D A L L A S , O R E G O N , F R ID A Y , M CH .
V O L . X X V I.
A S S E S S M E N T ROLL
I
L. N. WOODS, M. D.
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A,
1Ö00.
»R E S T
H o w to P r e t e r v e t h e T e e t h .
N J . 12.
is Kept at tne pens, an« not a gvttia ui
corn more than tbe determined weight
is given.
Tho accompanying diagram shows a
little more than u quarter section of
the whole arrangement.
Inches a Rural New Yorker writer m.-
omulends to feed from a portion of the
silo each day, instead of attempting to
feed from the entire surface, especially
I d sumitier. During the winter It Is
probable that one would be able to
A B EE TALK.
feed from the entire surface without
dnnger of having any of tbe ensilage
U p to D n te H o u s e s a n d H i r e s T h a t
spoiled.
A r e E v e r y M a n ’s P r i v i l e g e .
A practicable way, lie says, to secure
There are many advantages In keep
ing bees In a house. While there are a smaller surface from which to feed
many apiarists who use beehouses ex Is to cut down a portion of the ensilage
clusively, the majority do not. There with a hay knife. Just as one would
are also many different kinds and va cut down a portion of the haymow.
rieties of bouses used. A beehouse The knife used for this purpose should
need not be an expensive one, and al be one with a serrated edge, and care
most any kind of house will answer should be taken that the knife Is well
the purpose. None Is better than an sharpened. I f the ensilage Is cut down
old dwelling house, aud two or more so that a smooth edge Is left exposed.
rooms are the more convenient, provid It will be Impossible for tbe air to pene
ed they have an outside face of one trate to any considerable extent, and It
has been found In actual practice that
end or side, or both.
Perhaps a two room house wiili one there is no waste whatever.
partition is the best. Such a house
with two ordinary sized rooms, say 14
N itro g e n F o r G ra s «.
feet square, will give 112 feet of out
The Rhode Island experiment sta
side surface, but take off 12 feet for tion affirms that two points are well
doors, etc., and the 100 feet left will Illustrated by Its rectut experiments
accommodate 50 colonies ol* bees by as to the effect of nitrogen on grass
setting the hives two feet apart from and clover:
center to center, which will give ample
1. In order to secure large crops of
working room. The entrances are cut grass, considerable quantities of Im
through to the outside nnd made to cor- mediately assimilable nitrogen, prefer
rpsiiond to the entrance to the hives. ably iu the form of nitrate, must toe at
The hives may be set directly on the hand early In the season. The earll-
floor, but I would prefer them set on ness of the application Is no important
tbe usual bottom boards, uallcd to feature lu a dry season like Mmt dur
cleats at e<tt?li end, that would raise ing a part of May nnd June in the year
the hive some four Inches from the 18M).
2. Good crops of clover can be grown
floor, tills for tho purpose of chaff
packing In winter. Bees thus kept in upon limed land without nu artificial
a house are very easily prepared for supply of nitrogen. This was also dem
winter, and the extra protection thus onstrated here lu a former experiment.
afforded brings them through the win
ter lu prime order.
N e w s an d N o te*.
A very cheap beehouse and a very
At the recent meeting of the Ameri
convenient one that 1 have used and can I'omologlcnl society the committee
which I make exclusively for bees Is a on new native fruits reported os among
small house 10 feet long, 0 feet wide tbe most promising kinds: Apples, tbe
and 0 feet high. This building accom Cnnajoharie, Pride of the Hudson.
modates 11 colonies, and tbe expense Hoffman's June and the Pride of Ten
does not exceed $1 per colony. This nessee; peaches, the Worcester, Evans
Is no more than elm IT hives will cost aud Dewey; grapes. Brown's Seedling
for each colony outside. Floor space nnd the Charlton; strawberries, the
Gibson. Seaford anil Hall; the blackcap
raspberry, Evans.
Some of the authorities claim that
the tipple crop U about one-third of a
full crop.
Sulphur mixed with land plaster Is
advocated by the scientists for onion
stunt.
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I
Ml»nuuniA«m«Bt.
ilay, sell at public auction at the front door of sequently acquired, or now have, m
| that 'ik,Jk iuiuu.;,,. ^ 1u3dmipj.| ment
the county court house in the city of Dallas, the said mortgaged premises described as fob j
a m
V .:
'
•
iu said county, to the highest bidder for Lr. lows, to-wit: Lot No. 4, in block N o . 17 in
will "keep over." «cltson after senaiut.
2.0(A)
Elkins.
Margaret
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S. Gold coin, cash in hand on day of sale, in H ill’s town of Independence, Polk couuty,
a lot of worse titan useless fowls that
2 07*!
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It.
the manner provided Jiy law, all of ths right, Oregon, together with the tenements, heredit
for the hives to rest on only Is used, as are Inferior In every raapeet, fowls
interest, estate and title which the said de- aments and appurtenances thereunto belong-
4,72*1
Elliott. Jus
a ground floor In the center Is prefer- j that have outgrown all possible useful
fendants, or either of them, had on the 2 h t j ing or in anywise appertaining; also twelve
«,230
Ellis, H enry..................
red. The objection to n much longer ness. Tills practice may Itc considered,
day of January. 1893, the date of the mort- | shares of capital stock of said plaintiff corpor-
2.315
house on the same plan Is thnt It Is not on general principles, to exist common
Kill« Bios. . . .
gage foreclosed in said suit, or have »ulwe- j at ion. .Said sale is wade to satisfy the
1300
convenient to move, nnd also that bees ly "among the people.” It Is unfortu
F.llis, W m .................
quently acquired, or now have, in and to the amounts specified in said execution and de-
S H E E P PEN S.
said mortgaged premises, descrilted as follows, cree M follows, to-wit: The sum of £47.130
1 050
become more or less confused where nate, Inasmuch as It Is responsible for
Ellis, M l *
to-wit: Lots numbered three (3), four (4), five with interest thereon at the rate of 10 per cent
3.155
so many entrances are close together a great deal of the dissatisfaction
Ellis, .lull»
A C lr c n lltr C o r r a l W h ic h M ln lm l.c .
(5) and six (0) in block numbered two (2) in | , * r annum from the 30thdav of October, 1899,
1 750
nnd all have tbe same appearance. among beginners nnd those Inexperi
................
Whitem an’s addition to the town of Dallas, until paid, together with £45 attorneys fees Ellis, Sarah
T i m e n n d L n lio r In F r e d ln ic .
10 009
This has always been the objection to enced. It is more titan probable, too,
KBi« «t Gil* on .........
Polk county, Oregon, as shown by the record- *nd $23 GO costs and disbursements taxed and
Sheep men are divided somewhat lu
•id plat thereof, together with the tenements, I allowed and accruing
costs.
beehouses. but small buildings such us that n large sharef>f the chicks come
m g cost
11.525 1
fMitlirie, D M
opinion
as
to
the
best
manner
of
tinii-
hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto ¡
Dated at Dallas, Polk county, Oregon, tl is
these, located around at different front the eggs of these greatly Inferior
11 275
Ellis. M M ....................
belonging or in any wise appertaining.
23rd day of February, 1900.
dlinir
sheep
when
prepariuK
them
for
places, overcome this objection.
5 09 5
Emmons, J"H .............
Dated at Dallas, this ltitn day of February,
fowls, ns tlielr brooding tendencies are
J. G. VAN ORSDKL,
In addition to the foregoing para generally quite well developed. It is
J. G . V A N O R S D K L ,
1900.
1.150 morsel, come prefer. Bquare or od -
Sheriff of Polk county, Oregon.
Emmons, E G ..................
Sheriff of Polk county, Oregon.
3.315 I o u k pens, but a number of Colorado graphs by A. 11. Duff of Kansas, Tbe quite obvious, therefore, thnt the soon
Emmett h e i r s .............
2,945 ■ feeders build their pens on tho sen era I Farm, Field and Fireside Illustrates er this class of poultry Is obliterated
Emmett, J P ....................
Sheriff s Sale.
1.260 plan of a circular inclosure. Tbe Dally the latest style of hives, with the state from the face of the earth the better.
Evans. E v a n ......................
Sheriff s Sale.
ment that they are uo man’s private
.
2 ,2 00
Farley, W J ....................
Drovers' Telegram gives au aceount, property, but about every beekeeper’s There Is no better time to commence
. 2.156
Farlev h eirs.......................
N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N T H A T
which bears upen this point, of the furniture, used now almost exclusive cutting them out than right now. Ei
. . .. 2.1951
ther ent them yourself or send them
by virtue of an execution duly issued out of Faull, W m .................
o t ic e is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t b y v i r
_ ......
... is and under the seal «if the circuit court of the
. 7.115 farm and feeding pens of one of the ly by all specialists. No. 1 Is a hive to market. In this latter event It may
tue of mi execution and outer of __
sale
duly
F n w k . W W ......................
arranged for comb honey with two I he as well to fatten them n little If
sued ont of and under the hand and seul ,! «if
of the clerk | state of Oregon for the county of Polk, hear Fawk heirs.........................
9,110
•f tne circuit court of the state of Oregon for Polk ing date the 18th day of January. A. D .
supers, each containing 24 one pound j they are not already too fat. Shut
8,8.35
Fitwk, FI* n r v ....................
county, hearing date the 13th day of F ebrua li>00, upon a decree duly entered, enrolled
section boxes, thus saving a surplus them up In siflall coops and place In a
1.860
ry, 1900, and to me directed, in the certain and docketed in the office of the clerk of saiil
Fen ion, 11 I j .....................
capacity of 48 pounds. The brood dnrkened room. Feed them cornn.«tl,
suit pending in said court, wherein John R. court on the 4th Hay of January, A. I ) , 1900,
3 350
Fenton, F W ................
chamber contains eight of the stand mash nnd cooked kitchen sernps In the
Robbins is plaintiff and Alexander Mitchell in a certain suit therein pending wherein P
1,600
Fenton «fe T o n e r................
and Henry Hicks are defendants, I will on
B. McSwords is plaintiff and J. B. Leas in, F.
ard frames. Illve No. 2 Is simply two morning, all they will ent up clean, and
Saturday, the 17th day of M arc h. W . Leasia and Fred. Leasia are defendants, to
brood chambers, tbe upper set of corn, wheat or buckwheat nt noon nnd
me directe«!, ami commanding me to sell the
1900, at the hour of 1 o’clock, p. in., of said
Old papers for sale here in pucks-
frames used for extracting honey.
hereinafter
described
mortgaged
premises
to
night. Avoid giving them onions In any
day, sell at the front door of the county court
of 50 for 15 cents.
satisfy the amounts sjieeitie«! in said ex cu-
great quantity or anything of a sour or
house in the city of Dallas, in said county,
tion,
I
will
«in
for tJ. S. gold coin, cash in hand on day of
C w t t ln a D o w n F .n s lla a e In th e » U o .
stale nature, as It Is liable to taint the
sale, in the manner provided by law, all the
Saturday, M arc h 3, 1900,
Where a silo Is so large that In feed flesh. Keep their coops lit good sani
estate, right, title and interest which the said A t the hour of 2 o’cBick, p. m.. of said day at
ing ensilage a layer cannot he remov- tary condition, and In a very short
50 YEARS’
defendants, or either of them, had on the 20th the west door of the county court house in
* * r l . i ' 1 .
H .o .t e n t h n f s h o u t H ir e s
• EXPERIENCE
time they should lie In a good market
day of Octol»er, 1892. the date of the mort Dallas, in said county and stat >, sell a* pub
gage forclosed in said suit, or have subse lic auction to the highest bidder for cash in
able condition. I*ut them through this
quently acquired, or now have, in and to the hand >n day «if sale, all lhe ri .! t, title and in
process and then sell them for Just
sai<l mortgaged premises described as billows, terest of said defendants, or either «if them, of,
what they will bring. Endeavor to Im
to-wit: The southeast quarter (1-4) and the in and to the sai«i mort^ag«- I premises, de
prove your flock In every possible way.
eas1 half (1-2) of the northeast quarter (1-4) of scribed in sai«( execution as follows, to-wit:
section seventeen (17) in township nine (9) JsitslO sm l 11 of section 11: the northwest
Introduce new and better blood occa
south, range six (?J) west, «if the Willamette quarter of th** southwest qitroiei; and lots N«is
sionally. Make np a breeding pen from
) RADC MARIIS
meridian, in the county of Polk ami state of 1. 2 and 3 «if secti«>n 12, in township 9 south,
' the best birds nnd breed tlieBe exclu
Oc i an»
Oregon, and containing two hundred and f«ir- of range b west., of the Willam ette meridian,
That is about the mildest form of out- sively. To allow your flock In any way
C o p y r ig h t . A c .
ty (249) acres, together with the tenements,
in Polk county, Oregon, together with the
cry
a
man
111 .^ es when rheumatism sud
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n®
sen
d
in
g
a
sketch
and
description
m
»f
hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto tenements, hereditaments ami appurtenanc»*
q n l^ H r MfflTUrtn o n t opta ton free w h eth er an
denly tweaks him. In its worst forms to deteriorate Is to Invite Inevitable
belonging <»r in anywise appertaining.
Inrcr.t'OTi is p ro b a b ly
ten fable, f nniunion-
thereunto belonging, or in any wise apper
rheumatism is a living death. The vic loss anil failure.—Indiana Farmer.
tMMd'rictlytonadciiti . ICiuwltjook on Patent«
Dated at Dallas, Oregon, this liith day of taining.
sciiWr**«. oldest Afren tor acctiring patents.
tim, incapable of moving hand or foot,
February. 1900.
Dated at Dallas, Oregon, Feb. 2, 1900.
Pítente t’lken turón « Munn A «' >. recslv«
has no part in the great prooesrion of
O v e r fe d l l l r h i In a Had W a r .
ipt rlai « *Mer. without c tnro. In the
J. G. V A N O R SD K L,
qcAinKK KEcnox or c i r c u u i i i cornui.
J. G. V AN ORSDKL,
life, on which he
Sheriff of Polk county, Oregon.
A correspondent writes Farm Poul
Sheriff of Polk county, ()reg«in.
most suropsufol sheep men of the
g.txes with hope try: " I have looked over all my Farm
less eyes. A great Poultry», but hare fo n t» no disease
A handsomely Mrs: affd weekly, i -rarest d r Kocky I’ord region, who Imy» south
en lath ti < t anr s<’1«m.flc Journal Term«, $3 a western lauibs anrt prepare* them for
many sufferers
year: four month«, . Ú Bold by all nawtdM lw i.
market. It is statial that of the farm
from rheumatism, resembling the one which Itn* befallen
j
t a B ran
& ch C Office,
o . fit
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N
e
w
a
rk
who had given up my ducks. Being a beginner lu the
of 320 acres 250 are aeeded to alfalfa
Vf . W a s h m iró n , D . C.
hope, have been duck business. I will have to ask your
anil the reinalniler Is tisert for |>en«,
cured by the use of nil vice.
bums anil resilience. The manner In
"The ducks were about 3 months old
Dr. Pierce’s Gold
which the corrals anrt feert lots are nr-
— D EALER
IK —
en Medical Dis when three of litem came home nnd
rnngert Is an admirable one for caring
covery. A medi lay down on llieir stomachs and began
Thar own aaleetlon) to a»#rT auhaertber. Beautiful c o p
for sheep, anil It would lie u hard mat
cine which will lo quack as If In great agony. When
orad l!thogriipb«4l platea and illuatrationa. «<rtg1i>»l,
latest, art latto, eaqulait« and strictly up-to-date dealgna.
ter to devise a more practical arrange
cleanse the blood
from uric acid and I tried to drive them up. I found they
ment.
other poisons, will could not wall:, nnd In a few hours
BuggH-a, wagon?, binders, mower?, rake?, garden F‘"*
The corral Is circular In shape nnd
cure rheumatism. they began to gag. and a white flint
baa a smaller peu In the center. l!n-
cultivator?, disc and spring barrows.
(St
" Golden Medical formed In tlielr throats. The next
dlatlug from this center |>en to the out
D iscovery ” has morning they were dead nn.l another
side are fences, ns shown In tbe cut,
no eqtial in its one sick
I examined him ami found
which
divide
the
outer
portion
of
the
DiwMinaktng «cononil**, f«ney w ork , faovMbnid hint«,
jiower to cleanse Hint Ills whole liody was covered with
•bort »tort#*. ourrtoM VnH r *.
8*b»er|!»« V *«l*y.
corral
Into
12
different
pens.
These
the
blood
and
to
Orni/ Me. y «arty. L *d y
w aatad . S w U fo r tarma.
small maggot* and I Immediately kill
¡s e s ? :
H ii %Æ
octslilr p us are callisl hay pens, where
enrich it. ” Dis ed hint I found another one sick on
the sheep remain when not in tbe corn
covery ” contains
neither a l c o h o l the ground. Intt no maggot* on him. I
pens, two smaller pen. In the center.
Immediately gave him castor oil and
nor narcotics.
At the Immediate center of the corral
piqqter nnd lie is still alive nml seems
" I hn<t been trootv
l thè i-orn Irto or crlb. Water
Is lo
J#-d with rheumatism
to he recovering They have plenty of
Is fnrnlsbed Ity »tenue of n reservolr
fir
twelve fe a r».*
THUS ST OS BROS.. PROM T EHORS. OAl LAS, C RECON.
grit nnd are fed mostly on conked meats
write. Mr. R. J Me
mid pii»’*, whleh are eoimected wlth
Knight, o f
Cfulea,
aud corn meal aud have plenty of wa
— i ' E A l . K R S I X A M . K I X I > * OF—
eaeli p-•a. n.s-i Itnt'.Og II e use of si»
Wilnamsbur* County,
ter. They nle an unusual amount of
s C..
btalat tiiaes
hyilrants. mie f»r curii Iwo pena. The
I could not leave my
meat the dny before they took sick.
fe- d'.ltg |icti>- are conm eted wlth galee
.
----- bed.
I wa. badly
Tar \mA\m. inlaw»«, girt« ani tfttla tfclMrwi. That ear>
They ate very flit.“
Tried muiiv dottor. and two o f them
tain ITylita " X T * WT«* ent .O.laM bT theem nt ,n f
lo
lite
In.)
or
ottici
|s
its.
otb«r paUaran Bare ao
tor Mylgaad perfect g(.
Tone cfthrin fU ^
«Thereupon Hie editor remarks: "W e
K.cd le (riveli tir tic a dsy. sud It
«^ I
The p iin . in
Ji7 ^ " T il kiU
would rlilnk they would be fat. and
nettaliv inkcs lltris1 liottrs enclt li ne to g («n
d at tim#5 it. my
•'• wotjhi
was «fery h*d. Kvei
nothing lint fat. You are simply stuff
hatidle thè 12 |s*us. Tw o JH’tis (tre fed me My a ritte
who « v me ,u i I m u ri «lie I took fiv e U / .t.e a
ing them to death. Put one-half bran
edical rd jttrv.erysn d four w .w
a l lite «:■ te Unte, ime peli r. i cucii sldc
A BAZAR I
o f ‘ OoLleu
(shorts) In their ration anil a fourth
tc-dr.v mv health i. g‘^>d u, eT
of thè d.valli.J felice, tinta inlnhiil*lng o f * I•eilet«.* id
»uffertRfj t * re ferir* w iili rheumatiani.”
gris'U food. The maggots were prob
bolli laImr and timi* All 11»«* raro urmì
Dr. iherce'» M*ilic*l Adviicr, ir. p^pfir ably local to the one duck, and the too
is i*art*fulJ>’ welghotl t»a(*li t!ay hh It Is binding, free an receipt of i i one-cent
o s i» H « P »
feti TMa ls «
thnt n go<Kl many gumita to p»y I xp-nn of nt«ding only. concentrated ration mused the iroo-
Both rough and dre»ce<l material on hand and order» of t u i l r p . 1
or#»rlon\
A nm tr oP -------------
Add rca» Dr. R. V. fierce, Buffalo, N. Y. bls."
any size promptly filled.
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Following is a list of the t xpayers
Line a plate with ernst, cut the
To prevent the teeth from decaying
Physician and Surgeon,
nhdnly b rt: h well every morning, using peaches in halves, lay over bottom and of Folk county for ilie year 1899, who
a good tooth powder and having a little sweeten. Yolks of two eggs and white are assessed for $1,000 or moie, the
Dallas, Oregon.
carbonate aoda in the water. After each of one, a pinch of salt, ono tablespoon same to he continued from week to
You can cough
meal rinse tho month with tepid water sugar. Boat, add milk enough to fill week until finished :
i in which a little carbonate of soda is the plo and bake. Mako a frosting of i Cooper, K 1)
1 2,760
y o u r s e lf Into
T- V- B EMBRcE, M D
the
white
and
sugar
to
beat
stiff.
Brown
dissolved, ind before retiring at night
3. «65
j Cooper, 11 M
bronchitis,pneu
brash tho teeth again. I f strong medi kn the oven.
2.050
Cooper, .1 It
monia, and con
D A L L A S , - O R E G O N cines
hr. vo to be taken, have them mude |
1,600
H o n to M a k e O li v e S a u c e .
| Cooper. W 0
sumption.
up in tho torm cf pills if possible, us
2,280
Mix an ounce of Hour In four tea- Cottell, Luvii
Office over Wilson's «lrog “tore.
B an daging
| tinctures of iron, acids and so on have spoonfuls of olive oil, add three shal- i Coyle A H
1615
and bundling
s i f C s c . .. m the enamel c f tho i c ft* lots chop* km ! tine, half a lemon peel j Crnton J M
1,345
J li. Smi.KY,
H. C, K akih .
your throat
grated to powder, salt. pepper, a bay Craven, Anna .
1,400
w ill d o no
leaf,, two . tobiespoouful» of vinegar C r H v e u ,.U (J
1.670
S IB I/ K Y
h 'A K lN ,
and a cup o f soup stock. Cook 9 l min Craven, Píín»na . .
good.
1,000
Sheriffs SäTe"
utes. Strain and stir In the meat of Craven Bros
, V t l o r n e . y n i - s i t - 1 s t i \ v .
3 t','5
You must give
six olives cut small.
Mutton bash Craven, E J «fe C
1,0< HI
your throat and
«Vu have the only Hot of abstract book« in Folk
NOTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN TH AT should be made simply and dry and Craven J.
0,05.1
• •nitty. ReliableaiNflraolH furniHliod, and iiioiiuy t«» by virtue of nii execution duly isauetl out o r
lungs rest and
j.ii No commission charged ou Ioann. K ooiiih 'l an«I mi. 1er the weal of the ci cuit court of ih * the sauce poured around It or served ¡ Crawford Htiaan
1,076
ii<1 .1 Wilson's block. Dalian
allow the cough
apart.
**tate of Oregon for the comity of Polk, bear-
3,966
Crawford, W’ J
wounds to heal.
iiu date the 18th day • f •lauuary, A. I).,
2,960
Cresacy
heirs
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to
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k
e
E
k
k
h
n
n
d
K
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n
e
y
*
.
J . L. COLLINS,
1000. ujkiii a decree duly entered, enrolled
There is noth
7,666
Eggs baked with hain or kidney form Cri.-er, 11 L . . . .
an 1 docketed in the < ttice of the Haiti clerk of
6,230
Criilur, 1) C . . . .
ing
so bad for a
lini I court on the 4th day of January, A . D., an excellent luncheon di-h.
Hent
a
Utorney and Counselor at Law, 1300, in n certain suit therein pending wherein '
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cough as cough
V 7 » j • i i . r
i i, i • I baking
Da King dish
msn and
ana put in two tsblespoon-
tsniebpoon- Cri.h r, J W
M.ite
Land
Bf»rd
ih
plaintiff
und
J.
C.
«rink,
.
*
*
,
*
.
tyti
a
•
,
{
.
1,330
Sullcltor iu 4'l»nn«*«*ry.
3...L Frink, hi. wifs, .Mm Prell *nd Mimiis
butter. W h o m » w melted, break Ciit-ier, N
ing. Stop it by
1,575
lias b»«u in practice of Ills profession in this]>lac« " Pri-Il,
" “ his wife,
’* are defendants,
................ to me directed,
*•
into it several eggs, sprinkle with salt Croai. r, A .1 . . . .
using
ui about tliirty yearn, ami will attend to all uutiir.i-tw and ctunnianding me to well the hereinafter
7,075
Cruwl v, S K . .
and
pepper
and
a
few
bread
crumbs.
ntrustud to bid are. Ollice, corner Main and Court described mortgaged premises to satisfy the
2,080
place the dish in a hot oven for three Ciuw ley, S 11
tt* 'Lilia*. I o'k Co, Or
amount« specified in said execution, I will on
1.1*6 I
minutes, then pour over the eggs a cup Culler, G o
S a tu rda y, M a rc h 3, 1903,
J . 11. T o w n k k n d
J N. H aut
1.000 [
ful of rich brown sauce and one-half Dallas lei oil Co . .
A t the hour of 1 o’clock, p. in., of «aid day at
5 320 j
D.ilv, l-liv ...
the west door of the county court h«>use in cupful of cooked ham or cooked kidney
T O . V N d E ' f U A. I I . V l t T ,
2,8.-0 i
Daly, J .1 ...........
Dalian, id said county aud state, Hell at pub chopped fine.
lic auction to the highest bidder foi cosh in
2,196 ;
Daniels hairs
ATTO R N E Y S-A T-LA W .
hand on day of sale, all the right, title and in
•1,500 !
I lam sl. S M . . . .
H o w lo M a k e S c o tch \ p p le P ie .
of «aid defendant», or either of them,
o rtie ,
ipstairs ill Odd Fellows’ new ¡ o terest
:i 105 !
f. in and to the «aid mortgaged premises, de-
Prepare paste and apples as for ap Daviilsmi, E’lis
block.
8.730 j
I la i i d s o u , M M
j hcrilied in said execution an follows, to-wit:
ple
pie.
Heap
the
sliced
apples
in
the
1 920 ;
O H Ä Q O N . | The Mouth half of the southeast q u a r t e r of nee-
D A L L A S .
Doviil-oit, Itaeliel
tion two (2), in township 9 «out: , of range (l dish, add sugar according to the tart- Davis, Vero icy
Even the cough of early
1 530 !
| west, of the Willam ette meridian, in Polk hess of the fruit and over each pie
1.600 I
consumption is cu red .
Da \ is. G E
.
county state of Oiegon, containing eighty (SO) spread two tablespoonfnls of good orange
J. J. 1>ALY.
OSCAR 1IAYTK K .
2.050 i
Heady 1» irs . .
acre«, he the name more or lean, together with marmalade. Put on the upper crust and
And, later on, when the
D ALY & HAYTER,
the teneinentH. hereditaments and appurten
3 735 j
I>’ A r inniel, O H
disease is firmly fixed,
ances thereunto belonging, or in any wine ap finish in the usual way.
1.765 !
I>. Iii.hmutt, D
you can bring rest and
pertaining.
A -t to n x e y s -a t-L a w .
1 175 I
I) unis, J Si . . .
Dated at Dallas, Feb. 2, 1900.
comfort in every case.
.1. G . V A N O R S D K L ,
2.830
Denny. A H
A 25 cent bottle will
•Sheriff of Polk county, Oregon.
Sheriffs Sale.
Ollice in Cnnipb* ll's block, Mill St.
2,280 1
Denny, E I I
cure new coughs and
Dallas, Oregon.
2,775 ¡
Dent, Anthony
colds; the 50 cent size is
2,370 !
Dent, W m . . . .
N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N T H A T
better for settled coughs
Sheriffs S-ile.
by virtue of an execution and order of
le
1,940 I
Denl, R oliert.......
N. L. BU I DEK.
duly issued out of and under the hand And
of bronchitis and weak
2.860 !
D ce. XI A .........
senl of the clerk of the «circuit court of the
Attorney-at-Law
lungs; theonedollarsize
! .820 ;
Notice Is hereby given- that by vlr- state of Oregon for the county of Polk, bear- D ekey, N M
7 625 I
I) union, Jos.........
tue o f a n e x e c u tio n a n d o r d e r o f s a le ■ ing date the 13th day of February, A . 1)..
is more economical for
D A L L A S , OREGON.
d u ly issu ed ou t o f a n d u n d e r the h a n d I 1900, and to me directed, ii; the certain suit ( D il. Ii I i irs
9
.. . .
chronic cases and con
anrt se a l o f I,he c le r k o f the c ir c u it
' » saiil court, wherein the K idrlPy I D
4,1*0 !
ie-, A.hert . . .
sumption. It’s the size
W ill p ra ctice )» all c h h U.
cou rt o f the s t a te o f O re g o n , fo r P o lk I * ? ', '! } * “
» «*riM.n.ti.,u, ie rlaim iff,
1) » ifo , .1 .................................. ., 5,590
and Ernest E. Krengel, C a n ie K rengrl and
you should keep on hand.
county, Department No, 2, hearing date fc;ie
Joseph M iller are defendants, I will on
D iiijjn i i , M. M ...................
1,7x0
“ A ll fam ilies ought to be on the
13 li day of February 1900, and to m3 direct
watch fo r sudden attacks o f croup
1) .mv, F. A ......................... . . 3J.M&
ed, in a certain suit pending in said court, S atu rday, th o 24th day o f M a ch ,
A .
.1 . M A R T I N ,
or acute lung troubles. Every coun
wherein M ilo Seaver is plaintiff and Horatio 1900, at the hour of 1 o’clock, p. m., of said D ii v ,t I’ .cliUck
...........
8.165
try home in the land should keep
Morrison and M artha A. Morrison, his wife, day, sell at the front door of the county court D gvh ln -irn ........................
Cherry Pectoral constantly on hand
1.630
P A IN T K Ii,
H . I , Fenton and A . F . Toner, partners do house in the city of Dallas, in said county
to provide against an em ergency.”
1.220
:
Downing
h
e
i
r
s
..................
J o s iA il G. W i l l i s , M.D.,
House, r ig » ami ornamentnl, grain ing business under the firm name and style of and state for U . S g Id coin, cash in hand on Drown, L. G
Dec. 14,1898.
Holland, Mich.
I 150
Fenton & Toner, and D . A . Elkins, trustee, day of sale, in the o.anner provided by law,
art defendants, I will on
P
M
f
all the right, title and interest which the Duncan, \V. B.
2,955
I
►
ing, kulsomiiig ami paper h inging.
rfn A
4
Ai ^
4
i I if» Ok
said
defendants,
or
either
of
them,
had
on
1 ooo
Saturday, the 17th day of M arch ,
Dick, Lane
the 3lst day of July, 180tf, the date of the
1O0O, ..to M.o limir o f*
-- tu .J aofJ
D ll,LAB.
tv— ^ - - -L «■«•A-L-.I..V.4.4
f.n p ^
Eurnosi , Mn»y
. . . .
. 7,650 1
M o ra l
MOTOR TIME TABLE.
Leaves Independence
7:30 a. in.
Leaves Monmouth.
8:15 a. in.
10:00 a. in.
1:35 p. in.
2:40 p.-ni.
4:40 p. in.
9:30 a. ni.
11:10 a in.
2:05 p. m.
4:00 p. in.
Leaves D allas
for Independence
1:00 p. m.
8:00 p. ui.
Leaves Independence
epen
for Dalla«
il:10 a. m.
7 :00 p. ui.
K. K. W IL L IA M S .
C a sh ier.
M . K L .L 1 S .
P r e s id e n t.
DALLAS
OF
C IT Y
DALLAS,
RANK
OREGON,
Transrtctg r general bunking ousi
ness in all its branches; buys ami sell**
exchange on principal points in I lie
Unjt-ed States; makes collections on all
points in the Pacific Northwest; loans
money ami discounts paper at the best
rates ; allow interest on time deposits.
D R . J O R D A N ’ S o * cat <
(MUSEUM OF ANATOMY«
IKI lltKET M., 111 FI tICISCt, CiL. (
T h e Iju g e e t Anatomical M im u m In the j
W o rld . M t A n e i - e i » r *n y c n t n c l t d ’
d iee a ie p m m H t v I j r . r . I i.y the oldest
Specinlu t on the Oonet. fc»t j6 yenrv
DR. JORDAN— DISEASES OF MIN •
H Y P H l l . i a th oroughly e r a d lm te d .^
ftoui system without the u.e o i M «
T r n M . i fitted by an Fmpert.
• • I c a t . lot a . y t . r r . a quick and 1
radical cure for r i l ^ n . P U i u r . aud
r < n « « l a r . b y Or. Jordan ’» »p e c ia l paia- |
l a « » m eth odv
Conau’ ratlnai tr e t and atrl<-»ly priva te Trai
ton ally
r b y letter. A / W f i » . Csra in e ve ry case ’
nnd.rtat<tn. W r ite for B "o k
V ml
M A n n i.t c n ,
U A IL B D F R k B . ( A valuable book T
for acre ) C a ll oe n riia
'
DA
JC K O AN *
C O .. 1 0 * 1 U w t l r t S t . . » . F .
ALBERT DRAY,
T RUCKM AN.
D a lln .s : O r e g o n
A fair share of pstminigc solicit«!
• ml all o-ders promptly tilled.
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M A R B L E WORKS.
Tomliwtones, inonmuent#,
coping and statuary. Order8
solicited and promptly fiHwl
at low prices and a square
deal.
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