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About Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 11, 1907)
, Ail Polk County Observer J. C. HAYTER, KDITOK AND l'UHIJSHKH, Hublinhed semi-Weekly at 11.50 per Year. Strictly in Advance. Filtered as second-clam mutter March 1, V u. at tho post otlice at Dallas, Oregon, under the Act ol Coiir res ul March :i, ISili. DAM.AH, OREGON", October 11, 1W7. The way to build up Dallas ts to pat ronize Dallas people. POLK'S FRUIT CROP. Amongthe many signs of industrial and agricultural progress in Polk county, one of tho most encouraging Is thn rapid growth of the fruit indus try in the past year. A comparison of the fruit crop of this season with that of 19UB, shows a marked Increaso in acreage, yield and value. Particu larly Is this noticeable in tho prune raising industry. The following fig ures, for which we are indebted to County Fruit Inspector J. 15. Nunn, will perhaps give a clearer insight in to the proportion of this growth during the past year than could bo gained in any other way. The total prune crop in Polk county In 1900 was 1,(150,000 pounds, which sold for an average price of cents a pound, making tho valuo of tho crop for that year $M,750. Tho Polk county crop of 11)07 amounted to 1,075,000 pounds. Tho valuo of this crop at an arorugo price ol' 5 cents, amounts to $83,7fi0. Tho gain in one year's timo is, according to these statistics, as follows: Increaso in crop, (ftft.QOO pounds; Increaso in selling price, 1 J cent a pound; increase in valuo of total crop, $47,000. Tho larger portion of tho prune crop of Polk county is grown and dried in the immediate vicinity of Dallas. It is estimated that tho output of prunes from this locality amounts to fully two-thirds of tho entire crop of the county. The estimated output in pounds from each of tho prima driers in tills vicinity follows: H. P. Kimball 205,000 M. M. Ellis 110,000 11. L. Chapman 117,000 O. H. Cobb nn.ono Isaac Dyck :io,O00 Henry Voth 90,000 II. 8. Jlutz 00,000 James Hlliott 75,000 Hugh Hayes 05,000 Knns Histrs 50,000 Percy Iilbbnrd 42,000 DOUBT 12 CENT SALES Prominent Hop Buyers Declare 10 Cents Is Top Price on Crops Not Already Contracted. R. E. Williams and E. C. Kirkpat rick, both of whom are recognized as authorities on questions concerning the condition ot the hop market, are exceedingly skeptical as to the reported 12-cent hop sales in the Independence district. Mr. Williams says that the maxium price in the hop market at the present time is 10 cents, and that the reported 12 cent sales were all on Spring contracts. Mr. Kirkpatrick agrees with Mr. Williams. "The market today," he says, "stands at from 9. J to 10 cents for legitimate trading, and anything above that is mere speculation. I talked with many of the prominent hop contractors in Portland yesterday, and this is the common opinion among them." Aside from the reported sales at Independence, there has been nothing in the Polk county hop market this week. EVERYONE HELPS LIBRARY Hundreds of Tickets Are Being Sold For Big Benefit Dinner. Tickets are selling rapidly for the big benefit dinner to be given for the Public Library at Woodman Hall on Thursday evening, October 17. This is going to be a social event of no small importance, for tho representa tive men and women and young people of Dallas will be in attendance. The dinner will prove what good cookery we can produce, and the feast will be enlivened by beautiful music. Eilers Piano Houso is going to send down one of their finest talking ma chines, with their best records.and one of their men having them in charge will give ono of tho best concerts over heard in Dallas from S to 9 p. m. Din ner will be served from 5:30 to 8, thus accomodating everyono's dinner hour. There will be but ono charge, 00 cents, for both entertainments; chil dren, 25 cents for both. The ladies arc counting on at least, 300 people, but the number will probably run over that. No need to dwell on tho worthiness of the cause, for everyone in Dallas knows what tho Public Library means to tho town. What Aib You? Do you ne.ilc, tired, despondent hive frwiifiit !.:.-. inches, con ted tiin.L'iie, .r 0 I ail ta.-io i: moriiiuK, - heart burn." ip.-l.-iiii.(? of gas, aei.l riiiii' in throat after eating, stomach gnaw or burn foul breath, dizzy "'Hs. I""'r r vamUe a:;iel,te. nausea al times and khi'Jrcd s ;,i;jto;ns? If yoTKve any considerable number of thiKahove ?wir'toms you fronryiious.iHsAfctfpid I've. M, !!,...! TVw-v,.rv is HK.iie llll of the t V:.1i.:Me '! medical ' l'l IP I'' are suffering liver with mui- 1 llll of tit" H'e- t !ri;p'i)1e ;nt ciire of tnTh atiiioi iiiiim!tf.jilt.fflt- u ls eilicient liver ! 'rator. stomach tonic, bowel rtf'iWu. ! nerve streii'-'thener. The "lin'iieu ..le.iical Discovery "is not ft patent m.-diciiie or secret nostrum, a full li.-l of as ingredients being printed on its liiitlle v, rapper and attested undei oath. A glance at its formula will show that it contains no alcohol, or harmful !ia!it-fortniii drifts. It is a fluid extract made with pure iriplc-rclined glycerine, of pmoer st!'en'4-h. from the roots of t!if following ntUive American forest plants, viz.. Golden Heal root. Stone root, Black Clierryliai'l;, Queen's root. IJIoodroot, and Mandrake root. The f.illo-.viiitf lcadinjr medical authorities. aniom,' a Imit of others, ex "01 """"' nn.is for tin-flirt! r j n -t such ailments as the BluVHSVraiilcaisliiilieiite: I'lor. it. iihi uiu.uw, m n'nf .li'-ii, i-niui Med. Collctfis, I'hila.: Prof. 1 1 " w.w.d. v. D..U f I'niv.of i'a.: Pmf Kilv.'iu it' 11. .1.. I II .f li:ilnii'ni:inll Med. College, i hi.-aV.,': Prof ' lulu 1 Kinir. M. I'-. Author ol Ami-r.ea.ii l'i-i;enator.v; I'rof. Jno. M. S.-mT ...... i 11 ..1 ...irnf Sm-eilie Medicines; Pro! 1 iic'.ii.lmMm. M. !.. Med. Iiept. I niv.ol v v ii-,,r I'ml.'v Kllinirwood. M. I)., Au'iior m'. i..,i,,.,. .....i i.,,r in Iti'inii'tt Medi cal C.llee,.. Ciiieairo. Send name and ad dress on IWa! Card to Dr. li. V. Pierce, liuf fl,. V V nnrl i...i-i.vi frrt lmoldet irlving ninii'K from ivriliiiirsof all the above medi cal authors and many ol hers enuorsliiK. In t he stronircst noviihln terms, each and every tn- trrciicat of which "Oolden Jledlcal inscov I n.k.u f in-. Pierce's IMcasant Tellets reifulatr- and Invitforaie stomach, liver and bowels, rtier mm- he used In conjunction with "tTolilen Medical Discovery" if bowels arc much con Mluatil They're tiny and suifar-coated. The Snappiest Sack Suits for Young Men Shown in Town Found. Found in Dallas, a lady's watch Apply to William Grant. Total . . .1,079,000 Eight hundred ami ninety thousand pounds of prunes, valued at $i t.fiOO, havo already been shipped from Dallas. Tho total value of the rruit crop for 1:107, comprising fruits aside from prunes, such as apples, pears, peaches, plums, and small fruits is $:t0,0()0. Adding to this tho valuo of tho prune crop, tho entire fruit crop for tho season of 1!)07 may be reckoned at the handsonio total of $11,1,500. Among other kindnesses of the last legislature was tho abolishing of pub lication of tho delinquent tax lists in the county papers. It will now bo much easier to part a property owner from his lauds or homo if ho gets be hind on his taxes. Publication has reduced tho delinquent tax sales to almost nothing. It was time lochungo the system ami play Into the hands of tl. .,r..f ..... ... i-ivi. anivii;ii ui.-iu,ie 8narp.--Muletn Journal. Hultwasllled in the United States Circuit Court, Tuesday afternoon, by the Oregon Washington Lumber Manufacturers' Association against the- 1IIII and Harriman lines, asking for an Injunction restraining the rail roads from putting into execution tho advanced tariffs on Kastern lumber shipments from this coast, November 1. Judge Wolvoiton entered an order citing the railroad companies to ap pear in court October 21 and show cause why an injunction should not issue. Iu the death of Anthony Xoltncr, Oregon loses a citizen who was long prominent in political and public life. Perhaps no man in the state had a wider personal acquaintance. He always took an active interest in poli tics, and his memory ..f men. dates and events in the political history of Oregon was little .short of marvelous. He was a man of line social qualities, and lived a clean and blameless lite! rnclcToney's kindly ways endeared him to all. and he will be greatly missed by the people of Oregon, and especially by the tnembeisof the print ing fraternity. INDEPENDENCE. O. M. Johnson, of Salem, visited here this week. Carl Hcrron, of Salem, is visiting in town this week. Mrs. K. M. Young was a Salem visitor, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs, C. E. Moore are Port land visitors this week. Hon. J. S, Cooper returned from a visit with his daughter at Tacoma, Sunday. Mrs. Lottie Dorris and Mrs. D. Davidson havo returned from a visit in Portland. Local talent will present tho drama, "A Crazy Idea" at the opera house Saturday evening. . Ernest Johnson and family havo gono to liakcr City, where they will mako thoir homo. Mrs. W. W. Ireland, of Corvallis, has been visiting at the homo of her parents, Mr. ami Mrs. It. J. Taylor. Misses Mabel Portcrlleld and Lorena Sperling havo gono to Mt. Angel, where they will attend tho Academy this winter. A reception was tendered llev. San ford Snyder and family, Saturday evening, by members or the church. Kev. Snyder is the new pastor, and preached his first sermon hero Sunday. Milk Cow For Sale. Good milk cow for sale. Ciimi:u, Dallas. C. L 10-8-tf Wanted. Fresh eggs, butter and young chick ens wanted at the Dallas Hotel. We will pay you cash. 9-3 tf Cider Apples Wanted. Cider apples wanted. For partic ulars, write Ingham inegar Co., CI Albina Ave., Portland 9-(i-8t For Kent. Si.x acres, just outside city limits; good house and barn. W. M. Elliott, Mutual phone 12-tfi, Dallas. 10-1-tf For Sale. mares, each A team of mares, each weighing 1350 pounds. Inquire of I. A. May, ltowcliffo farm, Bell phone -lot. tf For Sale. For sale cheap, if taken soon, one half acre iu East Dallas. House and barn. Inqnireof James li. Embree. 10-1-Ht Wheat Wanted. New 1907 National bicycle with coaster brake to trade for wheat at market price at Loo Smith's Cyclery. 9-3-tf $100,000 to Loan. I want to loan $100,000 at six per cent on improved farm lands in Polk county, in sums of $250 to $5,000. 8-20-tf J. L. COLLINS. BUSINESS LOCALS. Dr. Hayter. Dentist. Olllce over Wilson's Drugstore. Dallas. Oregou. Apples Wanted at Salem. Tho Gideon Stolz Company will receive shook apples at their factory, paying $0 per ton, hauled in sacks; sacks returned. 9-10-15t For Sale. 9 acres of land belonging to the Embree heirs. Located 4 mile south of Willamette Valley sawmill. Annlv to John li. Embree. 7-23-tf For Sale. 37 acres of good land, line location, 011 county road, one mile east of court house, l or niirticuliirM imiilv r,-v sj 1? . L..... U .11 . . U-li-tl 3 IS HI IS in 13 IS IS! I? IS IS $ $ IS IS IS you will find here in such a varied assortment of "nifty" models and fabrics that we feel safe in saying that we can gratify the taste and purse of every young man who cares for the latest and best there is in Suits and Overcoats. Michaels -Stern Fine Clothing For Young Men takes first place with thous ands of "finicky" young fel lows, because it cannot be distinguished in a single de tail from expensive to-order-made clothes. Come see f or yourself. Fall SacK Suits for Young Men, $12 to $30 Get Your Fall Overcoat Now And Be Prepared For The First Chilly Weather in all the approved styles and 1 abnes now being snown m ichaels-sterN ine snops 01 iew i orK uny s swell custom tailors. FINE CLOTHING MICHACL. TI"N 4 CO. MOCHtW, N. 1. Here you can see every new style worth seeing and be able to make a selection that will satisfy you as much as the most expensive gar ment you could have made-to-measure. Our stock of noted Priestly Cravenette Fall Overcoats that we offer for your in spection this season far sur passes anything in the over coat line that has ever been offered in this market before. Everyone is a model of correction. l " V ? I '!:'! I ' si j- tm I r I ' 1 4T I , f if " i It I KV u We Also Have the Swellest Topcoats, $13.50 to $30 MICH AELS-GTERfJ FINE CLOTHI N G uicHntLS, arcRN 4 co. nocHcTcn, N. , 8 IS IS $ IS IS IS IS 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 FALL FOUR-IN-HANDS Beautiful colorings in exclusive designs, 75 cent values, only Socts. in e Ugiow Clothing House LEADERS IN MEN'S CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS MILL STREET, j j DALLAS, OREGON Real Estate For Sale. It is not Economy Ketini'dy, Eust Dallas. Lost. Lost, iii Dallas, pair of lady's sit'rlacli's, gold bows, l'li'aso return y 2t tf to this ofliee. :IC goats and i, Itoute I, Dallas. (ioats f;or Sale. kids. 1). D. I'KTKHS, 1 17-tf shares. Sheep l or Kent. I have Cotswold ewis to let out on Sami-ki. Ouit, lliekreall. Ore. s-;io-tf Men Wanted, launlieryard and mill hands. Wir.- Ii.amitti: u.i.nv Li-MHKit (.'o., Dallas, ... in -1-4C W ood Wanted. Wanted, six eords of good, grul.oak woimI, immediate delivery. Apply at this olliee. " Shingles For Sale. A earload of Star A Star shingles rooeived this week hv the S..m'rv lu-l-tf f-or Sale. Modem, new, story and one half house, near l'ostotliee. $i,i.hm eash ; halanee, terms to suit, purchaser' Address, 1'. (). !ox eity. 8-13-tf For Sale or Trade. My home plaee in Dallas is for sale or will trade it for Portland property 1- ive acres of land, half in orchard (lood io-rooiii house, burn and out huildinps. 9 tf C L. HnuiAiu.. Farmers, Attention! We ltotlf. are now prepared to furnish hoth h and Dr esse:! I.nnihi.r .-.f ..11 kinds to the local trade. Mill located one mile from Bridgeport, on (J rant l-ircii. x Ol K l lllM V ,15 tr Ik-low arc just n few of my numerous l.nr-1 unins in Kciil Kr-tate. I also have for sale a list of re i.lence property that is very (U-sirahle at I tlio priees; iiIm), can aecommodate yon on a tra.le if you want to go to some other slate. s.l neres House anil bam, fenced, n snap. $ 1,-JOO 10 neres (hio.I buil.lin?s, oreharil, etc.. J 1,1(0 1(H) acres Fine pluee, new 10-room housi f 3,0tm 80 acres UuililiuKS, stock, implements, f :i.ii()0 271 acres Well improved farm, Kenton Co$ 5,000 1.2 acres Fine (arm, well imp. " "flT.UDO li'.-." acres Near Pcrrydnle, line land, no iiuiniinRS ciso lim acres-Fine home, real health resort. . J 2,500 liM acres so plow land, a tine farm J 4,500 120 acres-Fine improved valley farm... f 0.000 Vt acres -35 cult., river bottom land, in Marion county $ 1,000 ; acres Well improved farm, on Little l.uckiamute t 000 102 acres-Well improved, Little I.m-kia- i"ui f 1,500 15 acres -Fruit farm near Ballston f l,.5oo 253 acres North end I'olk countv. well improved si 0.5 192 acres -Farm, 20 lions. 30 timber, rest 'n"iiB , f 9,000; :lut) acres- Fine soil, 100 bottom land under ! $ 9.5C0I lfiO acres-Good biiildines. CO nlow land. .J 3.000 I !00 acres-Well improved, hill land, 90 eli'Hred 1 f 000 100 acres Near Lewisville. !0 ner acre J 4 nun 17 acrca-150 plow land, ImiMinpi, etc., per acre j- 10 acres-Fruit ranch, buildings, etc S 1050 h)s'i acres Near Hallslon, a line farm... ( 8.4.5 235 acres-5 miles west of Da las, at 7 f 1,1:45 acre8-Suburbiin fruit tract $ GI0 20 acres-Suburban fruit tract f 5o 10 acres-Fruit Ian I, with 1 uildiu;.s J 2.000 Vonrs for Ilusiness, II. (i. CAMI'BK.LL. To do the family washing at home. When you figure up the cost of water, soap, starch, extra fire and time, and most of all the mess and trouble that it makes, and compare it with our price of 6 cents a pound, washed, starched and dried and 25 cents a dozen for flat pieces, you will see that you can t afford to wash at home. Send your washing to. the Dallas Steam Laundry Phones: Mutual, 197, Bell, 203 mm THE ORIGINAL LAXATIVE COUGH SYRUP rcuKEBVS LAXATIVE H0NEYTAH tmani Bonry Bee on Every Boflfo 8td Cloy-er ! When you are in need of Lumber, Lath and Shingles Call on us. We can make you a Bottom Price on A Shingles. Dallas Lumber Co. Dallas, Oregon 15uy your legal blanks nttqis ofliee. DO YOU GET UP WITH A LAME BACK ? Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable. "M11F11 Ci) Aililivss rails City, Ore. or A sptrt- As rt rule, the loeal newspaivr earns dollars in its euiuiininii y where it takes in dimes. The editor works ulxmt Hi hours n day, for tho imMie more than for himself, and p-ts a "thank you" about ns often as does a ilray mule.-Portland Journal. Catarrh Is a constitutional diwas0 0rlKlimtlnir In Impure I.UkM un.l requiring constitutional treatment m-tlnc tlirouKh ami urifvlnK the blood for its r;l :,i ,, ,.rnm.ient cure. The greatest ivustitutUmtt remedy is Hood's Sarsaparilla In usual llijuid form or In chocolated tablets known as SarsatabS. lOOdoscstl. Nasal and other local forms ol catarrh re relieved by Catarrlets, which allay In- i tlaiiimatioa and deodorize discharge. 50c W.MU uoi si: (i. Farm For Rent. tiood farm of n; acres near Suver Tor rent. Inquire of J. . , . . l.i-vtf Wood Choppers. 1 would like to see to chop wood this I'a Mliui.i. parties wanting winter. 11. (i. 9 -17-tf i Sheep to Let. Thirty sli are ll ll Collections! i I have oivned a peneral Collection i Agency in n.-illasand am prepare,! I"- .. ii-niTuui; nr anv person lirm, desiring work in this line, reasonable commission will winigeu. our business I : fully solicited. I I- 1). lilTLKIt, lallas, Oregon. Lost. Lost near the depot in Dallas. Satur day afternoon, a folding pocket book """""'"K sum or mone printed on inside of poc r inner p ease leave at Superintendent .V'Vmonrs oft ee. in .. ... "mw i ii rails i ity reward. Ckcil Dunn Farm For Sale. (uvl 3uii-acre dairy and stix-k farm l Of ''rt. VMS' I Ready for B usmess Almost everybody who reads the news papers is sure to know of the wonderful cures made by Dr. , Kilmer's Swamp-Root, I the great kidnev. 1 i and bladder remedv. It I- .u. . - .. j c. ii .o me reai medi IT cal triumnh nf tho n.-r,o teenth century; dis covered af:er years of scientific research bv ' ri:! Marquisettes wonderfully successful in promptly cunntr lame back, kidney bladder, uric acid trou- I an,d,BI'eht s Dise. hich is the worst i V form of kidney trouble. Dr. Kilmer s Swamp.Root n( I IV i ""i'oreverythingbutifyouhavekid- 1 V A ; ney Itver or bladder trouble it will be found ") oncoy you neea. H has been tested ? In so many ways, in hospital work, in private Ti practice among the helpless too poor to pur- ; V chase relief and has proved so successful in every case that a special arrangement has Y been made by which all readers tf thfs paper i W 'ho have not aheadv tried it. ma v,,..J ill sample boti! m k : . . ' telling more about 5!wamn.D... i.. . . - .wi ciuu now to y. Name f-nd out rf you have kidney or bladder trouble ket book. hen writing mention reading this eenerous otter in this paper and send your address tn aud receive Dr. Kilmer St Co., Bine- K'C'yH- hamtnn M V tl. "tV . MIC reguiar fitty cent and Onr Kin- TToll i-l, : ?. -. --i uic x an oluciv is v rnvinrr rioi tt n-n : -i . r,i. r Every line is cornnH, I ir "W lor section. $ SnP,fni nffT. Z 7 wmtne very best grades of merchandise. m r xinuu ceineu io our magnificent line of i , t DKESS GOODS n : do.larsues are sold by all good druggrstT r,,-.r.,, ...... , "c; ip,rj "iz-iz So.;!.-,,."- - .SS.Z't? s! viO-tf " Mieep Wanted. About head of owes, wanted on tiuthrie. on French soutti of Dallas. Rivnl shares farm. CoNvrold I- A. two miles M S 3t For Sale -Moving to town One covered two-s NV anted. Fifuvn year-old bov 1,-sires work tefore and after sotux.l l,..ru .. AnIy atthisoHW. I offtT for sn!e llstancc-axle. r.-ad err at f 7 a ton .irr..l addle itnd harness fin tails City. ll)-ntf "us naie.i nav tlor', g.-y-nl in r RNK Pt 11 IK lllgitlg. F0IYSH0N1xh KILLthb couch jjQCURE the LUNGS "iOiiiiT New Discovery CONSUMPTION OUGHSand OLDS Priea 50c & $1.00 Frea Trial. Tl?Z ?Zd Quickest Cure for ai" vt l Vf D VV V! M) Vt V VI V! VI VI VI VI VI Silk Warp Poplin Knebyoulah Mohair Prunella French Voile Serge Plain Suiting Chiffon Panama ft vt Chiffon Broadcloth The ladies are inviforl frt n j . Vf v" w v-au a"u see mis fine line of To See Is to Buy. suitings. Dallas Mercantile Go. Vt $ Vt Vf Vt t vt vt V! V Vt i Successor to Ellis & Keyt VI vl w-ii iCK.