Judge D. P. Stouffer was a Portland
F a llin g
Ayer’* Hair Vigor promptly destroys the germs
that cause failing hair. It nourishes the halr-
hulhs. restores then, to health. The hair stops
ra‘i .i;j out, grows more rapidly.
DOCTORS
I v is ito r y e s te r d a y .
D a n d ru ff
h a ir
Dungan & Holman are doing a fine
job of kalsominiug in Horace Webster'*
Ayer's Hair Vigor just as promptly destroys the
germs that cause dandruff. It removes every
trace r»f dandruff itself, and keeps the scalp
clean a c i in a healthy condition.
c o n fe c tio n e ry s to re .
MR HOWARD
DEAD.
Practical W ell Drillers.
SH ER IFF’S SALE.
\U £ ( M i n m.'tke y o u a welt where all oth ers fail. NOTICE 1» HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY VIE*
"
Have latest u ptodate m achines. Can «1 rill
tu e of an order issued out of the county
through an yth in g. We give you a written court, of the state 0 » Oregon, lor the county of
guarantee. B »th phones. Call on <>r address Polk, at the June term thereof, 1909, com m and­
us for terms.—Hlopir Bros, Independence, Or. ing me to st*ll the sev ral tracts or parcels of
Aft
real property hereinafter described, to w hich
the county of Polk, has acquired title by vir­
tue of sale thereof for taxes, and more partic­
Mr. Matk Ford Howard passed away
ularly described as follows:
j at his home residence in Dallas on June
Beginning 7.06 ch ain s north and 1.70 ch ain s
:20th, after an illness of considerable
east of northea* t corner of north west quarter
| is 0:2 host help, but ita use
of section 1. west 80 chains, ; outh 20 chains,
(luration from cancer of the stomach.;
east 80 chains, north 20 ch ain s to p o b, sections
m utt be continued in sum­ : His parents James and Nancy How- i
l and 2 tow nship 9 s, range 5 west and
! ard, came to Oregon in 184.) and were NOTICE h hereby tlrm th.t the p.rtiwnhip secs. 35 and 36, tow nship 8 s, r 5 w, con tain in g
m er a t well as winter.
110 acres.. Tax and costs J72.18.
amolli?
she
earliest
pioneers
of
tins
state
■
>
heretofore
exf.tlnir
between
J.
E
Farmer
Take It in a little cold milk or water
South east quarter of t orth east quarter, of
1 a n d lie w a s a n a t iv e s o n , b e in g b o rn in
h. A. C hipm an under the firm nam e and
t a small bottle now.
Ait Druggists
35, tow nship 9 s, r 7 w, con tain in g 40
I 'in ,, m u n t v m i K u l.rnn rv l i i OKA
nMOr sty le of Farmer «ft Chipman Is th is day dissolved section
acres. Tax and costs | 2 . 11 .
j L .ane c o u n t y o n F e b r u a r y 11, loOU, n e a r by m utual eonaent. All debts due said part-
P D O F T H E W ORLD
Houth west quarter of south east quarter, of
I w h e r e E u g e n e n o w is . In 1875 h e w a s nership are p ayable to A ttorney L. D. Brown
! u n it e d in m a r r ia g e w it h J o s e p h in e B a x - 111
*HW ptnci*. who w ill also adjust all claim s section 19, to w n sh ip s s, r 6 w, con tain in g 40
to r <111,1 tn tliix u n io n
h o rn
n iim •• • I n a l said partnership. Th« h otel business, i*eres. Tax and costs $1.76.
B eginning at north east corner of lot 8, block
n in e conducted by said partnership, w ill hereafter
tm «»t «««»«&** •** c i e h r il , a d n r e d n , t o t h t e i n e l s d e u s n t io b n e in w g e r e M Dorn
J H ill’s Independence, west 26J feet, south 132
r s. R . R . , be conducted by L. A. Chipman.
v.
a i f C o p le y , o f D o th a m , O r e ., M rs H . O . . Date?L at 1,11 lla *- Ore«on - ,.hif l2tA .iA 7, oi feet, east 26$ feet north 132 feet to p o b. Part
of lots 7 ami 8, block 3, H ill’s Independence.
J. E. FARMER,
2» I L o h r . o f C o lu m b ia , W , W . I>. H o w - !
Tax and costs $37.
L. A. CHIPMAN.
Beginning 20 75 ch ain s east and 20.24 ch ain s
ard, of Rhodes, Nev,, Mrs. E. A. Mox-
south
of north west corner of T. L. Burbank
gt ley, Mr. Lvte 8. Howard, Miss Jessie
ID. L. C., east 28.25 ch ain s, south 7.08 chains,
? \ Howard, Hayden and Houston Howard,
I west 28.25 chains, north 7.08 ch ain s to p o b,
sections 16-17-20 a n d 21, tow nship 8 s, r 4 w, con­
«* | of Dallas. His health began falling a
tain in g 20 acres. Tax and costs $26 44.
^ short time after he came to Dallas to
Beginning 1044 feet east of northwest corner
reside in November of last year. He
of block 5, nillB addition to H ill’s Indepen­
j went !o Nevada thinking the change y O T Ii'E in herel-y g iven t h .t the p artner.hin dence. south 132 feet, east 104 feet, north" 132
heretofore exintlmr betw een "rank T, feet west 104 feet to p o b. Parts of lots 7 and
5 ' would prove
beneficial
to
his )< uehx
am i Leo Bruckner, under the Arm name 8,block 5 H ill’s addition to H ill's Indenen-
health, hut he gradually grew worse and
sty le of The D allas Baking Company, is deuce,Tax and costs $4.77.
North west quarter of south west quarter of
until his death. He was buried at th is day dissolved by m utual consent. The
bakery w ill hereafter be conducted by section 2, tow nsh ip 9 s, r 6 w, con tain in g 40
Myrtle Creek in Southern Oregon on said
Frank T. Fuchs. All persons know ing th em ­ acres. Tax and costs $2.30.
June 23rd by the side of his daughter, selves indebted to Haiti firm w ill call at tne
Lots 3 4-7 and 8, block 20, Polk County Land
Mrs. Walter Stevenson, who died two law office of L. I>. Brown and settle th eir ac­ Co’s ad dition to Monmouth. Tax anu costs
All cla im s again st said firm w ill be t>'27
years ago. He was a man of many fine counts.
taken care of by Mr. Fuchs.
Lot 8, block 6, H ill's Independence. Tax and
traits of character, and besides his sor- Dated at D allas, Oregon, th is 22nd day of costs $2.25.
JH
Beginning 10 ch ain s south of J section cor­
rowing relatives he leaves a host of June 1909.
ner bet. secs. 2 and 11,south 10 ch ain s,east 18.50
FRANK T. FUCHH.
^ friends to mourn his taking off.
chains, north 10 chains, west 18.50 chains t o p
LEO BRUCKNER,
o b, section II, tow nship 8 s, r 4 w, con tain in g
18 acres. Tax and costs $31.16.
Is certainly the right place to *
Lot 16, block D. West Salem . Tax and ccstfl
•ay c o n su m p tio n can be I
cured. N ature alone w on’t
do it, it needs help.
!
Cancer
of
the Stomach Causes
His Death.
Frank Fuchs ami Leo Bruckner have
dissolved partnership in the bakery, the
latter retiring.
Wc wish you to positively and distinctly understand that Ayer’s Hair
Notice o f Dissolution o f Partner­
Frank Brobst received notice yester­
Vigor does not affect the color of the hair, even to the slightest
ship.
Which had Spread Over Face, Body day of the death of hi« brotherinlaw,
degree. Persons with the whitest or the lightest and most delicate
Frank Miller, at Kokuina, Indiana.
blond hair may use it freely without having the hair made a shade darker.
and Arm s— Swellings were as
As we go to press, Mrs. George W.
IfUfredientS
• Sulphur. Glycerin. Quinin. Sodluiu Chlorld.
Large as a Dollar— When they Johnson suggests that Valiev City
i n j r e u i e m s . f l ( t t a B l t s . , « . Alcohol. Water. Perfume.
would he a very pretty name for Dallas.
Broke, Sores would Not Heal —
Show this formula to your doctor. Ask him what he thinks of tt.
1 There will he work in the M. W, de­
J. C. A tkb C ompaht , Lowell. Mas*.
Suffered 3 Years.
gree at the Masonic hall tomorrow eve-
1 ning. so we are informed by the secre­
tary, Mr. J. C. Ilayter.
MADE SOUND AND WELL
Cherrington’s photo gallery will be
BY 3 SETS OF CUTICURA open
every day daring tin* Fourth of
July celebration, and will give you the
“ M y tro u b le b e g a n a b o u t th re e y e a rs
worth of your money in photos.
jl
ago w ith little b la c k sw ellings s c a tte re d
Allan and Darvin Dunkleberger, of
Notice o f D issolution o f Partner­
o y e r m y fa c e a n d n e ck . T h e y w ould
Reading, Pa., arrived Tuesday evening
d is a p p e a r o u t th e y w o u ld le a v e little
ship.
b la c k sca rs t h a t w ould itc h a t tim e s so
lor a visit with their brother, our gen­
I c o u ld n ’t k e ep fro m s c ra tc h in g th e m .
ial professor in Dallas college.
L a rg e r sw ellings w ould a p p e a r in th e
cam e p la c e a n d th e y w ere so p a in fu l I
Robert Allen and Mary Wiliamson,
c o u ld h a rd ly b e a r it a n d m y c lo th e s
residents of the Grand Ronde agency, £
a
w o u ld s tic k to th e sores. T h e first
were united in marriage Monday by
d o c to r I w e n t to sa id th e d isease w as
Judge
Coad,
Judge
J.
E,
Sibley
and
scro
fu
la
,
b
u
t
th
e
tro
u
b
le
o
n
ly
g
o
t
w
orse
F o r h e a d a c h e D r. M ile s’ A n ti- P a in P ills.
Dr. Lowe, July 12 and 13.
Postmaster C. G. Coad acting as best j
a n d s p re a d . B y th is tim e i t w as all o v e r
Base lull l goods at Lee Smith’s cyclery. m y a rm s a n d th e u p p e r p a r t o f m y
I)r. Donohoe, dentist, Uglow building.
len.
b o d y in big sw ellings as la rg e as a d o lla r.
M. Ilayter. dentist, Wilson building.
Charley Baker has returned to Kan­ I t w as so p a in fu l th a t I c o u ld n o t b e a r
Mr. It. McLennen will leave next
week for his old home in Chicago, on
to lie o n m y b ack c t n ig h t. T h e seer n d
See the new work suits at $2.—Dallas sas.
business and pleasure combined. He
to r p ro n o u n c e d m y d isease in fla m ­
Hugh and Hoy Black are out from d m o a c tio
Mercantile Co.
n c f th e ly m p h a tic g la n d s. H e
anticipa.es a few weeks pleasant inter­
• to p p e d th.* aw eU tagf, h u t w hen th e y
The smartest line of men’s hats ever their Salmon river homes.
course, especially with his aged parents,
Miss Maybel Hlinstock has returned w o u ld b re a k th e p la te s w o u ld n o t heal. whom he has not seen for a number of
shown in Dallas.—Dallas Mercantile Co.
H e trie d e v e r y th in g th a t ho co u ld b u t
$ 1.66
go to get the right prices and if
years.
Notice of Fina! Settlement
T H E OMADHAUN.
to n o effect. H e said 1 m ig h t h e c u re d
Irvin Corser lo9t a residence by fire to her Baker City home.
Beginning at southw est corner of lot 8. block
beat goods; such as oranges, q
6. .Monmouth, north 107 feet, east 82} feet,
at Mt. Tabor in Portland the other day.
Quarterly inspection of Company II h u t it w o u ld ta k e a lc n g tim e . I b o u g h t
Eleven cents was paid for 1908 hops
south 107 feet, west 82J feet to p o b , lots 6-s|7
a s e t c f th e C’u tic u r a R em edies a n d used
H E Ir.d3 th a t w a s t e s th eir d a y s In
cigars, candies, bananas, pine- *
will
occur
this
evening.
yesterday.
This
is
the
highest
price
8, block 6, Monmouth. Tax and costs
Charley Teats, who is now working
th e m a c c o rd in g to d ire c tio n s e n d in less
sch o o l.
OTICE is hereby given ; that by order of the an<^j»art
apples, nuts and the liost ice- 3»
$28.6
They
nod a n ’ w in k a n ’ ca ll m e N H onorable C ounty Court of the State of Or-
for a Portland street cur company, has
Mrs. Southwick and Miss Angeline th a n a w eok sc mo <f th e p la te s w ere yet realized on the crop. There were
1
Lot 4 . block H, Montgomery’s Falls City, Tax
cream in the country. We 5}
1 (*gon, for the C ounty of Folk, made in the m at­
T o o l,”
are down from Corvallis for a visit with n e a r ly w ell. 1 c c n t in ix d w ith th e Ct ti- 100 hales in the lot, which was bought
been up this week.
ter of th e adm in istration of the estate of R ich­ and costs $1.54.
by Julius Pincus from another dealer.
c u ra R em ed ie s u n til I h a d ucctl th re e
know it beotttisc we tried it
B u t, och , t.s little m ind I h a v e to sco ld ard
Lot 5, block 16 , Talmage. Tax and costs $3.46.
Kites deceased.
so ts, a n d ro w I a m s o u n d a n d w ell.
Mrs. J. Crowther has joined her hus­ Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Richmond.
These same hops are said to have
th e m !
B eginning at j section corner on east line of
The 2nd day of August. 190!», at on e o'clock In
section 6. west 80 chains, south 19/25 c hains,
W id a ll th eir book3 t h e y 'v e n e v e r read
band at their mining: claims in Northern
County Clerk Smith has decided that T h e disca.-e la ste d th re e y e a rs fre m th e changed hands not very long ago at 7>g
the
afternoon
o
f
said
day,
was
fixed
as
the
.
A.
LYSCII is the man who
cast
74.62 ch ain s, thenc on a straight lin e to
tim
e
i
t
c
o
m
m
e
n
ce
d
in
ti!
I
w
as
c
u
re
d
.
T
he
h
a
lf
o
f
a
ll
t
h
a
t
’s
In
rr.o
head.
tim
e
for
h
earing
the
p
etition
for
final
settle­
it is not necessary to issue fishing licen­
cents, which shows how prices are
California.
B efo re C h ris tm a s so m e th in g b ro k e c u t
fixes things just like you want
T h ey c o u ld n ’t u n 'e r sta n ’ it If i told th em . ment and final accoun t o f the ad m in istration p o b. section 6, tow nship 9 s, r 4 w. Also be­
gin n in g at center of east line of 8t phen Staats
o
f
said
estate.
All
persons
are
n
otified
to
ap­
The ladies of the M. E. church will ses to women or boys under 15 years of on m y sev e n y e a r d e l b ro th e r's h a n d s climbing.
them. Successor to Johnson
pear at said d ate, at the u su al place of h olding d 1 c, e st 5 chains, south 4 chains to south
in th e fo rm « f la rg e so? os. 1 trie d e v e ry ­
D id y ’ e v e r c a tc h a lep rech a w n ?
serve meals on July 2nd and 3rd at age.
R. II Knox, of Independence, has
County Court and show canse if any there be. w est corner of E. A. Shirley’s land, west to lane*
Bros.
Ye n ev er did! T or w h y ? ’Tl3 g o n e
in g 1 c o u ld th in k c f hut t o n o effect
some place not as yet decided on, but
•T. A. Lynch and C. C. Goad are the th
complained
to
the
state
Railroad
Com­
w hy said petition should not be granted, and of L. Damon, north to p e o b, section 6, tow nship
u n til I h a p p e n e d to th in k r f ( u tic u ra
B efo r e y e k n o w th e c r a y tu r e ’s nigh .
s, r 4 w, con tain in g 160 acres. Tax and (
said
ad m inistrator discharged from said trust. 9 1.27.7s.
of which fuller particulars will he given K. P. delegates from the lodge hero to a n d o n e a p p lic a te n c u re d him . Also, mission, under date of June 18th, that k fiitV W f¥W w wr vu vu vu vu vu va
F o r if y e h eld him w id y o r e y e
D. L. KKYT.
the grand convention in Pendleton this n o t lo n g ago, m v s is te r g o t a b a d b u rn 20 sacks of potatoes shipped from Gas­
later.
B eginn in g 20.75 ch ain s east and 14.16 chains
H e ’d h a v e to t a k e y e to th e sp o t
A dm inistrator.
south of north west corner of T. L. Burbank,
ton, Oregon, June 14th, had not arrived
o n h e r a n k le . I h a v e b een u sin g C uti-
Dated th is June 22, 190*.
W h ere a ll h is gold is in th e pot.
Win. Hunter and wife, formerly of week.
d 1 e, East 28.25 chains, south 7.08 chains, west
c u ra o n t h a t a n d i t g a v e h e r sca rc e ly
on
the
18th.
Potatoes
being
perishable
C
ut
m
e
th
e
y
n
ev
er
h
old
In
fe
a
r
—
28.25 chains, north 7.08 ch ain s to p o b. section«
McCoy, were visiting in town last Mon­
Mr. Almon Cowles, who hails from a n y tro u b le . O. L. W ilscn , F u r y e a r,
THOSE PASSED THIS YEAR.
S m a ll ca r e h a v e fo o ls fo r gold a n ’ g e a r —
at this season, complaintant asks if lie
16 and 17, tow nsh ip 8 s, r 4 w, con tain in g 20
day with her relatives. They are now our old home place in Massachusetts, T c n n ., F e b . 8, lo o
acres. Tax and costs $22 86:
S o w h e n th e y m e e t m e o n mo w a y
can he compelled to accept the ship­
Notice
to
Bidders.
running, t h e 1 h > v s dormitory and dining has been invited to attend a home com­
Lot 1, block J, West Salem,
T h ey s to p to p a ss th e tim e o' d ay.
W a rm b a th s w ith C u tic n ra S r a p . g e n ­
ment
when
it
arrives.
‘‘ 1. ** K, "
" Tax and rubU $7 98
room at the stale agricultural college.
ing there during August.
Eighth Grade Pupils Who Made D id y e e v e r k n o w th e fu n n y th in g s
tle a n o in tin g s w ith C’u tic u ra O in tm e n t
Lot 5. block IN IE. Buena V ista. Tax and
N O T IC E ia hereby given th a t bids will be
A th r u sh ca n te ll y e? W h en he sin g s
a
n
d
m
ild
d<
M
b c f Cut ic u ra Pills, afford
At
his
home
in
this
city
on
last
Sat­
costs
$5.02,
Prof. E. J. Hadley, principal of 111 • im m e d ia te relief a n d p o in t to a speed y
received
up
to
i*
o'clock
a.
m.,
ou
Ju
n
e
2‘
J
th,
Mr. Barham has rented his building
C
lo
se
b
oth
y
e
r
cars*
w
id
a
y
th
e
r
b
a
n
’
the Riffle.
urday morning Mr. M. L. Howard
Lot 9, block C, Falls City, Tax and co sti
to be filed w ith the county clerk for q u a rry ­ $6.05.
A n ’ Lhen a s q u ick a s o'er y e can
on Main street to Alex Pori in, of Van­ Stevens school in Portland, is here with e u ro c f to rtu rin g , disfig u rin g h u m o rs passed away, after suffering for a long
I .'a v e lo o se, hold tig h t, l’a v e lo o se, hold ing, crushing and hauling rock on th e coun­
South cast quarter of south east quarter of
couver, Washington, who has installed a his family on a visit with his sister, of th e sk in , sca lp a n d blood c f in fa n ts, time with cancer of the stomach. He
ty roads know n as the Ou hrie road; the rock section 16, tow nship 8 s, r 5 w, con tain in g 40
Following are the pupils of Polk
t ig h t —
c h ild re n a n d a d u lts , w hen all else fails.
repair shoe shop therein, and who Mrs. U. fc?. Ixnighary.
has been a resident of Dallas for some County that have passed the Eighth B u t, o ch , ye'd n ev er d o It rig h t!
to be taken from w hat is known as th e h ar- acres. Tax and costs $5.65.
C u tlc u ra S o ap (25c.) to C leanse th e S kin, C u ttc u ra
comes to us highly recommended as a
Lot 8, block 20, Thorps Independence. Tax
Hereafter the Derry hack will leave O in tm e n t (50c.) to Ile a l th e S kin an d C u tlc u ra years and leaves a wife and six children Grade examinations for the school year D id y e ev e r k n o w Jisht how a n ’ w hen
ley farm. Bids will l>e received for q u arry ­
*> »0
R
e
s
o
lv
e
n
t
(50c.).
(or
in
ttie
form
o
f
C
h
ocolate
C
oated
skilled workman.
ing, crushing and hauling and as well for and c o sts*
Dallas at 12;30, instead of 1 :05 as here­ r ills , 25c. p e r v ial o f 60) to P u rify th e B lood. Sold to mourn his loss. He was aged about just closed, the examinations being giv­ 'T is a ls ie s t to c a tc h a w ren ?
-2-3-4 5-6 and 7. block IN 4E, Buena Vto­
quarrying and crushing alone and also for haul­ ta. t ots-1
th
ro
u
g
h
o
u
t
th
e
w
orld.
P
o
tte
r
D
ru
g
& t h e m . Corp.,
tofore,
the
change
made
necessary
by
“T
h
e
w
ren
,
th
e
w
ren
,
th
e
k
in
g
o'
birds,
56
years,
and
the
remains
were
taken
to
Tax and costs $2.85.
Sam Steffy received a wire from
en in the months of January, May ami St. S tep h e n 's d a y c a u g h t In th e fu r z e !”
S ole P rop«., B o sto n , Mass.
ing the rock alone. T he county cou t reserv­
L ot3, block 1, West Salem . Tax and costa
Myrtle Creek in Southern Oregon for June.
« ¿ “ M ailed Free, Cutlcura Book ou S kin
Greenshurg, Kansas, yesterday that his reason of the northbound Corvallis
es the sight »o reject any or all bids. Specifica­ $1.27.
L a s h t S tep h e n ’s d a y m a y h a p y e heard
burial.
father was at the point of death,and will train going down earlier.
Dist. 1, Zena—Joyce Crawford, Eula­ W h o w a s it sn a red th e n im b le bird
B eginning 13 ch ain s south and 2.46 ch ain s
tions will he on file w ith the county clerk on
leave for that place this morning, if cir­
or before J u n e 26, 1909, and bids to be open­ west of south w est corner of block 11. Mon­
U pon th e b ush th a t th ro u g h th e to w n
Recently J. M. Craven, of the firm of lia Davis, Mildred Frakes.
The ejectment suit before Justice
m outh, north 125 feet, w est 200 feet, south 12ft
Mrs. E. N. Hall and daughter, are
cumstances will permit of his doing so, Holman
ed
a
t
9
o’clock
a
m
.,
J
u
n
e
29,
1909.
By
or­
Dist.
2,
Dallas—Maurice
Dalton,
Ar­
T
h
e
la
d
s
parad
ed
up
an
'
dow
n
feet,
east 200feet to p o b, M onmouth. Tax and
Craven Bros., had some old crates haul­
last Saturday resulted in a vic­ visiting at Buena Vista.
e y b eg g ed fro m d oor to door der of the county court.
lie being the only one of the hoys now' tory for the
costs $7.59.
ed up to 1 1 is residence, and last even­ thur A. Bennett, Jennie Plessinger, T T h h e e w jin h g ile lin th
plaintiff,
Mrs.
W.
J.
Farley,
[
hkal
J
E.M.
SMITH.
’
co
p
p
ers
b
y
th
e
score.
Beginning
at south east corner of a 10 acre
at home.
J. N. Dalton, of Burns, has been vis­ ing thought he would go out and break Glen Brock, Ruth M. Shaw, Jessie A. T 'w a s m e! I sn a red th e w ren a n ’ g o t
who was represented by attorney L. L.
tract of land conveyed by Wm. Ruble to T. J.
C ounty Clerk.
Gardner et ux, west 5.08 chains, south 5.44
them up for kindling wood, lie com­ Howard, Alfred S. May, Ray Boyds ton, N o h a ’p en n y o f a ll th e lot.
The Circle delegates from Dallas, con­ Brown, the Chinamen having John M. iting his brother, E. V.
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•halns, cast 3 25 chains, north 8 degrees 45 m in ­
menced the work alright, hilt an over Loren Butler, Frank H. Campbell, Ed­ N o t w an fo r m e! T h ey v/ere so m ean
sisting of Mrs. George Scott, Mrs. John Woodard, of Portland.
utes, east 5 50 chains, to p o b , section 21, tow n ­
Charley McDonald has had his paper head
clothes line caught the axe and it die II. Stafrin, Faye I. Percival, Frank T h ey sp in t it a ll a t K a n e ’s sh eb een .
Mitchell, Mrs. Arthur Starr and Mrs.
ship 7 s , r 3 w, con tain in g 2 acres. Tax and
changed from Butler to Sheridan.
In
transmission
two
of
the
large
plate
costs $5.40.
camedown on his cranium, cutting a H. Wilson, Gladys E. Smith, Ruth V.
V. 1*. Flake, left yesterday afternoon for glass w indows fortbeUglow bu riding wet e
Sum m ons.
Abigail L. Walker, Clark Och, l ’a v e th em w in k a n ’ ca ll m e " fo o l,”
Beginning 10 ch ain s north and 13.02 ch ain s
Portland to attend the district conven­ broken and new ones had to he ordered.
Mrs. M. B. Grant has returned from gash several inches long, a.id Jap is now Campbell,
east of south w est corner of claim N o. 63,east to
T h em la d s th a t w a s te s th eir d a y s In
VanOrsdel,
J.
Harold
Stouffer,
Irene
tion of the Women of Woodcraft now in They are now in place, and Mr. Wyn- McMinnville much improved in health. attending to business with his head done
W
ette river north easterly down said riv-
sch
o
o
l
In the citcult court of th e state of Oregon, to illam
Hutchins, Francis M. Holmes, Carolyn A n ’ o u h ler w a n s th a t s p ile s th eir b rain s
junction of slough, south westerly up said,
up in a rag.
session in that city.
for the county of Polk.
coop, of Portland, is putting up a new
The old Way mire residence on Mill
slough
to
p o b, section 21, tow nship 8 8, r 4 w,
A. Gohrke, Claudia E. Brown, Louise
w id d rink In’ !
D ep artm en t No. 2.
con tain in g on e acre, T ax and costs $4.34.
The government dredge Mathloma is Rasmussen, Edith Griffith, Pc«rl M. ’T is th
Dr. C. A. Mock left the first of the cornice in place of that damaged by the street is receiving a new roof,
e y 'r e th e fo o ls t h e m s e l’s, p o less,
B egin n in g 40rods w est and 46 rods north of
now busy dredging the river between In­ Phillips.
Daniel
J
.
F
ry
,
plaintiff
'i
week for Pennsylvania, where lie goes | fire.
F o r a o rta w a n o ’ th em co u ld g u e ss
north cast corner of J. E. Davidson, d 1 c, east
Samuel Steffy left for Kansas this dependence and Salem. There will he
V8.
}-
to take a post graduate course at Yale
5 rods, south 7 rods, east 2,45 chains, north 42
Dist. 5, Peedee—Hettie Kinsey, Eva T h e k n o w le d g a b le th in g s I do be th ln k in ’.
visitors of the week: Mrs. morning, where his father is at the point live places where the dredge will open
degrees, east 4.78 chains, north 2.75 chains,
during the next year, his place as I>. Portland
—T. A . D a ly in C a th o lic S ta n d a rd an d J o h n Robson, Jam es R ob­
Womer
M. Metzger, George Nessling, Mrs. of death.
west 6.95 chains, south 4.50 ch ain s to p o b, sec­
son, D aniel Robson and
T im es.
the channel and when this work is com­
principal of our college being filled ! Martin,
Dist, 8, Lewisville—Nona Lewis, Leda
tion 29. tow nsh ip 8 s, r 4 w, con tain in g 2 acres.
Mrs. P. A. Finseth. Miss Belle
M rs. 1). Robson, his wife,
tern porn rally by Ilev. A. A. Winter, 1 Elliott, Ivan
Tax and costs $17.13.
1*. M. Churchman and nephew, of pleted, the Independence l>oat will have Lewis, Byron White.
M ary J a n e Pike, K dw ard
Smith,
E.
W,
Kearns,
Con­
Now, therefore on Saturday, THE 17TH DAY
who will scon move his family here to rad Stafrin, Miss Bertha Foster, J. II. Sheridan, are visiting his daughter, Mrs. easy headway all the distance. It is
Dist. 9, Ball a ton—Helen Anderson,
Robson, Frances A nn I'ike
OF JULY, 1909, at th e hour o f l o’clock p. m.
believed by Captain Graham, of the Gilbert Campbell, Earl Conner, Rose
reside during the school year.
-Hancock, H enry Hancock,
of said day at the front door of the court house,
Hollister and family, Mrs. Jennie Cad- A. S. Campbell.
Mathloma, that the dredging in most Hall, Carrie L. Sears, Lillian Short,
in D allas, Polk county, Oregon, I w ill sell the
| W il’iatn H ancock. Charles
Veterinary Surgeon
Mr. E. A. Hamilton was most pleas­ well, W. V. Fuller.
A. J. Barham yesterday sold what is places will prove permanent. The
above described real property at public auc­
I Hancock, .Tes-ie .Susannah
Tillery.
antly surprised the other day hv the
known as the old Robinson place now dredging work done by the Mathloma Gerald
tion to the h igh est bidder for cash in hand on
Office and residence No. 612 Main street Pike-Beesley, Mrs. Jessie
M.
E.
Grousbeck,
the
man
who
runs
Dist.
10,
Salt
Creek—Lena
May.
•
day of ¿ale.
arrival of his father, Dr. G. F. Hamil­ Arnold’s merry go round, was over to owned by Mr. Wood, to J. S. Shanks, last Fall near Salem has proven per­
Mutual Rhone 1177. Prompt
Beesley, C harles J . Bees-
W itness m y hand th is 15th day of June. 1909*
Dist.
11,
Parkers—Oscar
Peterson,
ton and his aunt, Miss Elma Stearns, of see us yesterday. He will bring the of lone.
ley, Je-sle M . Beesley, C.
service day or night.
J . M. GRANT,
manent and thpre is no difficulty near Guy Petersm, Owen Peterson, Elmer
Augusta, Wisconsin, and his brother, swing over from Independence Monday
M. Beesley and Thom as B.
Sheriff of Polk County, Oregon.
this
city
as
result
of
sand
bars.
DALLAS
-
-
OREGON
W. L. Frink notifies us to change his
Fredrickson.
Beesley. defendants.
C. F. Hamilton and wife, of Wahpeton, ami it will be located this year in front
Itemizer from Prineville to Dallas, from
Dist. 13, Monmouth—Ranie Burin ad,
To Jo h n Robson, Jam es Robson, D aniel
North Dakota. His sister and her hus­
Will Wagner’s residence with the which we gather that he is once more at
Ilenrv Hathaway, Charles McCarthy,
Robson and M rs. D . Robson, his wife,
In the circu it court of the state of Oregon
band, O. O. McCammon. have also been of
SUVER.
other
shows
on
the
other
corners.
M ary J a n e Pike, Edw ard Robson, F ra n ­ for Polk county. D epartm ent No. 2. In th e
Dwight
Quisenherry,
Emma
Parker,
the
home
ranch.
NEW
TO-DAY
visiting him from Astoria.
ces
Ann P ikeT Iancock, H en ry Hancock, m atter ol the application of Harry P. Strickler
Bellefern
Rogers,
Ivan
Wood,
Loette
C.
W.
Bowers
left
yesterday
evening
When you want prescriptions filled
W illiam H ancock, C harles Hancock, J e s ­ to register the title to th e follow ing described
The musical recitals given by Miss
Measels i9 all the go here now.
Shore, Doris Herren, Mildred E. Force, A dvertising under th is head i cent a word
land, situ ate in sections 16 and 21 in t 6 s.r 6 w
his home at Marcellus, Mich., where by a competent druggist, one who is
sie Susannah Pike-Beesley, M rs. Jessie of
Smith’s class at the Presbyterian church for
Delphia Hartzog, Glydoline Tucker.
th e W ill. Mer. In Polk cou n ty Oregon; and
each insertion
lie
goes
to
attend
to
business
for
a
few
M.
N.
Stiver
and
wife
were
in
Albany
careful
and
knows
what
he
is
about,
go
Beesley, C harles J . Beesley, Jessie M. is described as follow s to-w lt: beginning at
last Monday and Tuesday evenings months, lie was very well pleased with
Dist.
16,
Airlie—Zelma
Simpson,
Hen­
Beesley, C. M. Beesley ami Thom as B. the corners oi 15, 16, 21 and 22; Thence South
one
day
last
week.
to
Conrad
Stafrin’s
drug
store.
were well attended, and the efforts of
ry Nendel.
11.85 chains, to S. E. corner of Harry P. Strick-
Beesley, above named defendants:
of the sale he held Tuesday,
all thoroughly appreciated by the au­ the result
Mrs. II. Neal called on Mrs. J. Al-
\V. A. Ayres went down to McMinn­
Dist. 17, Bethel—Wilford Jenkins, Ed­ ^OR SALE—Three Jersey cow s, w ill be fresh In the nam e of the state of Oregon, you and ler’s lai d ; Thence West 18.61 ch ain s to East
desires to in this way thank the ville
soon.--E . E. H ew itt, M onm outh, Or.
tf each of you are required to appear and a n ­ boundary of the Thomas R. Blair D. L. Claim,
dience. There was not a scholar but and
the
other
day
to
attend
a
birthday
thoff
Monday.
ith
Bomig,
Nellie
F.
Stewart,
Isaac
41 in t 6 s r 6 w of the W ill. M er.; Thence
what showed evidence of careful train­ many people of thiseection for the kind­ celebration in honor of his father’s 75th
swer the com plaint filed against you in the No.
Elmer Boyer, Yerda M. Hubbard,
N. nodegs. 42 m in. E. 60.08 ch ain s along the east
W. McLane is suffering from a bad Boyer,
above entitled suit, on or before th e 29th day boundary of said Blair claim , to N. W. corner
ing, ami in some instances the musical ly way in which they have treated him birthday, his family accompanying him.
Ezia
Boyer.
U
/ANTED—Pasture
for
35
docs
ind
23
kids.—
attack of lumbago.
and if you fail to so apj>earand of said Ifarry P. Strickler land ; Thence South
ability of the performer was most mark­ in all business deals.
Dist. 19, Oak Grove—Joseph C. Allen. ” W. A. Avres, Dal las.
tf of J u ly ,
answ er the raid com plaint, for w ant thereof, 89 «legs. 37 E. 17.88 ch ain s to an iron pipe set at
While on their way to attend the Se­
Mr. C. L. Crider, the enterprising
ed.
Joe Ridder and family visited in Al­ Hursel I. Sanderson.
the
plaintiff
will
au p lv to the c o u rt for the N. E, corner of said Strlckler’s lan d ; Thence
has installed what he designates attle fair the Misses Clara and Lenora bany.
South 944 links, to an Iron rod, 2x20 inchee
Dist. 26, Rickreall—Kffie Dickerson,
The turnout at the school meeting grocer,
^OR HALF.—An 8 year old sorrel trcrc. w eigh t relief prayed for in said com plaint, to-w it: driven 16 in ch es it; the ground; Thence East
Kletnine, of Illinois, are visiting their
as
a
vegetable
sprayer.
It
is
a
rigging
LaNora
Smith,
Irene
Haves,
Harry
Tay­
1250.—Hugh Hmith, D allas. Muumi ¡.hone F or a decree against you and each of you, 21.50 ch ain s to center of county road; Thence
last Monday afternoon was decidedly of pipes ami faucets, zinc sink, outlet aunt, Mrs. W. V. Metzler at Rickreall.
W. F. Jones, of Corvallis, will in­ lor.
Oak ».
J9 th a t you have no in terest or estate in, of or South 23 link s to a slate stone, 12x8x6 inches,
slim, only about 15 turning out. Not and sofortli, hv which he is able to keep
struct the “kids*’ at the Stiver school
Dist. 27, Oak Point—IIa**old Broolre..
to the following described premises, t^w it: set 2 in ch es below surface of ground, marked X
much inteiest was taken in the election his vegetables on display in a most
Wintha R. Palmer, our brainy corres­ next term.
Ralph
Brooks.
The southeast q u a rte r of section 27 in on top and C. S. on west face; Thence West
of a new clerk and director, as it was ! tempting manner, and clean and cool. pondent from theO. A.C., has accepted
RUB oak wood for sa le at |3.60 a cord by E. tow nship C south, range 4 west of the W il­ 21.50 ch ain s to section l i n e ; Thence South 48.11
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lawcrence
Hecker
call­
Dist.
29,
Independence—Amanda
ch ain s to place of beginning, con tain in g 110.20
G
the desire of all that the present officials It is an invention that every grocer a position tendered him as professor of I
H. Me D o n g a I.
Jl
lam
ette m eridian in Polk county, Otegon, acres. Versus all whom it m ay concern, De-
ed at Harry Neal’s Sunday.
Hilke, Ella Lawrence, Frank Kirkland,
he again requested to serve the patrons
containing 160 acres; and th a t the plaintiff is f -ndnnts, Take N otice. That on the J7 day of
have, preventing wilting of the horticulture in a Maine college, and will i
Marie
Jones,
Alice
Mulrieman,
Lena
of this district. Mr. C. G. Goad met i should
the owner in fee simple of the said premises; May. 1909, an application was filed by Harry P.
go to assume his duties in the fall.
John Harris and wife, of Wells, were
Brown, Deena Miller. Muriel Boyle, TWO seated carriage for sa le cheap by th e Ja- and th a t his said title be forever q uieted and Strickler,
in the circu it court of the state of
with no opposition in being again elect­ goods and cheering the eve and decoy-
Sunday callers at J. M. Larson’s.
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Hilda Hilke, Efiie Cuthbert, Cyril A eobson Transfer Co.
The members of Mistletoe circle are |
you and each of you be forever barred and Oregon for Polk C ounty, for in itia l registration
ed director, and Henry Campbell went | mg to the palate of a customer.
of the title to the above described land. Now
Hop
Maxfield,
of
Corvallis,
visited
at
Richardson,
Gretchen
Kreamer,
Susie
enjoined
from
asserting
any
in
terest
or
estate
requested
to
meet
at
the
Woodman
hall
unanimously again as clerk.
therefore, unless you appear on or before the
Railroad street presents a busy ap­
Whitcomb, Ruth Sperling, L. Jackson TOR HALE—A good <rney d riving horse by W. in. of or to the said premises adverse to the 24th
day of June, 1909 and show cause why
Saturday afternoon at 3 o’clock to dis­ Anna Brown’s Sunday.
Independence came over Sunday with pearance just now. A gang of work­ cuss the matter of preparing a float and
plaintiff; and you will also tak e notice th a t such application should not be granted the
Purvine, Victor Seeley, Gladys Byers,
A. Keyt, D allas.
.121
Quite
a
number
from
here
took
in
the
this summons is served upon you by publica­ sam e w ill be taken as confessed and a decree
their base hall team, and in 10 innings men are digging the trench and install­ taking part in the parade of July 4th.
Velna
Bush,
Bessie
Hallman,
Marie
w ill be entered according to the prayer of the
races at Independence la^t week.
tion thereof In the Polk C ounty Itemizer,
managed to defeat a pickup team from ing the pipes for the conducting of wat­
Byers, Bertha Collins, Wright Ellis,
p lication , and you w ill be forever barred
tires set w hile you w ait at H ughes’ weekly new spaper p ubl’shed a t Dallas. Polk ap
the county seat by a score of 12 to 10 er from the mill race to the mill pond
At his residence in this city Monday,
Mr. and Mrs. E. Iloher, of the Salem Verl Carmack. Vinton Jones, Marion p vJ E T w your
from
d isp uting the*same.
agon shop.
If
C ounty, Oregon, for once a week for six
In w itness whereof I h ave set my hand and
Pitcher Bow« n failed to show up, as he at the Willamette Valiev Lumber com­ Rev. C. A. Sias united in marriage Capitol Journal, visited at A. Reuf’s Butler, Helen Hart, Mary E. Foster.
weeks, pu rsu an t to an order of th e Hon. affixed the seal of said court on th is 17th day
had agreed to do, and that was one pany’s mill, cement curbs are being put Paul E. Baker, principal of the Junc­ last Friday.
Dist. 31, Brush College—Irma Stuff.
W i liam Galloway, Judge of said court, made of May, 1909.
___
cause of our defeat, and probably the in all along the streeet and the ground tion City public school, and Miss Myr­
E. M. HMITH,
Dist. 32, West Salem—Glenn Hogg, h OR S A L E -C ook in g u ten sils, d ish es, g la s s ­ a t cham bers, a t Salem, M arion county, Ore­
Leo la Phillips came down on Mon­ Perle Davis.
ware, lunch counter, stools, etc., at a bar­ gon, on the 15th day of June, 1909, .and th a t
C ounty Clerk of Polk County O regon,
only one, as rotten hall was put in» by is being broken up preparing the grade tle McReynolds, until recently a teacher
g a in . Hee Johnson Bros , Dallas, Ore.
tf
J. T. Simpson,
days train from Corvallis to visit her
l»oth sides. The game was a comedy of for the macadam work. The railroad in the Independence schoel.
the d ate of the first publication of th is sum ­
Dist. 33, Buena Vista—Eunice Elkins.
A ttorney for A pplicant.
mother, Mrs. Wheeler.
mons is the 17th day of June, 1909, and the
errors from start to finish, and the least company will also soon In* busy doing
Dist. 34, Buell—Farrell E. Dickey,
[B eall
Groceryman
Eliis
has
a
unique
adver­
said a limit it the better for all concern­ their part of the filling between the
;O U H I LE—A good hound by Charley Bird. last publication thereof will be on the 29th
C. J. DcArmond is on an extended Jav Don Fletcher.
tisement on his window. The first time
ties.
tf day of July, 190!).
Address D allas.
ed.
Dist.
35,
Spring
Valley--Mary
E.
Wy­
trip
to
southern
Oregon
visiting
rela­
JOHN BAYNE,
we looked at it we thought some one had
att, Myrtle J. Wells, Harry A. Lens-
A tto rn ey for Plaintiff.
broken the glass and then stuck a box tives.
Executor’s Notice.
trom.
Q
A
K
posts
for
sale
by
E
N.
Cochran,
Dallas.
in the break to keep out the air. It is
James Dalton and wife, of Burns,
District 37, Harmony—Leta Barber,
surely an attention attractor.
are staying with Mrs. Dalton's sister John McLean» Floyd !laves, Della
is hereby given that the undersigned
N OTICE
has been appointed by the County Court of
A d m in istrator's Notice o f Sale. Polk
E. V. Molkie, of Seattle, was in town and father during their illness.
Hicks, Cora McLean, Velna Blair, ( ’ora
C ounty, state of Oregon, executor of the
(ANTED—Farms,
tim
ber
and
fruit
lands.
Tuesday night to get a license from our
estate of Sarah McQuerr.*, deceased, late of
Fred Stump received a large ship­ Barber.
U .Kurland. V oight and O, Bryant, Portland.
County. State o: Oregon.
conm.v clerk to wed Miss Ellen I^eonard, ment of binder twine on Saturday’s
Dist. 40. Lit coin—Irene Bradford.
Ort g o n . H a v e c u s t o m e r * a t II ti m e s. Address |N THE COUTY COURT OF THE STATE OF Polk
All persons having claim s against the estate
*
Oregon
for
th
e
county
of
Polk.
In
the
mat
A
urland,
Falls
City,
J2ft
of Monmouth. Rev. Hoover performed j freight, which he will handle at Lar­
Dist. 43. Stiver—Eva Kester, Vada
ter of tlie estate of E lisab eth M. W right, de of sain decedent are hereby required to pre­
the ceremony Wednesday, and they j son's store for the convenience of the Ruef, Wellington Kester, Carl Larsen.
sent the sam e,duly verified as by law required,
ceased.
the undersigned executor at h is residence
left for their future home in tin* before j farmers.
Dist. 47, Greenwood—>Fred Young, FOLDING straw berry boxes for sale by C. L. Notice is hereby given th at in pursuance to
in D allas, Polk County, Oregon, w ith in six
o
f
an
order
o
f
th
e
C
ounty
Court
of
th
e
State
of
mentioned city.
George Becker.
1 Crider.
tf
Oregon, for th e County of Polk, m ade and e n ­ m onths from date of th is notice.
The R. N. of A. social, which was to
Dist. 48, Fir Grove—Arthur Goods.
The first publication of th is notice to the 27th
T he New Perfection W ick Blue
tered of record on the 12tli day of June, A. D.,
We understand that a survey for a | be on Saturday, 27th, was nut off on
1909, In the m atter of the estate of said deceased day of May. 1909.
Dist. 49, Sunny Slope—Minnie Wan-
railroad up the creek has lately been account of so many having the measles rer:
J. D. SMITH.
Flame Oil Cook-Stove differs
IGHKHT price p paid for w ool. R eceived at a u th o risin g and directin g him to sell th e here­
Executor of the estate of Sarah Me-
made by the Spaulding people front their ! in the community.
M
in tlie co u n ty .—H. L. inafter described real property, belon gin g to
an y shin ning pii
Dist.
53,
McCoy—
Glenn
Stevenson.
Querry,
deceased.
from all other oil stoves.— It has
said
estate
at
private
sale,
the
undersigned,
the
Fenton, Dulia«.
large saw mill here. As to what their !
N. L. Butler, attorney.
said adm inistrator w ill from and after the 16th
Dist. 57, Falls City—May Johnson,
intentions are in the matter we can on- 1 At the annual school election on
a C A B I N E T T O P . This
d
a
\
of
Ju
ly,
1909,
proceed
to
sell
at
private
I ly conjecture, hut suppose it is in some I Monday, Mrs. Anna Brown was elected Edna Courier, Edna Sevmour, Edith
to the h igh est bidder, for cash, and sub ­
h ave for sale the best rhubarb in the mar sale,
Harris, Dora Elkins, Harold E. Akins,
means you can keep dishes and ! way connected with the getting down of director, and J. M. Larson clerk.
to confirm ation by said County Court the
ket If not for sale at your grocery, ca ll up | ject
follow
ing described real estate to-w lt: Lot 6
Herbert
Hanson.
Citation.
1205. Mutual. Large q uan tities for can n in g
utensils within easy reach while j I ok *.
and the North half of l i t 7, Block “U” In fa ll»
List. <57, Black Rock-Orin McGinnis, nu r poses at reduced rates. W. P. Miller. Dal City.
Polk
C
ounty,
Oregon.
CONCORD,
tf
George Clauson, Frank McCreadv. I Jot
cooking, and can keep food h it j The new core of teachers for the D.tl -1
Bids th erefor m ay lie m ade to J. T. Chamber
las public school have been selected as 1
In the County court of the state of Oregon
lain, adm inistrator, at Falls City, Oregon.
Smith, Hazel Webb. Arrah Martin,
after removing it from the Haze.
Mrs. C. Rees visited with Mrs. G. Gladys Davenport, Marian Martin.
J T CIIAMH&RLAIN,
for the county of Polk.
COGS FOR HATCHING from prize w in nin g
follows: Principal, W. I. Ford; assist­
Adm inistrator of Estate of
G
*
strains,
sin
g
le
com
bs.
Buff
Orpingtons,
In the matter «>f the estate of Mary Z. Perci-
Zumwalt
Saturday
afternoon.
II. H. Parsons, of Seattle; teachers,
Dist. 60, Oak hurst—Ronald White.
Elizabeth M. W right, deceased.
From its wonderful burners to j ant,
$1.50 per setting o f 15 eggs. J. E. B eetlev, Falls
vnl.
Evangeline Hart, Vera Gosper, Nola
Dist. 61, Mountain View — Nellie City, Oregon. Mutual Phone.
Mr. Clarkson Rees and Antonio Schul*
tf J. H. FLOWER snd L. D. BROWN.
To Mrs. J L. Riggs. M E. Peictval. Mr*. T. J.
A ttorneys.
its racks for holding towels the
Coad, Edna Morrison, Josephine Jacob­ son went to Dallas Tuesday.
Fryer, W. W. Perelval. Mrs. N ellie Knutsen
Adams. Charles Adams, Alice Hhindler.
«nd R. M. Percival, Grcetina.
son, Sadie Lynn, Belle Elliot, Maud
Ethel Bennett, Josephine Wilson, Fred
IN
H I E NAME o r l UK STATE OF OREGON;
Miss Marion Mitchell is down from
posts for sa le by A. CL Dimick
Hart and Mrs. F. II. Morrison.
O AK las. fence
I You at«* hereby cited and required to ap-
Mutual phone. Green 51.
Corvallis visiting with Mr. Chas. Rees Norwood.
poar in the count v court of the state of Oregon,
Dist.
64,
Highland—Winifred
M.
Wil­
1
Adm
inistrator’s
Notice.
The hull movement in hops in the and fatniiy.
}««. the county of f’olk at the court room there­
s o n , Ella Chase. Harry Valliere, Ruth
of. nt Ditlias in the county of Polk on Saturday
Salem vicinity continues active. A re­
CORHALE 11 foot cedar posts at 14 rents s v o t ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UN the 26 th 1 1 ay of June, 1909, at 10 o’clock in th«
Mr. and Mrs. ( ’has. Rees visited with Stapleton, Norvat Stapleton.
port from Independence todav is to the
I piece and about ft tons of No. 8 and No. l‘> .>
him been appointed by the forenoon of that day, then and there to show
effect that D. B. Taylor, who has about Mr. anti Mrs. Ed Dyxtra on Reed prai­ There were 214 vho wrote on the ex­ galvanized wire at $2 a hit ml red. -Fred K .*er 1 <<OUIlty Court of Pol County. Oregon, adm in cause,
if any exist why an order of sale sh all
aminations and 154 of these were ¿uc- R ickreall, Oregon, Bell Phone.
** 1 istrator of the estate of Martha J Brown, d e­ not be made for the sale of the follow ing de-
120 acres in hops, has refused 1434 cents rie last »Sunday.
cessful,
having
made
an
average
of
80
ceased,
and
has
qnall
fled.
All
persons
having
«ertbed
real property, to-w it: Commencing
for his crop. No sales have been re­
Mr. anti Mrs. Sturgas drove over from
H alm s against said estate w ill present the sain
one rh a i '1 and 62 links south of the n o rtk een
ported, notwithstanding, the fact that Salem anti visited with their daughter, per cent or more and not having fallen PALEI» li s v for -ab- W tH i »ml out«, vetch to me at in y r residence
in Dallas. Oregon, Inly corner of a four acre tract of Ian«* '»m haaed of
n ------
before
70
per
cent
in
any
one
subject
D »„d « heat, oats, ch eat U. 8. Grant, Dal
v rifled as by law required, w ith in alx m onths A. J. and J P. Beeler by Luke Mulk«j, on the
11 cents has been offered for 1906, ami 5 Mrs. John Byerlie.
The hignest grade made in the county
from the d ate h ereof' Dated at (»alias, Oregon 30 th day of April. 187'», adjoining the town of
s without equal. Its principle of concentrated heat means that the work and 6 for 1907 hops.
Monmouth in t h s.r 5 west of W illam ette Meri­
tr is 17th day of June 1«W.
_
Mr. W. A. liagey is cutting hay for was 97 5-9 per cent hv (»lady* Hmith of
M. M. KLLlS,
dian in Polk county and state of Oregon,
The Wilkins real estate company now Mr. H. Wall, and all the rest of the far­ Dist. 2, the second highest was 96 3-9
:an be done quickly and without the kitchen being heated to an unbearable
Have a lo t of oak grnbs th at \
be given
Vdmiuistrator of estate of
hence South 4 ch ain s and 88 links, thenee
occupy
offices
in
the
Uglow
building
at
aw ay to get them off the land.
* Gr »nt,
MARTHA J BROWN, deceased
degree. Can be lighted instantly and turned "high.” "low or
West 6 ch ain s ami 18 links, thence North 4
mers around here are busy cutting hay. by Alfred May of Ifist. 2.
D allas, Oregon.
ch ain s and 88 links, thence East 6 chains snd
the
former
stand
of
the
barber
shop,
L. D BROWN.
Miss
Gladys
Hmith
wins
the
scholar­
“medium” at will. Three sizes. W ith or without Cabinet and are doing a good business in con­
is links to the place of beginning, con tain in g
Attorney for estate.
Mr. Tom Hagey went down to Port­ ship offered by the Dallas College to the
3 m res more or less, excep tin g one acre sold off
At your dealer’s, or write our nearest agency.
nection with their Portland branch. land Wednesday ami returned Saturday, eighth grade pupil making the highest Y17EED KILLER—T t ree to four acres ran be
th e north side of the above described tract.
Also the follow ing: Beginning s t a point 27
Mr. J. G. Van Orsdel also lias desk bringing his wife ami two sons hack grade in the county.
”
killed eaHi hour used, or forty acres In len !
feet East and 15 rods and 12 feet S inches Sonth
Notice to Creditors.
hours. Send stam ped addressed envi * lop e to
room in the same apartment, and is with hi in to stay on the farm a while.
c o m e t as near
If. C. SEYMOUR,
•
of
the »outhoast corner of b l s c | 14 In th e town
Mfssou-
Joseph F. Dunn, patentee. Bt. Joseph,
l a m p perfec­
platting and selling numerous land
Hchool Hup’t. Polk County.
OTICE Is hereby given th at the undersigned qf Monmouth. Folk county.^
¥
JI7
rl, for reply.
tio n aa it’siw a -
holding* of his own.
N
has t»een «lull appointed adm inistrator o( thenr* W»-«l ft and 8* hundredsehain« to WlUt-
the estate «if M / fS rH val. derea-ed. by the m an’s ^ l l M e . t h e a c « Hour h i . «) huOdreJha
.
aihle to g et.
» v e t a dear,
A
home
trade
this
afternoon
caused
We are informed by Councilman
Its D raw backs.
»'ounly Court of the state of Oregon, in an I f«»r , ch ain s t« the J. L. Oirena line, thence East ft.fi
b rig h t lig h t that r e a c h « th e farth est c o m e r o f a g o o d -sited
p o lk eo n n ty .
I hundred»** ehaina, then«* N«>rth 2 M Hu»-
While the
Ayres that McMinnville is trying a m*w
"I fro k n fifty m ile spin In my new 1 considerable amusement.
Notice to Stockholders.
All persona having Haims again st th e ae I ireth* ch ain s to th e place of beginning, con-
liv in g room
W e ll m ade th ro u g h o u t o f n ick eled braaa ;
lady of the family was ta king lunch, it
experiment in her street work. It is au to m r W Ie t h e p t b e r d a y .”
cstate. arc hereby notin«*d to present same.
perfectly safe and very orn am en tal. I f n o t w ith you r
-eem* that the old man tra led off her
the wetting of one of their blocks with
duly verified. t«»geth«i with th e proper vonch-
W itness th e Hon Ed F. t ood judg e _of th«
“Did you enjoy It?**
dea'er, w rite ou r nearett a g e n c y .
animal to a band of wandering home N O T IC E is hereby given to all concerned ••r* therefor to the und* ralf ne f, a t h l a rest con ntv court of the «1st« o. Oregon, for th«
oil instead of water, while being rolled,
“( lo in s It w a s all rig h t, b tit th e w alk- trader*. On coming h « rk the mi«*u* i s that the DaiU«» City bank w ill hold Its an ­ .lerice tn Halem MarloiH -uinty.Oregon, wltl-tn 1 c o f n t y of Fuji WMh_th« WM o« •aid court af-
and
the
result
will
he
watched
with
in­
Standard Oil C o m p a n y
1
th is 21st day of May, A.
nual * I- * tioa ■•( oflk «- m on R a t n n llj . July 17th. ,U month* from the d ate of th is notice.
terest by those interested in such im­ !np wnn to h ad co m in g b u k . ’*—B a lti­ : repudiated the Imrgaiti to the extent and
transact Buck oth er business as may com e
Dated and first published April 29. 19i».
la f « r p o r « t v 9 I
County Clerk of Polk County.
w . o . va h h a L l
J T Rt'Hi*.
that Hheriff Grant wa* called in to «ct- up
provement work The merchants an m ore A m erican.
(Seni.)
Jl.r,
Cashier.
A dm inistrator of above estate.
tle the difficulty.
the block chip in for the added cost.
D o e s not d o l o r the H a ir
SCOBft’S EMULSION
DOINGS IN THE TOWN.
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Know about
S
This?
Comings and Goings of Citizens of Dal*
las and their Friends.
I The Dallas Confectionery >
r
Dr. B. E. Nevel
The Oil Stove With
a CABINET TOP
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NEW PERFECTION
Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove
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