Polk County itemizer., January 09, 1908, Image 3

Revival meeting will be held in the JgScore canta tor pr<
9 D. i II uh M. K. church comineoeinir Jan­ in atock at thia offic
$
uary 12th.
Dixon.
The public invited.—M. P.
All the latest phonograph records at j
1». Daniel*© Diwic store No cheap
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Mrs. Ora Cos per and Mrs. Ella Metz -1 john music—all popular and classical, j
0 ger attended the dedication of the new Mr. and Mrs. A. Fischer and son ;
A Odd Fellows home in Portland last Sat-
Eric, Mr. and Mrs. J. Fischer and son
£ ur,1»y-
Norval, and Mrs. Albert Purvine spent '
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The Lincoln Annuity lodge will hold several davs recently at the family home
a session at the hall on Friday night of John Me- row.
2 ) and all members are requested to be There was quite a nice Christmas tree
J present.
at the church for the public iehool and |
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L. D. Daniel disposed of rafts of pic- Sunday school pupils, with a nice pro- I
r ture postals daring the holiday season, gram and good singing There were j [
A but still has a very choice assortment several family trees besides.
J t on hand.
We are agents for the Western Sales |
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I wish to thank the many friends who Book company, with offices in Portland, I
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so
kindle
assisted
me
during
the
sick-
and
w ho get out the best sales books i
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A ness ami death of my husband.—Mrs. manufactured. When you want any-1 ^
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^ F. M. Dunlop.
thing of the kind, come and see our
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Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Soehren are back samples and give your order to a home
concern.
Do not send away for anything
LOOK A T TH E AD. ON OUR W R A PP IN G PAPER 0 from a visit at Hillsboro, where he took
A pneumonia and is still confined to the of the kind.
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J i house with it.
Last Sunday there occurred a run­
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The parents of Mrs. L. D. Brown lost away of rather peculiar nature and mir­
aculous
outcome. Lou Mackin’s horse
J j their Baker City residence by fire the
‘ other day. Many valuable paintings turned around by the postoffice and
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started up the railroad track at a lively
V were consumed.
pace.
It crossed cattle guards and
Luther
Dray,
son
of
A1
Dray,
was
re­
everything until it got to the pasture of
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cently married at Vancouver, Wash. Mr. L. Mitchell, where it left the track
His sister. Hazel, was also married a fci and was caught without either itself or
weeks ago at the same place.
the buggy being hurt.
In giving the list of prize* last week
of the chicken show, omission was made PORTLAND HOTEL ARRIVALS
by accident of Barred Plymouth Rock,
1, 2, 3, pullet, won by A. M. Tillery.
Thursday;
Klla Williams has brought suit
Bertha Collins, Dallas.
against her husband, W. P. Williams,
to compel him to support herself ami Friday:
J. S. Cooper, Independence.
daughter, lie is a cleric at Washington,
Saturday:
and used to lie a resilient of Dallas.
Mrs. Ella Metzger, Dallas.
Messrs. Harris & Stump have leased
J. B. Stoles, Dallas.
the Biddle foundry, and are now in
P. Doughty, Monmouth.
charge. They are both good workmen,
J. C. Cramer. Falls City.
young and energetic, and will certainly
P. M. Boyle, Rickreall.
hold the fine trade Mr. Biddle has en­
M onday:
joyed.
Wm. Schindler, of near Salem, was a
M. Hayter, dentist, Wilson building.
Geo. H. Kurre, Dallas.
caller Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Chapman and lit­ Tuesday:
Born, January 6 th, to the wife of Hoy
Miss Mildred Grant has been quite ill tle soil left yesterday for California to
C. L. Fitchard, Independence.
Wassoin, a girl.
seek u location. They will first go to Wednesday:
vith tonsilitis.
Dr. H. L. Toney and Dr. S. T. Don
Chico, where Mr. and Mrs. Chace re­
John Young,Independence.
John Munch, of Rickreall, has been side, and expect to be gone at least
hoe, dentists. Uglow building.
C. J. Pugh, Falls City.
Siting at Albany.
three
months.
Mrs. H. B. Plummer, of Portland, w
C. H. Morris, Dallas.
L. D. Brown for abstracts. Notary
visiting relatives in Dallas this week.
J. C. Morrison, Independence.
These Polkites will assist as jurors in
blic, typewriting.
R. E. Williams, Dallas.
the trial of the land fraud cases at Port­
Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Dalton were in
I. Isaacs, Dallas.
Miss
Jennie
Muscott
has
returned
land next week: G. W. McLaughlin,
dependence visitors Tuesday and Wed­
F. J. Chapman and wife, Dallas.
from her California trip.
Henry Keyt, Marion Smith, J. J. Finn,
nesday.
Miss Ella Butler has been visiting in Thus. Rand, G. N. Townsend, S. W.
A new sidewalk is being put down
Miles, Glen Znmwalt, J. M. Simpson,
along E. V. Dalton’s property on Shel­ Waitsburg, W’ ashington.
F. J. Gardner, Win. Fnqua.
ton street.
Miss Maud McLaughlin, of Corvallis,
The college faculty entertained the
is
visiting
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Scott.
Edgar King, of British Columbia, is |
students Friday night. Features of the
here on a visit with Ids mother, Mrs.
Cash paid for mink, coon, skunk, fox, pleasant oeeasion were an nddress tiy
THE WET WEATHER
F. K. Rich.
marten and other furs.—Butler A Dunn. Dr. Mock, instrumental solos by Prof.
COMFORT AND
The W, C. T. U. will meet at the resi­
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Reynolds left yes­ Caldwell and Miss Ada Longnecker,
P R O T E C T IO N
dence of Mrs. I. M. Palmer on Tuesday, terday morning for their home at West- readings by Miss Gertrude Phelps and
afforded by a
Alplius Boyd, and light refreshments.
January 13th.
port.
At Crider’s Grocery and examine
his pew line of Turquoise ware
Baking Powder 35 Cents
2 a Folger’s
Pound.
2
2
2
2
C rider’s G rocery
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DALLAS, OREGON
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DOINGS IN THE TOWN.
Comings and Goings of Citizens of Dal­
las and their Friends.
DO YOU KNOW
J. J. Hall and family returned Tues­
day evening from a week’ s visit at Bue­
na Vista, Salem and Dallas.— Woodburn
Independent.
Albert Cole, a brother of Ernest Cole,
of Monmouth, died in a Portland hos­
pital recently. He was the hrakeman
injured at Roseburg last month, and
was 37 years old.
The jail now has an occupant in the
person of C. H. Fielden, who plead
guilty to nibbing Tom Edgar’ s saloon at
Falls City last week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy spent sev­
eral days this week with Mrs. S. P.
Riggs.
Milo Hubbard, of Pullman, Washing­
ton, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. James What the School Children Will Ex­
Campbell.
hibit Next Fall.
Miss Bertha Collins is visiting her
father and mother at their new home in
A most enthusiastic and well attend­
Grants Pass.
ed meeting of the executive committee
Mr. R. J. Evans, of Airlie, who lost of the school childrens’ industrial fair
his cigar store by fire recently, was in was held last Saturday at the office of
School Superintendent
Seymour. It
town Saturday.
was one of the best meetings of the
Mr. and Mrs. Hen
Jordon, of Wv- committee ever held. Those in attend­
Mrs. J. D. Whiteaker left this morn­
ing for her home at Independence, after oming, are visiting 7 , leir nephew, Mr. ance were T. W. Brunk, chairman, G.
Willis
Simonton.
W. Myer, C. C. Gardner, T. S. Brown.
a short visit with her brother, Horace
Burnett.— Eugene Guard.
Mrs. Asa Taylor, of Independence, John Loy, Mrs. G. W. Con key, Miss
Maggie Butler, Mrs. G. I). Hawkins,
A special train may I k ; run to Falls visited with the family of her uncle, Mr. Mrs. Alvis Lynch, Mrs. Ed. Smith,
City for the school officers’ meeting E. V. Dalton, Friday.
Mrs. H .G . Seymour, Mrs. Ira Merh-
next Saturday. A most interesting
They say Judge Coad had so much ling and Mfrs. S. L. Stewart. Every
program has been prepared.
business in county court this week that port ion of the county was represented.
Mr. and Mrs, J U. VanOrsdel enter­ he got raUled and appointed himself Besides making up the list of exhibits
tained a number of their friends Thurs­ supervisor in district 15, instead of Ed they passed this resolution: Resolved,
that tlie committee ask that each and
day evening.
An extremely pleasant Plaster.
every teacher in Polk county take an
evening was spent by all present.
active part in the fair, and that they do
Geo. A. Brock, of Dallas, visited his
INDEPENDENCE
all in their power to secure the cooper­
brother, V. C. Brock, between trains
ation of the pupils and parents in this
Friday, arriving from Wasco, where he
excellent work. They also agreed that
had business.— Hood River Glacier.
every child making an exhibit should
Courtesy Went Side
I). Hill has sold bis restaurant at the
Die flr-t Inde|iendence basket ball have his or her name placed on a roll of
corner of Mill and Main to Frank Jolin- team went to Chemawa Saturday after honor to be hung in the superintend­
son, who is now in charge, Mr. and noon and beat the first team of the ent’ s office and to be published in the
county paper*.
Mrs, Hill will probably go to Baker City, school there.
Hon. T. W. Brunk will this year give
“ Had dyspepsia or indigestion for
Marshal Collins took a shot at some as a prize a fine registered Poland-Chinn
years. No appetite, and what I did eat one coininfr out of the rear of Craven & hog. This has been his practice for two
distressed me terribly. Burdock Blood Moore’s stationery store last ni«ht, The years now, and if it does not make a
Bitters cured me,” —J. II. Walker, Hun- proprietors found the rear door open price worth competing for, the Itemiz-
on their coming to the store this morn­ er does not know a good thing when he
bury, Ohio.
sees it. Wilson Ayres has come for­
Miss Elsie Ray gave a dinner party ing but have missed nothing so far.
Friday night in honor of Henry Patter­
J .G . Barber returned Monday from a ward with a goat as another prize. The
son, of Eugene, ami Lisle Hendricks, of short vis.t with a brother and old friends boys sureiy know the kind of goats Mr.
Corvallis. Miss Ray made a charming at Willamiiia, where he formerly resid­ Ayres raises, and it will he worth work­
ed. He says the railroad from Sheridan ing hard for.
hostess.
List of exhibits for which first and
Get right down to sordid business. to Willamina has just about been com­ second prices will !>e awarded. The e x ­
Take a winning chance with cold cash. pleted and will be operated in the near hibits will be divider! into two classes—
A few cents may win you many dollars. future.
those by children 12 y< ars of age and
Dave Sears’ mother, who was injured under, and those by children over 12
The I>ee Comstock Mining company, P.
O. box 258, Rhyolite, Nevada, is still in a fall on the walk, is reported some­ years:
selling stock at 15c a share.
what improved, although
she has
Best individual collective exhibit.
not obtained the full use of her limb,
Three ears of popcorn.
There will be a special motor on the
Three ears of sweet corn.
last day of the goat show, starting from and there is a possibility of it being
many months, if ever a complete recov­
Three ears of field corn.
Airlie at 8:30 a. in., connecting with the ery. She has reached the advanced age
Grand prize for collective exhibit of
motorfrom Independence at Monmouth,
of
R
2
years
and
recovery
will
necessar­
three
kinds of corn—pop, sweet, field.
and returning in the evening at 3:30.
ily be slow.
Five potatoes any variety.
One and one third fare round trip.
Five onions.
Wedding announcements have been
The Stafrin Drug store is acknowl­ received in Independence of the m ir-
Three stock carrots.
edged to be one of the best drug dispen­ riage on December Hist, of Miss Blanche
Three Mangul Wurtzel beets.
saries in the state. They carry a large
Three table beets.
ICIoise Cleland to Mr. Herliert D. Wis­
and varied assoitment of everything dom, the young people being resilient*
Watermelon.
used in the modern practice of medicine, of Portland. The bride is s daughter of
Musk melon.
and their mixologist is as skilled at his Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Cleland, formerly of
Largest pumpkin.
trade as it is possible to he. Prescrip­ Inde|iendence, Mr. Cleland being at one
Best pumpkin.
tions accurately and carefully compound­ time proprietor of the flouring mill.
Mammoth squash,
Hubbard squash.
ed.
Wm. McLaughlin, superintendent of
All other varities of squash.
The Dayton Optimist says:
Asher the Spaulding Toggingcampon the I.uck-
Five tomatoes.
Coovert and wife, of Dallas, are visiting iamnte, was in Independence Friday
Bird house - not over 4 feet square.
H few days with Mr, Coovert’ s father. and Saturday. He has had charge of
Hand sled.
John Coovert. . . .Nathalan Dixon re­ the Luckiamote drives recently, and the
Child’s wagon—express size.
turned to Dallas Tuesday evening, after recent high water has enabled the log­
Bread—salt raising.
spending several days with Dayton ging company to get out a big lot of logs j
Bread—yeast.
friends. . . Elbert Parrish and wife, of which will be in readiness for use when
Bread— brown.
Dallas, spent Christmas week at the the Spaulding mills resume o)>erations.
Pie—with upper crust.
J. B. Parrish home.
Both the Salem and Xewberg mills are I Cake— loaf.
still
shut
down
and
it
is
not
definitely
Cake—layer.
The Dallas hotel, formerly known ns
Canned fruit—anv four of the follow­
the Cottage, is now run by Chipman A known when operations will again he
ing: ¡»ears, cherries, berries, apples,
Farmer, who have both been in Oregon commenced.
the regulation time to know what the
Mrs. Carl Harkins received a telegram plums and peaches.
Jelly—three varieties.
people want—twenty years.
Their Sunday afternoon informing her of the
Butter.
house is clean, the tables well provided, serious injury of her husband in a saw­
Button-holes
and the office large with a good big mill at Winlock, Wash., where he is now-
stove in it, and they are not afraid to located. Mrs. Harkin, accompanied by , Darning.
Plain knitting, stocking.
keep the house warm. Both are nat­ her mother, Mrs. F.lla Irvine, drove to
ural born hotel men, and give you that Salem in the evening and 'he former! Girls 12 ami under—dressed doll.
Girls
over 12—shirt waist.
comfortable feeling that made an old took thenight train for Portland. A te l-;
Hemstitched handkerchief, trimmed
English poet exclaim, ‘ ‘ that when egram received Sunday stated that he
you've got the tin, heaven hath no was greatly improved but as to how se with lace.
place like a well-kept inn.’ ’ —Salem rions were the injuries is not known ■ Asters.
Pansies.
Journal.
here yet by the family.
Sweet |»eae.
There is more catarrh in this section
Dahlias.
Thia city was the starting point of a
of the country than all other diseases wild chase Saturday night about the
Three head cabbage.
put together, and until the last few midnight hour, in which H. K. Booker
The executive committee will on Feb­
ears was supposed to he incurable. undertook to overtake his alleged ruary
1H08, make out a list of fhe
or a great many years doctors pro young wife. Ivy Cooper and W. A. Cor­ prizes to be awarded for the above ex­
nounced it a local disease aud pre­ nish, a theatrical man, in their flight to hibits.
scribed local remedies, and by con Salem The principals are all strangers
stantly failing to cure with local reme­ in lndei>endence mil came over from
McCOY.
dies, pronounced it incurable. Science Salem Thursday. The three engaged
has proven catarrh to be a constitution­ rooms.
al disease and therefore requires con­
Mr. M. Cannon's buggy horse took a
Mr. and Mrs. Bice entertained at
stitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh
spin recently.
Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney A dinner Xew Years ilav at their hand­
Mr. August Rhode ha* been quite
Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitu­ some home on Filth street the following
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Goff, Mr. sick hot i* now convalescent.
tional enre on the market. It is taken guests
internally in dotes from 10 drops to a and Mrs Henry Mott, Mr. and Mrs.
We arc getting our share ol the heavy
teaspoonful. It acts directly on the George Diekinson snd little daughters, rain*. Too we* now is the cry.
blood and mucous surfaces of the sys­ Marion France« and Panline Charlotte,
Mr. and Mrs. Chu*. Bracher have
tem. They offer $100 for any case thev Mr. and Mrs. John Dickinson and
fart to cure. Bend for circulars and tes­ daughter, Queen, Mr Joe Anderson, now settled down to housekeeping
timonial*. Address F. J. Cheney A Co.. Mr. Harvey Dickinson, Mr. Don Dickin­
Mrs. snd Mm. Garnet E McGrow «re
Toledo, Ohio. 8>W by druggists, 75 son, Misses Olive Williams, Florence the prowl parents of an
ponnd son,
caaU. Take H all'! Family Pitta lor con­ Gebn, Marie B yen and Minn Marvel bora Wednesday morning
I Boyle of Monmouth.
stipation.
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LIST OF EXHIBITS.
SLICKER?
Clean - Light
D urable
Guaranteed
Waterproof
»399
Everywhere
++++*•!•+++++++ F + + + + + + + + + + + +
Wheat 80
MONEY SAVED HERB
» aMvia sue hi « w
in mm*«« raimat n tow puns.
Our strictly adhered-to policy of never to pack goods away from
one season to the next, makes it imperative for us to hasten the de­
parture of our present slock of Suits and Overcoats before the arrival of
spring goods.
WE WANT FRESH GOODS EACH SEASON
and not “Carry Overs.” “But it is too late to buy winter clothing,” you
say. Not a bit of it—providing the inducements are great enough.
Winter is not over by any means. We can expect plenty of cold
weather—more than likely, the coldest of the year.
The reputation earned by adherance to our rule of making quality
paramount to price, has given this store an unsurpassed reputation for
reliability and square dealing.
This is the way it will continue to go until the sale ends:
$30.00 Suits and O vercoats,________________ $22.50
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Boys Short-Pants Suits and Overcoats, $5 and $6 values a t $3.50 and $3.?5;
$4 and $4.50 values a t $2.50 and $2.75; $3 and $3.50 values for $1.75 to
$2.25.
Boys’ Long-Pant Suits, sizes 12 years to 18 years, a t actual COST
Boys’ Golf Shirts, good 59 cent values at 35 cents; Boys’ SMITfRS, $1.25 and $1.59 values at actual cost
Cents
Smoking Jackets a t Greatly Reduced Prices
* Is the price we will pay for wheat
4 at our mill,
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Dallas Flouring Mills
SW EEN EY
B R O S .,
UGLOW CLOTHIllfi HOUSE
Proprietors.
HIDDEN DANGERS.
TWO SUCCESSFUL DAIRYMEN.
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Nature Give* Timely Warning* That William Morrow and Charlet E.
Brook* Building up Fine Bu*ine*t
No Dalla* Citizen can Afford
Near Rickreall.
to Ignore.
The Dalles Ini* a rity levy of 7 mill*: Mr. and Mr*. Elmer Reynold* ii»ve
llii* yetir, l>e*iile* tlie revenue from 27 * l>eeii up from Westport, visiting tlieir
saloon liceii*«*.
I old home and friend* here.
COUNTY CLERK’S
Dairying is being more generally
practiced in Polk county of late years,
and a number of new dairies bave been
established. Elsewhere in this issue
we tnve illustrated the herds of Wil­
liam Morrow and Charles E. Brooks,
who are building up a fine business near
To the honorable county court of Polk county, Oregon:
Rickreall. Mr. Morrow expects shortly
to bring his herd within a short distance
I herewith submit to your honorable body the follow­
of Salem, where he will retail milk. He
s building up a herd of registered Jer­ ing statement, showing the number and amount of claims
seys, having now 12 registered cows, allowed bv the county court, and on what account, the
and the same number of registered lieif
ers, besides a fine pure bred registered amount of wairants drawn and the amount of outstanding
bull. He sells bis cream to Portland warrants not paid, all in the year 1907:
creameries and realizes an average of
Total number of claims allowed
994
$75 to $H.) per cow each year. Mr. Mor­
row is living on a rented farm and has
Total amount of claims
$46,291.95
a large hay crop, which has averaged
three tons to the acre. He has sold a Claims were allowed on the following accounts:
part of the crop at $12.50 per ton. re­ Bounty Court and Commissioners
$1,961.05
serving the balance for feed. His exper­
668.80
iments in alfalfa have l>eeii very satis­ Circuit C ou rt..........................................
factory, getting two good crops, and hav­ Justice Court .......................................
321.50
ing two months pasturage from tin*
2,582.98
Sheriff’s
Office
third crop.
A little further south on the same Clerk’s Office
2,427.10
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road, Charles K. Brooks has a fine herd
750.00
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of Ilolsteins, the foundation stock for Treasurer’s Office
which he brought from California. He Damages
25.00
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milks 17 cows. He uses his vetch and
91.85
cor ; crops for silage, and has a modern Coroner’s Office
barn. Mr. Hrooka has just sold for $‘.»0 School Superintendent’s Office ...........
1,524.75
a young Holstein bull, ten months old,
75.00
Ferries
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,
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to W. II. Dean, of Monroe. Tin* moth­
er has a record of 20 pounds of butter fat Assessor’s Office
2,113.53
in seven days, and tin* sire. Legend, of
8,830.42
81e»*y Hollow, is a half brother to the Assessment and Collection of Taxes
world's chain pion Holstein. Mr. Brook« Tax Rebate..............................................
102.86
is well satisfh*d with the result* «o far,
P v t lft n a i.
1,673.25
and feels there is a great, future for j vvU P T C n trjX p U nS U
MONMCUTH.
dairying in the Willamette valley. H Court House
i# hereby given, that by virtue o f an
1,996.92
N OTICE
ord er and decree o f the lion ora b le enmity
feet* *nre he i« on the right track and
euurt o f the state o f O regon, for the cou n ty <>f
184.27
.Jail
Account
social 1 baa the right cow« for general dairying.
P olk , du ly mad»* am i entered o f record on the
Mr*. Lindsay entertained the
!9th day o f D ecem ber, 1907, In the m atter of
While Jersey« are a little richer in but Care of Poor
1,265.81
the a dm in istration o f the estate o f W. T Haley, hour eluli la»t week.
I ter fat. he «tate* that Holstein* give a
deeeaavd. The undersign««!, adm inistrator of
75.00
Mr. Meador and family have been greater quanity of milk. He realizes Indigent Soldier
«aid estate w ill, from ami after the
I almut $75 per cow each year.—States­ Insane
down from Eugene.
88.00
10th day of February,
Rev. Morris, of Eugene, was an over man.
59.25
¡School Convention
1908, offer for »ale, and aell at p rivate sale to
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the highest bidder for rash in han d, all the Sunday visitor here.
4.583.52
| Bridges
right. title, interest and estate o f the said W.
NORTH
DALLAS.
Mi*» Arnnlda Doughty ha* returned
T. H aley, deceased, at the tim e o f hi# d eath ; i
185.60
! Surveyor’s Office
and also all the right. title and Interest that to her work in the Ashland Normal.
the said estate by operation o f law or oth er­
26.20
j
Elections
quite
sick
with
Mrs.
Hneed
has
been
wise. m ay have acquired oth er than, or in ad-
The genial face of Max Haley, now
15.00
¡Stock Inspector
i l i v i i : : ; ; ; , ' ' ; ; ' r ; , . : / r v : ! r o r t u ii.h -
on our .tree*» lagrippe.
premises towit
| lately.
Robert Reed returned Monday from Roads ana H jhways
13,766.47
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The -out h went quarter o f the S O S t k « « * I
qu a rter o f section six in tow n sh ip n in e south.
M is s t » r a c e Hmith h * t»»en visiting Pendleton, where he has been visiting
362.27
Fruit Inspector .....................................................
o f range three west o f the W illam ette meri- I h e r m o t h e r ,
Hhe is teaching at La
Homer Con lee has gone to Ballston,
dia n ; an«» con ta in in g 46.A7 acres m ore or less. L ,
.
235.55
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where he is to work on a farm the com- Health Officer
Also the follow in g described parcel towit
Be- j * » r a m ie ,
g in n in g at the quarter section corn er between
After visiting her parents here Miss I ing summer.
Advertising Resources, Goat Show and School
sections one ami tw elve in tow n sh ip nine south
o f range four west o f the W illam ette m eridian Eva Mulkejr has returned to her Port­
Miss Myrtle flinsh.iw, of Buell, is
Fair
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300.00
in th«* county o f Polk and state o f O regon, ami land home.
fat present staying with her aunt, Mrs.
ru n n in g th en ce 12H r«»ds. thence s«»uth 20 feet;
Total Amount
$46,291.95
th en ce west 12* r o d s ; thence north 20 feet to
The girls’ basket ball team has played i ( ieorge Coulee.
the place o f beginning, con ta in in g 1X6 acres,
t Portland, Hil- | Channrev Have* returned from C aw- Total amount o f outstanding warrants for the
three game* recently
Hai«I p a n e l o f land le ln g a private roadw ay.
All «aid f.-remiae« are under fence. Ten acres verton and Chemawa
! fordsvilie 'f’net*.lay, where he haa beta
year 1907 .......................................................... 7,809.21
o f said prem ises are in orch a rd , the trees being
past few months.
in fu*l w a r in g , and con sistin g o f c h o ice ap
Respectfully Submitted,
X V u I■ « " . . I l i
A s » lr i« l B M S m s W k lS o f Jennings
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P A i .!TÍÍ, « m Í f . i ’í i T i l l l b.
hy S ! M (te, A F. A A. M „ »• » hel.l list eve-
G«>r¡r- (¡.miro hs* returned from * « .
E. M. SMITH,
L. Butler attorney for saM estate, UaoBw ning for the purpose of receiving an , lem, where he has been to the hospital
l » U i e r i t j o l t > * l l * . Of bT«n»"*»i*t«r»y>'
vinjt Irom 8 . M. Yorsn, of Eu- U>« past lew day*. Ile u rep-.rUxl univi.
County Clark.
Adainlamiornl
, **ue. (ro o d IwAuror oí tL* '.r ie f ,
W U*l.
Danger Signal No. 1 come* from the
kidney secretions. They will warn yon
when the kidneys are sick. Well kid­
2J MILKS SOUTHEAST OS DALLAS
neys excrete a clear amber fluid. Sick
C. I. BALLARD
R ick reall, Ore.
kidneys send out a thin, pale and foamy,
Breeder und Im porter o f O. I. C. sw ine,
or
a thick, red, ill smelling urine, full of
you n g stock for sa le; also 8. C. W hite Leg
horns. Black M inorcan, Barred Rocks, M. B. sediment and irregular of passage.
Tu rkeys and P ek in D ucks; you n g stock for
Danger Signal No 2 comes from the
ale.
back. Back pains, dull.and heavy, or
sharp and acute, tell you of sick kidneys
and warn you of the approach of dropsy,
N EW T O -D A Y
diabetes and Bright’s disease. Doan’s
Kidnev Pills cure sick kidneys ami cure
the in permanently.
Advertising under This head J renta word
Geo. VV. Richardson, living on Mon­
:ach insertion
mouth St., Independence, Ore., says:
“ I suffered from a severe pain in the
small of my back for a long time the
IfT A N T E D T w o houses and lots in Dallas
o
Must be close in . A pply at on ce t<i Henrv troubling bothering me a great deal at
yh night ami causing me to arise it) the
motning feeling so lame and stiff that I
could hardly put on my clothing. I
I OST on the streets o f Dallas, a gold Artisan
G pin. F inder w ill please return it to the was very miserable when Doan’s Kulnev
Pills came to my attention. I began to
Dallas Hotel.
use them ami can say I received a great
deal of benefit from their use. I do not
w ood for sale at |2 a cord —Ray Howe
hesitate to recommend Doan’ s Kidney
O AK Dallas.
y
Pills to others suffering from kidney
complaint.”
7 B erkshire b rood sows. T w o nows
Home Proof—There is plenty of local
1 register«*», About 20 pigs with sows. One testimony like the above. Call at Belt
registered Berkshire
shire boar. All g o o d young
J. Craw ford, Zona, O regon.
IK*» A Cberrington’s drug store and ask to
see copies of statements of Dallas peo­
ple who have used Doan’ s Kidney Pills.
i O R Sale—Second hand p ian o, nearly new,
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents
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sm all ph on ogra ph and a k itch en rang»'
T l. B. M cCam ish, O. P. school house.
.19 Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N**w York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name—Doan’s—and
take no other.
A d m in is t r a t i s 'a le .
M o to r L i n e P o u lt ry F a r m
Annual Statement for the Year 1907