Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, May 08, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPolk County Observer .T. C HAYTER, EDITOR AND PUBUSHEH. Published Beml-Weesly l H-SO par Tear. Strictly In AdTance. nterar! u second-class matter atareb 1, 1907. t the do office at Dallaa, OresoB. under uw Aet of Conirreo ol Mmrch t, UTS. DALLAS, OREGON. Mat , 1908. Tlu way to build up Dalits utopat rtnit Dallas ptoplt. ONE KLD OF POLITICS. XTm Bometlmea wonder jat bow many sucker Governor Chamberlain thinks there are In Orrgoo. H" T talnly has a right to thick there are a (food many, especially in the Republi can party, but we sometimes wonder If hsdoeantorerestimate the on tuber. Jut now tbe Governor is going over the stats and making campaign speeches la which be bewailstbe attack made on Senator Fulton by Francis Heaey. This Is nothing but a cheap - attempt to win rotes among Mr. Ful ton's personal friends and political supporters. Wonder if the Governor thinks the people of Oregon have for gotten Mr. Heney's first speech In Portland, In which the California prosecutor gave the Governor as bis authority for qaoting what was sup posed to have been said In an inter view between Fulton and Chamber lain concerning the appointment of one J. S. Smith to a position in the penitentiary an Interview, by the way, whlob Senator Fulton says was not at all as quoted by Mr. Heney, and one which he thought was to bave been kept sacred as confidential be tween himself and the Governor. It will be remembered that Heney was using this Interview In an attempt to Injure Fulton s candidacy, and it will also be remembered that the Governor rushed Into print the next morning to con firm all that Heney bad said. This, of course, all happened at a time when Chamberlain was expecting to bave Fulton as bis opponent ut the June election Instead of Mr. Cake, and he was not particularly concerned about defending Fulton's character against Heney's attacks just then ; In fact, he showed an eugor willingness to asHist the Heney game as far as possible by Jumping into print and confirming all that bad been said about the Smith Interview. Now, with Mr. Fulton out of the way, the Governor makes a cheap bid for Fulton votes by saying that Mr. Cakesbould bave'defendud the Senator from the attacks of Heney. It wax noticeable that the Governor did not do any defending as long as Fulton was In the race, but was helping Heney all be could. The contest between Cake and Fulton was abso lutely clean and free from person alities, each pledging the victorious candidate bis support in the event of his own defeat. The only help Honey got was from the Democratic candi date. The efforts being put forth by Senator Fulton to elect Mr. Cake prove that Fulton Is sincere In bis desire for Republican victory, and it also proves that In attempting to stir up bitterness where there Is none, Oregon's governor is exhibiting many Of the qualities of a political shyster. week. The heaviest registration since the books reopened baa been in East and South Dallas, IS and 11 names being added. COURT HOUSE NOTES Iteau ef Interest Froaa the Records ia the County Offices Briefly Told. PROBATE. Estate of A mas a J. Crosiar, de ceased sale of real estate confirmed and administratrix ordered to make conveyance to purchaser. Estate of Henry D. Moore, a minor petition for sale of real estate filed ; Monday, June 15, set for h-rlrg. REAL ESTATE Julia F Harritt to L D Fields. 10 acres, 1 7 a, r S w, J S McCrwady rt a! to Polk County Lumber Cote pan t, ISO acres ia t S a, rlw, $72i A. W. Cooper et cx to Polk County Lumber Ooaipaev, interest in IX) acres la 1 1 a, r J w. t22L Alice Courier and bd to Polk County Lumber Com pan v, 43 acres in t 8 a. r T w, tsttt. Polk County Bask to Hazel J Courier, lot in Falls Ciiy, $20. Michael Stasber et ox to M L Jones, 12S acres, t 9 s, r 1 w, COMMISSIONERS' OOCET. Bid of the Colombia Bridg Com pany for the construction of tbe Inde pendence, Flanery and Ash swale bridges for $25i accepted. Flanery fill. Lung fill, and Ash Swale fill, awarded to Tate & Kelson at 37 cents and 30 cents a cubic yard, and Independence fill awarded to Ira Mebrling at 31 cents. Claim of Malissa Comegys fur f 2 for keeping Elizabeth Penrose for ' weeks, referred to Marion county, of which Elizabeth Penrose was a res! dent. A Lazy.Iircr M? be only a tired liver, or a starved liver. It would be a stupid as well at savage thing to beat a weary or starved man because, he lagged In hit work. Sc ia treating the lagging, torpid liver it Is a great mistake to lash it with strong drastic drugs. A torpid liver Is but an indication of as ill -nourished, enfeeblttd body hose organs are weary with ovel work. Start with the stomach and allied organs of digestion and nutrition. Put them la working order and see how quickly your liver will become active. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has made many marvelous cures of "liver trouble ' by its wonderful control of the organs of digestion and nutrition. It re stores the normal activity of tbe stomach. tncntam tbe accretions of the blood-making glands cleanses tbe rstm from pof. sonous accumaiatkana, and so relieves the liver of lb burdens imposed upon It by tbe defection of outer organs. If ra bae bluer or bad last la tbe Burn- bit poor or rv.ahK coatad loDgoa, tool hrvat. eosrsUrjateai or trracaiar rwwoia, teei weak, urod. aammdaai, nw" ttadirw mi erlisxraadav-. aaail of bark.' ruling or nerstasa staaaf-a. throat afu ratio, aad of weak aumack aad torjwd fa rT-e will iSer How's This! Wa otter One Eundred Dollar Reward fai ny cue of Catarrh that cannot be cured by s,U'sCatarrk Core. F 1. CHENEY CO., Preps ., Toledo, O. the nndeiaigned, have know F. J. Che ney for tiie last It years, and believe bint per fectly honorable in all bosinee tranaactioni and financially able to carry oat any obliga tion made by their firm. ... -- - t - Wholesale ImtirsHsta, Toledo. O. WauiIVii Mabvi, Wholesale Drug ruri3rleio, O. , Hall's Catarrh Co re is UVen IrUroaTly . aetf ej Si recti y nnon the blood and muooua mrfaoeaof thesysteaa. Price, Tbe. per Dotue. BOMB? an Dntirista, TeeSfiDOmiale toe. Hall's Family Fills an tt "ess. rewed SfeXf rtoeaaca. qww V -nwwi- m kiaScH araptoms eBiei" T -s,-x r-trr. Feraapa oti.y will be preacal BUSINESS LOCALS. One of tbe good things to vote in favor of la tbe armory bill which comes up for consideration at this election. Don't vote It down. Remem ber that we bave a militia company at Dallas and they will be benellu-d by that bill. Independence West Hide. Real estate agents In Dallas report ft marked Increase In tbe demand and ale of property In and aloiit tbe city during tbe past month. They predict busy summer, and a goodly addi tion to the population of Polk County by Immigration from the Eastern states. f Advertisements under this head sre charged si the rate of 1 cent per word, tint inertion; U cent per word for each Insertion thereafter; & words or lefts, $1 per month. No advertisement Inserted for less than 15 cents. r'lffiires count as one word. For Instance, the numeral combination "9j0" counts ss one word. Two initials count as one word. For Instance, J. M. Junes ' counts as two words. The minimum charge la for Ih worda: that is. an advertisement from 1 word to IS worda i counted so Jfi words; an sdvertisement from 16 U 'M worda, inclusive, is counted as w words; from 1 to '!& words, is counted sa 2A worda. etc. The fitrurei following the advertisement indi cate how lone it ia to run. and sre not charsvd to the customer. Kor Instance, 3-31-21 indicates that the advertisement wms first published on March 31, and tiiat it fa to he Inserted twice. The riKiirvs and letters 4-l-tf Indicate that the advertisement was first pubilnhcd April laud tlist it is to be run until the customer orders it discontinued. Lost. A gold watch fob. Findor please roturutoCarl Feuton, Dallas. 5-5-2t Oil Cans Wanted. 100 five gallon oil cans wanted. Will pay 10 cents each. Guy Brothers. 2t LOHt. Heveral keys. Finder please loa- 6 at Obsorvor oflloo. 6-8-2t Eggs for Hatching. Single Comb Btilf Orpington eggs, tl for 15. s-a-tf J. E. Bekzley, Falls City. Implements. All parties Intending to buy Imple ments bud better see F. J. Wagner before making thoir purclutHes. 1-17-tr. Oak Wood. 10-Inch grub oak beater wood for sale. E. M. Cochran. Leave orders at Webster's confectionery store. a-.7-tf Lost. In Dallas. A solid gold Woodman wntch rhartn. Finder please return to H. C. Heymotir. 4 17-tf Ilomesteaders. Do you want to dispose of your relinquishment? If so, see Butler & Di'NN. We have parties waiting. 4-2'J-tf ban of u a-wvc sj c-. at oos tiaa and ret point aa torpid liver or tLlnnssM and veak stoasaca. Avota bread and biscuits, rrsddla rakeS and oiber rndxesuW f.vd scd taka tea "tioldea Slediral Inwen rrsraiariT and stick to Its sse antil rem are rigoroos arid strong. The Kwrrrr " is noascret. non-alco- Kic. H a C. rrenc extract of native meUici- axal roots w:Ui a fall list of its Ingredients pruned cm ech bot:ie-wrapper and attested under oaih. I'-s trxred.eou ara endorsed and ejruiacd br tbe most emineat mcxai writers erf tbe age and ara recommended to core tbe diseases for which It Is adnscd. Don't accept a sulwtituta of unknown composition for this non-secret mediosb os ksowv costposrrioji. Wood For Sale. Cord wood, $3; rick wood, $1.50 for single rick, or 3 ricks lor tl, if de livered In one load. F. S. Bamset, Mutual phone 1403. 4-24-8t Farm For Sale. Good 300-acre dairy and stock farm two miles from railroad ; good grass and farming land ; plenty of running water; good house and barn and sheds. Call on or address James A Gibson, Sheridan, Or., R. F. D. 1. 8-10-tr Positively a Snap. A brand new set of 15 Vols, of the New Americanized Encyclopaedia Britannica, at J off of cost price. Inquire at A. J. Barbara's Heal Kstate Ofllee, Dallas, Oregon. 4-28-tf The Publisher's Claims Sustained United States Court of Claims The. Pllhllnhcra nt Wehatee'a IntMn.rlnn.l Dictionary alleiro that it "is. In faot,the pupil, lar IJnuhrldired tbnrouirhlv redltari inm ei-v detail, and vuatly enriched In every part, with tbe purfHiae of adHptfntr It to meet the larger and severer requirtuueutaof auolbcr Kcucia- tion." Registration has been much more rapid during the past week than tbe week preceding It. Forty seven new Dame have been added to the books, making total of 78 voters registered from the various precincts of Folk county since the registration reopened April m. Scarcely a week remains be fore the books will be closed for tbe June election, and should all of tbe voters heretofore unregistered suld their names to the list, an even greater looraaee may bs eipeoted this coming For Service. Heglstered yellow Jersey bull for service, two miles from Dallas on rialem road. R T. Tiercc Mutual phone, Itlckreall line, 61. 2 28-tf For Service. Oerman Coach horse, "Alban," will make the season of 1908 as usual at Farmers' Feed Shed. Terms, ttO, $15 and (10. First-class pasture for mares at tl a month. W. II. McDasiel, Dallas, Or. 4 28-tf For Sale. At the Evangelical parsonage. Household goods. Stoves, tables, chairs, couch, beds, bed-room suite, library furniture, high-grade sewing machine, bicycle, tent and awning, and many other article. Most of these goods are nearly new. Trice very reasonable. 4 2t X. W. SAQEB, Peculiar to Qtself la combination, proportion and process. Hood's Sarsaparilla is therefore Peculiar to Itself in merit, sales and cures. t It is made from the best blood-purifying, alterative and tonic ingredients by such original ana peculiar methods as to retain the full medicinal value of each and alL The severest forms d scrofula, salt rheum, catarrh, rheu matism, dyspepsia, and debility are cured every day by Hood's Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists, ico doses Jl. Begin to take it today. Garsatabs lion.' We are of the onlninn thntthla alleiratlnn moat clearly and accurately descrilies tho work tbat haa lieen accomplished and tho result that baa been reached. Tho Diet ionary, aa It now stands, bus been thorotiKhly re eillted In every detail, has been corrected In every part, and la admirably adaMed to meet tbe larger and severer requirements of a (feneration which demands mora of popular muwioKH anuwieuvo tnnn any geuuratlou bat tbe world huflevcrcontnlncd. It Is perhana needless to sild ihntniMfn, to the dictionary in our Judicial work aaof the lilsheat authority in accuracvof detlnl. Hon; and that In the fiitiireaainthepiutlt wlU be the suurve of constant reference. CHARLES O. KOTT, Cblrf JiaUos. ay JOHN DAVIS. S -S2i. btanti is i. frn.i.r, W" tllAiUAU a UOWIlf, Jaift. Th ahovt rtftrt to WEBSTER'S INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY THE GRAND PRIZE (thehlirhest awanl) was aiven to the Interna tioual at the World's lair, bU Louis. GET THE LATEST AND BEST lo srfll h inttml r d n our pecunsn paves, sent res. Q.&C.MERRIAM CO, euaiiaHtaa. , BPRINOFIELO, MASS. vrasTtrr yBarnoNaaw INDEPENDENCE & MONMOUTH Railway. FROM IKPKPENDENCB. roa DALLAS. Train No. A4. Imvc Inaependence dally. 0e a. m.; Iv. aloiimuuth, 6.15 s. in.; sr. Pallas, 6:tu Train No. M. Iave Independence, dally, lei Mis. m.; Iv. Sionuiouth, li.vo a. m.: ar. Hsl las, U Wa. m. Train No. 70. lesrs Independence, dslly, ft: p. m.; Iv. Monmouth. :3u p. m. . sr. Dallas t 56 p. m, roa AtsLta. Train No. 7. iMve Independence, daily. 7 Wa.m.;lv. Monmouth, 7 aj a. e ; r. Airiie. i.lt a. m. Train No. 73. leave Independence, daily I W p. m., Iv. Uoumoulh, t lu p. sa.; sr. Alrlie. i.2b p. as. roa miwhoctb' oklt. I'eava Independenos. daily, 2 S9 p. as. No. 101 arrives Monmouth 7:30 a. m. FROM PALLAS, sua isnaraaDajicK. Train No. av. Leavs Pallas, dally ei. Urmday, as.; Iv. Monmouta, a:.ya.sa.i ar. lade peodentv, f ;la a. sa. Train No. Kit. I t PsIIm. Sunday only. V a. m. ; ar. I adepsndeoee, 1 a) a. ai. Train No. as. Lear Palis., dally. 1 p. sa ; It Monmiuth, I :1A p. aa.: ar. Independence. 1 0 p as. (This tram vuanevia at Moassoaia ior Air 1m.) Train No 71. tears Pallaa. Salty, 7 a p. n W. Mouiavulh, Sp. as.; ar. lanletvudeac. S ti FROM AIRI.lt. Traia No St. Leaea Air lie. dslly. a. .; It Monnoolh, t a. as.: ar. Independence. S as. (This trala eoaiama at Maaaooui lor Iwliaa.) Train Na 7t Lear Alrlte. datiy.SWp aa ; Iv. Monaraatk, SS p. as.; ar. laderMdesce, ap as. Trala Na. W taavea Alrlie 4 tS p as. arT ol arnie. Monanxatk tSaai amna u.u prodette s aV p. aa. FROM MONMOCTH ONLY. ' Mofiasaota km ldepa4esea. dally at IWp.aa. Natica af FiaaJ SHtWaaent. raraaaaawaaprasW iliiin as asaaat aarflla a aaar part aak aaaaaa I Paa aaaaaa, aa awal aa aa ana aaamasaa saras lliaanllr aaa asainaaalli Sn aa Bi Elrit fina liiltia aaaaai aa leaa at naa inlli a.inaaa. aa raasrasa. Sraaanaas as aat aa rain at aaaO. aalkf s. ataad Oa. iaramaV Haas, Untie la kerehy tlvea tkat tke aderaa1 as oiai eterauwa ot tbetate ol iat4 tvtefs. " a. iim isnr lial aeffemi ta is. iTpsmj i ,ri pf is, Maa ef tera. sne rv k (vaaty. aS LS.I eaianla. IK. aaa ,v M Ma laak at lb koar m4 rk-s sa IM arwrrw... 4 a4 Sav. al ta reAss 4 IS. aad taiiiy Cows ta tb (liy al Pau.aa. Hen, a. t, a arpeaaWNl ay aa4 I rt aa ta Uah iH pMsce ki ia Sartn md erss.ai s ia taai aeaaiaiaA a4 ta ani waeait ismn PV II p I I Tt RS. 1-lIASsTII fHkK. J4nl evaataes J lb raiata ad Irl rvaeta. 1 1 i aali I AM a Faata. atanraea. iMsaei aa4 aras pabtlabrS April M. Has. THF MAN m0 SWT.APS BY THE FISH BRAND SLICKER is die atari who has tried to get the same service out of tome other make Oa. Light Durobl (anronwed WitisprooJ and Soid twywhere at i30O iaaaWtaeM BUTTER tS rie, A Fresh Complexion .f j is preserved and produced by -' IIJ..;., . mA drliVhtful . 1 -, - t preparation, delicately fragrant. Mal.es the skin exotiisitely soft; hanUhes crackled appearance caused by over-dryness: reduces the sue of enlare-ed pores, cleanses them, re duces inflammation and spreads an even, radiar.t glow due to wholesome nourish ment of skin glands and stimulation of the capillaries which also feed the skin and supply its healthful color. Aiijcur Druggist for a fret sample of 0 1. Administrator' Notice. Notice in herebv niven that the nndersiifned has ten duly mipointed administrator of the estate ni Stanley urovvn, deceased, by ine uouniy t-,ourt 01 10 ik iuuniy, .trtKuit, uuu iib uuan nen. rsow, mere tore, an persons navinff ciaunts rieaimt said estate are hereby notified and required to present the aiime, ritb the proper vouchers, to the underisittned at his place of renKienee near Airiie, in foitc uouniy, uregou within six months from the date hereof. Dated April 2, 1 '.. JAMES R. BROWN. Administrator of the etstateof Stanley lirown, deceased. Administrator's Motlce. Notice is hereby sriven that by order of the County Court of I'olk County, Oregon, duly mHile and entered on the 17t:. day of March, I'JOH. the undersifrned whs dulv aonointed rtdminiwtrator of the estate of Reuben T. Barn ard, deceased ; and all persons hnving clniins AKalnst the said estate are hereby noli lied to l reneii i uieir respective claims, under OHtn, with the proper vouchers, within ix months from the date of thl notice, to the undersigned adminlilrator, R. V. I). No. 2, Hiilem, Oregon. Dated thib the 20th day of March, )KI8. THKODORE BARNARD, Administrator of the estate of He u ben T. Barnard, deceased. Notice to Creditors. Notice is hereby Riven that the undersigned has been duly appointed administrator of tlie eKtate of Kmily KoremHU, deceuKed, by the Countv Court of the Kute of Ore on. for Polk County, and has quuUlied. All perrons hnvinar claims agaltiBt the said eKtate are hereby notified to present the same duly verified, together with the proper vouchers therefor, to the undersigned, at his law office in Dallas, in said County of Polk, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated and first published May 1, 19ti. OSCAR HAYTER, Admlnistratorof the estateof Emily Foreman, deceased, Piatt & Piatt, Attorneys. Notice to Creditors. A GOOD BUTTER In the goat line won't do to spread bread with. For cooking, pastry, paD cakes and bread, you waut BUTTER THAT'S SWEET TWe have it and it's low in price. Butter that's strong enough to argue with yoti, or do stunts, you can get at other grocery stores, but not ours. Try ours and smile and be happy. E. BOYD & SON Phones : Bell 63, Mutual 314. Between Meat and Toilet Platters Sets there's a whole host of excellent things here. Only a catalogue could give Dames and prices of all the CHINA, CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE in this remarkably complete assortment. The woman who dearly loves a bar gain will find much cause for satis faction here. Just come and get our prices and you will be convinced that this is a Right Price Shop. W. H. ROY $ CO. Dallas, Oregon 'iv-jyit- 1 Where did you go so early this morning, Mrs. Wise? I was down to HALL & HAYES to get one of those Silk Floss Mattresses they make. They are strictly all floss and each bed guaranteed, and they have the most complete line of Carpets, Rugs, Matting, Lace Curtains, etc. in the city. And say, those Couches they make are just simply grand. And they said they would not be beat on prices. 1 HALL & HAYES Successors to F. J. Chapman. Electricity for Lightin Is only expensive to people who are wasteful and careless. To you, who are naturally careful,, it does not come high. It Is economical because It can be quickly turned off wnen not needed. With gas or kerosene there is the temptation to let light burn when not needed to save bother of lighting and adjusting. In some homes the electric light bills amount to only one or two dollars per month. You can probably get some kind of artificial light for less money than electric light, but does it save you anything when it limits op portunities for work and recreation ruins your eyesight smokes your walls mars decorations and increases household work. You could probably save a dollar tomorrow by going without your meals but it wouldn t be economy. It is not so much what you save, but how you save that counts. WILLAMETTE VALLEY CO. RATES-Residence on meters, per Kilowatt 15c; Residence, flat per month, 16cp 50c. RATES FOR BUSINESS HOUSES 25c per drop and 6c per Kilowatt up to 10 drops j over 10 drops 20c per dropand So per Kilowatt up to 40 drops; over 40 drops 17c per drop and 5c per Kilowatt. A drop figures lOcp or leBS. For power rates apply at the office. We are always ready to explain the "ins and outs" of the lighting proposition to you, call on us or phone to us, we are never to busy to talk business. Willamette Valley Company E. W. KEARNS, Manager for Dallas. Office on Mill street, just north of the Court House. Phones Bell 421. Mutual 1297. Notice is herehv aiven that the nnriprataneri has hern duly spuoiuttMl silmhiiHtratrii of the ealate of Albert W. !' ttereaseil. by the County Court of the State of im-trou, lor rots roiiiity, aim has qualified. All twraoua having claims ssaiuat the mi id estate are hereby notified to present the same miy venneu, loaeiner a im tne Drouer vouchers herefnr, to the undersigned st her residence II IISllHS. In Mid COUlltV. Within air m. with. irom inenaie 01 inia nonce. Da led and tint published April 3, NANCY C. KUWI.ER, Administratrix of the estate of Allien w. Fowler .deceased. Cvcar Hayter, Attorney. Summons. Plaintiff, v. Amy L. In the circuit Court of the State of riremn for Polk County. IH'iiartment No. . jamcs B. Hiitchlits. HnlchlllB. llefelldant. lo Amv L. llutchlns. the above.nam.wt Aa. fendant: In the Name of the Kute of Oreaon Yon mr hereby required to appear and answer the com- laiut tiled attaint! you in the above-entitled ourt and suit wllhin sis weeka fmm th t the first publication ot this summons tn-wit- On or before the imA day of June, ltuwr and If yon tall ao lo answer, tor want thereof the plaintitTwlll apply to aaid Court for a decree aa prayed lor in aaid complaint, vis.: That the inarnaxsconirai'i now ana nervtofore exlutins; between plsintltT and defendant be forever nuuiica ami niasniveo:; that the futnre care nd custody of James Clifford Hutchina snd Crnest C. HnlWiiua, minor children oi plsintitr ud defendant, be aaardi-d lo .l.i,.t. snd that planum may haeMivh other and tur ner rruei aa lo the I ourt may aeerajust and This mimmnna. hv an order nt th. un va f. Coad, County Judaeof Polk Countv lir.',r,' ms,le st ( ham hers at Ilallaa, Omron. on the day of May. !. is trrrrA tin..., n h. he publication thereof not leaa th.n nn.w . wee. n.r six conaccuiive weeks liamedlstely prior la the M day ol Jone. !, in the "Polk reneral circu:ai oik. The da summons la May a, llMK. var. a weekly newsiiaia-r ol ition publtahed in said County ot ( of ihe nrst publlcatioa of this OSCAR HAVTFR Attorney lor Plaintiff. Ckatloo. Ia the County Court ol tbe State ol Oreson. a Polk Count?. In I he matter ot the aetata of fr.! r ... mood, deceased. t ttauoa. To Nellie Raymond, widow, and Karl Rarnond Tera Raj m.ui.1, one He ie karmoad. Its Raymond and Roaa Ravmond. hetrs ot the atwie named Fred C. Raymond, deeeaanl lo tha nam ot ihe stale of orecoa y.a and irh of yon are beeet,r eited an.1 m....,.! fc appear la the County Coort of ihe rltai nt iitw.hi, la and foe Polk Coaalv. at the court Rnom tbereol, ia thaciiy of Iwil.. ta aaHl oaly of foi. oa Tuea.lar. the .".i day CM June l l . la, tbe aaaw betn the r day ot the un. Han. term of aaid i ourt. at th boor of ten env-k lath SorerewMi of da Dim there lo show earHw if any ..u k.n . ao.'nld aol he raa-le by aaid t.irt that the real properly of aaxl ertat keennafier deernbvd. oe - " inrw. aa may a aurrK-lent lo eattefT ta aVoia. claims sad rha-ra asainat ihe aaid b ,d t.y Ira C. .(rims- aa ad a, in is trabw of .aid ratal at pnral aai ,w raah aa twyedk ia la petit ol mid a.lrainmralor le4 keeetaoa the faa day o Ar.n, I.e. ha ta parpop m4 raktin fai.la .i.-fbt ieal Siw tbe payment and satwlarll. of is, rhsrrra sad ' oy a-lain, tat ration and ta r inel in sirl tata a. Ml rea, awn. Ina .ariild aa aMiowm. sr. alt t"Ota iiaanej aiahl i.i ,ij k.h . I..I -l mJt . . ' L (l.'i rkrrea till and Twrtr, (m la k- -J ta r. at City. Pwk Camaty. Maw ml Oreroa. ",rM Horn tt r Coad. lre m ta t oaaiy Cort rt . . lb Maw rt Oyrw-Mv. tor IS ia I liwllr.l..m thy ni "" alaMlVan atfliaa. thta lta ay a0 April, a. t. . laa R a! S!TH. .ar aaa toaaiy The Better Your Horse the better should be bis harness. The high spirited willing-to-go animal needs strong harness more than an aged and spiritless plug. THE HARNESS YOU GET HERE will be as strong as it is good looking. You will appreciate how much that means when you come to examine the harness, and we are soiling it at ex ceptionally low prices. Dallas Harness Shop F. SalficKy, Prop. FOR SALE. A fine home of 8 rooms, rich sandy land, plenty fruit and grapes; one acre or more of ground in edge of Lianas. 160 acre. will sell in 40-apre tracts; on ly s m lies out; nne rruit land. 92 acres fine fruit land, 4 miles of Monmouth ; nearly all cleared, at a bargain, best of terms. Some good bargains in farms and smaller tracts. Could take gome city I'li'ljrrijr aa (jnnui purcnase price. H. G. CAMPBELL. LINCOLN COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY It is not business to buy real estate without an ab stract of title. Let us make it; we guarantee same to be correct. C. B. CR0SN0 and C. E. HAWKINS, Abstractors TOLEDO, OREGON Order. In the County Coort of the SUM of Oregon, for Polk County. In the matter of the estate and aii.Mi.n.ktn ol Henry II. Moore, a minor, order. .vow on thia Mb day of Mav.lM, comes Henri st. rdrar. the trusrdisn of the prmmeud et ale ol Mild minor, by Oacar Havter, Ksq., nis attor ney, and presents lo this Court his petition lor a license to sell the real estsle of said minor lor the present snd luture support, edurstton and maintenance of asid minor, ssid real pmperty bem described ss follows, to wit: An on divided one-hall (,) interest in snd tothst certain tract of land in Polk County Male of -" ,"'u oeainnins at the eouth weal comer of eeelion etirhteen lis) in Town anp : Smth. Ranre 4 West of the Willamette Memtian. and runninr thence East Jl rods J!"-,1"'".11 JP""1'' tbrnr at It mis .nd ltrl snd then. rioulherly tolhepiaoe of brarinaiuj, and containing to(J)acrea more or And It appearing to the Court that the mid petitKMi U d.i.y venried by ihe oath of aaid pe-inoiwr and It funher at.pcanni- Irom aaid peiitum that it I. -cee.ry I,,, a.,d ,.M "'.J Id real estate should he a I lo. , K. s' r"1 ,ni ,h in oi am of ?!',, r,',Ct ,'1, Frances M.wr. a .1. . ami,, a nrol her. il ia m Everett Li"IorV ol . -ftrt. I red troe Slere, a br"lhee. Sinn . w-, . . w . . srl In. lordelis K.iraV. a .lei-r. aad ihat they' V VI ' lvaon. iniere.ted in tbe aai.l estate hwi "' l"uu'1" " lD da and legal .. """loo of e-Minwd of said (rnarrfiaa II ta oyiered t.y Ih Coort mat said I eha Fraa eea Mooes, ,1 urn R. M.re. i.h.n FwMI ilerabosrs. rrd M.-aroe Moora, N.acJ lwllh ": and Erse Cedlia H.trar. the net I ol km ot said ward, and all peea.,. inlerrmed la m 4 eatat be .nd iay a-eeby are, dTete-l u, araewr bef.e 1K1. , -.n at la loan R, lo..Jlalb.o,,,, , lMk iaro,. " 4-y lb. isia a., rt Jan, la, ., ,h ior sea res ia ta Ver . ., Wfcl 4. " tfcee. he way , lioeaae .M-o, tota-' H tarn c-rtl. ' beaoe ihe a-.nn oa aatd peuti-w ,m tb -rV.k lowaiy inamw" a Zrt--J-"' " aTdII an. r. CVAD. Craty loo,. BLACK'5 STABLES Having purchased this well-known barn, we so- licit a share of your patronage. EVERYTHING FIRST-CLASS Excellent accomodations for commercial men. STOWE BROS. MAIN STREET DALLAS, OREGON tIAZAiJiCTAsAAIiriAsAAAAAHAii COFFEE Good grocers like Schil ling's Best, for it makes good-will and not trouble ; in case of complaint, the money is ready. Tour frocsT returns year moaey if yea doa't lias ill wa pay bits FoimnoiHLM raw sAiials-tHS tsS T aiaWataaaj M. OLIVE SMITH .. teacher of PIANO AND ORGAN Studio, Room No. 2, Wilson Block DALLAS OREGON TTOBKKT AT LaW I D. BROWN Notary Ptjblio; Abbtbacts Mill Street opposite Uglow Bldg. DALLAS, OREGON. It your baby thin, weak, fretful ? o Make baby. Him a Scoffs Emulsion Scoffs Emulsion UCod Liver Oil and Hypophosphite. prepared o tbat it U eaUy diijted by little f oiki. Consequently tbe baby tbat is fed on Scoffs Emulsion is a sturdy, rosy cbeeked little fellow full of bealth and Tijor. T ALL DRUCClSTSl COo. AND I.OO.