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D a W IT T <B> COMPANY
F o n IN D IG E S T IO N A N D D Y S P E P S IA .
U E L IE V E S S O U K S T O M A C H , B E L C H IN G . E T C .
I Mrs. Elizabeth Maxfleld passed away
; at her residence in East Dallas Sunday
morning, aged 78 years. She has been
i a resident of Dallas but a few weeks,
Let the people be ruled.
IcK ay, Falls City.
having moved here from Inde|»endence,
Mrs. McKay, Falla City.
County court ia in sejsion.
where the family had resided some 18
Lois
Osborn,
Independence.
I years. They had formerly lived near
Even Rock Creek went republican.
McCoy. Mrs. Maxfleld was born in Sunday:
F o r h e a d a c h e D r. M ile s ' A n t i-P a in P ills.
G. E. Thompson, Dallas.
Kentucky in 1830, coming to Oregon in
Mrs. Thompson, Dallas.
Go to the Vaudette for the best pic
Kur hnaband died , some ^ 18
Miss Holmes, Rickreall.
months ago in Independence. Eight
tures.
Ira
Mehrling, Falls City.
children blessed the union, of which
We have a new bulk syrup—guod—at five are now living, they being Mrs.
M onday:
Lough ary’s,
Wm. Hunter, now of Corvallis, Donald
C. S. Murray, Dallas.
A full line of muslin underwear at M., Samuel, May and Angie, of Dallas.
Mrs. Murray, Dallas.
The funeral services were held at Dallas
the Emporium.
Mrs. M. A. Stine, Monmouth.
Monday, and interment had at Bethel.
The Itebekahs will meet tonight in Mrs. Maxfleld was an estimable lady Tuesday:
T. Stine, Monmouth.
adjourned session.
and much respected by all who knew
R. E. Williams, Dallas.
Tiook for program of Electric Palace her. Her demise will leave a void hard
G. N. Cherrington, Dallas.
to fill and the bereaved ones have the
elsewhere in this paper.
B. F. Jones, Independence.
sympathy of the entire community.
T. Edgar, Falls City.
Dr. IIavter’8 dental office will be
W. N. Boots, Monmouth.
closed from the 9th to the 14th. His
Mrs. Boots, Monmouth.
patrons will please take notice.
R. C. De’ Armond, Independence.
F. J. Coad and P. A. Finseth left this
Sloper Bros., Independence.
The reading table at the Public Li Wednesday.
morning for Newport on business and
brary is well equipped with current
pleasure combined.
E. Jacobson, Dallas.
maguzines for the winter’s reading.
W. S. McMurphy, Falls City.
When ordering bread, ask for Dallas Among those which are to be found
J. T. Hughes, Falls City.
bread. For sale at U. 8. Lougharv’ s, there regularly every month are—Scrib
J. V. Dennis, Falls City.
Boyd & Sons’ , L. H. Shultz’ s and Sim ner's, McClure’s Outlook, Review of Re
onton & Scott’ s,
views, Harper's, Life, Y outh’s Compan
Blodgett’s shooting gallery wants tur ion, Red Book, Everybody’ s Mother’s
The skate masquerade at the Coliseum
keys and geese to be competed for from Magazine, Ladies’ Home Journal, Cos
now until the Holidays. Everybody mopolitan, The Housekeeper, Strand, last Tuesday night attracted a large
shoots at the popular placo of amuse Success, Technical World, Pacific Month crowd to watch the merrymakers and
ly, Saturday Evening Post, Christian hear the election returns. 'The floor
ment
Herald, St*. Nicholas. Four of these was filled with skaters in costume, and
Mr. Shultz is now installed In the publications are given by friends of the
until midnight the joy reigned supreme.
Williams brick. Pie surely has one of library and both the Polk County Ob
the nicest storerooms in town. lirge, server and Itemizer have donated. A Several nice prizes were awarded as fol
lows : Girls—nicest costume, Imo John
light and conveniently arranged. One glance at the above list will show that
o f the greatest conveniences is a pair of these magazines offer a wide range of son ; best skater, Leta Grant; best sus
tained character, Mrs. Henry Stump,
large platform scales in the back room. reading and everyone can find som e
an Indian woman ; best advertisiug cos
thing
to
his
taste.
Eight
of
theee
mag
The Oregon Society of the son’s of the
tume, Mrs. Geoff, representing Oregon
Boys—nicest
costume,
American revolution offer a number of azines are indexed in the Cumulative Woodman.
prizes to school children for essays on Magazine Index, a publication recently Leif Finseth, a Mexican; best skater,
four different subjects relating to that subscribed for and which offers inval Frank Syron; best sustained character,
period of our history. For further in uable aid to the student who wants to George M orton,soldier; best advertising
formation inquire of the school super use the magazine on file for reference. costume, Hugh Ayres, representing
I Ait the librarian explain to you the Hire’s Root Beer.
intendent.
plan of this index when next you are in
The Oregonian comes out flat footed quest of light on any topic. It is with
Oyster shell grit food for chickens,
today in favor of the next legislature great regret that the library manage
electing a republican senator and re ment has to complain of the loss of a old and young at Loughary’s.
jecting the people’s choice. Simply in number of its newest magazines and one
line with our prediction of a few weeks’ book carlessly left on the desk during
ago. Governor Chamberlain will not be the librarian’s absence this past week.
in the senate. The people have no say Such thieving was somewhat prevalent
COFFEE
in these matters.
aw hile ago and then it was decided to
G ood grocers like Schil
Flection returns were received at the close the reading room to the public ex
court house by a club of our business cept during the librarians hours unless
ling’s
Best, for it makes
there
was
an
abatement
of
the
nuisance.
men, at the Vaudette,- at the Colosseum
and at the Itemizer officeTuesday night. Such steps w ill have to taken now un
good-will
and not trouble ;
The others shut up at midnight, but less the city’s p^ouerty is left intact.
this office continued to get bulletin) un A contribution of $5 was received last
in case of complaint, the
til after 2, or until the service for the week toward the running expenses of
the library Irom Carey Hayter.
Portland papers ceased.
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Stoves, also useful articles f o r ' the Kitchen, Pan
try and Laundry, all High Grade Tools, Farm ma
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DOINGS IN THE TOWN.
Comings and Goings of Citizens of Dal"
las and their Friends.
money is ready.
Try Kodol today on our guarantee.
Take it for a little while, as that is all
you will need to take. Ktflol digests
what you eat and makes the stomach
sweet. Sold by 1’onrad Stafrin.
Rev. J. R. Knodell, assistant superin
tendent of the Oregon Anti Saloon
League, will speak in Dallas next Sun
An experienced nurse. Phone 355 day, November 8th, as follows: 11 a.
Mutual.
N26 in. M. E. church, 3 p. m., union servic
es of young people’ s societies at Chris
John Simonton is back from Eaitern tian church, 7;30 p. m., union meeting
Oregon.
of all the churches at Evangelical church.
Try a sack of White Lilly flour for sale \
Messers Graves and Beezley are busy
at Scott & Simonton’ e.
today soliciting for the prizes for our
Leon Elder is training a basket ball annual chicken show. It is thought
team at McMinnville.
best to make the awards this time of
cups, all suitably engraved,
and
Scott A Simonton carry White Lilly
that which would be more appreciated
flour, the product of the Rickreall mills by the winners than anything else that
and the best ever.
could be given. The idea is certainly a
Pleasant, sure easy, safe little liver good one. Such a prize is one that can
pills, are Dewitt’s Little Early Risers. be kept in the home and continually
stand as a menento and proof of the
Sold by Conrad Stafrin.
excellence of your poultry stock.
Use DeWitt’s Corbolized Witch Ha
zel Salve, it is healing, cooling and
A Burns paper informs us of the death
clensing. It is good for piles. Sold by of Oscar Swain at his home in that city
Conrad Stafrin.
last week of acute Bright’s disease, after
an illness of only a few hours. Oscar
Those on the roll of honor at the Con was born in Dallas June f>, 1883, and
cord school for October were John. In- was a son of Mr. and Mrs. Swain, for
wald and Sophia Schulson and Linnie many years residents of this vicinity.
Bowles.—Susie Bennett, teacher.
Besides his parents, he leaves a broth
The Rickreall flouring miils are now er and three sisters to mourn his loss.
His mother is a sister of Mrs. F. J. Coad
in full operation and are prepared to
and Mrs. D. C. Crider, of this city.
furnish you flour and feed. They do a
general exchange business and also o p
erate a feed mill at all times.
Kennedy’s Laxative Cough Syrup
moves the bowels gently. Contains no
opiates. It is pleasant to take, and
children especially like the taste, so
nearly like maple sugar. Sold by Con
rad Stafrin.
If correspondents will not sign their
names, they can expect to lose counts
in the contest, especially when there
are two from a place. Put your proper
heading on and and do not write on
but one side.
You can cure dyspepsia indigestion.
sour or weak stomach
in fact any
form of stomach trouble if you will take
Kodol oocasionallv. Try it today on
our guarantee, we know what it will do
for you. Sold by Conrad Stafrin.
Company H will give a dance at the
Woodman hall Saturday evening. An
cyehestra from Independence will fur-
nish the music, and an admission fee
of 75 cents for dancers and 25 cents for
spectators wiil be changed.
November record* at Daniel’s
Thanksgiving cards at Daniel’s.
M. Hayter. dentist, Wilson building.
F o r h e a d a c h e D r. M ile s ’ A n ti-P a in Pills
Something in post cards at Daniel’s.
Drown & Stout, lawyers, abstracters,
notary public. Collections. Uglow Bid.
This is a special invitation for you to
come in and hear the latest Edison
music at Daniel’ s.
Come in and let us equip your phono
graph witli Edison’ s latest discovery—
the four-minute records.
When you want prescriptions filled
by a competent druggist, one who is
careful and knows what he is about, go
to Conrad Stafrin’s drug store.
DeWitt’s Kidney and Bladder Pills are
unequaled in cases of weak back, back
ache, inflammation of the bladder, rheu
matic pains. Antiseptic and act prompt
ly. Sold by Conrad Stafrin.
The following pupils of Pioneer school
district were neither absent nor tardy
during October: Irene Lawrence, Le-
i>ha Blodgett, John Happe, Elizabeth
Heppe, Reneheart and Frank Dorn-
hecker, Freda, Oscar ami Frank Domas-
chofsky, and Edgar Williams.—Lydia
Campbell, teacher.
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While Lucy Ronco was going after
the mail the other day she saw a deer
fh her father’ s pasture at Peedee play
ing with the sheep. She went back and
got a gun, shot it in the back, and then
ran and caught it bv the leg. The school
children came to her assistance, cut its
throat and carried it home for her.
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Many startling surprises in political
circles occurred last Tuesday all over the
United States, chief of which was the
large majority accorded Taft in New
York, and assuring his election. Hughes
also got in for governor by a large ma
jority. The Republican majority in the
lower bouse of Congress has been de
creased by about 20. Tom Johnson was
again elected governor of Minnesota.
You can read all about it in your dailies.
We áre a little tired.
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Electoral College.
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TAFT ELECTED.
looks belter -w ea rs longer-
ond gives more
bodily comfort
becau se cut on
large patterns, yet
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the just a s g o o d kindsN
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Last evening at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. Smith Rev. M. I*. Dixon
united in marriage Mr. Win. P. Mc-
Bee and Miss Clara Guy. A large num
ber of this popular young couple’s
friends and relatives were present to
witness the happy event. The Smith
residence was tastefuljy and appropri
ately decorated with ahtumnal beauties,
nicely arranged and designed. Little
Hattie Smith acted as flower girl. Af
ter the impressive ceremony a delicious
lunch was served. The young couple
will at once l>egin married life on the
old McBee farm near town, Mr. and
Mrs. George McBee having moved to
town. The Itemizer w'ishes them every
joy in their wedded career that human
life is heir to.
In last week’s Itemizer we spoke of a
Dallas business firm giving a large or
der for goods, contingent on Taft’ s elec
tion. We mentioned no names, but as
the transaction , was soon known to
nearly everyone and as the Itemizer de-
i sires to l>e fair and impartial in all deal*
I ings with its fellow man, we think it
best to now give the facts as they oc-
I curred. The firm was that of Guy Bros.
! and the order was given to a drummer
for a lot of wire fencing. At the con-
j elusion of the bargain, one of the firm
I remarked, as he says in a joking way,
that the order was to be c.im oiled if
Bryan was elected. This wai overheard
by two of our most reputable citizens,
| democrats, and of course, made them
j mad, and was soon known all over the
city. We Itelieved then and so stated
that the remark was onlv made as a
I joke, but in the beat of the campaign it
was not so taken. Now in justice to
: Guy Bros., and to show they did not
mean anything by the remark we ap
pend two telegrams sent and received
on the day of election, and which are in
every way self-explanatory:
Dallas, Oregon, Nov. 3, 1908.
To the Pacific Steel and Wire Co.,
Portland, Oregon.
Reported our order for 120 rolls fence
con tain «! order, “ cancel if Bryan is
elected.
Wire facts at once.
GUY BROS.
your raoo«y tf you don't
To G eorge M. G ooch, A m elia G ooch , Eliza M.
Pornsife, E. C. K irk pa trick , M. V’ . K irkpa l-
rick. Y . A. Yost, T. J. Colson, H. G. C a m p b ell:
OTICE is hereby given that the city cou n cil
o f the city of Dallas, O regon, content pi iUti*
the passage of an ord in an ce requ irin g the im
provem ent
of
those
certain streets or
parts o f streets in said city adjacen t to
and a d join in g the herein below d escrib
e d lots or parts o f lo t s or parcels o f ground
in the m anner fo llo w in g to w it ; By the c o n
struction o f a new sidew alk 5 feet 4 inches
w ide (1) on the south side of that certain
street com m on ly know n as the cou n ty road
leadin g easterly from the east end o f Mill
street adjacen t to and ad join in g that certain lot
or parcel o f grou n d described as begin n in g HO
ft i t’north from the northeast corn er o f block it,
C on key’ s First A d d ition to D allas; thence east
149 fe e t; north 7$ feet; east 9S feet; north 50
feet to south bou n dary o f cou n ty r o a d ; thence
northw est a lon g south lin e o f said road to
p oin t due north from 1*. O. B .; thence south 204
feet to IV O. B. (2) on south side o f Mill street a d
jacent to and a d jo in in g that certain lot or par
cel of ground described as b eg in n in g 280 feet
north from the northw est corner o f block 9,
C on k ey’s First A d dition to Dallas, O regon ;
thence east 60 ft: north 100 f t ; west 60 ft; south
100 feet to I*. O. B .; (3) on the south side o f M ill
street a d ja cen t to and a d jo in in g that certain
lot or parcel o f grou n d described as begin n in g
216 feet east of the northeast corn er o f block
11 , O riginal Tow n o f D allas; thence south 100
fe e t; east 150 feet; north UK) f e e t ; west 150 feet
to place o f b e g in n in g ; (4) on the w est side of
Stum]) street a d jo in in g lots 1 and 2, block 17,
in E llis 'A d d itio n to D allas; (5) on the west
side of E llis street A d join in g lots 1 and 2, block
21 E llis 'A d d it io n to D allas; all in the city of
Dallas, Polk cou n ty, O regon.
That such sidew alks w ill be con structed of
lum ber at the tim e and in the m anner to be
hereinafter prescribed by said ordin an ce. That
the cost of said sidew alk w ill he assessed to
the a b ove described property fron tin g and
abu tting thereon. That the city c o u n c il w ill
sit in the cou n cil ch am ber in said c ity on the
16th day of N ovem ber, 1908, at 7:30 o 'c lo c k in
the evening, to hear and determ ine ob je ctio n s
him J rem onstrances thereto, if any there be;
aim that »ill ow ners and oth er persons in in
terest m ay attend at said tim e and place and
show cause, if any they have, w h y said side
w alk should not be con stru cted .
Done b y order o f the c ity c o u n cil o f the city
of Dallas m ade on the 2nd day o f Novem ber,
1908.
W itness m y hand and the official seal o f said
city o f D allas this4th day o f N ovem ber, 1908.
[ seal ]
L. D. BROWN.
A u ditor and P olice Judge
o f the Uity o f Dallas. Oregon,
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Guy Bros. Fence Order Contained
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Street Improvement Notice.
Two of Our Prominent Young Peo
ple Joined in Wedlock.
OILED CLOTHING
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MARRIED LAST NIGHT.
TOWERS
FISH BRAND
WATERPROOF
SOLD EVERYWHERE
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LAU GH AH Y’ S GROCKKY.
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A d vertising under this h ead i cen t a word
each insertion
You receive intense, direct heal
from every ounce ol luel burned—
there are no damp chimneys or long
pipes to waste the heat irom a
«'O RSALE ('H E A P -T h ir ty head of registered
C otsw old sheep, w ill take fresh cow s as
part pay. Siiiull band of goats for sale or let
on shares; five head o f tine bucks en titled to
register, A bargain. P h one, 1226, b ox 385,
Dallas.
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PERFECTION Oil Heater
UOR SA LE—An O regon ian m a il b ox at h alf
u price, Inquire at this office.
(E q u ip p e d w it h S m o k e le s s D e v ic e )
i/ETCH seed for sale c h e a p by U. 8. Grant,
V D allas.
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Carry it Irom room to room. Turn the wick high
or low— no bother— no smoke— no smell— automatic
smokeless device prevents. Brass lor.l holds 4 quarts,
burns 9 hours. Beautiiully finished in nickel or
japan. Every heater warranted.
C O R SALE---Som e English rve grass. In-
* quire o f H enry Clanrteld, D allas. M utual
phone.
OR rent, 206 acres, about 70 acres ca n be
plow ed . Cal on YanO rsdel & Cook,D allas,
for further partlleulars.
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. i . c . sw in e, p ig» cith er sex,
•1 to 6 m onths old , and M um m oth Bronz
tu rk eys.—C. 1. B ullard,. 2} m iles Southeast o f
Dallas, o n M otor lin e.
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C O R sale ch ea p —One team o f 10 year old
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Mares, good drivers and gentle, o n e is a
fine single driver. One 2 year old colt, geld in g,
com in g 3 in spring. W ill m ake extra line d r iv
er. o n e 3 year old, c om in g 4, A ll standard
bred. Inquire at A. H. H arris Jew elry Store,
Dallas.
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STANDARD O IL COMPANY
(Incorporated)
H ERE is a lirstclass horse shoer at Fred
W agner’s blacksm ith sh op . Give him a
trial an d be c o n v in c e d .
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O TTO F. L. HERSE
Citation.
TENOR
In the cou n ty cou rt o f tfie state o f O regon for
the cou n ty of P olk. In the m atter o f the es
tate o f E lizabeth Stoddard, d eceased; T o all
and an y u n k n ow n heirs o f E lizabeth S tod
dard, d e c e a s e d :
TN TH E NAME O F T H E S T A T E OF OREGON;
1 Y ou are hereby cited and required to a p
pear in the cou n ty cou rt o f the state o f O re
gon for the cou n ty o f Polk at the cou rt room
th ereof at Dallas, in the cou n ty o f P olk , on
the
Nature’s Own Singer
The Sweetest Songs
By the Best Composers
28th day of November, 1908,
In English, German an d
Irish Songs
at 10 o ’c lo c k in the foren oon o f said day then
and there to show cause if any there be w hy
the petition of the adm in istrator prayin g an
orfier d irectin g h,ut to sell the real estate of
said deceased described as follow s, tow it:
T h at tract or parcel o f land in tow n sh ip 8
south, o f range 6 west, W illam ette M eridian in
Polk co u iu y . O regon ,bou nded and described as
fo llo w s : B eginn ing at a p oin t on the section
line betw een sections 9 and 16, in said tow n
sh ip and range, w h ich is 35 ch ain s east o f the
corn er to sections 8, 9, 16 and 17; thence north
20 c h a in s ; th en ce east 25 c h a in s ; th ence south
20 ch a in s to the lin e betw een sections 9 and 16;
th en ce west on said lines 25 ch ain s to place o f
b egin n in g, con ta in in g 50 acres m ore or less,
sh ou ld not he gra n ted ; an d that sale thereof
m ay be m ade at private sale,
W itness the H on. Ed, F. Coad, cou n ty Judge
o f the cou n ty o f Polk, state o f O regon, with
the seal o f said cou rt affixed this 29tli day of
O ctober, 1908.
E. M. SMITH,
C ounty clerk o f Polk County.
[SEAL]
Oregon.
Assisted by
FRANK A. WHITE,
Pianist
ONE NIGHT ONLY
Notice.
50
Tickets 3 5 , 5 0 and 7 5
On Sale at STAFRIN’S DRUG STORE
M OTICE is hereby given to those w hom it
1' m ay concern that I w ill be responsible for
n o debts con tracted by nor the acts or deeas of
o f m y son, Th om as R. H inshaw , from am i aft r
this date.
N5
GEORGE W. HINSHAW .
Notice for Publication.
D epartm en t o f the Interior.
U. S. Land office at P ortland, O regon.
July 16, 1908.
N otice Is hereby given that Chetw ym l <’ .
Coad, o f Dallas, O regon, w ho, on July 16, 1908,
m ade T im ber Land a p p lica tion , No. 0 95, for
K | N W J Section 15 anti 8 E J 8 W 1, Section
10, T ow n sh ip 8 8, Range 8 W, o f W illam ette
M eridian, has filed n otice o f in ten tion to
m ake final proof, to establish cla im to the
land a b ove d escrib ed, before E. M. Sm ith,
C ou nty Clerk, at D allas, O regon, on the 23rd
day o f Deeeinber, 1908.
C laim ant nam es as w itnesses: N. It. Dale, of
Portland O regon ; E. M ulkey, of Blodgett, Ore
g o n ; U. S. L ou gh ary, of Dallas, O regon ; D. W.
D unn, o f D allas, O regon.
ALGERNON S. DRESSER.
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PRESENTS
The Alcazar Stock Co.
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Administratrix Notice.
:::SPECIAL ATTRACTION:::
N O T IC E is hereby given that the undersigned
l ’* has been app oin ted by the cou n ty court of
Polk cou n ty, state o f O regon, adm in istratrix
o f the estate of A ndrew J. Purvlne, deceased,
late o f Polk cou n ty, state o f Oregon.
All persons h a v in g cla im s against the es
tate o f , ! . • said d eced en t are hereby required
to present the sam e, d u ly verified as by law
required, to the und ersigned adm inistratrix at
the farm of said deceden t near Zona. Polk
cou n ty , state o f O regon, or to I*. II. D’ Arcy,
D’A rey b u ild in g , in the c ity of Salem , M arion
cou n ty, state o f O regon, w ithin six m onths
from the d a te o f this notice.
Dated, O cto b e r 22, 1908.
PAULINA F. PURVINE,
A d m in istra trix o f the »‘state o f
A ndrew J. Purvine, deceased
P. H . D’ Arcy,
A ttorn ey for A d m in istra trix.
Saturday, the 14th day of November
1998 in front o f the cou rt house in the city
o f Dallas, c o u n ty o f
Polk and state of
O regon, offer f«»r sale at pu b lic Auction, and
sell to the highest bidder for cash in hand the
fo llo w in g described tract o f land separately:
Beginning at the northeast corn er o f sec
tion 2 in tow n sh ip 10 south, of range 7
Wt st o f W illam ette m eridian, and running
th ence west 160 rod s; thence south 256
ro d s ; th en ce east 6 ro d s ; thence north 23
rods, thence east 154 rod s; thence north 233
rods to tin* place o f brginning, am i c o n
tain in g 231] acres.
The sale o f said prem ises Is m ade su b ject to
the m ortgage lien thereon o f W . A . M orehead
to secure the paym ent o f the sum of ?7'<o with
accrued interest thereon from the 16th «lay of
February. 1903. Mai«l m ortgage being o f record
on pag»- 401, hook X., Polk cou n ty record of
I was reading that property nev e
spoils a good boy, that it is easy to
stand hard work and hard times, be
cause that’s the onlv tiling you can <V>.
hut when prosperity and good times
come along, that’ s when the Fool-Killer m«>rtgages.
ban to work over time. I tell you if
Hale of said property w ill begin at 1 o ’cloc
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hard work makes a l>oy any good, I n th e aftern oon o f said «lay.
E. C. MrTIMMONDH.
| ought to be coming that way some. I
Trustee.
think I unpacked enough cereals yes
terday to stock an ordinary store.
; Now if any of you people can’ t feel
quite satisfied with the cereals vou are
eating, or if you are tired of eating pre-
i pared sawdust with excelsior trimmings
! cim e straight to our store, for certainly
| there never has been in tne history of
Dallas suet» a stock of good things to eat
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WOODMAN HALL, MONDAY EVENING, NOV. 9
WM. M. RASMUS
Register.
VTOTICE is hereby given, that b y virtu e o f the
order o f H on. R. K. W illiam s, referee in
ban kruptcy, m ade In the m atter o f Frank L.
Price, bankrupt, on the isth «lay of July. I'. loh
the.undersigned as trustee in ban kru ptcy in
said m atter w ill, on
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Woodman Hall, Thursday, Nov. 12,
fHEN you w ant your h om e raised or m oved,
ca ll on W eldon Black, Dallas. M utual
ph ou c 234.
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Trustees Sale
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