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Fine Swiss Cheese ............... 30c
Fine Cream Cheese............... 2()e
Cream llriek Cheese..............30c
Mi Laren’s CM til) Cheese.......... 15c
Just in— Barrel Heinz’s Sweet Mixed Pickles,
something fine.
Boiled Ham every Day.
Fresh Barrel of Queen Olives.
Grape Juice, the finest on the maiket.
We Are Still Hammering
Crider’s Grocery
DALLAS
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
OREGON
Beware of Oinment for Catarrh
That Contains Mercury,
Preaching hours at 11 and 8 .
j as mercury will surely destroy the aens©
' “ f smell and completely derange tl.e
_ | whole system when entering it thmueh
©
Preaching Sunday morning and even I the mucous surfaces. Such . rticl
Ì 1 i11«- S,V
at fi:4S,i
'‘ houl i never la- used except on presetip-
e '¡-“ 'tue a‘ tl;.t0. _ Prayer Mieet ug ThurH-
fr,„n r reputable
. „ a b l e phyi
physicians, as H e
day evening.—A. C. Bluekenbury, past­ iamage they will do is ten fold to the
or.
good you can possibly derive from them.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure, manafactured by
F. J. Cheney A Co.. Toledo. Ohio, con­
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Preaching Sunday morning and even­ tains no mercury, and is taken inter­
ing. Sunday school at 10. B. Y. P. U. nally, acting directly upon the blood
at 6:80. Praver meeting Wedneeday and mucous surfaces of the system. In
buying Hall’s Catarrh Cure be sure you
evening.—C. rt. Davi*, pastor.
get the genuine. It is taken internally
and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F.
Cheney A Co. Testimonials sent free.
PRKSBYTlfilUAN CHURCH.
Preaching Sunday morning and ev­ Sold by druggists. Price 75 cents a
ening. Sunday school at 10. Christian l>ottIe. Take H all’s Family Pills for
Endeavor at 6:30. Praver meeting constipation.
Thursday evening.— D. J. lacker, pestor.
Wanted—Some acreage tracts.-r-But-
1er A Dunn.
CHRISTIAN cnrucii
Preaching Sunday morning and even­
ing. Bible
school at
10. Senior
y * . ï H * ’ V ir â
Christian Endeavor at 6:30. Bible class
and prayer meeting Thursday evening.
; A. C. Corbin, pastor.
è
L UNCHEON
to get your Hardware trade because
we know wc can give you Hie mo»t
satisfaction at the least cost. Wheth­
er it Ire trade-tools or domestic and
culinary untensils, we know that om
stock is superior in quality and du­
rability to any in town. You can
only find this out by leaving a trial
nder with 11 s. You’ll surely leave
many more afterwurds.
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M. K. CHt’ HCH
few go«- - • r sa’ e -ten head o f nannies and , For a decree com pelling the defendants an4
I OST Tw o ruin coats between Pallas and |
live o f wethers John Martin, Dalla«, or each and all o f them to appear and M l forth
1 * Derry. Finder please leave at Ghorke A
w hat interests, claim or title they have or
8haw ’s meat market.
Mutual phone 551 Pioneer.
claim in or to the lands mentioned and describ­
ed in the plaintiff's eoinplaiut, which said land*
OR S A LE —One heavy w a g o n -A . C. Dim irk «r e described as follows, tow it:
U fA N T K D -O. k wood. Strictly fir«trlass oak
Notification No. 1M7.claim N o . « , being parts
Dalla«.
tf
butts tor ax handles. ( ’ash on d elivery.—
of sections 14 and 23 in township 9 south, range
1 Address Western Handle Mfg. Co., Chas. A.
4 west, bounded and described as follow «, tow it:
i Hoff, manager, Pallad. Or.
85
Beginning at a point 6.70 ebainaeast and 5.6t
chains north o f the southweat corner of «aid
section 14, running thence eaat S2.20 chains,
Vo. 1 cow f o r mile. Inquire o f Mrs. Kd. Sei-
thence south 5.60 chains, thence east 26,06
' farth, Riekreall.
chains, thence south 1» degrees west «ch a in s,
tiience south 50 degrees west 10 chains, thence
v r o T IC E 18 HERE BY G IV E N T H A T TH E FI south 53 degrees and 30 m inutes’ west, tM.JfeO
mil aeeount «>f Juliiui Hanumn as ad- cl,dins, thence west 26.71 chains, thence north
\\ H K R K \s mv wife. « T H I J Hall. Iia» left l l
* ' iny bed at u board «>i her owti free w ill. I inlnixtrator o f the e*tate«*iLewUL Hannum. de- 36.25 chains to the place of beginning In th*
heroby warn all persona not to trnst her ou my <‘eased, has been fll *d In the county court of district of land subject to sale at Oregon City,
dcrouut, aa 1 w ill pay no billa of her «-«uitraet- Polk county, state o f Oregon, and that the 14th Oregon, containing 160 acres. And for a de­
in g .-D . K. Hall.
86 dav o f September. l'NW, at the hour of lu o ’oloe* cree declaring that the plaintiff is the owner in
a. in., has been du lv apiMilntinl by «u«‘h court fet of said lands and that the delendants and
for the hearing o f objections to «ueh final mis­ each and all of them have no right, title, in­
p O R S ALE—10 head o f good, young dairy rows. count and the settlement thereof, at which terest or claim In law or In equity in or to said
* Some are fresh now, and the rest w ill be time any person Interested in «ueh estate may lands or any part or portion thereof and that
next mouth. Reaulenee about 2} miles aouth- appear ami file objection« thereto in w riting they be forever enjoined irom claim ing any
jright, title or interest therein and for thecosts
oust o f R iek rea ll.- Manly Martin.
S12 and contest the same.
JCLIC8 H A V N C M .
and disburesments of this suit to bs taxed,
Adm inistrator o f the estate.
]T u s iu m m o iis is served upon you b^ pub 11
Gal-
N. L. Butler. Attorney.
cation by order of the Honorable W ill
/ 'H O IC K fresh cow for «ale by W. D. Calkin«.
loway, Judge o f the above entitled court, J Ä W
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Bell phone 4ÔH.
on the 2nd day o f August.
made at chambers
char
1907.
T at said order provided that said publica­
tion be made by publishing the same in the
'O A T S for sale 20 wethers. 12 tmnniea and 2
Polk County ltemizer. a newspaper published
J
registered b illle «.—I. F. Yoakum, Dalla«.
in Dallas, Polk county, Oregon, and that the
N O T IC K H H E R E B Y G I V E N T H A T fir«-' publication thereof Y>e made on the 8th
by virtue of an execution iaaued out of th* d»i\ of August, 1907, and the last publication
Yl’ K have SOoak pouts for sale—( ’ rider’s gro- circuit court of the state of Oregon for the . ther of be made on the 19th day of September.
”
eery.
county of Polk, and to me directed on the 1907, and that you be required to appear end
loth day of July 1907. upon a judgment and an*w er said com plaint on or before th# 19th
dav of September, 1907.
W EATH ERFO RD A W Y A T T
L'OR 8A LE W hite oak posts by Black A Coch- decree duly rendered, entered of record and
and N. L. BUTLER.
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ran. Mutual phone, black 51
tf docketed in and by «aid court on the 13th dav
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
of July, 1907. in a certain suit then in aai-'
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Final Seul ment.
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Sheriffs Sale.
court |>ending, wherein J. M. Mitchell,
was plaintiff, ami Annie 8. Griggs ami
Preston Richardson were defendants, iu fa­
vor of plaintiff and against said defendants,
by which execution I am commanded to sell
the property in nai l execution, and herein­
after described, to pay the sum due the
plaintiff of $77 and the further sum of $20
attorneys fees together with the costs
ami disbursement* of said suit taxed at
twenty dollars and ooata and expense* of
*aid execution. 1 will On
EVANGELICAL CHURCH.
-,--------------- . Caveaia and Copyright« regi»- I
Preaching Sunday morning ami even
. tered. Send Sketch, Model or Photo, for free I
I re p o rt on patentability. ALL b u s in e s s I
ing. Sunday school at 10. Christian
I * TBICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. l atent practice I
Endeavor at 6:30. Prayer meetings I I ’gH'lnalTeiy. Surpassing reference».
Wideawake inventors should have our hand-
Thursday evening.— N. W. Sager, past^| 1 I hook
on How to obtain and Sell patents. What in- _
I ventiona will pay.How to get ft partner.andother I
or.
DOINGS IN THE TOWN.
Still
I valuable informal ion. Sent free to any address. I
MARKET REPORT.
Want
Comings and Goings of Citizens of Dal­
las and their Friends.
The
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Chance
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4 FRTSH
| E C C S a nd
* B U T T E R and
; Y O U N C C H IC K EN S
to figure on your builders hardware.
If we cannot save you money we do
not want the businest.
Our large line of door locks and
I
fixtures are still unbroken.
!
The largest and most complete line 1
%
of firstclass paint in the city.
—W ANTE D A T TH E—
DA H A S
HOTEL
W e Pay C a sh -
y'w W W
Ask
AAA AAA4 V a AAA
V7l W ' r V A
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W A W
V V VVV V W V V
Umbrellas repaired by Lee Smith.
Lots of exchanges free at this office.
M. Hayter, dentist, Wilson building.
About
The
New
Washing
Machine
Hint runs by water power. No work
about it, and it costs but little more
than the others.
Something
New
Corborundum Grinding
Wheels for Every Purpose
Cuts ten times as fast as the com­
mon grindstone. Does not heat the
steel and therefore does not draw the
temper. All prices and sizes.
When it comes to Cutlery you
can’t beat us. Our Knives, Sissors
and Razors are the
Best that Can Be Made, and
We Guarantee the Fact.
About Our
Furniture
Department
Mrs. J G. Wright, an old and high­
ly respected lady, of Salem, died Tnes-
dav at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
J. M. Rosenburg, in Seattle, of heart
failure.
Sweeney Bros., at the Dallas flouring
,niils are paying 72 cents for new w heat.
They have ekcell ent storage capacity,
and you cannot do better than to store
vith them.
A. Lynch has purchased 70 acres "f
'.and west of this citv belonging to the
Dallas City hank. The sale was made
will give you com-
hrough the agency of the Dallas Real
> plete protection
Estate Co.
and long service
Itihing piles provoke profanity, but
You can't afford
•rof.initv won’t cure them. D »anfs oin­
t to buy any other
ment cures itching, bleeding or protrud­
Every garment
ing piles after years of suffei nig. At any
guaranteed
irug store.
The best dealers sefl it
We have a long communication from
I H. Dunlop explaining some family
Htferences. As said things'are of no
nterest to the public, the manuscript
was returned.
£fyopt earache in two minutes ; tooth­
ache or pain of burn or scali in five
minutes; hoarsenes, one hour, mus-
1 cache, two hours, sore throat 12 hours.
—(V. Thomas' ElectricOil, monarch ov­
er pain.
If vou haven’t the time to exercise
•eguiailv, Doan’s regnlets will prevent
<*onsti|>ation. They induce a mild, easv I
healthiul action of the tmwelp without
I gri|-©ing. Ask your druggist for them,
j 25 cents.
Will Paul returned Monday from Ea.«t-
, ern Oregon. He brings hark some sam­
ple w heat that from one seed there
I were 133 perfect and fully developed |
I heads. It is a new variety ami called
| Dale's Gloria.
A China and tin shower wes tender-1
ed Mr. B. M. ( J mv an«l M il" Mabel |
Hi'lme. at the < kl<l Fellow» hall Tlim»-
l Jay niirht. Some SO o( th-ir IrienJ* I I have opened an office on North
« ere j.resent, ami many valuable prea-1 Main street, and will he pleased to list
either city or farm property. Deals in
ent» in both line» received.
Portland real e< tate a specialty.
j There will he quarterly meeting, and :
I communion »ervice at the United Kvan-1
gelical church next Sunday at 11 a. ui
MAKE NO MISTAKE
New
Do you know that we have a bet­
ter stock of better Furr.iture than ev­
er before. That we are selling Good
Furniture as cheap as anyone can
sell it.
NEW GOODS
A fine line of Leather Chairs, Iron
Beds, ftom the clieajiest to the
best. Two New Style of Curtain
Kuds, so ouch better than the old
stvle that you are sure to want
them. High tirade Carpets just
arrived- Also a shipment of Bugs
Real
Estate
Office
fiUY BROS. X DALTON
Dallas Oregon.
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See Us A M that Plumbin?. . .
We Guarantee Work firstclass ^ lil ä
IT S I Q « l
Butler 6 l Dunn
--------A.4tiirdwy ei
w s * . -- n. W
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Now located in the Kerslake Building
(E ve ryth in g upto-date )
MONEY IN CHICKENS!
UAIJJUi
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Olt EGON
Waterworks Feasible
J. R. Harris Resigns as Marsha!
and Street Commissioner.
Administrator’s Notice.
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O r e g o n raises only one-
tenth of the poultry consum­
ed by this state.
PETALU M A
Incubators and brooders—
“ Standard of the World.”
Used by all poultry plants
of merit on the Pacific coast.
Send for catalog.
LEE SMITH’S CYCLERY
D ALLAS.
72
Cents
N
Wheat
-AT-
Dallas flouring Mills
Large Storage
Warehouse
N
Proposals for Street Improvement
them subsequent to the execution o f the
mortgage of plaintiff herein, to-wit: On the
21st day of February, 1905, in, of and to
said mortgaged premises. Said mortgaged
premises hereinbefore mentioned are descrih*
ed in said execution as follows, towit:
Lots number 5, 6. 7 and 8, in block nnin-
her 17 in E. A . Thorp’s town of lndepen*
lence, together with all and singular the
tenements, hereditament* and appurtanen-
ces thereunto belonging or in any way ap-
purtaluing.
Said sale being made subject to redemp-
ion in the manner provided by law.
Dated this 16th day of July 1907.
J. M. G R A N T ,
CKALKD bids w ill be received at the office of
Sheriff of Polk County, Oregon.
Coaled bids w ill be received at the office o
Hie auditor and police judge o f the
the city o f Dallas, Oregon, until September 16,
1907, at 5 o ’clock p. m. :or the grading o f that
certain part of Ash street, as described in o r­
dinance No. 76, o f said city, and provided for
th erin ; such grading to be completed on or be­
fore October 1.1907. The right to reject any and
all bids is hereby reserved.
September 5, 1907.
L. D. BROWN,
Auditor and Police Judge.
^ the auditor and police judge of the of city
o f Dallas. Oregon, until September 16, 1907, at
6 o ’clock, p. m., for the grading o f that certain
part o f Court street as described in Ordinance
No. 75, o f said city, and provided for therein;
such grading to be completed on or before Oc­
tober 1, 1907. The righ t to reject any and all
bids is hereby reserved.
In the circuit court of the «täte o f Oregon for
September 5, 1907.
the county o f Polk
L. D. BROWN.
C.
P. W ells, p la in tiff
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A uditor and Police Judge.
vs. ’
>•
J. A. McLaughlin, J. T. Mc­
Laughlin and
McLaughlin, his w ife, E liza ­
beth Kennedy and Richard
Kennedy,
her
husband,
_ ACRES, l m ile south o f Falls City, Polk Umphrev Ward and---------
Ward,
his
w
ife,
Au
iileG
reen,
1^0 county, best produce market oil the
Ward, Thom as Pltzer,
e6ast. Im plem ents and hay If desired. Three Isaac
Dora I’ itzer, Pearl Pltzer,
or five years. Orchards, sm all fruit and g a r­ Jackson
Pltzer,
W illiam
den, residence and two barns.
Murphy a m i--------------- Mur­
FR A N K BUTLER,
phy, his wife, Margaret A.
85
Falls City, Oregon.
Francis and------------ Francis
her husband, Charles Mur­
phy a n d --------------- Murphy,
his wife, Edward Murphy
and---- Murphy bis wife, Dov-
ie Pltzer, Columbus Tetherow
a n d --------- Tetherow . his
V O T IC K IS H E R E B Y G IV E N T H A T TH E UN. | wife. King Teth erow , Cain
I ’l (lerslgned has filed his final account as ad- ‘ Tetherow and------------ T eth ­
iniiiistrator o f the estate o f Elizabeth Manston, erow, his w ife, Samuel T eth ­
deceased, and Friday, September 27, at 1 erow a n d ----------Tetherow,
o ’clock p. m.‘ o f said day at the county court Ills wife, Emma C olw ell and
house, o f Polk county, Oregon, has been fixed W arner Colw ell, her hus­
by Hon. E. F. Coad, Judge o f the county court band. G. W. McLaughlin
for said county, as the tim e and place for the and Sophronla McLaughlin,
hearing of the Maine. A llpersona Interested in bis wife. A. M. McLaughlin
said matter are hereby notified to appear at and Mary M cLaughlin, his
said time and showcause, if any there be, why wife, W. tf. M cLaughlin and
said account should not be approved and the --------- McLaughlin, his wife,
estate settled and closed.
H arriett Ward, Kate McCar­
Dallas, Oregon, Aug. *1, 1907.
ty and Albert McCarty, her
F H. MANHTON,
husband, Martha Tetherow
Adm inistrator o f the estate.
h i m ! Thomas Tetherow , her
husband, defendants.
,,
Summons
Farm to Rent.
Final Settlement.
Final Settlement.
For
Guardian Sale.
O TH ’ E 18 H EREBY G IVE N T U T T H E UN-
dersigned has been appointed by the muii-.
ty court o f Polk County, Oregon, administrator
In the m atter o f the guardianship o f Bessie
o f the estate of W illiam T. Haley, deceased. All
Hay vs, Margery Ha>es, Ross Hvyes, N eal H ay­
persons knowing themselves indebted to said
es and W iley Bayes, m inor children o f N ellie
estate are hereby notified to call and settle the
Hayes, deceased.
same with the undersigned w ithin six months
ON T
TH18
29th ____
D A Y OF
JULY
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___ .1907,
OW OM
H IS ____
from the date h tr «o f and all persons holding
comes C. U. Coad, the guardian iu the
claims against said estate are hereby notified
above
named matter and presents to the court
to present the same duly verified at the oftiie
bis petition for the sale o f certain real proper-
o f N. L. Butler, ill the city o f Dallas, Polk coun­
j ty belonging to said wards which, is described
ty Oregon. within six months from the date
t as follow s:
hereof.
Saturday,
Sept.
14th,
1907,
1 A part o f lot 3 and 6 in block 3, o f ths O rig­
Dated at Dallas, Oregon, this 5th day o f
inal town of Dallas, Polk county, Oregon, and
September, 1907.
at the hour of 1 o’clock p. m., of said described
as beginning at the southwest cor­
M AX H A LE Y,
dav,
at
the
we*t
door
of
the
county
ner o f said lot 6, in said block S, thence run­
Adm inistrator o f the estate o f W illiam T.
cour*. house in I)all..*, Polk county, Oregon, ning north 127 feet aud 8 inches; thence east 76
H aley, deceased.
sell at public auction to the highest bidder feet ; thence smith 127 feet and 8 inches; thence
for cash in hand on the day of sale, all the west 75feet to the place o f beginning; and it
right, title, interest and estate which «aid appearing to the court that said jietitlon on
it* face is in due form o f law.
defendants, Annie S. Griggs and Preston | It is therefore ordered by the court that said
Richardson and all persous claiming under j petition be set for hearing on
Proposals for Street Improvement
Adam* and Hibbard Com- Poultry Business not Overdone
OILED
CLOTHING
A Few Facts
Caldwel Bros.
POOL AND BILLIARD HALL
ENLARGEMENT OF BUSINESS.
One drunk is reported bv Police Judge Messrs.
Bob McBride is now a resident of North Brown for the last week. Usual fine.
Yamhill.
pose the New Firm.
Corvallis pap rs say that Arnold« |
Earl Wisecarver has been visiting in merry-go-rounc f h left
* that
*
town for Dai- |
McMinnville.
Messer« Ralph Adams and Harry
las.
F. K. Hubbard is seriously ill at his
Mr. R. R. Bettis, of Fall« City, left Hibbard, under the firm name of Adam«
Bridgeport home.
yesterday for a visit at his old New A Co., have entered the field as hand­
Willis Siminton is Quite ill at his home York home.
lers of furniture, hardware and agricul­
in South Dallas.
The Kirkpatrick wooden awning is tural implements. They have leased
Those who want the BEST printing, now dow'ii, being the last one to go on the D, J. Riley corner on Main and
our Main street«.
come to this office.
Washington «treets, and will immed-
Thev «ay that D. P. Stouffer let go on j iately begin the erection of a business«
L. D. Brown for abstracts. Notary
his
auto
and
hired
a
rig
to
take
his
wife
public, typewriting.
block there commensurate with their
and daughter to the farm yesterday.
needs. The building will have a front­
All hop yards are now running that
We have parties looking for bargains age of 85 feet on Main and 100 feet on
intend to pick at all.
in city property. List with the new
Miss Angeline Southwick is very ill at real estate company.—Butler A Dunn. Washington street. For the present it
her home in Bickreall.
will be built of corrugated iron, but with
There is nothing lieats advertising in
Labor day was not observed in Dallas. the ltemizer. Charley Svron brought a cement foundation so laid as to allow
Too busy a time of year.
up that lost lady’s skirt before the paper in the near future of a brick veneer.
It will be one story only. Its erection
Carev Howe came up from Portland got off the press.
in his touring car Tuesday.
Nicholas Tarter, assistant teacher of will be commenced next Monday and it
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Siefarth are up mathematics in the Oregon Agricultural is expected that the new building will
college, who has been receiving treat­ be completed by November 1st, and
from Portland visiting relatives.
ment for his eyes in this city, ha« re­
C.W . Nash, of Salem, is now employ­ turned to Corvallis much improved.— realy for occupancy. The new firm
will put in thorough- uptodate lines in
ed by D. A. Madison as mixologist.
Salem Journal.
the articles mentioned, and that they
Four oi our compositors being in the
Everywhere you go. on train, steam­ will do a large business is already guar-
hop field, the old man h. s to hustle to boat or other public conveyance, you I anteed.
Mr Adams has already shown to the
get out this edition.
nlways hear Dallas spoken of bp travel
^ T h e fire bell was rang Friday night ers as one of the most thriving town« od public that he is an energetic business
man
and of suj>erior ability in such a
for a burning chimney in Tom Stock- the west side,— ltemizer.
And Newberg the other one. Shake. capacity. For Mr. Hibbard it will be a
well’s house. Damage nominal.
venture, but his success in other lines
—Newberg Graphic.
Through the agency of A. .1, Barham,
predict that he will make good. The
For some time it has been recognized new firm have already secured from the
Uncle John Wiseman has bought of
l\ S. Greenwood a lot in the first ward by all that the Stafrin drug store was forg­ council tha right to make an improve­
ing far ahead in the matterof popularity ment that w ill mean much to the city
•or $260.
and patronage. In fact this store has and meet with the popular approval of
Mr. and Mrs. George Miles, who have long enjoyed the major portion of the all. This is the installation of a public
been visiting the latter’s sister, Mrs. trade tributary to this city. Their cour­ drinking and watering fountain. It will
F. S. Ramsey, left Tuesday for their tesy to all, carefullness in preparing per- he located on Washington street inside
homo in Los Angeles.
seriptions, excellent goods and fair pric­ the curb line, and besid'sa convenient
Hon. Frank Butler is seriously ill at es, have aided materially in bringing trough for the watering of animals, there
will bo an ice fountain for the general
Kails City and was taken to the hospi­ this about.
tal at that place Wednesday, typhoid
Through the agency of the Dallas real public, which Mr. Pepper, the genial
fever l>eing the ailment.
estate company the following deals have proprietor, of the ice factory, has agreed
to keep cool and pleasant for allcomers.
Frank Bverley presented us with a been made this week. Hon. G. L. This is hound to make that corner an
•ougar claw the other day. He killed it Hawkins has purchased of Charley Boyle extra busy one and one of our business
on his ranch on Sunshine Creek, and it h> acres of his fartn between here and centers.
Riekreall, the price an acre not as yet
measured 9 feet from tip to tip.
being given out. George R. Curtis, of
Will Baker, a Salem carpenter, while California, has bought 61 acres of the F.
CO U N cT MEETING.
working at Kimball’s fruit dryer Mon- J. Coad place four miles north of Dal­
lay, made a misstep and fell 16 feet to las.
Bonding the City by Initiative for
the ground, sustaining serious injuries.
Us
Washington, D. C.J
REPORTED WEEKLY BY U. 8. LOUGH ARY.
Wheat, a bushel, $1.
Bran, a ton, $22 50.
Shorts, a ton, $25.
Oats, a bushel, 45 cents.
Flour, a barrel, $4.50.
Baseball goods at Lee Smith’s Cyclery. | Flour, a sack, $1 15.
Corn meal, $2 50 a cwt.
Got kite A Shaw have a new canvass
Potatoes, a bushel, 90.
awning.
Butter, a pound, 30 cents.
Lard, a pound, 14 cents.
Real estate—that« all.—Van Orsdel
Bacon, sides, a pound, IS cents,
A Barham.
flame, a pound, 18 cents.
County court is still in session as we
Shoulders, a pound, 14 cents.
o to press.
Eggs, a dozen, 25 cents.
Chickens, a dozen, $3 @ $5.
A Mr. McKinnv is reported missing
Dried fruits, a pound, 0 @ 15 cents.
from Falls City
Beets, a pound, 2 cents.
There is an Uncle Tom’s Cabin show
Turnips, a | k > u i k 1, 2 cents,
in town tonight.
Cabbage, a pound, 2 cents.
Onions, a pound, 3 cents.
Come and list w ith the hustlers—Van
Beans, a pound, 5 (cb 8 cents.
Orsdel A Barham.
Corn meal, a pound, 3 cents
Sheriff Grant was in Indej>endence
Hay, a ton, $10 (a $15.
yesterday on official business.
The millinery store ef Misg Bertha
Collins will be open next Saturday.
D. SWIFT & CO.
1501 Seventh St.,
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V O T IL E 18 HERE BY G IVE N T H A T TH E UN
’ derslgned has filed his final account us ad­
ministrator of the estate o f Edward R. Cutler,
deceased, mid Friday. September 27, 19 )7, at 1
o’clock, p. in., o f said day, at the county court
house,of Polk county. Oregon, has beendlxed
by Hon. K. F. Coad, Judge o f the county court
for said county, ns the time and place for the
hearing of thè same A ll persons interested in
said matter arc hereby notified to appear at
sh i<l time and show eatise, If any there he, why
said account should not be approved and the
estate settled and closed
Dallas, Oregon, August 29. 1907.
GEORGE E. CUTLER
A dm inistrator o f tin1 estate.
To Charley Murpliv and — —------ Murphy,
his wife. J. II. McLaughlin, Thomas Pltzer. Dora
Pitzor, Pearl Pitser, Jackson Pltzer, Dovle Pit-
/.cr, K ing Tetherow, Cain Tetherow and——*----
Tetherow, Ills wife, Kmina C olw ell and W ar­
ner Colwell, her husband, and Harriett Ward,
the above named defendants.
IN TH E NAM E OK TH E HTATE OF OREGON
- You, and each o f you are hereby required
to appear ami answer the com plaint of the
above named plain tiff in the afaive entitled
court now on file with the clerk o f said court
on or before the 19th day o f September, 1907,
and you are hereby notified that if you fail to
Hppciirund answer «aid com plaint as hereby
required, the p’ aintlff w ill apply to the court
for the relief demanded in p la in tiff’s com plaint,
t o w it ;
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Monday, the 2nd day of Septem-
ber, 1907, at the hour o f 10 o ’clock, a. m., at the
' liQur of 10 o'clock, a. in, at the county court
house iu Polk county, Oregon; and that this
| order be served on the next of kin of said wards
and a ll persons interested iu their estate, by
publication in the Polk County Itemiser. a
w eekly newspaper o f general circulation, for
three successive weeks, to appear at said time
and place and show cause. If any there be, why
the petition o f said guardian should cot be
granted. ■
ED. F. COAD.
County Judge.
Wood Sawing Done.
E have a new gasoline engine and are pre­
pared to do wood sawing at regular rates.
Your patronage «d ie te d .—Reed A Hayes. Both
phones.
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Final Setlement.
N
OTICE 18 HEREBY G IV E N T H A T TH E UN-
d» i signed bus filed her final account JP# ad­
m inistratrix o f theestate of Mathias W. Stewart,
deceased, and Huturday, August 81, 1907, at K>
o’clock, a. m. o f said day, at the county court
house, o f Polk county, Oregon, has been fixed
by Hon. E. F. Coad, judge of the eouuty court
for said county, as the tim e aud place for tl.e
bearing o f the same. All persons interested in
said matter are hereby notified to appear at
said time and show cause, if any there be, why
said account should not be approved and the
estate settled and closed.
Dallas, Oregon, July 30, 1907,
E U Z A B K fll E LLE N STEW ART,
Adm inistratrix of the estate.
Spices,
Extracts,
Toilet Articles,
Stock and Poultry Food.
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i Slabwood
We have graded our slabwood.
and can now suit the most
» fastidious customer in either
length or quality. Now is the
time to plain* your order and
have it perfectly dry for win­
der consumption. Farmers or­
ders also filled.
are now here ready for you r in-
sp ectio n -an d t r y -o n -a n d that
we offer you and you r friends
the first opportun ity o f viewing
the largeet and moet m agnifi­
cent display o f Sprin g apparel
wo have ever had.
If you can’t
com e to-m orrow , com e the day after, or an y day thi«
week.
It’s to Your Interest to Know
* That the Smartest Spring Fash-
% ions For Men and Young Men
Owing to last Monday being Lalior day
md a holiday the city council simply
met and adjourned to last night. Tin
me« ting then found all present except
Mdcrtnon VanOrsdel and Stafrin, who
Oregon.
Dalian,
are in the east on personal business.
The city attorney re|M>rted the plan
<»f landing the city for sufficient to pur-
NEW TO-DAY
hase the water works a feasible one by
the initiative process, and that it would
rake almut four months to go througn
the necessary preliminaries. No defi­ 0 \K L i >«! for naie by V a \. Planter, Da I bin
RIM
nite action was taken in the matter, but
it is prolrable that there will be in the pO R HALE- -One full
Jerney row g lv lm
> milk ; one Poland t'hlna Iniarand one Po
near future.
land China now---J. M. Harford.
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riaims allowed :
F H Morrison, fees........... ...... $3 25
Wm Faull, merchandise............. 5 50 i ; o r s %UE--O im • neeond han«1 Ohio ennilac
utter, So. W, nelf fee«ler and blower, inolili'
J R Harris, salary ..................... 52 00 • I •«1 « on
track.— W. J. Crawford, Ha lem. Vo. 1
V P Fiske, printing ...................
7 04 Prione, Parin ‘/s
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Jno Klauck, ’« ashinghose........... 4 00
M D Coulter, sprinkling............. 6 00
Between h alla* and K lrkreall laal
I. D Brown, fees
................ 50 95 b I OHT
Monday, a blue akirt. Return tit thin «»f
Willamette Valley Co lights .. 131 20 flee or to Mra. Jan. Middleton ami be nultably
D. A. Madison was granted a saloon rev» arded.
license,
J R. Harris resigned as city marshal L’ OR HA l.K K itra good row J Jemey. W ill la*
and street commissioner and the same * frw h in Oetolirr. I rupi ire of Ora Hnrrii g
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was accepted. John P. Bv*»rs and C. ton. Dallan.- -Mutual phone ft
L. Hnbl»ard were nominated to fill th«*
vacancy, the vote standing Byers 2, C O R S A LE or trod** for goats o r cattle a IfiM
Hubbard 1, blank 1. As it takes a ma- j * pound horse W. p.
Dalla-. No. 2,
HIV
jority of the council vote to elect, there phone A . IP. 15.
was no ©lection, and the council will
meet in s|»ecial session tonight to elect a , URUXEH warned to dry on the
successor to Mr. flarri«, the town l»eing « )»ought by Henry Voth, Kalt Croc
without an officer of that description
durirg the meantime, except Mr. Joe
NEH w a-»-d by H. P K im ball at hla Ita lia »
Stow e who c arries a star as a s|»ecial of­ OKI
• dryer. W ill pay the highest market p f i f f
ficer.
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Ralph Adams was granted leave to
put in a cement watering trough at the
U ’ H EA T Wanted - New 1907 National htcyel
intemection of Main and Washington "
with eoa*ter brake to trade for w heat at
streets.
i • ark e< price at Lee Smith's Uyelery
As the atreet grading c*»ntract W F.
8. Ramsey was unfulfilled, new bids LO RH ALF^ Both
1 tinregi
were called for which will lie foil ml else­ * *r|, O itawobl ra m - A la o a few m rlw tcrM
j Angora bu cks--W. D. G illia m . Ita lia *
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where.
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Ü T IH H
| Adjourned W> Thursday night.
I f you wish to dross well at little e x p e n se -if you
want a Suit o r Overcoat o f smarteat »tyle and o f
strictly high q u a lity -it is to you r interest to come
here at once and m ake an early selection from our
splendid ai-ytrlinent o f .......
W. D. MATTHEWS
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M IC H A E L S -S T E R N
FINE
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which wo show in a ll the most fashionable fabrics in
a broad variety of handsom e weaves.
Look
where
you m ay you positively cannot find values to eqi|al
those we offer you in
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Spring Sack Suits for Men and
Young Men at $12 to $30
o f most advanced sin gle and double-hrested
with every detail as perfect as if exclu sively
custom -tailor-m ade with a special offering of
selected styles and fabrics, fu lly equal in
valu e to most $20 suits at
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styles
The new Spring styles in
Hats both stiff and soft
li Spnat Ibbtrtahcry tt slaw *1 that’s kw «8 wart, free («liar ii kaN-
lose, oast Mfaatfty priced.
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