DeW ITT'S KIDNEY AND BLADDER. PILLS FOR.
BACKACHE
S T A . F B 11 T . ID a .ll» .» , O re g ro x i
S o ld . T o y
Glen Butler is down from
' Ronde farm.
A full line of muslin underwear at
DO YOU REMEMBER THOSE
the Emporium.
GOOD BARGAINS YOU GOT AT
Oyster shell grit food for chickens,
old ami young at Lnighary’s.
day if possible
Now is the time to be ordering your
hop checks. We print any kind.
Rev. M. F. Dixon has sold his fine
Mrs. Henerietta Ellis, of Salem, is vis
driving mare for $200 to Grocery man
iting her daughter, Mrs. N. L. Butler.
W. A. Irvine, of Salem.
DeWitt’s Little Early Risers are small
last year? We are prepared to treat you just
A box of shells was left in some store
[fills, . e a s y to t a k e , g e n t l e a n d s u r e
p‘i
a couple of weeks ago. Will the finder
as squarely this year.
by Conrad Stafrin.
F o r h e a d a c h e D r. M ile s’ Anti-Pain F ills. please phone this office.
DeWitt’s Carbolized Witch Hazel
I. J. Claggett, of Independence, is vis
Dr. Donoboe, dentist, Uglow building.
Salve is tlie best thing to use for piles.
iting at the home of his sister, Mrs. S.
Sold by Courad Stafrin.
Leon Elder is back from working on F. Kerns.—Eugene Guard.
It is said that one or two hop yards the Willamina railroad.
Presiding Elder Wire, of Eugene, de
began picking hops to-day, although all
Mrs. Phelps, of Lincoln county, is vis livered two eloquent discourses at the
acknowledge that they are yet too green. iting her son. Arthur Phelps.
Methodist church last Sunday.
Ours is soon to be a city beautiful.
Miss Pauline Olin, of Vancouver, is
Larger and heavier engines are being
to the lowest notch, consistent with the quality of
Those cement curbs on all business here visiting relatives and friends.
nit in on our freight trains, one of the
blocks
will
help
the
looks
of
things
won
goods we sell.
Hops are reported extra free of foliage jig new ones being expected up tonight.
derfully.
this year, and without vermin or mold.
At the election in Vermont Monday
When you want prescriptions filled
Andrew Andrews has returned from the republican majority was materially
by a competent druggist, one who is
reduced. Straws show the direction of
careful and knows what he is about, go Eastern Oregon, and so has Ned Shaw . the wind.
to Conrad Stafrin’s drug store.
Miss Edna Morrison has been visit
Deputy Sheriff Ri liter was at Falls
Mr. Alvin E. Kimball was recently ing Miss Madge (¿roves at Independence. City yesterday, where he was called as
married in Portland to Mrs Rose Ham
O. F. Turner, of Ballston, has sold a a witness in a civil case before Justice
mond, the ceremony being performed at fine span of horses to Henry Savory for Hubbard.
with a full line of Heaters, Ranges and Cook
the Unitarian church bv Mr. Baker.
$400.
General Manager O’Brien and a par
itchen, Pan-
Stoves, also useful articles for the Kit
I am back from Photographers Con
Harry Byers is back from a timber ty of S P. officials were in town yester
try and Laundry, all High Grade Tools, Farm ma
vention with all the new ideas and latest eruise near Grants Pass with John Van- day on a tour of inspection of their Ore
"what is.” Any wishing pictures I am Oredel.
gon lines.
chinery, etc., Not wishing to carryover any ye-
ready for them.—T. J. Cherringtun. S3
Mr.
Oliver
Webster
was
over
from
Dennis Caldwell now occupies the
hicles or Implements, we are prepared to give
A jolly party of young men left Tues near Independence yesterday to get the room lately vacated by the Butler &
you the best prices on these.
day morning for a week’s hunting and posters for his sale.
Dunn real estate company, with his ci
fishing at Ocean Park. They were Bob
L. D. Daniel yesterday received a fine gar stand.
Easigt Walter Muir, Ted Aldridge, Fluvd
line of pianos, direct from the manu
The sidewalk around what is known
Myer, and L uis Carter.
factory in Massachusetts.
as the old corner saloon is being torn up
Kodol will, without doubt, make your
Mrs. Elmer Hoag and daughter, of tlds morning for the putting down of a
stomach strong and will almost instant
cement walk.
ly relieve von of all the symptoms of in Tillamook, are visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wells have as their
digestion. Get a bottle of it today. It A. II. Harris south of town.
is sold here bv Conrad Stafrin.
Prof. Reynolds was over from the re guests Mr. Lee Briggs, of Livingston,
¿Ji
ijr
school Sunday. He reports lots of Montana, and daughter, Mrs. Reed, of
1 have the latest improved drop head form
Snohomish, Wash.
work there, hut to his liking.
Singer
machine,
traded
in
on
a
new
ro*
* * * * * * * * * * * ♦ * * . ? * • * ♦ » * * ♦ ♦ * * * tarv White. The party paid $32 less Hon. N. F. Gregg, of Ballston, was in | Clark Groves is now sole owner of
than two months ago. Can now be town yesterday to get his hop checks, j the soft drink establishment on the cor
ner of Main and Mill, T. C. Stockwell
He will begin picking Tuesday.
bought for $21 at L. D. Daniel’s.
having sold his interest.
Good, nearly new buggv, and set of |
DeWitt’s Kidney and Bladder Pills
Mrs. Morin, of Southern Oregon, is
are for weak back, backache, rheumatic new buggy harness for sale by L. I).
S3 erecting a dwelling on the 10-acre tract
pains, inflammation of the bladder and Brown, Dallas, Oregon.
she recently purchased of her brother,
all other annoyances due to w eak kid
Mrs. E. S. McAllister and daughter,
neys. They are sold by Conrad Stafrin. Dorothy, have gone to Sedo-Wooley, Mr. A. H. Harris, near town.
Schuyler Miller, who has been brake-
Will R. Jones, of Monmouth, former Wash,, where Mr. McAllister is employ
ing on one of our S. P. passenger trains,
ly in the employ of the California Fruit ed.
and w ho recently moved to Portland, is
and Canning Company at Sacramento,
Miss Hazel Chapman, of Sheridan,
has accepted a position with Owen Beam and Miss Betina Nelson, of Portland, now running on the Osw ego local.
in tiie grocery store here as clerk.—Al are visiting the formers sistei, Mrs. Nez
S. W. Doughty was badly hurt by
bany Herald.
falling from a ln-use on which he was
Dale.
working at Monmouth Tuesday. Two
“ Dad” Shope is now a resident of
M. Hayter. dentist, Wilson building.
Kennedys Laxative Cough Syrup does
Miss Franc Newman left Tuesday for ribs were broken and his shoulder
8c io.
not constipate like most of the old fash Falls City, where she will be the guest crushed.
F o r h e a d a c h e D r. M ile s' A n ti- P a i n F ilin I
This office can furnish you indexed ioned cough cures, but on the other of Miss Ethel Tooze.—Woodburu Inde
Something in post cards at Daniel’s.
hand it gently moves the bowels and at pendent.
J. L. Collins, Luther Grounds and
books of all kinds.
the same time heals irritation »nd al
John Ritcher went over to Buena Vista
Hev. J. W. Craig is now located at j
John Robbins was over from Inde Tuesday to apportion the Martha B.
Yesterday
w
as
the
anniversary
of
the
lays
information
of
the
tii
roat.
Sold
by
Junction City.
pendence yesterday and came i.i to sub Davidson and A. J. Richardson part of
great London fire of 1666.
Conrad Stafrin.
scribe. He reports their town as full of an estate.
September records now ready at L. D.
Get your tire set at Fred. Wagyier
Albyn Esson, brother of our city re hop pickers.
Daniel’s store.
the household tire-setter, in 15 minutes corder and pastor of the Christian church
“ You can bet your life on this—the
Mr. F. B. Mathis, of Perrydale, was next sen itor from Oregon will be a re
Born, August 26th, to Mr. and Mrs. or while you wait.
at Silverton during the past two years,
up Tuesday to order his hop checks. publican and not a Democrat.” Tints
Victor E. Fink, a daughter.
has
resigned
his
work
there
and
after
a
Mrs. Anna Glaze, who has been visit
He reports several yards as not running does G. Clyde Fulton, brother of Sena
Linn county hop growers have decid ing her sister, Mr. D. B. Richardson, for few days visiting with relatives in the in that section.
tor Charles VV. Fulton, disclose of the
ed to pay 75 cents a hundred for pick the last six weeks, has returned to her state will leave for Paris, III., where he
will serve his old congregation.—St.
Mr. W. M. Elliott and bride were ten question of the United States senator-
Prineville home.
ing.
Johns Review.
ship.
dered a reception last evening at the
John Belt, father of Prof. H. H. Belt,
I*. A. McNeil has changed liis address
Mrs. Kantner and little sou, the wife home of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Morrison
Harry Benson, of Grand Forks, North
to 628 McClellan street, Wansen, Wis our county school superintendent, is
by the members of the Methodist Dakota, who has been attending the
putting in an up-to-date drug store at and son of Prof. Clifford Kantner, chu rch.
consin.
in
company
with
her
mother,
Mrs.
lawyers convention at Seattle, was in
Willamina,—McMinnville T-R.
Henry Campbell and family have re
Whiteaker, were down from Indepen
About 15 men of Company H. spent town Tuesday for a short visit with his
turned from a pleasant month’s outing
J. P. Irvine was home to vote last : dence the first of the week visiting with last Sunday morning fixing their rifle uncle, Mr. J. J. Wiseman. Until 16 he
Monday. He has been spending the | Mrs. W. It. Carter at Chehalein Center. range. It is a good one and has a eon lived with Mr. Wiseman, and they had
in the Cascades.
summer alxwe Independence ranching,
There was a well attended dance at and had not been home since last elec Mrs. Kantner and Mrs. Carter are sis venient hillside for a back ground for not met for 19 years.
the bullets.
the skating rink Saturday night—the tion time.—McMinnville News Report-; ters.—Newberg Graphic.
first of the season.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. McLaughlin ar
Physicians to Organize.
Both members of the firm of Camp
er.
rived here this week from San Jose, bell & Hollister took the train Satur
On next Monday evening the mem
Mrs. E. V. Dalton and Mi«H Lucile
Cal.
coming
overland
in
their
automo
day morni g for Portland. We tried to bers of the medical fraternity of Polk
have returned home from their summer | Charley Bell bad quite a smash up
while coming home from the circus bile, and will visit here several months. find out what they were up to, but
outing at Newport.
and Yamhill counties will meet in Dal
Thursday. He luckily, escaped with Mr. McLaughlin is an old Sheridan boy could not do so.
Alderman F. J. Coad went over to only a few bruises, hut his bicycle was and was at one time proprietor of The
las for the purpose of perfecting an or
The W. C. T. U. will meet at 2:30 a.
Newport Saturday to close up his sum badly broken up. He w as run into by Sun. He is now extensively engaged in
ganization for mutual benefit. Besides
mer cottage and bring back hi*« wife and an auto.
construction and contracting work in m., Tuesday, September 8th, at the the state organization, a number of
daughter. They returned Monday.
San Jose and thinks that Californian home of Mrs. J. G. VanOrsdel. All counties in Oregon have organizations,
J. E. Sibley, of Dallas, president of city is one of the most agreeable places members are requested to be present
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Whiteaker, who the Consolidated Mining company, was in which to live on earth.—Sheridan as there is special business totransact. and now it is proposed to unite our ail
jacent counties in one. There are 27
have been visiting relatives in and near the guest of C. L. Starr in the Capital S u n .
F. S. Ramsey Tuesday brought home physicians resident in the two counties,
this city have returned to their home City yesterday. Mr. Sibley is a former
An enthusiastic young dairyman and the Griffiu-Hubbard Ocean I'aik out and probably mostof them will be here
at Indepe idence.—Corvallis Times.
county judge of Polk county.—Salem cattle breeder in Oregon is Walter ing party, ami Wednesday brought in that evening. The purpose of the or
K. L. Gaines, from Falls Citv, rented
Domes, son of A. F. Domes, proprietor from Ellendale the families of Chas. ganization is for social affiliation, to
and Marion Syron, the Sweeneys and bring the doctors in closer touch with one
the Martinv building for a moving pict
Ed Hibbs. the popular station agent, of Cloverdale farm, near McCoy. Ore his ow n.
another, to exchange ideas and experi-
ure exhibition, which will commence as has resigned his l.osition and with wife gon. He was a caller at the Homestead
soon as the electric light plant is in will leave shortly after the first for office one day last week, having come to
The people will continue to rule ences, etc. It wiil certainly prove ben
eficial
to all concerned.
operation.—Tillamook Headlight.
Sheridan, Ore., near which they have Salem to interview the secretary of the through tiie republican party, says the
Oregon State Board of Agriculture for | Salem Statesman. We guess not. The
secured
a
dandy
fruit
ranch.
It
is
re
Mr. J. B. Nunn and daughter, Ruth,
the purpose of making entries to show
Shriners to go to Eugene.
got back Saturday from a week spent at ported D. L. Kilgore will be appointed ten of his registered Jersey cattle at the l>eople will do a little of the ruling from
now on and not leave it all to the repub
Seaside and the Astoria Regatta. He agent.—Sumpter American.
On next Saturday the Shriners of
coming fair. The Domes have a choise lican machine.
says they had a fine time and the cele
Oregon will meet at Eugene to have one
The Independence West Side under lot. of Jerseys of all ages ; fifty-seven in
bration was a big success.
The O. H. Coho dryer starts up for
the present management is greatly im in number, thirty of which are milk
the seasons run to-day. They will em of the times of their lives. That hustl
producers
and
the
butter
fat
is
shipped
proved
in
both
mechanical
make
up
J. L. Castle & Company have dispos
ploy 15 hands and the outlook is for an ing city is preparing to give them a
ed of their hardware store to Harte, and reading matter. It is chuck full of to one of the large creameries in Port even larger business than last year, royal reception, and our members from
Devore & Company, of Lebanon. Tne well set ads, showing that the business land. Walter Domes will yet be fore They have contracted for 2,000 bushels Dallas w ill all be in attendance. They
new firm took posession last Wednes men appreciate the publisher’s energy most among the breeders of Jerseys in to dry from one man.
have not yet fully decided as to how
the Pacific Northwest.—Homestead.
and endeavor to boost the town.
day, August 26.—Dayton Optimist.
Miss Esther Stengel, of New York, they will get there, and may take a
special
car down the west side and up
Miss Naomi Stengel, a teacher in the
normal at Weston, and their mother, the east side with a big delegation from
who resides at Monmouth, have been Portland. Those going from here will
visiting with theiroh! family physician, be E. ( ’. Kirkpatrick. J. L. Sweeney,
W. R. ( ’raven, D. J. Riley, VV’. V. Fuller,
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Dr. A. V'. Fink, on Salt Creek.
Conrad Stafrin, G. N. Cherrington,
Kodol
will,
in
a
very
short
time,
en
Mark Hayter, and Oscar Hayter.
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able the stomach to do the work it ‘
should do and the work it should do is to
A Black Boom
digest all the food you eat. it makes
Will strike the city next Tuesday
the stomach sweet and it is pleasant to
0 take, It is sold here by Conrad Stafrin. evening at the Woodman hall when the
lient of a11 colored shows will amieur
wanted to see someone hot in and give one of their excellent perform
0 the If you
collar Tuesday, you should have j ances, for which they have been noted
taken a look at Kerslake Sc White. for the last twenty-five years. The
When they came back from lunch they Nashville Students does not carry a
found that someone had walked across hand to herald their appearance, as
the nice new cement walk they had their reputation is to well established.
just laid in front of their livery stable The word “ Nashville Students” stands
property.
for all that is good in the line of good,
clean comedy, sweet singing ami the
Mr. Floyd Ghormlc-y, representing best of dancing. Not a word said to
0 the Wiley B. Allen Piano House, of San offend any one. Secure your seats early
Francisco, arrived Tuesday to make at the usual price. Popular prices will
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Dallas hi- future headquarters for this prevail for this engagement.
section. He is accompanied by bis
1 family and they express themselves as
pleased with Dallas, its climate
i and location as a place of residence.
Fault’s H ardw are
Campbell & Hollister
W e Shave
O u r Profits
Y ou W ill Find
Us Stocked up
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Dallas
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DOINGS IN THE TOWN.
Comings and Goings of Citizens of Dal*
las and their Friends.
Statesman.
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Mr. Bryan proposes, if elected, to
' make John VV. Kern a member of his
cabinet. His original idea is that the
Vice-President nominated in a great
national convention should be some
thing more than an ornamental office
l*oy to the United States Senate. If the
Nebraskan were running the household,
he would make Mary Ann stop playing
the piano and help w ith the dishes.—
Success Magazine,
The Dallas Furniture Company will
hereafter be known as the Adams &
Brobst Company, Mr. Brobst having
purchased Mr Shoewieler’s interest in
the company. Mr. Brobst has had cort-
siderable experience in this line of work
in the east, and is in every way well
qualified to assist Mr. Adams in mak
ing their establishment a hammer.
He will continue his work on the city
road roller until the street work is fin
ished, Sol Blessing taking his place in
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CO FFEE
You can buy something
called “coffee'' at 10c lb
with 3000 miles of R R
freight from the roaster;
don’t.
Your grocer return* fo u r money If yon d o n ’t
like Sc bilbos'* Be*t we pay him
»mpany,
fph Paquat, George Gordon, John Keat
ing and J. VV. Sweeney, most of them
being from Portland. The first named,
Venke & Taylor, of Hillsboro, were the
only ones to total their bid, it being
$17,983.75 cents for the job. The others
gave no totals, simply bidding on each
portion of the work. This being the
case, it was impossible last night to fi
gure out w ho was the lowest bidder, and
on motiou of Councilman Ellis, his
honor, the mayor, the finance committee
and the city engineer were placed in
charge of the matter, they to make a
report to an adjourned meeting of the
council this evening, when tiie bid will
in all probability l»e let to the lowest
bidder, providing he is a responsible
party and his hid accompanied bv check.
The bids last night were accompanied
by checks ranging from $1500 to $2000,
except one.
\ BARGAIN—-flu full blood 8. V. W. Leghorn
hen s. Fi ih > lay ers, 1-year-old, 5o reu
¿ach.—F red Bo yd* to n , D allas.
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U /H EN you w an t y o u r ho m e raised o r moved
»» call o n Weld« >n B lack, D allas. M utual
ph o n e 284.
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C ER V U ’EABLE t). I. C. b o ars for sa le .—C. I.
>3 B allard , 2¿ m iles ea st o f D allas.
S ate Ash, m a p le a n d a b le r w o o d —Evan
F OR E vans,
D allas. P h o n e, E ast 35.
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Auction Sale.
I WILL sell a t n y farm 3 m iles so u th of Rick-
• reu ll on th e D allas a n d In d ep en d e n ce road,
on S a tu rd a y , S ep te m b er 19, 1908, a t 10 o ’clock,
a. m., th e fo llo w in g p ro p e rty :
One 8-year o ld filly, -1 2-year o ld colt, 2
y e a rln g colts, 1 buggy horse, 4 to w s, l 3-year
old heifer, 1 y ea rlin g h eifer. 16 h ea d of sh o ats,
1 brood sow. 8 sows a n d pigs, 1 M cCormack
b in d e r, n ea rly as good as new . 1 m ow er n ea rly
new , 1 n ik e n e a rly new , 1 good buggy, 1 goon
c a rriag e, l d isc plow . 1 16-inch plow . 1 12 -inch
plow , 1 p o ta to plow , l c u ltiv a to r seeder, 1 clod
m ash er, 2 h arro w s, 2 g a rd e n c u ltiv a to rs, 1
w agon n e a rly new, \ sets of h arn ess, 1 fan n in g
m il! an d o th e r farm in g u te n sils too n u m e ro u s
to m e n tio n . H o u seh o ld goods also too n u
m ero u s to m e n tio n . Free lu n ch a t noon.
T erm s of sale; All stuns of $10 a n d u n d er
c a s h ; all sum s ov er $lo, b a n k a b le n o te on a
y ears tim e a t 8 per c e n t in te re s t a n d •> p er cen t
d isco u n t for cash .
OLIVER WEBSTER
MILLARD W H ITE
A u ctio n eer.
Final Settlement.
V O T IC E is h crcb v g iv e n th a t th e u n d ersig n -
iN ed h as filed h is final acco u n t as a d m in is
tr a to r w ith w ill a n n e x e d of th e e s ta te of T h o m
as M. H ailey, d eeeased , a n d F rid ay , th e lHth
d ay of S ep tem b er, 1908, a t 10 o ’clock a. m ., of
said d ay , at th e c o u n ty c o u rt h o u se of Polk
c o u n ty . Oregon, lias been fixed by H on. Ed F.
Coad, ju d g e of th e c o u n ty co u rt for said c o u n
ty as th e tim e a n d p la ce for th e h e a rin g of th e
sam e. All p erso n s in te re s te d in said m a tte r
a re h ereb y n o tified to a p p e a r at said tim e an d
show cause, if an y th e re be, w hy said acco u n t
sh o u ld n o t be ap p ro v ed a n d th e e s ta te settled
a n d closed.
D allas, O regon. A ugust 18. 1908.
W. G. V ASS ALL,
A d m in is tra to r witli w ill an n e x ed
o f th e e s ta te of T h o m as M.
B ailey, deceased.
L. D. B row n, a tto rn e y for esta te.
At the adjourned meeting of the city
council held last evening for the pur
pose of opening bids for tlie contem
plated new sewers on Washington, Oak
and other streets, approximating some
five miles in all. the entire body oftieilic
of the city was present with the excep
tion of Councilman Myers.
On motion of Councilman Coad a ce
ment walk was ordered laid on the west
side of Main street, adjoining the D. C.
Crider property, 100 feet in length, and
Mr. Crider was cited to appear at the
second meeting in September and show
cause, if any, why such walk should not
be laid. This would make all walks on
that block of cement, the other proper
ty owners having announced their in
tention of at once building such.
A bid of 21l* cents a running foot was
received from Roy VVassom for the lay
ing of certain side walks advertised last
week. Consideration of the bid was
laid over until next regular meeting.
The council chamber was well filled
with interested parties to see opened
and read the bids for the new sewerage
system. A number of bidders have been
looking over the ground for the last few
days, and they were there in force last
night to see w hich one of their number
was successful in landing the plum.
Seven bids were presented, all but one
accompanied bv the necessary certified
check. The bidders were Venke Si Tay-
Final Settlement.
Sheriffs Sale.
NOTICE l* h ereb y g iv en th a t hy v irtu e of an
o rd e r issued o u t of th e co u n ty co u rt, of th e
s ta te of O regon, for th e co u n ty of F olk, at tiie
A ugust te rm th e reo f. 1908, c o m m an d in g m e to
sell th e sev eral tra c ts o r parcels of real p ro p er
ty h e re in a fte r d escrib ed , to w hich th e co u n ty
of P olk, h as ac q u ire d title by v irtu e of sale
th e re o f for ta x es, a n d m ore p a rtic u la rly d e
scrib e d as follows, to w it:
1—B eg in n in g 2 rod*, bo utii a n d 108 J feet east
of n o rth e a s t c o rn e r of J . K. D avidson d o n atio n
lan d claim , s o u th 182 feet, ea st 70 feet, n o rth
132 feet, west 70 feet to pin e.-o f b eg in n in g . Pt
of lot 7 an d 8. block 24, H ills, In d ep en d en ce.
2 — Lots 7 a n d 8, block 27, T h o rp ’s In d e p e n
d ence.
3 Lot 7, b lock 20, T h o rp ’s In d jpeiidence.
4 - L o ts , block 26, T h o rp ’s In d ep en d e n ce.
5—Lots 2, 3 4, block 2N a n d 4K. B uena V ista.
Now th e re fo re on
Saturday, September 5th,
1908, a t th e h o u r of 1 o ’clock p. m. of said «lay
in fro n t of th e c o u rt h o u se in D allas, polk
c o u n ty , O regon, 1 w ill sell th e ab o v e d escribed
real p ro p erty at p u b lic a u c tio n to tin* h ig h e st
b id d e r for ca sh in h a n d on d a y of sale.
W itness my h a n d th is 5 th d ay of A ugust. 1908.
J . M. GRANT,
Sheriff of P o lk C o u n ty , O regon.
Trustee’s Sale.
V OTIC E is h ereb y g iv en , th a t hy v irtu e of th e
A o rd e r o f H on. It. K. W illiam s, referee in
b a n k ru p tc y , m ad e o n tiie IStli d ay of duly,
1908, in the’ m a tte r of F ran k L. P rice, b a n k ru p t,
th e u n d ersig n e d as tru s te e in b a n k ru p tc y in
said m a tte r w ill, o n S a tu rd a y , tiie
5th day of September,
1908, In fro n t o f th e C o u rt house d o o r in th e
city of D allas, c o u n ty of Polk an d s ta te of O re
gon, offer for sale a t p u b lic a u c tio n , u n d sell
to th e h ig h e st b id d e r for ca sh in h a n d th e fo l
lo w in g d escrib ed tr a c ts of lan d s e p a ra te ly ;
B eg in n in g at th e n o rth e a s t c o rn e r of section
2 in to w n sh ip 10 s o u th , o f ra n g e 7 west, o f th e
W illam ette M erid ian , a n d ru n n in g th en ce west
160 ro d s; th e n so u th 256 ro d s; th e n ea st 6 rods;
th e n n o rth 22 ro d s; th e n c e cast 154 ro d s; tlu-n
n o rth 233 rods to tlie p la ce of b eg in n in g , and
c o n ta in in g 234 3-4 acres. Also tn e follow ing
tr a c t of laud : B eg in n in g a t th e co rn ers of sec
tion* 1, 2, 11 a n d 12 in to w n sh ip 10 Mouth, of
ra n g e 7 w est, of th e W illam ette m e r id ia n ;,
th e n c e n o rth 25.75 c h a in s ; th en ce west 38 50
c h a in s : th e n c e s o u th to th e r e n te r of th e Luck
la m u te r iv e r ; th e n c e d o w n said riv e r to th e |
sectio n lin e b etw een sectio n s 2 an d I I : th en ce
*ast _______
to _ th
g i in
____ e _ 1 p la ce t i of
i i i b i l e | k
ii n
i ll in
u g
g . . • .'-■Hid
h im
p parcel
n i i i of ■
la n d b ein g in section 2 , low riship 10 so u th ,
ran g e 7 west of tiie W illa m ette m e rid ia n and
c o n ta in in g 80 aeres. Also th e b illow ing tra c t
of la n d : T he n o rth w est q u a r te r of th e so u th
ea st q u a rte r of sectio n 3. in to w n sh ip 10 s o u th ,
of ran g e 7 w est of th e W illam ette m e rid ia n .
T h is tra c t is h eld u n d e r c o n tra c t of p u rch ase,
No. 0230 w ith th e O regon an d C alifo rn ia
R ailw ay C om pany, a n d of d a te A ugust 6th,
1901. Also th e follo w in g parcel o f la n d : The
so u th w est q u a r te r of tin- n o rth e a s t q u a rte r of
section 3. in to w n sh ip 1 0 so u th , of ran g e 7 west
of th e W illam ette m e rid ia n . T his tr a c t is
h eld u n d e r c o n tra c t of p u rch ase, No. 6218*
w ith th e O regon a n d C alifo rn ia R ailw ay
C om pany, an d of d a te ( h to b er 25th, 1901.
Hale of said p ro p e rty w ill begin at I <u
of said d ay .
K. C. M nTlM M ONItt
Trust«
Notice for h
i
Wes Vaughn leaves today to superin
tend the hop dryers on the E. C. Horst
ranch, of which Joda Morrison is mana
ger. They expect to begin picking Mon
day, and the Itemizer has printed 40,-
000 tickets for their use. Will Hinshaw,
of Falls City, will I hj head dryer.
BUSINESS COLLEGE
N
OTICE is h e re b y g iv en th a t th e u n d e rs ig n
ed lias filed h is final a c co u n t as a d m in is
tr a to r of th e e s ta te of W illiam W illiam s, d e
eeased, a n d F rid ay , S ep tem b er 4, 1908, a t 10
o ’clock a. m. of sa id d a y a t th e co u n ty c o u rt
h o u se of Polk co u n ty . O regon, h as been fixed
by H on. E. F. C oad, ju d g e of th e co u n ty c o u rt
for said co u n ty as th e tim e as p lace for th e
h e a rin g of th e sam e. All p erso n s in te re ste d in
said m a tte r a re h e re b y n otified to a p p e a r a t
said tim e a n d a n d show cau se, if a n y th e re be
w hy said ac co u n t sh o u ld not be ap p ro v ed and
th e esta te se ttle d an d closed.
D allas, O regon. A ugust 3, 1908.
K. O. RICHMOND,
A d m in istra to r of tJie esta te of
W illiam W illiam s, d eceased
L. D. Brow n, A tto rn ey for esta te.
New Temporary Schoolhou*«.
At a meeting Tuesday night of the
board of directors of school dietriet 2, it
was decided to put up a temporary
structure for the accommodation of tba
primary grades, it being impossible to
secure a room in which to house them,
and the present structure being over
crowded. The new building will be lo
cated on the south east corner of the
school lots, and will be built roughly,
but warmly and convenient. It will be
of only one story, about 50x25, and con-
tain two rooms. This will be made to
' do until such time as a new and larger
j edifice can be erected.
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