Polk County itemizer., July 01, 1909, Image 3

A lco h o l to Children
Ask your doctor how often he prescribes an alcoholic
stimulant for children. He will probably say, “ Very, very
rarely. Children do not need stimulating.” Ask him
how often he prescribes a tonic for them. He will prob­
ably answer, “ Very, very frequently.” Then ask him
about Ayer’s non-alcoholic Sarsaparilla as a tonic for the
young. Follow hisadvice. Heknows. J X . A y er Co., Lowell, \ ia u
l he first great rule o f health—“ Daily movement of the bowels.”
Ask your doctorif
this is not so. Then ask him about Ayer’s Pills. Sold for nearly sixty years.
DOINGS IN THE TOWN.
Comings and Goings of Citizens of Dal­
las and their Friends.
I)r. Lowe, July 12 and 13.
F o r h eadache D r. M ilo s’ A n ti-P a In Pills.
Dr. Donohoe, dentist, Uglow building.
Dr. Lowe July 12th and 13th.
M. H ayter. dentist, Wilson building.
Baseball go >ds at Lee Sm ith’ s cyclery
See the new work suits at $2.— Dallas
Mrs. Hanson, of Salem, was over
Sunday for a visit with the fam ily of
M ercantile Co.
her brother, J. A. Lynch.
The smartest line of men’s hats ever
shown in Dallas.— Dallas Mercantile Co.
Mr. A. 1*1. Crosbv and tw o children
are here from The Dalles visiting her
Frank Blessing and wife have return­
(sister, Mrs. II. B. Cosper.
ed to their Portland home.
School Superintendent Seymour has
So far 1<‘>8 fishing licenses have been
' been absent all week attending conven-
granted and 76 to hunters.
I tions at Salem and A l l ;ny.
Ross W inslow has completed his work
Dr. Tylersm ith wife and son and Miss
at Heppuer and returned home.
' H attie Bewley came over from Sheridan
Born, June 25, to Mr. and Mrs. H. B. | Monday afternoi n for a short visit with
K ibb y, lesidents of Salt Creek vicinity, I Mr. and Mrs. Joe Craven.
a girl.
T l e sunply of quassia chips aud soap
Frank Rowell came up from Portland j is short tnis season, so you had better
on a business trip Tuesday, returning ! order early if you want to be certain of
j getting any. A t Soehren’s warehouse.
Thursday.
Mrs. J. F. droves was over from In ­
dependence Monday, visiting old home
friends.
No action has been finally taken by
our school directors in the matter of se­
lecting a school site.
Mrs. W arren Creasy and children
have returned to their home at South
Bend in Washington.
F ra n k H o lm a n in fo rm s us t h a t a fte r
today the price o f fresh m ilk w ill b e a d ­
v an ced to (> 2-3 cents a q u a r t , this b e in g
m a d e n ecessary b y th e h ig h p ric e c f
feed.
A t the Christian church next Sunday
the minister’ s morning theme w ill be:
An Ideal Church, In the evening, The
Tw in Flags of Freedom. Everybody
welcome.
This will be the first experience Dal­
The work of electrically lighting our
las had in the way of rivin g a celebra­ streets by means of incandeseents set
tion under a dry regime.
every 16 feet, is now completed, anil
A clothes pressing and cleaning estab­ hunting is being put up in nearly every
lishment has been opened upstairs in conceivable place.
the Crider building by Bert Hoyt.
George W hitehorn wras in town over
Albert Teal received the other even­ Sunday, lie coming after his children,
ing three Swiss goats which he will add who have been living with Mr.and Mrs.
to his large herd of fancy milkers.
Henry Bowles. Mr. W hitehorn is now
Mrs. N. L. Butler has returned from a resident of that celebrated town that
you
have been for so many years ad­
a two weeks visit with her daughter,
monished to keep your eye on— Pasco.
Mrs. A lb ert Martin, in Junction City.
The Item izer R ealty Concern has
made some good sales during the last
week, there having been many seekers
for homes in town, and the number of
The Misses Vera Cosper, Alta Savage, daily inquiries from the eastern states
A lice Grant, V eva Burns and A ilie Ful­ is not decreasing in volume, as was to
ler will attend the summer normal at be expected as the summer drew nigh.
Monmouth.
I f you fail to get your paper next week
W m . Bogue and wife came down from
Corvallis in their auto Sunday for a you muv lay it to the fact that today ends
a
quarter,and
in going over our books we
short visit with the fam ily of her broth­
have probably found you to be a year
er, Mr. M. I). Ellis.
behind. The postal law compels us to
A lvis Lynch and Chet Coad are back cut off all so in arrears, so please send
from the K. P. convention at Pendle­ in the hack amount and let the paper
ton, and report a most interesting and keep coming to you.
instructive session.
Rev. Cyrus Cook, o f near Salem, was
Cherrington’ 8 photo gallery will be in town Saturday evening on his wav
oi>en every day during the Fourth of to attend quarterly conference of the
July celebration, and will give you the Free Methodist church at Falls C ity the
worth of your money in photos.
jl next day. H e also visited for a time
Janitor Woods has an assistant help­ with his old time friends, Mr. and Mrs
ing him this week to get the court house A. J. Barham, whom he united in mar­
grounds all nicely cleaned up for the riage back in Iowa many years ago.
Shultz Sc W isecarver now have an
electric massage machine in their bar­
ber shop. Go and see how nice it works.
coming celebration.
W hen you want prescriptions tilled
by a competent druggist, one who is
careful and knows what he is about, go
to Conrad S tafrin ’ s drug store.
Campbell & Hollister have a unique
idea for the parade on the Fourth, it
being a float arranged on bicycle wheels,
and will look quite nobby.
W e have been asked why we do not
have more to say about the Salem cher­
ry show. Simply this: Dallas gives a
big Fourth of July celebration and the
only one in this vicinity, yet Salem sees
fit to engi- and induce her residents
to make up an excursion for far away
Eugene.
W h y should the Item izer
boost her cherry show?
On July 7th at the Woodman hall Dr.
During the celebration the ladies of J. B. 01ni3ted of Portland will deliver a
the Methodist church will serve 25 cent lecture under the auspices of the L’ nited
meals on the church lawn for all comers, Artizans. The doctor is an entertaining
and you can depend on getting full val­ talker ind will cause you to spend a
pleasant evening if you go out to hear
uation for your money.
him. His theme will be the order he
represents and all are invited to come
Three years ago today the pres lit ed
itor took charge of the Item izer for t ie out and listen to w hat he has to say.
second time. For the splendid patron­
In the Julv number of Success M aga­
age we have been accorded, we are truly
thankful, and hope to continue to merit zine Henry M. Hyde pavs his respects
to
the new order of Am erican ambassa­
its continuance.
dors in an article, Shirtsleeves at Foreign
Sheriff H. W . Urquhart, of Lewis Courts. In “ Cities that Pav Divi-
county, Washington, came to Dallas dens” Franklin Clarkin shows how a
Wednesday armed with a requisition well-managed city can lie run without
from Governor Benson, ami took hack paying taxes. The New West from a
with him Ed M cNulty, charged with Pohtman’s Cart by Roliert Haven Scha-
w ife desertion, Sheriff Grant having ap­ uftier proves the social value of the rural
free delivery.
prehended him h erein town.
I
There is mote catarrh in this section
of the country than all diseases put to­
gether, and until the last few years was
supposed to be incurable. For a great H fE catt make you i w ell w here all others fail.
Have la tfit u|>to«late machines. Can d rill
many years doctors pronounced it u lo­ through
anything. NV give you a written
cal disease and prescribed local reme­ guarantee. Both phone
Call on or address
Independence, Or.
dies, and by constantly failing to cure us for ternia.—dtoper Br>
A5
with local treatment pronounced it in-
[Copyright, 1909, by American Pro«« A s s o ­
| curable. Science has proven catarrh
ciation.]
to be a constitutional disease and there-
Old Mississippi has seen great
i fore requires constitutional treatment.
| w ill c h an ge a sickly b a b y to
Hall’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
| p R m p . rom pin g child in summer as I
Tormented Two Months— It Itched changes. For ages she knew only the
F. J. Cheney Sc Co., Toledo, Ohio, is tin*
well as in w inter. O n ly one cent I
and Irritated and Scratching Made red men hunting on her banks or durt-
I a d a y — think of it—and it's as nico | ; only constitutional cure on the market.
iug hither aud thither In their canoes,
It Worse — Little Sufferer in Ter­ leaving streaks of light on her broad
It is taken internally in doses fiom 70 jkTOTICE is hereto given that the partnership
as cream.
heretofore existing between J. E. Farmer
! Cet a small bottle now.
All Druggists I ■ drops to a teaspoonfnl. It acts directly ami L. A. Chipman under the firm name and
rible Plight— Several Treatments bosom. She saw De Soto come, an
on the blood and mucous surfaces of the style of Farmer A Chipman is thlsday dissolved
apparition from another world. Later
£ H ;£ S T A M P E R Ò O F T H E W O R L D
o f No Avail — But at Last the
j system. They offer $100 for any case it tty mutual consent. A ll debts due said part­
nership are payable to Attorn ey L. D. Brown
the tlatboat, the sun glittering on Its
fails to cure. Send for circulars and j | at
Uis law office, who w ill also adjust all claims
-
water dripping sweeps, marked the
testimonials. A d d r e s s b. J . C h e n e y A against said partnership. The hotel business,
Co., Toledo, Ohio. Sold bv druggists, conducted by said partnership, will hereafter
approach of civilization. The steamer J&JftwAUfeJfllJftUflt JfllJftt
9 175 cents. Take H all’ s F :m f'y Pills lor ; **nX
'? u at
.t, Dallas,
r !’y L Oregon,
~A' chl,,n' this
1*" 19th day of
followed the tlatboat, an era that
Dateti
const i patiou
I June, 1909.
J. E. FARMER,
marked the old river's greatest glory,
L. A. CH IPM AN.
a glory of which she was robbed by
the railroad built on her banks.
“ My six year old daughter had the
In the middle of the last century
dreadful disease called hives for two
what was then regarded a floating pal­
months. She became affected by play­
ing with children who had it, although ace stopped at Memphis, took on pas­
we did not know it. By scratching she
sengers and proceeded on her way
caused large sores which were irritating.
I \roiTC B is hereby given that the partnership
Her body was a complete sore but it was down toward New Orleans. Among
I is heretofore existing between Frank T.
! 1 uchs and Leo Bruckner, under the firm name
worse on her arms and back. W e em­ those who came aboard at Memphis
i and style of The Dallas Baking Company, is
ployed a physician who left medicine
wus Arthur Davidson, the son of n
this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
but it did not help her and I tried sev­
said bakery w ill hereafter be conducted by
widow living on her plantation near
eral remedies hut without avail. See­
; Frank T. Fuchs. A ll persons knowing them
ing the Cuticura Remedies advertised,
that city. Her husband had been u
selves indebted to said firm w ill call at the
I thought I would try them. I gave
law office o f L. D. Brown and settle their ac­
spendthrift and had mortgaged his
counts. A ll claims against said firm w ill be
her a hot bath daily writh Cuticura Soap
plantation. From the day of Ills death
taken care o f by Mr. Fuchs.
and anointed her b< dy with Cuticura
I Dated at Dallas, Oregon, this 22nd day of
for ten years Mrs. Davidson struggled
Ointment. The first treatment relieved
June
1909.
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the itching and in a short time the dis­
and saved, scraping together every
F R A N K T. FUCHS.
ease disappeared. I recommend the
LEO BRUCKNER,
loose
coin
that
came
in
her
way
to
Cuticura Remedies for all skin diseases
(c
pay off this mortgage and leave her * Is certainly the right place to j.
and give them my greatest praise. Mrs.
Geo. L. FridHoff, it. F. D. 1 . Warren,
plantation to her children free from 2
go to get the right prices ami If
Mich., Juno 30 and July 13, 1908.“
debt. These were two girls and two 3
liest goods; such ns oranges, g
boys.
The eldest boy, Arthur, was w
cigars, candies, bananas, pine- J
twenty-one, the youngest hoy eleven. (?
apples, nuts and the l«?st ice- w
'OTICE is hereby g iv e n ; that by order o f the
The widow determined to send Arthur 0
Honorable County Court o f tne State o f Or­
cream in the country.
W
w e 5j
egon. for the County <»f Polk, made in the mat­
to New Orleans, where the money had ^
know it because we tried it. jj
ter of the adm inistration o f the estate o f Rich­
been borrowed to pay It off and to en­
ard Enes deceased.
From S ho u ld er to S houlder.
The ’2nd day o f August. 1909. at one o’clock in
ter upon a business life. H er property € J. A. L Y N C H is the man who
S cratch ed tili Blood Rc.ii«
tlie afternoon'of said day, was fixed as the
was to be reserved for her minor chil­
time for hearing the petition for final settle­
fixes things just lik e you w ant 3)
Cured by C u ticu ra.
and final account o f the administration
dren.
Uncle Abner (slipping on the Ice)— o ment
$
them. Successor to Johnson 5)
f said estate. A ll persons are notified to ap­
“ M y son’s back was raw from shoul­
Seems
to
me
the
winter
really
ought,
pear
at
said date, at the usual place o f holding
der to shoulder and the width of your ■ At that time, when the long table In $
Bros.
Court and show cause if any there be,
the cabin was not set for meals, a
hand. I really did not think he ever
to be called the fall season.—Kansas County
w hy said petition should not be granted, and
would lye cured. Ho would scratch
City Times.
number of groups were spattered
said adm inistrator discharged from said trust.
until the blood would run and lie was
D. L. KEYT,
like a raw piece of meat. I used differ­ about playing various games of cards.
Administrator.
Arthur Davidson stood over one of
ent kinds of things but each kind mada
Dated this June 22,1908.
it worse until I read of the Cuticura
SWATS TWO HOMERS.
these tables looking on. It was not
Remedies, and one cake of Cuticura
only Arthur that listened to the fasci­
Soap and one box of Cuticura Ointment,
Veterinary Surgeon
nating click of gold pieces (for cur In­
cured him like magic. I would not be
without it in the house and I have recom­
dividuality is merged Into that of our G. C. M. L. Snyder Makes a Rep. Office and residence No. 612 Main street
N O T I C E is hereby given that bids will he
mended it to all my friends. Mrs. J.
Mutual Phone 1177. Prompt
parents and our children; it was both
As Batter,
received up to 9 o’clock a. in., on June 29th,
D. Maxwell, Gth St.. Woodside, Long
service day or night.
he and Ids weak father. He sat down
to he filed with the county clerk for quarry­
Island, N. Y., May 21, 1908.”
DALLAS
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O R E G O N ing, crushing and hauling rock on the coun­
and joined In the game.
Complete External and Internal Treatment for
Every Ilmnor of Infants. Children and Adults, con­
George Curtis Mainly Lee Snyder is a
ty roads known as the tJu’ hrie road; the rock
He had In his pockethook money for
sists of Cuticura Soap (2fie.) to Cleanse the Skin.
| to b# taken from what is known as the 1'ar-
Cuticura Ointment (50c.) to Ileal the Skin and Cuti­
his traveling expenses. The $10,000 blootnin blaisted ’ero.
cura Resolvent (50c.), (or hi the form of Chocolate
!
ley
farm. Bids will be received for quarry-
That’s wat ’e is.
N E W TO -D A Y
Coated I’llls.¿’ 5c. per vlnl of 60) to Purify the Plood.
with which to pay off the mortgage
I ing, crushing and hauling and as well for
And ’e don't give a cuss who knows it.
Sold throughout the world. Potter Drug dc C'bem.
Corp., Sole Pro>j., Boston, Mass.
j (piarrying and crushing alone and also for haul-
was lr. a money bolt about his waist.
Two home runs over the same board
Mailed Free, Cuticura Book on Skin Diseases.
A dvertising under tills head $ cent a word j ing the rock alone. The comity cou treserv-
Arthur Davidson soon lost Ids expense in the fence show some class for a man each
insertion
| esthe sight to reject any or all bids. Specifica­
money, rose from the table and walk­ who makes a poor imitation of a book­
tions will be on file with the county clerk on
j or before June 26, 1909, and bids to he open-
Abel I'gluw lost n bunch of keys Tues­ ed out on the guards, struggling the keeper but is some lumburger as a hall
player.
Perhaps
it
was
the
baseball
U OR SALE—Three Jersey con s, w ill be fresi) I ed at 9 o’clock a m., June 29, 1909. By or­
while against temptation to go back
day.
1 soon.—E. E. H ew itt, Monmouth, Or.
tf der of the county court.
and redeem bis loss by risking the suit that did it. Geòrgie says lie could
The celebration is inducing many of
[ s k a i.l
K .M . SMITH.
always
play
better
in
a
hail
suit.
In
the
County Clerk.
our residents to clean up their premises. money intrusted to his care. The Im­ last half of the second last night he
age of his mother came up before him started the hilarity. Nobody had scored \1/ANTED—Pasture for HT» docs and 23 kids.—
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W. A. Ayres, Dallas.
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M r. and Mrs. It. Y . Morrison came up —terror stricken, pleading He saw Ills yet and nobody particularly figured on
from the metropolis yesterday to spend younger brother and sisters ruined at Curtis Lee. iii a base ball suit though
a few days under the pater ¡m l roof tree. an age when they could not at that he is a handsome man, he appears t OR SALE—An tCyear old sorrel mare, w eight
1250.—Hugh Smith, Dallas. Mutual phone
about like a boxcar set on the trunks of 0ak ».
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Our streets today look as though a day hope to provide for themselves.
two California Redwood trees.
In the circuit court of the state of Oregon,
picnic or celebration were on. Many But the temptation was too strong for
When
he
stepped
on
the
dishpan
last
for the county of Polk.
people in town getting ready for the him. Feverishly he unbuckled his belt
RUB oak wood for sale at $3.50 a cord by E.
night
and
rapped
it
lightly
with
his
Department No. 2.
and, taking out n number of $100 bills,
next two days.
II. McDougal.
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club, adjusting his hat over his right
Daniel J. Fry, plaintiff
1
E. J. Arnold came up hast evening, placed them unfolded In his pocket- ear, and a wad of toothache gum oser
and bis four shows now have their tents book. Then ho returned to the cabin his left wisdom tooth some fair haired T W O seated carriage for sale cheap by the Ja- John Robson, James Rob- j
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son, Daniel Robson and
up and are ready for business tomorrow. and resumed his place at the table.
damsel in the off side of the grandstand 1 eobson Transfer Co.
Mrs. D . Robson, his wife,
While there were gambler sharks on murmured “ A ’ int he grand” and just
The steam swing will start up this eve­
M ary Jane Pike, E dward
then
Tracey
slipped
in
a
double
decker
the Mississippi, there were many
ning .
C O R SALE —A i ood fancy d rivin g horse h j W Robson, Frances Ann Pike
outdrop.
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A. Keyt, Dal
-Hancock, Henry Hancock,
There is this afternoon every indica­ games made up of planters, cow men
The connection between the sphere
W ilia m Hancock, Charles
tion that we are to be favored with the and others In legitimate occupations.
and the tuning fork sounded like Geo,
Hancock, Jessie Susannah
best of weather for our celebration, and The game In which Arthur Davidson
ET your tiros set w hile you w ait at Hughes
Rodgers making an eighty per cent
Pike-Beesley, Mrs. Jessie
that there is to be a record breaking was playing was fair, hut he was reck­
wagon shop.
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grade on the Liberty road. The Profes-
Beesley, Charles J. Bees-
crowd in attendance.
less, doing an Inordinate amount of sional Men started with the same speed I -—
ley, Jessie M . Beesley, C.
Prof. J. Thompson, an aeronaut blurting, and he lost steadily. The as a covey of q u a il a n d Geòrgie w e n t p O R 8 A L E -C o o k in g utensils, dishes, glass M . Beesley and Thomas B.
lately from the east, will make the two more his mother’s savings diminished a ro u n d t h e sacks lik e a fr ig h te n e d d o v e i 1 ware, lunch counter, stools, etc., at a bar­ Beesley. defendants.
To John Robson, James Robson, Daniel
gain. See Johnson Bros Dallas, Ore.
baloon ascensions scheduled for the cele­ the more reckless he became. The hit in the head with a roek
Robson and Mrs. D. Robson, his wife,
bration, and be promises us something game continued far into the night, and
Three small hoys are still looking for
M ary Jane Pike, Edward Robson, Fran­
out of the ordinary in this line of work. toward the smnll hours of the morning the hall at ten cents an hour
COR B A L E -A good hound by Charley Bird.
ces Ann Pike-Hancock, Henry Hancock,
* Address Dallas.
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An
inning
or
two
afterward
Mr.
Sny­
W illiam Hancock, Charles Hancock, Jes­
B. M. W ebb and Frank Simpson came he had parted with more than one-half der duplicated the stunt. The grand­
sie Susannah Pike-Beesley, Mrs. Jessie
lown from Black Rock this morning, he had taken from his belt.
Beesley, Charles J. Beesley, Jessie M .
stand went wild and demanded a speech.
VUANTED—Farms,
tim
ber
and
fruit
lands,
It was about 2 o'clock when gome George can’ t speak hut he intimated he
Beesley, C. M . Beesley and Thomas B.
and report that the whole town would
”
Aurland. V oigh t and O, Bryant. Portland,
Beesley,
above named defendants;
like to be here on the Fourth, if an extra one of the players opened n fat pot, might
sing
Address
„
w a song
„ for the hunch and Oregon. Have customers a t;
In the name of the state of Oregon, you and
train can be run to take them back that and every one stayed In. It was Da­ the crowd subsided murmuring “ L e t the O. Aurland, Falls City,
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each of you are required to appear and an­
night.
vidson’s last say. Ho raised, as he game go on.” — Salem S t a t e s m a n . __________________________
swer the complaint filed against you in the
N early every vacant room or barn, usually did, and still no one dropped
lLDING strawberry boxes for sale by C. L. above entitled suit, on or before the 29th day
of July, 1909, and if you fail to so appearand
Crider.
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where it would* be possible to house a out. This transferred to the pot about I
answer the said complaint, for want thereof,
float, has one in some stage of prepara- half of what he had left of his orlgl- | PORTLAND HOTEL ARRIVALS.
the plaintiff will applv to the court for the
lion, showing that our business men are nal sunt. The cards were now drawn.
IGHEST price paid for wool. Received at relief (»rayed for in said complaint, to-wit:
T
hu
rsday:
going to make this a grand feature of The opener drew three, the next two
any shinping place ì in the county.— H.
F or a ilecree against you and each of you,
J. S. Cooper, Indep.
Fenton, Daifas.
the parade.
that you have no interest or estate in, of or
drew two each and the Inst three one
( ’ het Coad, Dallas.
to the following described premises, t^wit;
J. A. Lynch, Dallas.
Stands for the vending of all kinds each. Davidson was one of those who
The southeast quarter of section 27 in
have for sale the best rhubarb in the m ar­ township 6 south, range 4 west of the W il­
R. E. W illiams, Dallas.
for summer delicacies are going up all drew one card. The opener l>et, and
ket If not for sale at your grocery, call up
C. Fiske, Buena Vista.
over the main streets, and tomorrow, if Davidson raised him with all the mon­
lamette
meridian in Polk county, Oregon,
1205. Mutual. Large quantities for canning
purpos
Chet Ford, Dallas.
this splendid weather continues, will ey he had left. Since he was so given
Dies at reduced rates.— W. P. M iller, Dal- containing 160 acres; and that the plaintiff is
las.
the owner in fee simple of the said premises:
see them in full operation, and no doubt to bluffing, the others, supposing he F rid a y :
and that his said title he forever nuieted and
L. S. Finseth, Dallas.
doing a good business.
had drawn hut one card to scare them
CGGH FOR H A TCH ING from prize winning you and each of you he forever barred and
A. J. Carson, Dallas.
enjoined from asserting any interest or estate
strains,
single
combs.
Buff
Orpingtons,
W e took a walk around town this off. called him.
H. A. Tucker, Black Rock.
#1.50 per setting o f 15 eggs. J. E. Beezlcy, Falls in, of or to the said (•remises adverse to the
morning intending to make mention of
If he won he would wlu twice the
\V. W right, Falls City.
City, Oregon. Mutual Phone.
tf plaintiff; and yon will also take notice that
some of the nicest decorated store w in ­ mortgage money. If he lost he would
Mrs. W right, Falls ( ’ ¡tv.
this summons is served upon you by publica­
dows and places of business, but found have nothing left. After the last bet
M ay Both well, Lincoln.
tion thereof in the Polk County Itemizer, a
A K fence posts for sale by A. e. Dimick Dal
so many of them, and so elaborately be laid his cards on the table face Saturday:
weekly newspaperptibPshed at Dallas, Polk
las. Mutimi phone, Green 61.
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and artistically done, that we were com­
County, Oregon, for once a week for six
S. W . Purvine, Lincoln.
down. It was noticed that be was la­
weeks, pursuant to an order of the Hon.
pelled to give up the job.
Mrs. Purvine, Lincoln.
boring under n terrible excitement.
C O R HALE 11 foot cedar posts at 14 cents n W i'liatn Galloway, Judge of said court, made
J. T. Turner, Dallas.
He
bent
over
the
table,
his
head
rest­
M illie Laura, second daughter of Mr.
* piece and about 6 tons o f No. H and No. 10 at chambers, at Salem, M arion county, Ore­
R. Corser, Indep.
alvanlzed w ire at $2 a hundred. Fred Koser. gon, on the 15th day of June, 1909, and that
and Mrs. E. M. Talbot, was married to ing on his arms.
The rest showed
J. II. Thompson, Dallas.
tickrcAll, Oregon, Bell Phone.
tl the date of the first publication of this sum­
Arthur Claud Waters, June 23, 1909, at their hands.
The opener had one
Mrs. Thompson, Dallas.
mons is the 17th day of June, 1909, and the
M yrtle Point in Southern Oregon. The small pair, another hud a pair of
II. D. Williams, Dallas.
last publication thereof will he on the 29th
bride is a charming young lady of that aces, a third had two pairs, sevens and Sunday:
ALED hay for sale—Vel
etch and oats, vetch day of July, 1909.
and cheat, oats, cheat.
town, and has many friends in tiiis v i­
JOH N B AYN E,
H. Gilson, Dallas.
fours,
and
the
fourth
man
hud
a
pair
cinity who knew her in her childhood
Attorney for Plaintiff.
N. Giison, Dallas.
days, and who will wish her every of queens. The highest hand In the
<>. J. Carson, Dallas.
Have a lot o f oak grubs that w ill be given
pleasure that is to I * enjoyed from mar­ lot was the sevens and fours, not a
II. A . Dicker, Black Rock.
. aw ay to get them off the land.—U. H. Gr *nt.
ried life. The groom is a well known hard one to bent.
I Dallas, Oregon.
tf
Monday:
ranchman of Lee, Oregon.
“Come, Davidson; show your hand.”
E. C. W ay, Lincoln.
Davidson didn't move. One of the
L. 8. Finseth, Dallas.
Jap Craven is the artist who is re­
! \UEED K IL L K R —1
T ! reo to four aeres can be IN T H E CO l’T Y COURT OF TH E STATE OF
players, impatient to know the result,
/ . Hinsliaw, Falls City.
killed each hour uaed, o r íorty «c r e í fn len I Oregon for the county o f Folk. In the m at­
sponsible for that battleship in Craven
hours. Hend stamped «d d ressed en ve lo pe to ter of the estate o f Elizabeth M. W right, d e­
turned
over
the
young
man's
hand.
It
W . K. Critchlow, Dallas.
Bros.’ window, and it is surely tie; most
Joseph F. Dunn, patentee, 8t, Joseph, Missoti ceased .
unique conception that ever hit the contained a pair of tens and a pair of Tuesday:
¡ ri, for reply.
J17
Notice is hereby given that, in pursuance
B. Wilson, Independence.
of an order of the County < ,urt o f the State of
town. Everything about it is some­ threes. It had won.
Mrs. Wilson, Independence.
Oregon, for the County o f Folk, made and en­
thing taken from the shelves of their
"The pot's yours, youngster,” called
tered o f record on the 12th day of June, A. I).,
J. It. Wincrt, Airlie.
hardware store. For instance the hul! i one of the players. "W ak e up.”
1909, in the matter o f the estate o f said deceased,
authorizing and directing him to sell the here­
is constructed of two crosscut saws, the I All expected Davidson to start up j J. K W inert, Airlie.
inafter described real property, belonging to
masts are oi spools of wire, the turrets and eagerly clutch Ills winnings. In- i W ed n o iflav:
mu id estate at private sale, the undersigned, the
F. 8. Wilson, Independrnct
of tin vessels with nozzles to represent
’ OTICE is hereby given to nil
said administrator w ill from and after the lftth
stead he remained Immovable. They | J. L. Iiarbur, Independence.
that the Dallas City Bank w ill hold its an­ dac «if July, 1909, proceed to sell at private
the protruding rides; mousetraps make
nual election o f officers on Satan ay. duly 17th. sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, and sub­
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excellent conning towers and the venti- ! shook him. They turned his face so j
and transact such other bnsiffes i as may come ject to confirmation by said County Court the
that
they
could
see
his
features.
It
lators are represented by pipe knuckles
up.
W. G. V A8HA LL.
follow in g described real estate to-w it: Lot f*
Death of Susan Starbuck.
Cashier.
J15
and the North h alf o f 1« t 7, Block “ U” in Falls
It must be seen co be thoroughly appre­ was livid.
City. Folk County, Oregon.
ciated, and will attract large crowds on
“Is there n doctor aboard?"
Mrs. Susan Starbuck, a pioneer, of
Bids therefor may he made to J. T. Chamber
the celebration days.
Word wag passed, and n man In the 1863 and wife of E. Starbuck, died at
lain, administrator, at Falls c ity , Oregon.
J. T (H A .M H b R LA IN ,
ladies' cabin came forward, raised j her home in Portland Saturday at the
A dm inistrator o f Estate of
The Newport Signal, inspired by the
! age of 71 years, 7 months. She was
Elizabeth M. W right, deceased.
prospect of a railroad, drops into |>oet- Davidson, looked Into his face, felt his | l>orn in Indiana, November Iff, 1831,
J. II. FLOW I. R and L. D. BROWN,
pulse and pronounced him dead. Ills I
In the county court o f the s*ate >f Oregon for
rv, th u s:
Attorneys.
and crossed the pla ns to Oregon in
county of I’olk.
The good time, long delayed, is now heart had yielded to the excitement 1863. In the spring of 18G0 she and her the
In the matter o f the guardianship and estate
of
standing
on
the
precipice
between
coming,
husband settled on a farm five mile** o f Gladys K. Martin, a minor.
Throw nj» your hats and sing the ju b i­ ruin aud a doubling of the money he west of Salem, in Polk county, where To Jesse Martin. Frank B. Hastings, Eva K.
Scholl, RuLy M. Greenwood, Gussle Button,
lee !
had been tempted to risk.
they lived until 1893 when they moved
Henry W hite, Myrtle W hite Horner White.
The electric cars will soon he humming
George Myer. Jainep Myer, Frank Myer Anan V O T IC K 18 ITKRKBY G IV E N T H A T T H E UN
Davidson's body was shipped back to Portland. Rev. II. T. Starbuck, of
Mver and Sarah Vr Riggs a u d io any others
From A irlie to the City-by-thc-sea. to his mother and with It not only the Portland, is her stepson, She is also
dersigned has bem
appointed by the
unknown, greeting.
County Court o f F o l. County, Oregon, ndmin
$10,000 she had Intrusted to Ills care, survived by her husband and the follow­ IN T H E NAM E OF T H E STATE OF OREGON; istrator o f the estate o f Martha J Brown.de-
ing ch ild ren : Mrs. Polly A. Frizzell, of l You are here»» cited and required to ap eeased, and has quältfled. ? II persons havlng
but $10,000 additional
•ear in the county court o f the state o f Oregon, elalms Hgalnst sald estate w ill present the sa ie
BY PONY ROUTE.
Since then tens and treys have been , Portland, Mrs. Clara \IcComey, of In ­ or the county o f Polk at the court room there­ to in«' at my residence in Dallas, Oregon, dniy
dependence, Claud Starbuck, of Cahfor- of, at Dallas In the county o f Polk, on v rifled os by law requlred. w ithin six months
called the dead man’s hand, and it Is a
: nia, Frank Starbuck, of Portland, Mrs,
from the «U te hereof. Dated at Dallas. Oregon
hand that Is rsrel.v lieaten In draw 1 ¡.aura Ruble, of Centralis.
y M. K L IJ «,
day o f July 1909 at Í0 o’clock in the forenoon t H , 17.1, ,1.y nt June w .
poker.
T.
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Falls City Couple Start on Long
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of that day. then and there to «how cause, if
Vdm inistralor o f estate of
any
exist,
w
hy
an
order
should
not
he
made
T h « Little Boy’ » Baby P r«y «r.
M ARTH A J BROWN, deceased.
Did Aw ay W ith Pottos.
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Practical Well Drillers.
U
Dead Man's Hand.
'■SCOTT'S E M U L S IO N
DREADFUL DISEASE IS
CURED BY CUTICURA
Notice of Dissolution of Partner­
ship.
| What do you
¡j
Know about
l
This?
Notice of Dissolution of Partner­
ship.
I The Dallas Confectionery
k
STORE
f
Notice of Final Settlement
X
Boy’s Back Raw
§
Dr. B. E. sSlevel
Summons.
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For
the Summer’s
Cooking
N o kitchen appliance g iv e s such
actual satisfaction and real home
comfort as the new Perfection
W ic k Blue Flame O il Cook-
Stove.
y Kitchen work, this coming
/summer, will be better and quick­
er done, with greater personal
comfort for the worker, if, instead
of the stifling heat of a coal fire,
you cook by the onctntrattd
“"'N E W PERFECTION
.Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove
Deliren heat where you want It— never where you don’ t want it—
thus it does not overheat the kitchen. Note the C A B IN E T TOP,
with shelf for warming plates and keeping food hot after cooked, also
convenient drop shelves that can be folded back when not in use, and
two nickeled bars for holding towels.
Three sites. W ith or without Cabinet Top. A t your dealer t,
or write our nearest agency.
R ay o
never diaeppoinM— «afe,
economical and a eon-
derful light giver.
Solidly made,
beautifully nickeled. Your living-room will be pleaaantet
with a Rayo Lamp.
I f not with your dealer, write our nearer! agency.
Th«
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
<
Incorporated)
Notice to Bidders.
N
Citation.
Administrator’s Notice.
(
Saturday the 24th.
Mr. ami Mrs. Alvin Creba left Falla
C ity lati ly for a Ion* journey on their
native Oregon pome«
They plan to
atop a little while in hlalio, ami then
errata the plaina and thence on to Michi­
gan. where they will apend the winter
with friend*, and in the aprin* reaome
their »1 rnev. going down through aome
of the ?*ontliern fitatea, thence weat to
California and northward hack to O re­
gon ami thia place. Their baggage ia
only what can he carried on the poniea
they ride. They are in aearch of better
health.—Journal.
iii one of his messages Governor
Johnson said: “If the public officers
are not adequately compensated now
for their services, fli the compensation
to such an extent as to make It reason­
able compensation and do away with
the possibility of any officer becoming
a beneficiary >of the favor of corpora­
tions and by reason of gratuities being
placed under some obligation to the
corporation which extends the courtesy.
• • • And urge moat earnestly the early
euactment of a law which will forever
xboll.t) the ■yitem to MlnntooU.’’ ka A
tt wa* d o n « .___________________
by said court that the real property o f said mi
L. D. BROWN.
nor. hereinafter described, he sold by Amanda
Attorney io r estate.
J. Hastings a« guardian of the estate. In the
manner provided by law as prayed for in the
petition o f the said guardian filed herein on
the 2Hth day o f June, 1909, «aid real estate be­
ing described as follows, to-w it;
Beginning 0 50chains south o f the southeast
O TD 'K is hereby given that the undersigned
! corner o f section three (3) In township 7 south,
has been duD appointed adm inistrator o f
o f range b west o f the W illam ette meridian, iti
P o lk io u n ty. Oregon, thenre running south the «state of M. 1 Percival. «leeea-ed, by the
Bay. God, I wisht you'd take her back. X5.I1 chains, thence east 25.50 chains, thence • «»unly Court o f the state o f Oregon, in an 1 for
north 36.11 chains, thence west 2H.60 chains to Folk county.
8he’s Jest as good as new;
All persons having claims against the said
the place of beginning, containining 1«*) acres
W o n ’ t no one k n ow sh e’s secon ’ hand.
estate, arc hcr«’ bv notified to present same,
B u t' cep tln ’ m e an ’ you.
"'w itn e s s the Hon. Ed F. Toad Judge o f the duly verified, togethci w ith the proper vouch­
A n ’ pick a boy, d ea r God, yo u rse lf.
c ou n ty court of the stale of Oregon, for the ers ther«‘for, to the n n d e rsk n e!. at his resi-
T h e n icest In y e r fold.
county of Polk with the seal of said court af­ denre In Salem. Marion County,Oregon, within
six months from the «late o f this notice.
But please d o n 't ch oose him q u it« ss fixed this 2*th day ofJune A D.. 1W9
Dated an«i first published April 29 ID»».
Attest
E. M SMITH.
young.
J. T. RKMM.
County
Clerk
o
f
Polk
County,
Oregon.
I'd ’.Ike him fire years old.
Administrator of above estate.
D e ar God, I need you a w fu l bad.
I don't know what to do.
M y p ap a's cross; my m im m a ’i lic k ;
I haln't no fr ’en’ but you.
Them keerless angels went a n ’ brung,
Btld o f the boy I ast.
A w-eenchy. teenchy baby girl.
I don’t see how they dast!
-d. If. Talbot to
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V O T IC E 18 HERE BY GIVEN T H A T B Y VIR*
tue o f an order issued out o f the county
court, o f the state o« Oregon, tor the county of
Polk, at the June term thereof, 1909, command­
ing me to sell the sev ral tracts or parcels o f
real property hereinafter described, to which
the county o f Polk, has acquired title by yir-
tue o f sal*’ thereof for taxes, and more partic­
ularly described as follow s;
Beginning 7.06 chains north and 1.70 chaina
east o f northeart corner o f north west quarter
of section 1, west ho chains, south 20 chains,
east HO chains, north 20 chains to p o b, sections
l and 2 township 9 s. range 5 west and
secs. 35 and 36, township H s, r5 w, containing
110 acres. Tax and co-Ms $72.18.
South east quarter of 1 orth east quarter, o f
section 35, township 9 s, r 7 w, containing 40
acres. Tax and costs $2.11.
South west quarter o f south east quarter, of
section 19, township 8 s, r 6 w, containing 40
aeres. Tax and costs $1.76.
Beginning at north east corner of lot 8, block
3, H ill’s Independence, west 26$ feet, south 132
feet, east 264 feet north 132 feet to p o b. Part
of lots 7 and 8, block 3, H ill’s Independence
Tax and costs $37.
Beginning 20.75 chains cast and 20.24 chains
south of north west corner o f T. L. Burbank
D L. C., cast 28.25 chains, south 7.08 chains,
west 28.25 chains, north 7.08 chains to p o b,
sections 16-17-20 a n d 21, tounshipHs, r l w , con­
taining 20 acres. Tax and costs #26.44.
Beginning 1014 feet east o f northwest corner
of block 5, H ills addition to H ill’s Indepen­
dence, south 132 feet, cast 104 feet, north 132
feet west 104 feet to 1» o b. Parts o f lots 7 and
».block 6 H ill’s addition to H ill’s Indepen­
dence,Tax and costs #4.77.
North west quarter o f south west quarter o f
section 2, township 9 s, r 6 w, containing 40
acres. Tax and costs $2.30.
j Lots 3 4-7 and 8, block 20, Polk County Land
Go’s addition to Monmouth. Ta x and costs
$2.27
Lot 8, block 6, H ill’s Independence. Tax and
costs $2.25.
Beginning 10 chains south o f j section cor­
ner bet. secs. 2 and 11,south lOchalns.east 18.50
chains, north 10 chains, west 18.50 chains to p
o b, section 11, tow nship 8 s, e 4 w, containing
18 acres. Tax and costs $31.16.
Lot 16, block D, West Salem. Tax and ccsts
$ 1.66
Beginning at southwest corner o f lot 8, block
6, .Monmouth, north 107 feet, east 82$ feet,
south 107 feet, west «2$ feet to p o b, lota 6 s$7
and part 8, block 6, Monmouth. Tax and costs
$28.64.
Lot 4, block H, Montgom ery’s Falls City. Tax
aud costs $1.54.
Lot 5, block 16, Talmagc. Tax and costs $3.46.
Beginning at \ section corner on east line o f
section 6, west 80 chains, south 19.25 chains,
east 74.62 chains, thenc on a straight line to
p o b. section 6, township 9 s, r 4 w . Also be­
gin n ing at center o f east line o f 8t phen Staats
«1 1 c, e st 5 chains, south 4 chains to south
west corner of E. A. S hirley’s land, west to lain»
I o f L, Damon, north t o p o b, section 6, township
# 27*78 W' contftIni,,g 1,k> ac'res- T a x and costs
Beginning 20.75 chains east and 14.16 chains
¡south o f north west corner o f T. L. Burbank,
d i e , East 28.25 chains, south 7.08 chains, west
28.25 chains, north 7.08 chains to p o b. sections
16 and 17, township 8 s, r 4 w, containing 20
acres. Tax and costs $22 86.
Lot 1, block J, West Salem,
'* 1. “
K, “
“ Ta x and costs $7 93
Lot 5, block IN IE, Buena Vista. T a x and
cost* $6.02,
Lot 9, block C, Falls City, Tax and costs
$6.05.
South east quarter o f south east quarter o f
¡section 16, township 8 s, r 5 w , containing 40
acres. Tax and costs $5.65.
Lot 8, block 20, Thorps Independence. Tax
¡and costs$6.10.
ZHi ots-l-2-3-4 5-6 and 7, block IN 4E, Buena Vis­
ta. Tax and costs #2.85.
Lot 8, block 1, West Salem. T a x and costs
#1.27.
Beginning 13 chains south and 2.46 chains
west o f south west corner o f block 11. Mon­
mouth, north 125 leet, west 200 feet, south 125
feet, east '200feet to p o b, Monmouth. Tax and
costs $7.59.
Beginning at south east corner o f a 10 acre
tract o f land conveyed by Wm. Ruble to T. J.
Gardner et ux, west 5.03 chains, south 5.44
chains, east 8 25 chains, north 8 degrees 45 m in­
utes, east 5.50 chains, to p o b, section 21, tow n ­
ship 7 s, r 3 w, containing 2 acres. Tax ai.d
osts $5.40.
Beginning 10 chains north and 13.02 chains
ast o f s«>uth west corner of claim No. 63,east to
W illam ette river north easterly down said riv
to junction o f slough, south westerly up said,
siough to p o b, section 21, township 8 s, r 4 w,
containing one acre, Tax and costs $4.34.
“ □Beginning 49 rods west and 45 rods north o f
[north east corner o f J. E. Davidson, d 1 c, east
5 rods, south 7 rods, east 2,45 chains, north 42
degrees, east 4.78 chains, north 2.75 chains,
iwcst 6.95 chains, south 4.50 chains to p o b, sec
Itlon 29, township 8 s, r 4 w, containing 2 acres
Tax and costs $17.13.
Now, therefore on Saturday, T H E 17TH D AY
OF JULY, 1909, at the hour o f l o ’clock, p. m.
of said day at the front door o f the court house
in Dallas, Folk county, Oregon. I w ill sell the
above described real property at public auc­
tion to the highest bidder for cash In hand on
day of sale.
■W itn ess my hand this 15th day o f June, 1909
J. M. GRANT,
Sheriff of Polk County, Oregon.
REPORT
Of the Condition of The Dallas City
Bank, at Dallas, Oregon,
In the State o f Oregon, at the close
ness, June 23,1909:
o f busi
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts..........................
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured..
Bonds, securities, etc.........................
Banking house, furniture and fix­
tures .................................................
Other real estate o w n ed....................
Due from approved reserve banks___
Cash on han d......................................
Total..............................
162,507 90
10,977 71
7,537 3'
8,800
41,500
28,615 9
23,446 3>
$283,285 29
L IA B IL IT IE S
Capital stock (»aid in ...............
$ 30,000
Surplus fund
. 6,000
'»d iv id e d profits, less expenses and
taxes p a id ........................
4,041 t
In divid ual deposits subject to check 184 924
Demand certificates o f deposit.........
36'
Tim e certificates o f d ep osit............... 58,283
T o ta l..............................
2H3.'286
State o f Oregon,
)
County o f Folk
|8H-
I, W. G. VasHAll, Cashier of the above-nam« «1
bank, <lo solem nly swear that the above stat-
ment is true to the best of rav knowledge at.
belief
W .G. VAHSALL
Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 25'
day o f June, 1909.
N. L. BUTLER,
Notary Public.
[S S I
C orrect —A ttest
1 N. WOOD8.
B. H. McCALLON,
Directors.
Adm inistrator's Notice of Sale.
Notice to Stockholders.
Journey.
SHERIFFS SALE.
Notice to Creditors.
Xe
I rtmi.)
Executor's Notice.
OTICE is hereby given that the undersign-
has been appointed by the County Court
Folk County, state of Oregon, executor of th
estate o f Sarah McQuerr.% deceased, late
Polk County. State«; Oregon.
A ll persons h aving claims against the esta
o f said decedent are hereby required to pr
sent the same,duly verified iis by law require«!
to the undersigned executor at his reside!)- e
in Dallas, Polk County, Oregon, w ithin six
months from date o f this notice.
The first publication o f this notice is the27tb
-lay o f May. 1909.
J. D. SMITH,
Executor o f the estate o f Sarah Me
Querry. deceased.
N. L. Butler, attorney.
N
Administrator’s Notice of Sale.
IN TH E COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE 0 *
I Oregon, for the county of Polk, in the ma
t e r « * the estate of M. Z. Percival, docaas«
■
jN o t lc e is hereby given that in pursnan-
I7f an «»rder of the county court of the state of
Oregon, for the county o f Polk, made and t n
tcred of record on th«* 29th «lay o f June, A. D
1909, in the matter of th«' estate of said deceas«
authorizing and directing him to sell the here­
inafter described real property, belonging to
sal«l estate at private sale, the undersign■ «.
the a«iministrator, w ill from and after the 29th
.lay ot July, 1909, proceed to sell at priva-
sale, to the highest bidder, for half cash, term
on the balance: and subject to confirmation
by said county court, the following described
I real «state to wit. Beginning one chain an«l
(52 links south o f the north cast corner 01
la four acre tract o f land purchase«! of A. J.
ami J F. Beeler by Luke Mulkey on the
rtoth day o f A pril. 1*79. adjoining the town of
Monmouth in t 8 s,r 5 west of Willamette Mer
UIan in Folk county and state of Oregon,
•hence South t chains and 88 links, thence
West 6 chains and 18 links, thence North 4
chains an«l 88 links, thence East 6 chains and
is links to the place of beginning, containing
3 acres more . r less, excepting one acre sold off
t he north side of the above described tra. r
A I««» the follow ing
Beginning at a point 27
feet East and 1ft rods and 12 feet 3 inches fioeth
«»f the southeast corner of block Jl in the to
o f Monmouth. Folk county, Oregon, rulin'
thence West 5 and 93 hundreds chains to w l
man’s East Dne. thence 8outh 2.40 hundre
chairs la the J. L. Givens line thence E e « f
hundredths chains, thence North 2 40 h
.ireths chains to the place of beginning.«
talning one ami 434-180 acres more or 1®*-
Vida therefor may he made to J. L. RU
administrator 4*2 N. Mummer fit., Halcm. <
j. L. riggs . AfinlialW>M
of aaideetat