Polk County itemizer., June 10, 1909, Image 2

No. 243.5 acres, 1 mile from Dallas 80 acres within three m’les of Dallas,
I college, sidewalk to town, 10 room house 40 acres cleared 7. acres covered w ith
i and a good barn, two wells and pumps second growth of good young fir timber.
i at the barn undone at house. 2 4 ' acres Balance easily made ready for cultiva­
i of orchard that pays from $80 to $150 tion. No better orchard land in Oregon.
A dm itted to th e second d -. ss of m a il m a tte r .
*
I without attention, Insides all the fruit Fifty head of cattle go with the n!uc(*
| that owners can use. The orchard con­ Good house and three barns. Only $55
sists of prunes, pears, apples, plums an acre.
and cherries ; balance garden and mea­ Business lot in Dallas on Main square,
THURSDAY, JUNE, 10, 1909
dow. A beautiful home, giving the 150x100. $3,200.
quiet easy life of a farm and the advan­ 160 acres five miles from Falls City.
tages of a city.
acres in crop. Good orchard of
Price $3,500, terms $1500 cash. Bal- Sixty
V. P. F I SK E .
apples and pears. Good seven room
i ance time to suit.
house,
large hams and out buildings.
Call for County Warrants.
COMMISSIONERS’ COURT.
No. 166—166 acre-', at $120 per acre;
wor*h of wood on west »SO, live
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
on Main road and only a mile from the $2000
on place and water can easily
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( Iterator,
Ueimzer.one
u van at* ....... .
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one year in m
advanae
of an order of the county court, sitting
I city limits of Dallas. Only 1 1-4 miles springs
be piped to residence. All under fence
It appearing to the county court that as a board of County Commissioners,
No. 16—4 acres right in town, and to the court house square and post office. and
flITBSORIPTIONÍ With Weekly Oregonian or Semi-weekly .Journal............ - o 00
<
12,000
feet of fencing on hand. One
( With Oregon Woodman..................................................... * *' 5 To Lydia E. Pinkham’s a fence standing in front of the resi­ made and entered of record on the 6 th everything goes, so all a purchaser has The place is all under cultivation with mile to railroad
A bargain at $45 ail
dence of Fred Chapin on the road to day of June, 1909, if the following coun­ to do is to buy and move in and go to the exception of only a few acres along
Falls City in Road district 21, is stand­ ty warrants, which have been issued cooking. A neat little house, fair sized, the north end, where the beautiful La- acre.
Vegetable Compound
ing in the road and is an obstruction more than seven years prior to the first barn some hay, 1 horse, 2 cows, both Creole river runs and hounds the same.
One of the best paying private saw
Rockland. Maine.—‘‘I was troubled that ought to be removed; ordered that day of July '909, are not presented for giving milk, 1 hog. 40 hens, buggy and | affords a cool place for stock w here there mill properties in Polk county, doing a
M i'Tl’AI
J office’
11
11
A1'
j
UoMtien«e,1401
Residence,
113
for u long time with pains in my back road supervisor on District 21, serve no payment within 80 days from the first harness, 2 cords of wood, also house-hold are no flies to bother. This is an ideal good business and lots of timber land in
’PHONES:
and side, and was miserable in every tice on Fred Chapin to remove the fence" day of July, 1909, they and each of them goods, orchard and small fruit, oats and I place and has an 8 or 9 room house, connection, Owner desires to retire.
way. I doctored and unless this be done within 80 days, will be cancelled and payment thereof clover, price $2500.
Home 10-acre tracts of prunes, cherries
j with plenty of shade, a large barn and
until I was dis­ the supervisor shall himself proceed to refuted. Bttid list, showing their r e ­
No. 20—140 acres at $2500, 50 acres j all the necessary outbuilding that go and walnuts, two years growth. Per­
Patroni!« On« Another for the I obuitdina ot Town and County.
couraged,
a n d remove the fence.
spective amounts, to whom issued, and cultivated, 90 acres of oak and fir tim­ I with an up-to-date farm of this kind, fect stand of trees and well cultivated.
thought I should
In the matter of county warrants that date of issuance, is as follows:
ber, 6 room house, barn 30x48 feet, 2 i There are about 3 acres of family orch­ Delivered August 1, 1911. Sightly loca­
never get well. I have been issued for more than seven Dateof Issu- To Whom
Amount of springs, ranch all fenced, a lot of good ard, including prunes, apples, pears and tion, close to Dallas. Make ideal homes.
read a testimonial years prior to July, 1, 1909, and not pre­
timber, one mile of good school % cash cherries, also has about a dozen English Only $200 an acre now.
about J.ydia E. sented for payment; ordered that clerk
time on balance. Will take one-third walnut trees that are loaded with nuts 299 acres, within five miles of Dallas.
Pinkham's Vegeta­ cause notice to be published for a ueriod
Amos Savage
$ 1.70 in Portland property.
5th
at the present time. This farm lies as Good house, good barn, and 2 1-2 acres
ble Compound, and of 80 days in manner provided by October
No. 21—90 acres within 2 miles of this level as could be and has good drainage. of orchard. Plenty of wood and w ater.
1894
thought 1 would law; that all such warrants not present June
Mrs. Morton
4.00 city, 30 acres in cultivation, 30 acres This place is easily worth $125 an acre, Price $20 an acre, $4,000 down.
try it. After tak­ ed on or before the expiration of said June 7th
7th
W. J. Mulkey
3.60 chopped off, easily cleared, 30 acres of situated as it is in a country where the
ing three bottles I sixty days, will be cancelled and pay­ November
Wanted to trade a 240 acre farm 14
8 th Kellv & Roy
2.80 tall second growth fir timber, a running blizzard* are unknown and delightful miles
was cured, and ment of such warrants will be refused.
from Oyark, Mo., for Oregon land
stream
of
water
all
year,
cheap
house,
1896
summers.
If
you
are
looking
for
some­
__ never felt so well
or business proposition. Can all be
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good little barn, a few fruit trees cheap thing nice this place will suit you.
January 9th
J.
W.
Lansing
1.75
in all my life. I recommend I.ydia E.
when cleared. 129 acres in
at $40 per acre good terms.
1897
Price $120 per acre. Terms half cash, cultivated
Probate Court.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to all
cultivation, balance heavy white oak
No. 25—The best of all fruit land is balance time to suit.
5th
James Taggert
1.00
Estate of Martha J. Brown, deceased August
my friends.”—Mrs. W ill . Y oung , 0
timber
which
will pay for land and have
5th
II. H. Davidson
132 acres, 5 miles out at $5,650, 50 plenty of monev
2.10 here, 358 acres, 280 acres in cultivation
—petition of M. M. Ellis asking that he August
Columbia Avenue, Rockland, Me.
left, Well improved
the
balance
good
second
growth
oak,
December
9th
acres
of
bottom
land,
a
lot
of
young
or­
E.
M.
Rawley
2.10
Backache is a symptom of female be appointed administrator of said es­ 1898
where wood is worth money, a fair 6 chard set out. A good house and barn, and near electric line. $20 an acre
weakness or derangement. If you tate filed ; ordered that letters issue on January
240 acres, 100 in cultivation. Four
2.09 room houiiG and 2 large barns, several plenty of timber. This is a good buy
have backache, don't neglect it. To filing approved bond in sum of *”50; II. March 10 th 7th J. S. Ronco
living springs on place with water all
Felix Wilcox
1.60 other cheap buildings, 4 good springs on and a fine home.
get permanent relief you must reach B. Cosper, A. F. Toner and C. H. Graves June
23rd
No. 78—75 acres, 3 miles from Dallas, the year. No buildings. An ideal
1.20 ranch one of which can be piped to
L. Morris
the root of the trouble. Nothing we appointed appraisers.
7th
4.IK) house and barn, land lays quite rolling, (the goat mohair center of the United daiiry ranch and the best ot orchard
Win. Bayne
know of will do this so safely and surely
Es ate of Volney E. Holmes, deceased June
hut
is
absolutely
the
land
for
fruit,
or
June
7tti
States.)
Dallas holds a goat and poul­ land. Several thousand cords of good
Nellie
Riggs
6.80
as Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com­ —estate admitted to probate ; Andrew’
3 00 walnuts, 1 miles to school and church try show every year, that is excepted by oak grub wood on place and only 4
pound. Cure the cause of ttiese dis­ If. Holmes appointed administrator; December 7th J C Fletcher
5.24 Salem only 10 miles, 11 miles to Dallas, the leading journals as a national show. mile from railroad station. Want to
tressing aches and pains and you will bond in sum of $1900 filed and approved December 7th J C Fletcher
8 th Walter Needman
2.30 3 miles to McCoy, Crowley station close Polk county took prizes at the St. Louis sell out entire, farm machinery, stock,
become well and strong.
O. E. Holmes, Ora Saverv and II. Mor­ December
bv, this can be sold on the best of terms, and Lewis «& Clarke fairs for the* best etc. Will take $32 an acre or $8,530 for
1899
The great volume of unsolicited rison appointed appraisers.
Miss Elsie Iiay goes next week fora
January (itti
M. II. Murphy
9 80 at 6 per cent interest at only $10 per goats and also for mohair. This farm is everything.
testimony
constantly
pouring
in
pro
ves
Estate
and
guardianship
of
Glenn
W.
short visit with Eugene friends.
a pleasant home having 2 1-2 acres of $3,500 will buy you a prune orchard
O. E. Focht
3.00 acre.
conclusively that Lydia E. Pinkham’s Percival, a minor—final discharge of Mart'll 8 Ü 1
No. 51—278 acres, 125 cultivation, 80 family orchard, consisting of prunes, already bearing of 20 acres. Ten acres
M. I). Ellis
6.46
The ’and contests before RefereeTooze Vegetable Compound, made fro nr roots guardian entered ; final settlement ap­ April Mil
acres
of
oak
timber,
balance
slashed
off,
pears, cherries, apples and other fruits, are in Italian prunes, three acres in pe­
A Vercler
3.00
during tin* last 10 days have brought anti herbs, lias restored health to thou, proved and ordered that guardian be- April Mit
I. S. Smith
112.66 place all fenced, the house is an old one, 13 acres cleared and cultivated, with 17 tite prunes, and 7 seven acres of 5-year
many people to town as lawyer’s wit­ sands of women.
discharged and bondsmen exonerated April 5t)i
but
the
barn
and
out-buildings
are
good
acres
grubbed but not ploughed, a good old walnut trees. Planted among pe-
May
:ird
J.
M.
Campbell
4.50
nesses and land claimants. As only
M rs. P in k l ia m , o f L y n n , M ass., from further liability.
Urti
Dan Svron
3.00 $50 per acre, one half cash, the balance 3 room house and large barn and goat tites are about 200 walnuts. This land
testimony is here taken, no intelligent in v ite s a ll s ic k w o m e n to vyrite
Estate of John C. White, deceased— May
M I) Ellis
shed.
5 15 at 7 per cent.
is the very best of walnut land, and
answer can be given as to how the eases h e r f o r a d v ic e . S h e h a s g u id e d final account set for hearing Thursday May 3rd
Price $2409. Can give terms.
May 3rd
L. N. Woods
5.00 No. 12—0 fine acres in town, at $1200,
are coining out, although it is supposed th o u s a n d s to li e u l t h fr e e of July 8 , at 10 o’clock a. in.
bare land in the vicinity is selling for
on
good
terms,
one
acre
of
which
is
in
June
Till
18
acres
bearing
prunes,
in
1
1-2
miles
J.
M.
Armstrong
2.20
$300
an acre.
that the original settlers are having the c h a rg e .
In re estate of George P. Selby, de­ June 711 1
bearing
orchard.
of
town;
$2,500.
John
Rhodes
2.20
best of the argument.
2
acres
in city limits, 25 fruit trees,
ceased ; final account filed and Saturday,
No. 158—67 acres, 4 1-2 miles from
W. W. Treat.
40 acres of good fruit land close to all sown to oats, no improyments.
June 8 tli
1.00
July 10th set for hearing.
Dallas, 4 room house and good barn. Dallas at $2000.
November 9th Austin & West­
Price
$400.
No. 231—10 acres right in town, 6
ern Co., Ltd.
1.75 25 acres under cultivation, balance in
5-room house in Dallas to trade for
oak timber, The wood and goats on room bouse and good barn; 200 fruit
REAL ESTA^ e Y r ANSFERS.
1900
TIRED OF LIFE.
10 acre track near town, or for sale at
December 0
T. Buford
1-70 this place will play the expenses of put­ trees, berries etc. Here is a place, which $1100,
$300 down, balance $10 a month
A Chat on Styles for Miss Sixteen.
May 10
George E. Lewis
1.70 ting it into fruit. Considering the price with proper attention, a family can live
Ida Condit to Lena Peterson, lot
of fruit lands and the returns of that and farm independent of outside em­ Wanted—a 60 to 80 acre tract near
May
10
George
E.
Lewis
1.70
2 July 7
An Old and Honored Ciiizen Takes in Independence......................
It. S. Brown
1.70 makes this a very cheap chance to grow ployment or resources. An ideal place Dallas—improved or unimproved. Must
Ida M I Urey and hd to Mrs S F
G ra d ati- n gowns and simple shirtwaist (rocks are just now
for some man of moderate means that be good land and a bargain.
July 5
Bessie Keller
2.30 up with Dallas and her fruit farms.
McKinney, part lot in Dallas . 1300 July
claiming the attent on of Miss Sixteen, w ho finds the sub ect one
Short Route
Price of this place is $1,800.
w ishes to take life easy for the balance
Margaret Kramer 1.70
7
100 acres within three miles of town ;
MaryCTedrow and hd to Eu­
of considerable inte.eit.
No.
65—$15
per
acre
buys
this
311
acre,
of
his days.
1901
house, barn, etc, only $2,503
gene Bogert,95acres, t 9s, r 5 w 3100 August 8
S u nmer frocks are always m a e interesting th n wi ter
1.10 situated on Alsea bav, 30* acres for the
Price $2,200.
Jene Addia
have some especially fine offerings
Scott et ux to Giles Bennett,
ones, lor they ar- so much m ore ' ‘fu lle r and fluffier" that it is
No. 196—435 acres, one half mile from in We
August 8
J. T. Wood
1.60 plow, 109 acres of the best bottom land,
Yesterday afternoon when si little Geo
large tracts of British Columbia lands.
lot in Dallas ......................... 1490 June 6
jus a p easurc to anticipate slipping into one o t these usual.y
alder
and
fir
timber
on
balance,
bouse
of
6
.(
8
)
Falls
City.
Chance
for
a
large
stock
W.
L.
Wilcox
All easily accessible to navigation and
daughter of Mr. Nelson and a small E F Gholson to Harvey I) Crum­
charm irg reations, which seem to give I ghtness to heart and
June 6
11. F. Hall
2.15 7 rooms, good milk house 18x24 feet, range. This place has been logged over within reach of Vancouver. Long leases
companion went to the Ezra E. Kim­ ley et al, 9 acres, t 6 s, r 3 and
feet.
large barn, chicken house, small or­ but there is still plenty of good wood and at fair prices. Tracings can be seen
1902
4 w.......................................... . 500 March 5
Exactly sui e I to airy da'nty crea ions are gowns of he type
ball place, some two miles from Dallas
K. K. Tuttle
1.90 chard of large trees, bearing the best left; lumber flume running through the at this office.
A Embree et ux to B F
iil ¡strated in N o 3 .0 0 in w i h tucking is used to excellent
March 5
I .ce Walton
1.70 apples, pears, cherries and prunes,, run­ place that would carry the wood to Falls
they were frightened nearly out of their Marcus
Jones, land in Dal as...............
150 March 6
A living producing home for sale—One
ad an age. This, however, is not a necessity as the gown can
1.50 ning spring water can be piped into top City where there is a good market for
Louie Butler
wits to find the lifeless body of Mr. J L Murdock et ux to S W and
be ma c with jut it, insertion of lace or em broidery providing
April 3
W. Mav
1.50 ot house, the cleared land is in the bot­ it. We can give very liberal terms on of the most beautiful living sites in Falls
Meldora Jackson, 7.07 acres, t 8
Kimball stretched on the ground cold
ample dec ration.
April 3
Mr. Butler
1.80 tom, one mile of river front which this place or would sell it in 40, 80 or City, Oregon, is offered for sale at a bar­
T o p a t and amethy t are colors r.dvocated by ihe young
gain. The land is 24 acres in extent
abounds in all kinds of fish, 1 1 - 2 miles 160 acre tracts. See us about this.
in death. Ilia wife and nearby rela­ s, r4 w, and lots in Monmouth 2500 By order of County Court.
Eunice
Bell
Putnam
and
hd
to
E
and is the best strawberry soil in the
Ni* girl w h \ if permitted, w ould w ear these colors to ext ernes so
of Bay view,3 1-2 miles to Walport; terms
Price $20 per acre.
tives were at once informed, his wife
(Heal)
li. M. SMITH,
L. Harris. 1-10 interest in 190
fa.hionable have thry become.
W henever possib'e jewelry i;
world. It is already planted in 40 En­
can
be
given.
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6-8
18t
County
Clerk,
having
been
in
attendance
at
a
small
acres, t 7 s, r 4 w...................... 1000
chosen to match the favoiiti m accorded beth topaz, and aire hyst
No. 28—20 acres near Independence,
A snap for $2,200, 9 acres just out of glish walnuts and some 60 apple trees,
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party at the home of her daughter, I Ethel Treanor and hd to William
at present amount n to a fad.
a good house of seven rooms, small barn, Dallas on good graveled road, opposite out four years. An adjoining acre can
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and Effie Addison, lots in In­
1 . t »e lum erou: s Iky fabrics on the order «f o sette,
young orchard and small fruit, 1 acre of cemetery, 4-room house, barn, etc., good he had for $750. Almost new modern
Mrs. J. W. Robinson, not far aw aw
For
the
Exhibit.
banz i, an 1 s e ne silk and i k mulls, the col rs m< nticned are
Ready
dependence
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25
timber, price $ 2200 .
well, acre of strawberries, 1 4 acres i house of 9 rooms* with many convenien­
Coroner
Chapman
was
summoned
and
p rtic .aily c iarm g, t e .oftness of the mated d urited with its
No, 31—162 acres, 130 in cultivation, of logans, and other berries. Fine bot­ ces, good barn and outbuildings. The
on
investigation
of
the
facts,
found
no
tus recreating frocks m.»*t a luring.
2 or 3 acres in orchard mostly apples, tom land, Moro land can be bought cash price is $2500, and it is a snap for
BordereJ materials a • well
inquest necessary, as the case was un­ PORTLAND HOTEL ARRIVALS.
the person who wants a fine location,
jl)-(j miles to a good little town and 4 adjoining.
adapted to gowns of t is character
sure to double in value, and wheceon
passenger trains per each day, county
doubtedly one of premeditated suicide . ' Thursday:
We have a call for a one or two acre one
and in the on illiutr t d a narrow
can easily make a living.
road
runs
throw
the
farm,
this
is
a
cheap
F.
H
.
Wilson,
Indep.
Mr.
Kimball
was
aged
about
78
years,
tract
within
the
city
limits,
improved
border could well be su b ritjted
farm at $60 per acre, all that is asked is land preferred.
Mrs. ('. J. Farley, Dallas.
Here’s a snap—only $4,200 will buy
and
has
a
number
of
times
expressed
¿ lo t the t ck •
$50 or $8100 on re isonable terms.
Miss Etta Farley, Dallas.
240 acres 11-2 miles north of Mon­ two fine residences right close in town.
{
W hen purchasing na row bo -
himself as tired of life, his health not
L- 'V. Keeler, Dallas.
$700 —}4 acre in Dallas, house, shed. mouth and 2 miles northwest of Inde­ One is a large 9-room house and the
^ dered materials with a view to
being good. He committed the sorrow-
P. II. Winston, Dallas.
120 acres of fine fruit land, all under pendence. All level land and composed other a five room cottage. Modern im­
l develapment in the gowns of the
Charley Fiske, Buena Vista.
fid act by using a single barrel shotgun,
cultivation, lying on road from Dallas of rich black soil, capable of growing provements. On three lots with fruit,
• older girl or woman it is well to
Friday:
to Perrydale. Will sell in tracts of 10. anything desired. 200 acres are now in berries, ornamental trees and flowers.
using a chain and small rope so the
remember that the border in n o it cases must b- cut off and
E. P. Weir, Airlie.
20 or 40 acres at $75 an acre.
crops of grain, clover, hay, etc. Half a Sold separate if desired.
afterward applied as a separate band or as in erlion.
M any of
trigger could bo pulled while his hand
C. L. Fitchard, Indep.
dozen acres of ash wood on place, and a 60 acres of well improved land within
For
only
$3000—A
9-room
hard
finish­
the fabrics have narrow two- t ch bo.ders which are admirably
was holding the barrel. Leaning the Saturday:
ed house in Dalles, only one block from creek runs through it. There is a good four miles of Dallas. Well adapted for
adaped to this method of treatnent.
II.
Clanfield,
Dallas.
butt against a grub oak in his -yard, lie
business section. This place will only house arul ham«, and a windmill and fruit or poultry, and with especially
T ha gown illustrated, No. ! 0 0 would be ha m'ng made
tank. The whole place is well tiled. rich soil.
pulled the trigger, and leaning over the Sunday:
be on the market fora few weeks.
of crossbar red horde-ed dimity, all wing he border to remain
(J. L. Crider, Dallas.
There
is a small orchard, but very pro
$1,800—Two large city lots in center
uccut on the flounce but cutting it t i l and applying it in the form
charge, which did not seem to have
No.
1ft—134)4
:,cro
at
$39
per
acre,
B. B. Root, Lincoln.
of banding as a substitute for the tu c ls now illu trated.
within 3 miles of Dallas, 55 acres in lific. The price asked is $65 an acre, and of town, sewer connections and improve­
been a large one, entered his neck, sev­ Mrs. Root, Lincoln.
bare
land
adjoining
has
lately
been
sold
ments.
Not all of the young gill's fr-cks ar- to l e ressy, however,
cultivation, 20 acres bottom, the balance
I>. O. Taylor, Indep.
ering the windpipe and jugular vein,
and she will need some simple on*s for gen ral wear, n-x em.ve
88 acres, 40 under cultivation, well
fine fruit land, house of 4 rooms, barn for the same price. One third of the
Mrs. Taylor, Indep.
lie dropped back and the gun on top of
ginghams, percales and crint*. Excel ent styles arc found in the
16x32 feet, with shed on each side, gran­ crop goej if sold before harvest. Would watered, good 7-room house, barn, straw
R. J. Savage Monmouth.
sell
half
at
$65
an
acre.
Terms,
half
other sketches shown. N o. 3085, an unusually .'ri ghtful type
and
goat shed ; 4,000 coids oak timber;
ary,
hen
house,
small
orchard
in
bearing,
him.
M. H. Cooper, Indep.
for the printed lawn or s mple gingham dress. It is in cne-piec?
65 bearing apple and pear trees, 600
2 living springs, 500 cords of oak wood cash, balance at 6 per cent.
J. If. Ellison, Indep.
Mr. Kimball is an old time resident
style
ade so by the slirt and
15 acres, $3,500. 5 room house w ith young prunes and 100 apples; good
not cut, one half net cash, the balance
Jessie Ellison, Indep.
of this vicinity, and held the respect of
waist being at ached together by a
bath, new barn, 4 acres of strawberries, fences; school house on the place and
to suit, at 7 per cent interest.
Earl Ellison, Indep.
narrow be t.
T h e sleeves are
all who knew him. The act of taking Monday:
No. 17—75 acres, 65 acres in cultiva­ 2 acres in raspberries and walnuts, bal­ four miles from Dallas, with free mail
designed lor full or three quart» r
tion balance of good thrifty second ance in hay. 1 1-2 miles from court delivery. Price $5,840, one half cash,
his life can only he attributed to a dis­ V. P. Fiske, Dallas.
I ngth, small tucks lending Attract­
oak, the land is all good and has house, Only $3,500, $2,50) dow n, bal­ balance at 6 percent.
Paul Fundman, Butler.
eased mind, made so by continual worry
The Miss—My! If only de push growth
iveness.
a large hop house on a never failing ance at G per ce nt.
Dr. Dunsmore, Independence.
145 acres two miles from Dallas, all
over his ill health.
Pique, g ng am, I nen, poplin,
could
see
me
now!
stream
of
running water; price $55 per
New house, 4 rooms, and barn in North rolling red soil, good fences, 20 acres
II. M. Kershaw, Willamina.
He leaves a wife, and one son and
light we’ght serge and similar fabrics
acres.
Dallas
for
$600.
Ralph Adams. Dallas.
under cultivation, $500 worth of fir
are sui able for the development of
two daughters to mourn his taking off.
A Broad Hint.
No. 18 25 acres within 3 miles of Dal­
Oscar Schafer, Monmouth.
145 acres at $39 an acre. 12 acres are timber, 3 wells, 4 springs, 1 acre of
this model, which the you ggirl wi I
las, good well 24 feet deep, and 1500 in wheat, 20 in oats, 10 in summer fal­ strawberries, 2 acres of cherries, apples,
llis
son.
Allie,
is
now
living
on
Ha
mon
It
wns
late.
K
.
E.
Williams,
D
a
lla
s
.
find delightful because c f the separate shield which may be
brick on the ground to be used to wall low, and the balance in open pasture and plums; 15-room house, 1 4-room
The young man was very tiresome.
Zed Rosendorf, Independence.
river, and his daughters, Mrs. J. \V.
om ttcd a low V -n ck r ■ suiting that s alv\ ays hciom ing to youth-
up the well, the timber has mostly been and oak timber. One $800 barn and house, 3 barns ; 4 inile to school, free
Mark II ay ter, Dallas.
The young woman hid a yawn.
Robinson, and Mrs. Ren Thompson are
P ictoriil Review Pattern, N o. 3 1 CO is a Misse ’ C oilum e
chopped
off but lies well for a nice fruit another good barn, but the house is old. delivery. Price *3,309, half cash, bal­
Tuesday:
“Which
do
you
say,
Mr.
Blight,”
she
residents of this vicinity.
in Empire S 'y 'e , consi ting of a yoke waist that may he made
tract, and is the making of a fine place Good thrifty young orchard, well at the ance at G per cent.
J. S. Cooner, Indep.
presently
asked.
“
‘the
dew*
is
falling,’
with either high c i low neck and long or .*h rt sleevrs .in I an
for a home, the price of this is $600.
Mr. Kimball was born in Ohio in
Ralph Adams, Dallas.
house and a running stream in pasture,
We have a 5-room house in Dallas for
or ‘a dew Is falling?* ”
attached fiv-e-gor d ikirt, tucked about the hip*, and 'eng h ned
343 acres at $25 an acre, 50 acres in close to siding on railroad,
1830. lie came to Oregon in 1852, first V. E. Johnson, Dallas.
sale at only $»S09. This is a bargain,
“I
think
‘the
dew’
Is
falling,”
he
an­
by a straight gathered flounce.
T h e pa tein is in sizes 1?, I l
cultivation, balance mostly open pas­
A. B. Starbuek, Dallas.
and
we do not expect to keep it on the
settling
near
Smithfield,
and
later
going
45
acres
at
$1,800,
30
in
crop,
and
all
and 16 years.
swered.
ture ; place all fenced, 2 springs, a 7 the crop goes at this price if taken soon. market very long.
Leon Elder, Dallas.
to Southern Oregon. In 1858 he served
“Ar.d yet there tire times when adieu room house, small barn, 3 stock sheds Good
Pictorial Review Pattern, No. 3098, consist., o ' a shirtwaist
E. F. Coad. Dallas.
barn and outbuildings, but house
No. 33—182 acres all in cultivation ex­
with the Indian war veterans in their
with shie d and a nine gored skirt that is no1 a tached to the
would be justified,” she dreamily mur­ ami hen house, small orchard of apples not very
M. Havter, Dallas.
good. This is a cracker jack of cept a few’ trees around house, about
blouse, and may be worn w ill any o her shit-w aist.
The
and prunes, Terms one half cash, and a little place,
campaign in Eastern Oregon, Hon. Ben Wednesday:
mured.
well watered with a dandy 100 acres in crop house of 8 rooms, large
patrern is in siz s 12-14 and 16 years.
Then he took the hint and his hat.— time on rest at 6 per cent.
Hayden, lately deceased, being the cap­ Geo. II. Lavernv, Lincoln.
back of the house. The place is barn, also granary and hen house, 60
No. 53—206 acres, 70 acres cultivation spring
J. T. Brown, Buena Vista.
Pictori >1 Review Pattern, No. 3085 is a M uses’ Costume
r level.i ml Plain Dealer.
fitted
up
as
a
poultry ranch. There is acre of bottom, all the place is black
tain
of
his
company.
Thirty-five
years
balance in pasture with good spring, plenty of bearing
Mrs. Brown, Buena Vista.
consisti g of a tucked waist made with a shallow yoke ar.d full
orchard for family loam soil, family orchard, 60 young
ago he came to live where he has since
price
$30
per
acre,
$3000
cash,
balance
Mrs. E. Jacobson, Dallas.
I ngth tucked sleeves that may be made short r if desired. T h e
use and several acres of young apple cherry trees. 4 »nile of station/ good
A n I n d ic a ti o n .
time at 6 per cent interest.
Mrs. I. N. Woods, Dallas.
resided.
skirt, which is in even gores, is attached to the wais by a n ar­
trees.
This
place
is
to school and terms on this.
“Do you think tin re Is any truth In
No. 58—142 acres all in cultivation, 80 only four miles from close
It. D. Cooper, Indep.
row belt, an inverted plait being formed at the back.
I he pat­
He had been a member of the Metho­
Dallas. Fi\e high
No. 37—10 acres close in, of which 4
the
saying
that
one
who
Is
lucky
ln
acres
of
clover,
family
orchard
and
small
Mrs.
M,
1
1
ay
ter,
Dallas.
tern it in sizes 12-14 and 16 years
dist church for many years. The funer­
Jersey cows, 3 horses, wagon, acres are set to 2-year old trees, 1 acre
fruit, a 9 room house, barn 28x50 feet, grade
love Is unlit ky at cards?*’
II. L. Fenton, Dallas.
harness,
and
all
go
in
at
$2.000
on
easy
P a t t e r n s o f t h e a b o v e d e s ig n s , in c lu d in g c u t t i n g
al will occur from the family residence
of
small fruit, $1509 takes this.
Mrs. Fenton, Dallas.
“Well, I have observed that some of with shed 18 «50, wind mill with 1500 terms.
n d c o n s tr u c tio n g u id e s , a r e 1 5 c e n t s e a c h n u m b e r ,
at 2 o’clock tomorrow afternoon and
No. 48—152 acres, 34 acres cultivation
Mrs. P. A. Finseth, Dallas.
the ladies who are most successful at gallon tank which furnishes water for
184 acres at $75 an acre. This is all
N. L. Guy. Dallas.
will be conducted by Rev. M. E. Sparh,
bridge have husbands who are out a nouse, barn and lawn, hog house, hen good Mack soil and clover land. 20 16 acres pasture, balance timber, old
cow barn large woodshed, smoke
| house, 1 good barn and 1 old one, 2 acre
D. II. Gootherer, Dallas.
and interment will take place at the old
good deal at night.”—Chicago Record house,
acres
of hearing fruit, 12 of apples, and ! orchard, 4 springs, $40 per acre for this.
house, anple house, land lies level, is
Herald.
|
3
of
prunes
Is
fitted
up
as
a
dairy
Dallas cemetery near town.
nearly all tiled, and is fenced ih 9 dif­
No. 29—A good farm of 147 acres, at
The Needlework Guild.
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ferent fields, $ 10,000 is the price of this. | ranch with the best of cow barns, horse $35 per acre, 115 acres in cultivation, a
The Needlework Guild, of America is
No. 45—136 acres at $80 an acre, east barns, and cooling rooms and separator, | good six room house and barn close to
A Great Revival.
a non-sectarian ehnritnble organization,
of Dallas 2 1-2 miles, 7 room house, barn j The locat'on is fine, being only 4 mile school and within 3 miles of two sta­
good little town and railroad. Can
The Whiston «Sc Longman meeting is founded in 1885, having branches aft NEW REAL ESTATE BARGAINS. 30x86 feet, 5 or 6 acres of timber, 130 | to
tions, good terms r.nd a good buy.
acres cultivated, 40 acres of which is give terms and plenty of time.
attaining great headway. In this com­ over the United States. It is modeled
I 43 acres at $4300. A new 5 room
upon
a
simi’ar
society
in
England
found­
25
acres
2
miles
from
Dallas,
3
acres
in
clover.
The
Lacreole
river
runs
mencement season the audiences arc
We hnve a inan in Tennesee who through one end of farm. Place well in briar brush, easily cleared, balance i house and barn good and large, a young
large and enthusiastic. Whiston is at ed by Lady Wolverton in 1883. Each
I in oak grub stumps. Wire fence on two ( 2 year old orchard of all kinds of fruit,
his best as the meetings approach a branch contracts the distribution of wants to trade a bottling works for Ore­ fenced.
No. 64—160 acres, 9 room house, 2 sides, 20 foot well. 1500 brick and 1500 1 new hen house lust built, good well and
close ami lamgmaTt is certainly going garments it collects. They may be giv­ gon land and another one in Canada
spring, this little place is a dandy, and
barns, 50 acres cultivated, 5 acres good j feet of shiplap go with the place, and I ' only
some. Steps arc being taken to prevent | en to the needy of the town, or to the who w an Is to trade land for land.
2 4 miles of Dallas.
If you can help i t Kodol prevents Dyspepsia, by
the noise ami talking around the tent charities of the nearest large city. Its Over two acres in city limits for $2500. hearing orchard, 60 acres fine oak and I there is at least 50 cords of oak timber.
A desirable home—New 5-room cot­
(luring the services. The meetings have object is to collect and distribute new, | Good bouse, small orchard ami lots of fir timber, running water, well, spring. [ Terms all cash. $30 an acre.
effectually helping Nature to Relieve Indigestion.
the right of way and the outside noises plain suitable garments, to meet th e , berries. Terms, $1000 down, balance to 1 team of horses, buggy, harness, 8 cows,
Do not forget our 10-acre tracts just tage and hath, toilet, lavatory, and
But don’t trifle with Indigestion.
with the deliberate purpose of disturb­ great need of hospitals, homes and oth- I suit, and possession given October 1st. hogs, young stock, machinery and some ! out of town, now three years planted to ; electric lights. Fine inside finish. Hoof
furniture. AH at only $6,000, terms on walnuts, nears and prunes, that will minted green. Attached to sewer.
ing the meeting will hereafter be attend­ er charities, and to extend its useful - 1
A (treat many people who hnve a partial digester—and physics are
ed to in the proper way. The subjects ness by the organisation of branches. I 58 acres 3 miles from town at $125 an one half.
I come into bearing in 1911. Until this ¡1290 the price, $300 down, terms on
trifled with Indigestion, have been not digesters at all.
No. 42—224 acres, a snap at $16 j>er time they will he cultivated for you. j balance. Fine location. All iinpiove-
for the next few nights w ill be as fol­ The plan of work is very simple. The acre. Good house and barn, 18 acres in
sorry ter It—when nervous or
annual
contributi
»n
ot
two
or
more
new
|
hops.
Splendid
improvements,
and
a
acre. A house and barn, also a hop Tins is the lieat investment in orchard rnents paid for.
Kodol Is a perfect digester. If
lows: Tlnusdav—“ Sowing and Reap­
chronic dyspepsia resulted, and you could see Kodol digesting every
ing.” Friday—“ Life’s Drama in Three articles of wearing apparrel or house-• mineral spring that could be made of house, 70 acres cultivated, old orchard, lands that you can find in the valley.
A snap—New 5-room cottage. Bat
•ath,
they have not been able to euro it. particle of food, of all kinds. In the
4 miles from Dallas.
Acts,” a sti iking message on popular hold linen, or a donation of money,! great value.
Terms half down, and reasonable time electric lights, hot and cold water, e lo l
Use Kodol and prerent having class test-tubes in our laboratories,
amusement» Saturday—'“ The Three constitutes membership in a branch. ! 2 acres of land in Dallas. Has nice I No. 11— 2l4 acres right in the city, on the balance. You can not make a in, sewer paid for. If vou see this prop­
you would know this Just as well
Dyspepsia.
Thrones.” Sunday will be a great day. Men, women and children may be - 1 7 -room house, with private water plant, | beautiful building site, at onlv $425. letter buy than this at $200 an acre erty yon will buy it. Terms, $1090
Everyone Is subject to Indiges­ as we do.
At 10 a. m. Whiston will address the come members. A branch w as or- I ami well furnished throughout. Splen­ $225 cash handles. One years time on now, for by 1911, when von take the $3o0 down, anv kind of terms on the
Nature and Kodot will always
tion. Stomach derangement follows
j Sunday School upon “The Voyage of gnnised here a few weeks ago and the! did barn. Good bottom land and lots ; balance.
land, it will be worth ail of $800an acre. balance.
No. 174—76 acres, 21.,» miles from Dal­ Seize an opportunity when presented to
Stomach abase. Just as naturally euro a sick stomach—but In order
I Life.” At 11 he will speak upon the following officers were chosen: Presi­ of all kinds of fruit. Several large Roy­
New 5-room cottage close in. Fino
Sad Just as surely as a sound and tO be cured, the stomach must rest.
“ Pattern in the Mount.” At 8 the dent, Mrs. George( jerlinger , vice presi­ al Ann cherry trees that last year bore las, new 7 room house and good barn, 20 you. Old man Opportunity now knocks location. $1060 is the price, onlv $250
healthy stomach results upon tho That la what Kodol does—rests the
j theme will he “ A Startling?” These j dents, Mrs. B. Casev, and Mrs. S. B Tav- 1000 pounds to the tree. Onlv 5 blocks acres under cultivation, 5 acres of or­ at your door. Are you wise or will you down, any kind of terms on the bal­
riomach. while the stomach gets
taking of Kodol.
meetings will continue next week. AH | lor; secretary. Mrs W. V. Fuller; treas­ from the court house. Would make an chard, mostly apples and pears, but n let this chance to make gnotl money go ance.
urer. Mrs. Kakin; directors, Mrs. Louie
large variety of mixed fruits for family by.
(cordially Invited.
When you experience sourness well. Just as simple as A, B, C.
garden »pot. We w*ot *2600, and use,
15 acres within two miles of town,
Gerlingor, Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. Donnhoe, Í ideal
p’.cudy of fine water, some oak tim­ 68 1-2 acres within one mile of town,
<rf stomach, belching of gas and
20
H
0
of
it
down.
unimproved, but the finest of orchard
Mrs llayter, Misa Emma Dempsey, Mrs. j
ber and ‘JtiO.OOO feet of fir timber, and a unimproved,
Our Guarantee
■khwstlng fluid, bloated sensation
the best orchard land land. Now in oats, with a few vonng
Marriage License!.
Kearth. It is the duty of each direr-
Hi) acres, well improved, within 4 downhill pull to Dallas. We had sam­ in the county hut
tr> r o u r d r u g g is t to d a y n n ñ «jet a dol­
guawlng pain In the pit of the l a fir»
and lies well for produc­ trees set out this spring. We can get
ile . rn»un a ft e r vou h a v e
tha
Allen A, Mo Leon and Carmen Hears tor to secure ten members who will miles of Dallas. About 20 acres in cul­ ples of fruit from this place that were ing fruit. IaRs of big oak timber on it. you
stoaarh. heart burn (so-called), v n r tlr* botti co
n te n t* o f th e Dottle i f y o u c a n
tliis snap for $125 an acre. Just
each give two new garments a year, and tivation, balance good pasture or orch-’ Al To see this place in the fall when Will cut 10, 20 or 40 acres. On county
James M Leitch and Bessie Young.
diarrhoea, headaches, dullness or hoTteetly t o y , th a t it h a « not «lone y o u a n y
the place for a desirable home.
one member who gives cash, amount ard land. Easily cleared Fine body of the fruit is on the trees is to buy it.
re tu rn th e In u tle to th e riruggiM t am !
Charles
P.
Bratt
and
I/oretta
Conn.
|
chronic tired feeling—-you need Kn i good.
road. Good «pring. Only $60 an acre.
h ® w ill re fu n d y o u r m on ey w ith o u t auen-
100 acres for only $2,500. This place
unspecified The cash contributions oak and fir timber, plenty to pay for
Pi ice $3,500. Can give terms.
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dol. And then the quicker you tak- j tion o r d e la y . W e w ill th en p a y th e «mig*
toward defraying small local needs, the place. Fine spring of water above
No. 60—100 acies L, mile north of Gives terms, on anything over 20 acres. ha« a go«xl house and Imrn, ami running
M fo r th e bo ttle.
D on ’ t hu d ta te , a l l
Kodol—the better. Fat what you I j d g ru
222 acres of fine farming land for sale. w ater that can'he utilize«! to irrigate the
Hop Contracts.
g ? '» ts I jiow th at owr gun raTitee 1 « good.
ft lie ladies have arranged to hold a house that could bo easily used to irri­ Teat’s siding on the S. F C. «'t W. Rv.. Has
want, let Kodol digest It.
I T hin o ffe r a n o d ic* to th* l a r « « bottle o n ly
a good spring, a ’small orchard, 26 lower parts if *0 desired. It would
G. I f . Ball to Kola Neis Hop Co.—‘2 meeting on the Van Orwdel lawn, June gate with. Building« for ini ul>ator and ! 4 miles to Dallas; 40 acres cultivated. 20 acres
d to Ln» 01.« In a fa m ily . '* he la r g e U»t-
Ordinary pepsin “dyspepsia tab­ I *n
of good clover, good fencing and make a fine garden truck ranch. The
15th. at 3 p m. All who wish to join brooder. Good running w ater. Consid­ acres «»pen pasture, 100 acres timber.
tie c o n ta in a x y i tiuit-H a « inuch a « th e ttity
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leta.” physics, etc., are not likely | c en t bottle.
the guild and those who an* already erable fn.it. 75 walnut trees. Rural Box house, 4 rooms, 2 barns, 2 go»«l sufficient wood for farm nse. Will sell term are most especially liberal, onlv
Notorial Commissions.
to be of much benefit to you, in
Kodol Is prepared at the labor*
members are cordially invited t v attend. delivery, telephones, etc. Price only springs, one of which is at the house. altogether or divide up to suit, A most * 1OC0 being required down and the bal­
desirable location, lietween Dallas and ance in one, two or threj years. There
.dlCastlT* alimenta Pepsin is only | lories of E. C. DuWltt ft Co., Chicago.
After the business session light refresh­ $2,700, of which $500 can be arrange«! On* hard.
W. V. Fuller, L. D. Brown.
I Perrydale. Only $66 an acre.
ments will he served.
ia lota of timber on the place.
Price $4800. Good terms.
for.
A Few of Our
What Our County Officials Have Done
Land
BACKACHE
Since Our Last Issue.
Bargains
WILL YIELD
THE POLK COUNTY ITEMIZER. VAIID
UNDER THE BIG CLOCK.
The National Bird will Soar.
Better Not Get
Dyspepsia
J