Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, September 25, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPolk County Observe ALLGOOD & COLLINS LESSEES Published 8eml-Weekly at 91.50 per Year. Strictly In Adranoa. Entered as weond-clu matter March 1. 1907, at the poat office at Dallas. Oregon, under the Act oi umirreae oi Marco s. wy. DALLAS, OREGON. Sirriasit 15, IMS. Tkt way to build up Dallas u to fal- ronixt Dallas ptoplt. out natioyu TICKET. For President, William H. Taft, or Ohia For Vice-President, James S. Sherman, of Xew York. Presidential Electors J. D. Lee, of Multnomah County. F. J. Miller, of Linn County. A, C. Marsters, of Douglas County. B. B. Butler, of Gilliam County. The editor of a oontemporary takes pleasure in making loud sport, through the medium of his news col umns, of the Taft-Shermaa Club recently organized In this city. In a conspicuous place on bis editorial page, however, large black type, that "he who runs may read" with ease, cries that "Polk County should sup port several Bryan and Kern Clubs and the work of organizing should be started at once." An old and often quoted proverb has said that consist ency is a Jewel, but alas, it is only too often found to be a Jowel whose rarity surpasses that of diamonds and rubles. THE HEM'S LAMEXT. An heir to Roosevelt forsooth? Alas what pood to me If be heir to Theodore And Teddy awatteth me! Within his will he writes It plain And none may say him or, "I leave my all to Wiliinm? leal But not to William J." Roweruel Fate' envenomed shaft! The Will he meaua is William Tart! Ab, not to me my sire has willed That beftv stielc at hia! Ab. not to me dtHh Theodore Beoueath "Mv Policies"! Within his will, alack too plain. The cruel sire doth av. "I leave tuioe all to William H., But not to William J." And I must slink in shame awav, I am not William H., but J. How prodigal fn years pone by. With seal of vouthful lire I sought in many a fell campaign To swat mine august sire. I reverenced not bis hefty slick, I bucked bis policies- Alas, too late I turn to them And iret instead a freeze. My hopes are strewn like shattered caaff And I have lost my fatted calf. Ah how the voters scoff at me And mock me more and more. Who said I was the rightful heir Unto Great TBeodore: For when I claimed my legacy Ana wnen ine will was read They found Bill Taft was It, while I n as aisinneniea. I can't make good my heirship boast And that's what augers me the most. When, tired of busks, I wandered back Unto my father's bouse. The only welcome I received Was just one order "Baus !" Forlorn without the portals grim, I heard his beartv laugn "My son here, William H., shall have The fat and toothsome calf." And sol stole in grief away I am not William fl., but J. Cast out, disowned, despised, forlorn And dismnerited. Cut otf without a sou, a bean, a smiling or a red ; Vain, empty were the claims I madel Alack, wnat proms me If I be heir to Theodore, And Teddv swatteth me! Ti8 up to me to fade away am not William 11., but J. Don't fail to attend the last of the (enjoyable dances to be given at the I the opening of the 6knting season 1 next week. Eugene Byerley is preparing for the reopening of his bowling alley next month. The building will be partly remodeled and thoroughly renovated, and two more alleys are to be install ed. By making all his equipments strictly first-class, Mr. Byerley hopes to arouse considerably greater inter est in the art of bowling during the coming winter and expects to see bowling club organized by the young men of Dallas early in the season. Deputy County Clerk A. F. Toner was busied nearly ail day yesterday with the work of recording a single instrument, a deed of trust from the Falls City Lumber Company to Augustus S. Peabody covering all the sawmills and timber holdings of the company in and about calls city. The consideration is $150,000. The original deed is in solid typewriting and covers 41 sheets of paper. Mr. Toner savs that the recording fee alone will be between $35 and $40. The first devotional services of the T. W. C. A. for this year will be held in the association room in the college dormitory Sunday afternoon. All friends of the association and girls who are just entering Dallas College Girl Wanted. Girl or middle-aged woman wanted to do light housekeeping work. Pleas ant home; good wages. Inquire at Observer office. 9-62-2t Cedar Posts. Good cedar posts for sale at Hi cents each. Also another car of extra Star A Star shingles. Soehrbs Ware house. 7-24-tf A1 Wood For Sale. Do you need wood? In preparing to place your orders remember that I am able to furnish you all kinds of slab wood from either of the Dallas sawmills at the best possible rates. Send in your orders by either phone. Mutual 1196; Bell 443. 8-4 tf. AUGUST BOWMAN. 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 Proprietors FALL CLOTHING yur r an une of I Flat Iron Pants Have i Arrived and Ready! For Your Inspection! JO BUY FLATIHON PANTS SATISFACTION QUAANTttD COURT HOUSE NOTES Items of Interest From the Records in the County Offices Briefly Told. Monday, September 28, the public sonoois or Dallas win begin a new year and it has been found necessary to build a new building near the main school bouse to accommodate the in creased attendance. When this main school building was erected only a few years ago, many of the people of this district were almost appalled at its slznand declared that Dallas wouldn't grow enough In 20 years to need all thesohool room supplied by the new house. Something like seven years years have elapsed and already we are building new rooms to accommodate the overflow of attendance. Dallas has grown faster by about 12 years than those who once made a hasty estimate anticipated. Demanding from President Boose velt proof of the accusations be bad made against C. N. Haskell, treasurer of the Democratic National Com mittee, Mr. Bryan has received proofs and has received tbem with vengence. It Is not one of Theodore's traits to do things by halves. Thusfar the Be publioans have kindly furnished with startling promptness, whatsoever the Democrats have asked, even to fur nishing the names of certain persons who "flopped" In the registration before the primaries. Beally one would think that they might finally get trifle tired of having such plain, unvarnished and sometimes unpleas ant truths banded to them whenever tbey asked for tbem and would become a little less eager In their appeals In future. PROBATE. Guardianship of Boyer minor heirs guardian allowed $25 a month for 12 months to coverexpenses of school ing and keeping minors. Guardianship of William Sparr, an insane person annual report ap proved subject to final settlement. Estate of Nancy E. Moore, deceased final account set for hearing Friday, October 23 at 10 o'clock a. m. REAL ESTATE. M P Dixon et ux to J C Pidcock, acres, t 8 s, r 6 w, $3000. W A Keyt et ux to W W Groom, acres, 1 8 s, r 5 w, $1700. raus uity Liumoer Company to Augustus S Peabody (deed of trust) all holdings In and about Falls City, $150,Ouo. Albert Hoppe et ux to Henry Leh man, land in t 6 and 7 s, r 6 w, $2800. 40 The first big sale from the North west crop of apples for 1908 was made last week between the Hood River Apple Growers' Union and the firm of Stulnbart & Kelly, of New York City, tne contract calls for 80 carloads of apples or the winter varieties and the amount paid for this shipment will be approximately $90,000. C. W. Bennett was painfully injured while working in the sawmill of the Willamette Valley Lumber ComDan v. Tuesday. His right band was caught between the bead block and the log which was on the carriage nH th loaex linger crushed off. He suc ceeded In extricatiog his band without Injury to the other fingers. J. C. Hayter, former editor of the Observer, writes us that his new address is 121 South Third street, Albu- this year are cordially invited attend. The first meeting of the Cabi net and the Advisory Board was held Tuesday night and arrangements for the year's work were outlined. reception to the girl students of the college will be held tonight All young women now attending Dallas College or alumni of that institution are cordially invited to be present. George McDowell, whose spine was broken in a fall from a bop bouse near Airlie laat week, is reported to be but little improved since he recovered from the stupor occasioned by the shock of the injury. He is perfectly conscious but practically helpless owing to the total paralysis of bis lower limbs, The attending physicians say that be may continue to live in this condition for some time, although hopes of com plete recovery are very small. There are however several cases on record of persons having recovered from such injuries ad regained partial use of their limbs. a BUSINESS LOCALS. Advertisements under thin head are charged at the rate of 1 cent per word, first liibertion; ceut per word for each insertion thereafter; 30 words or less. II per month. No advertisement inserted lor less than 15 cents. r inures count as one word. For instance. the numeral combinaiiou 'Sj0" counts as one word. Two initials count an one word. For Instance, I. M. Jtnii-s" counts as two words. The in Illinium charge in for 15 words: that is. an advertihement from 1 word to 15 words is counted as ift words; an advertisement from 16 to 20 words, inclusive, is counted as 20 words; from i to 2d words, is counted as 25 words, etc. The tieures followlnir the advertisement indi cate how long it is to run, and are not charred to the customer. For instance, 3-31-2t indicates inai me advertisement was nrst published on March 31. and that it is to be inaerted twice. The figures and letters 4-1-tf indu-Mte that th advertisement was tirst published April land that it is to be run until the customer orders it discontinued. DALLAS, OREGON TIMBER LANDS I DALLAS MERCANTILE COHPANYi Fuller & Elliott Only Ileal Estate firm m Polk County U lis T : i -r . , , . " I uauuuug nmoer xana exclusively Don't fail to call or write If VOll hnvn uavo timwr to sell. Office in Crider Building Dallas, Oekgon . to p r-'fi-i-t " . ' . j WHEN WE LOAD WAGON OUR Farm For Rent. 44 acres of good land with house and barn. C. J. Orv, Dallas. 91S-5t ? t - querque. New Mexico. He arrived in Mra. Anne Farley received a mes-!,hate"y last Saturday, and will prob- ge from Portland yesterday an- j by remain there until after the holi Bonoclng that a yearling buck belong- da.va. He writes that he is enjoying log to her flock of Angora goats bad . tDe l)8t of health and that he antloi carrled off 1st prize and sweepstake ' Ptee a pleasant winter'a visit In the at Uie Fortlaod Livestock Exhibit The same animal won 1st and 2nd weepauke s at the State Fair where be was entered with the exhibits or lUd dell & Sons, of Monmouth. He orig inally belonged to them and was pur chased by hia present owner about year go. W. L. Poehren, chief of the Are de partment, has bad all of the city's fire boa taken out and given a thorough test durtcg the paM two days, and has bad all hydrants and other fltuna for protection carefully examined and placed la first -class condition. School books, peoellt. tablets and full Hoe of iroeral achool supplies on aale at Sufrin's drug store. Ituy now o4 be readj for work wbea school begins. .,,. B. H. Grant, of Portland. Is vialtln attheboroecf tia parebu. Mr. .d Mra. William Grant Boy Sparks came over from New port yesterday for month's viait la Dallas. The Kidneys Wkea Uaer arc weak, tnrptd. Kamut. U Wtee. trl-a sutler.. r Uw at this Uaa. bat w4 the wanm. tle ecfcin be, Om kvM tr, u liow Hood's Sarsaparilla wbirk eaotalns Uw beat eoa KqvH tone or la a taraatabex. I (anun New Mexican metropolis Miss Agnes Cline, of Portland, Is visiting at the bomeof her sUter, Mrs. Anne C. Farley. Miss Cline has been employed as a trained nurse In Port land, but has been obliged to give up ber work temporarily owing to a severe attack of scarlet Tever from which she has only recently recovered. The first shipment of this season's crop of bops from Independence was made this week and consisted of eighty bales produced by Thoa. Fennel. The shipment was made by W. M. Brown, of Salem, and the hops are said to be of extra fine quality. A shipment of three cars was also made the first of the we k by E. Cl tuent Horn to New Tork City. Wert Side Enterprise. Josephine Armstrong la a rjCw arrival la Corvallis. She Is an Instructor la art, having tn with the Albaoy col lege one year and the Dailaa college the part three year. This artist is originally from the east, having boen la Oregon about seven years, and during that time has been giving lostractjoa la art. Mine Arm strong eipeeta to be lorated la Cor vallls permanently -Corvallis Times ! Cettertieaa. 1 have bee eoedixiiog a collecting affeaey la Dailaa for mora thaa a jear. and have thus far met with al most aalfora oeeeoa. All aeroaeu placed la any hands for eoilecOoa will reoNve proD r4 and careful attraUoe, and I feel tftat I ras aeeura coaple aaUsf artloa to all my cite eta li-tf L. D. BtTLXB Men Wanted. For the work of sewer construction in this city. Inquire of Yenske & Taylor at Dallas Hotel. 9-Jl-tf Two dozen layers. Also birds. C. L. Shaw. For Sale, brown Leghorn bens some superb breed in a- 9-8-tf Notice. Firft-class horse shoeing done at agner s Implement and black- F. J smith shop. 9-4-tf Goats for Sale, Or to be let on shares. 24 head. In quire of G. A. Brock or leave word at this office. 9-25-2t For Sale, A fine baby cab in almost as good condition as if new. Mas. R. 8. Fox. Mutual phone. 9-25-2t For Sale. One young sound pony and saddle oroke to drive and rlJe; perfectly genue ror ladies and children. 9-SS-K M. E. Sohoi-weilxb. 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 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. Notice For Publication. Department ot the Interior, U. 8. Land office at Portland, Oreenn. .... , . t August lOih, 1908. Nollce U hereby riven that William J. Shewc j, of Dallae, Ureron. who, on Aukum 10th, 1908, mede Timber or Stone entry. No. 0-J4S, for N W of 8. v. , and lol 6 of Section 4. Township 7 South, Range t Weil, Willamette Meridian, haa nioi nonce oi intention to make Final Proof to eatabltsh claim to thA land ii before Rgiiter and Receiver of In I ted states m roruana, uregon, on the 2sth Claimant naoiea ai witnesses: G. P. Conlee OI Dallas, Oregon; M. A. Coulee, of Bnell, Ore- son, r.iin. ruiiaaaw, oi usual, Uregon: C. 1 Coulee, of Dallas, Oret-on. AU.KKXON 8. DRESSES, Register. A "FLYER" IN CROCKERY is the only way to express it. You can't afford to lose the chance. Our big stock was bought specially to give the public an opportunity to secure CROCKERY AT BED ROCK PRICES Make a list of what you can use and we will fill the bill and save you a lot of money. It's "up to you" and the quicker you buy the better. W. H. ROY $ CO. Dallas, Oregon WEINHARD'S MALT TEA An absolutely NON-INTOXICATING beer. Contains less than one-half per cent alcohol. Guaranteed under the Pure Food and Drug Act, June 30, 1906, Recommended by the medical profession for its unex celled tonic qualities. FOR SALE AT HENLINE'S POOL ROOM Lumber For Sale Rough and dressed lumber for sale at your own price. Let me figure on your bill. Mutual phone. N. G. HARRIS, DALLAS, - OREGON "CLEANLINESS IS NEXT TO GODLINESS" says a noted proverb. Following out this line of reasoning ' we are missionaries to the good of the general public W will call at your door for your soiled linen and will return It clean and white as Mt. Hood snow. We laundry Carpets, Rugs, Blankets, Quilts and Lace Curtains. Will wash and press your suit. In fact, anything that Is done in a first class laundry. Despite the vast superiority of our work our prices are the lowest Phone In your orders to the DALLAS STEAM LAUNDRY. Mutual Phone 197. A. E. THOMPSON Dallas, Ore. Notice to Creditors. A TREACHEROUS TROUBLE if von sutler from Headaches and Dizzy Spell Do Sot Mistake The Cause. For Sale. Span of work horses; harness and wagon, one self binder, grain drill, lever harrow. All for 1250. cash. 1. E. Miller, RickrealL . For Sale. One team of heavy, work horses. weigni 3to pounds; harness and wagt.n cheap. .ioo buys them, a B. Sn, Dallas. J5-M Woo4 For Sale. 1 Inch wood, 4 ft. fir wood and I ft oak postsi phone 6S1 ?S-if grub Oak. ooa; also some Hrtiarx, Mutual Fa Sale. Entire buorh of to registered Aagora aovi also some registered Cota wold sheep. W. SL Elliott. Dallas. -l-tf Or. Hog Far Sal. Registered Poland China owa.bred and unbred, two yoveg boars ready ior wrrwtn, and I yearling boar. 8. D. STrrrr. -tf twi ojaiLiarr-. covm sravw The headaches and dizzy feelings that trouble so many persons, are often but svuipumiaoi Ki.iuey complaint. Nature gives early warnings oi every disease, if yon would but note and beed them oai-aarne, iwinges oi pal a when stoop, ing or lifting, headaches, faint spells and urinary disorders are among (ha first warnings of kidney trouble. 1( these signals are nu heeded, there comes a tea.lv, dull heavv aching in the back and loins, a noticeable weakness and lues ui nwn, rneumatie attacks, weakening oi me ugai, irregular heart action, lan- aur. aiiarta oi gravel, irregular passages ol the kidney secretions, sediment, pain fol, scalding sensation, dropci,! bloat ing, etc. hct there is no need to suffer long. Doan'a Kiloev Pills euro .11 n.i. nev troubk-s. This remedv has made a reputation lor quick relief and Ust.no cores. Home proof i enniinnna f r.. M-.H-y ,H (,n s KkJney Piilt. Call at Belt A Cherringtona drog store ami ask to are statements of Dallas peo pie wno have wwi this teaiedv. ror sale by all dealers. Price 60 v '"""-"'i"""" to.. Buffalo, wra, aote agents for the State. Ketnetnber the name Doaa bo other. 2 "THE SCHOOL OF QUALITY" Tenth and Morrison, Portland, Oregon A. P. Armstrong, IX. B., Priodptl ?l!M&lKXt?& CWe occupy two floors 65 by 100 feet, have a $20,000 equipment, thMKlM emPlQy a lafg faculty, give individual instruction, receive morecalli :t Our school admittedly leads I1 It pays to attend such an institution. Notice is hereby siven that th i bss been duly sDDointerl iriminiitNtii. ni ih. estate of George P. Selby, deceased, by the v-w 1 1 11 1 1 uiunw ma BUM ni llrMnn U.lb vvuu. , suv. urn 4uaiiiieu, Bank in the C'itv of Dali.a in ... r- cc ti County, within tlx month, from the dale of this "mcc "elP ulan We Can meet Daled and first pnbllshed September 15, 1900. iiiiiMS HAYTER, Administrator of the estate oiueorser. Heiby.dtoeaaed. TTOBNEV AT LAW. Os!ar Hayter, upstairs in Campbell building. 1U11 at DALLAS, OREGON. others in quality of instruction. CSaid a Business Hani "Keep hammering awav everlastinelv on thorong" work. It will win out in the end." Said an Edncatort "The quality of instruc tion given in your school makes it the standard of Ira kind in the Northwest COpen all the year. Students admitted at any time. Catalogue fret References: Any bank, anr newsmner. hit hninaa man in Portlini TTORSIYS AT LAW. Sibley & Eakin, The only reliable set of Abstracts la r-oia county. Office on Court 8L lialXiAS. OREGON TTORKIT AT LAW. N. L. BlTTLER, Oflce over Dailaa City Bank, UAUiAg. ORKOflN TTOHSITa AT Law BROWN & STOUT Abstactoes Xotast Ptblic Con Prrmxs t glow Bldg. DALLAS. OREOOS srv aar w United sod TTT AT Law a F. JONES OSc la Cooper Building. IXDLTEXDEXCE. - OBEOOX aw TTOIJIT AT LAW J. L. Collixs Main Street, Xear Poetoffloe UALAJia, . . OREGON M. OLIVE SMITH teacher of PIANO AND ORGAN ewoio, boobs So. S, WUsosj Blocs DALLAS OREGON D M. HAYTER w WUsort i rug BUora - Even our Grandfathers knew what 'BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT I will do. A CONVINCING PROOF ''h.wrth of a medicine la the cores It can effect. Everv .Vlf "r1 BaBarw-a Saow Utwmesrt knows that It ''jl C P R gMEJlATISl, CLTS. SPRAINS. STIFF JOINT tUKll tWJRNS. NCI R A LQ1A, CONTRACTED iWtSCLE and all pains. USED 5N0W LINIMENT 10 YEARS Settlo, Rtchinr.nd. Mo., writee:- "This to certify that I have used your 8now Liniment for tea I? Ior rhenmarUm, neuralsia. Lama back, etc, Ha t?tj 1 AS rendered immediate relief ana satisfaction." A v4dall Substitutes. Threw Sizes 2Sc 50c iSXi BALLARD SNOW LINIMENT CO. 0O-502 North SecoMi Stn. ST. LOCIS, MO. Sold and Recommended by STAJRIN DRUO CO HP ANY w A a ss m. OMOO.1