Polk County itemizer., July 08, 1909, Image 3

I)r. Lowe, Ju ly 12 and 13.
N ext Monday and Tuesday Dr. Lowe.
Born, Ju ly 5th, to Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Dr. Donohoe. dentist, Uglow building. ; Sweeney, a son.
I in sum m er can be prevented
Hops have been sold during the last
M. Hay ter. d e n tist, Wilson building.
i week a t 13 cents.
See th e new work suits at $2.—Dallas
Dr. Win, Tatom is now a resident of
j M ercantile Co.
the Coos B iy region.
The sm artest line of m en’s hats ever
Born, Ju ly 5th, to City Attorney W,
shown in Dallas.—Dallas M ercantile Co.
It’s as beneficial in sum m er
L. Tooze and wife, a son.
I*. A. Finseth and M. .1. W right have
a s in winter. If you a re w eak
William Kimball is hack from Collins
for an overland trip to the Coos
a n d ru n dow n it will give you | $one
Springs, slightly improved in health.
Day country.
Strength an d build you up.
Alex Van Orsdall is hack from Cal-
Will Lynn, representing th e Pacific
Tieki) it la a little cold milk or water
P rin te r’^ Supply company of Seattle, lam, W ash., where he has been visiting
G et a small bottle now.
All Druggists I
his brother, John.
was a caller today.
TH V
Û O F T HE WORLD
The W oodmen have adjoured their I The old Horace W ebster confectionery
cam p m eetings until after the fall rush stand ist being entirely refitted for occu­
pancy by J. C. Uglow.
of work is over.
Dr. Lowe July 12th and 13 th .
Miss A nna C annida came up from
8ol. Blessing and wife, and W alter
Baseball goods at Lee S m ith’s cyclery
Brown and wife went to Salem this j Portland to spend the Fourth with the
R obert Chase and wife are now resi­ m orning to take in the cherry fair.
| family of Frank Holman.
dents of Portland.
W hile relaying a barn floor Monday
Mrs. J. H. H ollister has returned
Mrs. Sias, of Forest Grove, has been from Tillamook C ity, where she has Roland Holman was struck by a falling
visiting her brother, Rev. Bias.
tim ber and his shoulder and arm badly
¡ been visiting with friends.
bruised.
Mr. and Mrs. Stafrin and family left
W hen you w ant prescriptions tilled
Monday to take in the Seattle fair.
Fred H olm an, of Falls C ity, has gone
by a com petent druggist, one who is
George Gerlinger has gone to Berkely, careful and knows w hat he is about, go on a trip to Southern Oregon, and his
wife will visit Portland relatives during
' to Conrad Stafrin ’a drug store.
Cal., to visit his wile and children.
his absence.
Billy Jones, B abeSiebert, Lisle Small,
Miss Laura Poling is up from P o rt­
At the C hristian church next Sunday
land visiting her sister, Mrs. Guy ! Karl Good, George Pierce, Karl Bills,
W alter M adden ami Je rry Lucier, of the them es for discourse will be: M orn­
Phelps.
McMinnville, attended the celebration ing, An Injunction to Progress ; evening,
H . II. .Tones, of Michigan, is visiting in Dallas Saturday.
The Straight Wav.
his son, the famous pitcher for the Dal­
Miss Lyle Phelps, who has been vis­
las Grj^vs.
William Love and wife are visiting
iting with Mr. ami Mrs. J. 1L Hollister, th e ir old friends Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Yon and your children are safe if you returned to her Lincoln county home Brohst. They hail from Nebraska, and
wear Dr. Lowe’s glasses. Kvos safe today. M aster Harry Hollister accom­ are on a tour of this Pacific coast coun­
and prices safe.
panied her fora few weeks vacation.
try.
W. U. Cobb and wife have been visit
Dyspepsia is our national ailm ent.
ing Mrs. Alice D nnpsey. They are res­ Burdock Blood B itters is our national
idents of Portland.
cure for it. It strengthens stom ach
Notice to Stockholders.
Miss Veda Mulkey, who has been mem branes, prom otes How of dijestive
teaching school at K lam ath, lias re tu rn ­ juices, purifies the blood, builds you up.
fO T IC E is h ereb y given to nil concerned
ed to her McCoy home.
The m atter of num bering the houses V
IV th a t th e D allas City b a n k w ill h o ld its a n ­
Miss A rtie H ubbard was m arried in in Dallas lias been laid over until the im al election of officers on Saturday, July 17th,
n d tr a n s a c t su ch o th e r b u sin ess as m av com e
P o rtlan d r e c e n t l y to K. B. Stone. She end of the busvseason, Messrs. Holm an a mb
W.
\ tflfl M l
and Dungan finding it impossible to d o
is a daughter of John H ubbard.
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( ’ash le r.
anything further with the m atter just
Mrs. Chas. Bilyeu and son are over a t ¡»resent.
from Newport for a visit with her par­
Have Dr. Lowe relieve your head and
Citation.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. I. V’. Lynch.
eye ache with a pair of his superior
An overturned lam p nearly caused a glasses. They cost no more than others
serious fire at the Luckianm te home of and you have the benefit of his skill
In th e c o u n ty co u rt of th e s ta te of O regon for
e co u n ty of f*olk.
8. II. Tethorow Monday evening.
and over P.) years experiences. Dozens th In
th e m a tte r of th e g u a rd ia n s h ip a n d e s ta te
of
Dallas
references.
of G ladys K. M artin , a m in o r.
Mrs. Satie Cook and daughter, of Mc­
To Jesse M artin , F ra n k B. H astin g s, E va E.
Minnville, were visiting relatives and
We understand th a t Ralph Morrison
ock u ll, Ilu b y M. G reenw ood, G ussie P a tto n ,
friends here during the celebration.
H en ry W hite, M yrtle Whit**. H om er W hite.
and Marion Svron have purchaser! an
G eorge M yer. J a m e s M yer, F ra n k M yer. A nan
The arm ory here was inspected the interest in Kd Biddle’s foundry. Both
M yer a n d H a ra h E. Riggs a n d to a n y o th e rs
young
men
have
long
been
connected
u n k n o w n , g re e tin g ;
other day by an ofheer in the regular
T H E NAM»*: OF TH E STATE OF O REG ON ;
arm y stationed at W ashington, I). C.— with this establishm ent, and it is sure IN
a re h ereh . cited a n d re q u ire d to a p ­
to prosper under th eir m anagem ent. p 1 e a Y r ou
Major T. II. DeVoe.
in th e c o u n ty co u rt of th e s ta te of O regon,
for
ih
e
c
u n ty of Polk a t t h e e o u r t room th e re ­
A couple applied to Clerk Sm ith for a of, a t D o allas
W anted—bookeepers, stenographers,
in th e c o u n ty of P olk, on
cashiers, dressm akers and all eye work­ m arriage license the other day ami Judge
Saturday
the 24th.
Holm
an
thought
he
had
a
job
of
knot
ers to call on Dr. Lowe July 12th and
a t 10 o’clock in th e forenoon
tieing on for sure, but when the would d of a y th a of t J d u ay ly , 1909
13th and have their eyes tested.
th e n am i th e re to show cause, if
be bride’s place of residence was asked a n y ex ist, w hy an o rd e r sh o u ld not he m ade
See Mrs. J u n k ’s hand painted China and she gave it as Wiliam inn, the c erk b y said c o u rt t h a t th e re a l p ro p e rty of said m i­
nor, h e re in a fte r d escribed, be sold by A m anda
at the Capital drugstore, State and Lib­ had to send them to Yam hill county.
J . H astings, as g u a rd ia n of th e esta te, in th e
erty streets, Salem, Oregon. Sutdio
m a n n e r pro v id e d by law as p ray ed for in th e
Last Monday night the barber shop p e titio n of th e sa id g u a rd ia n tiled h erein on
67» North Cottage street. Salem.
of Shultz A W isecarver was robbed of th e 28 th d a y of Ju n e, 1909, sa id real e s ta te be­
New arrivals In this vicinity are M. some $30 in cash, by parties vet uniden­ in g described as follows, to -w it:
B eg in n in g 6 5 0c h a in s s o u th of th e so u th e a st
H. Becker and family, who have pur­ tified, although a pretty good suspicion
e r of section th re e (3) in to w n sh ip 7 south,
chased the Gilliam place and will raise of the thief is entertained. Nearly ev­ c of o rn
ra n g e 5 w est of th e W illa m ette m e rid ia n , in
fine horses for m arket. They come from ery draw er in the shop was broken open P o lk c o u n ty , O regon, th e n c e ru n n in g south
c h a in s , th e n c e ea st 28.50 M inins, th e n ce
Portland.
hi the search for lucre, except two th a t 35.11
n o rth 35.11 c h a in s , th e n ce w est 28.50 c h a in s to
th e p la ce of b e g in n in g , c o n ta ln in ln g 100 acres
Scores of people recommend Dr. were unlocked.
m o re o r less.
Lowe’s glasses. He - does not go from
Owing to the fact th a t the residents
W itness tlie H on. Ed F, Coad ju d g e of th e
house to house. Consult him al>out of th e schooUiistrict were so late in vot­ co u n ty c o u rt of th e s ta te of O regon, for th e
u n ty of Polk w ith th e seal of said <«wirt a f­
your eyes next Monday and Tuesday, ing the necessary iundr, and th a t it has co
fixed th is 28th d a y o fJu n e A. D.. 1900.
July 11th and 13th, a t Hotel Gail.
been more of a job to select a perfectly
A tte st:
E M. SMITH,
C ounty C lerk of Polk C ounty, O regon.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Black and Roy satisfactory site, the directois have de­ [Seal.]
returned to th eir m ountain liomes this cided th a t it will be impossible to com­
morning, accompanied by Miss Nola plete a high school building for Dallas
Coad and W alter Crider, who will spend this season, although the same may be
Practical Well Drillers.
commenced.
the next three weeks visiting them .
W hile Frank Woods was out with THE ca n m a k e you a w ell w h ere all o th e rs fail.
Sheriff G ran t says he has the pret­
la test u p to d a tc m a ch in es. Can <1 rill
tiest looking hop yard in the county. It some eastern people the other day show­ th ’ ’ ro u H g ave
in g . We g iv e you a w ritten
is located w ithin the city lim its, and we ing them some land for the Item izer g u a ra n h te e a . n y B th oth
p hones. Call on o r ad d ress
R
ealty
concern,
out
of
the
goodness
of
u s for term s.—S loper Bros, In d ep en d e n ce. Or.
guess th a t he is telling the tru th about
his
h
e
art
ho
w
ent
to
th
e
assistance
of
it, as we have heard several say it was
a farm er, who was hiving some bees,
looking fine.
and the result was th a t he came home
Gold H ubbard, an old pioneer of Polk with some badly swelled optics, and Notice of Dissolution o f Partner­
county, passed away a t his home near more knowledge of the honey m aker.
ship.
Pullm an, W ash., last Saturday. He
Last evening a t th eir residence in this
lived near Kmithfield for many years,
city
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
L.
Crider
tendered
and was prom inent in county affairs for
y given th a t th e p a rtn e rs h ip
a 500 party to th eir guests, Mr. W alter N t OTICE is h e re e x b istin
m any years.
g betw een J . K. F arm e r
Crider and Miss Agnes Potter, of P o rt­ a n • d ln*retofore
L. A. C h ip m an u n d e r th e firm nam e and
J . G. Brown says this late rain was land. The evening was most pleasant­ sty le of F arm e r A C h ip m an is th is d a y dissolved
caused by the barbers sw atting the hall ly spent in the playing of this fascina­ b y m u tu a l c o n sen t. All d e b ts d u e s a id p a r t­
n e rs h ip are p a y a b le to A tto rn e y L. 1». Brown
so hard in last Sunday’s game, it having ting and popular game, and then a de­ at
h is law* office, w ho w ill also a d ju st a ll claim s
l»een thoroughly dem onstrated th a t vio­ lectable lunch was served. R. E. W il­ a g a in s t said p a rtn e rsh ip . Tho h o te l business,
lent concussions will cause clouds to liams and Miss Dessa Ridgeway cap­ c o n d u c ted by said p a rtn e rs h ip , w ill h e re a fte r
he co n d u c ted by L. A. C hipm an.
gather and m oisture to descend.
tured the orizes.
D ated a t D allas, O regon, th is 19th d ay of
J u n e , 1909.
J. E. FARM ER,
% Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Swain and
L. A. CHIPM AN.
two children arrived here Wednesday
from Burns for an extended stay with
her sisters, Mrs. F. J. Coad and Mrs.
V eterinary Surgeon
Notice of Pina! Settlement
D. C. Crider. They made the trip ac­
ross th e Cascades by team and had quite Office and residence No. 612 Main street
M
utual
Phone
1177.
Prom
pt
an outing.
\TOTlCE is h e re b y g iv e n : th a t by o rd e r of th e
service day or night.
IV H o n o rab le C ounty C o u rt of th e Htate of O r­
There will be several im portant m at­
-
-
ORKGON egon. for th e C o u n ty of P olk, m ade in th e m a t­
ters up before the Dallas Protective a s­ DALLAS
te r of th e a d m in is tra tio n of th e e s ta te of Rieh-
sociation at its regular m eeting next
ard Enea deceased.
T h e 2nd d ay of A ugust. 1909, a t o n e o’clock In
Monday evening, after which the asso­
th e afte rn o o n of said «lay. w as fixed as tlie
NEW
TO-DAY
ciation will probably adjourn for the
tim e for h e a rin g th e p e titio n for final settle-
sum m er vacation, subject to the call of
m enf a n d final ««count of th e a« lm ln lstratio n
the president,
A d v e rtisin g u n d e r th is h ea d } c e n t a word o f said esta te . AH persons a re no tified to a p ­
p e a r a t saiil d a te , a t th e u s u a l p lace of h o ld in g
eaeli in s e rtio n
C o u n ty C ourt am i show ca u se if a n y th e re be,
David Hcaston, of St Johns, is now a
w hy sa id p e titio n sh o u ld n o t he g ra n te d , am i
partner in the Dallas steam laundry, he
saii'i « « lm in istra to r d isc h a rg e d from saiil tru s t.
OR
HALE—F
o
u
r
Hootch
C
ollie
p
u
p
s—J
o
h
n
having purchased a half interest of Mr. F
D. L. KKYT
H um ptcr, F alls C ity .
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A d m in istra to r.
Thompson. He is an experienced man
D ated th is J u n e '22, 1908.
a t the business, having been connected
with some of the best laundries in the JO R HALE—T h re e Jersey cow s, w ill he fresh
so o n .- E. E. H e w itt, M o n m o u th , O r.
tf
state, and it is certain th a t the turn out
Summons.
of our laundry will not depreciate under
his control.
ANTED—P a s tu re f o r 35 does a n d 23 k id s.—
In th e ciicuifc court of th e state of Oregon,
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Mrs. Kph Young, who underw ent an W W. A. A yres, lla lla s .
for the county of Polk.
o|>eration a t a Portland hospital Wed­
D epartm ent No. 2.
nesday, did not survive the shock and CO R HALE—An 8 y«*ar ol«I so rrel m are, w eig h t
, plaintiff
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passed away th a t day. The rem ains I 1250.— H ugh H m ith, D allas. M u tu al plnm e Daniel J . F ry
vs.
f
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were brought to her home a t Indepen­ Oak 4.
J o h n Rohann, .Fame« Rob- I
dence today for burial. Mrs. Young
son, D aniel Robson and
w as a most estim able woman in every C O R S ALE—Home Jersey cows. fresh in Aug- Mrs. D. Robson, his wife.
respect, and leaves a sorrowing husband I 11 s t. Also six y e a rlin g Jersey h e ife rs.—J. M ary J a n e Pike, K dwarf!
G. B row n, D allas.
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Robson, Frances A nn Pike
to mourn her loss.
-Hancock, H enry Hancock,
It has been suggested th a t residents
W il iam H ancock, C harles
of this vicinity desirous of attending the n E T y o u r tires s e t w h ile you w a it a t H u g h es’ Hancock, Jessie Susannah
w itgou sh o p .
H
Pike P.ccsloy, Mrs. Jessie
Seattle lair club together in sufficient
Beesley, C harles J. Bees-
num bers, make th eir trip at some de­
ley,
Jessie M . Beesley, C.
signated tim e, ami secure a Pullm an in COR HALE - A bo « a! h o u iu l by C h a rle y B ird.
tf M. Beesley ami Thomas B.
which to reside while they are away, I A«l(lress D allas.
Beealey. defendants.
thereby saving considerable on the trip
To .T«)hn R«*bs«>n, Jam es R«»bson, D aniel
and relieving then.selves of the n e c e s s i ­
Ibtbson and Mrs. D. Robson, his wife,
ANTED—F arm s, tim b e r a n d f ru it la n d s,
ty of hunting up rooms a t exorbitant W A u rlan d V o lg h i am i O, B ry an t. P« rtla n d . . M ary J a n e Pike, Kdward Rol>s«*n, F ra n ­
H ave cu sto m ers at ;> II tim es. Addr«*ss
ces Ann Pike-Hancook, H en ry Hancock,
O regon
¡»rices.
LOSING FLES
F or headache
.stiles’ A n ti- P a in P ills.
seo n;s e m u l s io n
We consider this the end of the Spring Season’s trade, therefore we
desire to C le a n U p our remaining stock of Spring and Summer goods.
All New, Up-to-Date Each Season Goods is what we want hereafter, and
we must have the room in our store for the Mammoth Stock of Fall
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Goods already arriving. We will sell everything we have left in Summer
Dress Goods. Ladies’ Lawn, Net, Linen and Silk Waists; Ladies’ Suits
and Skirts; Men’s and Children’s Clothing; Men’s Ladies’ and Children’s
Oxfords all seasonable goods—we will have new ones each season, and in
many other lines we will slaughter the prices. Don’t miss this opportu­
nity to buy at the prices we offer. A big saving to you and a big clean­
up for us.
Sale on 140 Men’s Suits, sum m er
also m any medium weights good
season. A few of our price«.
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Ladies’ Oxfords
*1.50 Oxfords at
1.75
2.00
2.35
2.50
3.00
3.50
Figured Lawns
We will sell you all our figured lawns and
m uch undesirable stock running in prices
8 ', . 10, 15, 20, 25c at 4 c
You w ill find
stacks of tlieso goods. It will pay you to
boy for quilt linings or any such purposes.
» 1.10
Ladies' Jackets
1.20
1.50
. 1.75
1 ,H5
2.15
3.75
................. $ .65
....................... 70
.................85
................. 1.10
.................. 1.40
We w ant to sell all the Sum m er Dress ami
W ash (roods we have left. All 10c and
m any 15c, lf>?jC, 20c, 25c and 35c go a t 8,l3C
per yard. All other 25c and m any 30c. 35c,
50c and 00c goods go a t 15c.
»2-75
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Summer Dress Goods
Men s Oxfords
»3.50 Oxfords go at
4.00
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Children's Oxfords
Sale on Men's Suits
All »5.00 Jackets at
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Ladies Tailored Suits
All $15.00 Suits go
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B o y ’s S u it s a n d K n e e P a n t s
All we have left we will sell you at H alf
P ric e . We have m any good ones to
choose from. We need th e room they oc­
cupy in onr store for the more desirable
ones to arrive soon. This is a rare chance
to fit out vour hoys.
Dress C o o d s
Wo will offer you our entire stock of Dress
Goode a t 40 |>er cent discount. Iluy your
dresses now.
We have many other bargains to offer you on this sale. Girls Dresses,
Boys’ Waists, Undewear, a pile of Laces and a bunch of Embroideries
at a low price. It is not a question of getting cost, but what it is worth
to carry these goods over, and what they would be worth to us next year.
We give you the benefit of what is left, and not a question of profit to us.
We have finished our season on these goods.
D r. B . E. Nevel
Dallas Mercantile Co.
Closing Out
OXFORDS
SUMMER SEASON
SALE
Closing Out
LADIES’
WAISTS
g ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® » ® ® @ OIOIC X?
W illiam Ifano«»ck, Charles Hancock, J e s ­
sie Susannah Pike-Beesley, Mrs. Jessie
Beesley, C harles J . Beesley, .Jessie M.
IGHEST p ric e p aid fo r w ool. R eceiv ed a t
Beesley, C. M. Beesley and Thom as B.
a n y s h ip p in g p la ce in th e co u n ty .---II. L. J Beesley, alsiye nam ed defendants:
F e n to n , D allas.
In the nam e of the state «»f Oregon, you and
each of you are require«! to A p |* a r ami a n ­
swer
th e com plaint filed against y«»u in the
I h a v e for sale th e b est rh u b a r b In th e m a r-I
I k«*t If n o t fo r sa le a t your «?»«>cery, « a ll u p ftlstve entitled suit, «*n or before th e 29th «lay
1205. M utual L arge q u a n titie s for c a n n in g of Ju ly , 1909, an«i if you fail to so a p |> e a ra n « l
p u rp o ses a t reduce«i ra te s .— W. P. M iller, Dal- : answ er the s a id com plaint, for w ant thereof,
las.
1 the plaintiff will apply to the c o u rt f«»r the
relief praye«! f«*r in said c«»mplaint, to-w it:
CGGM FOR HATCHING from p ris e w in n in g For a decree against you a n a **»ch of you,
L «train*, sin g it ««»mbs. B un O rp in g to n s, th a t you have no interest «»r estate in, of or
II 50 p«*r settin g *»f 15 «*ggs J K. B easley, P alls to the following descril»e«i »»remises, t^w it;
C ity, O regon. M u tu al P h o n e.
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The southeast q u arter «»f sccti«*n 27 in
tow nship fi south, range 4 west of the W il­
AK fern*«* posts for sale by A. C. D im lck D al­ lam ette ineri«lian in Polk county, Oregon,
tf containing IflO acres; and th a t th e plaintiff is
0 las. M u tu al p h o n e, O reen 61.
the ow ner in fee simple of the sai«l premises;
and th a t his sai«l title he f*»rever nutated and
;O R HALE 1 1 foot ce d a r p«*sts a t 14 c e n ts a you and each of you l»e forever Imrred ami
pi«*«-« a n d a b o u t 5 to n s of No. » a n d N<*. 10 «-njoined from asserting any interest or estate
a lv a n ls e d w ire a t $2 * h n n d rc .t. F red K ..scr. in. of «*r to th e said premises a«I verse to the
tlc k re a ll, O regon, Bell P h o n e.
tl plaintiff; and you will also tak e notice th a t
this summons ¡a serve«I upon you by publica­
n A LED h a y for su ie—V etch a n d oat«, v etch tion there«*f in the P«»lk C**unty Item iier. a
weekly newspa|»er pub! shed a t Dallas. Polk
D am i « h ea t, o ats, c h e a t . - ü . H. G ra n t, Dal
C ounty, Oregon, f*»r one* a week f«»r «1*
la a . ___________________________________
weeks, p u rsu a n t to an o r V r of th e Hon,
W illiam C allow ay, Judge of said c u r t , ma»le
f H ave a lo t of o a k g rn b s th a t w ill be given
i aw ay to g et th e m off th e la n d .—I . 8. G r *nt, a t cham bers, a t Salem, M arlon county, O re­
{»alias. O regon.
11 gon, «»n th e lo th «lay of Ju n e, 1909, a n d t h a t
the d a te of the first publication of this sum ­
mons is the 17th day «»f June, 1909, an d the
W E E D K ILLE R —T l fee to fo u r ac re s « a n be last publication there«»! will be on the 29th
»
k illed ea ch h o u r used, o r 6»rty acre* In fen day of July. 190».
h o n ra. Hepd M am ped ad*lressed ••nv**j"P* *«»
JO H N BAYNK.
J..*ei»h K D unn, p a te n te e . St. J o se p h , Mlsaou-
A tto rn ey f«*r Plaintiff.
. AUflan«l, Fall» C ity,
!
Company II has received orders to e n ­
train a t 6:45 on the m orning of July
23th for the annual sum m er encamp*
m ent, this year at the Clackam as rifle
range. They will g" to Portland ami
j thence up the east, side to their destina-
; tion. The Fourth regim ent will ho in
I cam p from Ju ly 26 to 30 inclusive, and
during th a t period will lx* inspected by
a regular arm y officer designated for
th at purpose by the com m anding officer
1 of the d ep artm ent of the Columbia.
There is inoie catarrh in this section
| of the country than all diseases put to­
gether, and until the last few years was
supposed to he incurable. For a great
m any years doctors pronounced it a lo­
cal disease and prescribed local rem e­
dies, and by constantly failing to cure
with local trea tm e n t pronounced it in­
curable. Science has proven catarrh
to be a constitutional disease and th ere ­
fore requires «•onstitutioncl treatm ent
fla il’s C atarrh Cure, m anufactured by
F. .1. Cheney <fc Co., Totalo, Ohio, is the
only constitutional cure on the m arket.
It is taken internally in doses from 70
drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly
on the blood and mucous surfaces of the
| system. They offer $100 for any case it
| fails to cure. Send for circulars and
testim onials. Address F. J. Cheney A
Co., Toledo, Ohio. Hold by druggists,
75 cents. Take H all’s Fam ily Pills for
constipation.
H
Notice of Dissolution of Partner­
ship.
O TI(’E is h ereby given ih a t th e partnerahjj»
h e re to fo re e x istin g betw een F ra n k T.
1 u ch e am i Loo B niekn.-r, urnler th e firm nam e
a n d s ty le of The D allas B aking C om pany, is
th is «lav dissolved by m u tu a l co n sen t. T he
said b a k e ry w ill h e re a fte r he co n d u c ted by
F ra n k T. F uchs. All persons kn o w in g th e m ­
selves in d e b ted to said firm w ill c a ll a t th e
law office of L D. B row n a n d s e ttle th e ir a c ­
co u n ts. All claim s against- said firm w ill be
ta k e n car«* of t»y Mr. Fuchs.
D ated at D allas. O regon, th is 22nd d a y of
J»
J u n e 1909.
FRANK T. F l h ’HH.
LEO BRUCKNER.
\
A dm inistrator’s Notice of Sale.
IN T ilE COUTY COURT OF TH E HTATE OF
1 O regon for th e c o u n ty of P olk. In th e m a t­
te r «>f th e e s ta te of E liz a b e th M. «Vright, de-
ceased.
N otice is h ereb y g iven th a t in p u rs u a n c e
of an o rd e r of th e C ounty C ourt of th e 8 ta te of
O regon, for th e C ounty of Polk, m a d e a n d e n ­
te red of reco rd on th e 12th d a y of J u n e , A. D.,
1909, in th e m a tte r of th e e s ta te of said decease.!,
a u th o riz in g a n d d ire c tin g him to sell th e h e re ­
in a fte r described real p ro p erty , b elo n g in g to
said e s ta te a t p riv a te sale, th e u n d e rsig n e d , th e
said a d m in is tra to r w ill from a n d a fte r th e 16th
«lav of J u ly , 1909, pr«x*eed to sell a t p riv a te
sale, to th e h ig h e st b id d er, fo re a s h , a n d su b ­
je ct to co n firm atio n by said C ounty C o u rt th e
follow ing described real e s ta te to -w it: Lot 6
an d th e N o rth h a lf of 1 « t 7, Block “ U” in F alls
C ity. Polk C ounty, O regon.
Bids th e re fo r m ay he m ade to J . T. C ham ber-
la in , a d m in is tra to r, a t F alls C ity, O regon.
J T. C lIA M BiiRLA lN ,
A d m in istra to r of E s ta te of
E liz a b e th M. W right, deceased.
J . II. FLOW ER a n d L. D. BROWN,
A tto rn ey s.
Adm inistrator’s Notice.
KTOTICE 19 HEREBY GIVEN THAT T H E UN-
' d e rsig n e d has been a p p o in te d by th e
C ounty C o u rt of P o l. C ounty, O regon, adm in-
ceased, an d h as (qualified. All persons h a v in g
claim s ag a in st said e s ta te w ill p re s e n t th e sam e
to nn* a t m y residence in D allas, O regon, d u ly
verified as by law req u ired , w ith in six m o n th s
from th e d a te hereof. D ated a i D allas, O regon
tr.is 17th d a y of J u n e 1909.
M. M. ELLiS,
A d m in istra to r of e s ta te of
MARTHA J. BROWN, deceased.
L. D. BROWN,
A tto rn e y for e s ta te .
S H E R IF F S S A L E .
N O T IC E IS H EREBY GIVEN TH A T BY V IR
BJ tu e of a n o rd e r issued o u t of th e co u n ty
c o u rt, of th e s ta te o* O regon, lor th e co u n ty of
P olk, a t th e J u n e te rm thereof, 1909, c o m m a n d ­
in g m e to sell th e sev ra l tra c ts o r p a rc e ls of
real p ro p e rty h e re in a fte r described, to w h ich
th e c o u n ty of Polk, h as ac q u ired title by v ir ­
tu e of sale th e reo f for ta x es, a n d m o re p a rtic ­
u la rly described as follow s:
B eginning 7.06 c h a in s n o rth And 1.70 c h a in s
ea st of nortnea* t c o rn e r of n o rth w est q u a rte r
o f s c c t io n l, w est 8 «) c h a in s , s o u th 20 c h a in s,
ea st 80 c h a in s, n o rth 20 ch a in s to p o b, sections
' a n d 2 to w n sh ip 9 s, ran g e 5 w est an d
sees. 35 a n d 36, tow nshiD 8 s, r 5 w, c o n ta in in g
110 acres. T ax an d costs (72.18.
S outh ea st q u a rte r of 1 o rth ea st q u a rte r, of
sectio n 35, to w n sh ip 9 s, r 7 w, c o n ta in in g 40
acres. T ax a n d costs $2.11.
S outh w est q u a rte r of s o u th ea st q u a rte r, of
sectio n 19, to w n sh ip 8 s, r 6 w, c o n ta in in g 40
acres. T ax a n d costs $1.76.
B eg in n in g a t n o rth e a st co rn e r of lo t s , block
3, H ill's In d ep en d e n ce, w est 264 feet, s o u th 132
feet, e a st 264 feet n o rth 132 feet t o p o b , P a r t
of lo ts 7 am i 8, b lock 3, H ill’s In d ependence.
T ax a n d costs $37.
B eg in n in g 20.75 c h a in s east an d 20.24 c h a in s
s o u th of n o rth w est co rn e r of T. L. B u rb an k
D. L. C., e a st 28.25 c h a in s , so u th 7.08 c h a in s ,
w est 28.25 c h a in s, n o rth 7.08 c h a in s to p o b,
sectio n s 16-17-20 a n d 21, tow n sh ip 8 s, r4 w, c o n ­
ta in in g 20 acres. T ax an d costs $26.44.
B eg in n in g 1041 feet ea st of n o rth w e st c o rn e r
of block 5, H ills ad d itio n to H ill’s In d e p e n ­
dence, so u th 132 feet, e a st 104 feet, n o rth 132
feet w est 104 feet to p o b. P a rts of lo ts 7 a n d
8 ,block 5 H ill’s a d d itio n to H ill’s In d e p e n ­
dence,T ax a n d costs $4.77.
N orth w est q u a rte r of so u th w est q u a rte r of
section 2, to w n sh ip 9 s, r 6 w, c o n ta in in g 40
acres. T ax a n d costs $2.30.
Lots 3-4-7 an d 8 , block 20, P olk C ounty Land
Co's a d d itio n to M onm outh. T ax an«l cents
$2.27
Lot 8 , block 6 , H ill’s In d ep en d e n ce. T ax a n d
costs $2.25.
B eg in n in g 10 c h a in s so u th of \ sectio n c o i­
n e r bet. secs. 2 a n d 11,so u th 10c h a in s ,e a s t 18.50
c h a in s, n o rth 10 ch a in s, w est 18.50 c h a in s to p
o b, sectio n H , to w n sh ip 8 s, r 4 w, c o n ta in in g
18 acres. Tax an d costs $31.16.
Lot VI, block D, W est isedp- 1 . T ax a n d ccsts
$ 1.66
B eg in n in g a t so u th w is t co rn e r of lo t 8 . block
n o rth 107 feet, ea st 824 f®*L
s o u th 107 feet, w est 824 fe<?t to p o b , lo ts 6-sl7
a n d p a r t 8 , block 6 , M onm outh. Tax a n d costs
$28.64.
Lot 4. block H, M ontgom ery’s F alls City. Tax
a n d ooata $LML
Lot o, block 16 . T alm age. T ax an d costs $3.46.
B eginning a t 4 sectio n co rn e r on ea st lin e of
sectio n 6 , w est 80 c h a in s , so u th 19.25 ch a in s,
e a st 74.62 c h a in s , them* on a s tra ig h t lin e to
p o b. sectio n 6 , to w n sh ip 9 s, r 4 w . Also b e­
g in n in g a t c e n te r of e a st lin e of St p h en S taa ts
a 1 c, e s t 5 c h a in s , s o u th 4 c h a in s to south
w est c o rn e r of E. A. S h irle y ’s la n d , w est to Ian«»
of L, D am on, n o rth to p o b, section 6 , to w n sh ip
9 s, r 4 w. c o n ta in in g 160 acres. T ax and costs
$127.78.
B eg in n in g 20.75 c h a in s ea st an d 14.16 c h a in s
s o u th of n o rth w est c o rn e r of T. L. B u rb an k ,
d I c. E ast 28.25 c h a in s , s o u th 7.08 c h a in s, w est
28.25 c h a in s, n o rth 7.08 c h a in s to p o b. sections
16 a n d 17, to w n sh ip 8 s, r 4 w, c o n ta in in g 20
acres. Tax an d costs $22 86 .
\ A ) i 1, block J , W est Salem ,
•* 1, “ K. "
“ T ax an d costa $7 93
Lot 5, block IN IE, B u en a V ista. T ax an d
ooptr ■ OB.
Lot 9, block C, F alls C ity, T ax a n d costs
$6.05.
S o u th e a st q u a rte r of so u th ea st q u a r te r of
section 16, to w n sh ip 8 s, r 6 w, c o n ta in in g 40
acres. T ax a n d coats $5 65.
Lot 8 , block 20, T h o rp s In d ep en d e n ce. T ax
a n d costs $ 6 . 10 .
I ots 1 2-3-4 5-6 a n d 7, block IN 4E, B u en a V is­
ta. Tax a n d costs $2.85.
Lot 3, block 1, West S alem . T ax a n d costs
»1.27.
B«*ginning 18 c h a in s s o u th an d 2.46 c h a in s
w est of so u th w est co rn e r of block 11. Mon­
m o u th , n o rth 125 feet, w est 200 feet, so u th 126
feet, ca st 200feet to p o b. M onm outh. T ax an d
costs $7.59.
B eg in n in g a*, s o u th ca st co rn er of a 10 ac re
tra c t of Ian«! conveyed by Win. R uble to T. J.
G ard n er et nx, w est 5.63 ch a in s, s o u th 5.44
chain», e a st 8 25 ch a in s, n o rth 8 degrees 46 m ili­
um s, ea st 5 50 c h a in s , to p o b , section 21, to w n ­
sh ip 7 s. r 3 w, c o n ta in in g 2 acres. T ax a n d
eostN $5.40.
B eg in n in g 10 c h a in s n o rth and 13 02 c h a in s
east of s o u th w est co rn e r of claim N o. 63,ea st to
W illa m ette riv e r n o rth ea ste rly dow n said riv-
|to ju n c tio n of slough, south w esterly u p said,
slo u g h to p o b . section 21. to w n sh ip 8 s, r 4 w,
c o n ta in in g o n e acre, T ax an d costs $4-34.
B eg in n in g 49rods w est a n d 45 rods n o rth of
n o rth ea st c o rn e r of J . E. D avidson, d 1 c, ea st
5 rods, so u th 7 rods, e a st 2,45 c h a in s, n o rth 42
degrees, east 4.78 ch a in s, n o rth 2.75 c h a in s,
w est 6.95 ch a in s, so u th 4.50 c h a in s to p o b , sec­
tio n 29, to w n sh ip 8 s, r 4 \v, c o n ta in in g 2 acres.
Tax a n d costs $17.13.
Now, th e refo re on S atu rd a y , TH E 17TH DAY
OF JD LY . 190», a t th e h o u r of I o’clock, p .m .
of said d ay a t th e fro n t d o o r «»(th e c o u rt house,
in D allas, Polk c o u n ty , O regon, I w ill sell th e
a hove d escrib ed real p ro p e rty a t p u b lic au c­
tio n to th e h ig h e st b id d e r for cash in h a n d on
«lav of sale.
W itness m y h a n d th is 15th «lay of Ju n e, 1999.
J . M GRANT,
S heriff of P olk C ounty, Oregon.
6 , M onm outh,
Adm inistrator’ s Notice of Sale
IN T H E COUNTY COURT OF TH E HTATE OF
1 O regon, for th e e e u u ty of Polk, in th e m a t­
te r of th e esta te «»I M. Z. P crcival, deceased
N otice is hereb y given th a t in pu rsuance
of a n o rd e r of th e co u n ty co u rt of th e s ta te of
O regon, for th o c o u n ty of Polk, m ade a n d en-
te red of record on th«* 29th d ay o f J u n e , A. D.,
1909, in th e m a tte r of th e e s ta te of said deceased,
a u th o riz in g an«l d ire c tin g him to sell th e h e re ­
in a fte r describ»*«! real p ro perty, belonging to
said e s ta te at p riv a te sale, th e u n d e rsig n e a
th.- a d m in is tra to r, w ill fr«>m a n d afte r th e 29th
d ay ot J u ly . 1909. proceed to sell a t p riv a te
-alt*, to th e highest holder, for h alf cash, term s
on th e b a la n c e ; a n d su b jec t to co n firm ation
bv said co u n ty co u rt, th e billow ing described
re a l e s ta te to w it. B eginning one c h a in an d
62 lin k s south of th e n o rth ea st co rn e r of
la four a c re tra c t of la n d p u rch ased of A. J .
a n d J. P Beeler by L ake M ulkey on th e
3oth d a y of A pril, 1879. a d jo in in g th e t*»wn «»f
M<>nmonth in t 8 s.r 5 west of W illam ette Mer -
jd ia n In Polk c o u n ty a n d s ta te of O regon,
■ hen c e S outh 4 c h a in s a n d 88 lin k s, th e n c e
W est 6 c h a in s an d 18 lin k s, th e n ce N orth 4
c h a in s and hm lin k s, th e n ce East 6 ch a in s an d
18 li n ‘:s to th e p la ce of beginning, c o n ta in in g
:i «» res more or lee«, ex c ep tin g one acre sold off
•he n o rth aide of th e above described tr a c t.
Also th e follow ing
B eginning a t a p o in t I t
feet Kaat an d 15 rm ls an«i 12 feet 3 inches S o u th
of th e s o u th e a st co rn er of block M in th e tow n
of M onm onth. Polk co u n ty . O regon, ru n n in g
th e n ce West 5 an d 93 h u n d red s c h a in s to W hit­
m a n ’s East line, th e n ce Houth 2.40 h u n d re tb *
c h a in s :o th e J L. G ivens line, th en ce East-».IB
h u n d re d th s c h a in s, th e n ce N orth '2.40 h u n -
d r e th s c h a in s to th»- place of b eginning, co n ­
ta in in g one an d 43 100 acres m ore or HMk
Bids th e refo r m ay be m ade to J . L. Riffg*.
a d m in is tra to r. 492 N s u m m e r8 t„ Belem. O re.
J . L. RIGGg, A d m in istrato r
ot said estate.