DeWITT’S KIDNEY AND BLADDER. PILLS FOR.
BACKACHE
S o ld .
BEAUTIFUL ART CALENDARS.
Weak Kidneys, Lame Bade
Inflammation of the Bladder
A WEEK'S TRIAL 25c
*n d
Following our annual custom of dis
tributing some token of remembrance
NEW TO-DAY
to our friends and patrons, we have
this vear secured the most beautiful
Advertising under this head 4 cent a word
art calendar that has ever been given in
Dallas. It is the prettiest thing that each insertion
we could get for you and we have n«>
apotogv t<> liiskf lor it 10 a work of art.
SALE—One driving horse and one Stude-
Cascade Fails, Yosemite Valley, by UOR
1 baker wagon, 34, good as new—Inqu ire of
Thomas Moran, is a masterpiece by the W. A. Fletcher, Buell, Oregon.
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foremost of American scenic painters.
The only favor we ask for it, is that
a lot o f oak grubs that w ill be given
you will give it the most prominent I Have
away to get them off the land.—U. 8. Or mt.
place possible. We haven’t the slight- Dallas, Oregon.
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S T - ^ r X l I i T . Z D a lla s . O r e g o n
Toy
DOINGS IN THE TOWN.
Comings and Goings of Citizens of Dal-
las and their Friends.
headache
Dr.
Miles'
F o r h eadache Dr. M ile s ’ A n ti-P a in Pills.
For
M. Ilayter. dentist, Wilson building.
Something in post cards at Daniel’s.
A n t i- P a in P ills
A lot of Christmas presents on the
fifth page.
Dr. Donohoe, dentist, Uglow building.
Moll’s hams, bacon, lard at Lougharv’s.
Company H. gave a well attended and
successful dance Saturday night.
est doubt hot that you will do this, B it
Dell Ellis, of Sheridan, has been vis
iting his brother, Hon. M. M. Ellis.
C H d ir ’l
fN M e r y
w ill
r e m a in
OpM
every evening next week until 9 o’clock.
Born, December 19th, to Mr. and Mrs.
W. W. Miller on the Luckiamute, a boy.
their first.
A couple of hoboes were nabbed by
Chief Odom Monday and sent into oth -1
er pastures.
Uncle Elisha Hughes suffered a stroke
of paralysis the other day and is in a
precarious condition.
Mrs. N. R. Dale came up from Port
land Tuesday morning on a business
trip, returning home in the afternoon.
The Dallas Mercantile Co. have a
Christmas cards by the thousands at fine line of furs this year.
L. 1> Daniel’s.
Ladies coats from $1 up at the Dallas
I in to Adams & Brobst to buy your Suit A Cloak Co., Riley bu Iding.
Christmas presents.
Brown it Stout, lawyers, abstracters,
Do not forget the big initiation and
Look inside the funny sheet for a list notary public. Collections. Uglow Bid. banquet at Woodman Hall next Tues
ot Christmas presents.
Have you put in a bid on that range day evening. Every Woodman should
Try a sack of White Lilly flour for sale advertised by Adams Brobst company be there.
on the fifth page?
at Scott & Simonton’s.
Frank Kersay acted as referee and
Don’t forget the hwg II umbrellas at Harry Byers as score keeper at the Wil-
A large stock of pictures to select
lamette-MuRnomah
basket ball game
the
Dallas
Mercantile
Co.
They
make
from at Adams & Hrobst Co.
in Salem Friday.
dandy Xmas presents.
We have already received our sixth
Company II will have a quarterly in
Will correspondents please head their
sack of the best walnuts ever at Ljugh-
■items. Half the time we cannot tell spection next Saturday evening pt which
arv’s.
all guardsmen must he present or put
! where they are from for certain.
Go to Shultz, thegrocer, and try some
up an awful good excuse.
The place to sell your second hand
of the White Lily flour— the best on the
goods is at Bartlett & Co’s. They pay
The Holbrook boys on the H. G.
market.
the highest price. Phone Mutual 121(1. Campbell place, bought a 300-egg incu
Six hundred and fifty pounds of plain
bator of Ray & Co. Tuesday and will go
Do you know where to get the most into the chicken business quite exten
and fancy candies for Christinas at
out of your second hand goods? If not,
Loughary’s.
ask Bartlett & Co. or phone Mutual sively.
Scott <fc Simonton carry White Lilly 12lf>.
Schoewieler A Dale is the name of a
flour, the product of the Riekreall mills
new, real estate firm now located in the j
Wanted, at once $1000 worth of second Worcester building in Portland. Both
and the best ever.
hand goods. We must have this amount gentlemen are old Dallas men and we
Fascinating pyrography—150 page il in 30 davs.— Bartlett & Co. Phone, hope to see them do well.
lustrated catalog No. 2 free. Woodard Mutual 1210.
demand for interior finishing, and a
Mrs. D. F. Harris w’ns operated on at
Clarke <k Co., Portland, Oregon.
The public schools of this city are hav a Salem hospital Tuesday for appendi
small percentage of larch, white pine,
hemlock and cedar. This district has
The Riekreall Milling Company is ing Christmas exercises this afternoon, citis, Dr. Bollman assisting. The opera
been found to produce the best spars
making an extra fine brand of flour, and will then adjourn for the holidays tion was successful, and great hopes are
and masts for ships and from the oak
le w entertained for Mrs. Harris’ com
the White Lily. Ask your grocer for it. until January 4th.
grubs ship-knees are made.
On account of low water and inability plete recovery.
The range offered to the highest bid
Every industry is in its infanev and
to
get
their
logs
down
the
Luckiamute
der by Adams Brobst company is a
At Eola, Polk county, December 10,
yet Dallas ships out more cars of freight
the
Spaulding
mill
at
Salem
has
been
Yesterday
President
U.
S.
Laughary-
brand new one—no second hand propo
1008, W. G. Gebrke anil Clara H. Jor
than any any other point in the state of
compelled to shut down.
sition.
dan were united in marriage, Rev. P. of the Dallas Development league, ref Oregon with the exception of Portland.
S.
Knight
performing
the
ceremony.
A
healthy
man
is
a
king
in
his
own
ceived the first consignment of one o, The number of men employed in pre
Come in and let us equip your phono
graph with the new 4-minute attach right; an unhealthy man is an unhappy Mr. Gebrke is employed at the Salem the new booklets which will be issued paring and handling these hundreds of
ment. We have them in stock.—L. D. slave. Burdock Blood Bitters builds up Iron Works. Their liome is in Polk by this citv during the next year for cars of freight which go out monthly,
sound health—keeps you well.
county.— Statesman.
Daniel.
advertising purposes. The one now may be imagined. One sawmill employs
nearly a hundred men, tosav nothing of
Removal sale—On January 1st we will
The McDaniel Investment company ready is what is known as the Conduct the large number emploved in the for
How can you consistently wish your
or’s Guide; and is more for ditribution ests.
occupy
new
quarters.
Our
stock
in
the
has
filed
articles
of
incorporation
w
ith
family a Merry Christmas and deprive
on trains than anything else, It is
it of an Edison phonograph at L. D. Riley building must be closed out at the secretary of state. The capital stock
The climate of Dallas is unexcelled.
once.— Dallas Suit & Cloak Co.
is placed at $5,000, and the principal neatly gotten up in every particular, is Mild winters and delightful summers
Daniel’s.
place of business at Portland. The in 6x9 inches in size, and nicely printed are the invariable rule, The water is
We
claim
that
we
can
save
you
about
on good book paper. The cover design
Go to J. L. Castle’s Cash Grocery for
one half on your Christmas shopping, if corporators are N. M. McDaniel, E. P. is striking, artistic, and hound to wholesome and delightful. There is
all that is best in the grocery line.
McDaniel and J. C. Veazie, all Dallas
you
will
only
take
advantage
of
our
big
attract attention. There are 12 pages no malaria nor other sickness for which
Everything new and fresh. Courteous
hoys.
forced sale.—W. I I . Roy & Co.
nicely filled with beautiiul views in and the climate is responsible. There is no
treatment.
Frank B. Windsor, of Polk county, around Dallas. About «500 have been stagnant water to breed disease germs.
Accidents will happen, but the best
DeW itt’s Carbolized Witch Hazel
and Miss Louise Willard, of Yamhill sent to our basket hall team at There are no blizzards in the winter and
Salve. Best salve for burns, scratches regulated families keep Dr. Thomas’ county, were married at the home of Billings for distribution and as they no hot nights in the summer. There is
Electric Oil for such emergencies. It
and hurts. It is especially good for
the officiating clergyman, Rev. A. M. proceed east other consignments will a good moral tone to the community and
subdues the pain and heals the hurts.
piles. Sold by Stafrin Drug Co.
Williams, Wednesday, December 16th. await them at different places. You everywhere a feeling of satisfaction
“
Suffered
day
and
night
the
torment
They will reside on the groom’s farm may begin to look for letters of inquiry among its residents. So much for Dallas.
Our stock of records is now complete.'
Now let us look closely at some of the
Do not fail to call for any record youj of itching piles. Nothing helped me near Salem,— McMinnville News Re in the near future. Dallas is spoken of
things that underlie Dallas and form the
as follows:
want. If it is in the catalogue, we have until I used Doan’s Ointment.” — Hon. porter.
John R. Garrett, mayor, Girard, Ala.
Dallas is the thriving and substantial basis of its hopes for growth and pros
it.—L. D. Daniel, Dallas. Ore.
When a bit of sunshine hits ye,
county seat of Polk county. Oregon. It perity. On every hand, as one drives
Harsh physics react, weaken the bow
Nearly everybody knows DeWitt’s
After
passing
of
a
cloud,
is 60 miles southwest of Portland, with about the surrounding country, he sees
Little Early Risers are the best pills els, cause chronic constipation. Doan’s
When a fit of laughter gits ye,
which city it is connected by an ample rich, producing land. Some of it roll
Regulets
operate
easily,
tone
the
stom
made. They are small, pleasant sure
A n’ yer spine is feeling proud,
train service. It has a population of ing, much of it is level, all of it is well
ach, cure constipation. 25 3ents. Ask
little liver pills. Sold by Conrad Staf vour druggist for them.
Don’t ferget to up and fling it
3,000 and is growing steadily. There are watered, well drained and tillable. Cer
rin.
At a soul that’s feeling blue,
two banks, two newspapers, a free pub tain success awaits the intelligent, in
Johnson Bros, have just installed one
For the minute that ye sling it
lic library, excellent public schools, a dustrious farmer, stock orchardist, gar
Just one moment of your time and we of the latest things in cigar show cases.
It ’s a boomerang to you,
high school and an Evangelical College. dener or dairyman.
will convince the most skeptical person It is semi circular in shape, of beauti
There are low, rich lands adapted to
There are eight churches of different
on earth that we are selling below coat. ful design, and shows off their large and
Quite a crowd attended the Woodman denominations. The leading streets are hop culture. Oregon is known through
Come early while our stock is yet com fine stock to great advantage.
Smoker Tuesday night. Four door priz macadamized and curbed with stone. out the world for the excellence of her
plete.— W. II. Roy & Co.
es offered bv V. P. Fiske, were awarded
hops. London, England, and all the
By calling on C. II. Morris, the lead to Henrv Clifford. Sam Ray. C. L. Hub It also has a good sewerage system.
I am looking for a farm in the W il
Dallas is a junction point and the great brewing centers send buyers here.
ing jeweler, you will see the largest
lamette Valley of from 40 to 100 acres, assortment of 10, 14 and 18 karat plain bard and V. E. Johnson. A half dozen natural distributing center for a rich There are fields near Dallas, that have
all or part improved. Must be a and wedding rings ever shown in Polk boxing matches furnished much amuse nearby territory which surrounds it. yielded liberally vear after year after
ment for the onlookers, and Gus Bow In addition to this, a line is partly one planting. There are here great
bargain. Address A. B. C., care of county. This is no idle boast.
man kept the combatants feeling trim constructed to Salem, the state capital, areas suited to the growing of vetch,
Polk County Itemizer.
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kale and alfalfa, w'hich are recognized
Take DeWitts Kidney and Bladder with some nice music on bis accordion. fifteen miles to the eastward.
When in Dallas, be sure to visit W. Pills. They are antiseptic and soothe Light refreshments and cigars were
One’s first impression upon reaching as the best feed for milk cows, and a
II. Roy and Co’s forced sale on China pain quickly. Insist upon DeWitt’s served, and the latter part of the even
thriving industry in dairy products is
w are, toys, and many other articles that Kidney ana Bladder Pills. Regular ing spent in playing different games of Dallas is of surprise that so considerable being built up. Then there are higher
a city should be built in such sparsely
make nice Christmas presents. All go size 50 cents. Sold here by Conrad ; cards.
settled territory. A careful investiga lands with a ‘ looser” soil, adapted to
ing at cost and some of them below cost. Stafrin.
tion of the surrounding territority, fruit and nut culture, and containing
The
Seventh
Day
Adventist
church
Kodol for dyspepsia, indigestion weak
however, disclosing as it does almost all the chemicals necessary to the rais
which
has
been
of
late
remodeled,
paint
Wanted—Local manufacturer’s agent I
stomach, sour stomach, gas on the stom
unbelievable richness, fill one with sur ing of fruits of quality.
ed,
papered
etc.,
is
completed
with
the
to
sell
and
install
our
Never-Cool
Boiler
The hills are covered with good pas
ach, etc., is guaranted to give prompt
prise that the city is so small ami the
exception
of
a
little
painting.
The
Insulator
and
Fireless
Cooker
,
sells
in
turage, and an increasing number of
relief from any form of stomacn trou
countrv so scantily i>opulated.
live
stock may be seen fattening with
ble. It will cure your dyspepsia. Sold every household ; permanent income of church presents an attractive appear
The lumber industry was for many
$1500 to $2000 per year; few hundred ance, the model being somewhat unique.
small expense to the owner. The stock
by Conrad Stafrin.
dollars required to handle proposition This pattern is becoming quite general. years considered paramount, and it still is free from disease.
Kodol is made of natural digestive in this town. Address for particulars : They report an expenditure of- $421.80 exceeds in magnitude any other. For
An important industry near Dallas
juices found in a healthy >tomach, and Range Boiler Insulator Mfg. Co., 389 E. in cash and donated labor. Of this years the land from which the timber is the raising of Angora goats. These
it digests all food completely. Kodol is Wash. St., Portland. Ore.
amount $189.15 was given bv citizens had been stripped was either farmed goats, in addition to furnishing the mo
pleasant to take, and is guaranteed to
who were not members of the church. in desultory fashion or allowed to lie hair which has been mentioned and
give relief in any case of stomach trou
Uncle Dave Guthrie, who is now in The building committee request us to neglected. Finally thrifty agriculturists which brings a handsome profit to the
his 85th year left Tuesday fo ra visit express through our columns their grat began to come into certain sections. breeder, also perform a valuable service
ble. Sold by Conrad Stafrin.
with brothers in Sacramento, Los A n itude to the business men of Dallas who They at once saw the value of the soil on stump land. They browse upon the
The Presbyterian Sunday school will geles and Riverside, California, and contributed so liberally and made this and knew that it would raise fruit trees L'reen shoots which spring up around
have their Christinas exercises Thurs hopes to go on and see his only living project possible. G. W. Pettit, who is as well as the giant fir. The quality the stumps, thus causing them to die
day evening, Christmas eve, at 7 :30 sister in Missouri before begets back. located in our city wittfchis family, has and quanitv of their fruit brought them ami rot quickly. Several Dallas gentle
o’clock. An interesting program has II h has given orders for the Itemizer to j the work of the church in charge. success, and in the localities in which men have fine herds, and so famous
been prepared. Friends of the school follow him up, and will not forget to; Wednesday evening at 7, Saturday af the productiveness of the soil has been have the Dallas Angoris become that
will be welcome to come and enjoy the tell everyone he meets whata good coun ternoons at 2, public services are con demonstrated, land has risen in value the principal breeders have more or
evening.—L. A. Mathews, superintend try we have here in the far west, where ducted. Visitors are always welcome far beyond other localities which have ders than they can fill for fine goats.
equally good soil and market facilities.
he has made his home for half a century.; to these meetings.
ent.
Dallas and that part of Polk county It is not uncommon to sell goats before
tributary to it has been somewhat slow they are horn, when the stock is of ex
tra quality.
to realize its advantages. The citizens
® —®—
fr - i
There is still land to be had for about
of Dallas, however, appreciate that
there is a great emmigration movement the T»lue of the timber, end a hand
in the direction of the Northwest, and some profit may be made by clearing
that new blood and new capital are the land ami employing the goats to kill
the stumps.
necssary to the development of this
Large fields of wheat and other grains
locality. New enterprises are springing
up. Factories are starting and finding may be seen, but the brightest future
a ready reception for their products. seems to await the orchardist. Prunes
Today there are in active operation here have achieved success unknown to
] two sawmills, one foundry, one tan- most districts. Many astonishing hut
stories are told of the profits from
j nery, one axe-handle factory, one flour true
ing mill, one ice plant, one planing small orchards. Not only is the finality
I mill eight prune dryers, eight hop unsurpassed, but the yield is unfailing.
A fact that can be claimed for few lo
I dryers, three wagon shops, one cream- calities.
| cry. one soda works and an electric
Wherever apples are known, Oregon
j light plant, which supplies not only apples
are known. They are shipped
! Dallas, but other towns with light,
j There are other good openings. Fuel is to England and different parts of this
country. No finer flavored nor higher
I cheap and oak timlier is plentiful —
! there should be a furniture factory. colored apples can be grown in Oregon
or elsewhere than are grown in this
I The certain increase of the fruit indust-
i ry here and elsewhere will make a box Dallas district, although the land here
factory profitable as well as factories can lie bought for a fraction of what it
j for the production of the many other sells for in other better advertised sec
tions. The buyer in England cares
I articles made of hard or soft wood. In
, this section is produced a quality of nothing w hat you pay for land. The
I apple is the test with him. Apple land
i mohair not excelled by any in the
world. It has taken premiums in ! near Dallas will sell for as much
money as any in the United States in a
many exhibitions. There are local I few
years.
breeders of Angora goats who stop at
no price to better their herds. There is i Another industry in which Oregon is
| forging to the front is nut culture. The
much wool of fine quality. All these
things are within a stone’s throw of I industry is growing, and the size and
quality of the nuts more than meets
great furnaces kept burning night and
with the ex|>ectations of the exneri-
day at the mills to get rid of sawdust, I inenter. Almonds ami filberts do well
shavin/s and scra|>s of wood. Hlabs
also
are worth little more than the cost of I tier. and are recommended to the set-
hauling. There is ample water j*ower.
There seem to l>e no product of the
The time is not far distant when any soil
that fail here if they can lie grown
locality having rawr material, cheap
I
outside
of a tropical climate.
fuel and shipping facilities must become
OUR NEW BOOKLETS.
First Lot of 10,000 Now off the
Press and Here.
Slashing Sale
This Stock must be reduced One-Half
regardless of Cost of Merchandise.
In order to do so we are going to cut the prices. Our stock is too large
and must be reduced. We extend the opportunity. Don’t fail to grasp it.
Now is the time to lay in a good supply, because you may never again be
able to buy at these prices. No marks changed on goods, so you can see
for yourself what bargains you are getting. Everything marked in plain
figures. Let nothing keep you away. No doors closed to arrange or mark
goods, but sold as they are. so you can tell.
Sale begins Monday, December 28th
This is a real Sale and no fake. We give our Sales and give our Custom
ers the Sales Promoters’ commission, Nothing reserved. Everything on
Sale. Goods exchanged and money cheerfully refunded if not satisfied.
A Great Cash Sale, Look for Large Posters
D O N ’T
F O R C E T T H E D A T E , M O N D A Y , D E C . 28
Dallas Mercantile Co. t
R. E. Reed has gone to spend Christ
mas with his sister in Eastern Oregon.
a manufacturing center. The rapid
growth of all parts of the Northwest is
causing a rapidly increasing nearby
market.
The permanency of Dallas as a manu
facturing and business city is assured.
! There is now standing tributary to Dal
las two billion feet of timber of the best
quality. With the completion of a rail
road now building two and a half billion
feet more will be accessible to the mills
and factories of this city This timber
consists of red and yellow fir, commonly
j called Oregon Pine, which is much in
A plain drunk was an occupant of the
cooler last night.
No definite arrangement has been
made regardingthe closing of the stores
tomorrow, but it is hardly probable that
many of them will remain open after 9.
The closest game of the season was
when our college boys played at New-
berg Friday night, they going down to
defeat by the Quakers with a score of
24 to 25.
appeals to your good taste and judg
FOR H A T C H IN G -F ro m selected pens
ment as it dees ours. This picture will COGS
L o f S. C. Black Minorca*. 8. C. W. Leghorn,
ever command a high place among and Barred Rocks eggs now ready—Pekin duck
landscapes by reason of its absolute eggs after Jan. 10th. $. ..V) per setting.—C. I
truth, its brilliant coloring, and its Ballard, 24 8. E. on Motor Line, address, Rick
reall, Ore.
t-
keen conception of beauty.
f
Wo do BOt Wish to have you gain the
impression that this springs entirely1 1IT A N T E D —A registered Jersey cow fresh or
from the goodness of our heart, for in »1 soon w ill b e ; not over 4 y e a rs ; must be a
m ilk er and tester, gentle, Address Mrs.
this age of commercialism there is good
J.L. Rogers. A irlie, Ore., or phone Indepen
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usually a motive behind a gift of this dent 5561, Kings Valley.
nature, and we are no exception to the
rule. Our motive is this: To | I ||
l'R Chester W h ile pigs for sale at $1.50
closer touch with you in order to ^O apiece.—W.
H. Kraber, Dallas.
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whisper in vour ear the mutual benefit j
of a trade alliance between yourself and
Uglow Clothing House, and incidently Q TR A YE D —An English Setter Pup, white,
to “ Toot Our Own Horn,” so to speak. ^ brown ears, rupture in abdomen. Liberal
No doubt you have learned by obser- reward for return to E. W. Kearn, Dallas, tf
vfttioa that tlie s t i l l y growth ■•! osr
business continues. This, we believe, ; N almost new' baby carriage for sale at less
is the result of the fair and square; A than h alf origin al price. Apply at tikis
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treatment we -give. We are bending j office
every effort that conversation will per- j
mit to merit new patronage, and we I Y CARROTS are now ready for delivery.
should be pleased if those who have
Parties desiring such for stock feed had
better n otify me at once.—W. P. Miller.
not dealt with us will give us a trial.
M
OUR DEATH ROLL
Saturday,
—
Jiflkkry 16 , 1 MI,
at the hour of one o'clock p. m. of said daw,
‘ — at us
at the front door of the county
the city of ’Jails« in said county of Polk, sell
at public auction to the highest bidder, for caall
in hand on day of sale, subject to redemption in
the manner provided by law, all of said real
property, or so much ther<of as raav be rec
essary to satisfy the amounts specified in said
judgment and execution, which is described
as follows, towit:
Lota numbered six (6), seven ( 7 ) and eight
(8) in block numbered ten (101 in Henry Hfll’a
addition to Henry H ill’s Town of Indepen
dence in Polk county, state of Oregon, to
gether with the tenement«, hereditaments
and appurtenance« thereunto belonging or in
any wise appertaining, excepting onlv the
right of way of the Oregon It California
Railroad company over and aero*» the same.
Dated, Dallas, Oregon, this 17th day of
December, 1908.
J. M. GRANT,
Sheriff of Polk County, Oregon.
Adm inistratrix Notice.
N O T IC E is hereby given to whom it may
concern, that the undersigued hnfl this day
been duly appointed administratrix of the
estate of Isaak Dyck, deceased, by the hon
orable county court of P 4 k county, Oregon,
therefore, all persons holding claims against
said estate a e hereby notified to present the
same to the undersigned, within six month«
from the date hereof, duly verified, and all
persons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate are hereby notified to caff on tne un
dersigned and settle the same without delay.
Dated at Dallas, Polk County, Oregon,
this 16th day of December, 1908.
A G A T H A DYCK,
Adm m :«tr*trix of the estate of
Isaak Dyck, dec
Sib’ ey A Eakin,
A tto rn eys for estate.
S h eriffs Sale of Real Property.
L* ? R SALE—25 acres o f A 1 land, lyin g near
I
Crow ley Station, w ithin 100 yards o f the
warehouse. Address S. K. Crowley. Riekreall. V O T IC E is hereby given that by virtue
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cuit court o f the state or Oregon, for the coun
ty o f Marion and to me directed on the 4th day
of December, 1908. upon a judgment and decree
e g i s t e r e d o . i . c . »w in e. p i* , eith er «ex
duly rendered, entered of record and docketed
4 to 6 months old. and Mammoth Bronx in and by said court on the 2nd day o f Novem
turkeys.—C. I. Ballard, 24 miles Southeast of ber, 1908, in a certain suit then in said court
Dallas, on Motor line.
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pending, wherein G: B. Oellers was plain tiff
and Emil Schindler was defendant in favor of
plain tiff and against said defendant by which
execution I am commanded to sell the prop
erty in said execution and hereinafter describ
ed to pay the sura due the plaintiff o f five hun
dred seventy and 18-100 dollars, w ith interest
OTICE is hereby given that the undersign thereon at the rate o f six per cent, per annum
ed has been du ly appointed by the county from the 2nd dav of November, 190ft, u ntil paid,
together w ith the costs and disbursments of
court of Polk county, Oregon, adm inistrator
o f the the estate o f Lucy VanTassel, deceased, said suit taxed at r.xteen and 50-100 dollars
and has qualified. A ll persons having claims and costs and expenses o f said execution. I
against the said estate are required to present w ill on Saturday,
the same, properly verified, to the undersign
ed at his residence in Dallas w ithin six months
from the date hereof.
Dated at Dallas, Oregon, this 23rd day of 1909, at the hour of 1 o’clock p. m. of said day
December, 1908.
at thejwest door of the court house
in ~
Dallas,
ho
FR A N K T. FUCHS,
P o lk county, Oregon, sell at public auction to
Adm inistrator o f the estate of
the highest bidder for cash in hand o n th ed a yo f
Lucy VanTassel, deceased.
s
i n e , all
m i tf
ii e
c right,
i i K i i i , title,
n n e , interest
i n t e r e s t and
tu rn estate
e s t a t e which
w u i t 'i i
sale,
L. D. Brown, attorney for estate.
said defendant, Emil Schindler and all persons
claim in g under him subsequent to the 19th
day o f October, 1908, in, o f and to said real
premises. Said real premises hereinbefore
mentioned are described in said execution as
follows, to -w it:
An undivided one-half interest in the fo llow
ing described real property: Beginning at
the southeast corner o f the donation land
claim o f Lewis Parkhurst, Notification No. 305.
To W. W. Wood. C. C. W ood, Lucy E. Richards, claim No. 70, thence north 24 degrees west 20
Arthur Darling, John T. Hughes, Isaac chains, thence north 36 degrees 15 minutes
Hughes, G. W. Myer, George E, Cutler. Mary west 25.30 chains, thence north 54 degrees 30
Hayes, A. G. Cutler. Ella Cutler, E. R. Cutler, minutes west 9 chains, thence north 22 de
Mary A. Cutler, F. M. Splawn, W illiam Liver- grees 30 minutes west 8.26 chains, thence north
more estate, N. L. Guy. Georg * W hitehorn, 51 degrees 30 minutes, west 2,12 chains to north
W. C. Brown, Thomas Gleason, estate M.Guy, boundary o f claim No. 70; thence west along
deceased, V io la Morton, C. J. Guy, O lile V. north boundary of claim No. 70, 79 46 chains;
Cook, Thos. Elliott, M. E lliott, Oregon & Cali
thence south Hchains; thence east67.50 chains;
fornia Railroad Company, Ed Biddle, Loret thence south 45 chains to an angle in claim 70;
ta Campbell, T. Jacobson. C. Stafrin, A Into thence east along the south boundary o f claim
na Brown, estate M. L. Robbins, deceased, 70, 47.20 chains to place o f beginning, contain
Lucy A. Robbins, E. E. Tribble, Tern pa. in g 220.88 acres o f land more or less, and being
Tribble. Trustees o f Christian Church, W. H. a part of claim No. 70, situate in sections 8,9
McDaniel. I. N. Woods. Eva Woods, F. E. and 10 o f t 7 s, r8 w, o f the W illam ette m eridian
~ ry E. Myer. E. Jacobson, 8 Ci_____ in Polk county. Oregon.
P. A. Martín, Chas. Bell, John Bell, Robert
Also an undivided one-half interest in the
Hatton, Nancy C. Fow ler, 8. R. Kennedy, F. fo llo w in g : Beginning at a stake on the north
Kennedy, C. L. Crider, J. 8. Ferguson, J. H* west corner o f Lewis Parkhurst donation land
Ferguson, F. H Morrison, R. Y. Morrison, C.
laim in t7 s, r 3 w, of the W illam ette m eridian
F Brobst. A. Uglow. B. I). Fidler, Wm Fanil, in Polk county. Oregon, running thence west
estate Samuel Coad, deceased, H. L. Fenton. 40 rods, thence north 7ft rods, thence east 155
F. K Fisher, 8. M. Burk, O live F Ilow e, rods to the slough, thence meandering the
Martha A. Holman, E. C. Kirkpatrick, R. E. said slough to a stake on the bank or shore
W illiam s. M. Hubbard, W. C. Brown, Frank about 1ft rods due north of the southeast cor
J. Coad. Jennie R. Coad, Robert Howe, es ner o f R. W. H am ilton ’s donation land cla im ;
tate o f Hester Ellis, deceased. Wm. Tatom. thence running due south to said corner about
B. H. Grant, Ola E. Lane, N. M. Grant, F. J. 18 ro d «; thoneo west on Lewis Parkhurst’s
Chapman, J. W. Crider, A M. Miller. U. H. north boundary to place of beginnning, con
Grant, N ellie Grant, W. 8. Cary, Georgia tainin g a hundred acres more or less.
Chapman, C. H. Morris, M. Ilayter, Trustees
Said sale being made subject to redemption
Adventist Church, H. II. Dunkleburger, Su in the manner provided by law.
san M. Miller, E. N. Hall, Wm. Corley, J. W.
Dated this 17tn day of December, 1908.
Caldwell, W. G. Campbell, E, C. Dunn, Em
J. M. GRANT,
ma Dunn, C. B. Burson. A lice O. Grant, J. L.
Sheriff o f Polk County, Oregon.
Castle, II. G. Campbell, A lice I. Dempsey,
Martha B.Stafrin, J. 8. Cook, J. L. Collins. Net
tie B. Hutton, Augusta Ghorke, Henry Ghor-
ke, R.L. Fox, Mary O. Conner, M. Ilayter, L il
lian M.Laurenson. J.A. Laurcnson, Kate Laur-
eiisoi), Sarah J. Brown, J. W. Brown, A. B.
Muir, M ary E. Hallock, George H. Ellers, F.
E. Gage, Fred Rich, J. J. Wick, J. J W ise N OTICE is hereby given that Margaret Henry
man, N e llie Hayes estate, Emma Craven,
has filed her final account in the m atter of
Susan M. Plankington, Jessie C. Wiseman, Ed the estate o f W illiam G. Henry deceased,
gar M. Brown, Laura D. Seifarth, B. H. Mc- that the Hon. Ed. F. Coad, county judge of
Callon, M. M. Ellis,
Emma Belt, Joseph Polk county, Oregon, In whose court said mat
Black, H. L. Crider, D. C. Crider, Frank ter is pending, has set the 26th day of December
Kendake, W. J. W hite. I. V. Lvnch, T. J 190ft, at 10 o’eloek, a. m. o f said day as the time
Cherrington. Charles Salflcky, J. E. Smith, E. when he w ill hear any objections to the a llow
J. Smith, estate o f Sarah Syron deceased, E. ance o f said final account.
M. Dornsife. Rachel Hawkins, J. R. Hub
M A RG A RET L. H EN RY.
Executrix.
bard, E. G. Emmons, I). J. Riley, Paul Wes-
singcr an«l Henry Wagner, trustees, Dallas
Woodman Association, J. H. Savory, C. E.
Snyder, E. Hyerley, Cora McAllister. Joseph
Crowther, John Steinfeldt, C. If. Chapman.
Trustees I acreole Academic Institute, Addle
Magers. R. Grant, Fred J.' Wagner, M. D.
Coulter, E. J. Coulter, I. F. Yoakum, Mable
Department o f the In terior.
Yoakum , Emma Vassal!, James Howe, E. R.
1
‘ Orego
U. 9. Land office i...i¡
at Portland,
Oregon.
Tuttle, Emma Ray, Etta Boyd, J. A. Lynch,
July 16, 190«.
W. K. Burns, R .L, Chapman, Dan P. Stouffer.
Notice is hereby given that Chetwynd C.
Evalin e Hayter, Amos Holman, E. C. H o l
man, Hester Butler, 8. M. Ray, Mary E. H a l Coad, o f Dallas, Oregon, who, on July 16, 190ft,
lock. K. J. Boyd, J. K. Richter. J. D. Smith, made Tim ber Land application, No. 0 96, for
I. P. Smith, W. B. Daggett, O liver Stump, J. E 4 N W 4 Section 15 and S E \ 8 W 4, Section
M. Grant, Lyd ia Delashmutt, Charles Bilyeu, 10 , Township ft 8, Range ft W, o f Willamette
Estate Asa Shreve, deceased, Joel Shaw, F. Meridian, has filed notice o f intention to
M. Collins, K. Collins, M. J. Ballantyne, make final proof, to establish claim to the
Electa Hughes, C. Hughes, W. A. Ayres, N. land above described, before E. M. Smith,
Ayres, Estate o f M. A. Dongan, deceased, County Clerk, at Dallas, Oregon, on the 23rd
Mary Hughes, L. F. Hadley, W hite 8ew ing dav o f December, 190ft.
Claimant names as witnesses: N. R. D a le,o f
Machine Company, J. L. Elkins, Marv A.
Muscott, C liff Johnson, V . E. Johnson, II. D. Portland Oregon ; E. Mulkev. of Blodgett, Ore
gon ; U. S. Loughary, o f Dallas, Oregon ; D. W.
Dunn, o f Dallas, Oregon.
ALGERNON 8. DREH8ER,
Keels ter.
Stoner, Lucy E. Harris, Wm. Weaver, Wayne
E. Greenwood L. E. Rowell, Eva Teal, J. A.
Lynch.
You arc hereby notified that the city council
of the city o f Dallas, Oregon, has estimated the
cost o f constructing sewers with branches or
laterals extending from tut h «even to tin-
In the county coilrt of the state o f Oregon
property lin e of each lot or parcel o f ground, for the County o f Polk, in the matter o f the
adjacent to and ahbutting upon the streets or adm inistration o f the estate o f Owen W . Lloyd,
parts o f streets where such sewers are to l»e deceased.
laid, as In Ordinance No. 112, o f said city, pro
OTICE Is hereby given that in pursuance of
vided to be made, to tie as follows . For Wash N an order o f the county court of the state o f
ington Street Sewer District, 15.500.00; for Oak Oregon for the county o f Polk, made on the
Street Sewer District, $6,000.00; for Clay Street 28th day o f November, 1908, in the matter o f
H. wcr District, $5,000,00; or $15,500.00 In the a g the estate o f Owen W. Lloyd, deceased, the un
gregate.
dersigned, the adm inistrator o f said estate
Yon arc further notified that said council w ill from and after the ftth day o f January,
w ill sit in the council chamber In said city on 1909, proceed to sell to the highest bidder, for
the 4th day o f January, 1909, at 7 :30 o'clock in cash, and subject to confirmation by said coun
the evening for the purpose of apportioning ty court all the right, title and Interest that
the cost o f such improvement, and assessing the estate has by operation of law or oth er
upon each lot or part o f lot or parrel o f ground wise acquired other than or in addition to
liable therefor, its proportionate share o f such that o f the said Owen W. Lloyd, at the time of
cost. That all owners and other persons In in his death in and to all that certain lot or bar
terest may attend at said tim e and place and rel of land described as follows, to-w it;
show cause If any they have, w hy auch appor
Lots 1.2.8, 4. 5. 6.7 and ft. block B, Golden
tionment ami assessment o f cost should not be West Addition to Falls Citv, Polk County Ore
made,
gon
Bids therefor may he made to W alter
Done by order o f the city council o f the city W illiam «, administrator, st Falls City, Oregon.
council " f the City Of Dallas, Oregon, made N
Terms o f sale, cash in hand
the 21st day o f December. 1908.
W A LTE R W ILLIAM S,
Witness my hand and the offi dal seal o f the
Administrator.
city o f Dalian, this 22nd day o f December, 1908.
L D BROWN,
[aiai.]
Auditor and Police Judge
Well Known Citizens Pass to Their
Final Record.
R
On Saturday last at a Salem hospital,
Miss Lucy VanTassel passed away after
an illness of onlv short duration, of
throat trouble. Miss VanTassel had
been a resident of Dallas some fiye
years, having come here with her moth
er, Mrs. Frank Fuchs, who passed away
sometime ago with the same disease.
She was born in Chicago in 1890. The
funeral was held from the Methodist
church Sunday afternoon, and she was
laid to rest beside her mother in the
Odd Fellows cemetery. Miss VanTas
sel was a a young lady possessed of
many accomplishments and a temper-
ment of sunshine, and she leaves many
friends to mourn her loss besides her
stepfather, Mr. Frank Fuchs, and her
young stepbrothers.
Mrs. Ruth Hubbard, wife of James
Hubbard, ¿nd daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Guv, passed away at her home
near Dallas Monday night, of blood
poison, superinduced *by a fall. Mrs
Hubbard was a happy bride of only a
few months, and her sudden taking off
is mourned by many friends and rela
tives. She was aged 24, and had been a
resident of Dallas all her life.
CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES
Unique Program of Entertainment
at the Christiam Church.
As each Christmas festival comes,
most everyone is full, to some degree,
of expectation, and merriment is on
every hand. The Christian church
this year will produce something new
in the line of Christmas entertainment
to add to general good-will, and a pro
gram has been arranged that will be
enjoyed. Electrict firings supplied by
the Willamette Valley Electric com
pany. Costumes, colored lights and
novel features will be used.
Organ prelude.
Song—congregation.
Prayer.
Remarks—Mrs R. L. Fox.
Primary class— Mrs. Boyd.
Tableau—the Annunciation.
Solo.
Tableau—star of Bethlehem.
Solo.
Tableau—the Shepherds in A B C.
Silhouette.
Solo—Mr. Vern Laurner.
Tableau— King Herod in A B C.
Silhouette.
Tableau—the manger scene in five
settings.
Solo— Miss Alice Grant.
Tableau— A B C.
Setting C 5n song and pantomine.
Some special selections may be Intro
duced and old Cris Kringle will fill the
children’s hearts with jolitv at the
final.
Auction Sale.
Saturday, December 26, 1908. at 2
o’clock in front of the old post office on
Main street. 1 cow giving milk; 1 six-
months-old calf;1 California wagon box,
12 feet long, good as new ; household
goods too numerous to mention. Terms
cash. C. F. Bartlett, auctioneer,Dallas,
Oregon.
McCOY.
E. C. Keyt drove to Salem Saturday,
Bert Miller drove to Salem Tuesday.
A. H. Furnier went to Corvallis Mon
day.
S. B. Hill made Albany a business
visit Monday.
('has. Faiat and Roy Moore drove to
Salem Saturday.
Louis Faint was a passenger to Cor
vallis Wednesday.
Wm. McQueen was a passenger to
Dallas the last of the week.
C. II. Farmer went to Portland with
a double deck car of sheep Tuesday.
8. B. H ill ami wife returned home
Sunday after a month’s sojourn in
Southern California.
Hon. C. L. Haw lev and wife were
Independence and Monmouth visit
ors tne first of tlje week.
Adm inistrator's Notice.
N
the 16th day of January,
Sew er Assessm ent Notice
Notice o f Final Settlement.
Notice for Publication.
Adm inistrator’s Sale.
Notice of Stockholders’ M eeting
This office has just printed some ex
tra fine menu cards for the Dallas Hotel
TOWERS FISH
BRAND
WATERPROOF
O ILED
GARMENTS
are cut on large
patterns, designed
to give ttie wearer
the utmost comfort
U C O T D U R U lE U fA N
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S U IT S * 3 2 2
S L IC K E R S » 3 2 2
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A special meeting of the stockholders of
the I »alias C ity Bank, Dallas, Oregon, will
be held at the hank parlors on Saturday,
Jatiuary 9, 1909, at 2 p. m., for the purpose
of changing the amount of the capital stock
of said hank,
W. G. VASHALL,
Cashier.
Sh eriff’s
______ Sale.
I N O T IC E is hereby given that by virtue of
an execution and order of sale duly issued out
; of and under the hand and seal of the clerk
of the circuit court of the state of Oregon for
| Polk county, bearing «late the 15th day of
I I)eceml»er, 190«, upon a judgment duly giv-
I en and made by said court on the 7th day of
! December, 1908, in an action then pending
I in said court in which R. M. Wade a Com*
' pany, a corporation, was plaintiff, and In-
j dependence Cannery Company, a corpora-
I ti‘*n, was defendant, and to me directed,
| commanding me to sell the following dencrib-
e I real property of said defendant to satisfy
the amounts specified in said judgment, I
will on
Adm inistrator’s Sale.
| In the county court o f the state of Oregon
for the county of Polk. In the matter o f the ad*
Iministration o f the estate o f Elisabeth Stod-
dard. deceased.
E is hereby given that in pursuance of
\ 1 o T an I C order
o f the county c ourt o f the state of
Oregon for the county o f Polk made on the
28th day o f Novem»>er. 1908. In the matter o f
the estate o f Elisabeth Stoddard, deceased, the
undersigned, the administrator o f said <*state,
w ill from and after the ftth day o f January.
1909, proc eed to sell to the highest bidder, for
cash, and subject to c onfirmation by said coun
tv court, all the right, title and interest that
the estate has by operation o f law or oth er
wise acquired other than or in addition to
that o f the «aid Elizabeth st.wldafd at the time
o f her death, in and to all that certain lot or
parcel o f land, situate lyin g and bein* in the
county o f Polk and state of Oregon, ann bound
ed and described as follows, to w it:
Beginning at a point on the section line be
tween sections 9 snd 16, in t8 s , r 6 w of the
W illam ette meridian, in said Polk county,
Oregon, at s point which is 36 chains east of
the corner to sections 8, 9, 16 snd 17; thence
north 20 chains; thence east 26 chains; thewce
south 2u ch ain s, thence west 2r> chain« to the
plac e o f beginning, containing 50 acres of land
more or less.
Bids therefor may be made to Irvin g L. Stod
dard, administrator, at Falls City, Oregon, o f
to J. H Flower, Falls City, Oregon.
Terms of sale, cash In hand.
IitV IN U L . STODD a RD.
Administrator.