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About Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927 | View Entire Issue (June 5, 1908)
W1 Polk County Observer J. C. HAYTER, KDITOH AND TOBIJ8HEH. PablKfaed Semi-Weekly at tlM pet Tear. Strictly la Adruse. tntoiMi mm twinA -cmm matter Mareh 1. ttbe poMomea at iMllaa, Orefoo, tinder lb Act of Coagmm ot Maren , us?. DALLAS, OREOOK, JC . 19W. Th4 way to build up Dallas u to pat- ronin Dallas peoplt. The roteri of Polk county haring decided to prohibit the sale or intoxi cating liquors in the coimty, it is their duty to see that their wish Is obeyed, and that the county is made dry la fact as well as In name. Let do ooe shirk his shr of tMj duty and teHpoDxibility, Imagining that the task will be a light one, for It will not. It will not be sufficient now for the private citizen to sit back and throw the whole responsibility on the shoulders of the officers, claiming that he has done his whole duty in voting liquor out of the county. No officer, however faithful, can effectu ally enforce a law unless public senti ment is behind him, and the way to keep liquor from being sold unlaw fully Is for every citizen to assist In enforcing prohibition. The licensed dealer Is easily watched, as bis place of business is open to the public at all hours, but the illicit traffic is of an entirely different character. The Observer has Its opinions on the local option question, and has not hesitated to express them ; neither has It bad any reason to change them ; but now, that the people have said by their votes that tl-e licensed saloon roust go and that the sale of liquor for boverage purposes must cease In Polk county, this paper will do all In Its power to aid in enforcing the law, both lo letter and In spirit. Enforcing the law under tho now conditions, however, will not be easy. Let no ono be deceived Into thinking that It will. For this reason, It will be the duty of every man who has voted to bring about these new conditions to work as earnestly and diligently to enforce the law as bo did to pass the law. In this way, and this way only, can the advocate of temper ance prove his sincerity to the cause of temperance. highest, by the way. In the history of Dallas this paper strongly objected to It as excessive and unnecessary. For this mistake on our part, we desire to apologize to the council. It Is now evident that the levy is not too high, baton the contrary, that it Is not high enough. With $2400 deducted from the city revenue each year, it will be necessary to make up the deficiency by taxing real and personal property, and, possibly, by adopting ao occupa tion tax. The Observer will not object to either, or both, forms of higher taxation; neither will it admit that Dallas cannot get along without thejt; saloon license. The point we wisn to make is that, bavingcutoff one impor tant source of revenue, the city will be j obliged to adopt one of two plan either dispense with some of the pres ent pabiic conveniences and Improve ments, or increase the taxes. A con dition and not a theory confronts us. 'l!ai on' Americau Ajresta round ro jilicu wb:ch imt2ts Uio iLiCtl vaiuab'f K,nl:,-;r2l virtui U abuncUniJy auvd br scorvs of tfce mut emiaent m.ti.cal rit-r and teachers. Kven the uaia torea ladizta h'.i di-onrfred th trWul iwss of raanr Dative plant before lie advent tf tie white noe. This inforaia tion, itnparvd f reefy to the whites, tb iaiter to continue Icvestirstwn? unl.l tu-dajr e have a rich a.n me;sl ul iaut valuable Americas medicinal ruuls. O 2 Pr. Pierce beHerej that oor AznerfnB for- t tat tlv-4 in taobt valuable medicinal recti tbecrtkf most obatiaate az.d if ( -, rroperir toreairate tbem; of tbia conviction, be r-rt t'c-itJi I v ' -i- V-J T. j- .1 Tie.-ce jUJftpey .a. u-rp.d liTtrTTtiflOtioDal COl'RT BOISE NOTES Items of Interest From the Records ia the County Offices Briefly Told. Buver wont Democratic, as usual. The Observer was ono of a bare lml f dozen papers In Oregon that opposed the adoption of ttie primary law with the Statement No. 1 appendix. It has plenty of company now. Polk county's vote last Monday shattered precedent In two note worthy Instances: A County Clerk was elected for a third term and a County Judge was re-elected. PKOBATE. Estate of John E. Davidson, de ceased final account filed ; July 1, at 10 o'clock a. m., set for bearing. Estate of George Biggs, deceased- final account filed ; Tuesday, July 7, at 10 o'clock a. m., set for hearing. Estate of Fred C. Raymond, de ceasedhearing of petition for sale of real estate continued to Saturday, June 20, at 10 o'clock a. m. Estate of William H. Butz, David Davis, and Lawrence Davis, de ceasedInventories and appraise ments filed and approved. Estate of Lincoln McCoy, deceased administrator authorized to sell per sonal property. Estate of David Peters, deceased final account heard and executor dis charged. REAL ESTATE. F J Coad et ux to J J Wiseman, lot In Dallas, fllXX). Arthur Starr et ux to J A Lawren son, lot In Dallas, IH200. F E and M E Meyer to D J Riley, 40 acres, t 7 s, r 8 w, $350. M L Jones et ux to Alluvial Land Company, 262 acres, 1 9 s, r 3 w, $3989. COMMISSIONERS' COURT. Petition for the creation of a new school district at Black Rock denied. Ira Mehrllng allowed $1050 as first payment on Independence fill, and Tate & Nelson allowed $175 as first payment on Lung, Flanery and Ash Swale fills. Report of Sheriff J. M. Orant on delinquent tax sulus approved. Deed of Cyrus Illulr et al of land for highway rejected until parties deed full width for entire length of rond. Petition for road between Fulls City and Blaek Rock denied. at, t r u.a. erea ti,' vu: tr and other aff'-cliocs of the heart yield to ita cunuie action. The reason irfty It raw thee and many other affections, U clearly fhovn In a liitie book of extracts f rC3 tbe standard medical work! vblcb Is mailed fra to any address by br. B V. Pierce, of Buffalo. X. Y . to all aeaeUcs recusal for the same. i- O Kot lea marreleui. tn I be unparalleled care It Is constantly melting of woman's many peculiar affections, weaknesses and riiitrffejnt der3!cents. Is Dr. Pierce's FavoriteTrescf1p'!o!sts is amply attested ,y thousands cNiXDidJestimoniais con tributed bi?STe(ul paTfrrm who hare hen cured hy Lt un of u'eiu. snl kinu. f-Tgirl "tl, oitcn afu-r many oiicr auverlted meiiicint, and pbyslclans bad failed. O Both the ahore mentkmed medldnea ars Wholly n.aiie up from the glyceric extracts of natiTK, medicinal pjo'h. The proresvs em ployed In their manufacture were ontriral with lir. Fiert e. and they are carried on l.y skilled chemists and pharmacists with tho aid of apparatus and sppiianres specially deslirned and built for this purpose. Both medicines are entirely free from al'- hoi ana all other harmful. hahlt-formin druss. A full list of their incredioeu Is printed oa each lxittle-wrappir. 15th day of June A. D. 1908, at 7:30 o'clock in the evening, to hear and determine objections and remon strances thereto, if any there be; and That all owners and other persons In interest may attend at said time and place and show cause, If any they have, why said sidewalks should not be constructed. Done by order of the city council of the city of Dallas made on the 3d day of June, A. D. 1908. Witness my band and the official seal of the said city of Dallas, this 4th day of June, 1908. L. D. BROWN, (Seal) Auditor and Polios Judge of the City of Dallas, Oregon. Kl l.N IN H.VN I t J( Al N. It would appear from the latest returns that both salmon bills have been passed, and that both faclioos of the cannerymen got what they didn't want Ooe of the juke of the election, If true. Thoe Republicans who voted for Chamberlain should be Riven what they voted for. Make the political farce complete. Some day wo will gel back to clean politics and common horse sense maybe. As predicted by the Observer several months ago, every county officer who was a candidate for another term was successful In the election. Judge Coad, Commissioner Rlddell, Sheriff Orant, Clerk Smith, Assessor U raves. Super intendent Seymour and Coroner Chao man were all ro eleeu-d. Hon. 11. F. Jones was also given another term In the Lcglxlatiiro. polk county has shown due appreciation of competent and faithful service. Vote on Prohibition. Prohibition carried in Polk county by a majority of 263 votes. The wet precincts were Rlckreall, Silver, Luck- la inn to, North Independence, North Dallas, Rock Creek and Falls City. The majority to each of these precincts was small. The official count : For Against Advertisements under tills head are rharired at the rate of 1 cent per word, (i rat insertion ; 'j cent per word for each insertion thereafter; :iti words or leaa, si per month. r.j ttUYerURenienl Inserted for leas than )r: cents. riKiiroa count as one word. For instance the iiuiuerKl eotnhinaliuu "f'0 counts as one onl. Two initials count aa one word. For intitence, I. M. Jones counts as two worda. The minimum charee la for !" word: that i n advertisement from 1 word to l.r words ic counted aa IA words; an advertlacmeiit from lt to 2U worda, inclusive, la eounleil aa 'A) words from 21 to 'ih wonls, is counted aa '1U worda, cu The IlKUres following- the advertisement ludi cute how lonir it is to run, and are not chHrtri-d to the customer, ror Instance, ;t-;ll-2t indicates that the ailvurtiKetneiit was llrsl pulthaiied oi March ;tl. ami that it la lo he Inserted twice Ttie llitllrc and letters 4-l-lf Indicate, that tin advertisement was first published Anrll 1 and that It is lo tie run until the customer orders 11 dlK-olitliiueil. For Sale. A nice home for sale at a burgain. Inquire of owner, Miss MarthaThomp- LOW RATES EAST WILL BE MADE THIS StASOS BY THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC (LINES I.N OREGON! FROM DALLAS, OREGON TO Chicago St. Louis St. Paul Omaha Kansas City A3 FOLLOWS BOTH WATS THROCSH POBTLASD $74.40 69.40 64.40 64.40 64 40 0"E WAT VIA CALIFORNIA $89.40 84.40 83.05 76.90 76.90 TICKETS WILL BE OS 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 THE DATES For any further information call on I. N. WOODS, Local Agent or write to WM. McMURRAY General Faesoniser Apent, I'ortlund. Ort-?on m 1 - VJA? SHOE J 1 r,TTlTkA1Tm OF THE Woman I DALLAS MER few CANTILE CO. - fK -- ' i- l irririrflvJlrSrJi For Sale. Fine two-seateil, covered hack; new wheels, long-tlistaDce axles, up to l-'iOO i pounds, $30. Bnpgy, tlonbie and top in good order, $10. Itoud onrt, $5, good order. Oue mile south of Falls City. See Frank Butler at Fulls City. 5-22-tf Wood For Sale. Do you need wood? We wntit to remind you that the block wood from the Willamette Valley Lumber Com pany's f awmill i.9 the best, and cheap est wood you can buy. $1.73 per load, delivered. Mutual phone 14"T, or leave orders at Webster's confectionery store. 11-22 tf. BOWMAN BliOS. '. a -' ."3 Vk hen the cranks and Tlsionarles were busy at work a few years ago Injecting the populiittio Initiative and lleferendum Into the Oregon consti tution, this newspaper did what it could to oppose them. As was to be eipected, a few narrow minded speci mens of humanity, who could see only one side to the question, rushed la to discontinue their subscriptions and denounce us aa the enemy of the "peepul.' Now, that our fair state It fretting a good, thorough dose of this popullstio foolishness, there are thoae who nod fault because we did not "show it up aa thoroughly at we ought" Ob, tbe editor's life It a merry one I I'reclnct Douglas 61 Jackson 78 - Salt Lake 43 (Spring Valley 63 Kola Itickreall 41 Houth Independence 97 South Monmouth 77 B iien a Vista 60 Huver 17 Lut'kiatnute 89 Bridgeport 60 East Dallas l'.M) McCoy 39 Houth Dallas 127 North Independence h7 North Dallas 80 Hock Creek 4 North Monmouth 77 Falls City J"i Total 1 5il 47 49 19 28 81 47 90 23 24 - 18 - 90 26 133 30 127 135 107 6 15 133 1288 Last winter when the city council made tbe present high tai levy tbe Scrofula Ttw ai entirely free from it. It may dervlop to tkia ly at to raaM liuleif anTdirtarbtnce daring thevhol mod of rhiUibond. It may thea tmdoee d-prpHa. ra taJrh , and narked aerxleucjr to ron nrcptioo, before causing mpiiooa, om or ewlhnira. To ret entirely rid of h Uk the treat bUxid pontier. Hood's Sarsaparilla Is aaaal UoM term or ka rkoruUt4 ubMi fcaewa at itrMUba, W aotv H. New Tricrt of Ice. On and after this date, the price of ice will be: 50 lbs. and under, 1) cents per lb. 100 lbs., f 1.25 per loo. 200 lbs., fi.oo per 100. Cash must accompany all out-of-town orders, and add 15a. for each tack. 4t DALLAS ICE COMPANY. Street Improvement Notice. To M. C. Wilson. O. E. Williams. M. E. Williams and J. B. Thompson: Notice Is betvbv given that the City Council of the City of Dallas. Oregon. contemplates the passage of an ordi nance requiring the improvement ot those certain streets or parts of strtvts lo aald city, adjacent to or adjoining the herein below described lots or parts of lots or parcels of ground In tbe manner following, t.T wit : Ily tbe construction of crment aidewalk tea (10) feet la width 111 oa the North side, of Court Street adjoining Lot 7 and 8 ! Block 10 Original Town of Dallas: i son. Oood gain. 5-22-8t For Sale. gentle work mare at a bar H. O. CAMPBELL. Oood stablu. Cow For Sale. Milk cow for ealo. W. J. Stovve. Call at 6-2.tf For Sale. A tract of fine fruit land easy terms, long time, low Interest. II. O. CAMP BELL. Egg-s for Hatching. (Single Comb Buff Orpington eggs, tl for 15. 4 2-tf J. E. Bkf.zi.bt. Falls City. Wanted. Work on a farm during summer, by boy 16 years old. Address Box 313, Dallas, Oregon. 5-2C-4t Implements. All parties intending to buy imple ments had better see F. J. Wagner ix'fore making their purchases. 1-17-tf. Pasture. Ilorse and cow pasture on Dolpli farm, Polk Station. See J. O. Trent on premises. 519-lm Oak Wood. 16-Inch grub oak heater wood for sale, E. M. Cochran. Leave orders at Webster' confectionery store. 2 27-tf . . Wanted. Girl to assist In the care of young children and light house work. In a family where cook Is kept. Answer, Box, 353, Dallas. S-ri-tf Lost. In Dallas. A solid gold Woodman watch charm. Finder please return to U. C. Sevmotir. t-17-tf Mantle lied For Sale. Notice to Creditors. Notice is horehy Kivn ihst the nml'Tfienci tins hetii duly Hi-pninti-'l U'liiiinii-tralnx ill the ettlte of Austin I-. stoner, (IH'pjiHe'l. by tlie (f unty Court (if the l-tH!e ul orelrori, fr i'ulk l ouiily. nnl lias 'tnalilii'l. All jrfThuiis lisvine clftims airainst lln; s;ti'l estate are hereby linlified I'i present Hie khi).i duly verilied. ti'irei iier w itti 1 he j-roper voucle-rs Iherehir, t the ntiflersii-'netl at her reei-lenee m Kw kreiill, m hHi'l Cuimiy, witliiu hix months from the ilite of tills notice. Uate.l and lirst iiulniHhed May i:., VmK. EI.17. VHKTII MoNl'.l!, A1 mill iHt ratrix of the estate of Austin F. Htotier. ilei eased. Sihleyit Kakin, Altornevs. Notice to Creditors. I W iV - i a. 3UTTPJ A GOOD BUTTER in the goat line won't do to spread bread with. For cooking, pastry, pun cakes and bread, you want BUTTER THAT'S SWEET rVe havo it and it's low in price'. Butter that's strong eiinuirh to urgue with yon, or do stunt, you can gi.t at other Kroeery store, but not ours. Try ours and smile and be happy. E. BOYD & SON Phonos: IVllf!3, Mutual 31 i. Notice is h'-rclrv Riven that the uinli'rnJ..,ii'''l Iihn Ikhmi duly rippiiintcil miTniiiisinKur ol the ; ehtnte of Kin ily lun'iiiiin, .lernit-tl, by tin- j 'on ii ty Tourl of t he Suite of pk'm, fur I'oik ; ( on uly, Hti'i Iirh mill lii'il . All JHTSDNS IlilMllaf llaitnH HlTlllllst tin.1 t-nil eslitc nre hiTfhy 1 1 1 f i ti - i (u prfM-nt the ct.t in- j duly verilifii, lourihcr u ll h tin prujHT vnurtn-i theri'fitr, to the uiniTMiriK'l, ril t,is uw ollii in l)Hllan, in nnil ( unuty ot i'uik, vMthiii m iiiii it Iih fruiii the ilHlc n) this no' ire. Dated tun! tirot pnhltttheil Mnv 1, I'.N'H, tH'AR M'AVTKK, Ailnitniatrrttnr.if the italeof Km il y KoreniHll, dereH.-eit. I'Utt I'latt, Attorni'8. Sheriff's Sale. Notice In hereby trivon that by virtue of an exeeutlon Hiid order of Mile duly'i8ucd out of Hhd under the litind and seal of the rlerk of the t ireuit Court of the State of Oregon, f..r Polk ( oiiniy, besrinir tUte the 'M dny of .lime. r.Hi, UHn a judviiient Hud ileeree duly enicred, en rollei and docketed in an id t'oirt on the M day of June, HH.W, fn n eiTtuiu unit tln ndn prudihe. wherein tjontm- Keoter u d;dtilill hn i t'luirhs K Kher mid S. K. Kmher, hif- wife, ore dt fend nnlt and to me direr ld. etimiuandlnir me lo nell the herelnnfter deseriU'd renl nroii.-rtv to KiiHly the ainountN t.jH.'Cilied in snid .lecree utul execution, I wit', on M i l KlA V. Jl'LY II. liHW. at the hourof oneo'eloek, i. tn., of mid diiv, fit the front door of the t'otintv Court H-mse in t City of OallNfl. in otid County of folk, h, hi fHihllc auction to the hu'iiet bidder fnr i-n-h in tianil on day of aale. mibjct t to rt-dfinntiou in the manner pro idetl by Uw, nllt he neht . tit le, interest Hud estate of the (-aid tlrfi-ndauts and each of lliein, and of all iwrsoliu elahnii:ir bv. throuirh or undt-r tlii-m, or either of t .mid, mib lUent lo the date ol idaiiitllt a morti?Hi'e. w hich ia fowloned in dnnl suit, viz , NtMeiubi-r x, of, in and to the stud tnortirnued prem i', deicrtta-d in waid jintiimeiit. (ieert'.j and execution hh follows, to-uit: 10U hour ( i). hive ti). Six ft.V Seven Tl Flu lit (X). Nine CM. ten am. Klmen nil" Twftve ( 12), Ttiirtwii (.:. fourteen (II), Fit tevn and Sixteen 4 1 i in HUnk No. Four I) oi i he amended p. at ol tun l ot I. and lus me ('.). Ten f to). Twelve ):), Thirteen (;i) 'oiirteeil 1 14) Fifteen ( and MX teen t It.) of Hit No. ThrH(.() shown on the amended i'.at ot tut IaA hour (4) in the town of Monmouih. 1 ir roii, toretluT with the tenem.nm ber..ltt1.- meutcaiid appurtenances l here unto U'loneinit in anywe appertaimt-ir. I'ateti laUnS, Oregon, lb is .Mb rtav f June J. t, ;raxt. Shenrt of Folk Coin.iy, vrer.n. . i ? v.; -I JUL ' i . 11 HARNESS - 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. 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 saddlerv i j goods we supply is always a j re-assuring one. Dallas Harness Shop F. SalficKy, Prop. Order. In the Con nt r Court of the Statf of iit-mn for I'olk t otintv. In the tn tiler of the estate an. I rnnntian.hi., of Hfiiry 1. M.tre. a minor, enter. Now on thin ih dny of Mnv, In, eonie Henri M. f diiar, (he guardian of the pet-Min and esiate ol rvanl minor, by iwiir Ma tr, r j ., ttm sttr ney. and pft'Sfii's lo Ihl-l'ourt hi eti'itn for a loviiac to sell iUr r-n estate ot s-tid minor for the prvi-iit and luture iiirt. eiutaiion and n-.-;;;;e;;a;;i-r r: at:.: n;;:;, r, r. si p ttll iJeenletl fo.lowa. to lt dividtsl one-halt (',) interest in and to that evriNin tr-t o! .nd in Polk Cmntv. State of orvtf.-n. !ern1 a rU-ciemni: at ttie s-.u0 I (vinif ottion ei:tit--n (!) in Town nip : Smh. Ki re 4 Went of the W i lamette ( Men-liaii. and rutiuine Ihen-T Kaat Jr ro1. Iht-twv North a t t liette H mi ii ..) p i Electricity for Lihtin Is only expensive to people who are wasteful and careless. To yon, who are naturally careful, it does not come high. .. , It is economioiil because it can be quickly turned off wnen not needed. ith pas or kerosene there is the temptation to let llf?ht burn when not neeilorl to save bother of lighting and adjusting. In some homes the electric light bills amount to only one or two dollars per month, l'ou can prolmlily get some kind of artificial light for less money than electric lipht, but does it save you anything when It limits op portunities for work and recreation ruins your eyesight smokes your walls mnrs decorations and increases household work. You could probably save a dollar tomorrow by going without your meals but it won kl n't be economy. It Is not so much what you save, but how you pave that counts. WILLAMETTE VALLEY CO. RATES-Eesidenoe on meters, per Kilowatt l"e: Kesidenoe. flat rr mnnth sfm RATKS FOR over 40 or less. aillllV ftt the nflHrv WnaMilrnva mad tn .TTI AID the 'illS ailll OlltS of the liirhrincr nrnivullln. nn fu 1 1 An ha nr phone to us, we are never to busy to talk business. Kl Sl V kWU Til ll'CUU .n, in.iuM i.jv; jieruropana oc per nuowaui: up ia " i"i'l' -"c per aropaod fie per Kilowatt up to 40 drops; drops 17Jc per drop and 6c per Kilowatt A drop figures 16cp r or iover rates Willamette Valley Company E. W. KEARXS, Manager for Dallas. Ofliee on Mill street, just north of the Court House. Phones Bell 421, Mutual l-.u7. Between Meat Platters and Toilet Sets . . . ... ..t,t .-...ih,tit n . ; "iriv s s nuuienosi o: excellent thine hfinnlii.nlcui,liuiii1(i,.rn,niMrtor . miiiniuiiit.s fwi. vim a rai.'l oene rs-vnlil An oat loiaing ihi lo vUm ' 7 nriii.ii;,io-;nra.iii,rwi oonillllon. l.tvxxj mattrea ana spring, i i"-.n.irr u.i it r.n i.. r ipmni c i,anW lEuqulwof L, A. M.thew l.rn S. ; "ZTZ',1 i8tafrln Building lover Sinionlon A "' " m n.i iti ii u ..un, oi ittl- W.rl . fir- !.: r.n. f - .... iltoDthe North side of Court StreH ! S-1" gnx-ery.) S-21tf I mmm r. M,.tv. hr..ihr. ii nin t,mi Farm ror Sale. I " a t..it.. n.i..t ritii n.-t ...wr. m-, . , , , . ; a-i .nrWlu Mvar. !. n.t thai ibT tKxxi o-acre dairy and itivk farm, ih n j i n. mir.ir.i . , n ,,.i,, two mile, from rilrol; cvl gra l'L"mt "'4 l",lk """ adjoining Lot In Blork 10. Original Tows of Dallas; S) on I be North side of Court Mrwit, adjoining Lot S In Block 10, Original Town of Dallas; all la tbe city of Dallas, Polk County. Oregon. That said sidewalks will be con strucvd of croot at th time and In tb nan orr to b Iwrrartrr prr-rill by said Ordinance. Tbatthct of said sidewalk will b Mnnirl to lb abovw dVarritwd property frosting and abutting tbere-om. That lbs Oty H)cil will sit la tb Cive names anj prices of all the ' CHIN A. CROCKERY AND GLASS-' WARE . in this remaikably complete assortment. 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. CROSNO and C L HAWKINS, Abstractors TOLEDO, OREGON good grant and fanning land ; plenty of running water; good bout and barn and bed. Call on or address Jin A Oiwmi, Sheridan, Or., R. F. D. I. -10-tf council chamber la said ctty oa the I Dallas, Or. Far Sen ice. German Coach horse, "Albao," will make tbe sraua vi aa uiuai nt Farmers' Feed Shed. Terma. fi lit and 110. Flrst-daaapaaturt for mares at fl ruocLh, W. H. UvDmin, II M C IrfVl r-T tl,e t tuM II. al fcjal t a in jl , fa R M "tv. iti--i f,,,vtt "" n-1 f -V- roMrUi 1rf the nu oi kin oi wmiA M ail p.ns?, i tfi'i n (Is tr ajtf4 Irn he--rt 1 ren i . ., wr hfh titi n m : loun Ic-nr sai.rf i iBfliiti J an, r.. ml ! Utiatf-I la Ht.J ensntta t. Utsi '-1 h f ti rf.i that mix ( crW I t ".",.-. til I hfV ij.r r" in K-ri"r .f asu-i pwni,,,, , IH tmt o'mf ' -m .l4vr r. rtiitit"- n I t lBt7 uJ ct ri f 15 : hi v iij mi O. f. CVAl County Ju4r. The woman whodoarly loves a bar pio will fin.i much cau-e for satis faction here. Jii!t ov.me an. ptH out rrii and you will le oonvluceJ that this is a Kight Fri Shop. j:W. H. ROY CO. v Dallas, Oregon rl , BLACK'S STABLES Having purchased this well-known barn, we so licit a share of your patronage. EVERYTHING FIRSr-CLASS Lxcellent accomodations for commercial men. M4ww ST0WE BROS. ' MAIN STREET X nHJaS. OBEOON 4
