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Corvallis, Oregon.
FOR
SALE
95 acres fine body o f fir
timber; three springs on
place, good barn, small
house. 30 acres can be
put under plow in one
season, fine black loam.
Three miles from Dallas,
four miles from Mon­
mouth. Address:
GEO. F. SHEW
Monmouth
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NOTICE is hereby given, that by
virtue of a warrant for the collection i
of the sums o f money assessed upon 1
LAW YERS
and expended for the improvement of
the hereinafter described lot or parcel
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of ground, together with the costs ar.d I N D E P E N D E N C E
expenses of the proceedings for the en­
forcement of the collection thereof, for
the improvement of all that part of * * * * * * * * * ♦ ♦ * » » ♦ # » * ♦ * * ♦ « ♦ • <
Ilayter street in the city of Dallas,
Oregon, in front o f and abutting upon
the said lot or parcel of ground, such
improvement being provided for in or­
dinance No. 175, passed by the city
council of said city o f Dallas, Oregon,
January 22, 1912, and approved by the
Do you need wood? In pre­
mavor thereof January 23. 1912, to­
paring to place your or­
gether with interest on such sums from
ders
remember that 1 am
the date o f such assessment, issued by
able to furnish you all kinds
the Auditor and Police judge of the city
of slab wood from either of
of Dallas, Oregon, on the 25th day o f g
the Dallas sawmills, at the
August, 1913, under his hand and seal 4
best possible rates, Send in
of said city affixed thereto, and to me I J
your orders by either phone.
the City Marshal of said city directed |X
15*3.
requiring me to forthwith levy upon *
hs s lid lot or parcel of ground herein-1 T
after described, upon wh ch the said X
assessment and cost o f improvement is J
) unpaid and sell the same in the man-
ugust
i ner required by law 1 have duly levied
| upon and will on tne 4thday of ctober,
I
j 19L3, at the hour of 1 o’clock p. m
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I said day, at the front door of the coun-
| ty court house in the city of I'allas,
' Polk county, Oregon, sell at public aue-
| tion to the highest bidder for cash in
hand on day of sale, the said lot or par­
cel of ground, which is described as
follows to wit: Lot three, in block
three, in Leven’s first addition to the
town, now, city of Dallas, Oregon.
That the sums of money assessed upon
the said lot or parcel of ground and ex­
pended by said city for sa;d improve­
ment and heretofore declared delin-
? uent and now due and unpaid are as
ollow8: The sum of $16.22 with inter­
est on said sum at the rate of 6 per­
cent per ar.uum for the 12thday of May,
1911, until paid, and that said lot or
parcel of ground will be sold to satisfy
the above amount, with interest and
costs and accruing costs, subject to re­
demption as provided by law.
Dated this loth day of Sept., A. D.,
1913.
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Before Buying
J. I>. MEVENS,
City Marshal of the city r,f
Dallas, in Polk county, Or.
Phone 1061
MRS.
Patronize the Item izer adver­ Í MRS.
tising columns if you want to
get results.
Dallas, Oregon
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Year* Tax
Origin— Aida and Dieadvantagea In
Fighting Sin— D ivine Help Neceeeary.
Hew the Needful la Provided.
C u id b e r 1 and.
Mil., September 14.
—Pastor
Bussell
g a v e t w o die*
courses here to­
day.
We report
one of them, from
the text. “ I was
slmpeu In Iniquity;
ami In sin did my
mother
conceive
me.*' «Psalm 51:5.)
T
He aald:
IHagnosIs la val­
Y ; [(PASTOR, ¿ussari
uable In the at­
tempted cure of auy malady. This to
t as true of Mln-sickneas ns of any other
ailment. The better we understand
origin of sin and the methods of
T the
its operation, the more successful we
shall be In com bating it.
Y
Our forefathers erred, evidently, In
declaration of total depravity.
Y their
None of us ever met a human being
X entirely depruved—ttend to all good
X Influences. Experience, however, cor­
T roborates the Bible statement that
’’There Is none righteous, no. not ou e"
T All are sinners, born lu a state of sin.
T with Inclination toward sin.
The Pastor declared that we are not
to conclude that God made us sinners.
T All God's work Is ?>erfect. The Bible
tells iie that our flrtt parents sinned
ami came under the Divine sentence of
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death. St. Paul says. *‘Hy one man's
disobedience sin entered the world, aud
death as a result of sin.”
Then the Pastor showed that sinful
tendencies are evidences of man’s fall,
and all under such Influences are to be
pitied. But true pity must sympathize
with the sinner, not with the sin.
Tax
Receipt No.
Date Paid
March
16
1911
2719
S
93
16 per ct.
1911
March
16
1912
3386
tl
46
15 per ct.
1912
Fab.
22
1913
607
91
46
15 per ct.
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Said defendants as the owners o f the legal title o f the above described property a s the same ap­
pears o f record, and each o f the other persons above named are hereby further notified that L. D.
Brown will apply to the Circuit Court of the county and state aforesaid for a decree foreclosing the
den against the property above described, and mentioned in said certificate. And you are hereby
summoned to appear within sixt> days after the first publication o f this summons exclusive o f the
day o f said first publication, and defend this action or pay the amount due as above shown together
with costs and accrued interest and in case of your failure to do so, a decree will be rendered fore­
closing the lien o f said t xes and costs against the land and premises above named.
This summons is published by order of the Honorable J. B. Tail, judge of the county court o f the
itate o f Oregon for the county of Polk, and said order was made and dated the 27th day o f August.
1913. and the date o f the fiiM publication o f this summons is the 28th day o f August 1913.
All process and papers In this preceeding may be served upon the undersigned residing within
the state o f Oregon, at theaddiess hereafter mentioned.
BROW N A S IB LE Y. Attorneys for the Plaintiff.
Address. Dallas. Oregon
Summons.
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AT THE
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General Repair W ork
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lo c k g u n o r o t h e r m e c h a n ic a l d e v i c e , o r f i r e
a r m th a t r e q u i r e s t h e w o r k o f a n e x p e r t r e p a ir ­
m a n . l e a v e it t o
L. B. HIXSON, Jr.
(S u c c e s s o r to L E E S M IT H )
315 Main Street
Dallas, Oregon
P H O N E 1072
Patronize the Itemizer-Returns sure.
The frank statement of a neighbor
telling the merits of a remedy,
Pretty as a Picture
Bids you pause and believe.
The same endorsement
is the wheat that goes into Oregon’s
By some stranger far away
Commands no belief at all.
Best flour. Every kernel fully ripe,
Here’s a Dallas Case.
every one sound as a dollar. The
A Dallas citizen testifies.
choice wheat and the perfect milling
Read and be convinced.
are what makes “ Oregon's Best”
Mrs. C. E. Graves. 121 Washington
St., Dallas, Oregon, says: “ Kirinoy
flour one of the very finest in the
trouble and rheumatism came on me
world.
Order a sack from your
and gradually got worse, until ! could
grocer. I f he don't keep it let us
hardly endure the suffering. Dull pain.,
know.
W e’ll tell you a good grocer
settlod in my back across my kid­
neys and sharp, shooting twinges
who does.
seemed to go all through my body. T
tried a great deal of medicine, but
SWEENEY BROS.
nothing gave me much relief until 1
began using Doan’s Kidney Pills.
They helped me from the first mid
soon had me feeling like a different
benefited ine in every way. They
have improved my appetite and my
weight has increased.”
FU N D M AN , PAU L- N 1-2of S
D E L IN Q U E N T T A X LIST, 1912.
. For sale by all dealers. Price 50
" 1-4, of sec. 15, twp. 6 S, R
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Buffalo,
8 W, con. 80 acres. Also N E
This advertised list o f delinquent
New York, sole agents for the United
1-4 o f N W 1-4 o f sec 22, twp
States.
taxes for the year 1912 is in pursuance
6 S, R 8 W, containing 40
Remember the name— Doan’s—and of an act o f the state legislature,
acres. Tax
$16.80
i take no other.
which is embodied in Chapter
of GODDARD, HI R AM —One half
the General Laws o f the 1913 Ses­
interest in the following 8 1-2
sion.
of N E 1-4 and lots 1 and 2,
S E 1-4, o f N tV 1-4 and lots
The taxes on the following adver­
3-4-5, E 1-2, o f H W 1-4, and
tised real property became delinquent
R. L. CHAPMAN.
lots
6-7, S K 1-4, all of sec 6,
on April 7 5 o’clock p. m., 1913, and
twp. 7 S, R 7 W, containing
are subject to a penalty of 10 per
I F U N E R A L D IR E C T O R
732 acres. Tax ............
$ 148.40.
-ent and interest at the rate of 12 per
>
and
One-
cent per annum until they shall have H IL L and YO AK U M
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EM BALM ER
half interest in the following:
J O F F IC E : Chapel and Parlor«. N. Main at. ! been paid.
Beg. at the S W cor. of T. L.
Any day after the expiration o f six
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D A L L A S . OREGON:
Hart d 1 c, N 60 deg. E. 39.25
months, after the taxes charged
f
B o th P h o n o s 11H3
chs easterly along the R. R.
against the following real property
* Calls P rom p tly A nsw ered Day o r Night.
right o f way 7.25chs 8, 63 de­
are delinquent, the Sheriff is author-
grees east 21.48 chs. S 27 de­
j ized, upon demand o f any person mak­
grees tV 42 chs. N 63 degrees
ing application, to issue to them, a cer­
W 12.48 chs to p o b, sec 25,
tificate of delinquency upon the pay-
twp. 8 S, R 6 W, con 78
ment o f the taxes, penalty, interest
aeres. T a x ..................... $
15.00
and cost o f advertising.
Certificates o f delinquency shall JOHNSTON, I. A. Lots 5-6-7-
8-9, block C, Hoodview Add
bear interest from the date o f issue
Civil Engineer and Surveyor
| until redeemed at the rate o f 16 per j to Falls City. Tax ............ $ 2 03
K E R S H AW , H. M. E 1-2 of
LandSarveying. Subdividng. Plan j cent per annum,
N E 1-4 of sec 23, twp. 6 S, R
Estimator. All kinds
inds of Engineering
Engin>
_ j M cNARY, A L B E R T - B e g 33.71
8 \V. con. 80 acres. Tax
.$ 16.80
Work. Office over Pallas City Bank. i chs. S. of quarter sec. cor bet
Phone.
SH UTTERLY, JOHN Lot 4
sec. 1 and 12, E 45.50 cha. N.
block 3, Polk’s Add to Willa-
E 5 chs. S. E. to a pt. 7 50
mina. Tax
......
.......
$
75
chs. tv o f S. E. cor. of N. W.
1-4 o f sec. 7, E. 7.50 chs. s 2.26
|
J.
M.
GRANT,
chs. easterly to a pt 1.62 chs.
S o f N. E. corner o f I), Me-
Sherriff and Tax Collector.
Donald d i e , S 36.60 chs. W
40.74 chs. S 1.86 chs S 67 de­
grees W. 21.02 chs. N 49.40
chs W. 40 chs. to p ob (ex 240
Item izer fo r artistic job work.
acres) sec’s 7-18, twp 6 S. R3.
w , sec. 12, twp 6, S R 4 W
ton. 272.80 acres. Tax . .4 48.7»|
BRE-S1E, M. J.— Lota 33-34-35-
C. R. Canfield
From your own
negatives.
blorlts I’ and Q, First addition
to halls City. Tax ............... $ 6.96 Have your films developed by an
expert photographer. Prices as
BREWSTER. MRS. A E.— Lots
1-2-3-4-5, block 2, Powell’s Ad­
j low as is consistent with good
dition to Monmouth. Tax. ..$ 16.24 work.
Postage paid on mail or­
BROWN, L. D .-W e s t 1-2 o f E.
d er«.— (J. B. Stone, photograph­
1-2, o i.S E 1-4. of N. E. 1-4,
er, Dallas.
of sec 10, twp. 7 S.R. 4 W,
con. 10 acres. Tax ........ J
1.80 :
BKOWN, J. G., et al - 1-4 in.
in the following S 1-2 o f lot 1
block 18, Dallas Tax ....
BUSH, F. P .-L o ta 5-8. block
Baker’ s Addition to Indepen­
dence. Tax
.................. $
CO LLINS, J. H.— Lot 3, block
1, Hall's Addition to Indepen­
dence. Tax
...................... $
DAVIDSON, J. H .—Twenty-five
hundredths o f an acre. Sec. 8,
twp. 5, S. R 5 w. Tax
$
DORN8IFE, I .U L U - E l- 2 o f lots
Parental Sympathy Needed.
Pastor Bussell next declared that In­
crease o f knowledge of facta will bless
both parents and children.
Parents
should learn that their mental states
birth-mark their children—either favor­
ably or unfavorably. It requires much
training to work out of the child’s dis­
position what wus inbred at birth.
£
weighty responsibility rests upon
parents respecting prenatal influences.
With what loyalty to God and right­
eousness should the procreative powers
be exercised! What care should the
father use te surround the mother
with every good mental Influence dur­
ing gestation! What a different world
we would live in. if parents lived up to
these principles!
“ Brethren, W het Shell We D # r
Then the Pkstor demonstrated from
Scriptures that life Is God’s gift, de
signed for the sinless. Adam waa con
demned, or dimmed, as soon as he
became a transgressor; and all his race
were born in the same condemned con
dltiou. The question Is, How shall we
get free from that condition?
The Bible answer Is. that God had
compassion on our ruce, and provided
the Savior. The Redeemer will have
the right to restore to perfection Adam
and all his posterity desirous o f re­
turning to God. The Message respect­
ing this merciful arrangement is called
the Gospel.
“Tim*« of Restitutien."
All desirous of returning to God's
favor must be restored to that physical
perfection In which Adam was before
he sinned.
When recovered, those
who stand the tests of loyulty and
obedience shall receive everlasting life
through Jesus Christ, whose sacrificial
death opened up the way.
The Pastor then stated that only
recently have Bible students discerned
how confused our forefathers were
respecting the Divine Plan—through
their neglect of the Bible for fourteen
hundred years. They see flow that
Jesus, the Apostles uud the Prophets
tuught that Gods time for dealing
with the world U future—under Men
slab's Kingdom. The thousand-year
period in which that Kingdom will
rule the world, restraining sin. chastls
lug sinners and helping the willing
and oltedleu* back to perfection. Is
‘•ailed by St. Peter “ [Years or] Times
of Restitution.” —Acts 3:19-21.
During tln>se Times of Restitution, or
resurrection. Katun will b4 bound, thut
he may no longer deceive humanity,
putting darkness for light and light
for darkness. Sin blinded eyes shall
be opened, slid sin-denf eurs unstopped
The Message of Gist's Lirve shall be
made known world-wide.
God’s Dealing W it h the C h u ro h .
The Pastor then showed the differ
enoe between God's plan of salvation
for the Church and that for the world
God desires that the Church shall con
slst of a very speHal elass. zealous for
righteousness aud everything pleasing
In IT!« sight
He has Is^uied a special
cull, therefor**, and has pfc*scrlbed spe-
elal terms for the Church.
All these must have the spirit, dis­
position. that Jesus had They must
walk In Fils ste|>s. the way of the
lie s
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III
In the Circuit Court o f the state o f Oregon, for Polk County.
Summons f r Publication in foreclosure of Tax Lien.
Edgar M. Brown, plaintiff
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James M. brown. A lice Brown. Al- |
vin R. Brown, Liddie Brown. George F.
Brown, Nina Brown. Lillian M. Thacker. I
Reuben Thacker, Jessie W itt. Grover Witt. I
Stella Fisk. H. H. Fisk. Maggie Brown. I
Pearl Griner, - — — Griner. J. G. Brown. '
---- —Brown. Thomas Lyons, Julia Ly- I
ons and Jane Cist, defendants.
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To Lillian M. Thacker. Reuben Thacker. Grover W itt. J. G. Brown, and -
Brown (w ife o f J. G.
Brown) the above named defendants.
IN the name o f the state o f Oregon: You are hereby notified that Edgar M. Brown, the holder of
1 Certificate o f Delinquency numbered 116 issued on the 24th day o f October, 1910. by the tax coilect-
>r o f the county o f Polk, state o f Oregon, for the amount o f one and nine one hundreths (11.09) dol-
are, the same being the amount then due and delinquent for taxes for the year 1909, together with
tenalty. interest and coats thereon upon the real property assessed to you. o f which you are the
iwner as appears o f record, situated in said county and state, and particularly bounded and de­
scribed as follows, towit: The south half o f the northeast quarter o f the southwest quarter o f sec-
ion 12, in township 7 south, range 6 west o f the Willamette meridian, in Polk county, state of Ore­
gon. containing 20 acres o f land.
You are further notified that said Edgar M. Brown has paid taxes on said premises for prior or
subsequent years with the rate o f interest on said amounts as follows:
1910
Tax Receipt
No.
D A TE P A ID
years tax
Feb.
16
1911
227
Rate o f
In ter’at
AM O U NT
91
80
15 per cent
X-
1911
March
1
1912
1003
93
20
15 per cent
1912
March
13
1913
2033
93
10
15 per cent
Said defendants above named as the owners o f the legal title o f the above described property as
he same appears o f reoord. and each o f the other pers4ins above named are hereby farther notified
hat Edgar M. Brown, plaintiff, will apply to the Circuit Court o f the county and state aforesaid for
i decree foreclosing the lien against the property above described, and mentioned in said certificate.
And you are hereby summoned to appear within sixty days after the first publication o f this sum­
mons exclusive o f the day o f said first publication, and defend this action or pay the «mount due as
ibove shown together with costs and accrued in'erest and in case o f your failure to do no, a de­
cree will be rendered foreclosing the lien o f said taxes and coets against the land and premises
ibove named.
This summons is published by order o f the Honorable J. B. Teal, judge o f the county court of the
itate of Oregon for the county o f Polk, and said order was made and dated the 13th day o f August.
1913, and the date o f the first publication o f this summons is the 14th day o f August 1913.
A ll process and papers in this proceeding may be served upon the undersigned residing in the
state o f Oregon, at the address hereafter mentioned.
BKOWN * S IBLE Y.
Address, 610 Mill street. Dallas, Oregon.
Attorneys for the Plaintiff
Here Are Good Reasons
WALK-OVERS set the styles for shoes. Thev
are always first to shflw new patterns in full
range of sizes.
They always look well, fit well and wear well- this
is why W A L K -O V E R S are the chosen footwear o f
the world.
L et us fit you in the easy, comfortable W A L K -
O V E R way. Come in and see the shoes men wear
all over the globe.
Our windows show shoes you will like at the price
you want to pay.
DALLAS SHOE STO R E
Phone 513
MRS. J. C . GAYNOR, Proprietor
Itemizer Ads Bring Quick Results
Better Than Spanking
D eliciou s H o t
Biscuits fo r
D in n er;
»wuie
their battle Is the same that the world
will have In the next Age Then will
be flic world’s ti ne for m c a p ill the
condemnation. In*perfection - damns
tion—resulting from Adam's sin.
Rate o f
Interest
Amount
1910
t
Should Convince Every Dallas Reade.
Adding
Here is a new price on a compe­
tent idder. On a machine that li
rapid, full-sized and infalible.
The very latest machine, built
by men who know, in one of the
largest metal-working shops.
It is an individual Adder, to be
placed on one's desk, close to one’s
hooks and papers. To take the
place of the central machine re-
quring skilled operators.
It Is also intended for offices and
stores where costly machines are av
luxury.
PROOF
Is a Hard Battle.
In the Circuit Court o f the state of Oregon for Polk County.
L. D. Brown, plaihtiff
\
vs.
V
Wm. Landers, a n d ------- Landers, his wife. ’
Richard Landers, a n d ------- —his w ife: and I
Fannie Cottell. widow, defendants
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To all the above named defendants.
| N the name of the state of Oregon. You
___ __________
_ __
. ________
are hereby
notified
that L. D. ' Brown, the holder o f Cer-
tlftcate o f Delinquency Numbered 11C issued on the 24th day o f October. 1910. by the i * x Collect-
or o f the county u t Polk.State o f Oregon, for the amount o f ooe «*»4 nine hundredths (11.(4 ) dollars
the same being the amount then due and delinquent for taxes for the year 1909 together with penalty’
interest and coats thereon uv>on the real property assessed to you, o f which you are the owner as ap­
pears o f record, situated in said county and state, and particularly bounded and described as fallows
towit. The northwest quarter o f the northwest quarter o f the southeast quarter o f Section 12 in
township 7 south, ranee 6 west o f the Willamette meridian, in Polk County, Oregon.
You are further notified that said L. D. Brown has paid taxes on amid premises fo r prior or sub­
sequent years with the rate o f interest on said amounts as follows!
of
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Is None Righteous, No, Not On*.
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Coats, Suits and Dresses
Notice.To Creditors.
V O T lC E is hereby given. that I. the undersigned
administrator, have been appointed adminis­
trator o f the estate o f Lucy E. Rowel!, decease 1.
by theiounty court o f Po'.k County, Oregon. All
persons having: claims ngainiit na'd estate are re­
quired to present the srme to the' unders'ened at
the law office o f Ed. F. Coad in Dallas. Oregron,
on or before six months from the ‘ late of this no­
tice, itemized and verified as required by law.
F R A N K RO W ELL.
Administrator o f the estate
o f Lucy E. Rowell, deceased.
Ed. F Coad
Attorney for estate.
OF CRIMINALITY
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MRS. CHAS. GREGORY Prop.
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Spanking will not cure child­
ren o f wetting the bed, because
it is not a habit but a dangerous
disease. The C. H. Rowan Drug
Co., Dept. 1459, Chicago. III.,have
discovered astrictly harmless rem-
j edy for this distressing disease
and to make known its merits
j they will send a 50c package se­
curely wrapped and prepaid abso-
j lutely Free to any reader o f The
’ Itemizer. This remedy also cures
I frequent desire to urinate and in-
1 ability to control urine duringthe
I night or day in old or young. The
1C. H. Rowan Drug Co. is an Old
Reliable House, write them today
| for the free medicine.
Cure the
then tell your neighbors and
friends about this remedy. Fl-14
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