Polk County itemizer., March 21, 1912, Image 6

I
STUMP
PULLING
MACHINES
FOR SALE
AT THE
DALLAS
IRON WORKS
We have several of these
machines on hand which
have been selling for $76
each, but are reducing the
price to $60, which price
cannot be duplicated.
Our machine carries an
iron clad guarantee and it
will be to your interest to
see us before buying.
Monday to attend the Oregon- Washing-
ton basketball game.
Mrs Charles Snelling, of Perrvdale,
is the guest of Mi a. S. J . Richmond.
Mrs, Sam Burke went to Portland
Wednesday.
Mis« Beulah Brad way ia improving
rapidly.
Mr. and Mr«. E. W. Fuller drove up
fiom Portland Wednesday in their new
car.
Miss Pearl Green, of Portland, i8
spending a few days with Mrs. L. D.
Keyger,
Mr«. F. E. Cook is visiting relatives
in Corvallis.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Roberts spent Sun­
day with A1 Patrick, of Spring Valley.
W. E, Lynch was a passenger to
Portland Thursday.
Mr«. Ray Craven visited relatives at
i Bal'aton last week.
Mrs. II. P. Roads, of Seattle, is visit-
| ing her parents in this city.
Mrs. Ollie McCarter ia visiting friends
! in Portland.
, T. B. Masters passed through Dallas
! Monday.
J . B. Thompson was a passenger to
I Portland Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Davis, of Mon­
mouth, visited at the home of O. C.
Smith Monday.
! J . D. Smith and Amos Holman re-
| turned Mondayfrom an extended visit
through California
ASSESSMENT ROLL
Could Lay Pin in Cracks. Four Long
Years of Eczema. Only Relief in
Scratching. Used One Set
of Cuticura Remedies.
Hands Entirely Well.
“ I ran truthfully sar Cuticura Reme­
dies have cured ine of four long years
of eczema. About four years ago 1
noticed some little pimples coining on
my little finger, and not giving it any
attention, it soon became worse and
spread all over my hands. If I would
have them in water for a long time,
they would burn like fire ana larfe
cracks would come. I could lay a pin
in them. After using all the salves I
could think of, I went to three different
doctors, but all did me no good. The
only relief I got was scratching.
“ So after hearing so much about the
wonderful Cuticura Remedies, I pur­
chased one complete set, and after using
them three days my hands were much
better. To-day my hands are entirely
well, one set being all I used.” (Signed)
Miss Etta Narber, R. F. D. 2, Spring
Lake, Mich., Sept. 26, 1910.
No stronger evidence than this could
be given of the success and economy of
the Cuticura Remedies in the treatment
of torturing, disfiguring humors of tho
skin. A single hot bath with Cuticura
Soap and a gentle anointing with Cuti­
cura Ointment are often sufficient to
afford immediate relief in the most dis­
tressing cases and permit rest and sleep
when all else fails. Cuticura Soap and
Ointment are equally effective in pre­
serving, purifying and beautifying the
sk in, scalp, hair and hands.
Although Cuticura Soap (25c.) and
Cuticura Ointment (50c.) are sold
throughout the world, a* liberal sample
of each, with 3?-p. book on the «kin and
scalp, will l»e mailed free on application
to Potter Drug A Chew. Corp., Dept.
2B, Boston, **
CHILDREN’S CONTEST.
A , >h. ia term ed, wifi endure bravely and patiently
agonies which a »trim , man would give way under.
Tha (act U women are more patient than they ought
to ha under aueh troubles.
Every woman ought to know that ,h e may obtain
Ilia moat experienced medical edvioe f r t t ./ c k a r f
and in mkttlutt n u h itn e t end privacy by writing to
the W o rld '. D iipenaary Medical A ssociation, R . V .
Pierce, M . D ., President, Buffalo, N. Y . Dr. Pieros
baa been chief consulting physician of the Invalids'
H otel and Surgieal Institu te, of Buffalo, N . Y ., lor
__________
■ ■ "T years and has had a wider practical experience
*»
treatm ent t i women a diseases than any nther phyaician in this oountry.
H is m edicine, are world-famous lor their eatomahin, efficacy.
The most perfect remedy sear devised for weak and dett-
•ota woman ia Dr. Moree'a Favorite Prescription.
IT MAKES WEAK WOMEN STRONG.
SICK WOMEN W EI L.
T ha many and varied
forth ia Plata Fnfflish
revised and up-to-date
receipt of 31 on. .wm
symptoms of w om an's peculiar ailm ent, are fully sat
in the People s Medical Advisor ( IOON pedes), e newly
Edition of which, cloth-hound will he meited / m oo
stamps to pay coal of mailing sofa
Address as above.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Lodge Notice.
A stated communication of
¡Jenninjrs Lodtre No. 9, A. F. &
A. M. will be held in the Mason­
ic hall on Fndav evenin«. March
22. Work in the E. A. degree.
Adoption of new by-laws. All
members requested to be present
j Visiting brethren welcome. By
1 order of the W. M.
WALTER MUIR.
Secretary.
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Kopiak Coal.
First class Kopiah coal in any
I quantity delivered to any part of
the citv promptly on telephone
call. Leave orders with S. M.
Ray & Co., phone 31. W. L.
Barber, dealer in coal.
The Peevish Child
Needs a Laxative
Back For tho Asking. Geo A ecu ii ti us et ux to Geo E
R M F o w le ........................ $ 7,630 Your Money
You Promise Nothing.
Armstrong, 124 acres in t 6 s, r
G L Frizzell......................... 17.700 We rre po confident that wo can fur­
6 w ............................................ $7400
Mary F ro isn e r..................... 5.090 nish relief for Indigestion and dyspep­ Refer
Fries«» et ux to Arthur W
D J F ry .................................. 6,830 sia that we promise to supply the
Fink et al, trustee, one acre and
right
of way for the county road
CC G ard n e r........................ 9,630 medicine free of nil cost to every one
I t is natural for a child to laugh and plav | com plete satisfaction in the morning. A fter
C LG ardner___
..
6,680 who uses It according *> directions Carrie Fink and hd to K C El- 2200 and when it sulk» drowsily or cries you may a short use of this remedy all forms of out­
. .
.. _ . ...
. dridge, lots in Independence .
depend on it something physical is the it.titter. side aid can bedispenaed with and n ature will
H V G a te s .......................... 11,750 who 1« not perfectly satisfied with the j Amy j Bi|vell an<1 ,l(i to Thomas
If you see no evidences of a serious ailment again ;tct alone.
you will not be wrong if you quietly give it a
David Gibson heirs.......... 7,470 results. Me exact no promises and
Sylvester, lot in Independence,
A ll classes of good American people keep
dose of mild laxative that evening on putting it in the home for the Ui« of the stomach, Uv-
Mrs. M. J . Gibson______ 8,000 put uo one under any obligation what- I Horace M Reeve* to Wm Dawes,
it to bed.
er and bowels, and among the thousands who
850
ever.
Surely
nothing
could
be
fairer.
(
I>ot
in
Independence.........
Cass Gibson.......................... 10,750
The remedy most generally recommended ha\e w ritten the doctor th at they will never
I L Patterson..................... 14,670 We are located right here where you Maria Smith to Uaoder N Bilieu, 100 for this purpose is Dr. Caldwell’s 8yrup Pep- l»e without it are Mrs. G . A. B ate-, L'4b K.
‘»in, which mothers throughout the country 6th S t., S a lt Lake C ity , U tah, ai d M r T .
live,
and
our
reputation
should
be
suf-
j
H*'*
r
H
w
W D Gilliam........................ 6,300
Same to W R Chamberlain, 20
have been giving their children for a quarter | F . H ickm an, T em nath, Colo. A dose of it
100 of a century. Today thousands of families has saved muny a person from a serioua ill.
acres in t 5 s. r 6 w.....................
C Glenn estate.................... 8,200 flrlent a a ru ra n c. o f the genuiueuesa
of our offer.
are using it where hundreds used it then, and i ness.
John
M
Lvnn
el
ux
to
James
L
Hiram Goddard................... 14,000 We want every ore who la troubled
there must be good reason for this word of
ami Winnie E Braden, 13.41
Anyone wishing to make a t r a l of this
Sarah Goodfellow________ 5,530 with Indigestion or dyapepala In any
; remedy before buying it in the regular way of
acres in t 8 s. r 5 w ................... 1500 mouth recommendation.
It is admittedly the most perfect laxative (a druggist at 50 cents or one dollar a bottle
Grand Rapids Timber Co. 33,760 form to come to our «tore nnd buy a W E Lvnch et ux to C W Hatfield
children, women, old people and all others j fam ily size) can have a sample bottle sent to
10 for
119.18 acres in t 7 a, r 5 w
T! S Grant....................
25,520 box of Itexnll Dyspepsia Tablet*. Take
who ueed a gen le bowel stimulant and not u i
h" ' ,ieJ r«eJ ‘f c h»rge by simply addressing
violent salt, cathartic pill, or doctored water. i D r. VV B. Caldwell, 465 W ashington S t.,
H R G rant_____________ 5,600 them ho-n-*. end rive them a reason­ Hugh P Allen et ux to H 11 Van-
10
dervoort. 24 acre« in t 7 s. r H w
Dr.
Caldwell’s
Syrup
Pepsin
will
act
gently,
I
M
ont
cello, 111. Y o u r uarne aud address on
N F Gre^sr ....... ............... 9,060 able trial, reerrdine to directions. If David M Gutnrie to School Dis­
aud when taken before retiring will bring a postal card will do.
C H Gronwold____ _____ 55,400 they don't o'espe yon. tell us and we
trict 54. 1 acre in t 8 s, r 5 w
Sarah J G round............ .. 7,210 will quick!? ro'nm your money. They Charles W Minnich et ux to John
J Fanning, lots in Francis Fruit
J T Guthrie___
. 5,170 have a ver- m"d but positive action
valuable consideration.
J L Guthiie___
8,000 upon the or-nns with which they rome A Tract,
H Moeller to A O Moeller et ux
DAILY, M ARCH
iu
contact,
apparently
acting
as
a
reg­
N L Guy________________ 8,070
65.80 acres, in t 7 s, r 3 w ........
1, to APRIL I S
ulative to- Ic np-n the re’ttxe l muscular United States to John M Story,
Everett A Gwinn_______ 6,470
of t lie bo--el. thus overcoming wen k-
30 acres, t 10 s, r 6 w, patent .
TO
E P Gwinn heirs................ 14,600 coat
ness. and Hiding to respire the bowels
8 Roche to C P Cornwell,
Margaret L H all.............. 5,060 to more vigorous and healthy ucttvlfv. Nettie
P O IN T S in W E S T E R N OREGON
lot in Monmouth.........................
200
Mary E Hallock_____
11,600 Threeslzes.25c..-lOe.and*1.00. Remem­ I J Riley et al to Ed Bidilell, land
---------------------------------------- F R O M ----------------------------------------
land
in
Dallas
...........
.
.
C V Hawley estate_____ 8,500 ber. you cun obtain Ilexall Remedies
Chicago - $33.00 St. Paul
$25.00
Hanna Bros........................ 18,560 only at our atom—The Rexall Store. C L Hopkins et ux to Albert Teal.
land in Falls City ...................
650
Cincinnati
37.90 Kansas City 25.00
C E Hanna___________
5,570
E R Tuttle et ux to Reuben E
Milwaukee 31.50 Omaha - -
CONRAD STAFKIN, Dallas, Ora.
25.00
Otto Hansen.................... _ 5,180
Morris, land in Dallas............... 2000
1 St. Louis
32.00 DesMoines
27.85
Sheriff
J
M
(irant
to
Ladd
&
Bush
J R Harrington________
5,000
èpvy
New York
50.00 Indianapolis 35.65
26 50 acres, in t 6 s, r 4 w, sher­
E L H arris______ ________ 6.630 Kirkpatrick & Crider__ 8.000
iff’s deed
Detroit - 38.00 Denver - -
3925
25.00
Hugh Harris heirs
6,200 Kirkpatrick & Williams.. 7,050 Clara M Coffman to Estella L
From Other Eastern Points in Proportion
Mrs J F Havitt .............. 16,950 J M Kniizht____________ 7.870 Corbin, lot in Falls Citv ..........
Tell your friends in the Kant of this opportudity of moving West at low
Ed«ar Hartley____ ______ 5,560 J B Knowles___________ 12.470 8 H Gilliam! et ux to Anna M
rate*. Direct train service via Burlington Route, Northern Pacific, Great
in Independence.. ..
600
Crai« Hartley___________ 5,500 Chas L Kolesche_______ 9,500 D Cook,lots
Northern aud "North Bank” lines to Portland, thence via Southern Pa­
M Kliever et ux to Henry Gertz
J C H a stin g s.................... 8,330 Kohl & K in z e l................. 13,440 et ux, 6 45 acres, in t 7 8, r 5 w
cific or Oregon Electric Railway. Details will he furnished on request.
967
C L Hawley.....................
5,100 F A Koser_____________ 10,540 Henry M Brown et al to R W
i -
J H Hawley___________ 16,300 Fred W Kubin_________ 7,450 Craven. 5.10 acres, in t 7 s, r 5
I W. E. COMAN, Gen’I Freight & Pa**. Agent, Portland, Oregon Í
H G Hawley heirs ______ 7,000 I .add & Bush______ ____ 32,970 W II RiggH to Oregon Milling and 816
Estella
„
„ „ Hayden,
- , . trustee
17,000 John T Lady___ ._______ 6,060
Warehouse comtmny, land in
Estella H a y d e n ............ .. 9,200 Gus S L a k e . . . . ......... ........ 9,350
Independence .............................
1
Zerelda H a y d en .............. 8,000 Rex Lamson ..........
7,000 E H Haemer et ux to J Frank
Miller, land in Monmouth . . . 4000
M H a y te r..................
13,570 Theo Lan«ele___________
8,780 Mary
A Stine to W J Miller, land
Fred Hebdingr ..................... 5,180
Chas
LeBold_ 44,110 in Monmouth..................... . . . . 2500
A J Hedges......................... 7,950 Mary F Lee......................... 7,900 Chde Kelly to J M Boyer, 101
10
U G Heffley........................ 8,600 C E L ei«h _____________ 6,000 acres in t 6 «, r 4 w ..................
W Nendel et al to Carl E
Elizabeth Heist
5,800 C W Leonard ___________ 14,410 John
Schlickeiaer, third interest in
Ja s Helmick_____________ 19,000 Mary E Leveck________ 9,000 120 acre« in t 10 «, r 4 w.............
10
Sarah H elm ick,................ 26,000 D W Lewis____ _________ 5,070
C P Hembree...... ........... __ 9,440 J H L e w is ........................ 5,070
Ella Hendrick_________
6,000 Mrs S A Lewis_________ 7,680
D G H e n ry _____ ______ 12,560 A A Lindeman_________ 7,980 DR. B. E. N E V E L
D M Hewitt____________ 12,040 F A Link estate________ 6,660
612 M ain S t r e e t
Frank H e lk a ....................
7,050 L R Livermore.....................13,850
Homer H ill............ .............
8,320 J S Loe________________ 5,950 Phone 29
DALLAS, OREGON
L R H ill.................
11,450 R A Looney____________ 9,190
Verd H ill................. . . . . 9,770 C Lorence___ ____________ 17,170
J W Hiltibrand........ .
6,020 Mrs Eliza Loughary____ 5,440 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
Ja s Hiltibrand.................... 5,400 - Fred Loy___ __________ 6,200
J H Hirschberg:
^ _________
_
69,450 John R L o y ... ................. 6,210 l _ ________ . A
B F Huizda . . . .................. 8,600 Mrs E F Lucas . . . .......... 25,370 *
B M Hodson------ ---------- 5,000 Alice E Lynn
7,340
R W Hoag________
5,520 j m L y n n . . . . : : : : : : : : : : :
¡
J F Holman_____ ______ 5,210
Thos Holman..................
11,310 Stop« itching instantly. Cure« piles,
A M H olm es.......................18,210 eczema, salt rheum, tetter, itch, hives,
OF
Holmes, Schindler et al
5,500 herpes, scabies, Doan’s Ointment. At
any
drug
store.
E C Horst C o................
50,450
John Hostetler_________ 10,600
of
Ja s H ow e.................
7,100
To Oregon and the Northwest Prevailing
Rebecca Howe__________ 16,850
AT
M D Hubbard.................... 7,520
Daily March I to April 15, 1912
co ur t of th e s t a te of Oregon
Harry D Iliff_____ _____ 5,620 for In P th ol e k county
co unt y.
-O V E R T H E -
Morgan In germ a n . _____ 6,840 In th e m a t t e r of th e e sta te of Wi lli am Ridge
de c ea s e d.
T A Ireland h e ir s ............ 11,480 way
OT IC E is hereb y given t h a t I will, as a d ­
C E Ireland______ _______13,000 N m i n is t r a t r ix of th e ab ove entitled estate,
and in pur su anc e of a licen se duly issued out
R Jacobson .......................... 13,000 of
the ab ove en ti tle d eour t and ca use on the
At the Usual Price
8th day of March, 1912, sell at private saie at
Edwin
Jacobson................
5,200
T m
t
rr o/*n ' m >’ residence ne ar Buell ip Pol k c oun ty. Ore-
BURN LIKE FIRE
A lm a M itc h e ll.
II. P Shriver was papering for Geo.
Hidings.
Mr. Opp. of independence, visited in
You can see one of these Dallas Friday.
M achines at Craven Bros.
Harry Viera ¡s on the sick list.
N wt Harris has returned from Salem.
Mr. James is building a barn.
relative« at Portland and St John«, ha«
Ruth Beaver spent Saturday night returned home.
with her mother at Salem.
Mr. Emmerson ha« returned from a
I) I*. Stouffer is seen on our streets | business trij> to Portland.
Rotti Miller.............................8 0 . .. .. 60c
again.
Frank Stump ..................... ">0...... 50c
Mr. and Mr«. Workers and family
Leona M ason ............................... 5 0 ............. 60c
! o s
D. M. Met g r nnd Les er I expect to return to Wisconsin in a few
liar riet D ivi*.........................50............50e Bai ...on c we.it. to Mc.Mii.uville to niiend j days.
VanNortwiek ..............30 . .. 25e the oratorical contest, Lester beuig one
Prof. Gilmore was called to Portland
Alma Mitchell.........................30............25c of t he orators.
j suddenly on account of his wife’s illness.
Ed Watson is making some improve­
L eo n a M aso n .
ments to his house by adding a new I The Baptist juniors had a party at
the church Flidav evening.
Miss Lillie Bowman went to Salem porch.
Saturday to make a abort visit.
Clarence Walker, of Buell, visited at
Henry Brown «old some land to Rea
John Lynn went to McMinnville Sat­ Craven ami fie expects to build a house the home of Mr. and Mrs. Barbar Sun
day.
urday.
soon.
M s. Lock man was a Salem visitor the
L B Murrav, of Falla city, made a
Homer Con lee visited his sister, Mrs. last of the week.
buaineaa trip to Dallaa recently.
Will Shewey, at Oakdale.
The Artisans stave a fine banquet
Many farmers are spraying their or­
Dr. Starbuck and parents spent Sun­ Monday
evening, a large crowd being
chards now.
day in Salem.
present.
The Militia Bova are preparing to give
Mabel Martin faught school for Miss
Mrs. Allen, from Teats Station, was
an April fool’s dance the first of April. Beaver while she was sick.
operated on at the the Dallas hospüal
Gertrude Willaon is now able to at­
Monday.
H a r r i e t D a v is .
tend school.
*
Mr. J . F. Holman attended the Pro­
Mr. Savage is putting a new roof on
Mr«. Sam Burk returned from Port­ his house.
hibition convention in Portland last
land Sunday.
week.
•
Bill White was n Salem visitor Wed­
C. C. Polling returned from Portland nesday.
Mrs. C. S. Chapin, of Portland, is vis­
iting her daughter. Mrs. W. P. Miller.
last week.
Mr. Thomas is going to build a green­
There was a party given at the home house soon.
Mis« Perrine, of Portland, is at the
of Nina Farley Friday evening. Only a
hospital taking (‘are of James Elliott,
Mrs.
J.
Me
Bee
and
daughter
went
to
few attended.
who recently had his eye removed.
Salem Saturday,.
Mr. and Mr«. L. Fryer have recently
Frank Arnold has moved hi« family
Dr. Sheeiz went to Portland Saturday. from Oakdale to the Peterson house in
moved to Perrvdale.
Mrs. Chas. McDevitt went to Salem Ea«t Dallas.
Mrs. Launer is improving.
Friday.
Mis« Scott, of St Johns, i« at the hos­
Miles Darla «pent Tueaday in Salem.
Clare Davis returned home from Ne­ pital taking care of Mrs. Launer, who
M inv people have commenced making braska, where he has been the past five recently underwent an operation.
g Arden.
months.
Virgil Plush, who went from here to
Frank Kersey returnedirom Indepen­
Rev Gates returned home from Port­ California with his parents, died at
|
their
home at Pomona.
dence Tuesday.
land Thursday.
Carl Fenton returned to Eugene Sun­
I
Mr.
and Mrs. Homshoe, who have
Mrs. Reece Robins was removed from
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Calkins
day.
fhe hospital Thursday.
have gone to Canada.
Mrs. Thornpaon went to California
The C. E. society of the Evangelical
Cricket Reven«, of I’eedee, was look­
Sunday.
church held a bun ness meeting and
ing at real estate in Dallas 'ast week.
A number of Independence young social at Mrs. Halls Friday evening.
people were at the akaking rink Satur­
Robert Van Orsdel has returned from
August Schrader is building a fence
Portland where he has been taking a
day evening.
around his lots in South Dallas.
coarse
in pharmacy.
Lillian Erickson returned from Salem
Earl Barham and Walter Sellers are
Harry
Woods has received «nine
Sunday.
working down at the Whiteaker oil well
thornghbred Ancona egu« from Cali­
Clarence Reynolds, of Eugene is visit­ putting up a derrick.
fornia, for which he paid $1 each.
ing in this city.
II. W. Nichols sent Miss Harriet Da­
Mrs. Claud Huston, of Heppner, i«
Ethel Murphy returned to Eugene vis a nice bicycle lamp Thursday.
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T.
Monday.
John Lynn went McMinnville Satur­ Phillips.
Miss Etta Fleck ia visiting in Inde­ day.
Frank Oshurn w as called to the bed­
pendence.
Wilson A vres was a passengers on the side of his mother in Independence
Portland train Sunday evening.
Joe Trent is rapidly improving.
where she is very sick.
Mrs I, B Martins son, of Perrvdale,
Mr«. Brown, of Portland, «pent a few
Mrs. W. W. Miller’s sister in North
days last week in this city visiting old while shearing his sheep, run the shears Dakota is very ill.
in his hand cutting it badly.
time friends.
Hardy Holman, of Oxnard, California,
Bill Neel is working in Henry Camp­ is quite sick.
The examination-* h*’gin this week
bell's office.
and all pupils are studying hard.
T. D. Phillips has rented his place to
Mis. Mason is working at the hospi­ his son, Ira, and will move to Dallas.
Mia« Blanche McKinney will enter­
tal.
tain the Christian league at her home
Tommy Guthrie was at Mr. Blitz' vet­
Mrs. F. E. Cook is visiting at Corval­ ting scions to graft his Royal Ann cher­
Thursday evenin.
lis.
ries.
F r a n k S tu m p
Frank Kersey went to Independence I Mrs Finseth has returned from a vis­
Mr. nnd Mrs. H. L Fenton returned
Tuesday.
it in Minnesota.
from Eugene this week.
Charles Minnich was at Portland last
lvvl McFee writes from near Des-'
Ray B oh I h returned to school at Eu­
week on hiisines«.
Moines Iowa that there is siill 18 inches
gene Monday
of
snow there.
E. (\ Cornelius, of Monmouth, was in
Mrs. H. W. Stump went to Portland
Dallas
Tuesday.
Mis.
Ruth Good was a Salem visitor
Wednesday.
Saturday.
Mrs. W. H. Bonis, who has been quite
A d d a V a n N o r tw ic k
Mr. and Mrs. Chauncy Teats of Polk
lick, ia much improved this week.
Mrs. J. W. Thomas went to California Station have a new boy.
.1. G. Van Orsdel returned from Port­ Suuduv for a visit.
Andy Hiefartli was taken home from
land this week
j Mr. and Mrs. Stroud have gone to the hospital Sunday.
Miss Ada Osfittld is visiting Miss Alice | their farm for tho summer.
Mrs. Nunn has a Marlboro plum tree
Grant this week.
! John and Otto Hatton, of Willamina, in full bloom.
Mrs. W. A. Avres went to McMinn­ I visited their aunt, Mrs. E C. Hatton,
Mr. Fream. of Monmouth, visited his
ville Saturday.
| last Saturday.
sister, Mrs. Nunn, Sunday.
Jay Clark, of Sunnyslope was in town
W. S. Standish, representing Los An-
Mrs. Bowles is very much improved
Saturday
| geles mining capitalists, has been here
Howard Hayes is threatened with
Mrs. Cecil Brown returned to her ¡conferring with Dr. J . O. Snyder.
home in New larg after a brief visit with
Mr. and Mrs. George Van Nortwick, paralysis.
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hoi Blessing. of Lafayette, are visiting their cousins,
Veva Burns «i>ent Sunday in Portland.
Miss Thelma Blessing returned to Sa­ Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Van Nortwick.
Jack Wilson visited Amity last week.
lem Wednesday.
R u t h M ille r.
Dale Brock has a severe attack of
Verd Hill, of Independence, was in
Mr« Nancy Brown was a Portland pleurisy.
town Monday.
visitor this week.
Mrs. Andrews and son of, Ovsterville,
Mrs, Proctor, of Seattle, is visiting Washington, are visiting bar sister. Mrs.
Misa Leota Lewis, of Salem, la visit­
her mother, Mrs. Tom Bailey.
ing friends here.
Calkins.
llarrv Madison, of Salem, came over
Mrs Knight, who has been visiting
Quite a number babies received metí­
ala in tbe Borden baby contest.
•
A Poor Weak Woman
CAN YOU ASK MORE?
LOW FARES WEST
Good
Service
Counts
in Groceries as well as anything else
We have the Clerks and the Goods
Veterinary Surgeon
SIMONTON & SCOTT
Good Assortment
Colonist FARES
South of the Court House, Dallas
“ Back to the farm” is Now the Slogan, and the
Administratrix Notice of Sale
Real Property.
LUM BER
From the Middle and Eastern portions
of the United States
WARD’S Mill
J
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7 , o b U gon, oil o r a fte r th e h o u r of 10 o 'c lo c k a. in.,
----------' th e l.Hth day of April, 1912, s u b je c t to c o n t i n u a ­
9 . 6 6 0 tio n by t n e ’above name d co ur t, al l th e right,
Fred
J o h n s o n __________________
7 , 4 1 0 title, int ere st and e st a t e t h e above named
W ill iam Ridgeway had in and to the follow­
W N J o n e s ____________________ 1 1 , 2 3 0 ing d< scribed premises at t h e time of his
d e at h, tow it :
M o r g a n J o n e s . ................................... 4 8 , 1 7 0
b e g in n in g at th e s o ut he as t c or ne r of the
Hall do n a t io n land c la im No. 44, Not.
Rov H
K a ltz
...........................
7 , 6 William
00
No. l‘Ji»7 and run ni ng t h e n ce nor th 18. 25chains:
J W
H o l l y ______________________
1 5 , 7 8 0 th en ce west 43.84 c h a i n s ; th e nc e south 1^ de ­
grees west 18.25 c h a i n s ; th e n ce east 48.66
M arie H
K e l l v . ............................ 3 8 , 2 3 0 c h a in s to th e place of beg inn ing , c on ta in in g
J D K e l t y . _______ _____________ 1 1 , 5 5 0 80 87 acres s it ua te, lying mid belt g in section
29,to w ns hi p 6 south, rang e 6 west of th e Wil ­
C ora F
K e r r ..................... .................
8 , 0 0 0 la me tt e m eri dia n iu Polk c ou nt y, Oregon.
Also th e following described t r a c t ; b e g in ­
E L K e tch u m
............................... 1 1 , 5 0 0 ning 29.15 c h a in s west of th e sout he ast c o m e r
of
the J an ie s Kdwtirds do nat ion land cl aim ,
H G K e y t ................. ........................
1 8 ,1 3 0
not if ica ti on No. 5204 and
ru nn iu g th en ce
E C
K ey t
..........................................
1 2 , 8 0 0 nor th 29 c h a i n s ; th e n ce west 8.45 c h a i n s ;
th e nc e south 29 c h a i n s ; th e nc e east 8.45 c h ai n s
A d a E K e y t ____________________ 1 2 , 5 0 0
the place of beg inn ing c o n t a in in g 24.50
E C K e v t estate
4 8 .2 5 0 :
»it"i, »u'. lying »»<i t e i n x in »«ctuiii« s
Tr
- - - - - - - -
'
: and 31 tow nsh ip 6 an d 7 s, ra ng ef i west of the
r ranC IS
E j K . 6 y t ____ _______ I d , 1 1 0 W i l l a m e t t e m eri dia n in Pol k c oun ty. Oregon.
P
l^ im k o ll
9 1 1 0 f t I Te rm s of sale s ha ll be as follows; $3 500
r
l Y i m U d l l ---------------------, L c\ ) c ash in hand on day of sa le and th e b ala nc e
W A K i m s e y ..................................
7 , 5 0 0 on or before 3 years a f t er d at e with interest,
XT
T rr.
rv’ ra/vn to be secured by a m or tga ge on said premises.
N ancy J
K i m s e y ____________
¿ 7 ,2 0 0
Witness m y ha nd t hi s 12 th day o f M arc h,
,;o;
Of
J a m e s _____________________
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J e n k i n s __________________
S
J W
K i r k l a n d --------------------------
P
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K i r k l a n d _____ _
n
i
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E C K irk p a trick
........................
5 , 1 8 0 " 1"
m a t il d a j . r id o e w a y ,
5 ,9 6 0 I
A d m ln t n ir m r l* » I i h « abuve
/»on •
en ti tle d estate.
1 5 , 6 8 0 ; w . o aims , Attorney.
I
Dallas T ailors
In City Hall, Opposite the Gail Hotel
Telephone Number 541
Suits Made to Order
$17.50 and Up
Cleaning, Pressing
and Repairing
Suit« Called for and Delivered
to Any Part of the City
SUNSET
.
lO GDEN&SHASTA l
ROUTES
< lc g y
-IS THE BEST MEANS OF CARRYING IT 0 U T -
Fares from Chicago, $33; St. Louis, $32; Omaha, $25;
Kansas City, $25; St. Paul, $25; from
other Cities correspondingly low.
Colonist Fares are \\ F.ST-BOI ND only, but they can be prepaid from any
point. If you have friends or relatives iu the East who desire to “ (¡et Back
to the Farm,’’ you can deposit the value of the fare with your nearest local
agent and a ticket will be telegraphed to any address desired.
Call on the undersigned for good instructive literature to send East.
JOHN M. SCOTT, General Pattenger Agent, Portland, Oregon
Don’t Run Entirely Out
Of ‘ 'Oregon’s Best” Flour. Order
a new sack when the old one is
nearly gone. Then there will be
no interruption of the fine baking
that “ Oregon’s Best” Flour helps
you to do. Haven’t tried “Ore­
gon’s Best” Flour yet? Then you
certainly should do so at once. All
the best bakers in the city are use-
ing it right along.
Made in Dallas by
S W E EN E Y
BROS.
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A C R A N D F E A S T O F B A R C A IN S .
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29th.
C O M E , OR S E N D US YOUR O R D E R S N O W
Flannels
Ticking
Outing Flannel, stripe«, dwelt«
ami plaid«,
Jn
per yard.................
.............. * v
Bint* strip«! Ticking, heavv and
durable,
Q_
per yard.........................
5JU
Cinghams
Dree«Gingham, «oft finish, checks
«tripe«, piaids, colors
Ol p
per yard
.
.........
Dress Goods
Serge Dre«« Good« in tan, navy
and Copenhagen,
0 0 f*
per van!
. ..
Bonnets
Ladies’, Misres’ and Children’«
Sun Bonnets, |N>lkadot8 and r .
«tripe«, each
OL
Caps
Men*« and Bov«' Cap«,
each ...........
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The Largest Industry in Polk County is the
Dallas Lumber and
Logging Company
Buy Your Lumber of Them and Help the Community Grow