Polk County itemizer., May 21, 1908, Image 2

fer*-
t h e polk c o u n ty it e m iz e r .
A dm itted to th e second cla ss *>f »'»ail m a tte r.
DR. CLARENCE TRUE WILSON
ON WOMAM SUFFRAGE.
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble
and Never Suspect it
Prevalency of Kidney DUeuse.
j
Most people do not realize the alarm ­
ing in crease and remarkable prevalency
of kidney disease
TH URSD AY, MAY 21, 1908.
While kidney dis­
ord ers are the
most common
V. P. F IS K E .
diseases that pre­
v ail, they are fn ite il States Senator
almost the last
recognized by
( Item iier, one ye»r in advance
•••••••
; ..............M il'!
patient and phy­
SUBSCRIPTION With Weekly <Ir.-gommi or Seim-weekly Journal
...... - 11,1
sicians, who cra­ Congreaginati
I With Oregon Woodman
..............
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te ht the mud ccb
with doctoring the effect», while the orig­
Supreme Jud*o
inal d italic undermines the system.
W h a t T o D o.
b e l l ) Residence, US
I Ml 11 Al‘ j Reeldince, 1401
There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer s Dairy Commiaaioner
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy,
Patronize One Another h r the VpbuiUHno of Taint and County
fulfills every wish in curing rheumatism,
pain in the buck, kidneys, liver, bladder
and every part of the urinary Dassage. Railroad Conuniaaioner.
It corrects inability to hold water
and scalding pain in passing it, or bad
effects following use of liquor, w ine or District Attorney
beer, and overcomes that unpleasant ne­
cessity of being compelled to go often
during
the day, and to get up many Joint Representative
CONGRESSIONAL
times during the night. The mild and
the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root
is soon realized. It stands the highest Representative
For U. S. Senator
Geo. E. Chamberlain, of Portland for
its wonderful cures of the most dis­
tressing cases. If you need a medicine
you should have the best. Sold by drug­
For Representative in Congress
J. J. Whitney, Albany gists in fifty-cent and one-dollar sizes. C >unty Judge
You may have a sample bottle and a
book that tells all
Sheriff
about it, both sent free
COUNTY
by mail. Address Dr.
,
Kilmer & Co., hi up-
___
N. Y. When Horae of Bwamp-Root. County Clerk
For Representative
W. D. Henry, of Spring Valley haillton,
writing mention this paper and don’t
make any mistake, but remember the
name, Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root« and Treasurer
For County Judge
J. E. Sibley, of Dallas the
address, Binghamton, N. Y.
^
V O T E FOR
H. M. CAKE.
W. C. HAWLEY.
PHONES:
ROBERT S. BEAN.
J . W. BAILEY.
For Commissioner
For Clerk
Alex. Holmes, of Bethel
Fred. S. Crowley, of Falls City
For Sheriff
J. M. Grant, of Dallas
For Assessor
F. E. Meyer, of Dallas
For School Superintendent
W. I. Reynolds, of Dallas
For Treasurer
For Surveyor.............
Ed. Dunn, of Dallas
Luther Ground, of Monmouth
some partieuhilly biased persons. A
personal acquaintance of many yea is
Istandin with the gentleman men
Are Impure matters which the skin, liver,
kidneys and other organs cannot take care 'tinned leads u h to brand the state*
I nichts s false in every particular.
ol without help.
Pimples, boils, eczema and other erup­
tions, loss of appetite, that tired feeling,
The way to hr certain that the pen
bilious turns, fits of indigestion, dull head­ pie of ( regon will ele* t their own l
aches and many other troubles are due to j H. Senator is for them to elect Stati ­
them. They are removed by
on lit No. 1 men. They sir old vote*
for < o le.islative candidate who has
In usual liquid form or in chocolated not thoroughly < ommitted himself to
tablets known as S a rsa ta b s* 100 doses $1. that reform. No naif way measure
| should he allowed to govern. He
I most he for or a> ainst. Thus politi­
Every dollar spent by owners of bu­
cal entangh merits will he avoided,
siness property in a town helps to
and the purity of the elect on assured.
make their holdings more valuable, sol
There is only one way for the people
that they can command higher rents,
to rule in this matter, and that is to
advertises their town as one of thrift,
vote for people pledged to abide by
and incidentally brings more business
their choice.
to their renter.
All Humors
Hood’s S a rs a p a rilla
W. I. Reynolds, the democratic nomi­
nee for superintendent, has been a resi­
dent of Oregon for 21 years. During all
of this time be has been engaged in
school work, lie was for several years
president of the Polk County Sunday
School Association, mayor of Dallas for
two years, ami has helped with money
and labor to advance the material in­
terests of Polk county. Ilis interests
are all in this county, and he will, if
elected, devote his whole time to tin* up­
building of the schools. We think that
the voters will make no mistake in elect­
ing W. 1. Reynolds superintendent.
When a paper stoops so low as to
assail the personal character of a man
running for one of the highest (»Hires
in our land, they should Is* ee tain of
their grounds and have their proof at
hand— they may need tlum . < citiiin
statements made last week by tin*
Newberg Graphic are entirel) with­
out foundation, except in the minds of
As this session of emigres« nears its
end, there is presented in the Nati n-
al house of representatives the fun­
niest situation that possibly ever ob­
tained in this country in the history
of c o ik t c m s . Here are the democrats
filibustering every day to compel the
republicans to do something 'hat the
democrat* say is necessary legislation
and demanded by the people, anil yet
if the democrats succeed in making
tin* republicans do the things -they
say they want done, the inevitable re­
sult will he to help the republit ans be­
fore the country. At the same time
the republicans are in a had hole with
the sides soaped and no ladder in
sivlit. They are demoralized by the
demands of a mini be of thousand re
publican newspap rs that they forth­
with place wood pulp and print paper
on the free li.*t in order lo r-»cut*
them from the rapacity of the paper
trust.
! en? \N ill the letter element of women
come to the front as political workers
and fill our offices, or will the worse?
j Which is the better element of women?
The quiet and unassuming queens of
' our homes, our* mothers, sisters, w ives
and sweethearts, or will polities be con­
trolled by the clubwomen? This is not
an untried experiment. Four states
have given the ballot to women uncon­
ditionally, an«l after 30 ye irs of women’s
| voting, politics has not arrived at the
moral standard of our state in Wyoming,
Colorado, Idaho or Utah. But you say,
“There are not as many men as women
in
W y o m in g .” ' Yes,
but iir
Utah women are so plentiful that seven
or eight of them club together and keep
one husband between them, and with
this numerous company they have not
closed the brothels or closed the gam­
bling dens or purified politics. Indeed,
there are not tour states in the Union
w here politics is so corrupt as iu the
four states where women vote. It is a
sad picture where a man, for the sake of
office, sells his integrity, but it is a sad­
der, and a common sight, in the states
where women vote, to see women »ell
their virtue for offices.
I can give specific incidents with
names, places and dates, where women,
desiring to he assistant county clerks,
etc., are sent from the candidate’s office
to the political boss to there offer her all
at the shrine of a man who, hut for pol­
itics, would not he allowed to enter her
home. In every womens’ suffrage state,
the proverb has had a double emphasis
j that “ politics make strange com pa n-
! i >ns.”
I! you w ish to prevent such conditions
1 in Oregon, vote “ no” on the woman suf-
i frage amendment on June 1st.
JOHN H. MCNAKY.
B. F. JON ES.
C. L. HAWLEY
ED. F. COAD.
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F. H. MI’SCOTT.
E. M. SMITH
DAN P. STOUFFER
Do not make any mistake, but re­
member the name, Swamp-Root, Dr Assessor
Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, and the address
inghampton, N. Y. on every bottle.
Seliool Superintendent
C. s. GRAVES.
H. C. SEYMOUR.
perienee such us the above should
Surveyor
teach wisdom, but sometimes it fails
to do so.
Commissioner
B. F. BEKZLKY.
WILLIAM RIDDELL
Mr. J. M. Grant, the democratic
candidate for sheriff, has filled his
first term accep ably to the taxpayers
and with great credit to himself.
There is no doubt whatever of his re-
election, and it does the Itemize!
_i od to say a word of commend itimi
Ihii one who has so successfully ‘»II d
the office. Two years ago we asserted
th t he would be a conscientious ser
vant in the office to whi h he aspired,
and we can now ay, without fear ol
contradiction, that he has made good
in every piirticul.tr. proving liiinse f
particularly adapted to fulfill the vc.
lied duties of the office of sheriff < f
¡‘oik c mity. During Mr. Grant’s
term of office the riminal part of his
duties has been particularly scar* e,
our jail Inis been empty most of the
time, and it has n t fallen to his lot
to make many h i t sts. Whether his
occupying the office has been a terror
to tin* law breaker we cannot say, hut
it might he possible th at tin* many
years of service given by him as
marshal of Dallas and his well known
fearlessness and energy in the appre­
hension and arrest of those who break
our laws might have had no’ a little to
do with the almost clean record of
the county in this respect. As a local
terror to evil doers, J. M. Grant lias
no equal ii. this county. But where
he lias particularly shown in tin* du­
ties of tlie office, is in the collection
of taxes. There he has a record that
skins by a large majority that of any
other occupant of the office, and
shows how well adapted lie was for
the duties. Last year there remained
uncollectahlc on the delinquent tax
list only $1(18.01. Such
a small
am unt of money left to turn over to
the pro|H*r officials as delinquent has
never yet been approached, in fact by
several
hundreds.
Other sheriff's
thought they were doing ex optional­
ly well when they got the «mount
down into the hundreds. Mr. Grant's
record i this p rtieular was a happy
surprise to every county ollher, and
one that In* «an well he proud of. It
will he pleasing to every taxpayer, and
tin* result wi I he that Mr. Grant will
he returned at the polls by proha by
the largest majority ever accorded a
candidate in this county, lie has
fairly won by earnest endeavor and
eoustant a d painstaking attention to
the office a reelection to hi* second
term, and the voters of Polk county
will see that he gets his reward for
earnest and iiut'riug labor. Vote for
Grant for sheriff and you vote for an
of Veer whom you know will fulfill ev
ery duty of the office without fear or
fa vor.
Coroner
U. L. CHAPMAN.
W A Y N E D. H E N R Y
PORTLAND HOTEL
DEMOCRATIC
CANDIDATE
For R ep res en tative
The man who pledges
himself to support the
peoples’ choice for
United States Senator
w i t h o u t individual
preference.
F.*E. MEYER
Democratic
Nominee
FOR
County Assessor
Dan P. Stouffer
Regular Republican
Candidate
FOR COUNTY TREASURER
One nf tin' most capable men over
iiomilintiil ill Bulk nmnlv lur the ultioe,
nf oimntv t renjinror in Dan IV Stouffer. , L
the Itepuhliean eamliilate in the iiroeent R
roil teat (or that otliee. He ia « man nf
line elerieul ability, anil an an exjiert
imokkee|**r and aecountant lie lias no
su,M'rior in the eountv Mr. Stouffer
was fit) auditor of Dallas for litany
vunra and hisnttitv reoords and aeeonnt
Isinks wen* models of neatness and
sn orarv. Durin* all of the years he
tilled thatoftieu, not one eent was Inet
hv the eity throuith error or eareless-
ness, and w hen the important suit was
hrou*ht to condemn a ri*ht-ol-wuv for.
the water works pipe line, the auditor’s j
reeords, whieh had Leen strongly |
attnekid hy tl...... pjs'sinji counsel, were
found to comply with local rei|uireinenta
jo every partienlar, and it was those
perfectly kept hooks that aided largely'
I I I the h’rillia
victories in lioth the
Circuit and Supreme courts. Owing to
his phyaical misfortunes, Mr. Stouffer
will not he able lo make a canvass of
the county and will prohably be able
to visit only those localities that can he
reached by train. Tois disadvantage
w ill not cost him any votes,however, is
he is well known In every precinct in
the county, and his friends everywhere
are royally working in Ids Isdialf. No
voter will make a mistake when he
marks hi hallot for Mr. Stouffer for the
It often happens that it takes years
for the citizens of a town to sec the
THE THREE “ L Y ’ FOR
value of permanent improvements,
WILLIE’S BOSS
and sometimes they never see them.
We have in mind a town not a thou­
sand miles away that has tiecn thus
hampered nearly all of its existence.
The property owners on the business
streets could see no advantages in put­
ting up bricks that would ornament
the town—their old ramshackle wood­
en ones were hringin j them in a fair
revenue and they could lend < ut the
money derived at good interest. Muddy
streets were a little unp! \isaut for all, |
hut paved streets cost money and they |
I were n< t going to spend dough if they |
im iM u tn n t «»ilice of U o u n t r y T r e a s u r e r .
could 1 * In it. Wood side and cross- I
— E d i t o r i a l f r o m P o l k i ’i o u n ty I B w e r v e r ,
walks a i ht not look so well, hut they j
MrtV 5, 1 "08.
came cheapci. Grass grown streets
Pa says : “The milk of human kind­ j were unsanitary and a constant men* j
ness as disf*m*ed by some |x*nple ace to the public health, hut they I
THE CELLAR FOR
tastes strongly of the can. "I*\e no
could let their cows eat it up. The LEAVES
tired that some rich men squeeze a
result was that said town instead of
FIRST TIME.
dollar so hard, when they take one
out to spend it. thev must make the
keeping pace with the growth of the
eagle sick. If ever I get a rich father
country
only «ontinued to hold tlo* . Her Ball Fans Especially Pleated
Rt‘|wbliran
I think I ’ll establish a school on
same population and business, where if
“ How to Live and Let Live.” This
Today.
( 'andidate
store is run on the “ Live and |g»i
they had been blessed with progressive
Live” nlan all right Everything is
For
marked in plain figures and sold on a O O m m M t M M
Wllh holding
To.!»»*, dispatch«. brio* th - Portland
very small margin of profit at the
th*
.lollrtr. their town m iih t
ll( the „.|tar sn.l a.I-
lowest prices lsissible, quality always
j» * t »» wrH h«v,- doubled or even ! vanrr* them to ««con.1 |.l»o*. This ia
13590686
considered My boss believes that
trcMdrd their husin««* amt population „,„*1 newa, aa wa w*ra afraid that rlob
quality is of first itnportwnce in select­
ing things to eat and drink. All irro-
The last year or *o there haa been an waa going to stick to their uanal hoodoo.
cers claim to sell the beat, hut w hen
awakeninir there, anil now tliev would
„
_ *’ *
PLATFORM
you get anything at Lnughary * -.tore
One F c r Each Lift.
you know you’ve got the 'wst and
not go hack to the ol.l rut for any
-I want a *,>-.1 revolver." began th*
Hi* In-*» work for the (ip-
that'« s o m e comfort these grafty
amount of money. Their to * n i« determined to« kin* man
times. We don’t have to tell you our
hiiiulin* » ml adv«n< ement
aleepv
no
longer.
It
will
have
many
"Ye*,
sir."
eatil
the
salesman.
“S
li
sugar ia pure cane. It meets the re­
of the pohi ie schools of
quirements of the law, is brands«!
M ock, ol « n e l, paced atn eta, radiating j
better mak. It a
Polk county
oaoe sugar.
railroad* are beromin* a certainty, nln„ rh, mh, r ,
to
,
W ILLIE
and a bright future ia before it. Ex< cat aext door."-Loudon Kxpieaa
PORTLAND
CRAWLS
OUT.
H. C. Seymour
C onvalescents need a larg e am ount o f nourish­
m en t in easily digested form .
S c o f f ’ s L m u i s i o n is pow erful nourish*
m e n t— highly con cen trated .
it m akes bone, Mood and m uscle without
putting any tc.x on the digestion.
ALL D R U O d fS T S l bOc. AND » 1 .0 0 .
UNDER THE RIG CLOCK.
¥
if
T"v
^tiirSnu^fH^ildLri:»:: What Our County Officials nave Done
T. K. CAMPBELL.
D E M O C R A T T IC K E T
The question in not whether the
women have u right to vote, blit it is
whether we |ntve a right to compel
them all to vote at the dictation of a
very »mall minority of their own num­
ber. It i» certain the vast majority of
our women do not wish the ballot. The j
laws for the protection of women are
improving steadily with the year» ami j
every interest of hers iu as well safe­
guarded as that of any man. If you
wish to protect the right» of women, ask I
yourself today, does my wife want to 1
vote, does my »i»ter. floe» niv mother
claim It to he her privilege? It they do
not, w hat right have I to compel them
to do it by ballot?
But it is said we need the ballot of I
woman to aid us in government. But ^rvrv
Thursday:
W. L Bice, Independence.
F. M. Dunlap, Dallas.
Friday:
C. L Crider, Dallas.
Mrs. U. L. Crider, Dallas.
J . H. llawley, Munumuth.
R. 11. K »x, Independence.
A. O. Taylor, Lincoln.
Mr». A. O. Taylor, Lincoln,
Saturday :
H. F. Folsom, Lincoln.
E. Bennett, Independence.
U. F. Ilovfpupp, D.illas.
( ’. II. Bai fie.*», Iiall.is
Mrs. ('. H. Barnes, Dallas.
N. li. Harris Dallas.
R. H. (iellatly, Dallas.
Sunday;
L. F. Than», Independenc.
() Dehaven, Dallas.
Monday;
( Stafrin, Dallafi.
Dr. W. S. Cary, Dallas.
VV'. Boots, Monmouth.
II. C. Seymour, Dallas.
R. A. Wallace, Dallas.
Mrs. R. A. Wallace, Dallas.
Ethel Carnes, Dallas.
Tuesday :
J. <). Ilayter, Dallas.
E. C. Kirkpatrick, Dallas.
Mrs. E. C. Kirkpatrick, Dallas.
Christy Balineier, Dallas.
Thursday:
1!. E. Leham and wife, Independence.
(i. L. Mc.Vlurphy, Falls City.
E. Duganne,Independence.
Patrick, Independence.
S. K. Melter, Dallas.
W. I. Reynolds
Democratic
Nominee
for
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
Your support
respectfully
solicited
C , L. H A W L E Y
Republican
Candidate
A dvertising under this head i cen t a word
t'Hfli insertion
i r o n runt -pnstnru lumi. Those who desire
*
koimì pHsiuru land, see J . U. T rent on the
M2S
Dolplt farm .
U 't'O li Choppers w anted—Will pay ^1.2.1
’ ’ cord tin < uttiiiK oak wood—Ad<’ ’
J. (i,
T r e n to n the Dolph place
M2»
A
U PANTED—
d airy .
»food youiiK
1 »eniocralic
(aiutiti« te
County S ch o o lr
For Second
Term
¡Loci!!
and have every­
thing to satisfy
your wants
CO FFEE
Your grocer must
poor coffee; v.e can’t
be ci nifo-tahie; but
needn't seii it to you.
Your grocer re ru n s your mo my if you don’t
like ¿chilli.nf s R est: we pay him.
MAKE YOUR OWN STOCK FOODS BY USING
SK ID O O H O R S E AND C A T T L E T A B L E T S
Crush and mix in feed or salt. Proper dose in tablets
Makes
Your
Stock
Look
Like the Top
Price
F o r H orses, Cattle, Sheep, Swine and Fow ls. They are made from the active principle o r the
condensed essence of the drug. They don’t contain Sawdust, Ashes, Chop Feed o r Bran. A rc just
as good when 10 y ears old as when 10 days old. Th ey com ply with all pure drug laws. Ask for
and try once S K I D O O Condition Tablets, o r S K I D O O W orm . Kidney. Chicken Cholera,
Blister, Cathartic, H eave. F ever, H og Cholera, D istem per, Pink E y e, Colic tab letso r Louse Powder,
Spavin Cure o r Barb W ire Liniment. Distributed by T H E B L U E B E L L M E D I C I N E C O .,
Incorporated; Capital Stock $300,000.00; Watertown, South Dakota, U. S. A.
F or Sale by R’A V &; C O ., L a iia s, Oregon
GOOD COW for sah* by Mrs. J o h n Frak cs,
D allas, O regon.
M2H
CÌ KYH KAI5 K O. I. c hoars for sale.
*•’ Mallard, 21 m iles east of Dallas.
Now is the time to save money
wINtiEK C,»mb Muff O rpington egg. |1 for
' J K. Reezley, Falls City
THE CITY FEED STORE
i» the place to save money. A full line of all kinds of mill feed and
grain kept in stock at all times. Garden and field seed, Hour and poultry
supplies. Get a can of Prussian Lice Killer and use in your chicken
house. You will he surprised to see how many more eggs yon will get.
I L'OR sale Ri
R -gistered
Poland C h ina hoars and
uii
i'l ex
i ch a n g e for row s th a t will hi*
I » * s sows.
ou-
W i’l
fresh early this fall. L . E. H ew itt, M onm outh.
TF.
J . M . L/DIC, Proprietor
j L'OR S A L E —Two good cows giving m ilk and
! * will he frt'.-h in April and May. One and >«
half m iles north of D allas, on rou te 1. Mrs. F.
1 M. Dunlop.
tl
COK M.-iIN A OAK S T R E E T S
Mantle Bed for Sale.
N oak folding bed in good eond ition, good
m atO v'S and s p rin ta K uquire of L. A. I
Mathews. n.oni
h tafrin b uilding, o v er Simon
| fon »V S cott’s groeery.
\
\ N established agen cy for th e sale of a ver\
‘ » m eritorious artiele th at can hr sold in b u ­
siness nouses, offices am i private houses. On- I
Iv busir . t o f the kind in th e city . E xclu siv e I
rig h t tt» one p arty. Can tte hsm ileti by eith er
la ly op gentlem an . This is an exet ptional «»|*-
p ortunity for som eone it» get a «tart iu a very
profitable business with a very sm all am ount
of cap ital
It i« w orth In vestigating. Address
P o . box 2frt>. D allas, Oregon.
Final Settlement.
OTICF. is hereby given th at th e undersigned
as e x e c u trix of th e estate of E. P Gwinn.
deeeasesi. has tiled her final aero u n t in the
county eoort <»f th e state of O regon, for the
county of Polk am i th at Satu rd ay Ju n e 20
p.kM. at th e hour of to o’eloek in the forenoon
of said d ay at the '*ourt room of th e sani co u n ­
ty co u rt, in D allas, O re*.m . has been appoint-
e*l ti y sai'l cou rt as th e tim e atei place for the
h earin g of objection* to said linai accou n t, and
the settlem ent thereof.
Dated and puh luh ed first tim e May 21. 1<H*.
IDA M n .i .R E Y ,
E x e c u tr ix of th e last will and tes­
tam en t of E. P. Gwinn, de
\
For Sheriff
e n a ter
to tha
bull—H olm an ’»
ti
A Small business lot Sale.
J. M. GRANT
. self a > administrator granted; W. V.
I Fuller, William Me!lardy and C. O.
Tennis appointed appraisers.
T J Hayter et nx to Eliza J Fuller
Estat* s of David and Lawrence Davis
land in D a lla s .............
$ 100 deceased—bond filed and approved; l.
0 W Matthews to Alice Farrier
S IV tvjobn, Willi Rowel! and VV. L.
lots in Falls C ity.....................
100 Pettyjohn appointed appraisers.
William Fugate to George FShaw
4 acres, t 8 s, r 5 w ...................
410 ;
¡V!\rria(;e Licenses.
Peedee Lumber Co to 1) 1) Good
Henna» C. Lipman and Helen J.
one-third interest in land in
t 9 s r 6 w......................................
100 W- rd
Cleve Prather ami Lucy B »Iter.
Conrad & Schaffer to 1) D Good
Fre ! M. iiorden and Anna Sam merur.
one third interest in land in
t 0 s, r 5 w
100
T C Shaffer et ux to I) I) Good
Patents.
one third interest in 150 acres
r. s, to Spenser & Farrell.
t 0 s. r fi w....................................
100
R F Robinson to J W Robinson,
35 acres, t 8 s, r fi w .......
710 !
Picnic Postponed.
Matthew Digby et ux to W C
Brown, 19 acres, t 7 s, r 5 w'
fiOO Owing to the inclement weather of
W 0 Brow n to Matthew Digby,
lest Saturday, the school picnic and
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monument unveiling arranged to be
W K Kellogg et ux to T 1, Wil­
liams, land in t fi s, r 3 w
4800 held at Riekreall had to be postponed.
G W Conkey et ux to G F Ratliff
The weather on that day was fairly
et ux, lot in Dallas
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I clear and sunshiny, but the damp con-
G B Lyb* et uxto i> \ Kaegi et ux
1070 dition of the grounds rendered the hold-
10 acres, t 7 and 8 s, r 5 w
; ing of the picnic entirely impracticable.
Charles W Boyle to VV S and Mar­
tha J Carv, 11 acres, t 7 s, r 5 w 937 School Superintendent Seymour in-
j forms us this morning that he has de-
Probate Court.
| eided to hold the picnic on June 5th.
Adoption of Julia R. and Lottie R. It was proposed at first to adjourn it
Ferguson, minors—-petition of Mr. and
Mrs. G. E. Lawson for adoption of min­ until May 24th, but for various reasons
thi« ha« been deemed inadvisable. One
ors granted.
Ksbileof A. F. Stoner, deceased— reason is that it would be imposible to
Elizabeth Stoner appointed administra­ secure the speakers desired for that
trix ; W. R. Black B. F. Lucas and T. date, and another is that such date
S. Burch appointed appraisers.
would so break into the school week as
Estate of Martin Lawney, deceased—
b'*nd filed and approved ; Frank Quen- to cause confusion and suspension of
!'1"' <lnO menthnieil «-cm? to
el, Fabian Queue! and Daniel KeMnsuii J
appointed appraisers inventory -and | meet all requirements, and good weath­
appraisement filed and approved.
er then will prohably he assured.
Estate of E. P. Gwir.u, deceased—fi­
nal account tiled and set for hearing '
June 2ffth at 10 o’clock a. in.
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Estate of Emily Foreman, deceased—
inventory and appraisement filed and
approved.
Guardianship of John Cerny, minor— j
inventory and appraisement filed and
a p prayed.
Estate of John E. Davidson, deceased
—report, of sab* of real estate approved 1 1
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and confirmed.
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Estate of Verna Schindler, deceased
—report of administrator filed ami ap-
proved,
Estate of Lincoln McCoy, deceased—
inventory and appraisement filed and
approved.
Estate of William H. But/., deceased —
petition of H. 8. Buiz for admission of
will to probate ami appointment of him-
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NEW TO-DAY
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
From Polk County
ARRIVALS
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