Polk County observer., July 21, 1908, Image 2

Polk County Obsenrer
ALLGOOD fc OOULINS
Published Semi Weeily si flJBpor Yesr.
Strictly la Advance.
For Reduction of Rewrvr Sap-
ply of City's Water.
During the past three weeks oom-
. plaints of threatened water shortage
Entered a. second -rlaai matter March i, 117, j have been frequent in Portland, New
1 the pax offo at ln..ia. Otea-on, under the . tv-ii.... ,.
ActofComioiMvctix.i7 irg, MoMinnville, Dallas, and a
: score of other place to the Willamette
. Valley. To Dearly every case the
DALLAS. OREOOX. JlUT SI. Mod.
ronixt Dallas peopU.
! HASH CAUSES SHORTAGE ! TJ,P ii.twt Blow.
j The Wow l.irh k wv-ked out Corrw;
irrieatneM lmratMM Ivesposwiwe lv,..,.A ,,.,.. d, , .w. r ri.
knock-out bl'w a aimed Tor the
the litmile or the iiicnii.r vein. Sins,
piinctio were thru n in to worry And
weary t.he fighter, but If seientilif icaa
bad toM one of the old fifh ters that the
most vulnerable spot wa the region of
the sioma-u, he d have wutTbed at him
for tn lpnonmui. Dr. Pierce s brin?!r.g
bomto the public a parallel fact; that
tha; VmaV ts the most vulnerable orfan
out of he p?ce ring s well as Id it. We
protect pur f- .lis, throats, feet and lunp,
but UArt.iNie are utterly Indiffer
ent to, until oisestAfinds the soiir plexus
and knock cs out Mase To:;r f tomarn
-n.ld tr-i tr--.ff rr t;.e Lji
Tktwaytc build Dallas ts to pat-1 cau 'P" ' " fainf? off in
I uie nufJO oi wnu', uuifciie iuurr3ru
j and wasteful use of water in irriga
: lion.
The supply of water carried to our
! reservoir from the intake at Canyon
' Creek is practically as iarce
i su-ariy as ever, but the thoughtless
i waste of watf-r bv many of tbe citizens
KL .redone, the reserve at times until
I V ,,. i i -XT?- .there is scarcely enough remaining
1 . " 1 iiatVL .. i in the reservoir to furnish adequate
LJ '-. mm lHS ( protection in case of 6 re.
i a isrre fwrcioo til waie is uu?
1
reached here today that August Helm
ing, a prominent business man of
Marsbfield, was shot aod killed near
Corblo, Curry county, while hunting.
While stalking a doer one of the party
mistook Helming for the deer and
fired. Helming was killed instantly.
Tbe foregoing paragraph in yester
day's Oregoolan under the heading
"Mistaken For a Deer," marks the
beginning of the pitiful tragedy of
errors without which
to ietakr toilets, but the compar
,aliTe3y small stream of water issuing
'from tbe outlet of the sewer does not
) account for it all. Tbe loss is in
i large measure due to faulty and leak
i ing faucets, and still more to the
larirb and unnecessary use of water
in irrigation. It has been estimated
that the lawns and gardens of the city
on which water is being used con
tinually, could be maintained in just
as good condition as they are now in
with about half of the irrigation they
are receiving.
Concerning the useless waste of
water In irrigation, the superintendent
of the water company has remarked
that because the company allows
It fww.mii nrAefl.
oallv lmnosslble for thesummer hunt- ""Bau"u uur"'K cerium iiours mere
Ing season to pass. Every year repeats
the grim story with but little variation
save In the list of tbe victims'
names, and yet such an accident
should beeaslly avoidable. In almost
every case where a man has been shot
la this way, It has doveloped later
that the slayer fired blindly, and im
pulslvcly, not seeing his victim clearly
and rashly jumping at the conclusion
that the object that appeared India
tlnctly moving among tbe underbrus
was indeed a deer. Experienced hunts
men seldom make this fatal error.
Long training has taught them
caution. It Is usually tbe novice who
learns by bitter experience tbe lesso
of tbe too frequent results of a hasty
aod carelessly fired shot. When such
as these at last adopt tbe rule never to
fire until they have ascertained to
certainty what they are shooting at,
even though In so doing they may
run the risk of allowing their quarry
to escape, the familiar heading "Mis
taken For a Doer" will disappear
entirely from the columns of the news
papers.
COURT HOUSE NOTES
Items of Interest From the Records
In the County Offices
Briefly Told.
PKOBATE.
Estate of La vina Perry, deceased
Inventory and appraisouient filed and
approved.
Estate of L. S. Perkins, deceased
final aocouot sot for hearing Augunt
33 at 1 o'clock p. in.
HEAL ESTATE.
. Edward Metcalf to David Martini,
0 acres, 1 6 s, r 8 w, $J5i.
J PLIndon et ux to Ira Mehrllng,
lots In Independence and land In t 8 s,
r 4 w, 1700.
II W Bancroft ot ux to O S Suther
land et ux, lots In Falls City, fioo.
Alexander Lozo et ux to Falls City
Lumber Company, land in Falls City,
fl.
W F Gilliam to Fred Johnson, 6.1
acres, 1 9 s, r 6 w, ft.
O A Pagenkopf ot ux to Hum Mor
rison, io acres, 1 9 s, r a w, lumi. !
Emma Patterson ami hd to Wllhelm j
Bcheraan, lots' in Independence, t'iW. !
is no reason why everybody should
open their hydrants and allow them
to run at their full capacity during
the whole of the irrigation hours,
whether their lawns are in need of the
water or not. He urges that if the
citizens will take the paius to shut off
the hydrants as soon as sufficient
water has been used, their, lawns may
be maintained In just as good condi
tion as ever, without the enormous
waste that is being occasioned by the
careless habit of allowing the water to
run right on througlrthe whole of tbe
irrigation hours, regardless of whether
It is needed or not.
t Aieaical Discovery"
vac stomach. Indigestion, or
dyspepsia, torpid liver, bad, thin and Im
pure U.-vi aikl other diseases of the or
gan of digestion and nutrition.
The'tiolilen Metrical Discovery has a
specific curative effect upon all mucous
surfaces ai.J hence cures catarrh, no
matter where Waled or what stage it
may have reached. In Nasal Catarrh it
is well to cleanse the passages with Dr.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy fluid while usiiui
the "Discovery as a constitutional rem
edy. Why tlio "Golden Medical Discov
er' " cures catarrhal diseases, as of the
stomach, bowels, bladder and other pelvic
organs will lie plain to you if you will
read a booklet of extracts from the writ
ings of eminent medical authorities, en
dorsing its ingredients and explaining
their curative properties. It Is mailed
free on request. Address Dr. R.V. Pierce,
Uiiffalu. N. Y. This luoklet gives all the
Ingredients entering into Dr. Pierce's
medicines from which it will bo seen that
they contain not a drop of alcohol, pure.
tripli.-relined glycerine being used Instead.
Dr. Pierce's great thoiisund-page illus
trated Common .Sense .Medical Adviser
will lie sent free, paper-bound, for 21 one-
cent stamps, nrcloin-buuna lor il stamps.
auuruu ur. fierce as auove.
W. T. Brown, of Airlle, was a visitor
n Dallas yesterday.
Mrs. L. Kelly, of Dallas, passed
through Salem yesterday returning
from a visit with friends in Wood
burn. Capital Journal.
KU.NIN HNS MA N
Woodman Will Build Hall.
Attorney uscar iiayter attended a
meeting of the Woodman lodge in
tall -City, Hnturduy, held for the
purpose of making preparations for
securing a Woodman hall In that city.
The plan favored by tbe most of those
who were present was to organize a
stock company for the purpose of
acquiring land and erecting a suitable
building. In connection with the
Woodman hall proper.the same build
ing Is to be occupied by a theater, and
several store rooms, on tho rental of
which the company will rely mainly
for its revenue. The members of tbe
lodge are engaging In a canvass pre
liminary to the organization of the
company, and are meeting with excel
lent success, all of the business jnen
of the city taking an active and
euthuslustlo Interest in the entt-rnrlHe.
Will Make Concrete Blocks.
Messrs. aughn & Pepper have
received tholr machine for iriaunfiic
turlug concrete blocks nnd are highly
pleased with - its working, Mr.
Pepper says that two men can mm. Id
I'w blocks a day with ease. He
bus moulds fur making either
rock IIiiIhIi blocks or blocks with a
plane face finish, and ho antici
pates n ready ileum ml for nil that
be can produiv. They have ul no
ordered a niuchino for mnkiucr con-
rete tiling which will nrod lien a
( Advertisements under thin head are charged
at the rHte of 1 cent tier word, first iiiHertion: 14
cent per word for each insertion thereafter; .10
wonts or less, si per nionin. iso advertisement
inserted for less than 1,-; cents.
Figures count as one word. For iimtHnre,
the numeral eomljinaliou "fi0 counts as one
word.
Two initiHls count an one word. For inula nee,
".I. M. Jones" counts hs two words.
The minimum charge In for 15 word: Unit is.
an advertisement from 1 word to 15 words i
counted an 15 words; an advertisement from 16
to 'M irordB. inclusive, is counted as 211 words
from 1 u '25 words, is counted as 25 word, etc.
Hie figures following the advertisement fndi
eate how lung it is to run. and are not charged
to the customer. For Instance, ;l-.1i-2t indicates
that the adveriiHcment was first puhiished on
March :fl, and that it in to tie inserted twice.
The tigun'S and letters 4-1-lf indicate that the
advertisement was first nuhlinhed April 1 and
that it is lo he run until the customer orders it
discontinued.
Brick Fo7Sale.
Brick ready for market July IS, at
yard 1 mile north of Monmouth.
O. F. Shew. 7-7-tf
For Sale.
A tract of fine fruit land easy terms,
long time, low Interest. H. G. CAMP
BELL.
Shakes For Sale.
Inquire of P. O. Burbank.
Phone 53, Camp line.
Mutual
C-28-tf
quality of tile considerably Htiierior to
the ordinary i lny tiling. This machine
will reach Dallas this week and will be
put In a'riitlon lin mediately after its
arrival.
Uniform Apple Pack.
At the meeting of the Willamette '
Valley Apple Growers' Association ;
held Saturday In tbe Board or Trade j
rooms, it was decided not to enter the I
market notlvely this year. Tho an- '
Dual apple fair was also postpoued
until 1909. The most important action
of the apple growers was their decision
lo adopt a uniform park. The iAiwns-
dale pack will In the future lie the
official pack of tbe Willamette Valley
Apple Growers' Association, and a
uniform label will be printed which
can be used by all the members of the
Association. Capital Journal.
sister,
rtljuid
IX S. Batchelar, of Airlle, was a
Dallas visitor Sunday.
Mrs. A. O. Llneback, of Falls City,
was a Dallas visitor Friday.
Carl Gerlinget went to Portland
Friday for a few days' visit.
R Taul, of Falls City, was a busi-
Oesa visitor la Dallas, Saturday.
Miss Alios Grant has been visiting
friends aod relatives lo Monmouth.
Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Ilurbank, of
rede, were visitor in Dallas today.
Justice of the Penes B. Wilson, of
Independence, was In Dallas Satur
day on a busloeas visit.
Rheumatism
Is on of the ntuutaUonal diamtan. It
snaaUMU Kslf la lucsl arbM and psjna.
kXUaea Mnta and still Biusrkm. ul R
cannoi be rand by torsi applksikna.
It rsqulrss constitutions! trasuDrM. ana
tbe bast H a eoarw or tbs rrsst blued put.
rtaf aaal sonic awdicla
Hood's Sarsaparilla
vbJra neatrsJisM the scidltT of the blood
and balida mp tbs vbot sy w.
In nsnsl Jkjnid furas or In ckorotstsd
tsnMt known aa (a mat aba. KWsWstt.
James Sweeney sM'iit Sunday nt
KewMrt.
Editor V. p. Fluke, of the Itemizcr.
was n visitor in McMinnville, Friday.
Miss May Shelton left this morning
fur a wivk's outing at Collins Hot
Springs.
Mrs. George Gerliiigcr and
Miss I.iieile llazaid, were P
I visitors Friday.
Uy Hawkins is up from Portland
for a week's visit at the home of his
rather, Hon. G. K Hawkins.
Mrs. J. Crowther returned thl
morning from a few days' visit at the
home or . J. Moore, In North Yam
bill. H. L. Fenton, accompanied by
Frank Gilliam and mother, of Pedee.
left last night for a tlnee weeks' stay
at Belknap Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Coulter and
daughter. Bertie, spent Sunday at the
home of felix Comrgys, of Sheridan
uu ii s rvcruuy returned irom an
extended visit lo Kurope.
Warren Dick In son. a boy living lo
Hel lUllas, cut birasrlf severely lo
tbe left wrist Sunday afternoon, sever
ing severs! of tbe larger blood vessels.
It was found ocoeaxary to take several
tiu-he to close the wound.
An Experienced Nurse.
Mrs. J. H. Cornwall. Obstetrical
cases a specialty. References given.
Phone 355, mutual. 7-14-3t
We Will Pay
The hlgliOBt price for chittim bark.
Bay & Company, Dallas. 7-21-5t
Wanted.
A girl for general housework for
five days out of a week. Inquire at
Observer office. 7 2l-tf
LOW
RATES
EAST
WILL BE MADE THIS SEASON BY TB
SOUTHERN
PACIFIC
(UNES IN OREGON)
FROM DALLAS,. OREGON
TO
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Paul
Omaha
Kansas City
AS follows
BOTH WAYS
THBOfOH
pfTRTLAND
$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
witnin limits.
REMEMBER THE DATES
For any further information call on
I. N. WOODS, Local Agent
or write to
WM. McMURRAV
General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon
IS P EG. I A-L
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ass
Thursday, Friday & Saturday,
JULY 23, 24 and 25
ALL SUMMER GOODS 1-3 OFF
l-; i
Colored and White Waists with short sleeves only
$1.00 Waists, 73c; 1.25 Waists, 89c; 1.50 Waists, 1.15; 2.00 Waists
$2.25 Waists, 1.70; 2.50, Waists, 1.95; 3.00 Waists, 2.25
All Muslin Underwear on Sale at a Great Reduction
We have the best bargains in Lace Curtains that have ever been offered in Dill
FOR THREE DAYS ONLY - - - as
All Children's, Ladies' and Mens' Oxfords on sale Thursday, Friday and Saturday
at prices that will make you talk. ' Don't miss this chance.
All Calicoes at, yard 61c; Hope Muslin, yard 10c; Old Times, yard 8c.
A Watch with each boy's suit from $4.00 up. A Cap or Hat with each suit fmm
$1.50 to $3.50. A pair of Mens' Oxfords with every suit from $10. 00 up
A fine line of Fancy Ribbon on sale, at per yard 8c.
DALLAS MERCANTILE CO.
Will Haul to the Coast.
During the present summer I will
be prepared to haul camping parties
and their outfits to and from the coast
at reasonable rates. F. Si Ramsey,
Dallas. 7-14-Ct
For .Service.
German Coach horse, "Alban," will
make the season of 1908 as usual at
Farmers' Feed Shed. Terms, $20, $15
and $10. First-class pasture for mares
at $1 a month. W. H. MqDaniel,
Dallas, Or. 4-28-tf
Wood-Wood-Wood.
The same day you order. We have
a limited amount of excellent dry 16-
inch wood, split ready for kitchen use.
Place your order now for your winter's
wood. The wood is going fast and we
are not making any more. -
The Chas K. Spacldino Logging
Company, successor to the Dallas Lum
ber Company. Both phones. 7-21-8t
oiT
BUTTEIt
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 tbe best and cheap
est wood you can buy. $1.75 per load,
delivered. Mutual phone 1407, or leave
orders at Webster's confectlonory
store.
11-22 tf. BOWMAN BKOS.
(IHT
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
H We 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: Bell 63, Mutual 314.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Shingles For Sale.
Just received carloads of fine
shingles. Hoo mo for prices. W. L.
Soehren. 7-Hit
To Home Seekers.
I am prepared to give you full and
accurate information how and where
to secure public lands under tbe
Homestead and Desert Acts; also,
where you can buy the best lands with
good titles. Prices from $6.50 to $30
an acre. All iu the great Harnev
Valley and County.
7-14-8t T. V. B. EMBREE.
Notice to Creditors.
Hard Wood For Sale.
Ash, mnplo and alder wood for sale.
Evan Evans, Mutual phono East 35.
Dallas. 6-26-tf
Auction Sale.
On Saturday afternoon, July 25, at
t o'clock, I will sell at publlo auction
at South Kickreall. my household
good. Mas. Lai raSikfabth. 7-10-5t
Lost.
Near Ellendale, Saturday night, a
valuable gold watch and fob. Finder
please return to L. D. Butler, Dallas.
7-21-St
Lost.
Last Friday near Rlckreall oo
Salem road a babv'a white crochet
aciie. Finder please return to this
office. 7 21-tf
Nollee is hereby ittven that the midersiuneil
hss been duly unpointed exeeutnx of llir
estate of J. It. KilliOnrd, deeeaned, by the
County Court of the sisto of Oregon, for Polk
County, and has qualitied.
Ail imtkoiis bavins; elaiins apninst tlm said
estute are hereby notified to present the snine
Mtuy veriueu, lopeiner witu Die protier vouohc
inereior, lo the undersigned at her renidenee iu
ine euy 01 mantis in HHKi county, within six
mouth from thedste of thin notice,
liated and tlrst published July 14, 1908
KI.I.KN J. Ill'BHARil.
Kxeentrix of the eatateof
J. R. Hubbard deceased.
Oscar Hayter, Attorney.
Notice is hereby given thstthe undersigned,
as administrator with the will annexed
of the estate of Mary A. Dougan,
deceased, has filed his final account iu the
Count) Court of the Stale of Oregon, for Polk
County, and that Thursday, tbe :10th day of
July, MUX. at the hour of ten o'clock in the
forenoon of said day, at the Court room of the
siiirt County Court in the City of Dallas, Oregon
hns been appointed by said Court as
the time and place for the hearing of objec
tions lo thesaid linai account and the settlement
thereof.
HKNRY G. CAMPBEM,,
Aumimsiraior wilh the will annexed
of the estate of Mary A. Dougan, deceased.
Oscar Hayter. Attorney,
liated awl first published June 30, 1908.
NEWPORT
YAQUINA BAY
Oregon's Matchless Beach Resort
The Place to go for Perfect Rest and Everv Conceiv
able Form of Healthful and Delightful Recreation
ITC cirn ITIC7C ADc eoiuni t. . . .
" wuiiiri.c i c "jjesc or ioou ami an abundance of
it. l resh water from springs.1 Ail modern necessities, such as telegraph
.wK..v,L,0, .uaicg ueuij uoviueu every nay. Jj'uel In abundance
Cottages partly furnished or unfurnished to be had cheaply. Strict mun
icipal sanitary regulations.
MPUIDnDT ! . u-.l I . . . , ..
. is icuuueu uy way or me Houtiiern Pacific: to Albany or Cor-
vaius, tuence uorvams of iiastorn K. It. Train service dully nnd the trip
Rate for Season
Ticket From
l DALLAS
DERRY
I INDEPENDENCE
$5 75
4.50
4.20
i nil i ac
saturaay to Monday Ticket l,"1
INDEPENDENCE
$3.60
2.65
2.50
Our elaborate new Slimmer Book gives a conoise description of Newport,
Including a list of hotels, their capacity and rates. Call on, telephone or
write
I. N. WOODS, Local Agt. Dallas
WM. MCA1URRAY
Qeneral Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon.
Notice For Publication.
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Trips ta Coast.
I am prepared to convoy camping
parties to all points on the coast Call
Mutual Phone Black SJ, Dallas.
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Implements.
All parties intending to buy Imple
ments had better aee F. J. Wagner
before making their purchases.
I-17-tr.
Bargain. Best la Polk Caanty
For dairy or frolt, home or Invest
ment Cloe to Dallas, railroad aod
school. From Mlseouri? Let us show '
you. Address : Bot 34, McMioo
vllle, Oregoo. 7-7-St
Been Far Sale,
rropogated from pure Italian stock
eicruem nooey gatoerera. utvea new
and finrt elsnm. Price low. Will more
tbaa-pay for themaelves iaooeaeasop,
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TIMMKR LA.ND, ACT JUNE 3, 1STS.
Lulled States Land Oltiee,
l'ortland, Oregon,
x. ., . , , June 4, laws.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
ivilh the tiroviainhfl nf I ant ..r i v,.... .
June :t lis.H, cnlillcd "An act for the sale of
tinilier lauds in the siatcsof California, Oregon
Nevada and Washington Territory, "as extended
tool the. I'ublic I .mi. I states by act of August 4.
IMf' Clarence W.Shulu of Dulli. ,.,.iv r p..it
stale of Oregon, hus this day lilecf iu lliis ortice
f .i u t i '"r the purchase
in ' Kiinee No. n vtest and
... v...-, j-iuui mi snow mat tne bind sought ii
mo vioiiaoie tor us umber or atone than for
agricultural purposes, and to establish his
... ... . ! ,,, oeiure (ounlv Clerk
auwu'mh""' " We,,"e",ia'' lne ly
He names as witnewes
Aupnn M - 1
1'niinn, Tregou r.ar Hlseeilrver nf 11.11.. M
ton; Nesmith Hale, of llallas,
oyeriey, 01
of
l.lli
alias. OreL-nn '
Any and all iieismis claiming advernely the
. V ,7 ie leiiuesieii 10 nte tlelr
in nil, in tu u nr n. .... a,.i.l -.;i h
of AtiiMim. Ii.lh " Ma'
AI.OKRXON 8. DRKSSKR,
t Register.
Guardian's Sale.
Notice is hereby given that f.v vl.n.o .,. i
puisuan.-eol an order of the ( onniv Conn ,i
j tne Mate of Oreron, for Polk Countv, itiing
probate, made and entered of re.;.r.l in sa d
Jourt in, the l..,h day of June. in the
matter of the estate and guardianship of Henrv
I 1'. .Moore, a minor, luensiug anil directing the
nndemigned a- gnaMian of the person and
estate of said minor to sell the real properly of
said minor, hereinafter described, at private
Mle, for cish, the umlersigu,,!. as men guar
dian. will, trom and after M.mdav. .he J7il7 day
ol Jury, ,i,e hnllr of len oVlock , ln(
sain day. at the law olbce of oscar llavter .
the cy of Hall... (I, id ,.OI1J,y Z
?.lV'et"".' l""txy. at private Mieror
iiZ . . i . "","" ' ""e. m aei-ordanee with
Ihesapl oMerolsale and in tbe manner pre
rll,l by law. sul.j.rl lo rontinnatlwi br U,i
I oui.lv Court : prortv mint lme
ularly d.TllHl a. folio... to wit- 1
J
1
A STEADY STPRAH A
STEADY STREAiT
of good stationery is constantly flow-
ng. lo and out of this shop. Poor
stationery never comes In and conse
quently cannot go out That is your
safeguard when you
BUY YOCR STATIONERY" HERE.
For what we don't buy we cannot
0 II an1 u-a l.li. . .' I, . .. ... 1 . I
purchase none but the worthy. We set of "ght harness IlOW and
suggest that if you expect to go away j keep the heavy for use next
Vwu-., '
LOOK
MER
AT OUR SUM
HARNESS. .
Surely you ar-e not going
to chafe your horse with
that heavy winter set in the
hot weather. Why not keep
him in good condition with a
An nn.tmdcd one-half i.m i., ...a
eerta.n trmt of land in Polk ( ounlv. ft.,. f
.T!"""'."" "" "nninne at the r, mth
-t corner ol s-etion In. .,, To..,. ship 7 , !
Kance i est ol ihe i.l.mciu. M, n nan ,nd
:. " r.Hi. inn ll fee
thence M.ulheriy to Ih- plai-e of tT
renlaininc two sen's, more or
lUil ibis jiih dav of June lm.
HKXRI m' Fi;ar
uardian of the person and estate
Oscar liaytar. Attorney.
mi
inn.nf.
Administrator's Sale.
It will be well for you to take a supply
oi our stattonery with you. It's pretty
hard to get it good everywhere.
W. H. ROY $ CO.
Dallas, Oregon
Far Sola.
Ona mam and sacking colt Mare
works single or double, srrtgh, about
1W pounds. Also ooo yearling colt
and a quantity of oak eord srorxl for
ala. L. A. Dicktaaoa, Mutual Pboea
Mark a, Palls. T IT .
Haw's Tkist
VTsetea One Baodrrd rw!Urs Srwsral for
"? cf CatarTB Ust caasoa ba cassal b
r J.cHKETro..i--J .TBtadoa N.y,,
WU J-iKf.ss.sr J ca.
tat t;
lj BcsoraUs ta
-a s. sua is our, Mi
auV rir IVer ra
...... I l...Vl I S. I-T.I,U
im (ha M4 aaa au.l
nN.',!.7 3vn.,bmt T rtne and In
Ihe; :. "''!0i.,,?..t 00"T of
ori on the il d., of June. , ibeau
" I',"''' the ml property of asli
-aiats herein, f, dewnbed. at fkr.it mi. 1,2
.h. In the m.nive, prrs-. by I.. ',ri
. thare. a, pnv.u. -iTiToT.L,'"
seeonlanee with tba aatd oerwi
IKS b. Mid i n,,.,. . . ' '. 7 .
Notice For Publication.
V. 8. Land Office at Portland,
weti?,' h" MiehaTtho
f'v L"",b,'r "d !il"n Appll'eaUon.
for N. . i, of the X. K ,. of Secti.Vn
ship J is.. Range S Wi,'l;rrhM
of luteulion to m.k. y,i -r.iV "
IT. w ,h ''' shovs desc.ibed
u4-Te .ne vouoiy i lerk. at !.!;. . t,.- .,
lhe lth day of Aogn.t. 1" " reun
( iAim still nmsa as a ....... ...
AU,tit.oS g. PREFER.
aetruuer.
winter?
Dallas Harness Shop
F. SalficKy, Prop.
Executor' Final Notice.
Notice la herebr riven to whom It may enn-
eem th.i tk. n 4 ..Mntnr of tee
esuwof Hnrrea L. Haalinr., decean-d. lis W
nis anal account in sud estate, wits tne
ounly Ciurt of Plk Coonlv. Oregon, aod tae
same lis. been set for hearinf by said Court ca
Maturo.r A..nat . ioim mt . he hour of 1 o riocK
wha.on i June 2, IK. p. m. of sstd d.T. at ahleh time .11 persms
i. ro. v i .ft. i lni
D , TOWD- )
of intention to m.ke rimil T.noli p. !
interested are hereby noli bed to appear
and
I present objection. If any tbey have, any
anal seranut snoald n. be .i.pro""l. uie.i
Administrator's Final Notice.
Sotic la hereby
1 ' SUMS' t L. . - Jk , , a, -aiaH
Dated at Laliaa. Polk County. orefos.""""
day of July,
REt BF! . H-TIVe.
Eieeutor of sakl estate.
Hbley a Eakta, Attys. lor estaiu.
- Notice For PublkaUoa.
TIM BE LASD. ACT jrSK .
rBiud Stale la.ul
fortland. tirerna.
JuoeM
Xotlea la k .wK. viw-a that Is nTNlD
a.tnnZ Sr "J"'" " "nde't-trnad with the pesvw.m.s lh art .rf . ''j
a-.miniMratnx of tha ....i- u . ,L, .... . , k. aa
dTTo'nJ1. "n' eeeoont of her ' r1. I. the suieaof . ,l,l.-m..--
tC.rl ... 11 "J lo" fount,, sod sud "Wed loail lb Pobue Ud fuie.
ooJ ?ot S,T.lr"T- Aan 1". .tThe " . Ii. Fart ii. meaner, of Pa-?
ih L NW?i2JL!f "f uw beann. I eosntr of ro.l, m. f isesoa. hjU
rahereb, ootlbed u. ap 77 TZ. ' l ..1-" ,h. s E ' 7 -f
Uma.T;!eL..',:,0 Coonty aV-,1 ! Seetlos ifa. 4. is Treawbtr- T
kail Ttmily Puis i
fcaa. I
l la asst. 1
Ottntv. .ral nt
asd am-..., ik. . '
I la aw iihiij . . . .
led tku HI say e( J0t,e. 1V "
r. HIHRijVi,
sminutrabv of tar eKatr rJ
by said nna, l'm"l hav. i " r-r (kL
snvu q pxa rsas aiaaHwi i kisai iM tm rxa tnna.i wbtww
M her i. T5SS."UU """-ired
Mary ti. mjivts
Ada iDaxralr. ni i . ... .
ikl-TA Eakls. AuonwrsTor
4eata.
aaaca
lor i
tiasbar ar aLona tliaa for aanrnllBe.:
snd v erH m ha elaia. to sakl isb4 ,
toas.y CTk at I I las. rera,aB euS"-.-IS
h day of A BT.ial - w
He sasn sa wiirxaea Aaens "V'vT -T
Pailai. Ora ( aerate W via
(wins : tK.e Bvrk-y. of Psllaa. wares. '
ssith Uala. of Iw laa. Oresna. . ,M
atasra-a.aruhed laa sr
elaim is thai
maai etaiaifTai an"- '--1.
are raaeaie-l " JT-V
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