r ' ' ' i ' ' t
Pit i , fi A lne officers are live newspaper pub-
01K lOlinty UuSerVeri liters, most of them being concerted
- with interior daily papers.
J. C. IIAYTER, j With the affairs of the Association
kuitor AND publisher. , jn gucrj capable hands, and with euch
a large cumber of publishers working
together for the common good, under
a practical and brsiness-like plan of
Entered MC0D! c!f rottr Mrrh l,K-"i7.organjzatjOD jr. j3 confidently
ORGANIZE SOCIAL CLUB
I Women Will Meet For Literary Study
and To Secure High-Class Enfer-
! tainments For Dallas.
T-.
OV-TT
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Published Semi-Weekly at 11.50 per Year.
Strictly in Advanc.
t the pfito(tice at iiailss, Oregon, under the
Act of Congress ol March i, 117.
DALLAS, ORKfrOX, JasrAKY 2!. 190.
Mrs. J. H. Holiister entertained six
teen of the women
home Friday, for the purpose
It
ihe -il-cro!:riu.M aw
v'. ' !::'" :r.:- 5-
; ;-v ;--r.-t. ;-r
- L.-. V. pierce, of BuUiwO. N
.jV :. i. uovl.-ed t:ir..ako a told
i fr-'j"; us'-al cur jf.rsced
rr (- ..! :.UI-'.U IT".. iie? .1 I u
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believed that the press will cow be ve-Li..uri e .. - , eattr;
Lii. it u .v.- ,,.,i,, f.-., hour was srent and light reiresnmecis , ,:bratili
ttUIB VJ OCTXUJI I'llEU lUU HT3UIU . ... 1 J .r.C T.'. ;-; l"-V
were serveo, aii-r uiiu " - ""-"'STS - . v t; .
. 1 bis full CnOr nee. Thus too he has re-
on of its ! lornjaiorgauwauvu l EOVKVveines Iron 4E&n? 3
rr..rSpra rm nr fr'f-l'v laws, and- A uc ua.wc vuwu T.'SlrZXf CI ClVi?'..".'. CT:.-. am x
1 . 1 ftrnnnn r nh " an! the MirrvMe
the placing or the pubiisning business : --v - .
oo a profitable basis. ! is m k st t!'e b,orf of
one of the membt-rs for a social after-;
of Dallas at her ! uIkC: ui u- j. his pub.acJ brosd-
. i -. of'r to tue liO:e WOriJ. B lit-t
3d cc:rcrjvtt- i;a
j which it has been striving for so many
The way to build up Dallas ts to fat- j years, namely, the
ronize Dallas ptcpit.
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is. Thus he his Uiea w
Money Saved Here!
t of til tbe ingredients
p-xiUon of L.s widely
Vv tv? 'r.'" It. r:'"e rr. 5l
A course cf literary study L-
when the
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cure -
NEW PRESS ASSOCIATION.
If any newspaper publisher in Ore
gon had any doubts or misgivings as
to tho future of the Oregon 1'ress f ' ' ' '' n" '
Association, those doubu weie sJily jlar(;h- f percegt; sugar rne, 2.6 per
, : ., ,, .,11 oeot. St urn page values were as fol-
rernoveu at ie iu'.-viiu ucw iu
Fr-TV-rirpspntative Cnnn of Wasco
! ,-.. ...h n. will t-e taken up later
pajrs io wbk-h beendeavors to j.istify : club bas become Cra.y estall
1.1 ttt..u .,iari in th and efforts w;ll be made to
au, t fi.o i.t snAtAr T)..!r.h. The high-class eDtertainnient courses,
letter is ill-timed. Continued silenoe lecture?, etc., for the benefit of the city,
would have better become the little j Those present were: Mrs, J. H.
band of Jegislators that took part in j HoIHster, Mrs. Charles Barnes, Mrs.
tbat disgraceful affair. lEmma Belt, Mrs. IS. L, Chapman,
. i Mrs. W. V. Fuller, Mrs. E. W. Fuller.
Oregon's proportion of the lumber , Mrs. G. L, Hawkins, Mrs. Oscar Hay
cut of the United States for the year J,r. Mrs. Dr. Mark Hayter, Mrs. E.G.
1W7 was as follows : Douglas fir, 27.2 ; Kirkpatrick, Mrs. A. B. Muir, Mrs.
per oeot ; spruce 4.8 per cent ; Western w- H. McDanitl, Mrs. O. E. Williams,
Jirs. Minis teimoLton, Mrs. L. a.
Grant, Mrs. U. S. Loughary and 3Irs.
Portland last Friday and Saturday,
when more than one hundred pub
lishers representing as many news
papers of the state met and discussed
subjects of interest and importance to
the profecsion. Many counties of Ore
gon, Folk among the number, were
represented by every publisher In the
county, and there were only two or
three small counties not represented.
The business sessions were held In
the Woodman Hall at 11th and Wash
ington streets, where every care had
been taken to provide for the comfort
of the visitors. President Woodward,
of tho Newberg Graphic, proved an
Ideal presiding officer, being fair In
his rulings and demonstrating bis
ability to expedite business. The
success pf the meeting was also pro
moted by the good work of Dr.
Henry W. Coe, corresponding secre
tary ; D. W, Bath, recording secretary,
and Miss Frances Gottschall, treas
urer. The principal business of the session
was the effecting of a complete reor
ganization of tho Association. The
old constitution was abolished in Its
entirety, and a new one adopted in its
stead. Under the new system, the stat
.III a . . I m . .
win ix organized i.y counties, or
groups of counties, and these miriyr
associations will work under the juris
diction of the state association. Uy
this plan It Is hoped to secure the co-op
eratlon of every publisher iu tho staU
and to make the association an active
fofco In the promotion of the printing
business, by enabling its members
to secure fair and reasonable profits
on their labor and the capital Invested
In thelrplants. No schedule of udver
Using rates was adopted, or even sug
gested, tho mutter of prices on adver
tising and Job work being left entirely
in tno nandM of the county nrgiutl.n
lions. 1 lie assertion of n prominent
Portland daily that tho publishers had
combined to maintain n schedule of
rotes to bo charged political candi
dates was utterly without foundation.
The committee appointed by Presi
.i . , .
tions wooufiiu to iievls.) a plan of
reorganization anddrufta new cotistl-
tutlon consisted of J. 8. Dellinger, of
the Morning Astoilan ;C. H. Fisher, of
the huge no Dally Guard; B. K. Ken
nedy, or tho Baker City Evening
Jierui.j; j. u. Hnyter, of the Polk
County Observer, and Secretary H. W.
Coe. Tho report of the committee nnd
the new constitution submitted were
adopted without a dissenting voice.
Tho two days wero business diy,,
rrom start to finish, tho only entertain
ment feature being tho reception ten
dered to the visitors by Dr. and Mrs.
Coe q their beautiful new homo at
tho corner of 2.th and Lovejoy streets.
Tho reception was a brilliant soeiul
gathering, beiug largely attended by
mo visiung newspapermen, their
wives, and residents or Portland. On
Katurdayevenlng, a number of tho
editors accepted tho invitation of the
Portland Ad Club to attend a smoker
and social sesslou at tho Hotel Leuox
grill room, where a pleasant hour
was spent with tho bright young pub
licity promoters of tho iiose (,'lty.
Theonicets of tho Kdltorl.il Associu
tlon for the coming year are: J. s.
Dellinger, or tho Mo'rutng Astorlan
president; George Putman, of tho
Medford Tribune, vice-president;
Arthur Moo, of tho Hood Blver Gla
cier, corresponding secretary ; Georgo
Sclblrd. of the Union Bepubliemi,
recording secretary; Miss Filing
GotBehall. of the Portland White Bib
bon, treasurer. The truetoes are V.
Fisher, of the Kugeue Guard; G Ji'
Small, or the Baker City Democrat;
and C. I.. Ireland, or the Moro Obser
ver. It will be fern that the oftlces
are eultably dl-t ribut.d over the
state geographically, and that all of
St urn pa g
lows : Douglas fir, $ 1. 11 ; spruce, 3.00 ;
pine, fl.08.
J.C. Vg
At the meeting of the City Council
last night, the city attorney was
instructed to draw up an ordinance to 0f;.
prohibit boys under li years of age
from playing or loitering in pool and
billiard halls, and to raise the licence
joncucli establishments rrom fl2 to
$20 a year for the first table and f 15
i ror ry other table installed.
Every poultry raiser in the state :
should secure a copy of "The Poultry ;
Industry in Oregon," the latest bulle-
tin issued by the Oregon Agricultural i
College.
1 . .- ..t I ,:fi:-:.' 2 i a., c i ' -: . u'.s. ---s
L-Tvrt-r l..-:.ii. Lve ir.:r.t.i i;n it, in
t.-.: in ;'.'. a ISA si.il .vn-s-.t 'i- i : vf .l
u,r itiimxi:- rt;s c m;i,-:i e iu -ut sus.l
U5t tiS I:-, a Cv.s Mltvi ir--T. iu::r'. ro-..5
siJ &-...-3l wcr.s. if a)l the i.2-ixt
Si-1a.'; ft I'ra -,,.-, eK-uir::.g vrr ci;n;.t r
t.'js f.tr-ts trcta the writ.rc ff h-acirc
j-nctst;..R-r t.f ct.;i.ir.e. t-r.iK'r-:r.ir Oi t:t
;r. ' term, ts- h i:.d tti ry ii.ere-c-xi
c:t.:i.- 1 in Ir. I'-t-rvVs c:t.J:.-lies.
oue of i. : t'. l-t- r i.U-vi free
:, i.jr t uk s. .-1.;: S .i:r.-oa r".al can ox
t-j- ii .'.-r. t : i r. K. V. I'ieiv. Bu2aio. N. V..
iviu--;'.!:fc- tte )r.e. Fr. m this little
t... k it w.,i -- i! at It. pi.-n-fV n.i
1 .i.t- cvi.ts:.. r.-j ii.-, hit. i:an.i:.-s. n.inrU
or i r ix-tl"- in u ir i:..!:rit'as afrits
End ttst tti'. y are .. fre-r cative, c. .vic!
tiil r.ois cf y:i-it v;u-: tuo that s u e cf
t.;f r.-tt ra:1:! :e i:.rii;. r.is r.irita;r.v-J in
It. i'.m'i' s lETiriii' Pii-vr:;:iioa fi..r weak.
l.tt- u ovt r-ii :k- i. '"run-cewn." nt-rroua
!-.? d. w r n. wi re vcplorei. K r,?
j. t?:t. l.yiiir Ir.Oiins f r similar ailau-nts
t2.-.-i: a ti"-:r v It fact, cr.e cf tLe
c.t valoae'c ntnif.tiil i-'.ants entering ir.to
t.;t- i-. l.!.'.:u."i f It. rci-'i Favorite 1'rc-s-rli'tk-n
was tn-jwn to the Indians as
;aw-iv!. Cur Knewlcdt-e CI the nes
.: a few of our z ".i -i va.uaWe native, rce-
c.iii.ai j lants was e.uc-d from the liiaiar.s.
At D.aJr tip 1 y in.jirjved and exact pro
fHs, Uit " i"a"-crite 1-iwripticn is a n.ot
( "-nt UTi'.iy f, r neu'.ax'.r-e all tliewcrc
funcuti.v ci -r-i'iii.if rii-yhn-cru ins. as
ri'-iafMjs, r.'-Tfkn and riicrv.rion.
fv1 ;r,jn.ir,f "t'r.'jl f.-rtxis. tcn'r.sf up li e
r.ctvt-s aji'j t ri: e). ut a r':-f.Tt --tateot
tiuaiLb. sold by U uctleri in E-xaciiic
BUSINESS LOCALS.
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A CLEARANCE SALE THAT
WILL SHATTER ALL DECE
DENT IN LOW PRICES.
Our always strictly-adhered-to policy of "Never to pack goods away from f
one Season to the next,'' makes it imperative for us to Hasten the departure of 5
our present stock of SUITS AND OVERCOATS, before the arrival of Spring
Goods. "
We want fresh goods every Season-and not Carry Oven
This is the way it will continue to go until this Great Sale ends:
$30.00 Suits and Overcoats $22.50 $18.00 Suits and Overcoats jggQ
27.:o " " " 20.75 17-50 " " " 13!25
25.00 " " 18.75 1G-r)0 " " " 12.50
i4.oo " . 18.00 35-00 " " " U.25
22.00 - " 17.50 13.50 " " " 1025
20.00 " 15.00 v- " "' " 9.50
$10.00 Suits and Overcoats $7.50 .
BOYS' SHORT-PANT SUITS AND SMOKING JACKETS AT COST
OVERCOATS .
$3.50 to $3.75
S $5 and $6 values at
Wilson's Drug Store. Dallas, Oregon,
Dr. Hayter, Dentist. Office over; sold cheap on account of sickness
I compelling me to change climate.
(Stands close, inspection. Situated
j U'-ar the Molson hopyard 2 miles from
Bitkreall. CkxxI baled hav for sale
For sale. ! INDEPENDENCE I MONMOUTH J $4 and $4.50
2.S acres fine improved land to be! no-.i..,-.,. ! flJS and ffiS fin
FKOM INDEPENUEXCE.
2.50 to
1.75 to
2.75
2.25
For Sale.
Fine milch cow; fresh.
Campbell,
II. G-.1
l-2l-tf
For Sale.
Milk cow fresh with calf. Apply at
Veazie farm, north of Dallas. 1-7-tf
For Service.
Begistered Jersev bull for service at
Veazie farm north or Dallas. l-7-6t
For Sale.
Good organ at hair price.
of C. A. Bkxnett, Dallas.
Inquire
1-10-tf
For Sale.
Full blofxled Andalusian roisters.
.Mutual Phone 523. John JIoi.max.
Sorrel
very cheap,
Or.
Mare For Sale.
mare, 8 years old, for sale
Ilickreall,
1-21-tf
J. B. Xksmith,
Shingles For hale.
A carload of Star A Star shingles
received this week by tho Soehhen
WakkhoI'kk Co. 10-1-tf
Implements.
All parties Intending to buy imple
ments had belter net) F. J. Wagner
lie fore making their purchases.
1-17-tf.
(Juats on Shares.
About 50 goats to let out on shares,
or would sell. If let on shares would
prefer near Dallas. Apply at this
idlco. 12 20 tf
Program at Colosseum Rink.
Skating every afternoon nnd evening
at tho Colosseum link. Good uniKie
Admission, skaters, 25 cents; specta
tors, 10 cents. Friday evcnliii?'
session will be reserved for the skating
lu hi.
cheap. Address, W.
pendei:o., Boute 1.
F. Simox, Inde-1-21-St
Dissolution Notice.
j Tub IALLAS.
! Traill Xo. i.Y Leave Iuieti'lem-e dsily. 6:00
! a. iu. , lv. Munm-iuth, j:io a.m.: ar. lmilas, ii:lo
! . in.
' Train Xo. fc' U-ave Iinl.-j.einleiife. i!aily,
j li :0".a. m.: lv. Munmoutb, 11 -M a. in.; ar. Ia'i
I ins. ll:li a. in.
I Train X'). 71. I-ave Iu k-peii'lencp, dnily,
i n p. m.: '.v. MoniiiOiuh, t::.i jj. m. ar. Dallas,
d:M p. Ill,
ME AIP.MK.
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Boys' long-pant suits at actual cost.
Boys' Golf Shirts, 50c values at 35 cts.
"But it is too late to buy Winter Clothing," you say. Not a bit of it-providing the inducements
are great enough. Winter is not over by any means. We can expect plenty of cold weather-more
than likely, the coldest of the year. The reputation earned by adherence to our rule of making quality
paramount to price, has given this" store an unsurpassed reputation for reliability and square dealing.
Wagner Brothers have dissolved !-
Train Xo.
''. Lsve Inil'.'in:!e!ire. ilaiiy,
Moiuuuuia, 7:4y a. m.: ar. Aira'e.
Lcavt
') . in.: lv
partnership, and a!! i-ersons oaz t ' '"
that firm are requested to call at my JTm1;
implement stiop oo Uak street and s t-: i' UJ-
lie thfir v..ninU ..t oai-lmct .J FCK yi..VMTTH ONLY
venienw. Also all persons who have!
txils borrowed from that firm will
please return them tithe same place.
1-17-st. I". J. WAGNFI!.
Bids Wanted.
Noth-e is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the County
Court of Polk County for the furnish
ing or wood for the Court House. iQ
i o.ds of oak and 40 cords of tlr; oak
to be not less than 2 inches nor more
than G inches in diameter. Bids to be
ix-ned on the first day of February
term.
By order of County Court.
i:. M. SMITH.
l-H-"t County Clerk.
nre.iir.ily,
nr. Airhf,
Moiiin.,m!i (or Air-
Notary
Lost.
A Band Blng, supposed to have leen
ed up In a laundry bundle at I,ttuu-
liy, Saturday. Finder pleaso return
this ofllco or to Mrs. liife at
Laundry. 1-1-1-tf
Chickens for .Sale.
I have a limited number of full-
blooded Barred Plymouth Hock cock
erels and one rooster for sale. H. D.
St.uts, Monmouth B. F. D. 1, Ore-
1-10-lm
Wood For Sale.
Do you need wood? We want to
remind you that the block wood from
tho Willamette, Valley Lumber Com
pany's Hiwmill is tho Ust and cheap
est wood you can buy. if 1.75 er load,
delivered. Mutual phone H07, or leave
orders at Webster's confectionery
store.
ll-22-tf. BOWMAN BBOS.
Dr. Donohoe, Dentist. Uglow Bldg.
Boom I.
L. D. Brown, for Abstracts.
Public; typewriting.
The OasEttvEit office, wants the print
ing you are particular about.
For tho best cigars and freshest
candies, call-on Horace Webster.
Butler & Dunn will pay good prices
for furs and ielts or all kinds. l-u-4t.
Best job printing at the Observer
office In Dallas nnd the News office iu
Falls City.
Money of private parties to loan at
6 per cent on well-improved farms.
Sihlev & Eakin.
Patronize the new barber shop on
Main street. T. W. Beel, the proprietor,
guarantees first-class work.
Bai'ham & Win slow have several!
rarms tor sale, on which they will
take city property as part payment.
Box :)C7, Dallas. 1-lt-tf
W. B. Ellis, agent lor Dally Ore
gonian and Evening Telegram. Have
a daily paper delivered at your house
by tho week, month or year. No extra
charge for delivery.
If you want to save money on your
your magazine subscriptions, drop a
postal card to L. A. Matthews request
trig him to call and explain his club
bing offers with -all the leading
magazines.
I:i lon k-uct!. dai'.y, .Mo p. m.
FROM DALLAS.
FoK IMiF-1'KSUENC-K.
Train Xo. M. Leave Ia!!a. nailv ex. Sumtav.
S:.3ja. m.: lv. .Monmouth, y:.ia.iu.; ar. J lelt-l-.-uilciiie,
::' a. m.
Train So. !.!. Lv. Iiall.is. f mulav onlv, C:.V
a. in.; ar. lii'lt'iiuk'nce, 7:j.i a. in."
Train Xo. i. Ujive Iih.'.h.-. iLiily, 1 p. m.; lv
Moni,ou!li, l:i p. sr. lii'kK-i.'.U-ni-e. l:iu i,
m. ii ins irum t.jiiritt!! at
lie.)
Train Xo. 70. I eave Lall
lv. -Mo'iinoulh, p. in.;
p. m.
FROM . lit LIE.
Train Xo. C7. L-ave Air!;p. .Lilly, 9 a. m.: lv.
Mo!Hii..uti, .i:.V, h. in.: ur. I n.: 4-i.1. !,, ;i :
a. rn. (Tliin Iraiu coimefia at Moiiinouili d,r
Dallas 1
Train Xo. 7.1, Uave Alrlie. Oailv. 5;(." p. m.;
Iv. Monmouth, 5:lo p.m.; ar. In.iijei-niiuiire,
i: m p. in .
FROM MUX MOl'TH OXLY.
Iavt'n Moiimoiith for Iii'k-x.':i.lcm e, Mailv at
2:"0 p. in. ' '
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Clothing
oouse
LEADERS IN MEN'S CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
MILL STREET, j. DALLAS, OREGON
NEVER-FA1L OIL CAN. I when in Dallas go to thf
Dallas Hotel
l.s. diiiiy, 7 :'.
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UntfipTtiiB o" S I
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tate of Oregon,
Citation.
In the County Court of tin
foi l'oilt I'ouniv.
In tlH-matu-rof Ihe ttati' of Amiisa J frosinr
li hm',1, I iiaii.iii.
To Xaihani.-I t'rusiar, C'harlotle IMake, Fnoi-h
S. Cooper, Jam; A. An-lrewj, Sarah JI. Kirkwooii
auit t. Cooper, Maria liaSM-u aiai 1-jiHh m'
I'oojwr, licirg of the above-tiuinwl .UiiHSa J
Crohiar, ilei'eaHil:
In the Xame of the State of Oregon
Vou and cu ll of y..u aie hereby i ited am)
required to appear in the i oiimv Court ,,f the
State oi Oregon, in ami (or i'nlk Yuuntr at the
i ourt room tliereol in the City o( lialla'-' in said
l oiiiity of folk, on Jlon.iay. the thiol dav of
rehrnary, A. I) , l'.Hiv. li,,. Kl,le i.,, , ())), -firs,
""J " v .-umar) . i.i, lerm ot said l .iurl at
tlie hourof ten o clock in the (oieimou ol si id
day, then ami there lo show cause, if any ciM
why an order should not be made hv s.ud Court
t hat I he real propeity o( said e!ate."hereina(ter
desrrila-d. he ,,ld wholly, hy Xathuni"l I'roMar
a admiuistralor of said estate, at private sale'
lo. cash, as prayed (or in the petition ,.( the said
n;, ,.,,, oi. , i, n .-o nerein on Ihe .Vth dm- of
November. li., lor the pur.se of raisimi funds
Milhoient f,.r the payment ami satisfaction of
he chariies aiel expanses of adinini.strath.n and
Ihe claims iiwamst the said estate; said real
proferty heiuir des. rihed as follows to-uir
'Ihe North halt (2)oi the Northeast quarter
(M and the East half (i,, , thoN'oi th'iest
luarter (4) of Seetion eleven (11) i low "
ix (i.).-outh of 1(,, fout fl, West oil e
lameite Meridian, in i'olk Cimtv -o.,... t , '
j Kou, containing one hundred and si.xtv nun
Wit ne
Judife
i -m. , Ihe Mute of Oreitoii, (or the
11 r;m,!,y '" ''o:k' '' the seal
oImiI.U ourt aiiixe.1. this l.iih
day oi Heeiml,er A D p,r
K. M. SMITH, ' '
t lerk of said Couuly Court
The Never-Fail Oil and Gasoline
Can airtight will not leak nor spill
will take all the oil out of can and
will run oil from lamp back to can.
Money back if not satisfied.
U. S. Loughary, The Grocer
GO TO
THE RACKET STORE
FOR YOUR
TOYS AT COST!
During the holidays, we will sell
toys at UUST. We do uot want
cairy any of our toys over.
Watch Our Windows
our
to
TEA?
The way to buy tea is in
packages; somebody is
responsible for it.
Your grocer returns your money if you don't
like Schilling's Best; we pay hiin.
Under New Management
y. Strictly White Help.
Big' Sample Room and
Special Accommodations
for Commercial Men.
RATES :
$1.00, $1.25,,$2.00 per Day
Chlpman & Farmer, Props.
THE RACKET STORE LOOK HERE!
F. S. RAMSEY, Proprietor.
Dallas Truck & Dray Company
Hubbard & Brown, Proprietors
Thone and stand at Belt & Cher
rington's drug store. Bell and Mutual
Phones. All kinds of hauling Wood
for sale.
Summons.
In the Circuit Court ol tlie State v)f Oregon
lor Polk Couuly, U-parlnieul No. i.
William J. t romlcy. I'laimitl, vs. William
JaekBoii, iH'ieiuUut, Miiii'iions.
lo ihe above named Ih u ihHiiI, llliain Jack
son: In the name ol the Stale of Orevon : Von are
iniuinn io apiHar ami iim,t the
iiwi, gooii noust ami barn and
shinls. Call on or address Jamks A
Ginsos. Sheridan, Or., B. F. D. l.
8-10-tf
Astray Notice.
We Hear of More Cures
Of trout) lea orlltiatliis til Impure blood,
crofula, lof appellle, cutarrh, rheuma.
tlra,byIliKHl'i.araprlllatliaiil.y allot her
otailed irinedief coniblneJ. Somehow
tlitiiw curtsl by 11.x k1', seem to day cured,
and they cladty tell the rood news toothers!
Scrofula Sore-".My wife h,i erfu-
loua or u her be for years. Many differ.
ut Bieilirinra rava but little Ixiieflt. She
turned to 11w.hI' Suriaparilla ttui iha ow
qitlrkly healed, h is a s-"hI HoikI lueUi. Uie."
i. N. DarT. t'rosbr. Texaa.
Afflicted 16 Yeflr-"lloo.rs Pnrp,.
rilla baa cured mecf ai-rofula, with uicn 1
hava been troubled U years, and ru.-d by
rafeitiatlon. My littla tlauhter I,1
aerofula swelling' on her pn k ami lLl s
rarsajwiJi aNo cured her. JJks. Noka
I'l-owfy, J!tCl:py, TlEKt-asiC.
Huod'i FarsaparlJ! It xdd everywhere.
Ia tlie usual liijuiJ, or In tablet form railed
Saraatabt. ltJ lvsea on Ioliar. Tre
l-arrd only by C. I. Hood Co fxmell, Mass.
fork In right
en runnintr wit i mv ;
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viuue rvr a year. Uivner can have !
prortyby paying for this advertis-!
Ing and my trouble. j
M. A. CUNLEF,
1'u-3t- Buell, Oregon.
A New Business lor Dallas.
I-xpert hand engraving by the
undersigned, late or Portland. Hand
engraviugln all its branches. Jew-
jr ouu piate with monogram. in. i
minute K.
theiu-e W.
Farm l or Sale.
Good 300-acre dairy and stock farm,
two miles from railroad; trood eras
mm laiming land ; plenty of runnini? ' "T' " m the atvte enmieJ
... i . . . oiirl and cause witliin M'ven e. ks ir..m n.-
' dale of i he pnblieslioii of Ihissummons, lo u:
... ..i-i u., i nrainrr, r.... ami u v.m fail
n, ii. .'.'iii mm inersaw eomptaml
, . ... .ur i Dun ior me u li
, I , ii i hi inaiiiii ii iu ins conipl.,11,1. to it : ((lr
uei ree r'iiioiu cloud Ir.nii the title ol t ie
j billowing descniad real rovr!v, lo w n
Hegiiiiiinc at the X. K ivrner of Ihe i I ('
ol II. M. Mi Nary iu 1' J.miuiIi oi ki,....j vc o'
Taken up, one rod Lei for. two vearJ KsWr
old, with white belly and white snot i V''',ui .' '.M ' ''"'"v : v" "'r s 10 Jeres'
on tail; marktvl with crop and swallow wvimma: then.-e n. n i "hama:
ear. and ...lit I,,;;, u" . .. ... L ' " ';"'-'
lertear. Has been runnlm with ... I "I.'"-l" loucouniy, uno,,. "u,re
n "...i I lirtl in Hie er :!.J.ihi, 11...,.!...- ....... ...
i i i. M lleti.iersbot mortaaml ibei,.n-m. utiomd
I pienusi s I'iMlil d.-ien.lanl tor Hie i-oiiMd,.rsti,,n
i ol ,..i,.l, but ailhoiicli thefciii,asihere-auer
r'iwil by said luoru-aeors lo ai,l iiiorta,H.
ye, Ihnumli .,eKcl or o.erMaiu ol the MU't
I William Javks-u Ihe same was never .-su.-eil
j orsatisiie.1 upon Hie reooo. oi ,jk Coumv
j Or.v.u,sn.l ine,sine now remaitis apM.reinf
j I '. f io, ami ii i. sm ii cloud that
; britti.-. thi suit lo remote.
I 1 hal pklnna hate Mieh other, further or!
i dilierem rt-.iei a. may seem unto Una ll.mora'iie I
iVurl Miwat.'.e lo Ihe prm. ipiIN ol e.Uuv. and
that the deiendatii .,,.( .11 .' c.a Inn,,,
under him be barred ol all and every riehl 111
said pten iw. '
tun are luriher noiitlet isi ,i, ...... i
llaU iiv. ..... . . !'" IVevnibvr. lv:. ihe Hoiior.t ie w ,::,., I
v.iiK'iniu ue.slgtl to ;". Jud ot lit U. entitled . .mri. i
.u u.e pa ron. SatUfaction guaran- j ZnX
teed, IiaveCMnwt.-i flulluj .-. ... ..l... i suniinous lo 1 wrvt-il m.n i,, i, .,i, . " .
- suiiuo i.i iaa&r , , v , . - - rf r. (
s: The ibm. Kd F. fond,
cf the Countv Conn (
Notice of Final Settlement.
Xotii e is he:ehy given that
exeeutorof the estate of li I
lersiL'
the tin
nag uieil fin Una! account in the i'.,n,,,,
ol Ihe Mate of Oregon, (or Polk Couiitv anil
I .hi sainiday, ihesth day of Fehruar v. A
t he hour ol one o'clock in the afternoon ol said
day at the Court room o( . said Countv Co ,,
... I hec.ty o( l.llas, oregun. hasbeen a ,! !
liual account and Ihe settlement fh 'r',,,! ""' "M
li. A U 11 1 l .. ...
Butler, Attorney. '
Notice to Creditors.
eased.
X. I..
Notice is hereby given that
has Iwu duly siwunted
uiie ot saran .Mine
Ihe underskned
executor oi il,
dei-i.s.sl ....
Curl .,f .... - I i.,u u I y
Uonn.y-nlh.,.1uahii,,r lor 1"lt
I iiijuin limine claims amiinst th
...lv v c i " " '""V'l IO present the
said
alne
i, -hi i ur untr oi mis no: ice.
I'aled and iirt published January 1 pes
WILI1AM K. HIN.s'Haw,
KxtH ulor oi the est'ateof
,, Sarah Niu h r, deeea-ed
lser llayter. Attorney. ' "l"'
Executor's Notice.
Said
pialuilrt
.he'H'LMr' ,.ven; h Vr n order of !
or.r;,,du,.de.ndem;r:,,rd,;:
...r;! nay oi IV, eu.U-r. P.m:. tlle uuderMgne."
dni vapiute. executor of the esiate of liurr"
1. Hastiuirs diHia.seil. All per,,,, kn,
them.,.:.,., uid.-bb d t sai,. estau- are h. r.. 'T
..ol.ne.1 toe.!! and settle the .im o.oil' ,? ' . :
me uiniersurned and a.l t,s,cs boleing el . , H't
The City Express & Transfer Co.
does all kinds of hauling at
reasonable rate9, Stand and both
phones at Webster's Confectionery
Store.
STOW BROS.
"Proprietors
DALLAS, OREGON
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Tha famous Litla pi'ls.
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JollX II McXRY
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On Dress Goods and Ladies'
and Children's Coats
Thursday, Friday and
Saturday
of Next Week
Look for Prices in Next issue
of this Paper
Dallas Mercantile C
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IISBnGItHSlv! Successor to Em,
7 H CHARLES II. LANE.
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