Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, September 01, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPolk County Observer ALLGOOD & COLLINS LESSEES PtiblUbed Semi-Weekly at 11.60 per Year. Strictly in Adrance. Entered econd c!i matter March 1, 1W7, at the poatoltiee at Dallas, Oiegon, under the Act ot Congrens ol March 3, 1S7V. DALLAS, OREGON, 8EITmBE I, IK- 7"A tcay f ufi Dallas u to pat ronize Dallas people. The annual All-L'enton County Fair will be held In Corvallls during the last three days of this week, and is announced as the biggest tbinff of its kind that has erer been celebrated in that city. A large attendance from all adjoining counties is anticipated. The gasoline woodsaw has made its annual re-appearance, and its pene trating buzz is one of the surest pos sible signs that summer is drawing rapidly to its close and that the activ ities of the Fall harvest season, the preparations for the approaching win ter, are about to begin. Eugene V. Debs, socialist candidate for president, addressing an audience of several thousand people at a socialist picnic, at Lemont, near Chi cago yesterday, lairly put the late lamented Dowle In the shade, as far as the variety and volume of his vitu peration was concerned. "For two hours," says a news dispatch, "be hurled broadsides of execratloD against Republicans and Democrats. He declared that the laboring people had neither money nor sense. All of which goes to show that Mr. Debs is nearly as tactful In his methods of handling the labor vote as Messrs. Bryan and Gompers have lately proven themselves. The "biggest cherry tree inOregou," has recently appeared in at least four different counties in as many consocu tiveweeks. First it was Yamhill, then Marlon, then Linn, 'then Wasco, and when it bad completed tbe round the remarkable tree repeated Its perform ance on the same schedule, tuklug In a few now countieson tbe side. Where fore we are convinced that its claim for greatness Is based on a wrong foundation. The people of the coun ties where It has appeared should not lay claim to tbe possession of the "largest cherry tree in Oregon," but should proudly announce to the world that they have received a visit from the "only migratory cherry tree now in captivity." 'Ullk" O'Louglilin, one of America's noted baseball umpires, may Boon have to retire from the diamond. He is suffering from a severe organic stomach trouble, brought on, so the physicians tell biin, by the terrific strain placed on the muscles of the diaphragm in yelliug "Strike tub," and they have warned him that be must stop this. Itenlly tbatexpresslon and Its sequel, "Strike three," seem to have an equally perntclouseflW't upon other patrons of the royal American, for how familiar to tbe eiithiiHiuHtic "fan" is that cold, chill nausea, that ....ll.. A I K.. ....I..- v-. . ,..'k,,...nn u. ....... .... Idexus. that ariiies him w hen lie hears ' . , , , , . those expletives jiiHt at the time wben there are thri men on bases and one 1 run needed to decide the gume. It sc-m strauge tbat while In tbe eyes of the "Independent and strictly "non-partisan" Portland Journal, no Bepuhllcao candidate Hppcnia to be more than tbe crude, abortive sem blance of a real statesman even at his very best, the self-same "IiideiH-ndeiit" and strictly "nou-partlsan" paper continues to ''whoop It up" for Bryan and Kern even as It did for George E. Chamberlain and other Democrats before hi tn, picturing them as para gons of perfection, aud the only men upon whom we can possibly rely- to reacue "our tieloved country from lin 'Uillng ruin ami desolation!" Unless wehad had it frtvpienUy announo-d to ut upon their word of honor that they were, la very south, strictly non partisan and Independent, some of us might really be troubled by a haunt ing suspicion that after all the Journal may poaibly have amine1 light Inclinations toward the I Vino- ' cratlo side of the question after all. j II. L. Fenton and family trturne,) this afternoon from Nvwport, where they have been staying In their beautiful summer cottage. Peculiar to Itself In arlertaua, proporlava and coaiblnaukaa ot IngTMlltvita. la Uw prueraa by which IMt rvmaxlial Value art extra -ltl ajut pn tar end. Ia rfltctlvenna. aarfulnraa and curomy. Curing Ut wldvat raru of dimaea. Doing Um Moat find a tbe manrv, Bavtng to rmm iwdKlnal anrrit, And Um iraaui rxrord a? oirea, Hood's Sarsaparilla la anuJ lk)Qld Kana or la ttweoaaaad tafcaala knows aa taraataba. tuaduaaa U. - t- -r--i ' " I .. ...nvarva COURT HOUSE NOTES Items of Interest From the Records in the County Offices Briefly Told. PROBATE. Estate of John E. Davidson, ceased final discharge entered. Guardianship of David East, de- !- sane Nancy Gee appointed guardian. Estate of Martha Fuchs, deceased final account approved and adminis trator discharged. Guardiansbipof Burlt minors final settlement approved ; guardians resig nation accepted and O. E. Fof ht j appointed guardian. Estate of L. S Perkins, deceased final account approved ; cvoutrix dis charged and estate closed. REAL ESTATE. B. W. Hogget ux to W O Xt vins, j land in t 7 s, r 3 w, tUM. j I N Woods et ax to J D Holinan, j 210 acres, t S s, r 5 w, j Jessie H and W D Pugh to Deej Parker, 9 acres, t 7 a, r 3 w. 134 ). J B Arthur et uitoG E Cutler, land in t 7 and 8 s, r 5 w, ttioo. Wesley J Atchison to Aaron Maybee, lots in Dallas, $1100. Martha B Stafrio to J S Cook, lot in Dallas, (350. J I Murphy et ux to Margaret M Devine, 39 acres, t 8 s. r 6 w, $1150. S. W. Doughty, of Monmouth, was seriously iniured by falling from a scaffold while working on a hou-e this morning. Two of his ribs were broken, his shoulder crushed, and be sustained several injuries the serious ness of which can not yet be deter mined. Tbe new block of macadam on Con rt street between Main and Church streets is beautifully finished, and preseuts a surface almost as smooth as asphalt. Needless to say the property holders along that block are highly delighted with the appearance of their newly completed street. B. L. Chapman, owner ot one of the largest and most up-to-date prune evaporators in this neighborhood, says that uuless the weather takes a sudden and unfavorable turn within the next week, the prune orchards in this locality will be ready for picking by about September 10. Mrs. Kantuur and little son, the wife and son of Prof. Clifford Kantner, in company with her mothef, Mrs. Whit caker, were down from Independence, the first of the week visiting with Mrs W. B. Carter at Chehalera Center. Mrs. Kantner and Mrs. Carter arc sis ters. Newberg Graphic. Reports from the orchards of the Salem district Indicate that the August drop of Italian prunes has beeu moie extensive and serious this year than ever before and It Is predicted that the yield of this variety of prune in the Wlllamotte valley this year will be about one-balf of the amount esti mated a month ago. This means that the demand for this excellent class of evaporated fruit will be greatly In creased with the ad vance of the season, in the opinion of old and expeilenced prune growers, and that the market quotations of the pust and present will bo, consequently, advanced. BUSINESS LOCALS. (Aflvertlletnenll lllliliT UiIh hfHtl Hre tiiirtft-tl t the rate nil et'iil Mr Wi ml. II ml Iiimtiiiiii; 's et'iil ht word lor v-mrh initrlioii tlii'it'HtU'r; :ie wortli or h'U, f I jmt imni t h. Nj HieriiM'iut'iit Inwrti-tl fur Icm Uimii lfM-nla Kiaiirfii eiiuiit aa on? wnrl. Kur liiKtiinee, the iiuiiifritl eoinhliiHIIiiii "liu" cuiinli hi oiip won!. Two IiiIiImIi ctiiuil am one wonl. For Ittnnee, ".l. M. Jtnii-t" (Minna hi iwti hiimIh. TIip inlnlinlim i'li'tri;e It fur li wnrtU: Ihril ii.. Nil itvttrllM'tnriit Inini 1 wonl tti l." woitl li, eoniitNl an l.s wtioli; mi Htlvfrlmt'iiif ut Irmii lb lt At W'tTiU, liieliiilv-t'. Is roiliilvtl ,ia 'Jit wtirili; Irtini Jl In wtirtlB, lm'"iiuutl 'JS wtiritN, elf. 'I'ni' (laurel litlliiHlnic Hie atlvt-rttiifiiit'iil mill (Ml htiw ItiiiK II I tn run. bihI are mil I'liaraetl In ttie ruitttiiii'r. Knr tiiatMiief, a-:tt-2t itiillratca tliat the ailvt'iiwini'iil Wna mat iiliiaiit'il ,n MHn'n ;,l, anti mat ll In to Im Ilia, rlttt twlt-f. i hB ti irn rt- hikI h'tttTM 4 I II unlit nit' thiil iiie iiv.-riiM iiit nt n..i tmim i A.m i ami iimi ii ik in in' run iiiiiu th .Umimhimmp.i.1 nrili-ra n For Sale. Good fnmily milk cow. Impute night eiigim er of light plant 9 I 2t Furnished Rooms For rent Address Mrs. Bobert Hat ton, Dallas, llell phone 443. H-'i.V.'ll Sheep to Let. "5 head good stivk sluvp to let on shares. Address W. E. (.'lark, Bick- reall. 8 ar. 3t Notice. Artisan memliern will please pay their liMlge dues to Mrs. Willis Sfmon- ton. at LokU In city limits. Small button pin, portrait of lady. Finder please return to home of Mrs. K. S. Mrt'al lister. Bewahl. 9-lit For Sale.' At a bargain. If taken at once. Fine, new house, t blka from business district AH modern conveniences. Prl tl-"A Address I2J Observer. I 4t Va'aoal For Sale. IV you imiI wocaj? W want to i remind yoa that ttke block wood from th Willanvetta Valley Lumber Cm paey's aawmill Is tba beat and cheap eat wood you raa buy. tl.Ti per loail, delivered. Mutual phone ItoT, or leave rJera at Webatrr'a cinifectlooery atom. 11-M tf. ATGl'ST BOWMAN. TOniA. k m TjfS ? most iw-iligent people to ns only n'-.i' ill nova composition. There tvre . is f-...t Dr. Tkree's medicines, the nak v.i ch print every Ingredient er.t-:rlr:5k.' 'i'a ujxra the bottle wr: p'-r: sri txw its correctness under oath, are daily p-fc-Jlnf in favor. The con position of Pierce's medicines is open to everybody Wie-Pirfe teicg desires rtT.f ir-i t-s t the rco rr.rr r.i.'--i- Iseini; ciui.al crint-i; ly aue of the active extracted frosi na- live fore.-: root., by nririii:.! witii Dr. r'iiTOi ex3-t i.rix-fssa and sriihoLt the use of a drop of alcohol. tr:p!p-rcUhod and ebemiialiy ji.:re glycerine tying uspd i.T-sU-ni in cc'ru-i.nsr and preserving the t:.r., v v; .vos rV-:in in the roots emuiiVed. t'.:"e rm-dlcinea are entin ly frv,. fr.;.:i t;- ol;jvli:n of du:t:g harm ui.i-a aa aj ;;.to for cituer ai- : t-.verut or haiit - forming ! jjr'3. tiamlaie the formula on their bof.'.o wrr.;j"rs the astr.o as sworn to by Dr. Pierce. i"d you will lind that bis Golden Mimical Discovery," the great. bIotl-i'ir;;ier. ctomach tonic and bowel ! regulator Vie inixiic.ne wnicn, wnue not j recn! n!Ci:uti to cure consumption in its I advanct-d siage.Mno medicine will do that) v-t ot.es ri. i' all tlin-e catarrhal condl ;;:,i:. of he ii stii throat, weak stomach, i J liver jd brnnchial troubles, weak h:::- and uani-nn-coiurhs. which, if neg Iivt.d or l.i iiy treal'd lead up to and U;:.ioV term iiaie in consumption. Tae the 'tioldon Jletical Discovery In time and t is n"t likely to disappoint you if oniy von eive it a thunnnjh ann f.iir trial.' '!"n't expect miracles. H won't do suriernatur.il things. You must exercise your patience and persevere in its use for a rei'sonaUe length of time to get its full hent iits. The ingredients of which Dr. Pierce's medicines are composed have the nnq'uliiled emlersement of scores of medical leati- r l-etter than any amount of lay, or non-rirofessir.nal. testimonials. Thev are not t-'iven aay to he eMtri .netiiH with imt are m.M hv !1 doaiutit in it1"1 Ucir'es at ro.isoiiaMn prict'i. Oak Wood For Sale. Also oak posts. Address G. A. Bitix'K, Dallas. 8-21-ot Wanted. bushels White Oats. Give Mi'kcott & Stahr. 8-14-tf lWW prices. For Sale. I huvo several flnecanury birds for sale at reason tible rates. iMns. Edith Rowland. 9-Mt Wood For Sale, lfl-inch stove wood at $2 delivered. M. lii.owiF.TT, phone, pioneer 53. a rick, Mutual 9-l-4t For Sale. Good driving horse, and brand new buggy and harness. Inquire ut this onlce. lO-Mt Implements. All purties intending to buy imple ments hud better see F. J. Wagner before making their purchases. 1-17-tf. Kelp Wanted. Three hand ironcrs and two mangle hands. Infinite at the Dallas Steam Laundry. Steady job. 8-28-2t For Sale. Four high grade Jersey beifers, yearlings ami coming yearlings. A. M. TTLLEBY, 8-28-2t Iiallston, Oregon. For Sale. Dairy ranch with full equipments. Terms reasonable. Thisoffur open for a short time only. John Hei.oriison, IJIuck Bock, Or. 8 18-8t For Sale. Morrison hop press, 6 foot stove, and a quantity of hop sacks." Address G. F. PimwN, Dallas. B. 1, Bos 9. Mutual phone Bed 2"i. 8-25-3t Cedar Posts. Good eedurposts for sale at llj cents each. Also another car of extra Star A Star shingles. Sokhrkn Ware not se. 7-24-tf Should not Leave Town. A fine Piano esn now be bought for a mere song. Fine Emerson Square Grand Piano must be sold Tor parties a ho have left town. Piano cost $500 and is surely worth $2 0. Will take lull cash or a good note. Address, Merchant! Collection Agency, Boi 41(1, Portland, Ore. New Prices of Ice. On and after this date, the price of Ice will lie as follows: &0 lbs., and under, 1) cts. per lb. 100 lbs., Jl.23 per 100. 200 lbs., f 1 (HI per UW. Cash must accompany all out-of-town orders, and add 13c. for each sack. 7-7-tf DALLAS ICK COMPANY. Agricultural, College CORVALLIS. ORKiON Offers collegiate courses In Agricul ture. Including Agronomy. Horticulture, Animal Husbandry, Dairy Husbandry, etc.; Forestry; Domestic Science and Art. Civil, Electrical. Mechanical, and Mining Engineering; Commerce; Phar macy. Offers elemer.ry courses In 'Agri culture. Forestry, Domestic Science and Art, Commerce and Mechanic & ... n -t, ...... .I,;n.l mu, ni.iuuu ,t ' fc- vu.iri making, steam fitting. plumbing, mach- i ine work. etc. I Stvr.g (acuity, modem equipment ; fr hiitinn: coens Sent. 23. i illustrated catalcg-je vith full Infer- mation on application to the Registrar, free. 7-J 4t Adaniaiatratara Satire. Sotfcn ni ala that law anaVia.a4 h, an , o4hrtli ,M ol av.i i mai,. h-.o. awa ia a,M-. a a4n in mm - .4 1 ih otai ol I i,'W n ap. ai,T.a4. A . . a I , a, ,1 " alma aa.lM, w a at " nir4 tw a"p" lhm wilhta ail ! Ih ta, a,l H II.M aaa. ana iht j h.a w ' I- Mdr,,4 at ,h t ! ,m i at,t.ivaa. laa avm ,aa Iw r..'l. l-miri ita idik amj ol t-aat. tana t . fttMViril a .1 J T)!,.a ..junTaa, A MCA aXtUTa I aW-" IB - A JaW a-X C f - KV'X A STEADY STREAiT of good stationery is constantly flow- in and out of this snop. roor stationery never comes in and conse That is your quently cannot go out. safeguard wben you BUT YOUB STATIONERY HERE. For what we don't 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 it will be well for 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 Notice For Publication. Department ot the Interior, C S. I-and otticeat Portland, Oregon. August 10th. 190. S'otice is hereby Riven that William J. Staewey, of Dallas, Oregon, who, on AiiRnat 10th, li. Tnade Timljer er Stone entry, Mi. OJlo. tor . of S. V. and lxt ol section 1. i ownsnip .South, Kaime 6 West, Willamette .Meridian, nan tiled notice ol intention to miike Final Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Register and Receiver of United Stateb .and ottice, at Portland, Oregon, on the 2!)tb day of October. lsu. C'laimimt names as witnesses: ti. P. Conlee, of Dullas, orcein; -M. A. Coulee, of Buell, Ore gon : Kliaa Hinshaw, oi Dallas, Oretron ; C. I.. Coulee, ol Dallas, Urvvon. AUiKRN'O.N" 8. DRESSER, Register. Notice For Publication. Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Otlice at Portland. OreKon. . June auth. 190. Notice is hereby (riven that Mary J. Miner, of Dallas, Oregon, who, on the 20. b day of June, I'.KM, made 'J'. and S. apitlication No. 7794, Serial, No. CNU5, for S. of R. Va i S. W. i Section 10, Tnwnnhip" South, Hane 6 West, Willamette Meridian, haw tiled notice of intention to make Final Fn-of, to estublish claim to the Uud above described, before County Clerk of Folk County, Oregon, Ht Dallns, Oregon, on the 2lBt day of September. 1WW. Claimant nsmes as witnehseB: Aaron May bee, of Dallas, Oregon; W. V. Fuller, of Dallas. Oregon; Klia J. Fuller, of Dallas, Oregon; Bertha L. Hayte'r, of Dallnn, Oregon. ALGERNON 8. URESSER, It eg i bte r. Executors Final Notice. . Notice is hereby (riven to whom it may con rem, Unit the undeisitrned, Exeeutrlx of the estate of Edwin Cadwell, deeensed, has tiled her final account tn ald estate, in theCouiitv Court of the Miate of Oregon for Polk County, and 8nid Court has et Haturdiiy. September 12th at 10 o'clock a. ni. of Btiid day ut the County Court room in uaiias, i'oik county, Oregon, us tne time and place for hearing t:.e same; all persons having objei tiouK thereto, if any there be, are hereby notified to appear and present the same at Httid time aud place or said executrix will apply to the Court to have said account approved, the estate closed and the' executrix discharged. Dated at Dallas, Polk County, Oregon, this 10th day of August, PJOM. Hibley it Eakin, Attvs. for estate, JENNIE CADWELL. Executrix of estate of Edwin Cadwell, deceased Administrators Notice. Notice is hereby given to whom it may con cern, that the undersigned ad m in intra tor of the emtate of Delila Huver, deceased, has tiled with the Hon. County Court of Polk County, Oregon, hiH final account in said estate and said Court nan set -Sat unlay. September 12th, 190H, at the hour of 1 o'clock p. in. as the time for hearing the same, at which aald time all persons having objections thereto, If any there be, are hereby notified to appear and present the same, or said administrator will apply for an order that said eBtaie be fully and finally closed, the adminis trator diMcliHrffed and his bondsmen released. Dated at Dalian, Polk County, Oregon, this (ith day of August, w. MARSHALL HCVKR, administrator of the entate of Deli la Huver, deceased. Hibley & Eakiu. Attorneys. Citation. In the County Court of the 8tate of Oregon, for Polk County. In the matter of the etttate of William Liver more, deceahed. Citation. To loiiard R. I.ivermore, xi H. Li verm ore, Sarah Ellen Livcrinore, Mary Ann Harpod, Lot Shreve, Mary K Mutr, Link Shreve, William hreve, Pearl lemorcnt. Claude lemoreht, Ruby IVmorettt. Kav leinorest, Nellie Jacobuon, Kate Hhreve, Herlterl Demorent, Clara K. Pierce, Carrie Traill and Amy Chilly and to any others unknown, tireeling: In the name of th state of Oregon you are hereby cited and rtMjuired to spiear iu the County i ourt of the Htaie of Oregon, for the County of Polk at the Court Room thereof, at Dalian in the County of Polk, on (Saturday, the PHh day of Seplemtwr, in, at ."o'clock in the forenoon of that day, then and there to show cauee. tf any they have, why said real pru-ertv, deM-ritKMl at fttllowit, to-wit: Lot No. Mn Hlta'-k No. 19 of the Improvement Company's addition to the City of Dallas. I'olk County.Oregon.of the nrottable value of ,mui; Imi Lot No. 9 in HliM'k No. 7 In Leven LaCreole adnition to the Town of Daltaa. Polk County, Oregon, of the prottaMe value of the mini of Mhmm, Hiid Ixt No I tn ItbM-k No. Tin lven'a 1 Creole Addi tion tt tbe Town of Dallas. Polk County, Ore gon , of the probable value of the sum of iKfttuu; houltl not be Hold to pay the debt, funeral exenteit, expeim s of Ihsi kicknewt nnd teraeiett mentioned in the will ot taid decerned, aud that tiMin a final hearing thereof that the Court order and deerer tbat said land here in before men (li met! be udd at pnvHte pie iu tbe manner provided by law. aud for mtch other and further onter in the premiMaa to the Court may seem proper. Wiines: The Hon. Ed F. Coad, Judge of the County Court of the Mate of Oregon, for the Connty of Polk, with the seal of Mni Court affixed, thin Mh day of Anturt. A. D.( lja. E. M. SMITH. Clerk of said County Court. Notice of Sale. N.lli- 1. hThy alvm that hT Ttrtui- ami In Vuraiiani'T ol an or.lfr ol Ihe foamy Court ol Ih Matrol orrcon. hw IVIk ( mini,, niiinr In protlr. na1r ami rnlrrwl tit word in a. Hi I'ourt oa Ihr Jl da, ol Auruat. t. In thv Dial trr o(lh iair ol John am,4vll. Jr .itfwaard dlrrrtint br amirmwmni a. almlnl.ttatni of a. raiatr to aril lUe rval propmr ot aaid malr at i-nl.tlr au tloa lor ra.h. in IhV nannn roai rilal hy law, tbe nudrrauriM! aJminiatia tm n. on KHNKIHV. HKPTKMHER . tw. al IK, h..ur..l onr f p an ot aaid nar. at Ih Iron! do.c ,h th C.rtintT t'ourl Houar in Ih ' iiy oi iviiaa. ia aat4 , otmlv. nror-,1 u ai'll ! Ih aai.l ival nnp,lr at Ql.h aiirtk.a 1 raah on uay 01 aa.. la a.,.iaii w ita mi.t onw-r aixl ...t.'.-l i r-tinaaii,Hi bf aaid I oonl, onrt d r.a! fwverij a,,,,, partlr- "';rJ'iT.',I rru.m i- r-" " t-r-i m.dTM a. ZVn Zi'TTiVTif. " !. tt- t mr,,.,i , ,,.., , nJ u.m, im.i..ai. i. ih. - ni mi of , f,a. . i.tl rui.n... 1 1 . - r-mt a.,. rh.i.. . v . . .. '. rtiama lhn. -iia . rt.aim ivm fm V oha . INra. Nona .-n rhain thvaur rliain. iKw, a.fc, rk. aa 19r a m . , a.ina 1 -t' N.Tt a M rhaiaa and iimw, m mm -kir ih I lairin Om. or tmlr, w IMU, thwia 4 ,mM I, airtU, wklov M Jona taaifer!L . aw tvalrd tata 11 ar ot tr'nat m mn-im T i axrari i liait,aairaiia of in I ' I Barw. Attorn?. F0LEY5 noItTTTAR IFALL mts I Mm 1 1 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED DALLAS WHEN the next time we would like to include a few groceries for you. We know if we once Bell yon a few that after that wo will sell you ALL YOUR GROCERIES 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 Phones : Bell 63, Mutual 314. LOOK HERE! The City Express & Transfer Co, does all kinds of hauling at reasonable rates. Stand and both phones at Webster's Confectionery Store. MUSCOTT & STARR Propriet-on DALLAS, OREGON TIMBER LANDS Fuller & Elliott Only Real Estate firm in Polk County nanaung runner jana exclusively Don't fail to call or write if you have nave uroiier o sen. Office in Crider Building Dallas, Oreooh INDEPENDENCE & MONMOUTH Railway. FROM ISOEFESDEXCK. rot DALLAS. Train No M. Leave Inntpendrnre daily. 00 a m.; Iv. Monmouth, 6:15 a. m. ; ar. Hallaa. i: Train No. a lare Independence, m .-oa. m.; W. Monuioatta, li:uo a. m.: i laa. It.ltiL aa. dailr r. Lwl. 'ram . to. Mn In.lepen.lenr. dailr. ii TI" P- a.;ar. uallaa. .w e oa ataxia. Train So. 7. Leave Indepen lrnrc, dailr 7 am.; It. Houmouth. ; :i a. aa.; ar. Airlie, a: 1. a. at. Train So 73 lar!ndpendeavr.dallT 130 a. aa ; lr. Monmouio. l.iu a aa.; r. Aula , roa Hoaaorra oklt. lii lepeMeace.dailr. i: p. m. N.. KN arnrea atanaaoulb 7 JU a aa. rBOM DALLAS, aua laDBraaMjara. Train Van lMr. rMiiM m.ii. a j " : 'T aonaaonia, a. je a. aa.; ar. lad. rain w. ,o,. LT. Uallaa Rnndar oalr, St i rata !. an. Lear Da laa. dail 1 - 1. '"Sr" - ' a a,.: ar. liMteta-nAeno I an k i - " ia irala ouaaeru at Hoaaaia tor Air- M TrajaSaTl. 1 ar Pallaa. daily. ' a a a! 1 - ladeaudca. t is riOM AIRUE. Train So La Atrl. dally. a. at. : 1 ' - IB(IfIl a aa. (TkM Lrala u. i lia;iaai ia tor I Train to ram 1 Lea 41Hhl rr t w i T- a ion Inn, irTV a a at loaaii,!, , m - . ar-B.T f aa.a.1 a a. a. aa. r-..i ron liojKorri osit. tiiTat.""" " ,md ann, t 1 1 ' ' 11 PS ll'IR'JSIfcl.aS'SIS I I -5- l-7 UlKwmZ sr. R--?l F ti l i HI f Wt LUAU UUK il WAGON I ana M- m a V aV Til I P CLOTHING! Our fall Flat Iron Arrived to0N For Your ' MERCANTILE foWwH WIN 1 ER 1 aaF. A cough or cold is generally a lorerunuer of many serious nick spells. 1 1 should not be neglected, the human breaMiing system is a combination of tubes' and cells, which must bo kfpt in order to insure good health. Ballard's Horehound Syrup CI TDEC COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, vUKLO WHOOPING COUGH, CROUP AND ALL PULMONARY DISEASES. - Cured of a Chronic Cough. J. H. KIHh, Butte, Mont., writes: "t cheerfully recom mend Ballard's Horehound Syrup to all people afflicted vith chronic coughs. I suffered for years with a chronic couph which would last all winter. Ballard's Horehound Syrup effected an immediate and permanent cure." 25c, 50c and $1.00. Ballard Snow Liniment Co. 500-502 North Second Street, ST. LOUIS, M0., Sold and Recommended by STAFRIN DRUG' COMPANY a iTVl For Sale by i J iu u i (HI Pgf 7? JOHN BIRD, DALLAS, OREGON Rapid change of temperature are hard $ on the toughest constitution. A The conductor passing from the heated inside of a trolley car to the icy temperature of the platform the canvasserspending an hour or so in a heated building and then waljdng against a biting wind know the difficulty of avoiding cold. t Scoffs Emulsion strengthens the body so that it can better withstand the danger of cold from changes of temperature. I 1 kelp you to avoid taking cold, i , ALU DRUCCISTSl Arrorrs t Law BROWN & SCOTT AliaTtiCTOM ScrraiT Pttslk- CoixerTmsa rirlow Bldg. . DALLAS. OREOOX Line of! Pants Have and Ready Inspection COHPANY you need noil fear m ii you UaS-e BALLARD S H0REH0UND SYRUP : h- ill aaanavaa m-M ssi al 'Mr. v ', a m; lyiAL una i--r.- Z ' f Looks like beer! Tastes like beer! Tba alonoar tomparaaaa baetoi tba Fauna Canal ' For sale at all -leading temperance drink stands. GlT ARAN TEED NON-lNTOHCATLWO NORTH PACIFIC BREWING! CO. ASTORIA, R t A BOc AND at I. OO. i TTOEXiT 4t LAW J. L. Colli xs Ifaio Strwt, Near PostoS DALLAS, - X