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About Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927 | View Entire Issue (June 2, 1908)
Polk County Observer J. C. HAYTER, KDITOR AND PUBU8HKH, Published Semi-Weekly at 11.40 per Year. Strictly In Adnoce. vntjirMi mt'i'nnf cah matter March 1. 1907. t the Doet office at Dallas, Oregon, nniler the Act of CoDgreM ol March 8. 187V. DALLAS, OREGON, JlTXa 2, 1908. The way to build up Dallas it 10 fat ronist Dallas people. POLK IS ALL CHAMBERLAIN Cake Will Lose County by About 200 Prohibition Carries the Day. Polk county still belongs to Governor Chamberlain. In the contest yester day, he easily overcame the big . majority of 100 or 600 votes, and, as in the gubernatorial elections of 1902 and 1906, finished the race with votes to spare. The pronibitiomsts also carried the county "dry" by something over After that the county officers came the struggle, perfect order was pre served at all times throughout the day. Six o'clock, and the polls were closed. For three hours the people waited in nervous expectancy for the first returns, to gain some clue as to the real result of the election. A group of eager men composed In a lafge extent of the candidates whose names had been before the people for choice, crowded into the clerk's office at the Courthouse and waited with increas ing eagerness for the reports. At last, at about 9 :30, the news began to come, at first Incomplete and frag mentary and finally complete, as the the smaller precincts finished their counts and telephoned the results to j Dallas. Suver, McCoy, Douglas, Spring Valley, one after another the reports came Id, -and by midnight tbe count began to take definite shape, and the ultimate results of the election became momentarily moreevident. Call after call was received, and about 2 o'clock this morning the crowd began to dwindle away, the final result of the election being practically settled. Polk county had at last gone "dry," and Chamberlain would carry the greater portion of Its precincts by a fair majority. One of tbe striking features of the election was the total indifference of the voters as to the results on the nine teen constitutional amendments, which bad been so widely and eagerly discussed during the months preccd lng tbe election. When the returns from any precinct were sent in the first questions asked weie "wet or dry?" and "Cake or Chamberlain? In Thai ou' Amurtcan'rorcsts abound In plum vi.lch pos.tes tffe moat valuable mcdfc .a! virtuia is abundantly attested by w (is of the most eminent medical write and teacher. Even the untu tored vidians had discovered the useful ness t. many native plants before the advent of the white race. This Informa- tlorv Imparted freely to the whites, led the latter to continue Investigations until to-day we have a rich assortment of most valuable American medicinal roots. O -2 Dr. Pierce belleres that our American for ests stfeajgd In most valuable medicinal root fos tbe cuNkf most obstinate and fatal dis eases, if wawdftidproperly Investigate tbemi ana lnJw(uHianwi of Ibis conviction, be polnWwItb pridcdk h .Imneti r"-"'" tun rff"''"1 nr niit "it1""" "-" "in- covery." whlrh ias nrovgn Itee'lf in fh -H. i,-jit. !.,i.fh int.lr. Ilrpr Inrlgnr atir. ii..rt, ..nie find .T-ffi't""'- snd blood cleanser known to y'lcal tyience. lyetep sia, or Indigestion, torpid Tiren Junctional and even valvular and other affections of tbe heart yield to Its curative action. The reason why It cures these and many other affections, is clearly shown In a little book of extracts from tbe standard medical works wblrb Is mailed frte to any address by Dr. R. V. Pierce, of Buffalo. N. Y., to all sendln request for tbo same. O O . Not less marvelous. In the unparalleled cures It Is constantly making of womsn's many peculiar affections, weaknesses snd illstrf-sslna- deraTxiements, Is Dr. Pierce's raTOrlteP rescript lnrvji Is amply attested l.y thousands ofujJfH4TfUetirnonlal con- irlbuted Dyicsncful pantrrrta who nave, been ainruT 200 votes. 0. L Hawley, the Republican voter's choice candidate for the Legislature, Is elected by nearly 400. D. V. Jones, the Republican Statement No. 1 candi dute, wbs elected without opposition. J. M. Grant, Democrat, Is re-elected (Sheriff, and E. C. Dunn, Democrat, has defeated D. P. Btouffor, Bepubli can, for County Treasurer. It Is probable that the remainder of the Republican ticket is elected. Co ad and Sibley are running neck and neck for County Judge and the result will not be definitely known until tbe Falls City and Rock Creek returns have been sent In, The vote by precincts on prohibition In Polk County up to date Is as follows: for their share of interest, but seldom were returns offered on the nineteen amendments, and never were they asked for. The common sentiment seemed to be,"they cltn wait." The length of tbe ballot made the count very slow, and in the precincts where tbe heavier votes were polled, the count was not completed until late this forenoon, although the Judges and clerks worked almost with out Intermission from the time the polls were olosed until the count was finished. Falls City and Rock Creek precincts are still to hear from. rreclnct Douglas Jackson Salt Lake East Dallas f-'outh Dallas North Dallas Rlckrcall Falls City Lucklumuto Bridgeport North Independence South Independence South. Monmofflh North Monmouth Ituena Vista Buver Kola Spring Valley Total For (II 29 43 190 127 80 41 CO 92 97 70 77 (14 ao 80 62 127T Against 47 BUSINESS LOCALS. Advertisements under this head are charged at the rate of 1 uunt per word, first Insertion ; lA cont per word for oach insertion thereafter; :to wonts or less, $1 per month. No advertisement Inserted for less limn IS cents. Figure count as one worn. Fur instiiiiee, the numeral combination "12.00" counts as one word. Two Initials flaunt ssone worn. For Instance, ,1. M, Jones" counts as two words. The tnlntiniim eharite Is for If, words: thnt is. Hit advertisement from I word to Ifi worda is counted as Ift words; an advertisement from lit to -Hi words, Inclusive, Is counted ss 'At words; nun 'i to -itt words, Is counted as 2fi words, etc. The figures following the advertisement indi cate how long ills to run. and are not charged to me customer, r or ihsisuce, lmucniea thai the advertisement wss first published on March HI, and that It Is lo be inserted twice. The figures and letters 4-1-If ludlcsle that the advertisement was Hrat published April 1 and that It is lo be run until the customer orders 11 dlsoou tinned. For Sale. A nice homo for sale at a bargtiln. I Inquire of owuer, Miss MartlmThomp- sou. S-22-8t rnrrjhrj a rh a I nnl v Ic d r a I p s. pain fj pvrlods.. irretfularllles. Dzr'Iapsus Jtnd oihe atlon of uterus an -T klnore'I affections, often after many otlier'adreitlscd medicines, and physicians had failed. -C "O Both the above mentioned medicines are wholly made up from the glyceric extracts of native, medicinal root. The processes em oliivcd In their manufacture were original with Dr. Pierce, and Ihoy are carried on by skilled chemists and pharmacists with the aid of apparatus and appliances specially d.lgned and built for tills purpose. Both medicines are entirely free from alcohol and all other harmful, habit-forming drugs. A full list of their Ingredients la printed OS a:h bottle-wrapper. Cow For Sale. Good Milk cow for sale. Call at stable. W. J. Stowe. 6-2-tf For Service. German Coach horse, "Alban," will make tbe season of 1908 as usual at Farmers' Feed Shed. Terms, $20, $15 and $10. First-class pasture for mares at $1 a month. V. H. McDaniel, Dallas, Or. ' 4-28-tf LOW RATES EAST WILL BE MADE THIS SEASOX BY THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC (LINES IN OREQON) FROM DALLAS, OREGON TO Chicago St. Louis St. Paul Omaha Kansas City AS FOLLOWS BOTH WAYS THROUGH PORTLAND $74.40 69.40 64.40 64.40 64.40 ONE WAY VIA CALIFORNIA $89.40 84.40 83.65 76.90 76.90 TICKETS WILL BE ON SALE May 4, 18 June 5, 6, 19, 20 July 6, 7, 22, 23 August 6, 7. 21, 22 Good for return in 90 days with stopover privileges at pleasure within limits. REMEMBER T&JiTS JWa9rrffef fnformatlon call on I. N. WOODS, Local Agent or write to WM. McMURRAY General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon SHOE at. f-lisi III "t CHARACTER OF THE Woman DALLAS MERCANTILE CO. 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 addresB James A Gibhon, Sheridan, Or., It. F. D. 1. B-iu-tr For Sale. Fine two-seated, covered hack ; new wheels, long-distance axles, up to 1300 pounds, $30. Buggy, double and top In good order, $10. Road cart, $5, good order. One mile south of Falls City. See Frank Butler at Falls City. 5-22-tf Notice to Creditors. Notice of Final Settlement. Notice is hereby iriven that the underalmicri as administratrix of the estate of John Camp bell, ileeeased, lias hied her final account In the ttonuly Court of the Htale of Orer"n, for is county, anil that Monday, the 'M auy of June lt, st the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon of ssld dity, at the Court room of the said County Court lit the City of Dallas. Ore goo, hns bcSti a)Hiiited by said County Court aa the lime and place for the heiiiiuir of injections to the said filial account and the Bcltl-'nieut thereof. MAKOARFT P. CAMPHKI.L. Administratrix of the estate of John Camubei). deceased. Oscar Ilsyler, Attorney. mien ami iirst published may -a, rjus. Notice to Creditors. The question that has been foremost In the minds of the people of Polk county for several months has at last ln'pri decided, and the oounty has been voted "dry," for the first time In its hlBtory, by a large majority. All day today men have gathered In groups on streets and In stores, talk ing and discussing the various phases of yesterday's election, eager throngs have greeted the arrival of the official returns from each precinct, and the whole town has throbbed with the Interest of hard and close contest in the vote for both county and state. Lvery precinct In i'olk oounty reort8 an exceptionally heavy vote. the two absorbing Issues of tbe contest being tbe senatorial race and the con test between the factions for od against piohlMtlon. Those interested In the outcome of the struggle left no stone unturned to bring out tbe voters, and scores of men In Folk county who bad fulled for some reason to register were hunted out, led to the polling places and sworn In. so that tbev mlRbt add the weight of their ballot to ,k Wood. the uncertain contest. It Is believed 16-Inch grub oak heater wood for that larger percentage of the voting sale. E. M. Cochran. Leave orders force of Folk county was represented at Webster's confectionery store. Buggy For Sale. First-class single buggy and har ms. Inquire at College Dormitory, It Eggs for Hatching. Single Comb Burt Orpington eggs, $1 for IS. 4-2-tf J. E. Beeklkt. Falls City. Wanted. Work on a farm during summer, by boy 16 years old. Address Box 313, Dallas, Oregon. 6-20-4t Implements. All parties Intending to buy Imple ments bad better see F. J. Wagner ix'fore making tbelr purchases. 1-17-tf. Pasture. Horse and cow pasture on Dolpli farm, folk Station. See J. G. Trent on premises. S-19-lra at tbe polls yesterday than at any of the elections for year. During the entire day the streets of Dallas were alive with people, and as the day progressed tbe Interest grew steadily more Intense. Gradually the public Interest seemed to be with drawn from the minor Issues, and to concentrate about the two central loltita, tbe United States aenatorahip nd the prohibition question, and nnally tbe latter subject seemed to usurp tbe entire Held of Interest. Right to tbe last, the two factions fought the Issue, and when the polls had closed It was a matter of doubt as to which held the advantage. Both manifested the utmost coofldenos In I 27-tf Wanted. Girl to assist In tbe rare of young children and light house work. In family where cook Is kept. Answer, Box, 15J, Dallas. fi-M tf For Sale. A second-hand windmill and a 3000 gallon galvanised Uok. Inquire of A. J. Barbara Dallas, Oregon. Offloe phoos ms mutual; residence phone IJ86, MStf Last. In Dallas. A solid gold Woodman IwaU-h charm. Finder please return the outcome, and th prevailing words I to H. C Seymour. 4 17-tf on the lips of the men of both sides. during tbe period of suspense between tbe time when the polls closed an- lh hour when the first returns 'oegaa to otue In, were "Walt until Its ota Is counted; then we'll see." riotwlih staoding lbs Intense Interest la Scrofula Few are entirely free from h. It may develop so slovty as to cans) liu if anvdirtnrbanc daring thtrMls period of rhiidbood. It ruav Uia prvxloc drvfwpns, rs tarrh, and marked trndenry so cvHe omption, hrfors eaaaing eruptions, oees or swelitnts. To ret entirely rid of k take tbe frs-at bSood pnnfie, Hood's Sarsaparilla Id BuaJ Iijt:ld fcaras o tm rkorolaSei tablets Loova as tartat. tat sjm U. 1 MaatU Bed Far Sale. An oak folding bed In first class condition. Good mattress and springs. Enquire of L. A. Mathews, Koom s, Sufrln Bulldlog (over SI moo ton & Scou's grocery.) -J tf Wood For Sato. IV you Deed wood? We want to remind yon that tbe block wood from tbo Willamette Valley Lumber Com pany's sawmill Is tbo brat and cheap sat wood yon can buy. fl.TS per load.! delivered. Mutual phone I t7. or leave orders at WrWst'i roorertiooery tor. 11 M tf. BOWMAN' BRO& Notlre It hereby elven that the nnderslfrned han bet'ii duly aiiiHtliiteil adniiiilstrHtrix of the I'aialu til AiiKimt (itTltiiKer, kcfcd, by the County Court ol the Mate of Oregon, for l'olk Comity, and hatt uuUlited. All MTMotii hnviiite flaima ARHlnat the said 1'Btnte aie liervby notified to Drtw-tit the aame tluly verified, together with the proper vouctien ineiciiir, 10 tne umiersiiriK'U ai lwr resuifiice l the city of Italltui In nnid County, within mIx moninn irotit me time of tnii noiiee. Dated and first published May ri, 1908. l.l UMM.1,A (JKKLINURR, Ad!iii!ii-trarlx of the emme if AiiKiirtt (ierlinger, deceased, incur Hayter, Attorney. Notice Ih hereby given that the undersigned has been duly appointed administrator with will annexed of the entitle of William JJ. lintz, deeeiised, by the ('ounty Court of the Stiite of Ores-on, for Folic ('ounty, and has (jnalified. All persons having claims aRainst the said estate are hereby notified to present the same duly verified, together with the proper vouchers therefor, to the tindersi?ned at his residence near Uallas. in said County, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated and first published May 19. 1908. HAKKY H. Bl'TZ. Administrator with will mincxed of the estate of William H. liulz, deceased. Oscar Hayter, Attorney. Notice of Final Settlement. Notice is hereby given that the undernifcrned, as ad uiinlstrator of the estate of A masa J .(;rosuir, deceased, has filed his final account in the County Court of the Hiate of Oregon, for Polk County, and that Monday, the 2Jd day of June, 1908. at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the t'our room of the said County Court in the City of Dallas, Oregon, has been appointed by said Court as the time and place for the hearing of objec tions to the said final account and the settlement thereof. NATHANIEL CROSIAR, Administrator of the estate of Amasa J. Crouiar, deceased. Oscar Hayter. Attorney. Dated and first published May '22, 1U0S. Notice of Final Settlement. COFFEE Good grocers like Schil ling's Best, for it makes good-will and not trouble ; in case of complaint, the money is ready. Your grocer returns your money II y don't like it: we pay hiro GET THE BEST Summons. In the circuit Court of the Ktale of Oregon for Folk County. Deuartment No. 2. Jainea H Hutchlna, Plain lift, v. Amy L. lluichius. Defendant. To Amy la. Hutchlna, the above-named de lendant: J ii the Name of the Ktte of Oregon. You are hereby retiuiml to amHutr and answer the coni- Plaint tlle-l a sal tut von in the above-entitled ;ourt and suit within six weeks from the date f the first publlcalion of this anmmona. to-wlt On or Ik-(ore the And day of June, iww; and If you fail ao to answer, ftr want thereof the pUiiilili will apply to said t:onrt for a decree as prayed for in lutid MniplMtnt, vis.: That the marriage contract now and heretofore exlMing betwtH'ii plain Uil and defendant lw forever annulled and dissolved; that the future care and cuaUxly of James i Uttord Hutehimi and r.rneniij. Mutehius, minor cniitiren of plalniirt and defendant. te awanlctl to idaimirt: ud that plaintiff may have Mich other and fur ther relief aa W the Court may seem just and frlimiKOI. This Mitnmoni. hv an order of the Hon. Krl K. CoMd, County Judge of Polk County, Oregon, matle at Chambers at Dallas. Onvun. on th 7th day of May, lMbx, n served upon yon by tbe publication thi-rcof not less than on c a week for six c-oiiNccuttve weeks Immeillately rior lo tne rai iiay of June, m, in the "Polk ounty Observer. a weeklv newkikaianr nr general circulation published in said County of Polk. The dtof the first nublication of this. summons la May ft, Pjuh, WTAK HAYTER, AtUruey for Plaiutlft. Citation. In the Conntr Court ol theHtale nf n.n lor Polk (Vuntv. ' In the matter ol the etat ol Fred C. Ray mond, deoeaisesj. tiution. To Nellie Raymond, widow, and Karl Raymond, Raymond atid Rm Rarmond, Win of the alsor named Krd C. Raymond, demsest: In the iiamvoi lb ut of Omron you and u-h of om an hereby ofled and required to appear ta tbe ('mnty Court of the aUate of ireon, in aim itr roia i ounty. at the iuurt Rmm thereof, in th City of Dallas, In said ooniy oi nia. on lueaiiay, ine m1toi June, . D . IwH. the aama betna tha first d'tT ol ih June, Iwh, term of aald court, at the hour of ten 'clock in th forenoon of ald day, then and there to show raoar. II inr eiist. whv an ntsir alHstild nt be matte by said t'oort thai the real properiy oi saii enuiie hcrrtnsiirr d-arrltM, or an morh ibrof aa may be authclent to aailafr lh ttebta. claims and char airaiiiat ihm eaaatv, be anld by Ira C Mehrling aa almttiiv trauwr of aaid etat at pt ivaie sale lor rash a Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, a joint executors of the estate of David Peters, deceased, have filed thcli final account in the County Court of the Htate of Oregon, for Polk ('ounty, and that Saturday, the 30t h day of .May, PJU8, at (he hour of one o'clock in the afternoon of said day, at the Court room of the stud County Court in the City of Dallas, Oregon, has been appointed by aaid Court aa the time urn! place for the hearing of objections to iiie nnu final account and the settlement thereof. DAVID I). PKTKRS, KIJZAHKTM PKTKKS, Joint executors of the estate of David Peters, deceased, Sibley A Km kin, Attorneys. Dated and first published April 28, 1908. liiM " I , s rs VHtW Notice to Creditors. Notice is hereby given lliat the umH-rslKuwl haa been duly aiiDolnled ailmliiiitralnr l tin. eauiHj or Lincoln M;oy, deeeaai'il. by the ( oiinly Court ol the Blate o( Oreaon. for I'olk iouiiiy, aim naa qiiaiiileo. All peraons having I'lalml ataiinl the aalil estate are hereby notllieil to iireaent the aaine duly verllted, together with the proper vouchers wirieior, w iiio uuueraia lea ai mil er. in amii County, within six months from the date of thin uouee. Hated and first publlbhcd May 10, PAIL KUNDMAN, Admlnlatralor of the estate of Lincoln Mci'oy,dteeaed. Oscsr Hayter, Attorney. Notice to Creditors. Notice Is herebv given that th imHoNnwi haa been duly appointed adminlKtrator nf ih eatate ol Kmlly Foreman, deceaaed, by the ounty lourt ol the stala ol Uregou, lor I'olk ounty, and has qualified. All persons havlne- rlatma atraln.. thm m eatale are hereby notirlwl to present tha aame uuiy whwi, logeiner un tneprotrvouchera therefor, to the uiideralni.-! at hi. l.u, nrt,. in llallaa, in said County oi Polk, within ail mi'iiui. irum me aaie oi tnis notice. uateu and nral publleheil May 1, HUM. OMAR HAVTKK, Admlnlatratorof the eatateof . , Kmlly Foreman, deceased. Platl Piatt, Atlorueya. Recently Enlarged WITH 25,000 New Words New Gazetteer of the World with more than 25,000 titles, based on the latest census returns. New Biographical Dictionary containing the names of over 10,000 noted persons, date of birth, death, etc. Edited bvW. T.HARRIS. Ph.D.. LL.D.. United States Commissioner of. Education. 2360 Quarto Pages New Plate 0000 lllrstratiosa, Rich Bladlaga. Needed InEvery Home Also Webster's Collegiate Dictionary HIS Tap. 1U0 Illuttratione, Regular Edition 7i Uxliadua. Sbiidlaia. DaI.uxeEditione,'iSHil!iia. l'rlnted from lame r Inf., en bihln peper. 8 beautiful binding. FREE, 'IicUoiiar7Wriiiklet.',liiuitntedpaiBpliieta. G. 6 C. MERRIAM CO... Publiahers, Springfield, Mas, 1,1 x re1 a la I he tviiil,o vf aatd aNlmlntairator ie aerela on toe lata aa? of April, laat. hw h parpoaa ol raiding rwrnia etiflWaent for the payaaent and satwiacltoa of the ehama iiwl eilueea of a.1 miiasiraitoa and the eialaaa rainai tne silil eoiai: awtd real airoprrty be ing dearrtbrd aa Silooa. aavwtl: l.'ia naaahrred kigM a) and Mb () ta lift "L ' and IjMm eamlrfel Mm fl ? ML fclrvea (II I aiHl TM-le 1 1.') la ! "o", Illy Polk ovuit. (tale ol Oneoa. WHaos Ta rioa. C4 P cod, Jo.lge of I'tHinty Court of ho of "regt'B, for the loonly of Poik. Wllk tha ael of wmM Cnwn aataoa. ihia ihs day of A.rll, A. I'-, lava, I at -MITH. Clerk al aau V ooaly CMrV Netire U Creaita mm. TOniA. Kiea la ". alTva tkal 1W aadframJ a ha dm ai.ale4 a-lilaiMrini Ik MM a Auaaia F Wane. e4. ky IM Oaal, (rt aa) IM fXat af .aw rv.kloantv aod aaaaoaliftea. an iiCMiia r.mtsM awaiaaa la a aaaaae arw aereli a.4iSw4 w. imai ill tha aa aaly wriaoa. ateahor a iia the Order. In the County Court ol the Stale of Oregon, lor Polk County. In tha matter of tha patate and guardianship of Henry u. Moore, a minor, order. Now on thta.Mh day of May.l'aK.eomes Henri H kdaar. the guaniian of the penon and estate of aaid minor, by Oacar Hatter. nla attor- Dcy.and pnaenla to lhU(nrt hia petition for a lloenar to aell the real relate oi aal.l minor h.r the present and future eupart. tMucallon and Maintenance of aaid aaimw. aal,t real property being deacrlbed aa followa. lo an- An nu divi.le.1 one-half intereat In and to that err u IB tract ol land in Polk County. Mele of IHrgoa. deaiTibed aa Beginning at lh Soulb weaaorner of lieelioa eluhlern (IS) in Town ship 7 Sonth. Range 4 Meat ol the Willamette MrrMtan. and running thence Kan ai rode thence North ;s rode, thence Meat u ri.la and It feet: and thence Xoniherly lo l he place of brginaiug, and couuinlng two(.'j acre more or And II appearing ta tha Conn that the said petltioa to duly Tended by tne oath of aaid priltKMirr and it further appearing from aai.f aetitloa that tl u Becreeary f.w aaid aard tbal fMa,e' HORSE WEAR has its fashions like other merchandise. At this shop it has the united qualities of style, good wear, and correct cost. The cost of saddlery goods we supply is always a re-assuring one. Dallas Harness Shop F. SalficKy, Prop. Notice to Creditors. aaid real eetate ehonid he a. Id for tha Notice te hereby given that the nndereignM haa been dilijr appointed admlmatrauw with atll anneied of the palate of David Davie, de ceased, hr the County court ol the stale af Ore gon, for I'olk Coumy.and haa ualined Ail per"'S hatitta eiaima ae-aioat the a. Id eai.ieare hereby n..tired to pcarnl the a. me l.y vmnci. t., ther i'h the proper eoncben thtvf .r. to the underairncd at his placa ol buMrn-aa at Butler, la aaid i,K mt. a. of M,d ..rd and ih.l the aVit ol i l It ! Z "T ' " L"'; '," - County, w aaid ward are Crlut Francea M .re a urr i i j, ! d'"" ,hU "" ill... a. moor., a hco4h. ,l"mVrreTt' " P-biiabed Jnae i. 1 lw. fill rrviiutv Amintatratorwiih atll anneied nt ,w u theeeiateof Hand atia. deoraard. Kscar Hajler. Auorney. Iw"r. ""a oi a oeraaava .ltcr Fred Monroe M.iore. a brolhee. Nancy lielllak Moore a eieler and Una t ordella S-dgar. a eiet-r. and that -hcV ara Iheoa.y fawanaa mleraelad in Ihe eakl raiatr aad tkal lb aaid BaUUoa ea la daa aad legal local ; Now. aa awKkoa af ecanacl af aaid eiarrtian It la ordered he (haCoart ihal aaid I eiia Fraa- airaaaara.' read M.raa Moore. N.acj Lehli " r"re that the .Bder.tgr.ed. Moore. Krle Coedetu InT, Z.tT't ' T-"1:"- -? V- -.11 at aaid aard. aad all aoaa. T " ""is,. aauia ka. aad tha, ah. ar t.ZZLT?. TZ.., rT Z..I "". aceontitlotha Notice of Final Settlement. la tttagfaa)!. ia aaM l aunty. Btlata Bla aaaail II uaa lae at ISiae aelav liatad aad tiat gab MNM War IV Tana i UI at TM STX'MR. kmm lniatratr".a el the aaaata af Aaeua r. tVarf A taala. ataaravea. appear arnwa taas taort at lha Coart It three. la Inelllt o4 lw laa. Oreaaa. ra w... fcj ' .f lha UIM'X Jaaa. laav al lha boor of eew a ' " laiae airraena n aea day So eaow cauaa. If any there ha. whv a ltrraar ahavM M he granted as awed gaardlaa ka thai Coart kw Saw aa la af sack real eataia Aad M ta fartaar wa, red that a enrv af th te aedas aaail be pjh.ua ed at leaal Iknaama va warka kelaea the kewnng e4 mm ratu. iB tha -rak taaaty ' "erra a aevam rtr eaiattrg ta thaa (Vuaty aad aetKihrd al the aaid City af Da.ua. a.a P. CO At). Oasitr Jadca. C m T Cotirt of the Stele nt iim. I n , . -V -miiewiT, the hrat day ' 1 - "r ener Of Ira a clock il "'"'''" al iaa C.rt ronai of ha hrra aneea t M,rt oa tha uaee aad pWw foe o".1-" wa aevataei arcoaji aerat taareat. nxia rtvirTC a -tm: a fat rate aaaoeaa'd of tha r-awm -bn a ( edaaau eeeaaa War Hi.w iio.ae a, eaeaas . Daiad aod km pataaaed iaae J, last. tha ' r th. 1 1 "T af tiai aa i k ntM by -.,.1 C w the Bearing of I P I aad taa settle- i I 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. HALL & HAYES Successors to F. J. Chapman. Electricity for - Lighting 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 oft wnen not needed. With gas or kerosene there is the temptation to let liRht burn when not needed to save bother of lighting and adjusting. In some homes the electric light bills amount to only one or two doiiara per month. You can probably get some kind of artificial light for less money than electric light, but does it save you anvtbing 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 wo u Ida t be economy. It is not so much what you save, but how you save that counts. WILLAMETTE VALLEY CO. KATES-Residenoe on meters, per Kilowatt 15c; Residence, flat per month, 16cp 60c. BATES FOB BUSINESS HOUSES 25c per drop and 6c per Kilowatt up to M) drops; over 10 tlrops 20c per drop and 6o per Kilowatt up to 4U drops ; over 40 drops 17Jc per drop and 6c per Kilowatt. A drop figures 16cp or less. 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. K EARNS, Manager for Dallaa. Office on Mill street, just north of the Court House. Phones Bell 421. Mutual 1297. 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 L HAWKINS, Abstractors TOLEDO, 0BEG0N a s i. -i i i ! V sjs7i BLACK'S STABLES Having purchased this well-known barn, we so licit a share of your patronage. EVERYTHING FIRST-CLASS Excellent accomodations for commercial men. MANm STOWE BROS. MAIN STREET . naM aL OBEOO 4 r
