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! Polk County Observer ALLGOOD te COLLINS LESSEES Published Semi-Weekly M H-SO per Year. Strictly In Adruioe. SUCCESSFUL FIELD TRLU MEET EXJOY PLEASAYT SMOKER May Spertssaea Attend Try-Oat of Blooded Doff Held at Independence. Hnchn of Csapaay H. O. X HM Their First Social Meeting. ; For Sale. Wagon, team and harness. of.V. D. Coulter. Dallas. Inquire 9-29-31 Tbe first meet of tbe Oregon Fiel J Trial Club closed ia IndVpendetioe, Company H in tbe Arm entered u sand-c!as mtie Mirch i, !:. j Saturday evening. This meet was rbe evening, was a mof successful enter- V1rrt ihT'i first of its kind ever beld in Oregon taitroent in ererr rwpert- : ana sportsmen from all parts or ore- Hog For Sale. Registered Poland China sows, bred tk. fr ihA members of and unbred. two young boars reaay - .. . OT n,,ni : f.irwrr iv.aod l vearuni? Doar. o. x, Steffi-. , --" SINCERITY CLOTHES DALLAS. OREGON, Slrmui 2, 1. 77U way to build up Dallat u to pat roniit Dallas ptoplt. gorj, California aDd other Pacific Coast states were present, either to enter dogs in tbe eon tests or to ,itoes the work of the various fine animals in tbe field. Tbe new event has prowl highly interest tig and important and s iirely rivalry between the sportsmen of Jbe various cities of Oreg.- is actic'pated in future, for tbe honor of f arts i is tbe plat where the nest CrJd trla! snK bf held. A brief atwunt of the work dr.r.g tbe two days of tbe Trial Meei sf piveo in the ftaien Capita Jiirtal : Tbe Oregon Fieid Trial Club vnj pieted their two days' tree: a! IsJe-rx-ndeuM', Saiurdav aftercoon. slJ :te Cedar Posts. Good cedar posts for sale at 11 j cents each. Also another car of extra Star A Star shincles. Soehres Ware Tie men of tbe company assembled j ai JKt for a business meeting which lasted cear;y as hour. Captain Cbor- j T&z'.zi was tubwo!ne down from i KageWs T tarsi ay, and the business j hoise. meeslr-g aJ lie social entertainment; T.i.n"W:rg rj srere priueu inrt uj j DejTetar.i i n. crown, cuairmau ul , , momiP that T am able to furnish you all kinds of slab wood from either of the Dallas I P. Brown, chairman of j tbe f.via! ivastainee. Af:er tbe .-'.. of the business tneet- 7-2- tf Wood For Sale. Do you need wood? In preparing s assembled aboutthe long ;x.s. she m tit les aid a aad doughnuts, with coffee served in j the regulation army cups, was dealt j oat to them. Wten the 'feed," as some frivo lously termed it, was over, cigars, cig arettes slJ an abundance of smoking tobacco was placed at hand for all who sawmills at tbe best possible rates. Send in your orders by either phone. out wnovu nan". Tor Tres-idest, William H. Taft. of Ohio. For Vice-Presidett James S. Sherman, of New York. Presidential Electors J. D. Lee, of Multnomah County. F. J. Miller, of Linn County. A. C. Marsters, of Douglas County. It. R. Butler, of Gilliam County. Let no one any, after the occurrences of the past week, tbnt Hearst and his Independence League can not be reckoned as a factor of Importance In the present presidential campaign Their effect of the campaign has boon exactly analogous to that of a small but Insistent nickle-plated alarm clock on some drowsy student It has, beyond all poradvonture, waked It up, The Third Annual Industrial Fair of the School Children of Polk county which will be opened in the Woodman Hall at 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, deserves the attendance of every man and women in Polk county who has the beat Interest of its public schools and school children at heart. The children have worked harder this year than ever before in preparation for tbe big event, they have entered a larger and more typical array of exhibits aad it is only right that the patrons of tbe county's schools should show their appreciation of the child-; reu'g work by sending a larger num ber of vIsltorBlfrom every district than has been sent to any of the previous events. Hearty encouragement bo gots hearty effort and will spur the young exhibitors on to even greater achievements In future. .'Cue-haired dogs covered about 2fv5 acres of land in tie vicinity of Icde-;ie-D3f-rjoe. followed by aa enthusiastic , crowd cf d.og fans, both days of lie meat- "Tbe rs.: day was a derby even for 'routg dogs; puree 2Xt Tbe las trett permitted bird hunters cf all i ages to ester for a try at the pjrse. ; Tie wiener in this trial was Spots ; Eip Rap,' a sturdy pointer, with the i best blid of that species running through his veins. The second best animal was "St. Ires,' a setter, aiid the third money was given to Silver Lining,' also a setter. "Horses were in great demand at Independence during the two days, as ; the judges and oflicials, as well as many other sporting men, were' anxious to follow the dogs on their long trails. "This Is the first time the Oregon Field Trial Club has met in the state of Oregon. The president of the club is Dr. J. D. Meyer, of Seattle ; vice president, Paul Ha user, of Salem ; secretary, A. E. Parsons, of Portland." COIRT HOUSE NOTES Items of Interest From the Records in the County Offices Briefly Told. PROBATE. Estate of Theron A. Ireland, de- cared to smoke, acd a pleasant hair hour was spent in telling stories and giving toasts. Lieutenant Brown acted as toast master, and in bis selection of speakers, shrewdly chose for tbe main part, those who had met with amusing experiences while at the summer en campment at American Lake. The tale of Private Griffith aDd bis search for 50 vardsof skirmish line and many others eiuallv amusine were told, and at the close of the toasting, J. C, fglow, a veteran of the Spanish-Amer ican War and one of the guests of honor, entertained the men with a few of his Philippine experiences. Both officers and men are highly pleased with the success of the smoker, which is the first social event held by the company since its organization and it is anticipated that tbe Notional Guardsmen of Dallas will prove them selves an important factor in the social activities of the coming season. Mutual 1196 8-4 tf. Bell 443. 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 DALLAS, OREGON i W Sincerity - : 4 i ' f OlothM ; 1 1 a -Vr-Hj SHOPS insr armrmwhintr t.hfi nuxv, j-"- "r-r-. o -o "J- iiic run SPflsnn when everybody is about to make their suit seWT ' While too early for Overcoats, a great many who know ti 1 wisdom of doing so, are picking out their overcoats rmS ' You know there is a wonderful array of styles this seS and you will find "freak" styles enongh to make vou tH ' We have a few ourselves, espec ially designed for young men but they are in good taste, with some daring ideas in cuffs, lapels and other little oddities that makes them very attractive to younger fellows. Our stock is generally conser vative bearing out our claims for leadership. Collections. I have been conducting a collecting agency in Dullas for more than a jeur, and have thus far met with al most uniform success. All accounts placed in my hands for collection will receive prompt and careful attention, and I feel that I can assure complete satisfaction to all my clients. 8-18-tf L. D. BUTLER Mr. Bryan, throughout his whole public career, has played the purl of a political tboorlst and experimenter. Scarcely a scheme has ho adopted that he has net within a short timo oither modified or repudiated. With an eyo to bo dazzled by "glittering gener alities," in) has lacked the keen insight to detect minor and frequently fatal Haws In doctrines that at first reading or hearing, Beemed wonder fully good. Hence his long course of "uulllug and trying" iu the formula tion of his somewhat elastic policy, grasping that which at first glance seemed good to him and dropping It like a hot coal when ho discovered Imperfections la It, Irequently casting aside that which was In reality good, because he lacked continuity of pur pose to weed out its impel lections and trim away Its awkward off-shoots. It It Is no more than could be exected, In view of his methods of procedure in the past, that he should turn for proof in support of bis new Idol, tho system of "bank guaranties," to the state of Oklahoma, a state that is itseir scarcely more than an experiment as yet, and where the system on w hich tbe 'Teerlohs One" is pinning his faith so firmly, has not been In action long enough for anyone to siiy with certainty whether or not It Is a sue oeasful method. Mr. Bryan's going to Oklahoma to get his theories on lb proper banking system of the government, is about on a par with tbe wisdom a milliner would show if he should Ignore the latest and most perfect styles In Parisian creations nil should look to the Saudwich Islands as the real authority on bats. Granted Increase of Pension. Hon. Willis C. Hawley has reoeolly been advised by the commissioner of peoslons that pensions or Increase of pensions have been granted toa num ber of persons in Oregon, among whom are William J. Mulkey, of Mon mouth ;UC. Palmer, of Willamlna; Jacob C, Hllger. of Pitner. and Jopph Wan key, of Falls City. The first three receivrd an increase of 111 and the last named pnrsoo, tit). ceased llnal hearincr approved. Estate of George P. Selby, deceased- John E. Martin, Mark Blodgett and A. V. McCarter appointed appraisers to appraise property discovered since the filing of the inventory. Supple mental Inventory approved. Admin istrator authorized to Be I private sale. REAL ESTATE. Albert Hoppeetuxto Henry Iiehr- man, HO ucres, tC and 7 s, r (i w, $2800. T J Hayter et ux to AugustaSmith, land in Dallas, $200. W C Brown to Frank Harris, 10 acres, t 7 s, r 5 w, $l."iflu. S C Cleveland to E Underwood, 1 aero, t 7 and 8 s, r 5 w, $3uO. United Stntes to heirs of William Miller, 279 acres, t (i s, r 8 w and t S s, r 7 w, patent. Robert I Chaso ot ux to W C Brown, lot in Dallas, i:o. Frank Kerslakeetux to W J White, land In Dullas, $1. W J White to Frank KerslaUeet ux, land in Dallas, $1. John Townscnd to W C Brown, 10 acres, 1 7 s, r 6 w, $io. Albert Teal et al to Falls City Lum ber Company, 321 acres, t 8 and n s, r B w, tl. J G VanOrsdel et ux to Falls City Lumber Company, 1CI acres, t a s, r6 w, $1. J O VanOrsdel et al to Falls City LuiiiIht Company, mi acres, t 8 s, r 7 w, $l. Allien Teal et ux to Falls City Lum ber Company 120 acres, t 8 s, r 6 w, tl. W L Gilson et ux to F 11 and Hello Dultelte, C15 acres, t 8 s, r S w, $100. Notice of Meeting of Board of Equal ization. Notice Is hereby given, that on Mon day, the l'Jth day of October, 1908, the 1 lt..ar.l .F I- !:...! ...ill ... I tK'uiu i I.liailtllHiU will IlltH'l lit ilie County Cou it house at the city of Dallas, In the county of Polk, state of Oregon, to examine and correct all assessment rolls, to correct all errors in valuations, descriptions or qualities of land, lots, or other prosily, or Incorrectly assessed as to description or quantity, or where assessed In the name of a person or erons not the owner thereof or assessed under or beyond the actual cash value thereof BUSINESS LOCALS. fAdvertlBMnents umkT thin hend are charged tit the rate of 1 cent per wonl, ti rat Insertion; cent H.r word for each insertion thereafter; :w worln or less, II per month. No advertisemeut inserted for less limn 1': cents. fiKiireh count as one word. For iutttatice, the nuiiHTbl coinUnaiiou liiAi" counts as one property at i wcni. i ni) m ii mm run in sn nut: tvnri. rur uisiHUCe, ".I. M. Juti-a" counts ns two words. The minimum ehrirk'e f1(r l" words; that is, mi adveriifeinent from 1 word lo IT) words it counted an K words; an advertisement from 16 lo -j) words, inclusive, is counted ms 'Ai words; from Jl to 2r words, is counted as 2n words, etc. The h ii res following the advertisement indi cate how lout? it is to run, and are not charged to the customer. Kor tustfince, :J-:il-2t indicates thtit the Hdvertihemeiit whb tirst published on March and that it ih to be inserted twice. The tlifiires nud letters 41-tf indn-Mte that the tidveriisomeut wtis tirst publihhed April 1 and that it in to he run until the customer orders it discontinued. A Bargain. A pood organ for sale cheap. In quiro at this ofl.ee. U-29-tf Farm For Rent. ii news of good land with house and bam. C. J. dry, Dallas. 0-l5-5t TIMBER LANDS Fuller & Elliott Only Real Estate Arm in Polk County nauanng Timoer .Liana exclusively Don 't f ail to call or write if you have nave limner to sen. Office in Crider Building Dallas, Oregon WHEN WE LOAD WAGON OUR Men Wanted. I' or tho work of sewer construction in this city. Inquire of Vensko & Taylor at Dallas Hotel. !-ll-tf Two dozen layers. Also birds. C. L. Shaw. For Sale. brown Leghorn hens some superb breedlns -8-tf Not ice. i irst-ciass norso shoeing done at V. .T. Wagner's Implement and black smith liop. 9-4-tt (inats fur Sale. Or to be let on shares. 21 head. ID- quire of O. A. Brock or leave word at this ollice. 9-25-2t For Sale. A line baby cab in almost as good condition ns if new. Mas. U.S. Fox. Mutual phone. 9-25-2t For Sale. A g,Kl family driving or work mare and road wagon, almost new, or will sell separate If desired. C. S. (iKKVfx. 9 2S-U For Sale. Span of work horses; harness and wagon, one self binder, grain drill, lever hnrntar & 11 t.r t r .n.l l .... .11 I..! I.... .-.1 ...... I I. l"u- I Mm lit, liickreall. property appearing to have been ! omitted or that was not assessed. I IVtttiont or armll,At(.-tna f.,r th reduction of particular assessment! V1?" of hoaTy- work hor- (imuns; narnnss and 9-28 For Sale. The Obkuvu ofDoe waou the print Ins; you are particular about. Hood's Sarsaparilla Bmt tWTM4 tdl mJm BrdkutM. la MvrU, Its nnm. mt tt k WWtJr MlT jut kreua. It kM rrln hr srta.1 rmrt man thaa SMOS mUmUi tm tw. tn. tt SirllM tk. klood. nna Jl blood alia, ak all SBMn aj4 mil rpo. It (trnfttati U Hianl. mlM aa tvmtim m4 kUdi up tk. arkol. imm, It wm tkat Un4 tmita u4 mIm tke nak aunt t IVrnM fna or ta rWat4 ut)4 kawa as ItrHUuM, MS 4mm U. shall he miiM in writing. voriilMl hr i p theoathof thear.Dllc.ntorhi..ttorne. ' V' bur ". 8. B. . ia .k-.-j j ... 1 i""1'. Oallas. first week It Is by law required to be In session, and any petition or appli cation not so made, verified and Died shall not be considered or acted upon by tbe board. Dated Klh September A. D. IS. C K GRAVES, Assessor of Polk County, Or. 25-3t Wood For Sale. If. inch wood, i ft. fir wood and t ft. grub wo.nl; also some oak posts. Mokbis Hiumx Mutual Phon ssi 9 Mf Oak. Killiitf lainu For kllllnc out sumac a correspond ent reromiawads a Bock of sbeep. First bmw tbe sumsc, tbea turn la the sbep. umsc may be destroyed by pen Is trot rot tin after Sowcrtoc svasoa and bo te It seta berrtea, bat ebeep wl!l do taa work at leas troable aad ripens. For Sal. F.ntire bunch of JO registered Angora goats and alo some registered Cots- wold sheep. . M. Elliott. Dallas, MS-tf Wsatrd. Oirl or mid lie aged w -mn for rea eral housework. UocI homo. Ad dress Bo 31S, Dallas, or Inquire at Camptvll S. Holiistrr's storw. s-2-K the next time we would like to Include a few groceries for you. We know if we once soli you 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 tbe 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. i". s. DeiMirtment ot the interior, ijind Ollice l Portlanil, Oregon. August 10th. 1MK. Notice is hereby Riven that William J. Hhewey, of HallK, Ori'eon. who, on August loth, l'JiiS, mane i miner or fHone enlrv, o. aus, for N. W of s. W. ami Ia s of Section 4, Towtmhip South, Range ti Weal, W illamette Meridian, has nieu notice ol intention to make Final Proof tocatabhnh claim to the land above ileacribed ociore Kcguter and Keeelver of I n ilea states Land Office, at Portlaud, Oregon, on the aaih oay oi ik toner, lyiw. ( laimaut names as itneaea: (i. P. Comee, oi 1'Hiinn, ipregon; .m. a. loiiice, ot Huell, Ore gon: Khaa llimhaw, of Dallas, Oregon; C. L. i ouiee, oi I'auaa, Oregon. A1A.KKNON 8. DRESSKR, Kegiater. THt PENALTY OF OVERWORK Many Dallas Readers Find Toll A Dally Burden. The heavy Ux ol overwork the strain upon tbe back that is so common to many trades and occupations, ia too great, the kidneys begin to fail in their work, and there is a double danger to health. The poisonous matter collects in tne system, and the kidneys them selves beuin to break down. Pain in the back is only a warning of trouble in the kidneys. An inflammation has set in, and a disordered condition of the urine soon becomes apparent. Too much or too little urine, with a constant desiie to void the secretions; any notice- .Auie deviation irom tbe normal color; the appearance o( a sandy sediment, proves s Unordered condition of the kid neys thst needs quick attention. If voor work seems bard for yon, if you have a lame, weak or aching back, if you seem Ured and listless, arid seem to be running down without apparent cause, becm at once with Doan's Kid. ney Pills, the great kidney reaoedv that has cured so many of your neighbors. It has given thousands of workin. man sod women strong, sound backs for theirdaily work. Home proof is ennvineinr evidence of the efflciencT of I loan's Kidnrv 1S11. Call at Belt A Cherrington's drag store and aak to see statements of Dallas peo ple wno have used this rented-. lor sale by all dealers. Price 80 cents. Foster-Mil born Co.. Rntf.u, New York, sole aarents for th l n,,..i Slates. Kemetnber the name Doan's .aH do other. The Sincerity Clothes Shop Slnoerltj Clothea-Oopjrliiht DALLAS MERCANTILE COflPANY A "FLYER" IN CROCKERY Is the only way to express it. You can't afford to lose tbe 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 und save you a lot of money. It's "up to you" and the quicker you buy the better. W. H. ROY $ CO. Dallas, Oregon FINE GARDEN LAND BBOBaV8sVIWa0saaaaHBn 5 and 10 Acre Tracts on Installment Plan I expect to plat Into 5 and 10 acre tracts nil of the bottom land on my farm, consisting of about 80 acres. I will sell these tracts on terms that anyone can meet, only $10 peracre, cash. Under my plan you will have 15 years in which to pay the balance, This is the chance of a lifetime for those who wish to secure a home on the best terms ever offered. No one will question the fertility of this soil Under my contracts I agree to give an abstract of title with every deed. I will survey this land out next week and it will probably be two weeks before my contracts will be ready, but lean show you the land and you can choose location before that time. HThere are 20 acres of young orchard on this tract; 18 acres of hops; 3 or 4 acres of old orchard ; 2 or 3 miles of tile; all under Rood fence; right on main county road, one mile of Dallas and right on'rall road; in Dallas School District, just outside the city limits. See mo at once and have first choice. Yours for business, H. G. CAMPBELL, Dallas, Ore. Lumber For Sale Rough and dressed lumber for sale at your own price. Let me figure on your bill. Mutual phone. N. DALLAS, HARRIS, OREGON Notice to Creditors. Notice is hereby Siven that the nnrieraiirneri has been duly anpointed administrator of the estate of (ieorge P. Selby, deceased, by the county fourt ol tne state of Oregon, for Polk louuiy, aim naa qnanneil. All persons having claims arainst the said estate are nereity noiinea lo present the same duly verified, together with the proper vouchers inureior, to tne unnersiguea at uallas auonal Bank in the City of Dallaa In aai.l County, within six months from the date of this nonce. Dated and first published September 15, 1908. EUGKNE HAYTER, Administrator of the estate of (teorce P. Selby, dtceaaed, Oscar llayter, Attorney, TTOBNIY AT LAW. Oscar Hayter, Upstairs In Campbell building, Mill St DALLAS, OREGON. TTORNITS AT LAW. SlBLEY & EAKIN, The only reliable set of Abstracts la Polk county. Office on Court St. 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. We 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. Ia 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, in , 4r Clean. Fresh Groceries We carry the Famous DIAMOND "W" brand of Extracts, Spices, Coffee, Tea and Canned Goods. Fresh Bread Every Day SIMONTON SCOTT dallas 7 4 TTORNIT AT LAW. N. L. Butler, Ofllc over Dallas City Bank. DALLAS. OREGON. TTORNETS AT Law BROWN & STOUT Abstractors Notary Prone Collection's glow Bldg. DALLAS, OREGON TTORKIT AT LAW J. L. Collins Main Street, Near Postoffloe DALLAS, . - OREGON I. TTORlltT AT LAW B. F. JONES Office la Cooper Building. DEPENDENCE. . OREGON M. OLIVE SMITH teacher ol PIANO AND 0RQAN Stndio, Room No. t, Wilsoa Block DALLAS OREGON TJiKnsT. M. HAYTER OSes srsr Wllsoaa 1 tag tore OREGON. BUILDERS ATTENTION In connection with our Lumber and Shingle trade we are now handling LIME , PLASTER, CEMENT, BRICK and SAND. Lowest possible prices on all building material. THE CHAS. It SPAULDING LOGGING CO. A good school-none better. Well established reputation. Successful rJ uatea. bkillful. painstaking teachers. Llvlot expenses tow. Manyou adTantages. Let us tell you about them. Write for catalogue. W. I. STALEY, Principal SALEM OREGON "THE SCHOOL OF QUALITY' Tenth and Morrison, Portland, Oregon A. P. Armstrong. LL.B-, Pri C.We occupy two floors 65 by 100 feet, have a $20,000 equips3 employ a large faculty, give individual instruction, receive more cs-J for office help than we can meet. Our sxhool admittedly lead J others ia quality of instruction. It pays to attend uca an institute . jBsuess Aa t - Keep hamiaeruig away everlastingly work. It will wis oat ia the end." SaJa aa E4 Beaton Th quality of tioa ilea ia tw school snakes it the standard of its kind ia the COnea sif tW e.- .. . . r.f,tKTe lUfercoccat Any bank. ) any newspaper, any lauaiaeae
