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About Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 11, 1908)
Polk County ObsemriSi'S.'ia'S; ALLGOOD fc COLLINS LESSEES Published Semi-Weekly at tl.SO per Year. Strictly In AdTanee. Entered aa Beeond'Clasa matter If arch 1. 1907, at the post office at Dallas, Oregon, under the Act 01 uonrrea. ot Marco a. DALLAS, OREGOK, Acscrr 11. 190. Tkt way to build up Dallas it to pat ronixt Dallas people. the coo- the thloker and the visionary, the positive or con structive and tbe negative or destruc tive, the one moving in paths known Odd Fellows Install Officers. The members of tbe Odd Fellows lodge held their installation of officers Saturday night. After the close of the ceremonies, tbe women of tbe and safe and the other In roads never ' Bebekab lodge were invited in, and before tried, there is bat little doubt which will be tbe ultimate choice of the American people, a people who are, we believe, cautious antl conservative, but at tbe same time, positive and progressive. COURT HOUSE NOTES Items of ii Interest From tbe Records i the County Offices Briefly Told. tbe remainder of tbe evening was spent in a pleasant social maDner, delicious refreshments being served at its close. TAFT'S ACCEPTANCE. William Taft, the official exponent of Republicanism and its policies, has formally received the announcement that bis party has chosen him as such, and in bis speech of acceptance, a forceful, frank and comprehensive speech, be has In turn made known to bis party his interpretation of its pol icies as set forth in tbe platform. Aod his conception and interpretation of those policies, which be outlines in bis speech of acceptance, are such as will give those who have seen fit to elevate hi ui to their leadership, tbe conviction that tbey have Indeed chosen aright. Conservative yet progressive (the kind of progress that is stable), the course of action outlined by Mr. Taft, In case tbe administration shall be glveo into his bands, presents a strik ing contrast to tbe radical policies advanced by bis opponent. Especially marked is this distinction in bis declaration of tm course that should be pursued In dealing with tbe threatening rise of plutocratio power In the United States. Especially marked Is that distinction, and espec-J tally worthy of tbe attention of tbe American public, inasmuch as this question bids fair to become one of tbe principal storm centers In tbe progress of tbe present campaign. Mr. Taft's plan is to "perfect tbe . machinery" by which the moral stan dards of tbe business community are to be sustained. He would have it operate so that lawbreaking might be promptly and adequately punished, but would also have it "operate with sufficient accuracy and dispatch to Interfere with legitimate business as little as possible." In other words, while be sees tbe evils already existent and which may yet spring Into exist ence in tbe future from those sources, he yet recognizes the fact tbat enor-; mous beneficial influences may also spring from the same sources, and his aim will be, therefore, to regulate and restrain those potent forces in tbe PROBATE. Estate of Delilah Suver, deceased- final report filed and set for bearing on Saturday, September 12, at 1 o'clock p. m. Estate of August Oerlinger, deceased inventory aod appraisement filed and approved. Estate of John Campbell, Jr., de ceasedadditional bond on sale of real estate approved. j Estate of Clyde S. Keep, deceased ! bond approved; Thomas Gleason, George Gerlingerand L. Gerlinger Jr. appointed appraisers. Estate of William Livermore, de ceased petition to sell real estate set forbearing Saturday, September 19, at 10 o'clock a. m. ; ordered to issue citation to heirs and divlsees, to be Notice. School District Number 41, will receive sealed bids for a loan of $2000 for building purposes, to be given In three notes to run for three years' Bids to be filed with clerk or tbe board on or before 10 a. m., Wednesday, 1 August 19, 1903. Mrs. H. A. Lee, ; clerk ; W. H. Brown, chairman ; John Ebbe, director. 8-4-3t LOW RATE5 EA5T WILL BE MADE THIS SEA SOS BY TH SOUTHERN PACIFIC (LINES IN OREGON) FROM DALLAS, OREGON B. V. Johnson, of Falls City, was Dallas visitor Friday. H. C. Brown, of Falls City, was Dallas visitor Thursday. County Judge Ed F. Coad has gone 1 1 to Xebalem for a few days' outing. Elmer E. Dykstra, of Ballston, was ! I a business visitor in Dallas today. j P. S. Calkins was down from Falls , City, Thursday, on a business visit Otto Teal, of Falls City, was in Dal las, Friday, for a short business visit j Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Wilkes returned i trulnv frAm f dnva vi'ait in Pulta!l TO Chicago St. Louis St. Paul Omaha Kansas City AS FOLLOWS BOTH WATS THBOCGH PORTLAND $74.40 69.40 64.40 64.40 64 40 OXE WAT VIA CALIFORNIA $89.40 84.40 83.65 76.90 76.90 served personally to those resident in j Oregon, and by publication to those,' non-resident and to beirs unknown, i " Lost. Estate of John Loy, deceased peti- J A black pocket book Tuesday after- TICKETS WILL BE OS SALE May 4, 1 8 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 witnio limits. REMEMBER THE DATES For any further information call on I. N. WOODS, Local Agent or write to WM. McMURRAY General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon tion to sell personal property granted, noon. Estate of Burres Hastings, deceased office Finder please return to final account approved, and estate closed. REAL ESTATE. J A Lynch et ux to Theodore Far- riogton, lot in Dallas. $300. H B Plummeret ux to J T Chamber lain admx., lots in Falls City, $50. ' United States to Nelson St Berry, 180 ! acres, t 8 s, r 6 w, patent. Eleanor F Butler to Jennie E Brown, 1 acre, t 8 s, r w, $100. George Nelson et ux to Margery Caldwell, 1 acre, t 6 s, r 5 w, $550. H Fugitt et ux to Walter L Tooze, Lots in Falls City, $500. George E McConabey et ux to G C Stufft, 10 acres, t 7 8, r 3 w, $2105. United States to Edward E Gerlinger, 100 acres, t 9 s, r 8 w, patent W W Lucas et al to J N Elliott, 170 acres, t 8 s, r 4 w, $io. M I Knight and hd to Evan Evans, 37 acres, t 7 s, r 5 w, $2500. J H Chapin et ux to W L Gilson, land in Dallas, $100. W L Gilson et ux to J H Chapin, 65 acres, 1 3 s, r 5 w, $ioo. Herbert Sears et ux to Lucy E Row- ell, interest In land in t 7 s, r 5 w, $1000. this 2t j Cedar Posts. j Good cedar posts for sale at 11 cents each. Also another car of extra Star A Star shingles. Soehhen Ware HorsE. 7-24-tf Pictorial Review ATTERNS i . m Pictorial I Review flagazine $i.oo a year io and is Cents DALLAS AGENTS DALLAS MERCANTILE CO. House For Rent. Neat 5-room cottage. Modern equips ments. Pleasant location. Either furnished or unfurnished. Terms, reasonable. Inquire of Mrs. R. C. Craven. 8 7-2t 25 Tons Pears Wanted. Tbe Monmouth Evaporating and Canning Company will pay the high est market price for canning for 25 tons of Bartlett pears delivered at the Cannery building in good condition. 8-4-8t .1 New Prices of Ice. On and after this dab, the price of ice will lie as fallows: AO Ilia niwl nnHbp ll etm - Ik awi1 ri.;an ih.l h..l. ' ...... iUv.. t.ciij IO0 lbs., $1.25 per 100. for good may be retained, developed . ,fJ ,b , m ii J? ra'y Casb mU8t Pany out-of- Mr Bryan, however, hi. logical op- 'dJ tor "ch pooent, will have none of this. The! DALLAS ICE COMPANY remedy wblcb he advocates is simply that of destructbn Tbe plutocratic iue social organism is pro-! T Df ICmccc T-V-ATC 1 ductiveof considerable harm, beoce it OUOiiNroO LUUU.O. should be utterly destroyed. By such i method, be would, together with the 1 ...TSTi"."..1. JSffi W removal of tbe objectionable features. c"" v ora lor " mse-mon thereafter; au ....... .u,,,.,,j en iu .u aiariu- ; m-neo ior im limn i:: crnli. I rirure count u one word. For iiiftUnre tt" counia m our Cement Sale. We are overstocked, and in order to encourage the use of cement, in Dallas, we will sell at a great reduction to those buying cement in laige quantities. 7-28-tf Soehrbm Warehocbe Co. Executors Final Notice. Notice 'S hereby civell to whom It may coi rem. ihnt i he unrteisiened, Exerutrix of the ! estate ! Kttwm ('adwell, deceased, bas fi'ed her ! final arruunt in said estate, in the County Court I of the State of Oreeon for Polk County, and sid j Conrt has set Satnrdny. September 12t 1 at 10 o cux-k a. in. of said day at the County Court room in Dailas. Polk County. Oregon, tis the time and piaie for hearing Cie aanie; all prisons iiai iiik n..,!- t it-iip utin- i, i biij ineie ur, are hereby notitiej t iij pmr and iireaent the same at f'Mid lime uud piaee or said executrix will apply to the Court to have sriid account approved, the estate closed and the executrix discharged. Dated at Dallas, I'olk County, Oregon, this 10th day of Augubt, llMiK. biblev t: KaKin, Atts. for estate, JENNIE ( ADWELI.. Executrix of estate of Edwin Cadwell, deceased Notice For Publication. Wood-Wood-Wood. The same day you order. We have a limited amount of excellent dry 18 inch wood, split ready for kitchen use. Place yotirorder now for your winter's wood. The wood is going fast and we are not making any more. The Chas K. SPAfLDiso Logoiso Company, successor to the Dallas Lum ber Company. Both phones. 7-21-8t l'. 8. Land Office at Portland, June 2, 1908. Notice is hereby given that Michael E. Scbou weller, of Dallas, Oreeon, who, on June 2, lyos, maiie Timber and St..ne Application, No. "77s, for N. W. '4 of the N. i. ' of taction 9, Town ship aw., Kiinge 8 ., ll. Jler.. has tiled notice of intention to make Final Timber Proof, to establish claim to the laud above desciibed. before the County Clerk, at Dalla., Oregon, on the 18th day of August, 1WS. Claimant ll'iraea as uitnetsaes: W. V. Fuller. of Dallas, Oregon; Aaron Maybee, 'of Dallas, Oregon; X. K. Dale, of Dallas, Oregon; Otto Byeriey, of Dallas, Oregon. AUiEBNuS S. DRESSER, KeglBter. WHEN WE LOAD WAGON OUR Notice to Creditors. Notice ia hereby given that the undersigned has been duly am.inted executrix of the estate of J. K. Hubbard, deceaned, by the County Court of the state of Oregon, for I'olk County, and has qualified. All pertot:s having claims against the said estate ate hereby notitied to present the same duly verified, together with the proper vouchers uicrrii.,, iu me iiiiuersigiieu at Der renioence 111 wie city oi iauas in unpi county, within tlx moninf imin the date or thl notice. Dated and first published July 14. 1908. tl.I.ES J. IUBBARD. Lxecutrix of the estate of J. K. Hubbard deceased. Oaoar Itayter, Attorney. the next time we would like to include a few groceries for you. We know if we once sell you a few tbat 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 tbe ad vantage and economy of buying here will be all the more apparent to you, E. BOYD & SON Phooe8: Bell 03, Mutual 314, ft At 11 If Whtrh t,rrrf.r! K -. .4A 1 nM, would be productive of untold good to ' -V SSSoWJ'K ",,t'al-t-tbe eommon.e.hh. Briefly put. toZ'?l&V:Vtl:l!.,' policy On this phase Of the social " l-'wonls: an advenntement from 16 ....u. . ,,-, , j . . lojuwol.la. iiicluaive. is countnl as Ii) worda. question Is tbat of burning down tbe in-m .'i u. a .ms uuuted w,.rd.. "! baro tO Set rid Of the rata ! T"V hur lollowilig the .verllement imll- . , ' ! 'ate ho h.tia it is 10 run. and are oot charge Tart Stands for conservative but "" ut..iner. f r instance, s ii-.n indicates HhU hmaru. . ...ii, . he adreiiim.iil .a first piU'l'she-l on taDle progress. He would la-giu Upon March il. and Cat it I. u, I mi.rll twn-e tbe foundatloo laid bv the nn.lir,T '" and letter. 4-MI Indtraw that tbe ... , . .Minuwrnroi Was nral pub,l.t.e. AKil land aamlnistratlou, a foundation approved '.h" " u "' ""' the customer or.ier it by the people as substantial and safe, nd be would build with care and discontinued. Goats on Shares. ' goats for sale or to let on mile north of caution, structure tbat should need oo remooeiing. uryan, on tbe other Cmhi.ra Rhei de nana, wouia lay an entirely new foundation and one whose merits are matter of doutt; be would rush blindly Into the Held reoklf and rad ical experimentation. As the New York Tribune has said : "Mr. Taft Is for progress as b tutor) make It, for blrtory is never In a hurry. Mr. Bryan is for progress at agitators and visionaries would : always have It, without breathing! spaoe for humanity, on tbe run for! Bri. perfectioo. lie Is for the destruction Trd or anything that does not barmotili O. F. Shew, with bis view of what It should be. I instruction Is tbe quickest way. Mr. Taft it for removing ol j.-c-tionil qual ities and turning tbe erviobl ele ments to th qM of mankind. Mr j Waated tE'Zr T7 ,b trU,U- " U H"'-P-r for Dallas Colleg. dor 7v Mr Tf,' "-ry. Liberal wage. AddreTc.A. way. Mr. Taft would compel them to Mock. Dallam. Oregon. Ml-tf oeas doing barm and 1 them to doing good. Mr. Taft would mskej F" S1- bast slowly. Mr. Bryan bas only! floe family euw, and heifer calf contempt for that ancient summary of "oaths old. Inquire of Mis Ida an nutnao experience." inomptoo. First place west of Dr. Oflbeae two strong. irprrarotSiUre j Ernbre.1 r-iienc. Jt Hard Wm4 r SaU, Aah, maple and alder wood for aalei Evti Evasn, Mutual pbooe East IS. Dallas. t.H.a share. H 11 4t For Sale. A young driving horse. Brokaj to drive single or double. Mra. Stoner, ltlckreall. Or. 8 11 4t For Sale. At the Dallas Foundry, S horse power gasoline engine for farmers' " 7-2-8t Brick. For Sale. k ready for market Julv it at Monmouth. T 7 tf Notice Earl wants to know the whereabout of Frank M.-rton. Hl-Jt Wood For Sale. Do you need wood? We want to remind you tbat tbe block wood from the Willamette Valley Lumber Com pany's rawmill Is the best and cheap est wood you can buy." 1.75 per load, delivered. Mutual phone H07,or leave orders at Webster's confectlonerv store. U-22-tf. AUGUST BOWMAN. Citation. In the County Court of the Stale of Oregon fo. folk Count-. In the matter of the estate of William Liver more, defeated. citation. To l,onard K. I Jvermur litll I lv.,AH Sarah KI.en Uvermore. Mary Ann Harpool. ,oi shreve, Mary E Mnlr, Link shreve, William shreve. Pearl iH-morebl. CImii.i lum.,.. Imnl lit liemort. Nellie Jaeobaon. Kate Hhreve, Herbert Demoret. Clara E. Heree Carrie r.rapi i Am), thltlx and to any others unknown, l.reetlng: In the name ol the state of Oreeon too are bereby cited and required to appear in the County court nl the (Hate of Oregon, tin- the County of I'olk at the Curt Room thereof, at Dana In the county of Polk, on salurday the lth day of September. 1, at lOo cl.iek in the forenoon ol that day. then and there to ahon caune. II any they have. hy Mid real proirtv de-rit.l aa follow., to-wu: Lot So 5 In Hl,-k o. lol the Improvement Company a ..Union w ,nr . ii; oi iraana. ron i ounly.i iregon of the probable value of f'taion: ml lxt No in Hiock No 7 lu Levei, s lcreole addition to the Town ol Dailaa. Polk Coanty. Oreeon. ot the probable value of the sum o( Hh. and lxt No l in Bi.k No. 7 In leveii . Icrertle Addi Hon to the Town of liallaa. Polk County tre ran. ol the probable value of the aum of I loo on aiHolil not be .old to pay ih debta. iunerai eipeuaea, expense of last ilOno and legacies mentioned III lh lll ol aaid dereaaed, and that ii..o dual hearing thereof that the lourt order and decree that a. id land here-Inta-for mentioned be sold at prliate Mile In Ihe manner provi.ted by law. and lor aurh other and further order In the premise aa to I be Coon may area pnir. . Wllnew The Hon. Id T. Cd Judge of in County Court ol 'he Mat of Oregon, for the t oanty of hoik, vna the aeal of ni l Coort affixed, this mk day of A usual. A. It- lnua E. H SMITH. Clerk of aaid County Court. Notice For Publication. TIMBER LAND, ACT JCNE 3. l7fl. I nited Statea Laud Oltice, Portland. Oregon, June 8. lHUtC Notice) la hereby given that iu compliance with Ihe prutiaion. ol the act of Congreaa ol June i. Is,, entitled "An act for the sale ol iiiuoer laiiusin me statea ol California, Oregon Nevada, and Washineton Terntnrv " ev. tended to all the Public I.nd Sltis by act of xuguat , iw:, harl i. Hiearver. of Dallas, eouuty of Polk. Stale of Oregon, has thia day fllel in this office his tworn stalemeul No. im, lor the purchaeof Ihe S. E. of S. E. '4 ... .it.ui, ..u. in iv.ii,uii o. noutn, K. No. 8 W W. M., and will oiler proof to show mai me land aought Is more valuable for iu limber or stone than for ae-ricnltiiral nnrrvwm and toeatabiish his claim to aaM laud before the county tieri at unllns. Oregon, on Wedueaday, the Jih day of Aucuat, lims. He name, aa witueKSee: Aaron Maybee, of .'Mima, .reauu : v lareni-e w. nuits. ol lHllliis, Oregon: otto Byeriey, of liallaa, Oregon; Nea mlth Dale, of Dallas, Oregon. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above-deaenbed lauds are reoueate-l to hie their claims in thisellice on or before Mid th day of August, ISO. ALOE KNON S. PKESSER, Register. Notice For Publication. I: Notice of Sale W"Ur la hereby glva that by Tlrtoa am) a All Humcrs An Butters wbka u aklo. lire MouWaillrtUbll, ( Wltboat htlp. Hsvk. holla, arm. a4 ctSm tkmm. torn a? aralt. u, Urm4 tr-!ln. fcrUoass tanta, tta tndfmkmk. VQ Ia4. 1 aM aaau7 OCW traabaea ars aVa 10 Ttaef art riluisl fcy Hood's Sarsaparilla la aanai liquid form or ta etxeo All parties Intending to buy Imple. meats had brftrr aee T. J. WagMr tfor making their urrhar. I 17 tf. M Tsmbs Bay WaataaJ. Tbe WlllaaieHta Valley Lure her Cora- pany ntu bu ror to teas of timothy. veVfc. aad "tt hay. tbr-1i oVliwrwd attboBill. I U i , ,n m ,,IrT m ine toanty l ourt of the 11.01 1 .rrgoo k Polk t ouaty. atlling In r.ail. anade anl entered ol reror la aaid oorl oa the kl d.r of Antuat. Iw la the aal ter of Ibe eataieof Joba 1 .niMi J. - . " teeeliied aa a.tmio.tratrn of a.H rat 10 aril Ihe real property of mti eataleal poblraurwa to, c,a, in ike asanoer fm'.T4 ,b "Mte4 a-lmiuw," ITU aT 1 . 1 , on TIMBER LAND. ACT Jl'NE l-7. I nited statea Land oifice, Portlanci. Oretfnti. ,. , , , June 4, Ihik. Notice ia hereby riven thai in oom with the proviaioiia of the art of congress of une ... ,f .v eoiiiiea "An act lor the sale of limber lands in the Matrsof California. Oregon Nevada and Hashingtou Territory." as eltended to all the Public l.aiid Malee bract ol Augui-l l-K.'.Clan nee W.Sbnl-.i ol Kallu.eountv of Polk Slate ol Oregon, has this dav tiled in ihia oltice hi. sworn statement No. 77751. for the purchase of the S. E. '4of N. . 4 ol Sertiou No. s, in Township No. H Ri,re No. a Heat and will offt-r proof to show that Ihe land sought I. more valuable lor ita umber or atone than for aenruiiural purposes, and to eatahhah his .i.iM. .0 lann p.-lore County clera a 1111.. 'Tegon.ou we.liieaday, the Jbthdayoi August. 1. ' "e names aa wiinn-rs: A.ron Vavheo, of "" .-rwn; r.ari w laeearver. 01 liallaa. lire ron; .-.eamun lale. ol Dailaa, Crrgoa; Otto byeriey, of I alias. Oregon. Any and atl peraona claiming adversely the abore-deai nbed lands are re-iuested to nle their claim, in inisotrce OB of Deloro aaid 3t4h day LOOK HERE! T!ie City Express f Transfer Co does all kinds of hauling nt reasonable rates. Stand antl both phones at Webster's Confectionery Store. MUSCOTT & STARR ' Proprietor DALLAS, OREGON TIMBER LANDS Fuller & Elliott Only Real Estate firm in Polk County baudling Timber Land exclusively Don't fail to call or write If von have bave timber to selL Office in Cridcr Building Dallas, Oreoox of August, 1an AU.FRNON 8. DRF.4SFR. KsaruMor. Notice Far Pablicatiow. ,. . . Depart ml of tholntrrlor. , I . . Land tithce at Portland oreeon. Jnae aah. Iasi Soie a kerekv rive a that Mary J. Miner, of Pa.laa. re. who. on the ax a day of Juoe Pa, made T. and s. applteatioa No 77H Menal No. ttal. kw K. ot S of S W i. ertmi m" Tnwa.hip7 Soma. Kanre Wt. il.aasetle Nendiaa. kas ile.1 s.mn ol Intenttaw to aaase Final IT.'Ol. to eoub iak rl.iia to the land ... ai tr.n.v aar.wMBv - . ..... leianr. it v i-n. I . . . . . x.v la taaiMdii otaa'.. iaior-,ta.-C 1 1 a 1 . i 'J1 , X' r " lia drliwiiMHhlkn I AU.KENON . DitrsAFR. keuaa. AJaaiatatratof-a Notice "Mlviooa oaeaiiik islrna Inawd lotkat eertMa kH. fec , rareel ot lat 4 sornhH twiaaiagat Ihe Snka eornerol toe Jo a K DeLaMa.au lM'M Led C .in No aa Sou la !.Mlpl fiia. ,J Kaaav W a mt t w I rlna taaa tl Mr ewo "J.""" "ervlM. la Iter Cooaly of r. I rTT,-'"? L1V :W4 Kmwr,.., M lh rA:W"" ",!,, UKmM.il ! ViT "" Dlo saver deeeooM. a. Slew wuk - ' .f. eoaina ia,M a . . . n . w, m ,c 1 nana. INDEPENDENCE & MONMOUTH Railway. PROM INDEPENDENCE", roa DALLAS. Train No a. Leave Innependence dkily, 00 au.; Iv. Moussouth.a iia. aa.; ar. Dailaa, S oJ Traia Ko. Leare Inderwndenec. dally, 1.. I'1'1 """""'"k. II O a. av; ar. Dal- . . w '"""''lenee. daily. :4.VV mm Yrvf Even our Grandfathers knew what BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT will do. A CONVlNCINCi 1 PROOF of the worth of a medicine Is the cures it can effect. Every one who has used Ballard's Snow Liniment knows that it will KntUMATISM, CUTS, SPRAINS, STIFF JOINTS, BURNS, NEURALGIA, CONTRACTED MUSCLES AND ALL PAINS. CURE USED SNOW LINIMENT 10 YEARS. V. L, Settle, Richmond, Mo., writes:- "This is to certify that I have used your Snow Liniment for ten years for rheumatism, neuralgia, lme back, etc.. nnd in every case it has rendered immdin.t.n rlif H and satisfaction." P Avoid all Substitutes. Three 5J 1lr WV- CI fin BALLARD SNOW LINIMENT CO. 500-502 North Second Street. ST. LOUIS, M0. Sold, and Recommended by STAFRIN DRUG COMPANY 11 V A STEADY STREAH of good stationery is constantly flow ing in and out of this shop. Toor tationery never comes in and conse quently cannot go out. That is your safeguard when you BUY YOUR STATIONERY HERE For what we dont buv we cannot Train No. 7 a. aa. i; a. aa. ma aiaua. iava Inderaradeaee, !. Monmouth. ;: a. aa Train No 7 leave tndrpendenee. dally t J W. Mooawma, ..; .AUir,a.i ro aosuorra nil. Uara Indrpeaxleaioa. daily, i n a. N. lai amvea Mooaaaiua : 3P a at rROM Dallas. Mia tXBtrlSbUK-B. !T"JSO.L''" f?""- Olf l.daT. Traja No aa UMn.nk . -KoaaiiraiaeuaiDaiiaa Mo.aao.ia iar a. Traia N Tl. 1t Dailaa. dally. T . aa It MaaiA, 1 . . IsKjeawseaKaT S U LOOK AT OUR SUM MER HARNESS. Surely you are not going to chafe your horse witn that heavy winter set in the Vint: won tw wVv notkeeD sell and welake mighty good care to k: : j v,.,ri a purcha none but the worthy. We IUm 111 ?UUU CUI1U1WU" n1""" uggesttdatiryoueipectto go awaySet-0I llgnt narneSS now anu win oe wen ior you to take a supply Vp-n f ho Hpaw fnr use neXl ar h aV TL' ' 1 .Mi or our stationery with you. It's pretty hard to get it good everywhere. W. H. ROY $ CO. Dallas, Oregon Lumber For Sale Rough and dressed lumber for sale at your own price. Let me figure on your bilL Mutual phone, N. C. HARRIS. DALLAS, - 0REGOX winter? Dallas Harness Shop F. SalficKy, Prop. TJurneT. M. HAYTER Office over Wilson's 1 rag itors DAXXJLH, V OBBOO JI. OLIVE SMITH teacher of PIANO AND ORGAN Stodio, Room Xo. S. Wilt. Rww DALLAS OREGOS TTOBirr At LAW . J. L. Collixs Main Street, Keax Postoffloe DALLAS. - - OKZG05 raoM AiauE. s.wa ia el.aiaa: iae tM ""'"""x " ad aa4 om VT,,k . - """e. okt i a a; u DALLAS, ai aekaiaa Ukessr Nana r M rkam ismm Ma ar wiurtay. evfeaelv ttih ai ia. ";'. a. a. - ar. lao.i.i,.l..-r a a--, " UMaH. M S rfcia , w. . k . the aair wthwl n mu - k I Kaliaa i i rtir. aa IW a. w tlTr"" ker-., I m "" Un A trite. Aai'r a . - . iwa ' s ' fear , aM tt 7 . T i, r .JI2Ji aii'V ids. ar-n.T aili.illllin.niii I -r : . ' m r- . i r-.M. - , . . -'"ipuj answered dayor tight. R. L. CHAPilAN rVNUAL DmxCTOR & EMBALMU OEIGOS aiaal ttoejiit at Law L. D.BROWN XoTasr Ftwjc; Abftots Cglow Bldg.. Mill Street DALLAS, OBEGO!.. A4Minasiraua aa t smm. r-'V 'r 'i usssS Caraar lirw, tnerssy. m -n all arvra . , MUay (aaus. Aianraeya ron MoNMorrH oslt. , ii!."""-" " '"Ii.. DPw ELBERT F. rTQiirp u;iiLii Specialist la tKsoues tbe Ey. Ear. Na, mm4 Tkntut OS Rooas 1-t Over Bash Back TTOl II IT AT LAW Ed. F. Co4P, DALLAS, Oac ia CoarUKiise OREO035 , SALEM - . . OREGON
