If rough
/r.
» *—
N. L. B U T L E K
\ ^ C y ru *
N o b le — m ild
and
p u re
W . J. Van Schuyver & Co., General Agents
J
Portland, Oregon
W H Y N O T SPEN D
AIIËUST AT KEWPORT?
G et away from the heat and dust o f the valley.
Newport is now at its best, and the beach season
is in full swing. Recreation and sport for all.
Deep-sea fishing, su rf bathing, drives to O tter
Rock, the I'unchbowl, Lighthouse, e tc., with
boating and fishing on Yaquina Bay.
L ow S eason , W e e k -e n d an d S u n d a y
ROUND TRIP EXCURSION FARES
AND
DOUBLE DAILY TRAIN SERVICE
Leave Albany 7:30 a. m. and 1:00 p. m ., con­
nections with north and south bound S . P. trains.
Call on our Agent for copy of “ New port”
booklet, or “ Vacation D ay s,”
they are free
for the asking.
JO H N M . S C O T T
G en eral P assen g er A gent
Lumber
All yard stock at
Hunter Lumber Co. ’s
Mill at $6 a Thousand.
On mile south Falls City
on Teal Creek
,
TWENTY-SIX y e a r s
am
THIRTY THOUSAND
INFANTS SAVED
ago .
BUFLER & BUTLER
strong whiskey
hums your mouth,
gags you Mien you
swallow it----------
what will it do to
the delicate lining
o f your stomach
—
The Itemizer urged that white
BILLS ALLOWED.
COUNCIL
pickers harvest the crop of the
33 acres of hops near town, and
L ist of bills allowed during August
Taken from the Filet of the Itemi- not allow Indians and Chinamen
Maajr Matters U afar
teryn of county court.
to be brought in for the purpose.
LAW YERS
COURT HOUSE
zer Saturday August 1 3 ,1 8 8 7 .
te Cfcy’s Welfare.
Joseph Savery and Reuben
Nash A Moor«................................... «284 08
!
M
V
W
ood
.......................................
60
00
IN D E P E N D E N C E
- O REGO N
M. L. Pipes had left Dallas to Remington were made happy
black A R o b b ia .............................
25
Council was callsd to order ia
G W Vsughn .....................
2 76 adjourned session Monday even­
■ take charge of the S ito r id work ¡ * * * * * °rf T
durin? * • w~ k*
Wm. Davidson and Wm. Fu-
Oregon Power C o . . . , ...................... 11 70
on the Benton County Leader.
» • *» » *» • **• • *+ « *«
Daliwi Water Co............................... 23 25 ing by Mayor VanOrsdel with all
the officers present excep t Coun­
Fred. Waymire and family gua went east to purchase a cou­
c o m m is s io n e r ' s c o u r t
ple of carloads of horses and cat­
ci I men Fenton, Gorkhe and Me-
were down from Crook county. tle.
McCann 6 Collins...........................
4 00
Ja m es Nash........................................
3 00 Bee.
John Whitley was one of the
George Wells sold a 2-year-colt P r.sb y t.ria n a Laad In Thaolagical Ja m es Middleton............................. 20 00
Claims allowed:
guards at the pen.
Progress— Will Nat Othsr Danomira- J B T e a l............ ................................. 100 90
from his Buena Vista farm that
G
E Hunt, services______ $33.00
liana Co-opera t . 7— W hat Can Ba I G A W ell»........................................... 28 46
V. Percy Fiske and family left weighed 1420 pounds for $300,
W J White, nightwatch___6.00
Do you need wood? In pre­
for Salem Monday morning to said to be the largest colt in the [ Dana Far tha Nan-alaat and Nan- ! S H P e tr e ......................................... 48 90 Polk County Observer........ 14.69
4 40
paring to place your be­
raganarata InfanU af tha Paatr ! I C Kmmerson .................................
reside permanently.
valley.
Steve Morrison, labor.......... 3.86
dels rem em tar that I am
JU ST IC E COUET
Paater
Ruaaall
Nat
Abl*
ta
Agraa,
A large fire was raging in. the
able to furnitdi you all kinds
1 H Holman..........................................
5 56 G W Vaughn, sew er......... 9.30
Althaugh
Sympathetic—
Hia
View
af
oi slab wood from either of
coast range, making a very pret­
Apiarist Ships 125 Cases.
I J S Aahbaugh..................................
7 00 S M Ray, cement walk........ 20.10
the Dallas sawmills, at the
tha Mattar aa Outlined In tha Bible.
ty sight after dark.
E B radley...........................................
2 50 Adams & Martin, hauling..70.70
That the bee business in Mon­
best possible rates, Send in
F
H
Bradley
...................................
2
50
Born, to the wife of John mouth pays has been demonstra­
A representative of a street
your orders by either phone.
London. August Mrs E B rad ley.................................
2 50
15d3.
Bones, on Mill creek, a daughter. ted by W. J. Miller, who recent­
3.—A B ible Stu­ ! K P alm er............................................
2 A0 sweeping concern appeared be­
dent» Convention j N ettie R og ers...................................
2 60 fore the council to recommend
Dr. Embree was reported do­ ly shipped 125 cases of honey,
6 00 his appliance. He advised that
but been In prog- [ G O H o lm a n ................... ■ . . . . . .
ing well in Harney county and making a total of about 3200
6 00 as we had no storm sewers, a
re»» here for sev­ | J M G rant ..................... ................
having a large practice.
pounds in the shipment. The
6 46
eral dajrs In the ' H Holman..........................................
flushing appliance would be in­
James Jenkins was here from price received was between $3
SH E R IF F ’S O FFICE
L o n d o n T aber­
advisable; that he had a one man
Washington territory for a visit and $4 a crate. Mr. Miller has
nacle.
Lancaster J M G ran t......................................... 211 79
concern that could be furnished
m * *♦ **
with his sister, Mrs. Henry an apiary of nearly 100 hives.
Gate. W. Pastor J E R ich te r.................. .................... 75 00
He was referred to the
45 00 for $30.
J
H
Savery..........................................
The
bees
are
of
the
Black
and
Russell
delivered
— ‘—“ Howe.
health and police committee, who
c l e r k ’ s o f f ic e
two addresses to­
___
Sheriff Groves had many of Italian and obtain some honey I
day
We report A B Robinson ................................. 140 16 have been given power to act in
his hop poles prostrated by the from the red clover. Several |
one o f them, from E E Sh a w ........................................... 75 00 this matter.
years
ago
W.
L.
Arant
w
est.
of
Dr. Hayter asked for a war­
t h e text. **Elae E F Harris . . . ........................ . . . 50 00
Tents, Hammock’s and Camp hard w' nd ° f the previous Sat- that city, sold several crates of
T R EA SU R ER 'S O FFICE
your chil­
rant for $57.80 on interest fund,
Stoves at Craven Bros, Stock urday-
red ¿lover honey made by Italian dren unholy, but now were
are they holy."— T racy S ta a ts ..................................... 64 20 and one.of $200 on sewer bond
W. W. Miller was quit^ ill bees to a Portland commission
complete.
1 Corinthian» 7:14.
CORONER OFFICE
with bilious fever.
, merchant for $5 a crate. This The Pastor declared his text was R L Chapman ................................. 44 96 fund, and same was granted.
On motion of Sibley the hear­
A. S. Crider and wife left for is the highest price yet recorded probably
the basis of much o f the pre­
SCHOOL S U F T ’S O FFICE
ing of remonstrances against
a trip through the middle west. there. For some time clover vailing confusion on the su bject of in
H C Seym our........ ............. . . .
proposed macadam street work
Dr. I. T. Mason had a calf growers have been wanting bee- fqnt salvation und Infant daimiatiou
ASSESSOR’S OFFICE
MRS. OLIVE SMITH-BICKNELL with
on that portion of Academy, be­
Before
discussing
hi»
text,
be
wished
only three legs.
men to settle in that section of
F E M eyer.....................................
tween Church and Levens was
IN STRU C TO R ON
D. J . Riley and a force of car­ the country, and have offered to call utteutiou to a very advanced Mrs F E Meyer .......................
66 00 closed.
theological step recently takeu by the I W Goodell...................................
small
tracts
of
their
land,
in
or­
penters left Dallas to put up a
Presbyterian General Assembly In the
Bids were opened for the con­
PIANO and ORGAN
JAIL
fine residence for Hon. A. M. der that the clover crop might be United States. According to telegraph­
struction of curbs on the above
benefited by the pollenization by ic dls|>atcbea. It had ultered the Con­ J M G ra n t........................... . -.
Holmes
near
Bethel.
Studio : 712 Oak S t., Dallas,
6 00 improvement and were read from
A B Starbuck ................................ .
fession of Kulth so as to save non-elect
John E. Smith was the proud the bees. —Journal.
Himes Bros, and Holmes & Grant
CURRENT EXPiNSK
tufunts as well as elect ones.
father of a son who was claimed
The bids were referred on motion
Fine Dairy Barn on McArthur Farm.
G
lars
A
Prudhomme
Co..............
The thought that God hud arranged
to be the fattest little rascal in
28 70 of Hayter to the mayor, Barbur
Dallas Telephone Co.....................
One-of the finest and largest a plan whereby some Infants would Polk Co Item izer .......................
the county. He was 4 years old,
and Sibley with power to act and
Furnished
house
keeping and weighed 72 1-2 pounds.
dairy barns in Polk county is be­ go to Heaven at death, and other in S ta r T ran sfer Co ....................... . 1 80 enter into a contract with either
fimts to eternal torture, has for ceu-
. 56 15
rooms. Inquire at New Scott.
ing
erected
on
the
McArthur
. Samuel Orr was the proud
turies troubled the minds of all Chris­ G A H u r le y ................................... . 10 50 firm.
father of a 12-pound son, born ranch, two miles east of Rickre- tians—Catholic and Protestant. Some Independence E nterpiise . .. . 3 60
On motion of Sibley the street
all. It is to have a cement floor said that elect infants would be saved,
10 «7 committee was given power to
in Salem.
Not Yet Too Late.
5 40 grade the t pper end of Havter
and all sanitary conveniences* and uon-elect infants tortured. Others D E S t i t t .................... .....................
Rube Glaze had a watch stolen
40
It is not yet too late to spray , from him at Salem by Fred Van A milk cooling plant and separa­ held that baptised infants would be G A Hurley..................................... . 10 6 43
street and take down the hill.
tor house will be added, and saved, und other lnfuuts not baptised, C G Coad........................................... . 72 10
for Codlin moth.
Use two j Wagner.
C G Coad.........................................
steam can cleaning and steriliz­ or sprinkled, would go to eternal tor Husoong & C o ................................
pounds of Arsenate of lead
6 11
Williams lastalls Plant.
Hon. N. L. Butler was back ing outfits will also be continued. ture. Others held that none could be J C H a y te r.....................................
14 05
fifty gallons of water.
Finding
out that it was at this
from Yaquina and said he left The owner of the ranch is a saved without regeneration: and these,
PAUPER
J . S. PARKER.
time not possible to interest local
being perplexed as to bow lufunts
Dave
Sears
there
climbing
trees
Portland
attorney,
but
the
ranch
.
25
00
Cottage Undertaking P a rlo rs ..
Fruit Inspector.
could be regenerated, could hardly have U S Loughary................................. . 20 45 capital in the installment of a
after rock oysters.
is under the management of G. any
hope of Infant salvation. For cen­ Williams Drug C o.........................
25 central heating plant, Ralph Wil­
Will. H. Parry was reported E. Rowe. One by one new dairy turies good people have suffered terri­ O D Butler .. ............................... . 25 8 50
liams has concluded to put the
barns
are
rising
in
Polk
county
to
have
lost
the
use
of
both
his
bly because of these confused Ideas.
Surveying and Subdividing.
C A Robinson................................. . 14 00 same in personally.
He will fur­
and the dairy business is steadily The Pastor then showed how foolish J K Neal............................................
eyes.
6 00
nish the three bank buildingB
Prompt service, work guaran­
.
18
96
II
A
Woods
A
C
o
..........................
growing.
—Oregonian.
all these theories seem when (‘entrust­
A hotel was one of the things
with steam heat from it and
teed—Himes Eng. Co. Dallas, Or. badly needed in Dallas.
ed with the simple and Iwautlful teach­ J E Yoakum ........ ..................... . 21 22
8 55
Phone 502.
tf
ing of Scripture that the salvation of Dallaa Meat C o............................... . 98 00 stands ready to contract with
C K Huntley .................................
Jim Tetherow’s boys was re-
NOBODY SPARED.
any other business house in the
all—young and old. of heathen lauds C L Crider ...................................
3 66
j ported as bleeding to death from
hr
well ns Christian—is through the Simonton A S c o tt.......................... . 11 06 three blocks or the free library
a cut finger, the doctors being
.
2 00 or Gail hotel at a price of 35
Kidney Troubles Attack Dallas Men resurrection power o f Messiah’s King
unable to stop the flow.
House Wanted.
dom. lie theu said. Why should we Pet«r Cook ................................... . 10 00 cents a foot radiation. This is
.
26
00 the same price as charged by the
D
rexler
A
Alexander
.................
trouble longer with the errors of the
and Women, Old and Young.
Wanted to rent, by month or
It was said that if the narrow
6 00
Dark Ages, when God's Word is now G erth Cash G rocery.....................
McMinnville plant. The heat
for term of years, modern house gauge management got much
INSANE
shining so brightly?
will be ready for service by No­
in Dallas by September 1st. Must worse the trains would become Kidney ilia seize young and old.
B H McCallon........ ..
................ . 15 00 vember 1 st___
U n a b le t e A g re e .
Often come with little warning.
be modern.
try weeklies—go to Portland one Children suffer in their early y ears— Pastor Russell declared th at he felt
MISCELLANEOUS
week and try to get back the Can’t control the kidney secretions.
great sympathy for the move of the
Dallas Bay Wins Honors.
Girls are languid, nervous, suffer Presbyterian brethren: but neverthe­ E M Sm ith ....................................... 142 25
next.
Edward
E. Coad, who has pur­
pain.
,
less. he could not agree w ith their con­
HEALTH OFPICER
Charley Frantz had a narrow Women worry, can’t do daily work.
chased
an
interest
in the Holmes
clusions.
believing
that
the
Bible
B 11 M cCallon................................. . 72 00
escape from death at their: mill Men have lame and aching backs.
Business
college,
and
who has
tenches
otherwise.
He
realised
that
I f you have any form of kidney ills.
in Kings Valley.
FRUIT INSPECTOR
become the dean ot the faculty
You must reach the cause the kid­ the Presbyterian view of Election
.
50
65
and president of that institution,
made It difficult for them to deal with J S P a r k e r .............. ......................
Gene Hayter and Mark Ellis neys.
Doan’s Kidney Pills are for weak kid­ the non-elect, both adults and Infants.
CIRCUIT COURT
is well known in school circles in
caught 182 trout up the Luckia- neys—
15 00 Hood River, whare he was em­
mute, some of them being 15 in­ Have brought relief to Dallas people. He found Scriptures declaring that L D Brown........................................ . . 46
00 ployed for six years.
God is selecting the Church from R L Chapman.................................
Mr. Coad
Dallas testimony proves it.
ches long.
w ido w ' s pension
was for two years principal of
Mrs. Ralph Adams, 312 Maple s t., amongst the world. He conceded that
P. W. Ellis assumed charge of Dallas, Oregon, save: “ i>ne o f my those not elect would properly be call­ Clara A Bray ............................... 47
the Hood River high school and
the newly installed telegraph of­ family complained for quite awhile oi ed non-elect. But he found nothing Eliza Lawrence .............................. 47
for four years was superintendent
In
the
Bible
to
Indicate
that
non-elec­
pain
and
lameness
in
his
back.
A
fte
r
Huldah E T urpin............................. 26
fice at Monmouth.
of the schools of the city.
taking one box o f Doan’s Kidney Pills, tion to Joint-heirship In Messiah's Georgia M Sawyera ...................... 40
The new president of the Port­
L. B. Martin went into his he was greaoty relieved. He believes Kingdom means predestination to an Mary Wilson...................................... 32
Rose Tom ........................................... 32
land college was Hood River
barn at his saw mill six miles th a t Doan’s Kidney Pills are all they eternity of torture
are claimed to be. ’
county’s first school superinten­
Many have been consigning adults Lilliam C Hall ................................. 17
from Dallas one night, and the F or sale by ail dealers. Price 50
IV W Chappell ............................... 10
dent. having resigned the posi­
lamp, which he was carrying ex­ cents. Foster-.Milburn Co., Buffalo and Infants to the numtier of 90,000 M
attie Burson................................
20
tion of superintendent of Santiam
ploded, resulting in a fire that N. Y ., sole agents for the United every day 1 30.000 Infants (Lilly), or 82. Dessie H M o ore.............................. 10
000.000
every
yenr.
to
etemul
torture,
Academy to come here to take up
H attie Riggs ...................................
8
consumed all his hay and several S ta tes.
Rem em ber the name— Doan’s—and because non-elect, unregenernte or un Rose Cassidy...................................... 37
educational work. He was edu­
oxen.
tak e no other.
baptNod Surely all Intelligent people Lyda Smith ..............................
10
cated at Dallas College and the
are out of accord with such a proposi­ Addie Launer............................. '■■■ 17
C. G, Fisher’s little son fell
University of Oregon.—Orego­
Mary
A
Odom...................................
25
tion
Surely
some
grvat
mistake
has
and broke his thigh bone on their
Ware Ever Aluminums at Cra­ ln*en made (luring the Dark Ages, and
nian.
ROADS AND HIGHWAYS
Salt Creek farm.
ven Bros.
God has been slandered.
L . D. b u t l e r
lit Ilia Good Work M in in !
Says Pastor RussM.
WOOD FOR SALE
AUGUST ROMAN
\
c
The World Moves Itself
We Move Anything Else
CITY TRANSFER CO.
W alla W alla, W a sh , U. S. A.
DalIi*’Oregon SEPTEMBER 2 5 ,2 6 , 2 7, ’ 13
W . R . C o u lte r
Patronize the Itemizer-Returns sure.,Phone 1061
FRONTIER DAYS
The Largest Industry
in Polk County is the
Frostier Days a t W alla W alla wiO, « -
doahtexfly. ba lbs biggest and boat a t­
traction or tb s I com I ever promoted by
aay city s f tbs Unitsd Stats*. Every
fsEtsre s f western life will be rs-enseted
la b truly s maaing meaner by tbs most
alrillf el end dering performers living.
Champion rider, of worid fame will, sack day, co m ­
pete with sack other in wonderful sad thrilliag fe a t, of
borteraaaakip; racing wild horaas by dare devil riders
will bold the crowd« spell bound} the “ drunken-ride"
is a top-notch feature; Indian rscce and feme will truly
dapiet the character and cunaing of the R ed man,
white the llt-a s ilc pony repress relay n e e will require
a wonderful endurance test of man sad beast. - Champion lady riders will perform ia
wondrous m eaner and remarkable is their «kill as horsewomen. T h e squaw racer,
Indian dances, Indian Tillage la d a R ia l laD tsa W ibd in o will portray in yieid
manner Indian life. Bulldogging cattle, roping and bunding, throwing by the horn«
and a general stampede are but a few of the features of life among the cattle. No«
the least of the events planned is the monstar street parade which trill show every
phase of early w rite rs life, cow boys, trappers, m iners, express riders. Mage coaches,
rack trains and early settlers wilt participate. T h e world famous 72d Scsdorth I High
land Bund of 76 pieces will be one sf the murieal treats.
EXCURSION RATES ON ALL RAILROADS
Walla Walk Cowwty Fair S ^ t . Z2 77 «25.000 Pw ts. assd
Don’t Fail to Attowd tho Big Fair and the O n Only Big We
F o r ia i f s a A . lAbm
B. H. JOHNSON. Secretary, W a le W alla. Waehtogtaw, U. S. A .
General Repair W ork
Buy Your Lumber of them
and help the Community grow.
If y o u h a r e a b ic y c le , a m o t o r c y c le , gssa e n g in e ,
lo c k , g u n o r o th e r m e c h a n ic a l d e v ic e , o r fira
a r m th a t r a q u ire c th a w o r k o f a h e x p e r t r e p a ir ­
m a n . le a r a it to
. L. B. HIXSON, Jr.
M a in S t r e e t
•
PHONE 1 0 7 3
How’s This?
W e offer One Hundred Dollars Re­
ward lo r any case of C atarrh that
cannot be cured by H all's Catarrh
I Cure.
F . J. CHENffT A CO.. Toledo. O.
We. the undersigned, have known F. J.
| Cheney for the last 1ft ysars. and believe
i him perfectly honorable In all business
, transactions and financially able to carry
i out any obligations made by his firm.
NATIONAL BANK O F COMMERCE,
iStseeeee er l e U I SM ITH )
315
The Pastor then demonstrated that
God 1» the very personification of Wla
dom. Ju stice. Love and Power: where
as n God who would foreordain 32.000.-
000 Irtdngs per year to |«ss to an eter
nlty of torture would be, not a God.
but the most terrible devil Imaginable
Bible students are realirlng that the
Bible teaches nothing o f the kind we
once supposed
As their eyes of un
demtnndlng open, they appreciate the
fHvlne character as never before
All Condemned Need R e d e m p tio n .
A fter reminding his hearers that ac
ording to Scripture we are saved by
faith, not by being Infants, the Pastor
- bowed eoneluah'ely from the Bible
li:it although Infants share In Adam’s
.eatla sentence and have provision lu
esils’ red e:ill*Ive work, nevertheless
!ier e«H be saved only by coming to a
now ledge of (;«s| iiih I Jesus, and then
•*xer M ug fulfil and »Im llrin v to the
•xtent o f ability
His position seems
'iidelMitable
The *|»eiiker then reviewed the Bible
eftchhig that all mankind sinned In
Vdiim. and came under the Divine
urse. or sentence of death—uot etern
.1 torment
“In due time Christ died
for the ungodly” those who lived t»e
"tire His crucifixion and those born
luce Because of this general redemp
Ion. co extensive with the curse, there
s to Is* a resurrection (Hit of sin Hnd
•1e>41h conditions lank to |»erf©«tloo of
ife Onl) those who Intelligently re-
lect this grace of God will die the Her
ond l»eath.
Meantime, a ll-In fa n ts and ad u lt»-
nt death go to 8heol. Hades, the tomb,
there to »wait the resurrection Morn
Ing— Messiah's Kingdom
Then the
dead shall come forth from the tomb—
•* p « **»•«* man In his own order."
D a lla s, O r e g o n
Toledo. O
Hell'e Catarrh Cure 1« taken Internallr.
acting directly upon the blood and mu*
coue surfaces of the system. Teettmonlsle
sent free price 75 cent, per bottle, •old
by ell Druralats.
T a k e E a U ’e F a m ily P ills fee
Craven Bros H d w r ....................... 157
Ross P ie r c e ...................................... 84
Ja m es A W right ........................... 15
Kmil T K o d d a n t............................. 37
Himes Eng A Const C o ................ b7
C W Davis Hdwr C o..................... 15
Thornton Hdwr Co......................... 13
Craven A H uff........................
1
T J A ls ip ............................................ 138
A Hill ........ ........................................
Hunter Lumber Co.......................... 43
Chas K Spaulding Log C o ............ 46
N Hughes............................................
2
Independence Feed B a rn .............. 12
W K Goodell .
6
Ed P rath er...................................
18
Standard Oil C o..........................
13
Dallas Lumber A Log Co . .
3
Charley Anderson. . ...............
26
Wm Dswes
............................
2
Ralph Adams...............................
12
Gebhardt Lumber C o ...............
2(8
Miller, risim i.v ri Cramberg
7
Salem Sewer Pipe Co . .
to
E I. P alm er.................................
16
Standard Oil C o.........................
15
Guy Bros ...................................
20
N A Lunde.................................
117
W att S h ip p ............................... .
4
Dallas Iron Works
Hred J W ag on er.............................. 20
J M Sears .........................................
6
I homas l a th e rw u o d ...................
14
| Chaa R Hanson
......................... 27
| Met ann A Collins
................
5
l Lynch A l l o f f e e .............................
1
j C W M atthew*.................................. 50
j l\ m F l , e e ........................................ 26
; Hluper lirus A Cockle ................... 18
( has Durrell ................................... 166
j
John hrhaller A S o n * ................... 16
J W llu tls r......................................... 2t 1
Thornton Hdwr C o ......................... 37
T J M errick........................................ 94
.1 A T a t e ........................................... 116
4
i K .fa n n in g *........................................
i Gold Creek Lumber Co................. 47
D J R ie y .......................................... 110
Frank tV W ilson............................... 10
A J W u r lz b e rg e r........................... 60
Purcell A G a lla g e r ..........................16f9
H M i l l s ............................................. ¡6
J W Finn ........................................ 20
F M Suver
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15
Mrs J M Cleveland ..................... (0
Sloper Bros A Cockle ...................
2
Homer M rTimmond*..................... 14
Ceas K Sp auld in g...... ................. 10
John Martin ..................................... 46
I Kos* Ficklin ..................................... 55
111
| Pern Meyer ............................
C t Horn ...............................
54
L B a rn a rd .......................................... 62
, Floyd l o n e * .....................................
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Henry F ern ....................................... 37
Chua K Spaulding Log Co.................... 78
W M P latt
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Harris A M artin............................... 95
A Sampson
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U Brown.............................................. 48
H Sampson............................
47
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Phillip C arr to Thurman Cannon,
lot 4, block 33, Thorp's Indepen­
dence ...................................... .
$
W A W heeler et ux to E E Mc-
Namor, land in Polk County .
John Sh etterly e t ux to F F. Me­
hl am ar, lot 7, block F , Polk ad
to M'illamina........................
L A M asters e t v irto Cyrus Pow­
ell s t ux, 14.98 acres in 8-6 ..
John G Brown e t ux to Dallas
City bank, land in D a lla s ........
G A Sperling et ux to A L Sper­
ling, undivided one-half in tertst
in 218.72 acres in 8-4
M W M ixet ux to Nancy D Rose,
land in P atterson’s 2nd add to
Independence
J B V B utler to E S Evendcn,
land in Monmouth
Ira M Jackson et ux to H 8 Bul­
lock, 3.88 acres land near Inde­
pendence .....................
J M Campbell e t ux to \V L
Black, land in Dallas Land A
Improvement Add to Dallas
M M and W L Diel to 11 B Vol-
heim et ux, 120 acres in 10-4
Monmouth Evaporating Co to Or­
egon A California R R Co, land
in 8-4
C E Mr Lane to Minni« B Miller,
lot 3. block I , l-uver ___
Broadmead Land Co to Ludwig
Mueller, 5.50 acres in 6-5
Lmpire Investm ent Co C W Bor­
ders, 408 acres in Sheridan View
acres
Sidney G l.alhrop et ux to F J
Cobbs, 160 acres in 8-6
B S Hastings et ux to Valley A
Siletz K K Co., right of way in 9-5
L Sampson
A E Meyer .
A Sn id er........
B Brow n........
J Williams
J Wagoner
R Roland .
B Robertson
C 51 Horn
John M y e rs...
| Eddie Horn
B Harris ....
j T Bobinaon . .
j J Robinson.....
H Brady . . . .
! S Kimball
' Wm l e e . . . .
C M Horn
' F (*axby
j A Sampson ..
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