . 94 f-0
Three of Henry Buell’s children
.1 W Morrison, death watch. . 66 00 have the whooping-cough.
6
00
J A Nennith, gravel.................
Rev. Blair will begin a protracted
Glass A Prtidhomme, supplies 16 <49
J W Chamberlain, scaffold. . . 25 68 meeting at Harmony next Sunday.
9 90
W A Wash, p r in t in g .............
Rev. Short preached last Sundry
18 40
J C Haytcr. printing...............
morning and evening a m i expects t o
5
68
Henry Clifford, gravel.............
to a scries of meetings beginning the
Thurston Lumber Co ............. 141 4 0 1 second Sunday of next month.
1) J Riley, electric light .........
5 00
Mrs. R .lston and daughter, Icy.
Glass & Prudhomm**, supplies 44 75
D G Meador, pauper ac ........
8 (X) | from Sheridan, were among ihe foriy-
Smith it Cooper, m d se............. 13 00 one persona, who helped J. L. G ullrv
Wert Hide, p r in t in g .................
3 80 and wife celebrate their silver wedding
Fudge Bros,, blacksm ithing. .
3 7.) last Saturday.
Win Kimball, pauper a c ........
6 00
One morning last week, while Mrs
Joshua McDaniel, gravel
6 90 N M. D okey way standing near the
Mrs Ankeny, gravel.................
6 30 stove with a lamp in her hand, the
D I* Patterson, salary............... 50 00 lamp exploded making a great n«»Ue.
E Haytcr, salary, e tc ............... 166 74 .Mr, Dickey came in and found her ly
State vs Jordan .........................
32 85 ing unconcio is on ihe floor. He
M 1) Ellis, mdse .......................
3 46 called in hia brother and tiny soon
Mrs Eva Hayter, salary ........
50 00 extinguished the fire, as her clothing
Prescott it Veness. lumber. .. 59 7,3 was all in a Ha me. She soon recover
C S Headley, pauper u c ..........
6 76 ed from the shock.
Grant it Guy, gradel.................
3 15
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E VV' Cooper, m dse...................
13 00
L IB E R T Y .
C H Chapman, pauper ac . . .. 20 00
Marion county, insane a c .. . 10 (X)
L. II. Me Bee has set out an orchard.
Erb it VanPatton, contractors 600 (X)
Irwin, llodsen Co., supplies . 12 65
Mr. Taylor is putting in some tile.
Wm Fanil, m d s e .....................
5 35
Mr Haves is cutting wood for G.
W L Wells, salary, e t c ............. 70 36
I P Reese, s e r v ic e s ................. 64 60 W . Me Bee.
Isaac Stevens, supervisor........
19 (X)
The hop men are at work in their
J H Plum , m in i
............. 09 70 yards, cleaning up and setting poles.
T J Hayter sam e........................ 5.3 00
J A H annum ,sam e ................. 41 (X)
G. \V. Hagood ha« put in several
VV' E Goodell, sam e................... 52 00 thousand tile this winter and his wet
land is nice and dry now.
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The Sheriff has finished selling Ihe
W e liave l>een having some work
property advertised for 1895 taxes,
most of it going t* the county. B.v done on the in-ide on rschool house so
prompt action the parties concerned as to make it more comfortable for the
school.
can redeem it on easy t.irms.
The read supervisor of Bridgeport
has been out looking for the good
places in the roads, hut he did not find
them. He I looks lie wdl have his l.fc
insured before lie tries it again.
"He That Any Good
Would Win”
At the grange meeting February
10,li at (iutliiie school house the new
Should /unit good hcMlh. 7\ire, rich officer» »ere installed by Marion
blood is the first requis te. Hood's S atss ■ Smith, of Lewisville, a» follow. : Mas
psrilU, by givin g good blood A n d good ter, (1 W M cB ce; overseer, H. Black ;
lecturer, J. T. tluthrie; steward, t'
ItcAlih. hss helptit rruny a mun to .K cess.
O utlin e; assistant steward, M. Black;
besides giving strength And courege to chaplain, »Ira H B lack; treasurer, A
women w ho. before teking it, could no! O u t l i n e ; secretary, E, Guthrie; gate
e-.’en see Any good In life to win.
keeper, It M. Guthrie; Flora, flies
Black; Ptm ona, Mra. L G uthrie;
ceres, V M. M cB ce; ltilv assistant
steward, IM lv G u th rie; delegates to
the convention
at
Independence
March 7lh M. Black, J. T Guthrie
G. \V. M cB ce* alternate, H. Black,
I.'saie Guthrie, lHilly Guthrie.
J(ccdei SaiSafui \iffa
Final Settlement.
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nt-
is i ik k k iiv c iiy k n t h a t t iif .
dernigiied h»* flirti hi« rtnal ^votin' as «'tecu
tor ot the T hai Mill «nd testament of George Thant,
■larm iwi, ana Monday, Mar« h Mh, 1W0 at 10
o'clock, a. nt . of «aid day, at the county «.art house,
of P-»Ik county, Oregon. ha* been flxej hy Hou. W.
L Wells, judge of th«* «tullity court for aai<i county,
aa the time ami piare for the heartng of tlx* «am*-.
All peraooe intereste«! in «aiti matter are h«x«-h\ no
tifie-1 to appear at «ani f me and show cause, if auv
there he, wh» «aid a.vouni i*h.mld u»4 be approx e l
and the aivnunl settled and cloned.
iWlUs, Oregon, Aug , 10, ISM.
JOSEPH Til A EF, Ki*-utor
P al; A Hayter attorney'« for estate
o t ic e
N
Rt viiral m eetin g, com m en ted with parent, ot a daughter. She « „ ' a r m -
tlii, week to continue indefinitely.
erly Mis. JJ^ -j r ,,l i o , of tlii, p l.o \ 3
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH NOTES.
The Bethel Literay Society will give
| Arthur W h ile end wife are living a Shadow social on the ¡¡2nd of l e l -
The ladies arc expected to
near Dayton, \7*rhm gtoo.
He i, ruary.
bring lunch for two and sell their
1 wor'‘ ' l,tt
a iiop yard at f I 2.i a d«y
shadows to young men.
\\ e have a g oral bicycle path from
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IN D E P E N D E N C E .
I letcher'scorn er m the bridge, thanks
to the the untiriog efforts of Sim II.
Harbin Cooper is very low.
W hile.
The moating at M onm outh closed
with twenty additions, and Mr. Eeaon |
lias gone over to Mariou county to
hold a two weeks meeting.
G. W . Sturgis and wife liave been
visiting Indjpendence.
F. F Kliever bus bought an organ*
11. W . (.¿uiring is expected hack
from Manitoba next m onth.
Hattie Shrj
hrivsr is leaching the En-
There are advertised letters at this
eoi 4.
office for C. N. Pewtherer and Bar all terprise
Bryant.
Trot. Parker, of Pallas, was in our
Rev. G. Reiche, from Colorado, will village Saturday.
take charge of the Sncedenbogian
E. M. Smidi, o f Monmouth, was in
church at this place soon.
our vicinity Saturday.
A. Fast on the Redecop place had a
A. C Taylir is appointed road sup
runaway com ing home from Dallas
ervisor fur this precinct.
and had his wagon and himself injur
Miss Mam! «ew liill, or Ballston. is
ed.
stopping at A. C. Taylor’s.
PARKER.
W . P. Bradley has sold a suckling
calf for $9.16.
I) M. Calbrealh spent a part of last
weeh visiting in the Capitol City.
ef
T o n x
S i KM
M VllhRANlg
Y Ml Hw MUfl BCdftIt
Mrs. W ,T . Campbell lias returned
from a visil at W hileson.
Born, to tile wife of Green B. Sliver,
nr. the 9th, a son. Mother and child
doing well, hut fears are entertained
for Ilia recovery of the father.
The W om en of the W oodcraft will
giv. a mask party and serve lunch at
their hall in Buena Vista en the 22ud
to celebrate tlie Girlh of our first pres
ident. Invitations will he issued to
friends.
D. A. H oag and wife cam e near
meeting with a serious accident last
Saturday as they were driving from
iheir home to Parker. On the hill
near Mr. D’ A n n on d’s place the horse
became unmanageable and ran against
, he h :,"k, tin-own,g themi out with
great force. She was unconscious and
quite severely bruised, hut no bonis
broken. The horse ran about half a
mile, wtum the lines caught in the
wheel and stopped him, no daim ge
done to horse or buggy.
Rev. Pogue will con du ct a series of
meetings at this place com m encing
next Saturday evening.
Sheriff's. Sale.
N o tic e Is h e r e b y g iv e n that b y v ir
tu e o f an e x e c u t io n a n d o r d e r o f sa le
d u ly issu ed o u t o f a n d u n d e r th e ha n d
a n d seal o f th e c le r k o f th e c ir c u it
c o u r t o f th e s t a t e o f O r e g o n , f o r P o lk
county, Department No. 2, hearing date the
13th uay of February 1900, and to m a direct-
ed, in a certain suit pending in said court,
wherein M ilo Seaver is plaintiff and Horatio
Morrison and Martha \ . Morrison, his wife,
H. L. Fenton and A. F. Toner, partners do
ing business under the firm name and style of
Fenton & Toner, and D . A . Elkins, trustee,
art defendants, I will on
Toe
C le a n s in g ;
a n d M o a tin g
C u r e fo r
C H A IM
j
and Carrie Flanery.
G race H aroruvk , teacher.
There
IIIC IQ
will
»
111
be
UC
no
IIU
services
¡J C I V IV O O
in
»1 *
the
vu>
chsiptian ,.h,lrch for the lw0 following
8und(iyi ,,, Br0„ ler Kline if hoW in, „
g
H e and Rev.
meeting in Am ity.
Evans, of Salem, will hold a meeting
in the Christian church here in
March.
S a tu r d a y , t h e 1 7 th d a y o f M a r c h ,
SILVER
LACED
W YANDOTTES^
Best all Purpose Fowl.
Notice.
My birds are bred for ECKi
productions as well as prize r s HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PERSONS CLAIM
winners. A few cockerels . 1 ing any interest or right in ami to the wheat
| stored in t'ither of the warehouses lately operated
left at $1.50 up; pullets $1 25 by T. J. B ack, deceased, to-wit: The warehouse
I known us the T. J. Block warehouse at Halsey, Ore '
gon, the warehouse known as the Humming'a ware
up; eggs $2 a setting.
D. O. Woodworth, Albany.
BETHCL A N D M cC O Y .
Referee’s Sale of Real Property.
house on the Willamette river we-t of Halsey, and
' the warehouse at Derry, Orevon.to present their
lain;« to me at Room 402, Chamber of Commerce,
Portland. Oregon, duly verified, on or before the 1st
lay of March, 1900.
hated at Portland, Oregon, January 19. 1900.
A. WHEELER, Receiver.
N O T IC E Id H E R E B Y U 1VK N T H A T
tv vy tu^ o f a commission duly issued out of
circuit court o f the state o f Oregon for
the county o f Polk, and to me directed on the
15th day of January, 1900, upon a decree and
order duly rendered and entered o f record hy
said court on the 5th day of January, 1900, in
a
certain
suit
therein
pending,
wherein
Amy
M.
Giinble
an-1
S. S. Giinble are plaintiffs, anti Olive Morris,
Stella Johnson and W alter Johnson, her hus
band, Anna E. Frakes* Jesse P». W alling and
Cora Walling, his wife, Florence Toner and
W illiam M. Toner, her husband, Dilla L.
Grubbs and Louis J5. Grubbs, her husband,
Alice M. Pomeroy and Orange S. Pomeroy,
her husband, Grant W alling and Nellie W al
ling,
his wife, Jennie L . Glandon, E. C. K eyt
Jessie Reese and Veda Mulkey visit
and J. N. Skaife are defendants, d irectings
ed at the hom e of Web. Lewis Sunday. sale of the real property sought to be parti
tioned in said suit and hereinafter described,
Rev. Mulkey preaches at Bethel the and appointing me referee to sell the same on
first Sunday ill each month and at the terms hereafter set forth, and report such
sale, and to^uarry out the object o f such de
cree according to law, I will, on
Suffere
T w n ty -fív e
Rev. Phelps closed the protracted
meeting Rt th# M ongom ery school
house last Sunday evening with nine
con vert ions.
Eil. Patras has moved his family
from B. Taler’s home t# Airlie. He j
says he is well satisfied who it was
that sniped a ham and side of meat
from his tent while he was camped in
the hills near here m aking staves.
Charley, the 18 year son of Henry
Lewis, of Lewisville, accidently shot!
himself Tuesday morning with ft
small 22 rifle* He had the gun cock
ed to allot a eat, and when taking a ,
a few stops forward on a steep incline I 441 suffered for tweoty-fhre yean (ram
heart touMc, and tried endless reme
his ee s i;»p d fiorn under him and i \
dies wthout relief. I steadily grew
falling the gun was disi harged, the
worn and bream» unable to be
hall entering at the end of the nose i
down« toy beast would palpitate and
and ranging upward entered the braiu | Outten 'asd w> those it eermed as
causing instant dea»h* He was b tir-1 though I coaid toot get my breath. I
ied in th# Smith cem etery, the funeral
need three bottf« at Dr. rates'Heart
Cure, and thank God I am enjoying
services being conducted hv R -v.
good health ae a result. It cured me.
McVieker.
H C e u a r e r t
Call for Warrants.
t e he
upon
the
confirm ation o f
a
D R . M ILES9
bu»ini*»s trip
Sheriff’s Sale.
N O T IC K IS IlE I t E B Y G I V E N T H A T
by virtue, of an execution duly issued out of
and under the seal of thecircuit court of the
-tate of Oregon for the county o f Polk, bear
ing date the 18th day of January. A . D..
1900, upon a decree duly entered, enrolled
and docketed in the office o f the clerk of said
court on the 4th day o f January, A. D , 1900,
in a certain suit therein pending wherein P
R. 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 tbe amounts sjiecified in said execu
tion, I will on
S a tu rd a y , M a rc h 3 , 1900,
A t the hour o f 2 o ’clock, p. m.. o f said day at
the west door o f the county court bouse in
Dallas, in said county and state, sell at pub
lic auction to the highest bidder for cash in
hand an day o f sale, all the right, title and in
terest <»f said defendants, or either o f them, of,
in and to the said mortgaged premises, de
scribed in said axecution as follows, to-wit:
¡L o ts 10 and 11 of seotion 11; the northwest
quarter o f the southwest quarter; and lots No»
, 1, 2 and 3 o f section 12, in township 9 south,
••if range 6 west, o f the W illam ette meridian,
in Polk county, Oregon, together with the
tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances
thereunto belonging, or in any wise ap|>er-
taining.
Dated at Dallas, Oregon, F eb. 2, 1900.
J . G. V A N O R S D E L ,
Sheri ff o f Polk county, Oregon.
such sals b y tbo*
court and delivery of the referee’s deed.
Dated tiiis 29th day o f January, A. D.,
1900.
J A S . R. S H E P A R D ,
Referee,
1)- L. Miitlicny lias sold Ills l>ig gray
i team.
G ro W G on er is
[ r>liel;«n, W ashington.
oystering
nt
Mrs. Pa.kell is keeping bouse for
| Mr. Price, of Lincoln
Sam Thacker Is spinner in tbe Ore-
con City W oolen mills.
T b '-r . will be tevival meetings at
the ball every night I tile week.
SALEM FENCE WORKS.
A n oth -r of those » n je r fiilf snrprlsa
parlies occured at D. I, Mathrny’a.
Mr Runitier and wife ara tba pm ad
Sale.
NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N T H A T
b y virtue of an execution duly issued out o f
and under the seal «»f the circuit court o f the
state o f Oregon for the com ity o f Polk, W ar
ing date the 18th day <«i January, A. O..
1900. upon a decree duly entered, enrnlleu ,
amt docketed in the « ftuie o f the. said cierk of
said court on the 4th day of January, A. P .,
is sold hy all druggists on guarantee
1900, in a certain suit therein pen-ling wherein
first bottla benefits or money hack.
State I.and Board is plaintiff and .1. C. Frink,
Book on heart end nerves sent free.
, Julie Frink, his wife, John IVell »nd Minnie
Or- Miles Medical Company, Elkhart Ind. Prell, his wife, are defendants, to me directed,
and commanding me to s«dl the hereinafter
described mortgaged premises t«» satisfy the
amounts sj-ecified hi said execution, I will on
W m . Ilnsli ami wife, of Turner, vis
ited at the Hanna borne recently.
Am y Pulman, W illie Foster and
tlie Rank children are ont of school
will, the chicken pas.
Sheriffs
Fencing f a r all parpowen a t l . o w
e « t price-,.
W ALTER flO RLEY .
■* * w » 'tieHh ftkleut
S a tu rd a y ,
M a rc h 3 , 1903,
At the hour o f 1 o'clock, p. t o . , of said day at
the west door o f the c« untv conrt house in
Dallas, in *a»d county and state, sell at pub
lic auction to the highest bi«dder for cash in
hand on day of sale, all the right, title and in
terest of said defendants, or either of them,
of, in and to the said mortgage«! premises, de-
scril»ed in said execution as follows, to-wit:
The south half o f the southeast quarter of sec
tion tw o (2), in township 9 s«mth, «if range fi
west, o f the Willamette nierviian, in P«*lk
county state o f (b egon , containing eighty (80l
acres, !»e the same more.or less, together with
the tenements, hereditaments and appurten
ance* thereunto tielonging, «»r in any wise ap-
pertainin
Dated at Dallas. F e b 2, 1900.
J . G V A N OF P K ,
Sheriff <*f Polk enuntv
g iv e n
that
by
v ir
-
S a tu r d a y , t h e
1 7 th
day of M a r c h .
1900, at the hour of 1 o ’clock, p. m., of said
day, sell at the front door of the county court
house in the city of Dallas, in said county,
for U . S. gold coin, cash in hand on day of
sale, in the manner provided by law, all the
estate, right, title and interest which the said
defendants, or either of them, had on the 20*h
day o f October, 1892, the date of the mort
gage forclosed in said suit, or have subse
quently acquired, or now have, in and to the
said mortgaged premises described as follows,
to-w it: The southeast quarter (1-4) and tiie
east half (1-2) of the northeast quarter (1-4) of
section seventeen (17) in township^ nine (9)
south, range six (6) west, of the W illamette
meridian, in the county of Polk and state of
Oregon, and containing two hundred and for
ty (240) acres, together with the tenements,
hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto
belonging or in anywise appertaining.
Dated at Dallas, Oregon, this 16th day of
February, 1900.
J. G . V A N O R SD K L,
Sheriff of Polk county, Oregon.
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DANDELION
Will give strength to the nerves and re
store the liver and kidneys to a healthy
condition, give tone to the stoniseh snd
bowels, and promote a good appitita
healthy digestion; will relieve constipa
tion, purify the blood anti 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.
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Y'OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALL IN
which were presented and endorsed f “ Not paid for
want of fund-." prior to June 1, 1897, will he
paid upon piese.n atiou at my office. Interest will
| not be allowed on the same after the «late of this no-
! tice
H. L. KENTON,
County Treasurer.
Batetl, Dallas, January 18,1900.
W e d n e s d a y , th e 7 th day of M a rc h ,
1900, at the hour o f 11 o ’clock in the forenoon,
at the court house door in Dallas, Polk coun
ty, Oregon, sell at public auction to the high
est bidder all the right., title, interest anti es
tate of the plaintiffs and defendants in and to
the following described premises, situated in
the county of Poik ami state o f O rigen, to-
wit: The east one-half (A) o f the donation
land claim of Jesse D. W alling and Eliza Ann
W alling, bis wife, being notification No. 247,
claim No. 52, in section 31, township 6 south,
range 3 west of W illam ette meridian; claim
No. 48 in sections 35 and 36, township 6 south
range 4 west of the W illam ette meridian, and
claim No. 58 in sections 1 and 2, township 7
south, range 4 west of the Willamette merid
ian, and containing 322 71 ncres. Also a p art
o f said <h nation land claim of Jesse D. W al-
1 ling and wife, aforesaid, described as follows,
! to -* it: Beginning a t a point on the north
line o f said donation laud claim 78.17 chains
j west from the northeast corner of said claim;
th; nee south 74.J degrees west, 38.67 chains
! along the north line o f said claim; thence
s »nth, 15 degrees cast, 22.64 ch ain s thence
! north, 74^ degrees east, 17 chains; thence
! north, 15 degrees west, 7 chains; thence north,
74 1-2 degrees east, 21.66 chains; ami thence
n -rth, 15 degrees west, 15.25 chains to the
j place o f beginning, containing 71.51 acres,
I more or less.
The said sale will be made subject to the
approval and confirmation o f said conrt upon
the following terms, to-w it: Ten per cent of
the purchase price to be paid by the purrhas
er to the undersigned referee at the time of
sale, and the balance thereof to be paid
hereby
I IN paid county warrants of Polk county, Oregon,
M rs. E I U B .h ln d h .lm , M t. V e r n o n , l , . W
W EST SALEM .
o t i c e is
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tuu of an execution and older of sale duly is
sued out of and under the hand and seal of the clerk
i of the circuit court of the state of Oregon for Folk
county, bearing date the 13th day of Februa
| ry, 1900, and to me directed, in the certain
| suit pending in said court, wherein John K.
i Robbins is plaintiff and Alexander Mitchell
and Henry Hicks are defendants, I will on
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COLD 'N HEAD
Jasper Bagiev and wife wor® in Fort-
land la-t week and the former had
quite a number of tt*®th extracted
while there.
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Sheriff s Sale.
1900, at the hour o f 1 o ’clock, p. m., of said
day, sell at public auction at the front door of
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the - county court
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Dallas,
Ely’ s Cream Balm in said county, to house
the highest bidder for U.
Easy and pleasant to use S. Gold coin, cash in hand on day o f sale, in
Contains no injurious
the manner provided b y law, all of the right,
There is to be a basket social held
'drux
interest, estate and title which the said de
It in quickly absorbed.
in the hull the 17th. Proceeds to aid
fendants, or either of them, had on the 21st
. Hives relief at once.
in furnishing the Christian church
It opens and CleanMJS
day o f January, 1893, the date o f the mort
the Nasal Passages.
with new song books.
gage foreclosed in said suit, or have sulxie-
Allavs Inflammation.
quently acquired, or now have, in and to the
Mr. Burson and wife, the Misses Heals and protects the membrane. Restores the said mortgaged premises, described as follows,
cents at to-wit: Lots numbered three (3), four (4), five
Fletcher, Miss Josie Holmes, of M c Senses of Taste and Smell. Large size,
druggists or by mail; Trial size, 10 cent.« by mail.
(5) and six (6) in block numbered two (2) in
Coy, aod Miss Ethel F rizzel.of Salem,
ELY BROTHERS, 66 Warren St. New York.
Whiteman’s addition to the town of Dallas,
spent Sunday at A. C. Taylor’s.
Folk county, Oregon, as shown by the record-
id plat thereof, together with the tenements,
Those neither ab en! " » r tardy in
hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto
onr school last m onth are Floy and
belonging or in any wise appertaining.
Dated at Dallas, this 16th day of February,
Oussie Updegraph, Carrie and Susie
1900.
.1. G. V A N O H S D K U
Bennett, Lulu Turner, Merle Webb
Sheriff o f Polk county, Oregon.
Philip Mulkey spent Sunday with
the G il his parents.
Mr* Frazer, w ho has been quite sick.
nuove
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l.oj- kppn « » n n u i n j \ is Oil till
at John Holmes, started lor Iualic^ on
Mr. m 5 < V * ? « “ V*1 ““ - i
last iMonday, he having bought a farm in roriitt.iù on business.
there.
Clyde Kelly has just returned from
W m . M ilty ,o f Bickloton, W ashing a pleasure trip lo Portland.
ton, is visit ing his relatives here. Th« y
A number of pupils are out of school
had not seen him for six years and his because of uhooping cough.
vi«.it was a joyful surprise. He is in
Geo. KGty and wife were visiting
terested in the sheep business and
spent one day wiili F. W . Brunk in relatives at Perrydale Sunday.
specting his fine stock.
Mr. Reese and Mr. Mulkey w e r e do
ing business in Dallas this week.
A IR L IE .
Something got away with four of H .
W illiam ’s ducks a few nights ago.
Here are some of our offerings:
C. A. Robison, our school teacher,
was a visitor nt R occa Saturday.
About il dozen men are working on
! ilit- trail betwien the two fords wid
jelling it. Every one is invited to
lend a hand as it is a big improvement
j to the country and ipiile a conven-
I ¡ence to all who w i : 11 le use the Rock
Creek road
W ork lias com m enced in
bert & Patterson hop yard.
School has been elofed for several
days on account of scarlet fever.
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62 acres one mile from SiniUilieM
60 acres on falls city road, well wa
tered. good lim ber and outlet to rang with dwelling, barn, fruit, etc., nil for
The entertainment Monday night es. 10 acres cleared. Price 1450, half $1,850, or would exchungu for Dallas
1 cash. W ould sell part at same rate. or Salem property.
by the relief corps was a success.
60 acres two miles from Dallas; all
20 acres a mile from Dallas, build
The Wizxurd Oil com pany did not
Desirable fenced and under cultivation : $900.
prove much of an » fr a c t io n last week. ings and im provem ents.
for fruit and vegetables.
Large farms in different parts o f I lie
■ James W ilcox, W n. Craven and
39 acres of timber land 4 miles from county for sale aod two in eastern Or
Mrs. Surles were iaitiated in the Fra-
egon to exchange for valley property.
county sent can he bought for $300.
| lernal Union last Saturday night.
Improved property and m eant lots
Some desirable Falls City property
in all parts of Dallas at low figures.
cheap enough.
ROCK C R EEK .
Small suburban tracts where delight
160 acres on Peedee. Som e improve
Frank Morrison lias g o m to the val-
ful homes could be made.
ments. Cheap at ¡(¡300.
ley.
Tw o prune orchards near Dallas.
Frank Adams, of Elk City, is help
ing Roy Henry build hia house.
EOLA.
Mr«, N. Tarier is down from Cor-
valli , .
Oreat Variety of County and City Property for Sals or Exchange.
Loans Made and Insurance Written.
The telephone offi e bus been mov
ed farther south on Main street.
Jesse W se and wife are attending
the Dairyman’s association in Albany.
Charlie and Bessie Encs have gone
to Turner to visit their brother, Alferd.
E d g & r L . ^ o l l i n j 5c C ° * i D a lla s .
Mrs. Megin Inis gene to house kei p
ing in Nortli Independence.
Henry Kevt is feeding s*'eep on
School will begin next Monday un clover 1 1 ay for the market and reports
der the supervision of Miss Iva Haley. they are doing fine.
Geo. Fletcher and son and \V. H .i
Miss Carrie Garwood »pent several
W ild and wife have purchased tickets
davs in Mnlcm last week.
for C ipe Nome.
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Jef Bverley and family are here vis
iting Mrs. Byerley’s brother Sam
Smith.
There was a plsasent party at the
Dave Kcdecvp lias found work in a
home of H ugh Farmer last Frid y
legging cam p up on Rock craek.
nigliL
Peter Redecop and Miss Meyers
were visitors at Pet r Redecop Sunday,
RYDALE.
PEVRÌ
The I'aeilic Christian is te he en
The justice of I lie peace was at the
larged hy four pages.
j b*H last Wednesday registering voters
o A
Bctre tbe
Signatare
Charlie Black is plowing for Frank
Myer.
POLK.
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T. L. Campbell and wife are visiting
at Corvallis.
S M IT H F IE L O .
The follow ing are some of the sub
Silas Riggs and wife liave been ov. r
jects that will he considered at the
church during the m eetin g: W ho from Salem.
was Meichizedek? H ell, wlnia is it?
Zulu Myer has been down from
W hat is the unpardonable sin? How
Monmouth.
to get. R eligion. Wliut it is to be born
again?
Hell, is list late. W hy the
Jesse Mu.-tiu lias been in tlie hos-
Campbellite church, etc'
pi'al at Spokane.
Seal Estate Agciicy.
McCoy on the second Sunday.
WISEMAN’S
HARDWARE STORE j *
M IL L S T R E E T , D A LL A S .
Best heatTng Jfid cöok ölö-
ves in the market Tools of
all kinds. Paints, oils, etc.
Tinware: A. L Fraser, one
of the best tinners in Oregon,
will meet your wants for any
thing in that line.
Eastman
Kodaks
Cameras.
Photo Suppliee
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PFENNIG’S JEWELRY STORE
Next door to 1*. 0., Dallas.
Watch and
clock repairing
always carefully and
strictly attended to.
Rickreall
Store...
A choice lot of general
merchandise suited to
the country around. Ma
ny articles will be sold
at or below cost to close
them out. All standard
goods at lowest prices,
and for all kinds of farm
produce uv wm pay mo
highest market price.
PETER COOK.
FERRYS
SEEDS
FARMERS’
FEED SHED
SO UTH
OF
ACADEM Y
B L O C ".
DALLAS
Thousands o f garden-
«•depend on Ferry ’speeds
•very year and never suffer
disappointment. Cheap sutetl-
tut«, s bring loss, not paying crop*. .
1 It pays to pay a little more for \
F*RBT’8f‘ K M . Five cents per paper
everywhere, and alw ays worth It. i
Always the Best. 19008eed Annual frea.
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W. E. Shaw * Son
Proprietors.
•Stall room for double or
single teams. 10 cents,
Saddle horses, 5 cents.
Seperate neat and warm
waiting rooms for ladies
and gentlemen. Give us
a trial. Feed for sale.
Executor’s Notice.
* HEREBY O IY K I THAT I. W. A
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Brown, h i.e been «pr-'-r tr-l
ot tlie
—it; nml
tmtAOli-nt of A.I.m
Brown. 1r. ro.
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nmiwrii.tr p.jn>«nt torn, uiri »11 Ih .-r h ,.ln * t h i n
resin«- It— w n r nil; p rm n t them. d ot. nt Mlmti
cirri to nir M m
h.onr nrnr E .ito llty , orreon,
-itfiln A \ month» from the d»te a» thi. notion.
W . A. BROWN, E i o
IHtrri M BMinn. J m tirrt 1» , ISOn.
Townnmri A Hnr*,. »ttornm , for rntmte.