THE POLK COUNTY ITEMIZER Women as Well as Men
DA.'..LAS, FRIDAY, FEB. 23, 1900.
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Kvitm F riday M ousing Ar 7:30.
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W A S H ,
II1 IT O H A N D
m O r K lK T o a .
SU BSCRIIM 'ION R A T E S :
|1 .10 .................................. Per y. »r
| 75 ......................... Per six moiiDi*
4 0 ...................... Per t.'iree months
Ailvsrtisin)' n»(**s rustle known on
implication. Cor.'erpondencw issolicit-
•» I.
Pine Jo). Printing done at reasonable
•trices.
T h e demoeratio, populist and silver
republicans, * f Onuglna cnuuty, toe to
bold county conventions in Koseburg
April 10th and combine their forces in
the selection of a ticket for the June
election. W hile all of them do not
see exactly alike they are all equally
op|K>eod to the republican adminis
tration.
ExcHANnrs fp in
nil ;a r 's
of rlie
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.
Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dis
courages and lessens ambition; beauty, vigor
and cheerfulness soon
disappear when the kid
neys are out of order
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
that it Is not uncommon
/ for a child to be born
¡lb' afflicted with weak ktd-
neys. If the child urln-
_____ ates too often. If the
urine scalds the flesh or If. when the child
reaches an age when it should be able to
control the passage. It Is yet afflicted with
bed-wetting, depend upon it. the cause of
the difficulty Is kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treatment of
these important organs. This unpleasant
trouble Is due to a diseased condition of the
kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as
most people suppose.
Women as well as men are made mis
erable with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need ihe same great remedy.
The mild and the Immediate effect of
Swamp-Root Is soon realized. It Is sold
by drugg! 1st«, In fifty-
cent and
sizes. You may have a
sample bottle by mail
free, a,so pamphlet tell- Homs of swiubp - rooc
Ing all about It. Including many of the
thousands of testimonial letters received
from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer
& Co.. Binghamton, N. Y., be sure and
mention this paper.
stale ii.dicsle an improved tone in
real estate. N o v pco pie from tbe east
are acattcred everywhere bunting for
boincs and investments. Polk county
T he state dairymens association
met in Albany, tbe attendance being
quite lar^e. Much enthusiasm was
is second to none of them in merit
and ought to draw a good per rent of exhibited and there were many evi
dences of that industry coining to the
tbe increase in population.
front. Projects are on foot to estab
T he prospects for An early passage lish creameries in different parts of
•f lb.. Nicaraugua caiia I bill were nev tbe valley.
er before so bright, it seeming that a
TE ACH E R S' M EETINC .
large majority of congress favor tbe
bill now before that body. As soon
A meeting of tbe Polk county
as it is fully decided thst said canal is Teachers’ association will be held at
Monmouth on Saturday, March 3,1900,
to bo promptly constructed every in beginning at 10:30. All teachers, and
terest in the nation will feel its good otliers interested in education, are in
effects, tbe Pacific coast coming in for vited to attend. The program is as
follows;
a large share of them.1
Collection and Arrangement of da
terials for Supplementary Work— Miss
T he Boers and British are still vig I .on tt i Smith.
Method uf Teaching History— W ill
orously plugging away at ouch other
in South Afiica, tbe latter seeming to iam Parker.
Details of School Management— II
get the best of it within tbe last week. B. Buckham.
But they now have no thought of over
Primary
Reading— Robert
C
coining tbe enemy in a short time, it French.
Written Examinations, Their Use
being recognizod t mt it will require a and Abuse— Institute.
l>>ug and tierce atruggle to accomplish
King Hibbard, a noted Marion
their aim. However, tbe English gov
county pioneer, died in Salem Tues
ernmont is not disbearted and does
day
not dream of giving up the fight or
Tbe gavernmeut lias paid $7,500 for
failing to conquer tbs enemy.
a parcel nf land just east uf the court
bouse in Salem, upon which to erect
N e a r ly all of Oregon's soldier boys a government building.
who were killed in Ihe Pbillippines
Borrowing from building and loan
b u o been returned.
Wherever re ass iciations seems a nice thing, tail
q u e s te d t b e
r e m a in s a re
retoroe.1
to
parents or friends and all tbe otlieis
io re get having done so.
New people from the east are daily
coming to nettle in this and adjoining
counties. There ¡ h ample room for
haps 500 bodies of deati soldiers from them and for thousands more.
all p arts of tbe union are now on tbe
W o have for sale report cards, which
ocean enroutu from Manila to Ban are being used in many schools
Francisco, where they will be buried throughout the county. Any teacher
in tbe governieut reservation unless can use them to good advantage.
will be buired in a special plot at
Riverside cemetery in Portland.
Per
specially claimed by relatives.
T he Klondike mining excitement
This county has had sixteen sher
iff«, twelve of whom ar® living, ten in
the county, B. F. Nichols at Prino-
ville and YV. 8. Gilliam at YValla Walla.
is almut over and now the great rush
The Dallas mail closes every night
is to Cape Nome. Thousands of men at 8 o’clock. The mail that comes on
are now fixing to leave Dawson for the evening train is at once dfoiribut
that eoast region and n number of ed, so that those having boxes can get
it, hut the general delivery is closet)
large buildings are to be torn down
before that time.
ami transferred by water. In Oregon
Marion county poplists had a warm
Bunrpter now looms up nliove all o ili
meeting at Salem recently. The rad
er mining camps, and a multitude are ical and conservative elements could
rushing thcro wild with excitement. no more mix than oil and water.
A few of them will come out abca.1, They are a few weeks hence to have
another trial at unity.
but tbe great majority as usual, will
Quite a number about Dallas ara
come away worse o ff than when tlisy
beginning to make various improve
went.
ments around their homes. Slmbbory
and flowers will abound, fences ami
T he republican state convention sidewalks will he repaired and not a
will be held in Portland early in April, little pain'ing will be done.
Gen Grant has 95 gnats that are as
date not yet fixed. Ill this congress
smart as their master. By blowing
ional district Mr. Tongue will by no
bis hoin an\ where in their hearing-
means have a walkover for tbe desired they at once come tt* him for some,
nominstioii. Other aspirants are U. thing to eat. Anybody can gain tbe
good will of a goat by treating it kind-
C. Brownell, of Oregon City, Claud
iy-
Ualcli, of Salem, If. H. Hewitt, of A l
8inee the first of January nearly 40
bum', J. D. Daly, of Corvallis, A. C
car loads of hops, averaging 85 bales
Wovaleock, of Eugene, It. Q. Smith, of tr> the car have been shipped from
Orants Pass, and E. V. Carter, of Ash Portland to eastern brewers, most of
land, Each lias more than a local thi* sales having been made through
the agency of the hop growers asao
folT'iwing, and It Is nut improbable
i elation.
that some nf llieni will combine to u v
Some nine years ago when Corvallis
pyrome tbe advantages jais eased by was suffering from a temporary boom
lli^lliresent incumbent.
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"
Hit the Nail
On the Head. ”
a street car line was built from the
center of town to the two depots
ft
proved anything but a paying invest-
men*, but has dragged out a decaying
existence until now. The iron has
been sold to a Hood River saw mill
company.
OCR STAFF OF RUSTLERS
the Methodist church in Sh ridan.
There has been about forty -oilier-
■ion«.
at
W H A T THEY HAVE TO S A Y ABOUT
THE DOINCS IN THE COUNTY.
An U n . q u . l - r d an d C o m p l e t e Re
• u m e nf W r i t You r S fio n d a are
and Have Boon Lately Doing.
Joe Bowie,’ h»x bauglit an incubat-
r.
baby h u
There Is eseiy food
reason why
S t Jacobs Oil
C ALVARY.
Charley Holman's
quite lick.
Oscar Blair lias been e -ifg rd to
teseli the spring term of s'honl ut
Harmony, and Mrs. M illa rd has had
to rerign her position ow.ng to ill
health.
FALLS CITY.
fthoald cure
Isiwest temperature ink ivnter was
on the 15th, 22 dcgices.
RHEUMATISM
Bridgeport church is holding pro
truded meetings conducted by ltev. i
Cluy Phelps.
been
George Reiif it getting Ilia hop yaid
work well nuiler way.
Mr. Simon contemplates building a
Fine residence this spring.
Henry Cookie and family will move !
to tbe pottery (arm near Barker thi*
week.
n e u r a l g ia
LUMBAGO
One pur-
Jam
SURELY AND PROMPTLY
Itev. iScVicker preached his fare
well sermon to a large audience last
Sunday.
Any one having rye reed for sale
would do well to advertise it ill tbe
I temize !*.
Ttie delegates to the county grange
from Highland are l*. K Alexander, hall Saturday night.
E. Davidson and D. A. Hodge.
A IR L Ifl.
T ils infant chile rv i C. and N or»
E. Evans is moving the old rail
Mrs. Ta-ter has returned to Corval-
Wilcox died Saturday.
fence along tbe coiin'y road, prepar
lia.
ing to clear Die fenee row and build a
Henry Black and wife, of Dallas,
Rev. Pogue has been bidding reli
new fence in tbe spring.
are visiting relatives heie.
gious services here this week.
Dtvid Bowman list returned home
LUCKIAMUT E.
Rev. Hedgepeth will jiroach at this
nccanpani:d by his brother Rodney.
place on the first and third 'Utidays.
Archie Tetherow lias gone to south
Fcrest Craven has concluded not to
ern Oregon.
Clyde W illiams was down from the
run ihu Clantield hop yard and Geo.
agricultural college for a few days last
A party was given at the home cf Clark lias rented it.
G. G. Hewitts last week.
week.
Ou- Sunday school is rapidly gain
John Calmer and wife were visiting ing, die at'endanee is much larger
J. J. Murphy was in these pa ts last
in Marion county last week.
than firmcrly, and much interest is week buying all kinds of meat for the
Portland markets.
R e v McVicker preached h ii farwell nunifisted.
sermon nt Calvary Sunday and lrft
Monday for Nebraska.,
Miss Torhet who has been visiting
her lisler, Mrs. Harry Clodfelter, has
returned to her heme in Albany.
St
Co-, D a lla s .
great Variety oi County and City Property for Sals or Exoiiangp.
Loans Made and Insurance Written.
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Here are some of our offerings:
largely attended. Elina W illiams cur
rit-d off the ladies priZe, consisting of
a beautiful musical album. Oca W il-
s m received second prize, a nice pair
of slip|>ers. Pearl Ruse won the first
gi tilleman’s prize, which was a nice
pair of shims. He represegted a ne
gro and filled his p arjto perfection.
There ivero several other prizes given,
tiut we did not learn who got them.
MONMOUTH.
Miss W h ite is still very ill.
Mrs. J. A. Kramer is dangerously
ill with paralysis.
Mrs. Eva Newton, of Spokane, is
visiting her parents, J. S. Buchanan
Mr. Younger is at Los Angeles, Cal.
and wife, at this place.
ami his health i< better.
BUTLER.
J. 8. Pettyjohn bas been sick.
SILVER
LACED
W Y A N D O TTES^
Best all Purpose Fowl.
Mv birds are bred for K(!G
productions as well as prize
winners. A few cockerels
left at $1.50 up; pullets #1 25
up; eggs $2 a setting.
D. O. Woodworth, Albany.
Notice.
CATARRH
WILSON'S r
! CELERY
FARMERS’
FEED SHED
D AN D ELIO N
Eastman
Kodaks
Cameras
Doctors Failed.
Photo Suppliee
PFENNIG’S JEWELRY STORE
rid of rat«. J. C. White liorrowrd a i
trap af Ze.l Koaemlorf and by u«ing
cheese ac a bait caught twenty-four
rats at throe settings. He then went
to A1 Gisaim m and bought a trap.
Borrowed traps are death oil rat«.
A convention of county granges
will meet at Independence at 1 o'clock i
March 7lli to elect delegates to the j
stale grange which will assemble at I
Independence M iy 22rd. Each atlh-1
ordinate grang« is entitled to three!
ileletates to the state convention J j
C. W hite of this place is state deputy
for Polk county.
August, 1893, I was
W ili am M . Toner, her husband, D illa L.
G rubbs and Lours H. G rubbs, her husband,
Alice M . Pomeroy and Orange S. Pomerov,
her husband, Grant W a llin g and Nellie W a l
ling, his wife, Jennie L . Glandon, E. C. Keyt
and J. N . Skaife are defendants, directings
•ale of the real property sought to be parti
tioned in said suit and hereinafter described,
and appointing me referee to sell the sdme on
the terms hereafter set forth, and report such
sale, and to carry out the object of such dc*
cree according to law, I will, on
A t
b y neuralgia and nerv
ous prostration.
For Mx
months I w as confined to m y
room and m o s t'll the tim e to
m y bed. Fine doctors were
consult: 1 w ithout results. D r.
Miles* N ervin e and N e rv e and
L iver P ill; cured me.
Today
I am w ell and strong.
ta c k e d
k.y, W. M. SarfT, Union City. In*.
™
DR. M ILE S 9
Restorative
N e rv in e
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N
8. A Ball will scon go to Sumpter.
Georg* Gates and fam-ly will toon
leave for U anad«.
There was a dance at Woodman
2 B
E FOR
c i
Many a farmer will low bis sum-
merfallow with rspe a* sum mar pas
ture for hi* sheep. Beside« furnish
ing so much stock feed it will be
much lietler for the ground than to
leave it bare.
Sh eriffs Sale.
W e d n e sd a y , t h * 7 th d a y of M a r c h ,
We advertised a found purse con
CREENWOOD .
taining som e money. Pearl Me Bee
K. D. Oshiirn is sick.
saw the notice, came, described the
property and was glad to pay the ad
Stormy wrath« r retards farming.
vertising fee of 10 cents. Through our
is sold bv all druggists on guarantee,
1. A. Allen was in Salem Saturday.
new-to day column many lost or found
first bottle b e a e a u oe money back.
tilings get back to the owners. And
Book on heart and nerves sent tree.
Fred Baker was visiiiing in Salem
th.we who wish to buy or sell any last week.
l>r. M il«« Maeical Cw n pan y, Elkhart,
thing find it profitable to advertise
Frank Rid, r it recovering from a
under that heading.
siege of measles.
Wm Kverman was hung At Dallas
SALEM ¡FENCE W O R K S
E. M. By« ra Ita* rclurncvl from
in June, 1852, f..r killing C. C. Hook
er and Adam Wimple was hanged Douglas c< nuty.
lu*re that fall for killing his wife. In
'i \
School commem-ed at Oak Point on
1800 one Moss was execu ed for mur- Die I2tli i f February, with Miss Dick
Final Settlem ent.
net in* (horge Harper. In the sum
insou as teacher.
mer of 1888 Wm. La»dreth butchered
o t i d in iik k k r y o iy b n t m a t t o r r * .
It is reporteil that Lem. Martin is
hi- siepdangh'er and put to death in
«lei-ng ue<l hat filed hi« final irvenM w rxwu
F e n c i n g f o r & pnrponen nt Low-
|s*r of th«* U»t \till mih I t«*nt ttiifnt of Oeorg« Thar», front of the jail.
Recently on a scaf inventing a flying niacltiae. For jair-
AL T F H n o R L E Y .
dm **a»«*d, unit Mnitdat, Mtrti Mh. 1M0 «1 10
• st price«*.
WA
••'flock, a. m . of said day, at the count* court tiling, fold just w o t of th** jail \\\ G. Magers ticitlars enquire oi John Yo.mg.
¡a M*'« rtml, Sal
of Polk county, Orwon. ha» heat* five. I t,v lion. W. breathed Ins last for a crime fresh in j
Is. Welt«, Judge of the county court for *«id oim tv.
RALLSTO N.
Ihe minds of * vervUalv.
as the time ami pbw*«« for the hearing of the »tin
IT O n iA .
II» K*1
He* TM
Yw HI*
Win M
Uwtn
W|?X üm (M
£ o llin j
Nasal
I f you -have eruptions, pains in the
or k-dneys. stomach trouble and
feelings o f -weariness, " Hit the nail on
the head.”
Hood's Sarsaparilla is the
hammer to oar. It nvitt purify your blood.
The masses praise it for doing this and
making Ihe nohole body healthy.
Boar« th»
L.
Kov. Esson his gone to Marion
P, G Bush, an eld resident, living a
G. T. Porter had a horse die last
few miles west nf here, died on Fehru county to hold a revival meeting.
week.
TS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PERSONS CLAIM-
arv 1511 i and was buried in the Mont
X ing any interent or right in and to the wheat
Mr. Murphy, tbe Portland stock
Miss Alice Smith is home on a visit. stored
in cither of the warehouses lately operated
Ella Pettyjohn has returned from ¡joinery cemetery. He Was about 67
buyer, was through this vicinity last Sbendai.
She has been teaching in Lane county. by T. J. Black, deceased, to-wit: The warehouse
years old.
known as the T. J. Black warehouse at Halaey, Ore
week buying most anything the farm
A. L. Chute has ref anted fiom gon, the warehouse known an the Cumining’« ware
ers bad to sell.
Auguit Auer has been visiting at
house on the Willamette river wo t of Haisey, ami
The Cape Nome hay» Have ordered
Sumpter where he went to get work. the warehouse at Derry, Ordkon,to present their
Salmon River.
their camping outfit from Portland,
claims to me at Hoorn 4o2, Chamber of Commerce,
Mart Hertford,Che« Morrison. Frank
Mrs. Harford, president of W . C. T. I'ortlaml. Oregon, duly verified, on or before the 1st
A surprise party was given at Lee ami as soon as they arrive will pitch
I.iiidemsn and George Girard jr. are
of March, 1000.
their tents ill the streets of this burg U . of Oregon, lectured here Tuesday day Dated
at Portland, Oregon, January 19, 1900.
making prepartions to leave for Cape Rowells Friday night.
A. WHEELER, Receiver.
and begin to rough it preparatory to i iglit.
Nome ill May.
Will,am Shepherd left here for Eu the trip to the mines.
A.
F.
Campbell
will
fill
the
pulpit
reka, IVash., last Monday.
There was a suiprise party at H. 8
The mask skate ami dance which of the Christian church during the
M i* Alta Shortridge, of Dulpli, has was had at Dtis place was not very absence of the pastor.
Clodfelters in liuiioi of Miss Torhet, of
WISEMAN’S
Albany.
Those present were H. 8. been visiting her cousin, Rita Rowell.
HARDWARE
STORED
Jas.
Scrafford
has
rented
XIr.
R
i
Clodfelter and wife. S. B. Tetherow
A surprise was given J. B. Trull-
der’s hop yard below Independence,
and wife, O. G. Hewitt sml wife, W.
M IL L STREET, DALLAS.
and moved his family there.
If. Harman and wife. Miss Torhet, inger Monday night. Quite a crowd
Best heating and cook sto
Ethel Brown, Mary and Hose Clod was prosent.
Sol. Stump and Mr. Hodman, the
felter, Messrs Clare Marks, EJ. I.efluy,
warehouse man, will start for Cape ves in the market. Tools of
L. Sliortiidgc, of Dolplr, passed here
and W ill Thomason.
Nome next Monday. They will go by all kinds. Paints, oils, etc.
enroute for heme with a load of goods
In all its stages there
land f.om western Alaska, a distance
Monday evening.
should be cleauiiuess.
P IO N E E R.
of 1000 miles.
Tinware: A. L. Fraser, one
John Auer has been iu Sheridan Ely’ s Cream Balm
Rev. C. G. Har.non will soon hold a for a week watching the hop market, cleanses, soothe^ and heals
F ALLS C IT Y JUSTICE JURORS.
of
the best tinners in Oregon,
the diseased membrane.
series of meetings here.
and is reported has «old his crop.
will meet your wants for any
It cures catarrh and drives
Tlios Hollowell.
M G Flynn,
away a cold iu the head
Mr. Sherman is staying at the Bird
Mathias Glaze,
C E Lcet,
thing in that line.
quickly.
house while cutting cord wood.
H A R M O N Y AN D M I L L CREEK.
J R Moyer,
C rea m B a lm is riaccil Into the nostrils, Spreads Ed White,
Frank Butler,
over
Mrs. I,. B. Martin and daughter
M isa Atico Payne lins been sick.
__ the membrane and is absorbed. Ee.iefisim - Sam Ewing,
XftuJr-
•s*~ «.j
- s t o i n i J o lly , o f « H I f r a i n e , is v e ry
evens,
Geo Gardner,
M ilt Thompson is constructing a sick.
gists or by mail; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail.
Warren
Wright,
Robert
Ford,
E LY BROTHERS, 5G Warren Street, New York
large lien house to r Mrs. Ida Wood
Jonathan Courier,
Andy Parrish,
Harmony school will begin the first
ward.
H Harrington,
L Barnhart,
Monday it: March.
B. F. Owen and son, Vessie, have
I M Simp«nM,
Wm Ellis,
School began at Mill Creek with a
been here visiting Mrs Fannie Hai-
Clay McTimmends , Frank McMnrphy,
large attendance snd Mrs. Marinan
rington.
B F Smith,
I ra Mehrlin,
as teacher.
Isaac Yocum,
Elia« Roliertaon,
Several friends met recently to cel
«Jas Burns,
Chester Morriaon.
Rev M cElroy preached two even
ebrate the 72 birthday of Grand) a
Chenier Gardner, M orrii Hughes,
SO UTH
ings at the lower Mill Creek school-
Williams.
Will give strength to the nerves and re
Gao Seifarth,
David Lowis,
OF
store the liver and kidneys to a healthy
house also at Buell’s chapel.
condition, give tone to the stomach mid
ACADEM Y
Plato Me Fee ha* received a barrel
Doug Gilliam,
Fred Raymond,
bowels, and promote a good appitita
Meetings every night this wrtk,
b lo c :
of salmon from his brother, Lanada,
Frank Shute,
W in M Alderman,
healthy digestion; will relieve constipa
DALL AS
tion, purify the hluod and make a heal
and lunger if interest demands it, at
of Nolialem.
Jas Lee,
John E Beexly,
thy body with a clear skin. That tired
Harmony church by Rev. Blair and W. E. Shaw & Son
Geo Mo Bee,
Millard F Green,
feeling will leuve you and sleep will he
Charlie McCracken has bean bach wife.
restful. At Wilson’s drug store, Dallas.
Geo Hale,
Doe Mil)«*rf
Proprietors.
ing ill Ihe old Scars houso while split
John
Staat.4,
Frank
llubbaid,
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The
meetings
are
still
in
progress
ting ruils and pickets.
Warren Frink,
Harry Star,
Chas Frink,
M L Tompaon.
Mrs. Dora Stinit-George died in
Stall room for double or
J S t u a r t M o n t g o m e r y , J P.
PoiDand on February 7-.h and Mrs.
single teams, 10 cents,
Stinit may not live long.
D ALLAS JUS TICE JUR OR S.
Saddle horses, ô cents.
John
Robbins and liia hounds
J J Wiliams,
Samuel Good,
Seperate neat and warm Geo. Muscutt,
caught a largo wild cat the other day
C T, Hubbard,
Doit hail been feasting on the chick
waiting rooms for ladies Warren Dunn,
Jas. Campbell,
ens of Win. Eoff.
A. Shultz,
and gentlemen, trive us Chas. Boyle
John Olin,
Milo Woods,
a trial. Feed for sale.
OAK CROVE.
Glen Grant,
W m . Kersey,
Geo Whitehorn, Thnmas Guy,
Rev. Sweeney will preach here the !
E. C. Kirkpatrick, Murimi 8yroii,
first Sunday in March.
R eferee's Sale of R eal Property. John
— AT—
Frank Morrison,
Ellis,
Farmer* plowing whenever there is
Jon. Black,
Isaac Hughes,
a letup in Die weather.
N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N T H A T J. D. Smith,
Frank Rowell,
by virtue of » commiiwion duly issued out of
F. M. Collins,
Jas. Wilson,
the circuit court of the state of Oregon for
Onr ncliool i* well attended and d o
L. E. Crossman,
the ¿minty of Folk, and to me directed on the Jas. Howe,
ing g.HsI work. Eighth grade examin- I
Next door to 1*. O., Dallas.
Ross Ellis,
15th day of January, 1!)00, upon a decree and 1. I). Daniel,
ationa this week.
order dul}’ rendered apd entered of record I>y Sam’l Ray,
J. F. Gro-.es,
Watch and
said court on thefithoay of January, 1900, in
Cal. HeaiMi-y,
The family of W. W. Fawk have re
J. W . Caldwell,
a
certain
suit
therein
pending,
clock repairing
H. G Campbell,
turned from Salem where the children
wherein
Am y
M.
Uitnble
ami W m , Grant,
were attending school.
S. 8. («imhle are plaintiffs, an.i Olive Morris, E. Ondwcll,
W . P. Miller,
always carefully and
Stella Johnson and W alter Johnson, her hus Harry Butz,
C. Hubbard,
T h i» item is for the benefit of the
strictly attended to.
band, A n n a K. Frakes, Jesse R W alling and
Cora W alling, his wife, Florence Toner and Jas. Elliott.
ilian who wants to know how to get!
head
All perwm* interest«**! in «ni.l matter are here»** no
lifted to «iifiear at aaM time and «bow cause, if any
there l*e, urh} mid account »hould nut lie approved
ami the account mttled and t-lotted.
DalU*. Oregon, Aug., 10. 38M.
JOdRPH TIIARP. It x ecu tor
Iktly k tlayter attorney« for ret*tr
Edg& r
Fred Holman has constructed a
' telephone from Die tfrug store to his
100 acres 1.J miles from railroad;-
02 acres one mile from Smitliticld
home, a distance of 100 yards.
100 acies under plow, balance pasture. | with dwelling, barn, fruit, etc., all for
All new fence, large barn, good house. $1,850, or would exchange for Dallas
Still nmre work has been done on
Price $25 an acre.
or Salem property.
: the Christian cl-arch which will lie
Fine residence iu Lafayette with
60 seres two miles from D illa. ; all
ready for dedication in the spring.
modern improvements. House cost fenced and duder cultivation : $900.
The ladies of die M E. church will $1,800. W e will sell for $800.
Large farms in different parts of the
¡give a musical an»l rhetorical soiree
Good house and two acres of land county fur sale and two in eastern Or
with pie iV'Xi Saturday evening, to in suburbs of Dallas for $100. Plenty
egon to exchange (or valley properly.
| provide funds for Die Sunday school of fruit, good drainage, etc.
Improved pro|>erty and vacant lota
A party of lifly-lwo surprised Mrs.
Nice cottage with basement in con in all parts uf Dallas at low figures.
Flynn last week and spent a very ter of town for $525.
Small suburban tracts where deli, lit-
pleasant evening. These gatherings j
Residence properly of all descrip fui homes Could lie made.
have an old time flavor which is very tions in Dallas, Monmouth, Falls City
Two prune orchards near Dallas.
pleasant, also the cake and pies.
and other towns.
SCIATICA
for the rest
real o f the Den
amount reaaoo
fc d
Seal Estate Agei?ey.
1900, at the hour of 11 o’clock in the forenoon,
at the court house door i*i Dallas, Polk coun
ty, Oregon, sell at public auction to the high
est bidder all the right, title, interest ami es
tate of the plaintiff * and defendants in and to
the following described premise», situated in
the county of Polk and state of O n g rn , to-
witr The east one-half (A) of the donation
land claim of «Jesse D. W a llin g and Eliza Ann
W alling, his wife, l»eing notification N’o. 247,
claim No. 52, in section 31, township 6 south,
range 3 west of Willam ette meridian; claim
No. 48 in sections 3t> and 38, township 6 smith
range 4 west of the W illam ette m erm an, and
claim No. 58 in section* 1 ami 2, township 7
south, range 4 west of the Willamette merid
ian, and containing 322 71 acres. Also a part
of said donation land claim of Jesse D. W a l
ling and wife, aforesaid, descril>ed as follows,
to-wit: Peginning at a point on the north
line of said ih»nation laud claim 78.17 chains
west from the northeast comer of said claim;
thence south 74A degrees west, 38.87 chains
along the north" line of said claim: thence
south, 15 degrees east, 22.f*4 chains; thence
north, 74-i degrees east, 17 chains; thence
north, 15 degrees west, 7 chains; thence north,
74 1-2 degrees east, 21.lit» chains; an I thence
n >rth, 15 degrees west. 15.25 chain* to the
place of leginntaf, containing 71.51 acres,
mors or less.
The said sale will l»e made subject to the
approval and confirmation of «aid conrt MpOII
the following tern»», to-wit: Ten per cent «*f
the purchase price t » be paid by the purchas
er to the undersigned referee at the time of
sale, ami tbe tt*lance thereof to be |»W
u p * « the confirmation of such sale by the
conrt ami delivery *.f the referee * deed.
Dated this 29th da r *>f January. A. D.,
1900
JA A R. S H K P A b ’ t),
i.v l ree.
N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N T H A T
by virtue of an execution and order of sale
duly imued out of and under the hand and
•enl o f the clerk of the circuit conrt of the
state of Oregon for the county of Polk, bear
ing date the 13th day of February, A . D.,
1900, and to me directed, in the certain suit
pending in said court, wherein the Fidelity
Saving* company, a corporation, in plaintiff,
and Ernest E . Krengel, Carrie Krengel and
Joseph M iller are defendants, I will on
S a t u r d a y , th e 2 4 th d a y of M a r c h ,
1900, at the hour of l o'clock, p. m., of said
day, »ell at the front door of the county cotirt
house in the city o f Dallas, in said county
and state for V . 8. gold coin, caah in hand on
day of sale, iu the manner provided by law,
all the right, title and interest which the
».aid deft ndants, or either of them, had on
the 31st day of July, 18iK, the date of the
mortgage foreclosed in said auit, or have sub
sequently acquired, or now have, in and to
the saitl mortgaged premines described as fol
lows, to-wit: Isit No. 4, in block N o . 17 in
Hill's town of Independence, Polk county.
(>m *«n, together with the tenement», heredit
aments and appurtenances thereunto belong
ing or in anywise appertaining; also twelve
share* of capitil stock of said plaintiff corpor
ation. Maid su e >e made to satisfy the
amount* si*eeified in said execution and de
cree a* follows, to-wit: The so in of #47.3.30
with interest there*>n at the rate <»f 10 |>er cent
per annum from the 30th-’ay of October, 1.899,
until paid, together with #4'» attorney* fees
and #23 •Ocoiata and disbursements taxed and
allowed and accruing costs.
Dated at Dallas, Polk county, Oregon, thi*
23rd day of February, 1900
J G. VAN ORSDKL»
Sheriff of p«4k county, Oregon.
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 lowes'. prices,
and for all kinds of farm
produce we will pay the
highest market price.
P E T E R COOK.
j e
r t y
s
grow paying crop* becans* they’r»
fresh and a lw a y s t h « tw*t. For I
! sale everywhere. Refuse *ub*titntc*. |
| 8 tic It to F e rry *« Seed* and prosper
100 Heed A n n ual free. W rite for It. |
D. U. FERRY A CO.. Detroit. Ok