Polk County observer., July 28, 1908, Image 2

Polk County Observer
ALLGOOD & COLLINS
LESSEES
Published Bemi-Weekly at 11.50 per Year.
Strictly in Advance.
Kntered as eMond-claas matter March 1. 1007,
at the post office at Dallas, Oregon, under the
Act of congress oi rcn a, iatf.
DALLAS, OBEGON, JnLT 28, 1908.
The way to Mid up Dallas ts to pat
ronise Dallas people.
this form of advertising madness has
been alow, but fortunately sure.
Month by month the writer baa
watched - the crimson outrages dis
appear under the merciful, obliterating
brush, and as each of these blots upon
the beauty of our city was removed.
verily there was more rejoicing in bis
heart over the one dead wall that was
repainted, than over the ninety and
nine that needed no repainting.
YAMHILL'S BOAST.
Among the many echoes of the
Salem Cherry Fair which have been
tossed backward and forward by
the press of Oregon during the past
ten days, one of the most unaccount
able and most continually recurrent
comes from Yamhill county in the
form of an arrogant claim that she.
by virtue of having carried away the
Grand Prize for the best collective
county exhibit, has thereby become
the hub of the cherry universe, or, to
put It more exactly in her own words
the "cherry center of the world." On
the surface, ber claim appears good ;
but let us inqutie more closely Into
the facts whereon it la based
In preparation for the Cherry Fair,
Yamhill county concentrated herener
gies more than did any of the other
counties represented, in an effort to
produce a perfect county exhibit, and
thanks to the unremitting zeal of
Mr. Lownsdale and a score of his
followers, she succeeded in attaining
as near perfection as would seem pos
sible to finite human power. Every
cherry In that marvellous collection
was selected with an eye to its Indivi
dual excellency, and the whole dis
play, consisting of the very cream of
Yamhill's product, was carefully
packed by the most artistic and skill
ful packers In the state. But Marion
county did not compete for the Grand
Prize, and the other counties prac
tically ignored it while bending all
their energies toward preparing
individual exhibits. Yamhill there
fore, practically without competitors,
carried off the Orand Trophy, and
Immediately herald! herself to the
astonished world as its cherry center.
And really her claim seems well
founded, does It not? But let us read
a little farther Into the history of the
prize awards on that momorable occa
sion. The total number of award Is
listed at 66, and of these Polk county
holds 26. The total number of cups
awarded was 21. Of tliete Polk county
took It, Marlon county 6, Lane county
1, and laoinill county 1. And yet of
all the counties to wjiom cups were
awarded, Yamhill, with a record of
only one against Marion's six and
Polk's 14, Is thin far the only county
that has had the temerity to style Itself
the "cherry centor of the world."
Ho when it has been really simmered
down to its essence, the U'Htlou
resolves itself luto this: In Individual
exhibits Yamhill was practically out
of the race, being equalled by Lane
county and far out distanced by both
Polk and Marlon counties. All of her
energies wore consumed in her
supreme effort to carry off a single
prize. In this she succeeded, and for
that suooess praise is due her, hut not
In so gre.it a moasure a sho demands.
Praise she deserves, and praise has
been freely and unstlutingly accorded
hei for her enthusiastic work In pre
paring her one crowning exhibit.
Praise for ber careful and shrewd
election from the very best that she
had produced.
The sidings at the 8. P. depot were
crowded today with more tbao 60 box
cars and "flats;" some loaded with
the product of our city's big sawmills,
ready for shipment to the eastern
markets; others filled with produce
from the farming country in this
vicinity ; others waiting to be relieved
of their burden of marchaudise
brought into the city from the manu
facturing cities of other states; and
still others lying ready for their loads
of the goods and produce of Dallas
and vicinity. The scene was one of
pleasing bustleand activity a certain
criterion to the prosperity of the com
munity In which we live.
Tne Kodesty of Women
'laterally mokfts them shrink from the
liili!liv-jt Questions, the obnoxious ex-
a.ninations, and unpleasant loil treat-
nt.-:it-s vliicli some physicians consider
essential In the treatment of diseases of
ammcn V. t. If heln can be had. It
better to submit to this ordeal than let
the disease grow and spread. I he trouble
is that so often the woman undergoes au
the an nova nee and shame lor aiming.
ThoosandsSj? women who have been
cured bv Dr. Three's Favorite Prescrip
tion wriia. In appreciation of the cure
which disJrfteVXNf the examinations
and local ir.aimnta There Is no other
rlicln in ltff find afc for ilyiirai.B
COURT HOUSE NOTES
Items of Interest From the Records
in the County Offices
Briefly Told.
REAL ESTATE.
Allie and Edward Riggs to Joseph
Cockerham, 40 acres, t 6 s, r 8 w, $175.
W. O. Stanton et uxto Minnie Wood,
lots In West Sulem, (W,
PROBATE.
Estate of Nancy E. Moore de
ceasedadministrator authorized to
sell real estate at private sale.
Estate of Nancy E. Moore, de
ceasedadditional undertaking on
sale of real estate approved.
Estate of William Van Loan, de
ceasedinventory and appraisement
filed and approved.
Estate of Frank Butler, deceased-
inventory and appraisement filed and
pproved.
Guardianship of Joseph Warren
Price, an Incompetent petition for
citation requiring guardian to file
nal account and turn over all money
nd property of estate to adminis
trator; ordered that citation be made
returnable August 10, at 10 a. m.
women as "l-uvorilc rri-scri puon. it
cures debilitating drains, irregularity and
female weakness. It always helps. It
almost always cures. It Is strictly non
alcoholic, non - secret, all Its Ingredients
being printed on lu bottle-wrapper; con
tains no deleterious or habit-forming
drugs, and every native medicinal root
entering into its composition has the full
endorsement of those most eminent In the
several schools of medical practice. Some
of these num-rous and strongest of pro
fessional endorsements of Its ingredients,
will be found in a pamphlet wrapped
around the bottle, also in a booklet mailed
free on request, by Ir. R. V. Pierce, of
Buffalo, N. Y. These professional en
dorsement should have far more weight
than any amount of the ordinary lay, or
non-profcfeioiial testimonials.
The most intelligent women now-a-days
instil on knowing what they take as med
icine instead of opening their mouths like
a lot of young birds and gulping down
whatever Is offered them. "Favorite Pre
scription" IS of KNOWJf COMI'OSITIOX. It
makes weak women strong and sick j
women well.
hi. Pierce's Medical Adviser Is sent free
on receipt of stamps to pav expense of
mailing unlit. Send to Dr. R. V. Pierce,
liulfalo. A. i ., -'1 one-cent stamps lor pa
per-covered, or :! stamps for cloth-bound.
If sick consult the Doctor, freiof charge
by letter. Ail such communications are
ncM sacred lv coniiilentiiil.
Dr. I'ierce'g PieaMiiit Pellets invigorate
e'id p'culiite stomach, liver and bowels.
REPORT
OF THE
OF THE
CONDITION
J. B. Xesmith, of Riekreall, was a
business visitor in Dallas yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ireland, of Moro, vis
ited friends in Dallas and Falls City
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Farlogton
ave been enjoying an outing at
Long Beach, Washington.
It Is reported that L. K. Irvine will
leave for the East as soon as arrange
ments are completed for the disposal
of bis shoe shop in Dallas. It
CO. Tennis Is recovering rapidly
from his recent severe illness and was
able to walk up town yesterday for
the first time In several weeks.
Professor I. M. Glen and family
arrived In Dallas, Friday, for an
extended visit at the home of Mrs.
Olen's mother, Mrs. H. L. Venule.
Mr. and Mrs J. S. Martin returned
to their home In McMlunville yestor
day, nrter a visit at the home of their
grand-daughter, Mrs. J. C. Uglow.
Mrs. Mary Conner, of Dallas, vis
Ited sevoral days the past week wl'.h
her sister, Mrs. Orchard, of this city.
McMinnvlUe Telephone Register.
Professor D. M. Metzger returned
last night from Troutdule, whore ho
Is filling a summer appointment In
the pulpit of tho Evangelical Church.
MIhs Winnie Launer has resigned
nor position a day central In the
Paclllo Telephone central office, and
will be succeeded by Miss Pearl Burke
next Friday.
mm iversey anil Walter Roy re
turned Friday from a few days' fish
Ingand hunting trip In the mountains.
During their stay they succeeded In
bagging a flno buck.
Mrs. John Peary left for Seattle
yesterday after an extended visit with
Praise for her until- j relatives and friends in Dallas. She
POLK COUNTY BANK
At Monmouth, in the State of Oregon,
at the close of business,
July 15, 19(i8.
REfOl'RCEH.
Loana and discounts t 58,067 11
Overdraft!, lerared sud unsecured ... 1,134 04
Bondi, securities, etc 37,13 JO
Banking house, fnrniture and fixtures 11,000 (0
Other real estate owned 1,414 97
Due from approved reserve banks 42,880 85
Check! and other caih itemi 170 75
Cuh on lurid 18,983 06
Total I70,K34 28
LIABILITIES.
Capital flock paid In 30,000 00
tiurpltis fund 3,000 00
Undivided profit!, leu expense! and
Uiea paid 3.4.57.64
Dividends unpaid 650 00
Individual depoiiti mbject to check. . 1I9,2U 65
I.'emand certificates of depoait 2,3:4)49
Time certificate! of depoiit 12,171 50
Total 1170,8.14 28
State of Oreron.l
County of r-ulk.j
I, lra C. Powell, Ciililer of the above-named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above atate
Dunt is true to the beat of my knowledge and
belief.
IRA C. POWELL, Cashier.
Hubacribed and iworn to before me tbla 24th
day nf July, liKW. B. WILSON,
Notary Public.
CoKKKIT Atlcat :
J. V. B. Bl'TLRR, )
J. H.Hawlkt, 5 Directors
!ai.J F.H. Powell. )
puted superiority in the art of packing
it to the best advantage. All this has
been unreservedly accorded her by all
who had the pleasure of examiuing
the results or her labr. But "the
cherry center of the world?'' Go to!
The cherry centor of the world is not
so suddenly nor so ra lically shifted.
It lies now, as It has lain for sever il
years and will lie for several years to
come. In polk and Marion counties. In
those fertile strips of fruit land on
aeh side of the Willamette river,
within a radius of 12 miles about the
city of Salem,
The repainting of the front of L. D.
Daniels' store this week, has obliter
ated another of the marks of the
ubiquitous advertising painter and
his sinful brush. A few years ago
there passed through Dallas two of
these artistic decadents, and In their
pathway every dead wall and many of
the business fronts In the city, blushed
carkt under an array of sprawling
and ungainly letters announcing to
the world lbs merits of the "Owl
Cigar." The recovery of the city from
Feed Your Nerves
I'poa rich, pura, nnariatirrtf blood by
laklnc Hood's Baraarvullla. aod you
wtU be free- rrota Lbua spells at da
Tlr, thosa stopkMS nlfhta and ant lone
day, um (tootsy, oeathUk seeling,
Una etiddcai Marts at naere nothino,
those dyspeptic symptoms and blinding
laaartarhta. Hood's Saraapaiilla bu dot
this far many others - K will car job.
Hood's Garsaparilla
la neual liquid farm or la chocolated
labtets kaowa aa Sarsatabo, KSoamatU
was accompanied as far as Portland
by her brother, Chester Itowell.
The City Council has instructed
Marshal T. A. (Mom to order all dried
grass and weed removed from about
"" uuuuings in me city, so
that danger of fire from accidental
sparks may Ie overcome.
vr. and Mrs. It. Lee Striner and
C. L. Starr went to Dallas, Saturday
to attend a reception given in honor
of J. C. Hayter, ownerof the Observer,
who Is about to leave for an extended
visit in the east. Salem Statesman.
Oa account of the absence of the
pastor, Dr. C. A. Mock, the regular
morning and evening services at the
fcvangellea! Church will be omitted
nextSunday. The Sunday St-bool and
F.ndeavor meetings will be held as
usual.
The little flve-eent moving picture
theater on Oak and Main streets Is
completed and the first show will be
given tonight. It Is beautifully fin
ished Uside anJ arm prove a great
attraction to the amusement seekers
or Dallas.
Considering bow far the summer
has advanced, the scarcity or fires la
the timber of the coast range Is ratber
unusual. A rather serious fir burned
for several dayslast wwk la the vicin
ity or Martin's mill near Salt Crwk.
but aside from It, there has bees
aeaioely aoy trouble la this locality
this year. Cam per are irradually
learning to nae more caution la watch
ing their Ursa, and It will probably be
a matter or only n few years until the
aa a nal loss oT tire ber la Oreeoa due
to foroat Area, will become a negligible
iwa.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Advertlaemenla under thla head are charred
at the rate of 1 cent per word, lirril ItimtIioii ; u
cent per word tor each Inaertlon thereafter;
wonla or leaa, II per month. Nj adverllaeuient
inaerted for leaa than IS cents.
Klgurea eoiiiil aa one word. Tor Instance,
the numeral combination "l'iO" counta aa one
word.
Two lnitlala nount an one word. For Instance,
M. louea" counta aa two wunla.
The minimum charire Ik for 15 worrit that t
an adverllix-ineiit from 1 wool to 15wordai
counted aa 15 wonla; an adverllaement from 16
mi m wortia, iiiciuaive, la counted aa 20 worda
fmm 21 to 25 wonla, ia counted aa 25 wurda, etc
The nrurea following the adverllaement Indi
cate how Iouk it la lo rim. and are not charred
to tnc ruatnmer. Kor luatance, H S1-21 Indicates
mai i ne aiiveruaemeui was tlrat publlahed on
Man'h 31. and that It ia lo lie Inaerted twice.
The tlrun'aaiwl letlera 4 1-U Indicate that the
adverllM'iiient waa tlrat publlaheil April 1 and
that II la lo be ruu ti mil the customer ordera It
dtfcontlnued.)
LOW
RATES
EAST
WILL BE HADE THIS SEASON BY THE
SOUTHERN
PACIFIC
(LINES IN OREGON)
FROM DALLAS, OREGON
TO
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Paul
Omaha
Kansas City
AS FOLLOWS
BOTH WAYS
THROUGH
PORTLAND
$74.40
69.40
64.40
64.40
64.40
ONE WAY
VIA
CALIFORNIA
$89.40
84.40
83.65
76.90
"76.90
TICKETS WILL BE ON RALE
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 cbIIod
I. 'N. WOODS, Local Agent
or write to
WM. McMURRAY
General Passenger Agent, Portland. Oregon
P
A
Thursday, Friday & Saturday,
JULY 23, 24 and 25
ALL SUMMER GOODS 13 OFF
I - Colored and White Waists with short sleeves only
A tri TIT 1 a- fl P- TT7 J fif H ( f tTf I -4 . aa. , - .
i $i.uu waists, (6C i.zo waiscs, eye; i.ou waists, i.io: z.UU Waists 1 4-
CO OK WTnict-a 1 HC. O KA UrniVf.r, 1 OK. O AA 11tr:4. r or- ' u
PLi.ijU riaww, x. iv, l. uj it auus, x.cu, o.w Waists, U.L.O
All Muslin Underwear on Sale at a Great Reduction
We have the best bargains in Lace Curtains that have ever been offered in Dalli m
TV-vr miTTinn t-i a tth att tt wila;3i m.
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 6jc; 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 from
" $1.50 to $3,50. A pair of Mens' Oxfords with every suit from S10.00 nn
A fine line of Fancy Ribbon on sale, at per yard 8c.
DALLAS MERCANTILE GO.
We Will Pay
The hfghest price for chittim bark
Ray & Company, Dallas. 7-21-5t
Shakes For Sale.
Inquire of P. O. Burbank.
Phone S3, Camp line.
Mutua
6-26-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 3H-1, McMinn
ville, Oregon. 7-7,-8t
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. S. Ramsey
Dallas. 7-U-Ct
Cement Sale.
We are overstocked, and in order
to encourage the use of cement, in
Dallas, we will tell at a great reduction
to those buying cement In laige
quantities.
7-28-tf Soehren Warehouse Co.
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. Spai'ldikg Logo i no
Company, successor to the Dallas Lu ra-
ber Company. Both phonos. 7-2l-8t
For Sale.
At the Dallas Foundry, 3-horse
power gasoliuo engine for farmers'
7-24-8t
use.
Good Birycle to Trade
for a phonograph. Address box
156, Dallas, or call up 157 Mutual
phone. 7 24 2t
For Sale.
A tract of floe fruit land easy terms,
long time, low Interest. H. (1. "CAMPBELL.
Brick For Sale.
Brlok ready for market July is, at
yard 1 mile north of Monmouth.
Wood For Sale.
vo 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 confectiopery
store.
11-22-tf. AUGUST BOWMAN.
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,
where you can buy the best lands with
good titles. Prices from J6.50 to $30
an acre. All lu the great Harney
Valley and County.
7-14-81 T. V. B. EMBREE.
INotke For Publication.
O. F. Shew.
7-7-tf
fyVanted.
A girl for general housework for
five days out of a week. Inquire at
Observer olllce. 7 j-tf
Hard Wood For Sale.
Ash, maple and alder wood for sale.
Etas Evaxk, Mutual phone East 55,
Dallas. -6-tf
Trips ! Coast.
I am prepared to convy ramping
parties to all points on the eoant Call
Mutual Phone Black S3, Dallas.
TStf
Implement a.
All parties Intending to buy implo
ments bad better see F. J. Wagner
hefor making their purrhaaea.
M7-tr.
rlar raatfta.
Oood eedar poets f.r sale at Hi eenu
Also another car of extra Star
TIMBER LASO, ACT Jt'NE S. 1ST.
I'nilMl ftatea lan.l otfiof,
I'urliaiiil, OtYrmi,
.... , June 4, l'.a.
Notice ia hwbjr ajlven that In romuliaiire
tm the provialona of ihc art of (oniirna of
June . ihth. rnlill.4 "An art f..r Hie aalenf
iimwr ii in me Maleatif t alilunila rvi.n
Neva. la and aaliiiirion lprritiirr,"at'ileiiilM'
to all I he l-iitih.. u, Kiatea ly act of Auan.l t
IW-'.l laivn.T W.dhulu.of Oallaa.rountvof IWk'
Mate of Oreroti. haa Una dar ml in ihia office'
. : :: . ",rl"cl" -,u- " '"r me txirrhaae
oflhe .. i4,.f X. W. , of Section x... a.
lowiiahlp No. !l Kn v.. . .
will olt. r proof loahow that the laml xiurhi j,
more val.l,i forluj umber nf alone ih.n for
urH-uiiural wriwn, an.! to eatahliah hla
r i-,,,.'""' """" le"
Awl"l?'m OU '". Ul Jl day of
, "r llne.-.' Aamn Marbee, nf
llalla. reMn: Karl Hiaefarvet, of Ivl aa Ore
.: Nemnllh lmle. ol nreon: Olio
Byerlef. ol I allaa. Oregon.
AujanJall rr., riaimln a1rerelr the
ah..edcarrlbe,l l.n.laare re.,,il to file Ihctr
R&ltX,iMm'"bAun " J'
AU.KKXdX S. DKFSSFR.
keanaier.
s
WHEN
WE LOAD
WAGON
OUR
the next time we would like to include
a few groceries for you. We know if
we once sell you a few that after that
we will sell you
ALL YOUR GROOERIES
Make your first order consist of the
articles you know most about, both as
to qualities and prices. Then the ad
vantage and economy of buying here
will be all the more apparent to you.
E. BOYD & SON
Phooes: BellC3, Mutual 314.
6m Leave IndpnpnHpnrA iisiiv
; lv. Monmuuth, li:U5 a. ni .: ar. Iial
INDEPENDENCE & MONMOUTH
Railway.
KliOM INDEPENDENCE.
FOR DALLAS.
Trail) No. (14. Ipave Independence daily. 6 00
in.; lv. Mommmih.ti:iaa. in-: ar. liailaa. . in
a.m.
Train No
10:.i0a. m.
laa, 11 ,t
jrain no. ,0. Iave Iiiilcnen,li.nc h.ii,.
6:lfi p. m.; lv. Mouinoiith, G:u p. ui.: ar. Lallaa'
u.txi p. 1U,
FOR AIRLIK.
Irani No. 6,. Leave Independence, daily
NUa.m.Mv. MolllllOlllh. 7:411 a m . Ailil.
o. il a. in.
Train No. 7.1. Leave Independence, daily, 3-30
. m.; lv. Monmouth, 3:50 p. m.: ar. Airlie
p. IU.
FDR MONMOUTH ONLY.
Leave Independence, daily, 2:30 p. ra.
No. 101 arrivea Monmouth 7:3 t. m.
FROM DALLAS.
FUR INUXfENIENCK.
Train No hj. Leave Dallaa, daily ex. Sunday
aia. m.: lv. Monmouth K-v,. m . t...i:.
nd...lUH..d ,1.1- - ' .1. IUUL-
rmtuli a. in.
Irain No. Kil. Lv. Dallaa. Sunday only, 6:55
Train No. fiy. Imvp i)Mi.a. Haiu . i
Monmouth. 1:'5 n. m ar inri.. ......
m. (I laa trniii itnitiM-ifi at i. .....,. . :
It- uuii.uhi lurnir-
Trtllll Vo. 71 1 mis I kill.. H.ti. ....
i.. " """ij, i.p, m
M....uuNiwmii1sp.m.; ar. Xudeju-iKienw. 8:15
FROM AIRUE.
TrHin No. flfi. Imv llrlU n. .
l'aiUi) nmafrt w hi oumoulbfor
Train So. 7J. Iave Airlie
iv. Muiimouin, ,: p. m
5:.i5p ia.
dailr. 5:fti n. m
r. liitleiendeuce.
Train So. 100 lenvet Airlie 4 Af, p m
oxlj arrive Moiimouih 5: JO p. m. arriv
FUOM MONMOt TH ONLY.
iJ-T1- Monn,outn 'or IndppcDdence, daily at
.v p. ni.
M'NDAY
ea Inde-
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
ITC C Til ITIDC A nc -Aunt r--i-r- t. . . .
wumrLcic-ueHtoi roon ami an abundance of
It. Fresh water from springs. All modern necessities, such as telegraph
telephone, markets freshly provided every lay. Fuel In abundance.
touages partly lurnislied or unfurnished to be had cheaply. Strict mun
icipal sanitary regulations.
ajn uDrfcrT t 1 i i . . . . .
iBit-auueu oy way or me woutliern Taciflc to Albany or Cor
vallis, thence Corvallis & Eastern B. R. Train service daily and the trip
Rate for Season
Ticket From
(DALLAS $5 75
DERRY .50
( INDEPENDENCE 4.20
. (DALLAS
Saturday to Monday Ticket ierv
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. tnlpnhnnA or
write
I. N. WOODS, Local Agt. Dallas
WM. MCMURRAY
General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon.
Notice of Final Settlement.
bmhy Itveii tbat the onder.i-ned
a. mlnlalrator with the -m ..v2i'
Narr A. D,,ns..
ol the estate ..f
deeeaae.1, haa hied htf
Notice to Creditort.
haa beea duly aii4nte einmini ol thi
t ou.ly oarl ol the Male oi Ore-. Iu7 Tola
t otity. ait ka. snallt.erf rlk
All avfwua hiTina rlnai aratnat the aaid
JolrtftllJ.l.whft.1ll,ihloi rr-jm
Irrw ta
ihia ati
wm aaa nrai pnr.;iared J.i'y i iav
href..r. to i he nn.lerain.ed al her r,.l,
i1.04 - toamty. .ill
oath, i the .late vnu lice
...uniytourlollhetSlate ol Oreaon for Poik
iiiiT. the hour often o'clock in the
fciteno..!. af aai.l dar.., the. ourt r.Trn ol Iht
aaid l ountr t ..urt in the i u, of Ial.
haa heen app..inte.l bf" laid lo J:
the lime and TL. k,2.to."" .
ttleaient
" td anal aecouni and thei
vmlnMtorw1,hThewiTl.noeh.f
on th. re.ui.ol M.ry A. oLnn, ieel
tvrar Hatter. Attorner ' orrv-
Iated aud nrat pnbiiahed Jnne , ik.
vow
A STEADY STREAH
of good stationery is constantly flow
ing In and out of this shop. Poor
stationery never comes in and conse
quently cannot go out. That is your
safeguard when you
BUY TOUR STATIONERY HERE.
For what we dont buy we cannot
sell and we take mighty good care to
purchase none but the worthy. We
suggest that If you expect to go away
ii wm do wen tor you to take a supply
of our stationery with you. It's pretty
hard to get It good everywhere.
W. H. ROY $ CO.
Dallas, Oregon
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.
Administrator's Sale.
Sotlee ia hereby rlvea that be rlrtne and l.
"mn.v ot an order l , J? lr
HI HHa&u
t lerBtrti ot lbeetateo
ri
of Ihe ratal, .j 71?; 7: ' aMMea
hur ia( Jem t r vk . j .
, . . . . -rr,-.m - w w.i m. aai.t real
each.
K.4w-e ta W-reh.
re aa. treH-a
Uiw A, I
! ary l U,rr. at
" ID the BMitaer mrnM k.
l"iTt. atd
and at
Ulelec kev O.r m.v bar. aa. - - V'TT: .Tt.v" , N.tTSiTrL"
forlhl. .4. . T M at AU,nv.vatsrtt. AtaaAU Z t,
Notice For Publication.
f. 8. Land Office, at Portland,
ma I rliLf -.0rwn- b. Jane 2, i-
ade Timber and stone ADClieatinn ari tf?
thelth day of Aurnat. Vi re"n
:m..i,"u.,11: -. V. Fuller
! r-a1 ii ; Aaron Navbee of I i. .
AlA.aR.NOX 8. DREsSFR.
Berialef.
Ezeentor'a Final Notice.
Administrator'a nnal Notice.
j-rH k . l-T rem t-n
doin nnX TiJZ." .r'"1"
the Mate ol ia 17':"''' ' "rt
-nrl hM s-. .":"'""" aa!
"erehf ao.lhe.1 to aweaV
' aaid reiolt
d Coentv .1 amtA
' aT Iber h.
ae ai'faeed
tort
Iff I-reeol tHiwuna
d her boi-e; " " "TT
Notice la hereby airen to whom It mar eon
eern. that tba underaiaiied, exeeolor of the '
estate of Rurrea L. Haatltii-a. deceaid, haa Sled
hia final aooiot i aaid ertale, with the Hon.
Coanty loan of Folk County. Oree-oa, and the
eame baa been set for hearint- by said Court oa
naluraay. Aurnat s, lftei, at the hour of I o'ewr
P- m. of said dar, at which time all prisons
Interested are kerehy noli tied to appear an
present objection., il any tbey bsre. why aaid
final account anonld not he anneored. the estate
eed and toe ezecDtor diat harred.
Dsted at Lllaa, Folk County, OrefOD.thl
day of ialy, juj.
RErBEX A. HASTTS;.
Exeentor of said estate.
Sibley A Eakin, Attya. tor estate.
Notice For Publication.
TIMBER LASD, ACT JrSE f, t
I ailed eta tea Laod once.
Portland. tre'1r'.
June .!!-
Xottear f hereby rirrn that la c.wii-.ud-t
With the mmm Ik. mrt of Ol arc"
June 1. Ikth. entitled -Aa act for the aaieaf
limber lands ia the Hla tea of elifornia. tTreoe.
NTala. and iMhinrlA. TemlorT." sa ei-
araded lo ail the Publie Land mates by act at
Aoanat , !!. Far I ti. larrarrer. ot Paisa.
cionty of Polk. Stale ol Oree-oa. has tfca T
ed la thta office hi. awora Maleieecl
Tai. r toe r-arcliaae of tne . B. 1 .
of Kerttoa Ji 4. ia Towwahia So.
B. So !. a .ad -,u Oder oreW e ""
that toe land aonahl aa aMre Taio.!Je tor
usahei or stone uaa nr ar-cllora! twrnrwa
and toeetaUata htaciaiaa waaad iand p.- r
tooatyrierkat Ivllaa. eoa. oa edaei1aj.
te A-a day of Aarxa l. .
He oaaiea aa animawa Aaeoa "ayher
DallMt. roa: r arestce w. Mia'ta. ?
'rewna : Otla BTerirr of TailuM. wnwa.
n lae.st Ia laa.'Oreena. . tWP
aey and sii Biaw rtaiaitrve scww'T "
ie-deacnhea iarns are eeq arete-i v "Zt
iaiaasia i h m adhea aa ae aetore ad w -
Annat. la.
n t' '