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Newspaper Page TextPolk County Observer ALLGOOD & COLLINS LESSEES . Pobllabed Semi-Weekly l 1.60 per Year. Strictly In Advance. Entered as second -claia matter March 1. 1907, at the poet office at Dallas, Oregon, under the Act of Congress ol March i, 1871). DALLAS, OREGON, JcxT 17, IMS. Tht way to build up Dallas u to pat roniit Dallas people. HOP PROSPECTS BRIGHT Polk County Growers Anticipate Hear; Crop and Strong Advance in Price. William Jennings Bryan goes on record as baring aaid that if elected to the office of President of the United States, be will not be a candidate for re-election. Beally, it see ma, Mr. Bryan might study witb profit that ancient recipe for rabbit stew which begins "First catch your rabbit," and make sure of eren one term before be prepares so rashly to dispose of the second. The season of 1908 bids fair to be quite successful as far as the bop crop is concerned. Tbe vines in nearly all of the yards in this vicinity that are under cultivation are well advanced and the bop growers anticipate a heavy yield. Prices are noticeably advancing and many of the more sanguine growers prophesy 12-cent hops before tbe close of tbe season. Tbe rise In price is partly due to the enormous reduction in the acreage of the Oregon bopyards witbin tbe past year, many of tbe yards being allowed to lie un coltivated and still more beingentirely abandoned, plowed up and diverted to other agricultural uses. L F. Yoakum, one of the prominent hop growers and dealers of Polk county, recently received an offer of a contract price of 10 cents for his entire crop of 1908 bops, but refused it Air. Toakum is confident that the price of hops will rise yet higher this year, anticipating sales at 12 cents or even 15 cents. D03T0RS MISTZUCES tr.uid cftm to be buried stl feet under ground. But many times women call on their family physicians, aunerr:ig. as mt, imagi lie. one from d ysprpsia, anotner i ma heart d&se. another from liver or kid ney disease, another from nervous pros tration, another with pain here and there and in thin ar they present alike to themselves and tiieir easy-going or uier ...... - ...rat diseases, for which he. i-sumin? litem u be such, prescribes hi Dills and -ot'ons. In reality, mey art- all only .' caused by some uterine j : f;..T, ciinn Vnnnnt of the euute of suffenna.Wf f up msjreatment until larpe biU are iride. Ttujerinj patient gets r.j hcttriv-Wys21U)e wrong treat i-r,t. but probably worse. A fc7TTT7fTr"j2.' -rt' dix'n there by diix"i'iiiiJjT.i . uisOesStiig symp toms, and iri.-t:t'it;: :: comfort instead of prolonged m:-. n-. it has been well said, that "a disciiM kr.ov. :i is half cured." Dr. Pierce's Kavorlie Prescription is a scientific mocidne, carefully devised by an experienced and skillful physician, and adapted to woman's delicate system. It is made of native American medicinal cer'pctiy n arm less in its 7 f.-'i:.' ir me. ltmn! POLK COUNTY'S FWAXCES Report of Expenditures From July 2, 1906 to July 6, 1908. Tbe first number of tbe Northwest Journal of Engineering, a periodica edited and published by students rep resenting the engineering classes in . tbe Oregon Agricultural College, and devoted to topics of Interest and bene fit In that line of work, reflects great credit upon those- under whose direction it wag produced. It neatly and tastefully gotten up, Is full of well-written and practical Informs tion, and will no doubt rapidly attain the extensive circulation that its mer its deserve, among the people of Ore gon who are Interested in engineering la Its various phases. According to a statement recently complied by Chlof Clerk 8. A. Kozer, In the ofHoe of the Secretary of State, It cost the state something like $15, COO In addition to the regulnr election expenses, not counting the cost of enlarged ballots nor the extra time of tbe Judges and clerks, for the people, of Oregon to vote on tbe Initiative and Referendum bills at the recent June election. Itather a toutnl sum isn't It, for the people of Oregon to pay for the privilege of passing a collection of laws, a fewof which are good, many bad, and more of a very Indifferent nature? At the International marksmanship contest at Ulsley luHt week the Ameri can rlflemon swept all before thorn, establishing higher totals In every contest than the picked riflemen from the best teams that Canada and Europe could produce. Starting with load at the first range the American riflemen were never displaced and at tbe close of tbe contest they had piled up a score or 2553, nearly loo points more than England, their closest com petitor. This was a glorious victory truly, not alone for the comparatively mall body of men who made tip the personnel of the team, but for the great mass of American riflemen, whose efficiency as soldiers in case war should arise, was represented at lant week's rifle meet In Its true and Just ratio with the efficiency of those marksmen who can be put in the field by any of the other Important military powers of the world. Summary of expenditure from July 2, 1106. to July a. Its. Expenditure as per General Fund warrant (left bridges and road and highwavw) a itemized on Htale ment No. i IIOUIVJ 91, lean 46.jaa.ll.... 'Ob:6 77 Bridges 117413 45 Koadr and Highway 2)109 5u I'iatrii-t road taxes an per Htalemeul No. 3 2.l.r .rl 175198 68 State taxes paid (not in war rant aceounl 58713 75 Total II87.489.2U Expenditure of Folk county from July 2, l'ai. to July ;, !:. (Ini lulling June, 1908, bill nuillteil 111 July, r.KHI County Court and Commissioner $ 4('rfl9 55 Circuit Court 2!M W Jimtice Court Kherlff' office Clerk' ofliee Treasurer's office Coroner' olllce Hcliool Huperinlenilent's olliee ACHor olllce AwHrnent and collection of taxes Tax rebates Current experifte Court Iiouhc excuse Jail Care of pour. indigent Hoinier. inane Bridges 174111 55 Surveyor's office 4:19 05 r.iecllon 'i 45 91 Hlork Inspector luiHiiH ami Highway Krull lunpei-lor Health lilllcor :fl.l 1 Hi-liool rolivenlioll 59 25 Advert tig ri-soliree :tml r err It' tain DO Damage 115 lluul.Vj 91 Ilallas, Or., July II, 1!KN Statement of f Xlirliflilnrca of hiicHiiI r,.u,l llstrlct tax from July 2, I'.ioti, lo Julyli, iisih : i:hi.i As a Dowcrfttl Invliroratinfr tonic "Fa vorite Precriition" imparts strength to the whole sv-lcm and to the organs dis tinctly feminine in particular. For over worked, "worn-out." run-down," debili tated teachers, milliners, dressmakers, seamstresses, "shop-girls." houe-keepers, nursing mothers, and feebre women gen erally, Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription U the greatest earthly boon, being un equaled as an appetizing cordial and re Hera tive tonic. As a soo'hing and strengthening nerv ln "t-'avorite Prescri ntion " is uneaualed and is invaluable In allaying and sub duing nervous excita'-'ity, irritability, nervous exhaustion, nt . . otis prostration, neuralgia, hysteria, spusms. St. Vitus's dance, and other digressing, nervous symptoms commonly attendant upon functional and organic disease of the uterus. It induces refreshing sleep and relieves mentnl anxietv anil despondency. Mr. Pierce s I'ieasunt Pellets invigorate the stomach, liver and bowels. One to three a dose. Er.sy to take as candy. KUi 311 M:t9 Oil 5129 l.'aifl 10 284 91 3HSI 70 4472 45 WBH it: 239 92 :mi ta 42C.7 63 289 rsi If.llfi UI 215 111 11 1 119 59 2 HU8 3 11154 4 1119 5 459 KS 11110 S3 " 1 1 17 01 8 1295 15 u 12711 III 10 5M5 25 11 lsll IM 12 ' M 111 13 17118 M H 922 70 !5 . 1428 111 Hi , . VMM 57 17 7i', 38 18 122.5 19 lIHtti 411 20 WM 92 21 121 35 22 tiu ill 2lil5 41 J COURT HOUSE NOTES Items of Interest From the Records In the County Offices Briefly Told. FKOBATE. Estate of Lavlna Terry, deceased esUte admitted to probate, S. E. Owen, R. H. Knox and W. L. llleo appoinUd appraisers. Estate of Spleoy Emmett, dinvased final account approved. COMMISSIONEIW COUIIT. F. K. Hubbanl appointed Justice of tbe IVaoe to fill vacancy In District Number 4, caused by death of Frank Butler. Material fur Independence steel bridge accepted according to contract witb Columbia Bridge Company, and first payment thereon ordered. Piualii-fal stati'lnetit of I'olk i-onntv On-voit .liny fi, r.i; I.IAHII.ITIFH Warrant outstanding on General hunil a Mhouii on statement No. 5, $!3lii8 81, l.s.t half 1907 Slate Tax due in No veuilMT I17IV52 50. ASKKTH Cah on linnil hi llenernl Kilml in treaMiry I'livtS ir, ash on hand In Called Warrant fund In IreaMiry I'npsld I'I7 taxi due ln". l..l r as i.. r n porl tl .no .k,. f , alii.ut sim will he due l.eliersl Klllid Amount due from TIMsi k coiiuty a per loll ri-inliTid. trisl i-ol and keening of ili-fi-udalit III eMM- Hlale v. Ili'inhri-e Warrant oiil-uaudlnv over 7 vear old in llaMhtv llem almve (not liirliidlug ill of 199 warranls In eonl rover)' Died of Blood Poisoning. Mrs. Arthur Trask died at her home in Falls City, Wednesday morning at six o'clock, ber death being due to an attack of blood poisoDlDg. The re mains were brought to Dallas, Wed nesday evening and sent over to Woodburn for burial. Mrs. Trask was about 28 years old at the time of her death. She Is survived by her husband and two children, her father, who lives in San Francisco, and sevcrul brothers. F. 8. Rameey left Wednesday for the Siletz Basin with a party of campers who will remain in that place for about a week. In the crowd were Will Howe and family; I. M. Palmer and family; Bobert Howe and family; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hunter, Miss Beatrice Benson and N. L. Ouy. R. E. Williams, Oregon National Committeeman, will leave today for Colorado Springs, in company witb State Chairman W. M. Cake, whero he will attend the meeting of the state chairmen and National committeemen of the United States which was recently called by National Chairman F. H. Hitchcock. The second meeting of the Business Men's Protective Association of Dallas will be held in the Courthouse tonight At this meeting George Scott, G. N. Cherrington and P. A. Flnsetb, tbe committee appointed at the first meet ing to draw up constitution and by laws, will make Its report, and the association will be formally organized. 2210 :to listi 73 2(1 Total ANet In exe Prrabyteriaa Pimie. The members of the Presbyterian church and Sunday School enjoyed picnic In tbe elty park Wednesday. A special program was rendered after which the children spent few hilarious hours with sack races, pea nut races and various other sports. Everybody brought lunch and at midday a moat dllcloua picnlcdloner was served. The crowd speot nearly tbe entire day In tbe park, returning to their homes lo the early evening. Blood Humors tyra. H-pin. W.ii. hirm. Mutekff ur fen, mh. Tkim to It IwtiMty tkrif 4, tMuiii, i"K m mbmttmm, bat tM m hmw flood's Garsaparilla la mI Hmii tetmm ixxn nt. of llHl.ilill. M I a4W 44 To the Hiinni-HliU- (ninly i'-iiurt. Pulk Coun- , wri'Kiiii . iM-niu iii. il riiNV't (ntiiliHti iln riH'nnln of in- iirnt t i iiHM.iHHty irmMiriT. ron 11 ty rvrk "iM ii.i t iiniiiiriK 10 nimiH-ini t rmi hi -mni. tlurliiH tin Hint from .Inlv 2. inw. m Ji.w rt. til Iihvo tiUtl (in- iimumI ui4'iiunt iht IrttulMK tn Much , Fntiii I hi'M' NlHtimiiitti you will llmt all in mi ii'i t ' i hi i uhv iMtn ,..rrt llv hcihuiiI is fnr with the i.tt.m of l w miiall rli-nr al ni.Hiahtn. M t hi mum. til tue J. M. (Irani hertfT. wniiM ni-niltUlt lol IhHt inxlt Mfl nltlrsulnir a.rr-.,t on 1 In iM-fi. rai Kuri.l for thi amounl. an If Ihf ii-.iai ru-inin, mm tit 4ihii-i thin amounl (! irtun tfi tHMlii'l ton nelort ninkHit M'Hlftll. lll With HMII.!y tr-HMIPlT, l(IUi'liM(f iron inr "pt'in itllitU llll amiMUiU twitl to tht-tii In it rot iM'ft.r,-. Ii wonl.l N a u-h.t .1an fit all rtnul.le iol lit'itotiti toiltitiif t fnin M'tiliMtMMiia iih Irfai urT Un atnoiiHta of ihh h ovrr hantf anl tk tint fntm bhvUI tuti.l. t)H'n-ti tii.-lr aniontilo. ilian lo ay l.y a arrant out of t,t li era I runl, I wonl.l airaftt rninimotif1 that th hriff inakr olictu r i-Mltintiiu with ininty tn a-ttr-r of tat tittiifUoiti fur aanit r,atm' aa uiw n two y. am ailo. KfViral r-.i.nty h.-rlffi an- uin I he loo, tatt-iiifiit (t-inii of tat rtipiR a a morr pi , Ml-it inaiiiiiT in haittltn tht tat t ollw tmiia. '..) nuitir.'! II Ihr hirifl t.hU thr fomllitoiiM art rinltt in llti i'unly, to alot miiiii .it. h lan. Tli b.m.tt tlf. Umt frf.(lo In Ihr raw Htalr x. John I'otirliM-v. ilivUn) tortViw., May M. I-. I- In Ihr han.U of the hi-riff. an.1 an r-trr hr yourrotirl l turn over lo nmnit trvaMinr for i rtnlit lo t.t-m rnl nti.t .hiti.t lr mailt. Thrrria Maii'M nt fthM ol prottaie Iff tlllt tht CiMllltT on Mliln hen lh in. vrntory ami airalitifnl ha rt.i.N xUr ralur of ihr rllr a aialttl tn intltion a thr nrob-aMt s alitr of am-: as l hi tmoiinti 1.1 alMMit 4i at- hmhl ttrlaki'ti to otllrNl (r.ra the varitHi-t-laltw iKt aln-a.lt rliMfsl of nrnt. m ihr in lot in the hanl t thf nsmit trtaurfr. I m.Htltl .iikei-h ih nnt of t m 1,. the crvtlil f trrli-" fun4 lr tranh'rm1 lo th rrrti( of ivrtM-ral f rut a thr aio(itii aiM-an to r u.t-a.r" ail m tht Him ! .ai 1.. ihr rfn.ii ! t a 1 Jr.1 W arrant fuml tr m-I titer t ihr rnrral fun.t a thr warrant h-rihhh II a vt allr arr orr 7 it an.via ml if in- art- rrrwni-. ai all wilt nnli tr a trm -.tittt-rin oitr ami i-tn hr attl (man thr rnrrmt ruini wiiftmit .lif-arranging thrM to attv arvat vilent Mmlt ihr otiiT t rvanunrf rnlor war raiti-artta " i4 ti.1 ani o4 iunHt then ahm aiMr flPr faSlrtl a nr avNinl tKa lJ tir rrratttl lo wmri lh Nian nt of wiw FuLiar AnMdn.l.t. Dalla, Jylj IV. tH. ni TPT1TT70C - AT-. T (Advertlaementi unler this head are charred at the rate of 1 com p?r wonl, firet iiiHprtion; U vent per word for each lnraertion thereafter; ;iu wonU ttr leaa, l fmr month. No aflvertiatnient iiiat-rted for leaa than b eiiita. Flffiirem count at one word. For lnt-tanee, the 11 u me rial uotnhlnaliou "fiO" eouuta aa one word. Two Initial count tut one word. For in btance. ".I. M. Joio'a" con 11 ta hi two worli. The minimum e hurtle in for 1 wordu: thtit im au adviTttM'tneiit fnitn 1 wonl to 15 wnnli 1. counted m s wordi; an advertim'ment from Ift 10 1 woriiP, inciuaive, is counUM aa JO words: irom z ui m wnnli, is counted aa 'ih wordu, etc The figures fidlowlutf the advertisement tmll cate how koiiu It Is to run, and are not charn-d to the customer. For tnstauce, 3-31 -2t Indicates inai me auveriihemctiL was hist pnbhshtd on Man'h 31, and that It la to he Inserted twice. The fltrurea ami letters 4-l tf indicate that the advertlM-nieut whs Ural published April land that it is to be run until lite customer orders It uikuuiiuuei.j Brick For Sale. Brick ready for market July 15, at yard 1 mite oorth of Mou mouth. LOW RATES EAST WILL BE MADE THIS SEASON BY THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC (LINES IN OREGON) FROM DALLAS, OREGON A8 FOLLOWS TO Chicago St. Louis St. Paul Omaha Kansas City BOTH WATS THROUGH PORTLAND $74.40 69.40 64.40 64.40 64.40 . ONE WAI 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 witb 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 Geuernl Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon a-" i r.-. kT. M '-im. 7' mi SHOE K CHARACTER iA of THE .WOMAN ALLAS MERCANTILE CO. Shakes For Sale. Inquire of P. O. Burbank. Phone 53, Camp line. Mutual 6-2C-tf Hard Wood For Sale. Ash, maple and alder wood for sale, Evan Evans, Mutual phone East 35, Dallas. 6-2C-tf Implements. All parties Intending to buy imple ments had bettor 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 villo, Oregon. 7-7-8t For Service. German Coach horse, "Alban," will make the season of 1308 as usuul at Farmers' Feed Sued. Terms, $20, $15 and $10. First-class pasture for mares at $1 a month. W. H. McDaniel, Dallas, Or. 4-28-tf Wood For Sale. Do you need wood? We want to remind you that the block wood from the Willamette Valley Lumber Com pany's f-awmill 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. O. F. Shew. 7-7-tf For Sale. A tractor fine fruit land easy terms, long time, low Interest. II. G. CAMT- BELL. An Experienced Nurse. Mrs. J. H. Cornwall. Obstetrical oases a specialty, ltoforenees given, riiono 355, mutual. 7-l4-3t Auction Sale. On Saturday afternoon, July 25, at 1 o'clock, I will soil at publio auction at South Kickreall, my household goods. Mrs. Lai raSiefakth. 7-10-5t Shingles For Sale. Just received t carloads of fine shingles. Nt m for prices. W. L. 7 14 at Stu'hren. A special oa wis,. VI at the Dallas Furniture Co at IS (rots. The tnaaa meeting held at tho Conrthoosax Tueaday weUff tor tbe purpose of organising a leagu to la- ur the strict e forcemeat of the prohibition law In FIk eoonty. re sulted In format orgaolaatioe. A am of BOriy tlOCO has beea oh acribed to pay tho eiraM of the work. Trips U CouU I am prepared to convey ramping parties to all points on the coaitt. Call Mutual Phone Black 35, Dallas. 7-3 tf New lla. Wanted. 15 tons; extra quality; clean timothy or cheat hay; bal.l; delivered at Dallas. 7-14 W. V. Lt MRta C. To Home Seekers. I am prepared to give you full and accurate Information how and where to secure public lands u' 'J- the Homestead and Desert A is B .lso, where you can buy the best XH-mi with good titles. Prices from $6.50 to $30 an acre. All iu the great Harney Valley and County. 7-14 8t T. V. B. EXIBREE. Notice to Bidders. Notice Is hereby given that the County Court of Polk County, Oregon, will receive bids for hauling rock upon certain of the County roads, and also for operating the County Rock Crusher. Specifications will be on file with the County Clerk on or before July 15, 1908. Bonds will be required of the suc cessful bidder. Said bids must be filed with the County Clerk not later than 10 o'clock a. m. July 20th, 1D08. The Court reserves the right to reject any or all bids. (Seal) E. M. "SMITH, County Clerk. butter' A GOOD BUTTER in tho goat line won't do to spread bread with. For cooking, pastry, pan cukes and bread, you want BUTTER THAT'S SWEET II We huve 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 : Bell C3, Mutual 314. Notice of Final Settlement. Notice In hereby (jiven thi-.i th1 mulerniifnen;, ftdinliilslratvr Willi lliu n.i ininexed ol tbe etnU' of Mnrv A. Dniigfiii, deeensnl, linn tiled his fiiiul ucrount in the County Court oj the Wtate of Oregon, for Hoik County, mtd that Thursday, the 3Mh day of July, laws, at tide hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the court rninii of the snid County Court iu the City ol Dalian, Oregon, iitoj ueen appoiiuea ny sum court as the time and place for the hearing of objec tions to the raid linal account and the settlement thereof. HKNRY O. CAMPBELL, Administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Mary A. Dougan, deceased. Ohcar llayter. Attorney. Dated and lirat published June 30, MIS. NEWPORT YAQUINA BAY Oregon's Matchless Beach Resort The Place to go for Perfect Rest and Every Conceiv- aDie horm ot Healthful and Delightful Recreation US FACILITIES ARE COMPLETE Beat of food ami an abundance of it Fresh water from springs. Al I modern necessities, such as telegraph reioiouc, niaiKeis iresiuy proviaea every flay. D'uel In abundance. Cottages partly furnished or unfurnished to be had cheaply. Strict mun icipal sanitary regulations. NEWPORT ia reached by way of the Southern Paciflo to Albany or Cor vaius, tuence tjorvauis eastern it. it. Train service daily and the trip a pleasure throughout. Rate for Season Ticket From ( DALLAS $5 75 DERRY .S0 ( INDEPENDENCE .20 (DALLAS Saturday to Monday Ticket berry J J (INDEPENDENCE $3.60 2.65 2.50 Our elaborate new Summer Book gives a concise description of Newport, including a list of hotels, their capacity and rates. Call on, telephone or write 1. N. WOODS, Local Agt. Dallas WM. MCMURRAY General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon. Notice For Publication. TIJIBKR LAND, ACT JCNK 3, 1S7S. United States Land office, t'ortlanil, Oregon, ., , . , .Mine 4, Notice is hereby given that in nnmiii.i,n. with the nrovisioiis of Hie m-t nf ro,wrakB nr June 3, 1S7S, entitled "An act for theealeof timber lands in the Stiitesof Callfornin, Oregon, Nevada ami v ashiuirlou Territory," as extended to all the Public Laud states by act of August 4, law, Clan nee VV.Shulm.of IihIIhh cnmnvnf pii. Stale of Oreenn. hits this dn- iil,l l il,ia nm..J his sworn statement No. 7779, for the purchase of theS. E. '4of N W. ;4 of Section No. (, iu '"""""'I1 d., Kiinirc ro. a viest and will ork-r proof In show thnrfl. ltrf u more valuable for its timber or stone thn fi.r aKrieultural puriKises, and to establish his claim to said laud before Cnuntv cwii iias, .ri-Koii. onneo uesilay, the Aith day of Liiaust, l'.liw. -s lie uames as witncKKp. r . y , Dallas, Oregon: Earl VMsecarvur. of l)fl i'w. gon; nesmiin nale, ol Dallas, Oregon; Otto "j tcj , ui t nuR, tiregou. Any and all neisnns claiming adversely the above dcscrilied lands are reiiuested to tile their nanus in tins otlice on or before Said 2Mb day nf A iil ii at I'DiM ALGERNON 8. DRESSER, Register. Guardian's Sale. Notice For Publication. I'. 8. land Office al Portland, .. , . . June 2, lK. Nolle ia hereby riven that Michael K Srii.xi. weilr, ol Dallas. On-gou. w ho. on Jm,i taM made Timber and stone Applieailon, No. 777' lor N. W. ol the N. K of Section . Town' hl S . Hanged W . Wil Mir liu lll1 n.,i ol intention lo make final Timber I'nx.f. Ui establish claim to the land atve dwitbe.1. oei.w uiei ..uniy i mt. at Dallas, Orvguu, oil thelHih day of Anguat. lai. laimani names as mlliHXes: W. V. Pnller I lullss, Oregon: Aaron Marbee.-n 1). l.' N R. iHile, ol Daila. Oregon: lino crley,l Italian, iiregon. AlA.tKNOX 8. IRE-iSKR, Megisier. Notice is hereby given that by virtue and in pursuance of an order of the l ouiily Court of the state of Oregon, for folk County, sitting In probaie. made and entered of record in said ronrt n the i.n ,Uy , Ju m- , mailer of the estate and guardianship of Henrv n. Moore, a minor, licensing and direi ting the vinauci gimnnan ol the person and estate of said ininor to sell the real property of said minor, hereinafter described, at private ale, for cash, the undereigii.il .mo, ..... i. -in. irom aim alter Jlondav, the27ih dar of July, i at the hour of ten o 'clock, a. m" oTf said day. at the law oihce of i-.r llavlcr in the ,,y ,.f .. , tn (.01) . kV"i." 'nl"-rlr. at pnv.tg .!,, for cash in hand on dsv oll. i ..... !?I I V" 1 tP Notice For Publication. IV irt m.- l rJ I K. inua. tand llhor at INa-lland. iiregon! . . . Jm Jiah. ik Notify ts hetrbv given thai v.r l u.. ... ' V "'ad 1 and ... application No. 774. Srrul tor s s nm;i, Kange a oral Ali.amelt. id S i, Serial, lion 10. No is. T. Mrrnllan. has all n..li. Iniuniu. ... Final 1T4, lo raiahtiah rlaira uthf land ara: ..t. r.or. imr tonniy i hrra iur.it omit T 'l'.' ?7 l-w.Siit.jeet to c.nlirm.tiou br laid An uodividcjl one-half nitire.t in and to that ; w; ,.,:onn'y- n.t of Mr,r. J".7 '-"iniing ai i Me .s.ulh Rang, 4 , oMhc ;n.d.m'(. .'eTnlliin.o'd' nmninc thence Eal Al r.ls: then." s"," rials: ihence e.t 14 nals ami u f.- ,nd th.nce somheriy to the pi of brtnnuing containing two im,. more or lew De"'n,""' lau-d this JMh day of June w' r.i. ,HtNRI X-'EIK-AR. J-nardUn of ihe person and estate n,iX"w''"'M' Administrator's Sale. Far Sale. One mar and sucking colt. Mare rks alnpie or double, weighs about !) pounds. Also one yearling eolt sse !io"' hereby givea that br rinne ana i. ,.vi . f : ol an order ol the "ooim I "rt of Between Meat Platters and Toilet Sets there's a whole host of excellentthings here. Only a catalogue could trie names 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 esuie and get our prices and you will be convinced that this is a Right Price Shop. I W. H. ROY $ CO. Dallas, Oregon ftraw LOOK AT OUR SUM MER HARNESS. Surely you are not going to chafe your horse with that heavy winter set in the hot weather. Why not keep him in good condition with a set of light harness now and keep the heavy for use next winter? Dallas Harness Shop F. SalficKy, Prop. Executors' Notice. . '. "T". D Zigtdacof : ":""T ."T g-niepwi ol record In a.wl . . .... un. jun- .a mi K. M.,. !rt -leaa tare. I laimant aamea a tlne.aa , oi ine estate of Frrd Notice is herehT rltn i om. that the nnderaignd haveeen .T.LnSLd joint eaeruwrs of the claie of w ilium u? "Tiy-lirSor Co-myU?oiircS All persons indebted to aaid eatale are herebr lSU "'J "?. Tt""e.i to tbe nnder. Executor's Final Notice. Notice la hereby given to whom it snsy con cern, that the undersigned, execotor ol '"J eauwof Rnrrea L. Hastings, deceased, has ea his final account In said estate, wild tbe njsa- oonly Court of Hoik lOmiitv. Oregoa. and i same has been art for hearing by said Court a Hatarday, A nrusl a, luua, at ihe hour of I ei f. m. of aaid day. at ahleh time ali peraM" interested are hereby oolihed to W "1 present object Hi, if any tney have. tij ' trial account alioa d mal be aonrovni. the SSU" eieed and tbeeaecotor dna hsnred. . lasted at I i aa. Folk Coaaiy. livgoa. U daf of J.ly, lis. .r,v,, Kai ur.. . -Eiecntor ol said eaiate Sibley 4t Eaalm, Attya. fm estate. rreol. teaD, lb ul th dai o4 Jane, Me. A- B MriR, i . , Joinl Eiceuua-s ol said ealai. Sibley A EakiB, Atiya tot easie. Notic For Pnblicatloa. TIMBER LJJTD. ACT rM t tV, Called State Mtid i"- No4W la laerebT in that la r-an-"1 th the nttaioia of ihe art of "n"2 June a, lien, com led -Aa art toe ta sa Umber lands la the Masse efi alHania t"T Sa.lv and Weeoine-toei Ternior. as ' simn Has - - - r i a . navaa.n.i - - - a bee ol lialea iiregrm: v. t a !cr. ol Iw,ii.. "r-ciii ihe nndeisiened aa a.l m i n let raiorof ' "-.- . I ot I. t-a;. of las Uu. UrrioB ' :l tbe real lamnen. 1 ,i Beruoa U M.,l. ot 1, ... ,.re... Urr"" hereinsfie, deiJcd .TT"v"i ilcTJ Reg-later. ''mT - " a.1min,-,r.ior . fa." . - t .. 1 . n , " " "BM aav. . I JtamilllsrtMtu. et; I Ta,- .. I WMttW-S-l Ian a 1 1 Ihe) IHhitaF lAftal -Mrm notice i ir-rf.ora. I r"k''l-JJ,' ''. "r- ta sd conn,, notice. Uarne. T r.ei T7. .? . , 1 ..i ,k ' j nr.. ." r1 Iem-ty. ard I I ranii f Po., t-i.i. nf ilrevoei. has w nd quantity of Ck Cord Wood for Soc U he,, ,i ,h., tM, ,t,, 1. . laV-coM.nc, -Ti alK.lL.V' 1. a.,?.' lrirrn ""t the nedersirr ! I ' " "" ha. a-ora ""TT". - UA. Dicki.. Mutual n'f, ' -1 l'B ' t't " lU t lxl rtiT,Bd snr.iirthea; "" e,ln.r4 T-"7-,L L T' N"" ,here'ore ail iwornld -'?(--( ei l....-"W.s -' .... ... nU."a. i raw'SK 1 "svtsizzzz" S-tiSr-S wzjsz 7ZZ m-mr Haper. Atamry. Daiiaa. 7-1 - IO.I T . MARY (1 Ol ivvt. iMhlmaaW" Oagiar Ba-icr F1ai . kiiaMMi jk . Adr "M"tni of taw oauia M aacaameax. I loreataua). ALGIR'tOM a tr