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About Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 18, 1908)
Polk County Observer J. C. HAYTER, EDITOR AND FUJBUSHKH. PublUhed Semi-Weekly at 1.50 per Year. 8trictly In Advance. v.ntervd MRond-claKa matter March 1. 1907 at the poat ollice at Dallm, Oregon, under the Act of Congress of Marco 8, iav. DALLAS, OREGON, FEBRUARY 18.19W). The way to build up Dallas u to pat ronize Dallas people. being asked to copy them from some other couDty paper printed several hours in advance of our'a. Letters intended for publication In the Observes should be sent to the Obser veb if their author would entertain apy hope of seeine them appear in these columns. COURT HOUSE NOTES Items of Interest From the Records in the County Offices Briefly Told. PLAN INVITES DEFEAT. The little gang of would-be Republi can leaders in Oregon wboare seeking to evade the Direct Primary law should have sense enough to know that they are tampering with fire. The plan that is being formulated in several counties to bold conventions to "indorse" candidates for office is nothing in the world but a scheme to set tho provisions of the new primary law at naught, and these leaders know It. It is a dangerous and foolish movement one that If persisted in will ring the death knell of any chance of Republican success at the polls in June. It must bo remembered that the Republican party is responsible for the enactment of the Direct Primary law in uregon. True, tho measure was also advocated by the Democrats and Populists, but without Republican votes it never could have become a law. It should also be boruo In mind that the law is favored by a very large element of Republican voters who will vigorously resent any attempt to nul lify or evade a single one of its pro visions. It is a fact of tho deepest sign lfloance that tho voter who is in favor of tho Diroct Primary law belloves in It with nil his heart and soul, and, whother right or wrong, he will express theso convictions in a way that will leave no doubt as to his sincerity when ho cants his vole In Juuo, In the event that the would-be bosses defeat hl will in the primaries by tho proposed "conven tion" plan. In sounding this nolo of warning, tho OiiHKitVEit is actuated soh ly by u desire for Republican nCrr-HH at the coming election... AHour renders well know, this paper never favored the Direct Primary plan of uoniluatlriK offloors, and It does not favor it now. Hut wo are not willing to see the Republican party In Oregon commit suicldo merely to gratify our personal opinion. Party principles and party success should moan more than that lo evory individual. We respect the tins. nn t 1 t . . .. uuuuniy uuu sincerity or the men whoso views differ from ours, and we V.....t... .. It... . I . . . iiwwiui rent izu inai wicro Ik n very largo and a very respectable number of Republican voters la Oregon whose viowssoaiiier. These men havo the PROBATE. Estate of John Campbell, deceased- real estate discharged from adminis tration by agreement of parties interested. Estate of Mahlon Guy, deceased- final account set for hearing on March 14, at 10 a. rn. Estate of John Campbell, Jr., de ceasedinventory and appraisement filed and approved. Estate of John Loy, deceased will admitted to probate; J. R. Loy appointed administrator. ' Estate of T. A. Ireland, deceased V. N. Ireland appointed administrator, Estate of T. M. Bailey, deceased W. O. Vassall appointed adminis trator; P. J. Craven, R. C. Craven and M. M. Ellis appointed appraisers. Estate of William Miller, deceased inventory and appraisement filed and approved. REAL ESTATE. Margaret Harned to Elizabeth E Cooper, 20 acres, 1 8 s, r 4 w, $700. Henry Boran to C J Spit.bart, lot in West uleiu, $ 1. Frank Holmes to J F Iddings, 15 acres, 1 7 s, r 3 w, $1800. Charles Chantelle to David Martiny, 1 10 acres, 1 6 s, r 8 w, $540. R E Williams to W J Atchiuson, one-half Interest in I'M acres, 1 7 s, r 7 w, $1200. L L Wiprut to J S Miller, 60 ucres, 1 8 s, r 7 w, $ 1000. J O VanOrsdel et ux to LA Guthrie, 80 acres, 1 8 8, r 5 w, $2,000. Uuited States to Peter Wheeler, 240.79 acres, t (I s, r 8 w, patent. W O Moador et ux to P J Leonard, lots in Monmouth, $1000. W B Morse to Frank Holmes, 15 acres, t 7 s, r 3 w, tfbOO. United States to Edward Metcalf, 40 (lines, t li s, r 8 w, patent. Trustees of entato of J W French, leceased, to J G Van Orsdel, 351 acres t 8 h, r 5 w, $70(10. Dissolution Notice. Wagner Brothers have dissolved partnership, and all persons owing that firm are requested to call at my implement shop on Oak Street and set tle their accounts at earliest con venience. Also all persons who have tools borrowed from that firm will please return them to tho same place. 1-17-8C. F.J.WAGNER. Administrator's Notice. Notice ia hereby triven, to whom It may con cern, trmt the undersigned, administrator of trie estate OI .tlalilou Guy, UeeeaatxJ, Iihd lileii his final account in said estate with the County Court of Polk County, Oregon, and said Court iihk act the ame lor hearliiK on Saturday, March 14th, l'JOn, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. in. of snid day, at which time any and all persons haviiiK objection, if any there be, to wild final account are hereby notified to appear and pre sent the lame fur adjudication. iMted at Diiilus, folk County, Oresron, this 13th day of February, l'JOX. n. M. tiL V, Administrator of said estate of if. liuy, deceased. Sibley & Kakin, Attys. Notice to Creditors. Notice is hereby iriven tbnt the undersigned nan been appointed administrator, with the will annexed, of the estate of Klizabeth M. Writrbi , deceased, by the County Court of the otate oi Oregon, lor 1'oik county, and has oual ified. All persons having claims against the said estate are hereby notified to present the same, properly verilied, together with proper vouencra mercior, lo me undersigni-a. at ins ollice in rails City, in said county, within six months from the date hereof. Dated February 1 1, I'm. JA.MKS T. CHAMBERLAIN', Administrator with will annexed, Kslate of Elizabeth M. Wright. J. II. Flower, Attorney. Notice to Creditors. Notice is hereby elven that the mnlerslirned has been duly appointed administrator of the estate of William Miller, deceased, bv the County Court of the State of Oregon, for l'olk County, and has qualified. aii persons limine claims against the said estntc are hereby notified to present the same duly verified, together with the proper vouchers therefor, to the uudcrfiiirucd, at his place of uiiuiiiess in 1 1 1 ii in t in) . i annul! county, ure koii, or at the ollice of the County Clerk of l'olk County In liallas, Oregon, within six months from the dale of this notice. Hated anil lirst published February IS, !(. ANDKKW KEKHHAW, Administrator of the estate of William Miller, deceased. Oscar flayti'r, Attorney. A&HEtcp. To overcorn.5 tho woll-pronn-icd an4 reasonable oo Vctions of the more intel-h'-r-i'f to il'C i si; of secret, medicinal com peting, Br. Ii. V. I'krce, of Buffalo, Is. V., some time a;'0, decided to make a bold departure from the usual course, pursued by tin; makers of put-up nvlic!n.-vTor do mestic use, and. so has published broad; cast and cr&Zj to the whole world, a f a.i and compfUe list of all tho ingredier -3 entering Lnk-thecom position of his widely celebrated dicics. Thus Lc has ta;:ea his numerals yatrons and patients into his lull Uifnce. Thus too he baa n? moverMiiyfacdicines from anion? soirct nostrmof doubtful merits, and ms''e XhemLfieme'li.: of Known Composition. liythJsboH jnOr-I ierre pas syr-en IS in.'. l.IIVJll.U) tili-M'ft. "iciu I'J 'fit. fmW fii :; il'C wranrier of every ro'.t.O of Dr. I'iercc's Ooidcn Medical Discover, t'ue famous inc-dieine for weak stornsch, 1 rf-.u liver or biliousness and all catarrhal tIix r-.-.e3 wherever locaU'tl, bavo printed uj.on li. fn pitihi Knglitih, a full and complete I'st of ad the ingredient: coniposiiitr it, but a tmail book lias been compiled from num.Toi:s standard medicnl works, of all l!ie dill'erent schools of practice, contaiiii::ir very nunu r- ous extracts from tho wnliii'fs of lenmi'S practitioners of medicine, endorsing in Vie utriiiujrM luuusihle terms, each and every im'i e dient contain! (i in Dr. Pierce's medicines. One of these little books will be Dialled fiee to any one seuuiu? address on postal caid or by letter, to Dr. It. V. fierce, Iiuiialo. N. Y.. and requesting the same. Fn.m this it lo book it will be learned that Dr. Pierce's med icines contain no alcohol, mircolics, mineral atftnts or oilier poisunotis or Injurious ai'cnls and that they are made from native, medici nal roots of irreat value: b!mj that some of the most vuluabio Ingredients contained in Dr. I'iercc's Fatorile Pri'script ion for v.caic, nervous, over-worked, "rtin-Uown," nervoin and debilitated women, were employed, Ion? years as-'o, by the Indians for similar ailinenls ailectimr their s:iinws. In fact, one of Ihe most valuable medicinal plants cnlerinfc- into tlie cuninosition if Dr. Pierce's Favorite l'ic Kcripllon was known to the Indians as "Suuaw-YVeod." Our knowledge of the uses of not a few of our iiost valuable native, me dicinal plants was nained from the Indians. A.s made up by Improved and exact pro cesses, the "Favorite Prescription ' is a most eihcient remedy for riTulatimr all .the wom anly futnaions, corrcctniif displacements, as prolapsus, antcversion and retorverslon, oveicomiti? painful periods, toning up th itrrvesand hrliw'.P!.' i.Nmt a perfect state of IciBith. Hold by ail doaleis in E'sdicinuj, Fred Raymond, whose comedy, "The Missouri Girl," has made millions laugh, will present his new play "Old Arkansaw" at the Woodman Hall on Monday night, February 24. This is the first opportunity local amusement lovers have had to see "Old Arkan saw," and a crowded house is a certainty. M. C. Mott, of.Salem, is installing his fine up-to-date moving picture inaclilno iu tho Colosseum Skatincr Rink, and this new feature will soon be ainontr tho attractions of the ha amusement hall. Admission, speeta tors, 10 cents; skaters, '25 cents. Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Fen ton and Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Coad left this morning for Newport. They will spend two days at that placo, and return to Cor vallis In time to witness tho basketball gamo Friday night, and accompany the Dallas delegation back to their home city. A, K. Oilar and family arrived in Dallas this week from the Alsea coun iow on their side, und it behooves the try, where they have been spending 1 The Secret of a Beautiful Face f lies in kcepintr the skin pro tected as well as cleansed. Just washing is not enough that only leaves the delicate surface more exposed to the irritation of dust and gcrmsj tciuerei less attacks of sun and weather. After washing, ap ply Koherline and experience its delightful refreshment. You will admire the line-less softness it imparts to face, neck and arms. It not only stimulates a radiant glow, but protects the skin from becom ing coarse. Prevents burn ic.tr, tan and freckles. A ii jour Dnttsin for fur lamfU And-'tRY .T?jrnrTT IM Summons In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Folk County, Department No. 2. William J. Cromiey, i'laituill', vs. William Jackson, Defendant, Summons. To the above-named Defendant, William Jack son : In the name of the State of Oregon: You are hereby required to appear and answer the com plaint IlleJ aKHinst you in the above entitled Court and cause within seven weeks from the date of the publication of thissuinmons, to-wit; the ;ilst day of December, 1107, and if you fil so to appear and answer said complaint plaintill uill apply to tho Court for the whole of the relief demanded in his complaint, to-wit: for a decree removing a cloud from the litie of Cic following described real property, to-wit: HeRinnitiR at the N. -K. corner of the D L. C. of II. M. McNary in T.7, South of limine I W., Wil lamette Meridian, thence West 4(1.81 cliniiiR: thence South lu decrees Kast 4S.HI chains; thence K. I H7 chiiiiis; thence S. 10 decree Knst 2.S chains; thence N. Sftdeifrees .'ill niinules 10. aii.lfi clmiiis; thence N. i;f lu chains; thence W. 'Jchains; thence North :.!)j chaiiih to the place of bei;iniiiii and containing ln2. w atrcs, more or less, in l'olk Coimtv, Oregon. That in the year 1X78 Johulleiidershnl and Fran cis M.IIendershot mortgaged Iheiiforemciitioned preniises to said del'oudant for the ei in viilei'H tiint vtfiM.M, but although the samo was there-after repaid by mud mortgagors to said mortsaiwc. yet through neglect or overnight of the sanl William JliCksoll the Sitllie V. i;S Sever enneelleil orsatiHlied upon tne records of l'olk 'County, Oregon, f.nd the mine now remains apparently l a lien or lawful claim upon and avainst sum , property, and it is such cloud that plaintill I brings this suit to remove. That plaintiir have such other, further or dillerent relief as may seem unto this Honorable Court agreeable to the principles ol eqnitv, and I that tlio defendant.' ami all persona chinning : under him be barred of all and every riir'o I,, suid premises. You are further notified that cn the nth dm of December, 11107, the Honorable William Calloway, Judge of the above entitled Court, made an order at Ihe Citv of Salem, Marion County, Oregon, authorizing and directing tlup summons to bo i-erved upon you by publication thereof once a week for Mven consecutive week. lu the l'olk County observer, a newspaper ol general circulation and published weekly in l'olk County, Oregon, and that the ti rat publi cation of this summons was made on the ;;isi day of December, P.MI7. JOHN II. McNARY and C. D. MeNAHY, Attorneys for plaintill'. in j I Fine r ooiwear i , ,,i .iiiii wf ff ni'i 1 if "Tin T-i-nrrn "fititi mr 1 mini ir i , .,, , L Jl i Sjjjfiki Patent : i l itfir y ss j X iii ' Si AS f.tS to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to Dallas M ercantile Co. Successor to Ellis & Keyt ill Administrator's Sale. rest or us to live up to that law and obey it, whether we believe in It or not. Ihe now primary law is now on trial Let tho trial be fuir. When the Uhskuvkh happens to print any editorial or news item to which any Individual or newspaper takes exception, It Is always ready and will Ing to grant such individual or news lior me ngnt to answer in its col umns. This privilege has never been refused any person iu nil of the year me present publisher has had ehaiv'e of the paper. Hut lo printing such a reply, wo only ask that tho same be Bent to this pajier before being h.mded to any other publisher. To our mind iUI . J a - omy fair and reasonable request. For this reason, and this only, wo must decline to publish the last letter of Mr. K. lUlston, former publlsherof tho West Side. When Mr Kalstou s first reply to our article con cerntng the tax sale was sent us, we piauiy gave it space In our columns imagine our surprise, theiefore. whets upon opening the same day's issue of me est Side we found the samo let icr printed in rull lu Itscolumna Last 1 tnuay noon, iniw uours after the observer had lieon mailed, another u'tier auuressca to us was received rroui Mr. Ualston. with the request mai ii t publlsbtHl. In the same day' mall camo tho Iiidependemv paper with tha letter printed iu full Tho Ouskhvkr has no objectiou to irlv- lUBnir. Xiuiston s rej.lits Ue widest lKsslblo publicity, but it seems to us mat simple courtesy would demand that any loiter Intended for publica tion Id tho UitsKuvi.n Huiild lie civen wmisiiain urst, wo nre ccriunih tho winter. They came bv wasron. and woro eight days In making tho trip Mr. Oilar says the road over tho moun tains Is almost bottomless since the recent heavy rains. lho 1'resbyterlan Sunday School will have a Home Mission Sunday, February 23. in celebration of George Washington's birthday. A program will be rendered at 10 a. m., consisting of special music by the choir and congregational singing led by u chorus of girls' voices. Mr. and Mrs. I). C. Hones left this week for Siletz liay where they will make their homo In future. Miss Alpha Wilson, of Independence, has secured the position of teacher at Guthrie, which was left vacant by the leparture of Mr. Hones, who has taught there for the past six months. Homer Comstock, tho infant son of Mr. and Mrs. 1 K. Comstock, of this city, died last night at 7 :30 o'clock, his death bolug due to congestion of tho brain. He was l year and 9 months old at the time of ht.s death Ihe remains were taken to Dundee this afternoon, where tho funeral and burial services will be held. The death of this little child at so tender an ago Is most pathetic aud inspires In tho hearts of all deepest svinnathv tor mo ucreaveii parents i I Buckwheats and Haple Syrup Who does not welcome this pecul iarly American breakfast? Co mo and get some of our new crop buck wheat Hour and a bottle of tho West moreland maple syrup. They will be ii decided chango from tho summer cereals. l'llK VKKY HIvST GHOCEIilKS are a feature of this store. You may have heard this but the knowledge will do you no treed utiles vnn Suppose you 11 nd it out for your self by giving us a trial order. E. BOYD & SON Hhoues: Hollf,:!, Mutual 314. Executrix's Notice. .Notice is hereby tdvon that the nndersii'iierl bus this liny been appointed by the Hon. County I oiii t oi l'olk County, Oregon, Kxecutiix of the entate ol Kdwin Cad well, deceased, All persons knowing themselves indebted to s.ibl estate are heieby notilied to call and make immedi te selUement thereof ami all persons holdiiv claims iiKiiiiist said estate are hereby noliiied to prisent the name duly verilied, to the under suned on or before six mouths from the date hereof. Dated at Dallas, Polk County, Oiegon, this jth day of lenruary, puis. 1KNNIE M. CADWKI.I., l'.xeculrix of tlie eMuie of mi.i.v r i- ii K'lwiu I'adwull, deceased, stbley A; Kakin, Attys. Notice is.hcreby sriven that by virtue niul in pursuance of an order of tlie County Court of the suite, 'if OreKon, for l'olk County, sittini! iu or"'"' -inn nt! e -" of record in said Court on the ;!d, (hiy of I'ebrnary, P.w, in the matter of the estate of Anmsii .1. Crosiar. de ceased, direeiim; the nndersinned, as adminis trator of suid eslate, to sell the real property of said estate, hereinafter described, wholly, at private sale, for cash, in the rammer prescribed by law, the undeisiened as such administrator will, from and alter Monday, the Hith day of March, p.iiis, at the hour of one o'clock p. in", of said day, at tlie law ollice of Oscar Ibiyter, iu the City of Dallas, in said Counly, proceed to sell the said real properly wholly, at private sale, for cash in hand nil day of sale, in accord ance with the said order of sale and in the man ner prescribed by law, subject to confirmation bv saiil County Court: said real propel ty being particularly described as follows, to-wit- The North hall 0 of the Northeast cniarter (', and i ho Kast half ('.,) of tlie Northwest quai'ler ('.,) of Section eleven (11 ) in Townsnip six (ii) South, of Uan-e four (4) West of the vi illainette Meridian, iu Polk County, State of 'iri'-' 'ontaining one hundred and sixty (llto) acres. ' ' Hated this Hill day of February, 1908. NAT1IANIKL CKOSIAR, Administrator of the estate of A mass J. Crosiar, deceased. "sear Hayter, Attorney. (orrtiiHT- Hft'l lia,7rf-V.A ''"'"l "MrflT ''n'T'iil''lMf"Mi'" irm Notice to Creditors. Notice is hereby given that the uuder-iirned f ti r"e i' ,'"1' 'll'f'","''1'11 'l"ini:.trair x .... i , '." J"lni ('"'npl-ell, ,lr. I Vl-i'fc.,111 l',,r l,,l L- . ("",rl ( in' V" . ami nas i mi 1 1 tii All oerpons Imvinu' r mm . i. one are nerehv not t ed to m-,...,,,, n... o- x.. ii- tiF If-"" : :-'3kMrfii4jtoisatj f 1 FOR WINTER WEAR We have the finest assortment of MEN'S DRIVING GLOVES unit it is ever been our pleasure to show It iuchides gloves from the best makers in the country, made from the best material. Designed for hard usage, rough wear and comfort. Marked at the lowest possible prices. Dallas Harness Shop r. aaincny, rrop. WHEN IN DALLAS GO TO THE DALLAS HOTEL . Under New Management Strictly White Help. Big Sample Room and Special Accommodations for Commercial Men. RATES : $1.00, $1.25, $2.00 per Day Chipman & Farmer, Props. . d. duly verilied, I, .Ret her w ith the proper v llierrlor, to the nndeiai-iied at her n said ami oueherH nearPallstoii.i,, said ('ouniy.wii bin six ,,u ,tl' from tlie dale of this notice. -'-Mnoini.s Haled and lirM pubiisbed February 7 pu s MAIiti.UiKT 1). CAMVl'Ki.l ' Adndiuslralrixof the esiate'of John t anipbell, Jr., dei eased Oscar Hayter, Attorney. ' ,Mt"s"1- Notice of Final Settlement. Notice is hereby Kiven that the under-ieiied I ,u ''.''S.,r,,,',,r,lf,U,K' wtM 1f Tl'""'' r ' n leceased has nlod lus ii H,,,.on, ( n , ; oni, y Court of the Stale of Oregon for I t t ounty a, that Monday, UuM, tl, d,,y ,,, March, pics, at the hour of ten o'cloek i , loreliilim nl ui.l .1... . Ill tile ; , , i me i ourt rooln of saiiUoumy ( utt in the Cm ... n..ii.. ' ... i .Ti " V ",r lm' nearini; of ol,j,.,. lions lo the said hnu ,.,,,., i i.,. . .. J11 the lenient WOn EN S NOTIONS are many and varied, lm we think we ean satisfy then, all at least iu THE DRY GOODS LINE Suppose you pay U9 a Cilll aDd bok over our assortment. We are sure hero are many things hero you actual y need, many morothatyou will sure ly want And the minlitv nf .... W. H. ROY CO. irv ! uaiias, Oregon topa tlxm cough Mdhttldttniti GOOD WORK Done Dally In Dallas. -x'uriy every rentier lias h,llril ol IK'an Ki.lney I'M. Their KihhI work '.ill continues, ami our eilizena nre imii- stantlv Hihliiii. fiul trt(t mm t lt .il.l. entltleti to Rlvo 8tieh Inters their first leKiniony. No better i.rtH.f ,,f meri 'u ue i a I man the etiwr .. ..f iiu-tttlg aii.l nt i!huir8. Keat! this ease presentation to the puMic, Instead of "A Good Name at Home" "U a tower ol trvngtii bnd"-nj the eieellent reputatitm dC.L Htod Co. and UxMr wmodlei In the city ot Lowell, where they are brat known, Insplret ttinnjcnce tb worlj over, not only In the niedlclnet but In anyttiliif their proprietor My about them. Made by Hood If GooO. -I bellera Hootl't Srapril! thbet !! round fuuilf luetllcine known todar " Man. u. a kaht. a wilder si, illi. "I reeommeml Hood't f!n.r.rin. ? ..H!' a Auburn SIm,u Lowell, kiaaa. "i am a atronf and healthy woman to1r from Ukln Hood SrjMkrtil. hlch I keep In tha houso for all the family." jt i AKKta Balcu. 109 Lereretl St.. Lowell. iluZ l"l.o,1y,'.0,ld', SJ-Pari!!a the MtKXI puritier in the world." Staa. Jivxn 11 CaaLTun. ia Liberty Lowell. Mm. In the oiual llquij. or la tablet form caliej Earaatabs. 1001oe One Pollar. m jvared only by a L H6oJ Co, Lowell, Jia, 1 Mrn. .V fwaK'K,.rt, of S1H tianlen St.. IVntlleton, Ore., saya: T.t.th inv lius- hantl antl inyef have use.1 IViaii's Kkl- ney I ilia with nuwt Rratifying lesulm Mr. Sa:i;rt wag l.otibU-J quite ceverrly with his Iwok a,,,! kitlnt va for a long time, anJ nothing ever h !iH-,l him at lVn'e Kulney l'illa have. I have known of the healing ami curative ,erof tfiia remedy for mime time, ami fouml that a few thve would u.uiek. ly remove any lauuneia or pain in the twek caused by kidney derangement. I j amglad to help make IXian' Kidney' l'illa better known to ail alllu ted wltii backache or kiJney troul'le." j Trice 50 ceut. For rale by all dealer. ,' roter-M.!l.urn Co., Buriato, New York. o!e agenta for the I'nited Statea. ' j Kemeiblifr the name IVvan'i-and 1 lake no other. ' I'Al'I. KCXDM.VX. -AdiiiiniM rater of the estate, , ,, I ""'mas Crttm, deceased se,ir llnyter. Atmrney. fated and tir.it nulilislied Kehrnary 11, l;MS. MAGAZINE HEADERS SUNSET MAGAZINE beautifully illustrated, ood rtoriet nd article about California tad all the Far West. CAMERA CRAFT devoted each month to the at tutic reproduction of the best work of amateur and professional photographers. Sl-50 a year $1.00 a year EOiILOFTHOlISAIrD WONDERS T 11 . P" eontaming colored photographs of rt picturesque spou in California ,0'75 ana Oregon. Total AU for S3-25 $1.50 Address all orders to SUIfSET MAGA7TWW Flood Buildina c.- r- v liiu 1 tanritfA LOOK HERE! The City Express & Transfer Co. does all kinda of hauling at reasonable rates, Stand and both phones at Webster's Confectionery Store. STOW BROS. Proprietors DALLAS, OREGON MADE FOR SERVICE and guaranteed absolutely WATERPROOF OILED SUITS. SLICKS AND HAI4 Every garment guaranteed Clean - Light Durable Suits 32 Slickers 3?? smd erttsT ocMfM eresrwHHt catalog rim roR 7HCASKme tw JiTowr(CO ?osTO'ii4r,,H THE ORIGINAL LAXATIVE COUGH SVRUP KENNEDY'S LAXATIVE KONEYTAS Bed Clover B'osaaa and Honey Bee on Every Bolt" 1 Electricity for Lighting Is only expensive to people who are wasteful and careless. To you, who are naturally careful, it does not come high. uniiui it t.. 1 Y t 1 i , vim. n. K'my khv or two thnn t'hvirio lirKt, but v!oo$ wf nii; . . 1 iuuuuir.i iui Mini nn-reation ji'ui us- in a rs u but how i,i!l..rj Of Httilii'iiil li,.l,t f.4. itsnw yon anytliiiitr whi u it im.ia your OVi'sl needed. Vtllca h'Hiu's r month. ess tnout'v litiiits o;"- iwyou save Unit wu tit. - wm.ioh what you save, but FOR COUGHS F KING THE WONDER CURES FOR GOLDS WIW-AMKTTK VALLEY ( O. 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