Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, January 07, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextReal Estate For Sale ti ... 4 ... . tam nf m v numerous t"r rains in Real KauUe. I lo hsve lor sale s list of residence property that il very desirable at the price; also, can im;uiiiuhjj " trade U you waut to go to some other aute. 83 acre Houae and barn, fenced, a map. I 1,200 20 acre Good buildings, orchard, etc... 1 1,100 100 acre Fine place, new 10-room houae I 3,000 80 acre Bnlldlnita. ttock, Implement,.. !, 271 acre Well Improved farm, Benton Col 5.000 va acre-Fine farm, well Imp. " " 117,000 102 acre Near Perrydale, line land, no buildiugi . 106 acre 0 plow land, fine farm I 4,300 120 acre Fine ImproTed ralley farm... ! 6,000 m am im1t rivpr hattnm land, in Marion county'. ' .00 92 acre Well Improved farm, on Little Luck ia mate l00" 102 acre-Well improved, Little LuckU mute 1 15 acre Fruit farm near Ballaton I 1.300 253 seres North end Polk county, well Improved W.2S5 192 acre Farm, 20 hop, 30 timber, rent farming 800 acre-Fine foil, 100 bottom land under plow I 100 acre Oood building, 60 plow land. .1 3,000 200 acre Well improved, hill land, 90 cleared 6,000 400 acre Near LewUville, 110 per acre...! 4,000 647 acre 150 plow land, buiMiiiK, etc., per acre 1 10 acre Fruit ranch, buildings, etc f 1.250 16X acre Near Ballnton , a fine farm ... .1 8,tt 2J&scre-5mIles west of Dallas, sl7.... I 1,M5 IS acrw Suburban fruit tract I 6U0 20 acres Suburban fruit tract I 600 0 ere-Frult land, with buildings f 2.000 Your for Business, H. G. CAMPBKI.L. INDEPENDENCE I MONMOUTH Railway. FROM INDEPENDENCE. ro DALLAS. Train No. 65. Leave Independence daily, 6:00 a. m.i IV. Monmoum,e:l5a. m.; ar. uaiiaa, a;w a. m. Train No. 69. Leave Independence, dally, 11:05 a. m.; Iv. Monmouth, 11 :20 a. in.; ar, Dal las, 11:45 a. m. Train No. 71. Leave Independence, dally, 6:15 p. m.; Iv. Monmouth, O. 'AI p. m.; ar. Dallas, 6.46 p. m, FOB AIHLII. Train No. 66. Leave Independence, dally, 7:30 a. m.; lr. Monmouth, 7:40 a. m.; ar. Alrlle, l.m. Train No. 72. Leave Independence, daily, 3:30 p. m.; Iv. Monmouth, 8:50 p. m ; ar. Alrlle, 4:25 p. in. rO MOMMOUTB OKLT. Iave Independence, dally, 2:15 p. m. FROM DALLAM, roa mnircMniNc. Train No. M. 1've Dallaa, daily ex. Mitnday, 8: . in.; Iv. Monmouth, v.uos.m.; ar. iuile peudeuce, it:15 a. m. Train No. 100. Lv. ImUaa. Hunday ouly, 6:55 a. m.; ar. Indepeuilenee, 7:ai a. m. Train No. 6n. Iave Dallak. dally, 1 p. m : lv Monmouth, 1:25 p. in.; ar. lndeiidene, 1:40 p. m. (Tlil train counecta at Monmouth lor Alr lle.) Train No. 70. Leave Dallas, dally, 7:35 p. m.; Iv. Monmouth, 8 p. in.; sr. Independence, a. 15 p. m. FROM AIHI.IE. Train No. C7. Iave Alrlle, dully, t a. m.; lv. Monmouth, :M a. m.: ar. Inilriwiidi-iiee, :.' a. m. (I his train connects at Mouinoutb for Dallas.) Trnlli No. 73. Leave Alrlle, dally. 5:05 j. n Iv. Mouiuoulh, 5:4u p.m.; ar. Iudeiiileii'e, V..NJ p. 1U. FROM MONMOUTH ONLY. Leaves Monmouth lor Indepeuilenee, d ,t 2:50 p. in. COURT HOUSE NOTES Items of Interest From the Records In the County Offices. PROBATE. Estate of Margaret UidJell, de ceased estate admitted to probate William Rlddell appointed admlnls trator. Estate of Mary Add Slmpkins, de ceased final account set for bearlD February 8, at 10 a. m. Estate of II. B. Simpkius, deceased final accountset for hearing Febru ary 6, at 10 a. m. REAL ESTATE. A H Bafdwin to C N Baldwin, acre, 1 9 8, r 5 w, 500. United States to Nellie E Grant, 40 acres, 1 8 b, r 7 w, patent. S K Crowley et ux to J W Edgar et ux, 5 acres, t 7 s, r 4 w, $500. COMMISSIONERS' COURT. Petition of E. G, White and 20 others for the vacation of a portion of the Elizabeth Snyder county road granted Ordered that County Clerk advertise for bids for publishing notice of sale of property for delinquent taxes. The petitions for change of bound aries of School Districts Nos. 15, 33, 57 and 60 were denied. Ordered that W. E. Williams be notified to remove his fence from the Adolrh Aebi county road within 30 days. Ordered that the steel bridge at Falls City be accepted from the con tractor, $100 be reserved from the con tract price to pay for puinting the same. CLAIMS ALLOWED. SALARY AND FKKS. E Richter CO 00 T Ford 65 00 Ed F Coad 100 00 II C Seymour 138 00 CS Graves 100 35 Mrs Ruth Gruves 62 50 EM Smith 136 49 A F Toner C5 00 II I! Cosper 27 00 Milo Woods CO 00 JEBeezley C2 60 J M Grant 115 23 DrWSCary 54 CO CURE YOUR KIDNEYS Why will people continue to suffer the Koniea of kidney complaint, backache, urinary disorders, lameness, headaches, languor, Why allow themselves to be come chronic invalids, when a certain cure is offered them? JJoan's Kidney Pills is the remedy to j UNA. lieAIINA it tfivi.a l,k it... Li.l..o.,u tt. help they need to perform their work. I If von Imvn anv ovi.n ,.,.. mr ilml' "1 symptoms of kidney, 'wases, cure your self nn,"'iiore diabetes, dropsy or murium diHoaso sets in. Mrs. L. Jlodson, of 717 Aura 8t. Pendleton, Ore., ftuvs: "I just as en thUNjHstically endorse Doun's Kidney Pills today as I did nearly three years Hgo. Thev relieved nieof kidney trouble wmcn nun Dotiieri'd me lor a consider able time. There was nulling pains across the small of my back and down through my kidneys, which were nugr: vated by colds which settled in the back and loms and caused an awful lameness This was my condition when I began taking Iran's Kidney Pills. This rem edy banished the backache and pains through the loins, regulated the kidney secretions and removed every avmptoni of the trouble, From that day" to tint there has been no recurrence, ami I give I loan's Kidney Pills all the credit. 1 consider them to bo the lxt kidney remedy procurable and recommend them w henever the occasion mint's, " For sale by all dealers. Price 60 cents Foster-Milhurn Co., Buffalo, N. V.,sole agents for the United State. Keinember the name I loans and take no other. COFFEE I TEA SPICES BAKING POWDER CL0SSET4DEVER3 KMIU.NO. Ohl.0 i HO ADS AND BRIDGES. CL Hubbard $ .75 D A Hodge CO 38 W J Burns 7 25 RRRIggs 7 50 E Plaster 114 93 Zlm Hlnshaw 12 50 A E HoisingtoD 7 50 Salt Creek Lumber Co 20 30 0& W Sewer Pipe Co 1180 Marlon County 2CG 83 P S Easterday & Co 4500 00 II J Ellis 3 50 RFLoo 54 60 Ivie& Payne 5 65 Fowle 15 39 Wm. Fudge 11 50 Ira Yocom 3 00 J McDanicl 3 90 J B Nesmith 4 50 WHCudlc 108 II M Wade & Co 35 2'J P E Compton 46 25 E A Pngenkopf 4C 4N HVoth 7 50 J N Jones 175 00 James Mlddleton 13 82 A SampHon 115 00 Percy Hitdley , 187 25 J H Mulkey 106 32 GSNelson 4G 00 Chester Guthrie 107 50 JBoydston 78 75 GW Chapman 67 20 CW Beckett 10 50 Capital Imp. Co 7 50 Ralph Savery 115 00 O H Crawford 12 50 Thomas Strain ;.. 120 00 Clarence Whitman 50 00 Gilbert & Patterson 28 75 PAUPER ACCOUNT. DOMeador...., 1100 Mrs 8 E Robinson 12 00 A R South wick 28 75 JKNeal 1018 RL Chapman 25 00 MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSE Ross E Moores, supplies 3 75 Glass & Prudhomme, supplies. 110 75 Obherveb, printing 37 50 F J Coad, supplies 37 05 C H Morris, repairs 4 00 U S Loughary, supplies 3 1 Itemizer, printing 7 60 Willamette Valley Co., lights. . 33 30 Belt& Cherrincton, supplies.. 4 45 r-i.tUr.ir Before fowls .siv ;:. pens they should i.v ; dressing of RUlpImr o sectkide to kill the .tr;-.i l i faUeuin tf!vc:i il thnrou Ko;ne oilier In vonaiu. This particularly essential, an the fowls kept In coops have no opportunity to combnt these pests. Laying hens ant other fowls should be provided with dust baths, but when fowls are placed in close confinement for fattening It is not feasible to provide baths. Clean!! ness is of the utmost Importance for these confined fowls. J he coops or cages of fattening fowls should not be allowed to become filthy; neither should they be too hot In summer or too cool In winter. Inbreeding and Vigor. . The fancier who Is striving for the blithest prizes In breeds to keen his strain pure, but keeps up the size and health of his birds by the most careful feeding aud management. But farm ers do not know hov: or cannot give this care to their poultry. It cannot be denied that there Is often much di.sap polntuient when this inbred stock is subjected to furm conditions. A fan cier lltyds It necessary to keep but four or Ave nens to one cock, while with free range and no inbreeding one cock Is sufficient for fifteen to twenty hens, with the chances for fertile eggs In fa vor of the latter. A Fresh Complexioa is preserved and produced--by Kohcrtitie, a mild, delightful trrUMtio:i. delicately fragrant, fakes the skin exmiisitcly soft: li.tnialicj crackled appearance caused !v over-dryncss) reduces the sue of enlarged pores, cleanses them, re duces inflammation and spreads an even, raili.iat ,low due to w liolrsome nourish ment of skin glands mid stimulation of flic capilLiics which u'.so feed the (kin and supply its healthful color. ikyour Druggist for a fret lump It tf HOBERTM 2 I Tsks Care of the Eggs. It Is to be deplored that one-third of the entire amount received for eggs goes into the hands of the handlers as profit. If those who produce eggs ould apply the same care and atten tion to the hens, the cleansing of the nests, caring for packing and shipping the eggs that are applied by the han dlers when they come iuto possession them more than $50,000,000 addi tional Income would go Into the pock ets of the owners of the hens. "Breaking Up" Sitting Hens. Do not half drown a sitting hen by dousing her in a barrel of water, for this will do no good. Take her gently and place her In a vacant room or pen In your laying or out house, giving her hard feed, clean, fresh water and a dust bath, and she will overcome her brooding fever and return with rcnevr d vigor to the egg business. TEA Linger longer over it; let it be steaming ""hot from the earthen pot; and the loveliest woman pour it. Yonl (rscei returns your moaer II rou don't Hit Schilling's Bsst; we pay him. I! im i hi. resui n tp fen r itisia s mm n ft of- Crockery and Notions Having heavily overstocked for the holiday trade, we find ourselves in a position where we need the money worse than we need the goods. Our bills are coming due and w 4 0NEY To quickly realize the amount necessary, we Mve inaugurat ed a great slaughter sale. Every article in the store goes at cost or less than cost Nothing reserved. For the next thirty days you will be able to buy goods cheaper than you ever bought them before. Come Early Before the Choice Goods are all gone COMPANY w RQ DALLAS, OREGON sreriTgEEHgrag: If you want a Good Barber iii.-....-niiii...ii,.iriiliiiw,.,n. Ill vvm V Shop Find the big pole and walk in. We treat you right. Lynch SWisecaryer Main Street cure any case ot Kidnev nr AA n,vQo beyond the reach of medicine. No medicine can rln mnr. Cures Backache Corrects Irregularities . Do not risk having Bright's Disease or Diabetes For Sale by BELT & CHERRINGTON, Dallas, and M. THOMPSON, Falls City. JJUNTIST. M. HAYTER Office over Wilson's ) tug Store DALLAS, OREGON. One Minute Cough Cure For Coughs, Colds and Croup. TTORNEV AT LAW B. F. JONES Office in Cooper Building. INDEPENDENCE, - OREGON Even our Grandfathera knew what BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT will do. A CONVINCING PROOF f,!h.W0.rth of . T,odi,ln the cures It can fffcet. Kverv TwVi'i UMrCS'' Snw Unlmnt know. iht it will CA I P P SKJJfi!1' .ClrrS' STRAINS, STIIT JOINTS, VUKC Kd allPALNS CO.NTRACTLD MUSCLtS USED SNOW LINIMENT 10 YEARS. rrt ifh?i t Rlchnio.nJ' Mo- "This Is to I fl fn 'll',u't1,sl. neural!. Utue biuk, tc, Avoid I all Substitutes. Thrc Sizes 25c, 50c, $1.00 BALLARD SNOW LINIMENT CO. 00-502 North Second Street. ST. LOUIS. MO. Sold and Recommended by STAFRIN DRUU COMPANY 1 itjlrW?. mmmk TTouxEy at Law L. D. BROWN Not a it y Public; Absthacts Mill Stn't't opposite Uglow Bldg. DALLAS, Oil KG ON. TTOKXKY AT LAW. Oscar Naytkk, I'pstairs In CamDbell biilldlno- Mm c. OREGON. DALLAS, DeWIti Little Early Risers The famous little Dills. ATTORNEY AT LAW J. L. Collins Main Street, Near rostoffico - OREGON DALLAS, JjENTAL 8UKGEONS Dr. H. L. TONEY ' AND n Dr S. T. DON0HOE Uglow - Bldar Mutual Phone 1301 DALLAS, - OREGON. Calls promptly answered day or night. R. L. CHAPMAN FUNERAL DIRECTOR &. EMBALMER DALLAS, I'liOiio 103 TIMBER-LANDS Fuller & Elliott Only Real Estate Arm in Polk County handling Timber Land exclusively. Don't fail to call or write if you have bave timber to sell. Office in Crider Building Dallas, - - Oreads. HOLLiSTEfVS Hacfcy Elounfain Tea Nucgels A Bnsy McJioIns for Easy Peop'i. Brings QolJen Health and Renewed Vlgtf. Bell OHKdON Mutnnl Phoiie 1806 YTTRSVS AT LAW. Siulky & Eakin, TI . .... ue oiny iviiable set or Abstract In M. I'olk county DALLAS. Offlce on Court St. OREGON. I jTTOUNKY AT LAW. N. L. LiUTLER, Offlce ovor Dallas City Bank. 1 ALLAS. OREGON. TTOHXEY AT LAW Ed. F. Coad, Offioe in Courthouse DALLAS, OREGON. FRIEND TO FRIEND. The personal recommendations of people who olive mini teacher of PIANO AND ORGAN studio, Koora No. 2, Wilson Block DAI.US ORKGON Graduate Veterinary Surgeon rntl0,'11 Inpendenee 40orZUfS PromP tended to, Give me a trial at Farmers' Feed Yard. Phone Mair, 423 Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Cures Colds. Croup and Wh&0inr Conrt ' THK ORIGINAL LAXATIVE COUGH SYUP KENNEDY'S LAXATIVE HONEY-TAB A Bpeciflo for Consllnatlon, In llrestlon Uw id Kidnev 'IYoiiMm. Pinmlpa. Ii'i-pmH. Iuipur Blood, Bad Breath. Sluecrish Hoivcis, Hache and Baekachn. Ih'a Rnolru nT.iiinlHin lValottb' lt form, SH cents a box. Genuine md bf Hollisteb Druo Coiipant, Madison, WU. LDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE THE VETfEATHER COMFORT AND PROTECTION afforded by a SLICKER! Clean -Light Durable Guaranteed Waterproof 35 Everywhere DeWitt's ffi:;f Salvo For Piles, Burns. Soi-es. FOLmnoicEr'EAn tTiis signature is on every box of the eBD"m Laxative BromoQuinine h" Uia remedy ibst cores eoW lf3TES tie Boisli THE ORIGINAL LAXATIVE iff e i if Ki J i n - J Best for ChiMren For Sale by Druggists. mm B f 1 1 S30GH SYRti? c been cured of coiktIic A u,, r-i hc.r .nn PaiiJ, D i..t . 1 . ... vuu ii iL-IIli:uvr r 1 .1 VP- rtnru -.- I 11 : else to m.iirt it ctu i- r . . . 1 L iirnrppioc m9 n . u oiajJiU iuueic or trade and com- IB ir.Tr4 w iU rrOVlnnc nierce over a im Mrt ( a i , . u "wvuj e- ji iut lMnzea world. 77Prrr.l fil AN INSTANCE. JrKfW UaOW- S ' C Wn With bought. bottJe of Ch.mb-kkl-, brought U to me and iusist.l th A I should Ute it JSj v. . ,7 surpnse u lieipovl ravu m t4 my cough." me. Four botUes of it ill IS WEca carry all the lpa.li season rvV i e8LtaV,os and fruit in w utu s w are ,s SIMONTON & SCOTT Dallas. 0rO if ii i ronUGli and CURE the LUNGS w,TH Or. Ong- mm . ,U,1U0LDS TriBff !)UTKSf!iTAK3LfX5TSPLBiii. OLD STAXD GUARANTEED SATISFACXO1 OB MONEY BXJFUNDEI"