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Newspaper Page TextPolk County Observer ALLGOOD fo COLLINS LESSEKa Publl.hed Semi-Weekly at 11.80 per Year. Strictly in Advance. Entered aaaecond-claM matter March 1, 19B7, at the poat office at Daltaa, Oregon, nnder the Act of Congrea. ol March 8, 1879. DALLAS. OKBGOS. JDI.T 14, 1908. The way to build up Dallas is to pat renin Dallas people. POLK AT THE CHERRY FAIR. Thursday, July 18, marks tbo open ing of the third annual Cherry Fair In Salem, and for three days the most perfect specimens of cherries that can be procured from the most fertile orchard regipns of Oregon will be on display in that city. Last year in the sward of prizes, a larger number of cups and medals were given to the men whose exhibits represented the fruit districts of Polk county, than were carried away by the representa tives of all of the other counties of Oregon combined. Even great Hood River was obliged to admit that her choicest displays ranked Inferior to the wonderful products of the "Blue Ribbon County" that were exhibited at that time. This year the fruit growers of every district in Polk county where cherries are raised, report a yield equal to, in every respect and in many points surpassing, that of last year. Polk county may then reasonably hope for a repetition of those former successes which have added so materially each year to the growing list of trophies that have earned for her the title of "The Blue Ribbon County," and. as the various fruit growers within ber borders leave for Salem this week with their choicest exhibits, the loyal citizens of Polk county will join In unanimously wish ing their representatives "Good luckl" . " COURT BOUSE NOTES Items of Interest From the Records in the County Offices Briefly Told. PROBATE. Estate of Bur res L. Hastings, de ceased final account set for hearing Haturday, August 8, at 1 o'clock p. m. Estate of John E. Davidson, de ceased final account approved; or dered that distribution 1ms made. Estate of George Rlggs, deceased final discharge entered. Estate of W. A. Van Loan, deceased J. T. Chamberlain, 8. n. Tetherow and R. Bottls apolnt)d appraisers. Estate of J. R. Hubbard, deceased -testament admitted to probate on peti tion, and Mrs. Ellen J. Hubbard ap pointed executrix; N. Pornslfe, W. I). Collins and H. L. Fenton appointed appraisers. REAL ESTATE. Emma Craven and hd to Fannie Gage, land In Dallas tUon. Floyd E Miller et nx to Charley Fa 1st, Iota In McCoy, tl.itoo. Helena Peters to Jacob DeJong, acres, t s s, r S w, , Executors of I) D Peters estate to Jacob DeJong, 191 acres, 1 8 s, r S w, $9,750. Luclnda Baldwin to Mrs Llllle J Wilson, lota In Independence, IsMl. F 8 Wilson et ux to Caennr Godwin, Iota lo Independence, fisn. United States to R O Russet, HO acres, 1 1 1, r I , patent Joseph Winn to Francis M Donald son, lots In Uuena Ylxta, VM. Roeoe Daugherty, guardian, to J fuel Htewart, 131 acres, 1 7 a, r 4 w, 7I7. Mary E Daugherty et al to James Stewart, 111 acres, t 7 a, r 4 w, fs. H G Campbell et ux to Lee Smith, block In Dallas, ,oo. Jolly Hayrack Party. A merry party of young people drove down from Falls City. Saturday evening lo a hay rack, spent a few hours In Dallas and drove back la the moonlight lata at night In the party were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nichols, Mr. A. E. Katoo; Mimtt Mam Is Fugitt. Ethel Tro Francs Fugltt, Cecil Courier, Alios Bancroft, Miss Cooper; Messrs. Mom Walker, Jack Flyoo. Ed Mi-Rrliks A. J. Pla in ger. Jess Beriley, H. Myers. Char lea Moyer, Ralph Cbllloott and Otto Elklna. Blood Humors n.M ir r'-r' lr-llr Imtm n.naa r alt rnenav a aoaae atkee form of araa moau tail HIM tbey M la Uw arateaa. isdfealed br faeJln-. at nIim, bww. low at aprarti'a. ar imtd efcilitT. wllkvaal nulif ui break in eat. llooj haraajwllta eieel, Ihia. if 111 Mm. atraartbeaa aad bwi tbe vfcoia mrn. Tkla It Ik Mttsmr f t,a maait. A imiint aa aabsutata, bat tawiat aa karuar Hood's Sarsaparilla la aaaal lraH fcna ar kj kawaiaaMl taaiata fcwwa at larMUM M ton H. WILL NOT SUCCEED CAKE R. E. Williams Denies Rumor of His Proposed Election For State Chairman. Today's Oregon Ian throws new light on the report lately current that W. M. Cake was to be succeeded chairman of the State Republican Committee by R. E. Williams, of this city. On this subject it says: "W. M. Cake will not resign, neither is he to be ousted as chairman of the Republican state central committee. He will continue In his present post tion as official bead of the party organization in this stute and will personally conduct the Taft campaign in Oregon. "This is the true situation as is well understood among the party leaders. Thev have always questioned the advisability of any move to displace the state chairman at the beginning of the Presidential campaign when complete harmony within the party is desired. " 'There never has been any idea on the part of the members of the state central committee to effect a change in Its organization,' said Ralph E. Williams, of Dallas, committeeman for Polk County and National com mitteeman for Oregon, at the Imperial Hotel, last night. 'This talk of my being elected as successor to Mr. Cake has been altogether without founda tion and without my knowledge. The mem bets of the committee are all satisfied with Mr. Cuke as chairman and are resolved to make vigorous campaign in this state in the interest of Tuft and .Sherman nevet have been a caudidute for state chairman and would not have accepted the office bad it been tendered to me at any time, for the reason that as National committeeman I have not the time to give to the work involved in the chairmanship of the state organization.' Mr. Williams came to Portland to confer with Chairman Cuke in n response to telegrams each has received from National Chairman Frank H. Hitchcock, who has culled conference of the National coin mltteemen and the chairmen of the state central committees to be held at Colorado Springs, July 2(1 and 21 Both Mr. Williams and Mr. Cake ex pect to attend this conference and will leave for the meeting place next Fri day. The telegram from Chairman Hitchcock was a formal one and failed to indicate the uature of the business to be considered. Kuowiug Mr. Hitchcock's remark able organizing ability,' said Mr. Wil liams lust night, 'there can be no question but the conference hus been culled to outline vigorous and effective campulgn work in every stnto in the Interest of tho Iteuublicun ticket.' " MANIAC COMMITS SUICIDE nsane Farmer Living West of Salem Slashes His Throat With Pocket Knife. Schuyler Ruble, n well known farmer residing two miles west of Salem, com mitted suicide yesterday by cut ting his throat with a pocket knife. Ruble had been suffering from mental derangement for several weeks and hnd been taking treatment at a sani tarium in Portland About a week ago he came to the home of his mother In Polk county and bus been taken care of by his brothers. YetOerday ho was left alone for moment ami when his brother re turned he had secured possession of a pocket knife. The brother tried to take it away from him but the de mented man slaHhed with the knife and klckiHj viciously until he had over powered his guardinn, and then cut his own throat. He was 13 years old and lenves a wife and three children.' He was for merly engaged in mining in Southern Oregon and was well to do. A real curiosity In the line of natural history was killed on T. J. llayter's property Sunday. It Is a white gopher. A perfect example of its species as far as physical form U concerned, It differs from the ordinary run of gophers In that one reMpeet, every hair on its body being pure white. Mr. Hayter sent the little animal down town yesterday, and It was regarded with much curiosity by all who saw it Org-aniic Protective Association. Si-veral of the busluess men of Dal las held a meeting in the Courthouse, Friday night, for the organisation of Merchants' Protective Anvi-liition. U. 8. Lougbary was chosen chairman nd committee has been appointed to draw up constitution and by-laws to be ubmltte l at the next meeting rrlday night. A pleasant uuion mtlng of the Endeavor Associations of Dallas was held at the Christian Church. Sunday night. Miss I U-lt a Campbell presided over the meeting, and In addition to the regular features of the arrvice. excellent number of apcrlal muic were Introduced. W. L. SoehreD, manager of the Dal las Water Company, ha appointed Harold Iticb. irrigation Inopector, to watch the systrm and ae that the Irrigation hours are observed, and all irrigating appliance kept la proper order Mas to avoid unnecessary waste of water. The twmbera of Company H. post poned the p radii mart-h to Ellen- data, which was to bar been mad Saturday evmloir, 00 account of threatening wnaitx r. Ttia gaot will arrirn In a abort tiro and the men will wait aetil ttvy Bit bwea received ard gireo out b.f,re making U trip. Sam uel Skersies. of Salt Creek, was painfully bruised by being thrown from his buggy In a runaway Sunday. His horse became frightened during the thunderstorm, and turning sud denly, cramped the front wheels and overturned the buggy. Mr. Skersies injuries are not extremely serious and he will soon recover. Professor D. M. Metzger has agreed to fill the pulpit in the Evangelical Church at Troutdaie.'whlcb has been vacant since the conference was held last spring. He will preach In that place every other week from now on until the beginning of the college year, unless a regular pastor can be supplied before that time. Leaning against a wire fence dur ing the thunderstorm Sunday morn ing, S. M. Ray received a severe elec tric shock that paralyzed his limbs and rendered him speeebless for a short time. It is supposed that thei bolt of electricity struck the fence, and running along the wires conveyed the shock to bis body. He escaped unin jured from this unusual experience. Miss Jennie Muscott returned from short visit in Portland, Friday evening. Miss Ella Carpenter, who has been teaching school in Portland, returned home with ber, and will remain In Dallas during the summer. Miss Carpenter was obliged to spend several weeks in the sanatorium after the close of the school year, but is now enjoying comparatively good health. The Mon mouth State Normal School has established headquarters for its students and alumni at Gladstone Park during the present sesfion of the Chautauqua Association. Professor L. A. Robinson, head of the depart ment of physics and chemistry, Is in charge of the institution, and it is proving to he very popular among the friends of the Normal who are attend ing the Chautauqua. Henry Stump is suffering from the effects of an operation for the removal of a bit of emery from his left eye. The emery new into the eye baturday, while Mr. Stump was working in the foundry, and after suffering severely for several hours he decided to go to Salem and consult an eye specialist. The irritatlng'substance was removed after a painful and tedious operation aDd it is hoped that Mr. Stump will soon recover from the accident. Ralph Hall, of Falls City, was tried In Justice Holman's court yesterday on the charge of assault and battery, the complaint being brought by Alex ander Lozo. It appeared that Hall had been called upon to assist the city marshal In arresting Lozo for dis orderly conduct. The prisoner resisted and Hall found it necessary to handle him rather roughly in taking him to jail. Immediately after his release, Lozo hastened to swear out a com plaint. After heuring the evidence Justice Holman dismissed tho case. BUSINESS LOCALS. Advertisement! under this head lire ehnrced at the rule of 1 cent per word, first Insertion; cent er word (or each Insertion thereafter; :iu wonts or less, ft per month. No advertisement iiserted lor lew iiihii l;i eenta. H if u r en count as one word. For fiiKtitnre. the numeral comuiuailou "20U" counts as one ord. Two lnttfrils ciinnt ax one word. For instance, I. M. Junes" counts hs two won!s. The 111 1 ni inn in elm rye in for li word: Unit is. n advertlMTneiit from 1 word to lit worrit. i 'Otinled IS words; an advertisement from It) At wordK, Inclusive. Is counted hs JO words: rom 2 to 2't words, is counted att 2ft words, etc. llie M if u res fnllnvvltor the advertisement in1i- CHte how Iodk It Is to run. and are not charg-ed to the customer. For tustHuee, :t-:.l-2t indicates hm the advertisement whs first MiuhBhed on Mttn'h Ml, and that it it, to he inserted twice. ne neon's iitnt if tier 4-1-tf HKltCHie that the ilvMrtiM'nieiit was llrst puhllidied April 1 and list it is ui he run until the customer orders It liH'unlimied.j Rrirk For Sale. Brick ready for market July 15, at yard 1 mite north of Monmouth. F. Shew. 7-7-tf For Sale. A tract of line fruit land easy terms, long time, low Interest. H. (1. CAMP IIKLL. An Experienced Nurse. Mrs. J. II. Cornwall. Obstetrical cases a specialty. Iteferenecs given. Phone 355, mutual. 7-U-3t Auction Sale. On Saturday afternoon, July 25, nt S o'clock, I will si. I! at public auction at South Hlcktvalt, my household goods. Mas. Lai kaHikfahth. 7-10-5t Shingle For Sale. Just received I carloads of line hlngles. See me for prices. W. L. S-K-hren. 7-14 4t Trips to Coast. I am prepared to convey camping parties to ail points on the coast Call Mutual Phone Black 35, Dallas. 7-3-tf For Sale. Xice borne in Dallas. Good a-roora house. Over one acre of land, mostly In fruit. Good garden. Phone Mutual JJ3. Mas. W. I. Krtsotwk Fencing For Sale. I har th atrrDcr for Tacw Wii ' Fencing. Only spring steel fencing on market. Phone Mutual 5i. J. W. White, Alrlie, Oregon. C-U-tf Nrar Hay WanteaL U toDt;ntra qualitrlaqtimoaiy or cheat hay; bain; delivered at Dalian. Mi lt W. V. LmHca C.v I f ID Will Ilaal la Ih Taaat. Durleg tbe preaeot lunmrr I be prepared tx haul rajepinjf partke aaj their outflu to an J from the nat at tmmtb). ratea. F. S. Rrr. PaUaa. T-U I. LOW RATES EAST WILt BE MADE THIS SEASON EV THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC (LINES IN OREGON) FROM DALLAS, OREGON AS FOLLOWS BOTH WAYS THROUGH PORTLA ND $74.40 69.40 64.40 64.40 64.40 ONE WAV . VIA CALIFORNIA $89.40 84.40 83.65 76.90 76.90 TO Chicago St. Louis St. Paul Omaha Kansas City 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 THE DATES For any further information callon I. N. WOODS, Local Agent . or write to WM. McMURRAY General Piisaengrer Agent, Portland, Oregon Shakes For Sale. Inquire of P. O. Burbauk. Phone 53, Camp line. Mutual 6-20-tf Hard Wood For Sale. Ash, maple and alder wood for saltf. Evan Evans, Mutual phone East 35, Dallas. G-2G-tf Implements. All parties intending to buy imple ments had better see F. J. Wagner before making their purchases. 1-17-tf. Bargain, Best in Polk County For dairy or fruit, home or invest ment. Close to Dallas, railroad and school. From Missouri? Let us show you. Address: Box 384, McMinn ville, Oregon. 7-7-8t For Service. German Coach horse, "Alban," will make the season of 1908 as usual at Farmers' Feed Shed. Terms, $20, $15 and $10. First-cluss pasture for mares at $1 a month. W. H. McDaniel. Dallas, Or. 4-28-tf Wood For Sale. you need wood? We Do you need wood? We want to remind you that the block wood from the Willamette Valley Lumber Com. pany's sawmill is the best and cheap. est wood you can buy. $1.75 per load, delivered. Mutual phone 1407, or leave orders at Webster's confectionery store. 11-22-tf. BOWMAN BROS. To Home Seekers. I am prepared to give you full and accurate Information how and where to secure public lands under the Homestead and Desert Acts; also, whero you can buy the best lands with good titles. Prices from $G.50 to $30 an acre. All iu the great Harnoy alley and County. 7-14-nt T. V. B. EMBUEE. Notice to Bidders. notice is hereby given that the County Court of Polk County, Oregon, will receive bids for hauling reck upon certain of the County roads, and also for operating the County Bock Crusher. Siwcillcations will be on file with the County Clerk on or before Julv 15, 1908. Bonds will bo required of the suc cessful bidder. Said bids must be filed with the County Clerk not later than 10 o'clock a. m. July 2oth, 1908. The Court reserves the right to reject any or all bids. (Seal) E. M. SMITH, County Clerk. Notice For Publication. V. 8. Ind Office at Portland, , , Jlllie J, I!. ollce l hen-hy riven tint Michael K. Scnou wi'tler. of hallaa. t non, who, on June 2, l'iH, ma.le Tiii.Ut ami stone Application. No. T77K, (or N. W . of the S. K. of Section , Town lii., Han M'.. Mli. Met., haa tiled notice of intention to make Final TimK-r Proof, to ttatlish claim to the land ahove deaciihcU helore the County Clerk, at Dallaa, Orveon, on thelMh day of Annul. t laimant ntitnea aa wllneaM- W V rnll.. of Itatlaa, Oniroii: Aaron Mnjbee, of 11U,' Orct-on: S. K. Kale, of aila. on-run: Olio nyerley, of lalia. oreron. AL4.fc.KNON 8. PRKSSKR, keriater. Notir For Publication. f parfnent of the Interior. I . !. land lithe at Ptland. 4rvm. .... . . m Jm nh. Nolle It hereby riven that Nary J. Mirer, of Ptilu,On-MB, who, on ihr Ji.h day o4 June lv, made I. and application No. TTm serial' No .r H oi ; s H i. ii..n )' T.aB.hit. ; km. h. Kanre t Ailiamti M tYiitiMo, ha hi.! b 'Iiiy f inicii t un i. nake Mnal T,oi. lo raub.iah t laim U. th land above dtrnt-nl hrl.wi A.mii t L.rt f i... k . mtont 1 u. trfn. ou me r.. bf t Wnt.ant bhm aa il!nfwi Aamn Mst bw oiiitiiM i.v,, ta.. o'W. of Italia ret: f iua J. Kul er. ol I-atlaa. Orec.ia Brrtba L. Haytrr. of la! . otwoa kvi4er. Natar ta Oeditora. Sotleet, hereby tirew th.t the Bv-ermeJ i , J ,I-atel eieeamt et the i - . " ira. areraiel, t maaly t'oort r4 the ute .4 Ureroa by the aw Ma leoaty a4 baa agaliud ail Km, k.vin. r un antra, tbe aai4 b-re(.y aie.1 u eeeaewt be aiH tal eeir I kire'bee auk the pr.ir ta.. U. IKe an.ie.ne at b-e Minn in .... ... mm iwo-u, in.iiajt a.Mkia frq iae Am m 1 v. I "a 14 a4 aral .nb rK.j j M iwat allJ H (. H k I 1 lnlni M I m J ""Man ew Hajar. Atbmey. BEGINNING MONDAY! ENDING SATURDAY, ALL SUMMER GOODS All 10c Summer Goods, Sale l2Je " " " lGjc " " " 25c 30(1 " " 35c ' 40c- " ' 50C ' 60C " " " WHITE WAISTS $1.00 Waists Sale 1.25 " " Muslin A GOOD BUTTER in the goat line won't do to spread bread with. For cooking, pastry, pan cakes and bread, vou want BUTTER THAT'S SWEET TWe have it and it's low in price. Butter that's strong enough to'argue with you, or do stunts, you can get at other grocery stores, but not ours. Try ours and smile and be happy. E. BOYD & SON Phones: Boll 63, Mutual 314. Notice of Final Settlement. Notice is hereby five., tlint th miderhitrned, administrator wiUi t..o ,il! annexed of the estftt" ofs Mine A. Doukkii, ileceiised, hiit lilml his iiunl Hci-uuut iu the Countv fimrt of the Htate of Oreuon. for Polk County, ami that Thursday, the ;oth day of July, I'.hjS. at the hour of' ten o'clock in the fnseiiouii of said day, at the Court room of he id uounty t,ourl in the Cltv ol JMliits. uruiron has been appointed by said Court as the time and mace for the hearintr of oh it- tions to the said iiual account aud tliesettlemeu thereof. IlKNRY O. CAMPBELL, Administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Mary A, Dougan, deceased, Osrar Havter. Attorney. Dated and iirst published June 19"8. Notice For Publication. TIM 11 KR LAND, ACT JTNK 3, 1S7K. United States Laud OMice, Portland, Oregon, June 4, 19UH. Notire is hereby pivn that in coninlianc with the provisions of the act of Conret of une ;i, entitled "An act for l he sa e of tinioer lamia in the MateBof ( alifomia, Oregon Nevada and aslihiKtou Territory. " asextendL'ti to all the i'nMic Land states by ait of Auiriiht 4, iw.'xiari'iice v .m.ui.k.oi OallaM.coun vol k btaieoi iiretFtin, has this 1av Hied in this oti c his sworn statement o. 777!b for the imrcliane m iuv a. r. oi ft. v , '4 oi pte.'iioil fto. , in lowimnip io. w liaiiee io. n west and win oner proof to show that the hind Kouvht i more valuable for its limber or stone than for neuUural nuriKiscs. hih! to futHliliah hia ciaim to Nim laml beiorp ounfy Clerk at Dallas. Oregon, on Wednesday, the Oth day of AIIKUBl, lllfl. tie uaiiit'S as witnesses: Aaron Mavhw. of uauas, ifrctron; Kari iBecarver, of Dallas, Ore- yon; esmnh DhI of Dalian, (reiroii; Otto nyeriey, oi i anas, oreiron. Any ami ail t ergons v aiminir advprieelv tli above-deseriU-d lands are reottestetl to tile their fauns in ttiis titiice on or before bad iitli iIhv mi niisusi, :iift. AlAihKNON 8. DKKSSKR, Kenrister. Guardian's Sale. .Notiee is hereby civen that bv virtue and in purflunm-e of an order of the County Court of 1" "i" "rt-jroii, Kir i-o:k i onniy, nit ti hi; m probaie, made and enlered of record in said t ourt on (he l t h dav nf Jihio imim in ih. inniifi (.n uif fsitiie ani ruaraiHinuip of Henrv D. Mmre. a minor, tieensmif and directing the nmt'rMyne1 as euartiian of the estnte nt mi. I minor lo .'ll the real proprrly ot . .. ...i.i, ii.i.-.iiiiiirr um-nuM, at private dian. will, irvim and after Mmulay. Ibe27lli Ut m juiy, iHiw. at me nonror ten o elotk.a. m.,ol .in iMiu-e m t'war uayter, in the lity .f Dallaa. In aaii ColinlT, niMeee.1 to , h . i. j properly, al private ale for voe" "itii'i wii ua ui anie. in aceorilani'e with Kiei unier ui me aim in trie manner pre X'rilK'd by law, .uhjeit to cinHrniation by .aid vuuri. him rvni pnieriy beinf panic Hlnrly dewnlnvt follow.. 10 wit : An undivided one hall inureM tn and to that eenain irai'l oi land in Polk futility. Mate of ..,T,-n:. i aa otnnnmr at the Month weal oorm-r ol .sh-M..ii 1. in louiuliip 7 eoiiih Kanee I rteat of the Ui.lamette M.rl.iifn and ruiinin. inenre r.ast ai rod.; I hence S,,rth JO . " an.l ll leri; and thenee Mother, y to th. pla.-e of betinninc eotitainin. two acre., more or leaa l'ate.1 thU Jkth day of June HKNR1 M. KtX.AR. 'n.rilian of the per .11 .IHi eatale of Henry I). M.wre. a aiinor. IHKar llavter. Attorney. Administrator' Sale Sollee 1. hereby aiven that br Ttrtne and In pttrananee ot an order of the nn , r i : the Mate of Hrejon. lor Poik fount,, am,.. ' prolate, made and entered of reeord In Lid , 1 ourl on the iM day of June. !. i. them.uer j ... ..tr m.ie oi rmi f. Kavm-nd. deeeawl .line. tin. the undeitu-ned aa dniintatraior of .aid eua-e to ee.l the real propenv of aaid i ea;ate, hereinafter .leaenbed. at private aale lot ira.h. in the manner preerrihe.1 by law. 'the ! and.e.iriie.1 a. .ued a.1mmilrator will from ; aiet .Her Thurelay. the nb day of Jnlv ln at the hour of ten o r.ork, a. .. ol aaM dav. al ! hi reHleneeat Fal.a file, tn a.ld foont'y of I l-ro-wt to ell tbe .aid real peoferiv. ard ail thereof, at private Mle for raeb in K....1 I day on aae. la aeeordanee with tbe aKl order ! aiMl is trie atanaer preaerihed by law. nibieet 10 " ' 17 wiq loiiniv tourt: naid real , bei-liertj betBf parttrularly oeacrtbrd aa io.low a, I "T? s'e () tn "e. -L and Imi aomlered Nine ii Tew (UM FSereailD.ed t-e!ve(i;) 1. nii , .'LL'rj; 2,'.b rr,r- Tero,: ! ce,bee wvh ail and ainei ar the t. '' beriiaael. and tbere. ..it-l-,l ivn.nt.ia m,;nMi,iar lM taj uk da; o Jan.. l.a IR f . M I SWii A IwilBwrau W the euie 4 - . Feewf KaemoaMl. deeeaaed tarar Barter, Attorney. itu- fetitaSMtifiiirA - f fa JULY 6th 6c 1.60 " " $ 1.15 850 80 2 00 " " 1.45 $1.00 " ' 12c 3.25 " " 1.70 1.25 " " 180 2.50 " " J .95 1.50 " " 19c S.UO . " '- - 2.2') 2.00 " 27c WHITE CANVAS SHOES 260 .. 37c $1.00 Shoes, Salo 70o 3.00 " " 430 1.25 " " . 950 3.50 " ' 1.50 " " $1.15 4.00 ' . " 2.00 " " 1.45 4.50 ." ' 73o LACE CURTAINS 50 " ' H9a COo Curtains, Sale 48c 0 00 " " Underwear on Sale at Cost -LAS MERCANTILE CO. NEWPORT YAQUINA BAY Oregon's Matchless Beach Resort The Place to go for Perfect Rest and Every Conceiv able Form of Healthful and Delightful Recreation ITS FACILITIES ARE COMPLETE Beat of food anil an abundance of it. Fresh water from springs. All modern necessities, such as telegraph telephone, markets freshly provided every day. Fuel in abundance. Cottages partly furnished or unfurnished to be bad cheaply. Strict mun icipal sa n ita ry reg u lutiou s. NEWPORT is reached by way of tho Southern Pacific to Albany or Cor vallis, thence Corvallis & Eastern K. It. Train service daily and the trip a pleasure throughout. Rate for Season Ticket From Saturday to Alonday Ticket ' f, Our elaborate new Summer Book gives a concise description of Newport, including a list of hotels, their capacity ami rates. Call on, telephone or write . I. N, WOODS, Local Agt. Dallas WM. MCMURRAY General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon. (SS SS) fa ' Between Meat Platters and Toilet Sets there's a whole host of excellent things here. Only a catalogue could give names and prices of all the s CHINA, CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE In this remarkably complete assort ment 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 Q CO. Dallas, Oregon Execntor' Notice. Notice I. berebv iven ahn it - - eern.lh.t the underuroel bare been appointed i -1 . T . ue eeiaie 01 niiliam ijver- more. ileeeaaed. b tbe Hon. CnnK . Polk CoantT, rerrin. All pereori. tndebled to aairi . notilied u Diane lmrae.liate Settlement of panic -11n1neun.lem.neO.aiKl all perauia bol.liL. I eUlm. .nio Mid eeute .re herebe notilH-4 10 i ',rT! aaine dur Terttii to' the under-1 ." . . 0,0,1 '"a rroni the date bereof. 9tb day of Jane, i;v. r"' '" '01 loaatT. Onon. thia A. B. MCI it. I.EiiNAKIt 1. LIVEORE. Sibley Eakti. Atty," "tolZZZr Administrator's Final Notice. Notiee la heeebe wivmm K.. . . Ingram, 0 the wlJrZSTL "ZZ"7J ,rf ',n 'be.r. eT ..Z , J M,1"'' Polk CooBty.-.od aatd iw LtL v " "'" bni. lei 3 lhre(ore a.i peraw, lalereated fvail , " tne.oaaiT '" '' " aal Coaot. ai d hy aaid Itna, aeeount Mux j aot he nmnl ITi,t5'r, ratriTdeeil and ber boB.iauen releel MtKV 11. fnvvFII, AdirtnaKralni 4 tbeeU.a , " r 1 ii WMey 4 Cakia. Auoraarr. har et.. JULY n ON SALE C5c M 73c 95c Si? $1.20 m 155 (2 1.75 gfS 1.98 M 2.25 (S 2.98 3:20 M 3 85 (2 4.15 4 GO 4.85 (DALLAS DERRY INDEPENDENCE $5.75 4.50 4.20 I DALLAS $3.60 2.65 2.50 INDEPENDENCE dri"Vir HOW ABOUT YOUR HARNESS , generally? Don't you want a new set for summer driv ing? Lots of people on the road then, and you want ybur rig to look as good as any, of course. A new set will not cost you much here. Dallas Harness Shop F. SalficKy, Prop. Executor's Final Notic. N'otiee It hereby riven to whom it mar f n- eern, that the ouUerairned, e.eenuir WI ,!T ratateol Hnrrea L. Ha.tliira, deceaaeti, hi. flnal aeeount in aald eel.le, with tbe Hon. ( ount j foort ol Pol. Cooinr. Oregon, aod ine aame baa been aet for hearlnf by id l""!r?"f nauira.r. orint a, at the hour or I o ewe. p. m. ol aaid dar. at ahieh time all P""" intereated are hereby noi ned 10 appear M preaent objeetioiia. if any they have, why final areODut ahonld not be apneoved. the trv eicawi and tbe eieenior diarh.rred. . liaied at Uilla folk County. urefon. "' day of Jaly, 1WK. E leruUJf of Hli ' Sibley A Eakln. Attra. for aatai. Notice For Publicattoat. TIMBER LA5D. ACT JOE . '"TV I ailed State. Land Portlwi.irere" Jone.! Jfottea la heeebT irlva ' l rilfj artta tbe peovllo m. at the art of ''"'rJ' m, Jane i. liOi. entitled -Aa aet foe :lmtr laret. In tbe Maieaol' ali''-rnA'"J,:rr: Nera.i, and Wa.hir.rioa Terniory . tended mail the public. Und mate. b a" An.net 4. Ji. Karl ti. wraner at i ' count, of Poik. staia o oeeroo. ha it" Jl lel ia tbu -fbee b twora iMteoem mo. lor the parrhM of tbe K. of SeKi a. . ta Townahm ".r R. o a W a, . 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