Polk County itemizer., September 21, 1911, Image 8

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FALLS CITY
| Mrs. Boynton and family are home
Iron» their'claim on Halimni river.
Many of our pe«>ple took in the state
fair I ant week and report a good attend­
ance and a good exhibit.
O’ Brien A Sickafooae have opened a
laundry here ami will Install the necen-
sarv machinery to do all kinds of fine
work U the business w ill require it.
furil Sunday on their way home from
Earl Ruscell has bought some fi:ie
the fair. Mr. and Mra. liullia were old lots here ami will build a horns on them
friend» of Mr». Crawford*« in Wisconsin. in the spring. Mr. Russell i ‘ one of our
Geo. Dracey started threshing again hustling young men who make good.
Monday.
Archie Chambers is home from East­
Mr. and Mr«. I.ynn Percival return»! ern Oregon, wheie he has been for sev-
home Sunday after ramping for the eral months.
week at tlie lair ground«.
Will Rolwrtaon ami family am! Miss
I Daniel Crawford witnessed >• fine view Edith Kelly, from Sheridan, were visit­
of Brooks’ comet Friday night.
ors at the home of J. 11. Flower last
\
I pry A Derrick finished picking Satur week.
I Wash , came Sunday to spend some
time with their niece, Mrs. Fred Loy.
Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Wilson returned
to their home in Portlami this week af-
1 ter a stay of three weeks.
Mrs. John Baldwin and children left
, Tuesday for their home in Bcappoose.
• Nelson Andeiton sold seven head of
cattle to Law rence flecker last week and
| purchase«! a horse from the same party
1 this week.
The Misses Carrie and f»eah Nash are
spending part of the week visiting friends
in Dallas.
|
Oscar Cole, wife an«l children of Ma­
rion county, were guests at the home of
Ed Prather last Sunday.
i
Despite the stormy weather several
families from here attended the state
fair at Salem last week.
Mrs. Chester McClain, who was quite
ill, was taken to the hoshital Tuesday
morning.
WEST SUMMIT.
The Northwest Angora Goat associa­
in our ; tion met Thursday at 12:30 with the
largest attendance on record. The prin­
cipal object of the meeting was to de­
Hop picker« are returning and most j cide upon a place for the midwinter 1
of them with empty pocket book.- a* show. C. B. Gwiun, of Oakland, was
hop pim ing was a failure for most oft present and made a strong pie« on be­
them this year, ami some of the hop half of the commercial club of Oakland
growers will probably pay for some of to hold the meeting there. Letters were
rea«i from Bilverton and Salem asking
this next year.
W. A J.ines has purchased a fine car­ for the show. Dallas, however, was ov­
riage, which a«l«la another luxury to er with a strong delegation, and after a
lengthy discussion the association unan­
their new home.
The Kind You Huvo Always Bought, and which has been
imously selected the latter city. The
In use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of
Luther (iiddings returned home yes show will ho field about the first week
terday from Albany only to find the in January. Secretary McDonald states
and has been nxado under his per­
garden bail all been destroyed while that they will have the biggest show ev- |
sonal supervision since Its infancy.
er held in the west, The membership |
thev were absent.
Allow no one to deceive you In this.
«>f
the
association
is
now
over
126.—
!
Grandpa McDowell is in very p o o r1
AU Counterfeits, Imitations and “ Just-as-good” are but
Statesman.
health, lagrippe and old a^e being the
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the heulth or
cause.
Infant , and Children—Experience against Experiment.
Blooded Stock Goes Out.
Mr. and Mrs. George Withnm, of
Corvallis, were visiting at Mrs. With
Mr. U. S. Grant, the world famou*
am’« mothei’s last week at West Sum- raiBer of bl«X)de«l Angola goats, and
! mitt.
pre ident of the Angora goat association,
Lee ami I.uther' Giddings have gone notifies us that he has this week ship-
Caatoria Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, P a n *
over to dry prunes in Linn countv but ped out eight bucks, with which grow­
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant. I t
j will return in about a week as our ers in five st tea w ill improve their |
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
school will begin a week from Monday, herds. One buck was shipped to Joe j
Vineyard, of Yoncolla, Ore., two bucks
| with L. Giddings as teacher.
substance. Its age Is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
to B. M, Halbert, of Sonora, Texas,
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea ami Wind
Mr. Thoma, of Blodgett, was a caller three bucks to George Daugherty, of
| here Sunday afternoon.
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Coustipatlon
Avis, New Mexico, one buck to II. O.
Yarrow, Bowman, California, and one
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
buck to YV. F. Conner at Smuggler, Colo.
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
LETTER LIST.
Mr. Grant did not put us wise to the
The Children’ s Panacea—The Mother’ s Friend.
price he received for any of the animals
The following letters were left but there is no doubt that it it was a
goodly one. It pays to raise the best
uncalled for in the Dallas post- goats, just as well as any other animal
office Tuesday:
or fowl.
Everything is fine and dandy
neighborhood.
G. Sowers, for a number of years one
«lay-
Mrs. James Reynolds and children
of our leading merchants, has turned
| Frank Windsor ami family, of Eastern his business over to his son-in-law, Mr. have moved back to their home in Port­
Correspondents’ Contest.
land.
Oregon, are visiting relatives lu re.
Mahr, on account of failing health ami
After spending the spring and H u m ­
August 1st the Itemizer be­
will
hereafter
take
life
easy.
I Diarrhoea in always more or less pre-
m e r in the Hopdale vicinity Mr. Black
gun a four months correspondents’ con­ ; valent during September, he prepared
Mr. Clement, a former resident here, has moved his family to this place for
test on the same tines as heretofore, ex­ for it. Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera now lias charge of the Falls City Lum­
the w inter.
cept the prises will be in cash, instead ami Diarrhoea Remedy is prompt ami ber company store. Mr Hickey, the
effectual
It
can
always
lie
depended
former
manager
is
going
back
to
Michi­
of other articles, that method seeming
u|H)ii and is pleasant ro take. I*or sale gan.
INDEPENDENCE.
to suit best all concerned. The most by all good dealers.
S. II. Tetherow has sold his fine farm
regular and most newsy correspondent
near Monmouth to Vick A Courier.
M¡si Flora McCallon, of Dallas, was
during that time will receive |10, the
ANTIOCH VALLEY.
the guest of friends here Sunday.
second $5. the third $2.50 and the next
Joe Graham came home from Dallas
Tuesday, where he has been stopping
Frank Kirkland left Monday for Port­
tw o$ l each. The contest will close
Mrs K. Clark w»« thrown from «
lami where he will attend Columbia
Nov. 31st and be immediately follow­ horse and quite badly hurt last week, for a week.
Mrs E J Anthony.
university.
Rev. E. Lockett preached his farewell
ed by another of four months duration hut ia on the road to recovery now.
Mr J M Bennett.
Dr. R. E. Duganne returned Sunday
commencing on that date.
Mr. and Mrs. George Muscott, of sermon at tlie Methcslist church Sun­
L C Bradley (2).
Monmouth, visited with Mr«. Mack day. Mr. Lockett will go at once to from a week spent at the state fair.
Oklahoma, where he formerly resided.
Mr H F Clark.
Saturday
afternoon.
Miss
Grace
Damon,
of
Salem,
visited
MICHIGAN CITY.
W S Curny.
William Estelle was a county seat her parents here this week.
Mr. and Mrs. S. U. Hinkle visited
Mrs Rose Call.
visitor Monday.
with Mrs. Clark Sunday.
f>ee Doolittle, of Lebanon, visited at
Mrs. Parks is ill at her home again.
M r J Dalrymple.
the home of II. E. Browne.
Mr. and Mrs. Kainsey went to Dallns
Mr John W Greenlee.
PEEDEE No 1.
Prune picking will start the latter Saturday.
Miss Genevieve Cooper has gone to
part of the week.
Mr Wellington Hanna (For­
Eugene
to
enter
U.
of
O
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Holman were
Oscar Cutler, of Albany, visite«! at trading in Independence Saturday.
Levi Burbank finished picking hops
—
O. D. Butler has returned from a eign).
the home of his parents Sunday.
B T Harvey.
Thursday having 507 boxes on 16 acres. short visit to Portland.
The school hoard will meet at the
M r Walter W Holloway.
They are spraying the apple trees on school house Wednesday to complete
Rowley <fc Burbank will finish picking
Thou. O’ Keefe, of Portland, visited
the Wallace farm for Codlin moth,
Mrs W R Kingsland.
hops about the middle of the week.
plaos for fixing the school house.
friends in this city last week.
Miss Lenore Norton.
Mr. Lews, formerly a prominent or-
Elsie Bush and mamma went to Air-
Miss Cecile Wilcox is the guests of
unge grower of California, is here vis­
Mr John Neff.
Digestien and Assimilation.
lie Saturday. Miss Elsie bought her a friends in Eugene this woek.
iting his old friend, E. M. Paxton.
Mr D W Pickett.
It is not the quantity of food taken fine canary bir«l of Mrs. Ollie Alcorn, of
A.
L.
Sperling
and
family
attended
Mrs Mollie Shelton.
Charley Pelker has returned home but the amount digested and assimilat­ which she is very proud.
the fair at Salem last week.
after spending the summer in Washing- ed that gives strength and vitality to
M r George Spears.
Walter Hooker is able to be up again
Mrs Chas. Williams has returned
the system. Chamberlain’s Stomach after several days sickness.
o il .
Mr and Mrs A M Talcott.
from a visit to Salem.
Ed Patterson and family have moved ami Liver Tablets invigorate the stom ­
C. G. C 0 A D ,
Mrs.
Ira
Burbank’s
daughter
came
up
ach and liver and enable them to per­
Dean
Walker
has
returned
to
school
here for prune picking.
Postmaster.
form their functions naturally. For from Portland last Friday.
at Eugene after spending the summer
Chas. Dancer is at Pendleton attend­ sale by all good dealers.
Several from here attended the dance here with his parents.
ing the Iiound-up.
Friday night at Staat’s hall at Airlie.
K. C. Eld ridge was a Portland visitor
Equalization Hoard Meeting.
WEST SALEM.
/ Bert Gallup, of Willamina, passed
Will Bush moved a house last week last week.
through here on his way to the fair.
all alone with two horses a quarter of a
Asa R«)hinson, of Tillamook, is visit­
’ E is hereby given that on M onday the
X O TK
J. W. Crawford wife and «laughters,
Mr. Ruge has bought his home, house mile with a stump puller.
16th day of Oi’tober, 1911, the Board of
ing in this city.
E qualization w ill meet in the c o u n ty court
visited Sunday at J. L. Oliver’s.
and four lots and the Brannon peach
Walker Bevens was laid to rest Fri­
G. G. Walker and G. G. Williams house, at tqe city of Dallas, in the cou n ty o f
Polk, state of Oregon, to exa m in e and correct
The hop growers in this vicinity are and cherry orchard from the Kingwood day at the Womer cemetery, a large attended the fair last week.
the assessment rolls, to correct fill errors in
all through picking and have harvest­ Park Co. and will remain where he is. crow’d of friends and relatives attending.
valu ation , descriptions or q u a lities o f land,
ed a tirstclass crop.
lots o f otder property or in correctly assessed
Geo. Frazil re was elected director to
Bey Freer was a Falls City visitor
MONMOUTH NO I.
as to description or quantity, or w here assess
Saturday.
The rains have started many farmers fill Mr. Heine's unexpired term.
ed in the name of a person or persons not the
ow ner thereof, or assessed under or beyond
to plowing, and the result will be an
The Simon hoys are fixing up a
There was another dance at Peedee
the actual rath value thereof, and to assess
Miss
Irene
Smith,
of
Vancouver,
re­
increased acreage of fall grain.
launch, so girls, smile on them.
Saturday night.
all lands, lo ts o i other property appearing to
turned home the last of the week.
have been om itted or that was not assessed.
The late rain grain did not seriously
Mrs. John Cramer, of Corvallis, at-
Ren Womer and Frank Rowley went
or applications for the reduction of
Harry Stine, who h:\s been visiting a Petitions
damage the prune crop so far.
p articu lar assessment shall be m ade in w rit­
teml«‘d the state fair Friday ami visited to Independence Friday.
his mother and other relatives the past ing, verified t v the oath «>i the app lican t or his
with her husband at Mrs. J. T. Hunt’s.
Fred Fairbanks moved to Dallas last month, resumed his studies in the U. of attorney, and he tiled w ith the hoard du rin g
“ I have a world of confidence in «Saturday.
the first week it is by law required to be in ses
week ami A. C. Gayer and family moyed O. Monday.
slon, and any petition or ap p lica n t not so
Chamberlain’s CoOgh Remedy for I
Mr. and Mis. T. Brunk, of Kola, at­ to the home they bought of him.
m ade, verified ami filed, shall not be con sid er­
have used it with perfect success,*’ tended church in West Salem Sunday
Miss Gertrude Cobb, of Falls City, ed or acted upon by the board,
writes Mrs. M. I. Basford, Poolesville, night to hear Rev. Stone’s farewell ser­
Johu Ritner was at Airlie last Satur­ ami Miss Jessie Hyde, of Seattle, return­
Dateil Septem ber*21st, A. D... 1911.
S. «.HAVES,
Md. For sale by all good dealers.
day.
ed
to complete the Normal school work.
mon.
Assessor o f Polk County, Oregon.
We hear that Huts Bevens has bought
Miss Mable Lorence returned to Eu­
Cone
Baker,
w
ho
is
working
in
Port­
EO LA.
Cricket Beven’s place near the Peedee gene Saturday to ressme work in the U.
land, spent Sunday with his family.
store.
of O., where she is a junior.
Administratrix’ N otice.
Four hoboes came to the Simonton
Chet
Burbank
ami
Henry
Yost
are
Mrs. Archie Lew'is,of Oswego,returned
Grover Farmer’a baby is not much hop house Saturday and gave the fire­ helping dry hops at the Ritner yard.
to her home Tuesday after a two weeks’
man a good «care.
OTICE is hereby given to w h om it m ay c o n ­
better.
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visit with her grandmother, Mrs. C. E. N cern that the und ersigned adm inistra
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hooker,
«»f
Portland,
trix
o f the estate o f O liver Webster, deceased,
«Stump.
The 8niith system of heating is to he
has tiled her final account in said estate with
“ My child was burned terribly about
put in the Eoloa school house. The who camped and picked hops for Mr the face, neck and client. 1 applied Dr.
cou n ty cou rt o f Tolk cou n ty, O regon, mid
David Campbell anti Miss Agnes went the
Jolms«>n,
have
gone
to
the
Wilson
prune
the same has by said court set for hearing on
west windows will be closed ami a cloak
Thomas’ Electric Oil. The pain ceased to Eugene Thursday, where they will be Saturday, O ctober 14, 1911, nt the h ou r o f 10
orchard.
room built before school starts.
and the child sank into a sestful sleep.” workers in the University,
o 'c lo c k ii. m . o f said day, at w hich lim e ami
place alt persons havin g o b je ctio n s thereto, if
Arthur Moore and wife came from the — Mrs. Nancy M. Hanson, Hamburg,
Hop picking will last several days in
Superintendent «Seymour and wife ! any there be. are n otified to present such ob-
hop yard Sunday and went to the Kurtz N. Y.
the Yoakum yards.
ections for adjustm ent
were
in
attendance
at
the
O.
S.
N.
8.
prune orchard the same day.
Dated Septem ber 9, 1911.
opening.
Rev. Stone preached his farewell ser
EMMA WEBSTER,
I).
K.
Brannon
and
son,
Walter,
in­
Sibley «fc Kakin
A d m in istra trix o f said
mon last Sunday, fie gave good satis­
POLK.
President Kerr and Prof. E. D. Kes­
tend
to
start
for
an
extended
trip
east
A ttorneys for Estate
Estate.
faction while here.
sler, of the O. A. C. came by automobile
on Thursday. They will visit relatives
to attend the opening of the O. 8. N.
Raymond Landon, one of the employ­ in Minnesota and also in Florida,
Mr. Burkhalters are loading a car of
ees in the Portland postofflce, and w ife,
Registration o f Land Title.
Everything, including the order,
Mr. Pinkney remodeled the house he oatH to ship.
who have been spending their vacation
luncheon, speaking, music and attend-1
bought of Mr. Heise, papered it and
Mr ami Mrs. McNulty were visitors unee, was all 11»at could be desired on j
in the Carlson hop yard, leave for Port­
white enameled the wood work.
In the circu it cou rt o f the state o f O regon for
at Mr. Finn’s Thursday,
land today.
such an auspecious occasion, but we Polk cou n ty.
We did not get the Itemizer Satur­
Mr. Teats and Mr. Dunn have been were dlsapointeil in Editor V. P. Fiske j N the m att t o f the a p p lication o f Fannie L.
day, ami suppose it has been put in hauling wood for Mr. Hayter’s dryer.
Kens to have registered tl e title to the fol­
and bis good wife not being present at low in
ZENA-SPRING VALLEY.
g described land, to w it: Beginning at a
some other person’ s box again.
the Normal school opening.
stone
at the n orthw est corn er o f the W illiam
P. Kcddikopp made a business trip to
R ob in son d on a tion land cla im , Claim No. 19,
Portland.
Mrs.
Bowden,
of
Corvallis,
visited
Hives,
eczema
or
salt
rheum
sets
you
in tow n sh ip 6 south, range 6 west o f the W il­
Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Miller and fami­
lam ette m eridian , Polk county, Oregon, thence
friends here this week.
ly, of West Salem, visited Sunday at W. crazy. Can’t hear the touch of your
Little Helena, one of the tw in babies
south 3o.62 ch a in s to a stake: thence west 30
clething. Doan’s Ointim nt cures tin*
if. Crawford’s.
Prof. CarRjrti, of Salem, attended the ch a in s to h sta k e; th en ce south 21.80 ch ain s to
of Rev. John Neufeldt, died Thursday
most obstinate cases. Why suffer. All ami was buried in the Salt Greek ceme­ O. 8. N. opening in behalf of State a stak e; th en ce east 47 30 ch a in s to a stake on
Among those awarded prizes at the druggists sell it.
sou th .bou m la ry o f said c la im : then«*e north
tery.
Superintendent Alderman, who was at­ 57.12 ch a in s to stone on north boum lary o f said
tate fair were Mrs. W. D. Henry and
tending the wedding of his niece at Se­ claim : th en ce west 17.52 chains to the place of
Miss Joyce Crawford, for needlework,
Mra. George Rem pel, of British Col­ attle,
begin n in g, con ta in in g 164.15 acres,
PERRYDALE.
and Prof. Crawford for Jersey cattle.
versus
umbia, was visiting at Mr. Reddikopp’s
Am os Kauh and all w hom It m ay con cern,
Mr. and Mrs Mark A. Richard, of defendan
Sunday.
Sheriff Grant was through here last
ts, T ake N otice, that on the 8th day
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Woods
were
Corvallis,
visited
the
latter’s
parents,
f Septem ber. 1011. ail a p p lication was tiled by
week.
Ewing Bros, have one of the nicest Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Guthrie, during o Fannie
Dallas visitors Friday.
L. Keas in the circu it cou rt of the state
walnut orchards in Polk county.
O regon for Polk cou n ty, for in itial registra­
Fred Shepherd is vistting his brother,
fair week, making it a nice drive to the of
Miss Zell a Dyer viaite«! Mrs. J. A.
tion o f the title o f the a b ove described lands.
Ralph.
John and Jacob Rcddikopp have con­ fair ground« by automobile, although
N ow. ‘ h erefore, unless you appear on or b e­
Baxter Friday on her way home from
the rain of Friday and Saturday stop- fore the 14th day o f O ctober, 19il, and show
John French, of Salem, is visiting Newport, where she has been sen d in g tracted to pick Hayter’ s prunes.
cause w hy such a p p lication sh ou ld n ot be
pe«l
the
progress
of
the
machines
on
the summer.
gra n ted , the sam e w ill he taken ns confessed
r.datives here.
Mr. McNulty is sawing wood at Beth- muddy roadways that have worked this am
i a decree w ill be entered a<*cording to the
J. P. Caldwell attended the concert el.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Bulbs ami Mr.
summer and not sufficiently settled af­ prayer of the appl c a tio n am i you w ill be for-
eve»
burred from d ispu tin g the same.
given
by
the
Chicago
hand
in
Salem
last
ter being graded and graveled. More
and Mrs. Mclntiru, of Portlami, stopped
In itiu s s w hereof 1 have hereunto set my
and thorough roadwork would make hand ami affixed the seal o f said cou rt this 8th
h nd visited Mr. ami Mrs. W. H. Craw- Wednesday evening and reports it to be
BUENA VISTA.
the best he ever heard.
day o f Septem ber, 1911.
everything pleasant.
E. M. SMITH.
Picking was finished up in the Foster
Clerk o f the Circuit Court o f
J. B. Stump an«l son, Darrell, got sev­
Sim pson A Lewis
Polk County,O regon.
ami Jones hop yard« last week. There
Will Bevens took Mr. Elkins’ family en bine ribbons on cattle anil horses at
A ttorn eys for A p plicant.
is still a bout another week’s picking in to Salem Monday.
the state fair.
the Bra lev yard.
Billy Wells pud family, of Halsey,
The visit of one young man to the
11 G. Keyt ami wife and Grandma were visitors at G. A. Wells’ Sunday.
fair an«i Salem hint Thursday afternoon
and Miss Fannie Keyt visited at W. A.
Cures Colds, Croup and W hooping Cough.
ami Friday, the only days he could
Keyt’s at his Ballston hop yard Sunday . h -> p i > ickers are going home, most of from work, were related thus: '-Left
the hop yards finishing Tuesday.
afternoon.
Monmouth on motor at 1:30, left Inde-
Prof. D. M. Metzger, of Dallas, preach-
Perrydale was well represented at the e«l an able sermon to a large crowd Sun- pemlence on 2 o ’clock train, took Dallas
it Was Awful. Cried Continually.
and Fall» City car to West Salem at 4
■tate fair despite the inclement weath­
Had to Hold and Watch Him er Several autos went over and hail to day.
walked from station into Salem, did
G. A. Wells was a Dallas visitor Mon­ neceMArv shopping in the book stores,
to Keep Him from Scratching. come back in the mud.
W E B S T E R 'S
hail trouble in finding a nice desirable
day.
Mr. Bennett and son, Thomas, are
Suffering Was Dreadful.
room for the night, owing t > the rush of
NEW
Mr. Holbrook and wife, of Kelso. visitors, visited state fair all day Friday
loailing cars with oak cord woo«! for E.
IN T E R N A T IO N A L
Knee.
while it raine«!, got very damp,* return-
Had not Used Half a Set of Cuticura
ed on 8 o ’clock motor via Dallas, rested
I). M. Caldwell, of McMinnville, visit- '
D IC T IO N A R Y
in reading room, which was great, got
Remedies Before Head was Clear
ed relatives here several days last week.
warm and dry, came home well satisfied
THE MERRIAM W E B ST E R
and Free from Eczema.
We understand that our school will
with the trip." As he has been in the
The Only New unabridged dic­
Iwgin Monday, October 2, with Kdirar
state only a short time this is worthy cf
tionary in many year*.
mention.
HI think the Cuticura Remedien are Munson, o f Tillamook, as principal.
Contains the pith and essence
the best remedien for eczema 1 have Miss Allen, of Oak Grove, as teacher of
of an authoritative library.
ever heard of. My mother ha«i a <*hild the intermediate grades, and Miss Elsie
who had a rash on its head when it was Keyt will take charge of the primary
Cover* every field of knowl­
real young. Doctor called it baby raeh.
ra
room.
edge. An Encyclopedia in a
11« gave us medicine,
but it did no
“ ito
single book.
New furnaces are being installeil in
- gO<K
» . 1 In a few days the head was a
FOR F L E T C H E R ’S
»olid mans, a running sore. It was the sehool house and the Christian
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awful, the child cried continually. We church here.
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Drs. Woods, of Amitv, ami McCallon.
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His suffering was dreadful. At last we
of
Dallas,
were
«ailed
Sunday
to
see
remembered Cuticura Remedies. We
half a million dollars.
got a dollar bottle of Cuticura Resol­ | Wanda Elliott, who has been quite sick
Let us tell you about this moat
vent, a box of Cuticura Ointment, and I for a week. She is reported to he some
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0 Ear of Cuticura Soap. We gave the lietter at this writing
A t h o u s a n d -: I
lb-solvent as directed, washed the h«»ad
WHU for «»mple
with the Cuticura Soap, and applied | (W a r Brown and wife, of Portland,
p «««.. fuU par­
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t ic u la r « , e tc.
used half before the child's head was j ranted and will move to the 11. R. .Mar­
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that
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very good for the hair. It make« the
a set at
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cording to what is required.
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Bears the Signature of
Death of Mr*. Martha Evans.
Martha M. Cooper was boJn in Indi­
ana, September 20, 1841, and in 1865
was married to John Evans and a few
years afterward came West. She died
September 9, 1911, the funeral being
held on Sunday, Rev. Kuhlam preach­
ing the sermon. Eight children were
born to thorn of whom two only survive
her, Mrs. B. M. Evans and Mrs. Henry
Lady. Her husband preceeded Iter
some 18 months ago.—Sheridan Sun.
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We are requested to announce that
there will be no services at the Method­
ist church next Sunday, except Sunday
school, owing to the fact that the past­
or, Rev. Geo. F. Hopkins, is absent at
Salem at the regular yearly conference.
The news of his next yearly
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they are uuamimous in their desire for
his return to this charge.
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is hereby given that bv virtue o f and
N OTICE
am i in pursuance o f an order of the cou n ty
cou rt o f the state o f O regon for Polk county,
sitting in probate, m ade and entered o f record
in said cou rt on the 11th day o f Septem ber,
1911, in the m atter o f the estate o f Mary E.
P ricker, deceased, a u th orizin g and licensing
the undersigned, as ad m inistrator o f the estate
o f said deceased,to sell the real property of the
said estate, .hereinafter d escrib ed, at private
sale, for cash, in the m anner prescribed by
law, the und ersigned, as such adm inistrator, j An ideal retreat for outdoor pastimes of all kinds. Hunting, Fishing, Boating
w ill from und after Saturday, the 14th day o f
Oct. 1911, at the law artice o f Brown & S ibley, at Surf Bathing, Itidiig, Autoing, Canoeing, Dancing and Holler Skating
•610 Mill street, D allas. Polk cou n ty O regon, Where pretty water agates, moss agates, moonstones, earnelians can be found
proceed to sell the said real property at pri­
vate sale, for cash in hand on «lav o f sale, in on the beach.
Pure mountain water and ttie best of food at low prices. Fresh
a ccord a n ce w ith said license o f sale, and in
the m anner prescribed by law, subjees to c o n ­ fish, clams, crabs and oysters, with abundance of vegetables of all kinds da y
firm ation by said c o u n ty cou rt, said real
property being p articu larly described as fo l­
lows, to w it:
B eginn ing at the southw est corn er o f Lot
No. 1. in block No. 8 in Leve ns’ Lacreóle H om e­
stead A d dition to Dallas, Polk co m ity , Oregon,
ru n n in g thence north 60 f e e t ; th ence east 136
with strict sanitary regulations.
f e e t : thence south 60 feet; thence west 136 feet
to the place o f begin n in g.
Dated tills 14th day o f Septem ber, 1911.
EDW ARD BRICKER,
A d m in istra tor o f the estate of
L D Brow n.
Mary E. Brieker, deceased
A ttorn ey for estate.
from all points in Oregon, Washington and Idaho on sale daily.
Oregon’s Popular Beach Resort
Camping Grounds Convenient and Attractive
LOW ROUND-TRIP SEASON TICKETS
Notice to Public.
V O T IC E is hereby g iven to all w hom it m ay
concern that I w ill pay no b ill- con tra cted
by my w ife, Mary E. Andrews, after this date.
W. H. ANDREWS.
S h eiidan , Sept. 7, 1911.
821
Summons.
In the circu it court o f the state o f O regon
for the cou n ty of Polk. D epartm ent No. 2.
B. T. H nlzda, plaintiff
vs.
J-
Sarah Sam pson,Thos.J Jones,Cath j
erin e Jones,Francis Sm ith,G eo. W. '
Sm ith, Eliza Ingersoll E. A. I tiger- |
soil T he unk now n heirs of M arvel ;
M. Jones, d e ce a s e d ;the unk n ow n I
heirs o f G eorge E dw in Jones, de- |
ceased,th e unk now n heirs o f Mar-
•ilia M. W ilson,deceased : the u n ­
know n heirs o f Emma Junes Har- |
er. deceased ; also all o th e r p er-;
sons or parties unk n ow n c la im ­
ing any right, title,estate, lien or I
interest in the real estate describ- j
ed in t l*e com p la in t on file herein. |
defendan ts.
j
T o Sarah Sam pson, Eliza Ingersoll, E. A. In-
gersoll, the unk now n heirs o f M arvel M.
Jones, decea sed ; the u n k n ow n heirs o f Geo.
E dw in Jones, deceased ; the unk n ow n heirs
o f M arcella M. W ilson , d eceased ; the u n ­
know n heirs o f Emma Jones Harer. deceas­
ed ; also all oth er persons or parties unk now n
cla im in g any right, title, estate, lien or in ­
terest in the real estate described in the co m ­
plaint on tile herein, the above nam ed de­
fendants.
IN
the nam e o f the state o f O regon
1 Y ou are h ereby required to appear and a n ­
sw er the c om p la in t filed against you in the
above entitled court am i suit w ith in six weeks
from the date o f the first p u b lication of this
sum m ons, to w it: On or before the 19th day of
O ctober, 1911, au d it' you fail so to answ er for
w ant th ereof, the plain tiff \*ill apply to the
cou rt for a decree as prayed lor in said c o m ­
plaint tow it. 1 Th at the defendants m ay be
required to set forth the nature of their claim s
in and to that certa in parcel o f land described
as fo llo w s : t o w it : The don a tion land cla im of
G eoage M aalter N otification No. 7842, claim
No. 51 in t o w n -h in d south, range 7 west o f the
W illam ette m eridian in Polk cou n ty, O regon ;
and m ore p articu larly described as begin n in g
at a point 9.70 ch a in s west and 34.20 ch ain s
north o f the quarter section corn er on the Hue
betw een sections 17 and 20 in said tow n sh ip 6
I south, range 7 west a foresaid : and running
I th en ce east 40 ch ain s ;thence south 80.34 c h a in -;
j th en ce west 10c h a in s ; thence north 80 chains
! to the place o f begin n in g and con ta in in g
1 320.68 acres m ore o r less Also the d on a tion
! land cla im o f John W allace and Mary W allace
j his w ife N otification No. 7840, ceitin ca te No.
3096 claim N o .56 being part o f section 20 tmv/i-
! sh ip 6 south, range 7 west of the W illam ette
I m eridian In P«>lk cou n ty. Oregon, and m ore
i p a rticu la rly described as beginning at a point
3.50 ch a in s east o f the southw est corner o f said
1 section 20 sud running th e m e north 70.22
| c h a in s ; th en ce east 26.35 c h a in s ; thence south
j 35.20ch thence east 40 ch ain s ;thence south 34 30
ch a in s ; then south 89 degrees 45 m inutes west
j 66 ch a in s to the place o f begin n in g con tain in g
1320,91 acres, m ore or less.
Am i that all a d ­
verse cla im s o f the d efendan ts m a y b e di'ter-
! m ined by a decree «if said Court.
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from Southern Pacific points Portlami to Cottage Grove; also from all C. A E.
stations Albany and west. Good going Saturday or Sunday and for return
Sunday or Monday.
Call on any S. P. or C. & E. agent for full particulars ns to fares, train
schedules, etc.; also for copy of our illustrated booklet, “ Outings in Oregon,”
or write to
W M . M c M U R R A Y , Ceneral P assenger A ge n t
PORTLAND, OREGON
Notice to Creditors
is h«>reby g iven that the undersigned
N OTICE
has b een d u ly app oin ted ad m in istratrix of
the estate o f M artha V. W httm er, deceased, by
the cou n ty cou rt o f the state o f O regon , for
Polk cou n ty , and has qua lified. All persons
havin g cla im s against the said estate arc here­
by notified to present the same d u ly verified,
together w ith the proper vouchers therefor, to
the uudersigne«l, at her residence near A irlie,
Polk cou n ty. O regon, w ithin six m on th s from
the «late o f this notice.
Dated am i first published Septem ber It, 1911.
MAUD CH A PIN .
A d m in istra trix o f the estate o f
M artha V. W hitm er, deceased
Summons.
pT he C a lu m e t H o t e l]
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are physical types among
men. Heavy, long-cut un­
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blooded; lighter, athletic-cut
underwear tor those of more
active circulation. And the
in-between kinds. All sizes,
all good fabrics, and all
dependable qualities.
No one undersells us on
underwear of equal grades.
In the Circuit C ourt o f the State o f O regon
for the County o f Polk.
C. C. Hansen. P laintiff,
versus
A. M. Fanning. H arriett CltifT. T h e G eneral
Con ference o f the New Jerusalem C h urch in
the K ingdom o f Great Britain ; the unk n ow n
heirs o f John Jackson, deceased, the unknow n
heirs o f M. N. Byron, decea sed ; and also all
oth er persons or parties u n k n ow n cla im in g
an y right, title, estate, leln or interest in the
real estate d a ie r ib o d I n th e com p la in t herein,
defendan t*.—Sum m ons for P u blication .
To A. M. Fanning, H arriettC luff, The General
Con ference o f Th e New Jerusalem C hurch in
the K ingdom o f Great B ritain ; the uuknotrn
heirs of John Jackson, deceased, the u n ­
know n heirs o f M. N. Byron, d e c e a s e d : and
all oth er persons or parties unk now n c la im ­
in g any right, title, estate, lien, o r interest
in the real estate described in the c om p la in t
herein, defendants.
N the nam e o f the state o f O regon ; Y ou arc
Biplan«.
In.
required to appear an 1 answ er the coin
Monoplane, 2>i In.
plaint filed against you in the a bove entitled
suit w ith in six weeks from the «late o f the
A NEW STYLE IN
first pu b lica tion of this sum m ons, w hich said
date is 24th day o August, 1911, and if « o n fail
to answ er f«»r w ant th ereof the pla in tiff w ill
1 2. That by said decree it be declared a pp ly to the c o u r t tor a ju dgm en t and decree
and adjudged that the said defendants against you ns prayed for in the com p la in t, i
t o w it ; (1) That pla in tiff is the ow n er in fee j
aii l each of them have no estate or in­ ! sim p le «»f the follow in g describ ed premises,
terest whatever in or to said parcel of tow it: Beginning nt the northw est corn er «>f j
land and that the title of plaintiff there­ the don a tion land claim ot Joh n Jackson. In
tow n sh ip 6 south, range 6 west o f to e W iliam
to is good and valid ; and,
w ith tin. L in o c c r J
ette m eridian In Polk County, O regon ; thence
J B uttor.h o.t-s th a t
south 44.87 ch ain s to the southw est corner o f i I n o ^ th rr U aT n o r
| 3. That the said defendants and each said d on a tion laud c la im ; thence east 18.95'
2 fo r 2 5 o
of them be forever debarred and enjoin­ ch a in s ; thence north 15J degrees cast 27.62 I
a in s ; thence north 31 degrees cast 22.73 I
ed from asserting any claims whatever ch
chains to the north boum lary of the said d o n a ­
in or to said premises adverse to plain­ tion land c la im ; thence west 37.68 ch ain s to I D a l l a s M e r c a n t i l e C o .
tiff and that plaintiff may have such the place o f begin n in g, con ta in in g 119.23 acres I
m ore or less; and thai all adverse -la im s o f the ;
other and further relief as may seem defendan
ts may I k * determ ine«] by a decree o f .
meet with eqnity.
said court. (2) That by -a id decree it I k * de- |
This summons hv an order of the Hon. creed and a tiu d g e d that the sai«l d efendan ts
each *»f them h ave no estate or interest
OTICE is h ereby given that the u n d ersign ­
Ed. F. Goail, County Judge of Polk and
w hatever in or to said parcel o f laud and that
ed tons been by the cou n ty cou rt o f the
County Oregon, made at Chambers in the title o f plaintiff thereto is good and v a lid : state of O regon, for Polk cou n ty , dal;-
■ if
iis
o f ‘ the
‘
estât« o f
Dallas, Oregon, on the 7th day of Sep­ and (3) That the said defendan ts an«i each of appointed adm inistratrix
them be forever en join ed an«l d ebarred from V» illiam R idgew ay, deceased. All persons
tember A. !>., 1911. is served upon you asserting
any cla im s w hatever in or to sai<> h avin g claim s against said estate an*"hereby
by publication thereof for a peruxi of six land adverse to plaintiff, anil that plaintiff , notified to present them , d u ly verified as by
consecutive weeks immediately prior to m av have such oth er relief as may M*em mete : law required, to M atilda J. R idgew ay, the un-
ith equity
I dersigned ad m inistratrix, at her reslden«*«
the 19th dav of Octol>er A. D. 1911, in
T in - sum m ons, by an order of th»* Hon. Ed. near Buell, in Polk cou n ty , O regon, o r at the
the Polk County Itemizer, a newspaper F. Coa«l.
ty I M
O regon.
■ T count;
-
if it „ ge o f Polk
M I M cou
M n P
I N P office o f W . <) Sims, at Sheridan. O regon, w ith
of genera) circulation printeii and pub­ m ade at Cham bers in Dallas, O regoi., on the in six m onths from the date o f the first publi-
day o f August. i9U. is served upon you j ca tion ot this noti«^.
lished weekly at Dallas in sai«l county. 22ml
by p u b lication th ereof for a period o f six co n ­
Given under m y hand this 22nd day o f Aug-
The «late cf the first publication of secutive weeks im m ediately p rior to the 6th ust, lull.
MATILDA J. RID GEW AY,
this summons is the7th «lay of iSeptem­ day of O ctober 1911. in the Polk County Item i­
A d m inistratrix o f the e s ta te o f
zer. a new spaper of general circu la tion print-
ber A. D. 1911
W illiam R idgew ay,
! ed w eekly at (»alias in said cou n ty.
L. D. BROWN.
W O SIMS.
W. O. Sims.
deceased.
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ttorney
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laintiff
Attorney for Plaintiff,
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