Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, October 09, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text1 1 I J 1 1 1 4 I' 1 ! .1 ; 1 r Polk County Obsemr;iSMdw'taMBM,fltod,Ml ALLGOOI & COLLINS LESSEES Pabliahed SHBt-Wf; r Tear. mCitTZm at w-j. o?r. Eii At of USRW ol Ka.-.:. . as. VALLA. 0S.ZOOS. CT-.I . 1. n Dxilat pecf.. OIR V4TIO.V4L TICKET. For It ;cT. William H. Taft, of Ohio. For Vi:-Prei l-ct, James S. Sherman, of w Yoik. 3. D. 1, of M .jltnoraab Ovuctv. F. J. Miller, of L:ld County. A. C MarrV-rs. of Douglas County. K. K. Butler, of Giliiaai Coatty. Oregon game laws and the gar.oe warder, s too, aie a farce, as far as af fording a ; rotectioo to the game birds in thli'r-oi;orj of the Willamette val ley. Now that Xhl v avr: is ojeced. banter in nsatv cae r ay no atteo - tioo to the ia ard kill far above the limit A: the d-fot this moroicfr there were ten huL- rs retarciMT to Portland. Between them they had" no less thaa 't'i bird by actual count. One butiter had tiftv birds with blra which be aid he had'kiiiel. Tee t,n is now only three day old, which would allow of but shirty birds. rn each day, per buntrr. The evidence of open violation of the law was apparent yet no gaaie war ieo ioKrrferre-i with this man or any or tne otners wnoirrans n gue. ori :es were loaded down with birds. Albany Herald Condition in this locality are pcr haps not so bad as thoy are reported to 1 In thov? portions of the Willarnette Valley where huntsmen do more fre quently c-jngr'-gate, but the game hog like the !Sih hog, is liable t stray into almost anyplace. The thing for the real sport srnen to do is to supple ment the work of the game warden, which Is inadequate properly to cope with the question, by theirowneffort. The law has (!.i'-d a bag limit on pheasant shooting and a man who is a thorough sportsman will observe that law, which wa enacted to pre vent the destruction of the pheasant a-jd make posibh) for him the enjoyment of the royal spiort in which he delights. Whi!- observing the law himself, he has a right to make it hi personal business to see that others are not allowed to step in and make bis observance of the Jaw come to nothing by a needless, indiscriminate and unrestrained slaughter of the gatno birds on which their sport depends. The "straw vote" although approved through all the ages, is never the most substantial basis in the world on which to found a positive predii-tion concernlngthe outcome of an election. . ii ... trains, In restaurar.f, barter shops arid so forth, nearly ail of which (ive! Mr. lafla iimst cunciu-ive plurality, prove to a ceitainty his eetjon Id N'lverntwr or riot, there i, one thing that they do prove. lt,at thing Is th- fact that Mr. Bryan's plurality lif in I.-.-1. as rnaay e-m f indly to pn-viri.e, .e miil have any plurail'y. Is thus far !nvi,ibl It ii f)iind neither in the t,oii,'a k' chair, i. ir the lobby of the crowd"! hood, neither in the t .itobe, of the puffing ov rbind, nor yet in any of in any oi fw, nta- , the oth-f p.f t), tlv n- hems i r i f,,-i.. a i e mt fteqiK ttiy f ,t. d. Where is It then? In a iii'i .n t., ba,.,iog for to.- four presidential e;.t-..,rs at th ling pl.'-s (,'., N,w-n,lK-r 3, th" ..t,-rs of 1'i.lk jun'y will al.r, u . alli-l up.,n ti wttle to- i a -t i ,. ,,f mht-ther or fi't me .I,.,:; e.'ni,ii,h md nmivain a '-.atlyl,;', ei,., I he .j'i.-ru,,, i, on of cn. y ! al iiiipottari- an 1 ig-t,ii:.-aii- and p.'.',,'i aviations, mill have notbttig to i w.th its ihclin 1 he ulue ol i. h an Institution to the -siple of l'.,!k . . ioty. nh'.iill It lie ecur-d. is r-a lily nj j -.rent to every one and it is pr .l.ald. that et.-ry pute lii- priil I pr gr--!- ner w,l cast hi-tiaii in la-t f th- pr rueasuf . tOIRT UOlSt 0TLS Item of Inter rit From the Iterorda in the ( uuntv Olfirea Itrtrfl Told. I BoltA I Guardianship st E. d lrl minor Blood Humors Commnidf rmaeinni.loa.b..i!.. Iirn.-tema er att rbeora. or Mume other tnm of erupt tloei; but whsIiidm the, rait la tbe f rlem. todlemlnt t.f fht.fa o( mmaaeaa, Unriew. hwa ef appetite, e renrrai 4. t un,. miihxit vanai&e any breaame out. lioud a araaian I la e fl tttem. n u ratea. tnect&a and tooea Ww wmol ratem. Ttia t the teatiamwr 4 thotiMkdi anenallr. AetHrft ma ambvlitat. but in.l.t a baring Hood's Sarsapariila la aawal Itqmtd fonmor bj ebnf i lali d taliim kawra arsatab. Mfcma P.EAL ESTATE. j Clara E Clodfeter to A C Moore, lot j tea, and a time for g"CKd in Independence, II j ff thefe js n0 time for A C Moore oi to Clara E Clod- ( ' fe!r, lot io Independence, t.l ! pOOr either. i Matthew Digbr to W C Browo, lacd ut . is Dakaa, 600. Marscsooth Evaporating and Caa ; n'og Co. to Monmouth Creansery . laB!j jD jfosmoath, $5f. ; tter, lou in Talmage, raited States to Edward Eigga, ; acre, t s, r 8 w, talent. Marsrare-t W GibtH to Henry Fellin, 100 acres io Pc.lk and Benton countk-s, : $: m ; F W ftp i et ex to Edward Rx, 50 ' aTP??, f s. r w, 4,iCO. acrea, t . r v, .. COMMISSIOKERS' COUBT. School Di tri-u and IS to and J ; granted. I Ordered that each road litriet be 'given credit for TO per cect of trse aiiOOLt of the lery for January 1 1 for roa 3 parpos-i-, tax as 'ISecte'i to I be converted iLto the geLeral f asd. So ns of I -773 trac aferred from gecera! , road food to road district Number 1 ; ' 6 tD of transferred from general ' road fund road district Number 20; ' 'A 75 trao-.ferred district N saber . j B-'i petition of C. A. Kraber et al granted; peti'.ioters to fay J&efb Edwards as damages ; ti&'. allowed Joseph Edwards by county of Poik as , damages for right of way. Warehouse Bonds of Perrydale Jlili- iicg Comf-aLy atd Lwja Macken aj ; r-.r-d. CLAIMS ALLOWED: ; A r.nr,vu. roads ! G!n -"eiiarth. roads K L Chapman, coroner ies Kos N.-on, fruit intpcv..r.. ! Vt W Cary, heai'.h officer. j Marion Crowley, bridge" W'm keddekojp, rot'l . ; Frank Ho-., road ; Ci,a K .j-auW;r. Co, luu.ber ! .1 N Jor,e. roa is Cbas IK-kinon, bri-Ji5- . . . , ('has Kerber. bridge i fred Bitter, bridge J J McBee, bridge i 3' .' H i i fti i : 74 'A! '4 V- 01 "'2 : 151 f) H 3'' I 3 ' ?.i 'M 75 W F Simon, bridites ' W Belt k Cherrin'ton, sundries. Eoi-rt Ba'.lier, bridge ' i V Chapman, bridges 15 00 10 0J 2) 5i 3 5 3 V 10 ) 14 00 ?. , Ira Mehrling. bridires 'i W Chapman, bridges . . . . j GroMM-r A iriggi!, bridges . . Wegt a!em ."supply Co ' .Jake Teal, roads ' Emmett Turner, roads .... Muscott A Starr, hauling A E Myer, roads Se,tt, Butler Lumber Co Tate A NeIon, bridges Oscar Sampson, roads B VV 'il.jn, Justice fees . . F Wilw,n, paupr account CiffT Klarner. r'ad .J M Edmu-ton, roads t N Turner, roads V. V. Staat. roads . . . J B Nesmilh, r'jals II O Ig!.aa3, road T'jtn Kefier, r'jad" Ja-k Keffer. r.a is . . ity of I'aila. inaaJam Marion county, bridg'-s ... l'a!!a Water Co. ... C II Morris, labor Itr Ernbree, pauper at Ir. Mc.'ailon. paups-r at Ijve V Wiiliaios, auper acct I) i i Meador, iuper acct . .. C E Huntiev, pau-r acct J K Neat, pau-r acct C A kobiiiSxn, pauper acct . . lt Starbuek, irn-ane hi Cary. inar,e Ir B 11 Mi-Calion, in-ane . OI-erver, printing Iternii-r. printing 11 O) n oo 10 13 12 00 10 OU 5 00 t 1M I ' ''i 4s 15 'i ' Irain Jli-'in . o., prlntirig 45 IK' 13 40 14 ICt 7 Vi liO (1 I ''c:fie ' T Co G,a 4 Pru E.oinme, ptati'iiierv I K-a:e o. hi:. & c roais roads 'ener l'i .. J F Vauglin, r a I- 5 W i 14 l0 ! 14 40 1 32H 17 ; 5l K) ; (' hi drier, road I. Ili'yfj. road , Ira M-hrling, riad It I I", ra Is ii llsnsr.aw, rfd A 't liver, p a Is . .V A l.inde. roads Wm lauil, supplies Jarkw-n, roails Ia!la l.uriiler rja ls I) A Ib.lg", road I I f ....tn.ar. ri.u.ti. j v Mrt,i,v. r-tad , W W M li med, roads v i' ie.i, ro f,, ir fel ,r.ia-! . ' T H '.'iv,r.,a l . LSI K3 1 50 .57 .50 44 tl: 32 KO -S i I lit till j UI (Ml I 12 KI 12 00 I 42 45 42 .II i 23 45 1 72 2 ; 14 VI' '.'4 45 I 17 00 C It ' my, road II O li.gham. roads V Ii ghaiu, roada T Kefi.-r, r.,a It V I liei.nett, road N ' i llama, roads A M chaw, roads . I. A 'mthria, road I. N Hiivtii, rad 4 II I'etre, roads . . . I. Mmt, road laa e, roads . llama, road . . . '"olurribia liridg Co . . . Columbia lirtdbre Co . ('iluuibia liridge ( o K H ui. hard, utice Court II Dolman, juatirej o urt II ll-ilnan, jittt-e court . i ' I. Older, ffiindri- C II Morris, sun I rim Wdi V.I Co, lights I' S-tiei.berd, r-a-U It 11 U insl iw, r-im C l sh. pberd, roa la ... 1) A t 'ii. I. him. road. A W I'larikmgtoo, road ... I. I I'.'irsw-ll. r,da E f I r..ada . . r W Knoll. r,la Etiithrie, roads 'sv 02 lis) tu 110 W) 7 I 10 7n 11 10 45 15 UI m 4t M 30 14 l 5 to M 44 W 10 15 .T 00 34 2l 4 3 U5 w ill roa la . Ja. k kefVr, rnada S3 tl Mr A W I'Uukmtfton. ml .57 3 H.5 12 40 .51 2 i 00 12 0 3 00 H llnhUt.!, roW W .ntitwr, n.U It W W aif-f Jrarrcr, m.ia i C titl,ri?, rt.U ... . . . ? ("i.itty, r- la J a (a4T. r1(i A l'l.an,lrUin, r-U . . .. Collertiew. I have bo fond acting a collxrticg asfDr-y In Delta for more than tear, and have thu far met with al root uniform etusprea. All aoreunts I'lacd Is my band for colle-rtioB will r-le prompt and careful attrntloo, and I fnri tbat I res aa.ure romp let aatiafactl.vn to ail my rtlBta lUf U D, BUTLER COFFEE There is a time for good Tc frxm rf!aru row avffley B re Eu Sc.i"-ttf ' E2: m pay k-m. - J Co., BUSINESS LOCALS fA2TTt.-s 2&4r tiis &ed are efcai-re-3 : i r-a: &f 1 oral per w.jri, tr ii.rlic-E . ' t I per a-A ;i. : i rrfc-c: : urvi tr .rm tats ! ora'J- r4 is;rXiMi?r mj Tot ;itan. ,Ke nnlv waT to Pipre3 1L -J M.J.-U- (Will !! i j ," . ! "7!????.L"! i xf a a nc are b ta.fa i1StXb"cT--fVo&; aai is u raa ssiii iae tjaaset "f. j : ' A Bararain. A good organ for sale cheap. In quire at this office. 9-29-tf For Sale. Several good dairy cows. H. G. Camps ell, Dallas. Inquire 1'3-9-tr Men Wanted. For the work of sewer construction in tDis city, inquire oi uctse Tavlor at Dallas Hotel. 9-11-tf For Sale. Two dozen brown Leghorn bens,' layers. Also some superb breeding; birds. C. L. Shaw. 9-8-tf j Notice. First-class horse ghoeiDg done at! F. J. Wagner's iajplement and black smith shop. 9-4-tf Wanted. Good place to pasture two ponies during coming winter, with shelter l i 5i during storms. P. O. Box 311 Dal m 4o i, l0-- For Sale. 3 horses, 5 sets of harness and 1 wagon. Apply toF. M. Johnsos, Dal las, Or. 10-6-2t For Sale. Wire from hop yard. Second hand. 2 00 ' Inquire of C. Winters, Dallas, Bell V? ' phone. 10-6-4t l"-.' 10 v K4 43 j i3 ' Horse Shoeing. ''t 2 ':J i First-class horse shoeing done at 13 10 3. F. Benton's shop in the J. E. Smith IS 2-5 building on Main street. Satisfaction yi 'f guaranteed. 10-2-6t isouj J j Cedar Posts. 3 '' ) 2 lt) GvA cedar posts for sale at 11) cents l f irj .eacb. Also another car of extra Star 457 jl I A Star shingles. Sof.hke.n Ware- - 'y hoi se. 7-24-tf 4 ) . S .) , 2 w Notice of Final Settlement. 5 00 Notiee itt hereby riveD that the andereirned, Uft'liriliilltraUjr ol Ui; entaUj uf VNlllum Ulller, 'Jei.-eirl. (m tile! hU fiual aoeouiit in the i ouiily eurt oMhe stale oi Oreiiun. for folk (.'''inly, tiiil that raturlay, the 7th day of Vivemfjer. 'fm. at the hourof leno'eloca In the f..r-rM'ft of aai'1 day. at the ourt room of the '.1U7 ' -' - I, l'.'i.B, lROH, hi heeii apiilhtl by ail (.ourt aa tht; time and j.lai-e for the hearing of objee- tionn to the ald nnal atfjount aad the aetttemeDt ANIlRKW KERSHAW, Adminli'trator of theeatateof Hiliiam Miller, deetaaeij. tar Kayler. Attorney. Jjaleil and nrl puhllthed CKtolier 9, 18US. .Notice ol Final Settlement. Notlee la ber-hy riven that the underaiirned ai, admll.l-Ualrix ol the efltala of Alls-rt H. Km i.t. ilei-nae-l. iiaa ft .eil tier final ai-count In ihe i nunly I .iilrt nl the Stale of Ureifufi, for l'.,:k l ontitv atiil lhai 1 hnrMlitV. th. Mh it. I -SI ; of Novemlwr, e. st the hour uf ten o'rlork In I 25 ihe hireniiii of said dny, at Hie Court room of 3 U-5 1 ,t" M1,) ' "unty ourt 111 tf:e ' Uy f lisllaa. tire '. t ' fin, ha tje-n a;iMiitit,-,l t,y aaid I onnty "O , I ourt aa the tune and .laie fur the hearlna: of !i hil i otii'M'tlona to ttie aatd anal aecount and the 1H 4I : aw-til' nieut thereof ' NANCY C. KOWI.ER 14 i'' Admttiutralrtx of the eotale of 52 .'0 Alitt VV. Ko!,r, decaaed. ft (R, IHJi-ar Hayter, Attontey. lnwi a'i, lino i'uuii.ne.1 v iii-r w, i INDEPENDENCE & MONMOUTH Railway. FROM IN I' EN PENCE. r DALLAM. Train 4. Lv Innpeiidnce dally. S 00 lid., Iv. Monmouth. 6li a. m.. ar. Lailaa, .u a. m. Train No t Iav Indrjvmletw, datlr, H .'a m . Iv. Mt.u.utb, It u a. m.; ar. Ltii laa. 11 a a. m. Train N. m. Irar In..rwn4HfT, daUr. a !-' p. m. . iv, Mouuiotitb, M p m., ar. iNulaa, sW p m, ra aiklik. Trmln No. T a. m.; I ST lt IndppafB'leBrv, dally-, Motiiaouth, ; il a., ar. Airne, U a. vi. Train No Tl !eve 1nde-rnlene.daily. I SO p m . Iv. Mousaouth. t.S . SB . nr. Auilr. 4:2ft p. m. mi lomom ohlt. Uirf IndVf-endVnoe. daily, 3 30 p. m. fit. 101 nrrtTear Monsaoutk T:3D as FROM DALLAS, pp iVDkrEFiB!ek. Train N fc,V UNive Dallaa. daily eg. Sunday, t m l MMiwth, ja. an.; ar. Inde Mt-ndenrv, LS av. aa. Train No HI 1 Pallas, nnday only, M a. aa . nr. Independence, ; m a. aa. Tram No Ud 11 a. 4tly. 1 p m : ! Monn rnxli. 1 2S m . ar 1 1 rdnndenc. 1 & m. (1 bts ua.it ronue4 1 at Moaaoflik oe Air- iaej Trtn No V l,ev Dallao, dally.? p. sn .: Iv Mc.aoita, ft p. aa.; ar. laoariHleo, I li P- aa. FROM AIRUL Train No m Imtv Alrllo. daily. a at Iv, MfHiii a. 9 a. aa ar I tx ee.. s (1 ka trtu CKera at Moa tlkMI Trala TT Lea. A trite. al'T i l -. m ease4eaMaK !t Moaaamth, a r a aa.; ar. I I 'r Trmia w temee. Airtle a, p aa arv.av aatLi a, r r mvmm t raoM nomorTS olt. t. tar lei,ieilim. malty et Imp. aa. I Ml OetatMAL LAIATTVC COVH BVmWt KEIXEDH UXATTYE ECXEY-TJL3 ! r Zj 27i ,f . A "FLYER" IN CROCKERY Too Oar hi? k aa boaeht eoeciallT to give J CBOCKEET AT BED BOCK i PRICES n wj,. r m jjj aD(j gave TOO a lot ;of moBey. I It's "ud to tou-' and theqaickeryou I bav the better. - j ' W. H. ROY $ C0.j Dallas, Oregon LOOK HERE!! ! j " Jfjg (jfy ExpreSSiTraflSfef CO. &; does all kinds of haulinst at J reasonable rates. Stand and both ! phones at Webster's Confectionery Store. MUSCOTT & STARR Propriefcor DALLAS, OREGON TIMBER LANDS Fuller & Elliott Only Real Estate firm in Polk County baDdling Timber Land exclusively Don't fail to call or write if you have have timber to sell. Office in Crider Building Dallas. - - Oregon Notice to Creditors. Notice it hereby (riven that tbe nndersifrned baa been duly appointed adroiuif-tartnx of the estate of Thorn at William., deeeabed, by the County Court of the Htate of Oregon, for Folk County, and ha qualified. All perKiiis hnv.ii? claims aesinit the fa id enuie ace hereby notified to present the same duly verified, together with the proper voucher therefor, to the underaiiriied at her residence near Lewisville lit tuud County of Polk, within nix m out hi- from the dHte of thu notice. bated and tint published October 2, 1908. ELLINuK WILLIAMS, Administratrix of the estate of I tiomai Williams, deceased, Addre: R. F. D. No. 1 Anlie Oregon. Oscar Hayter, Attorney. Notice For Publication. Department ol the Interior, t. S. Land office at Portland, Oregon. August loth, Notice In hereby given that Wiiliam J. Shewey, of I ml Ins, Oregon, who, on August 10th, ltflti, made Timber or toue entrv. No. OJ45, for X. W. 4 of . W. 4 and ixit 5 of Section 4, Township 7 tvnith, Kauget West, Willaniette Meridian, has tile! notice ot intention to make Final Proof, to eatabiiih claim to the land above d esc rifled, before Keifistfr and Receiver uf United htates lr.d Oftice. at Portland, Oregon, on the th day of October. Iwh. Claimant names aa wttnetiSfs: O. P. Con lee, of Iiniln), Oreuon : M. A. Coulee, of Buell, Ore gon: Klisi HinshHW, of Jjallss, Oregon; C. L. Coulee, ol Dal 1ms, Omrnn. ALUKRN0N 8. DRESSER, Register. Notice to Creditors. Notice 1 hereby given thitt the undersigned has been duly appointed administraUfr of the etate of (.eonre P. s?ity, dt-ceased, by the ( ounty ( onrt of the Htate of Oregon, for Polk County, and ha ojtrihried. All pera-tn having claims against the aaid estate an hereby notiHM Ut present the same duly verttietl, together with the proprr vouchers therefor, to the undersigned at Dallas National Bank in the City of Iwllns In said County, within six mouth- from the date of thit notice. Daied and first pubUthfd fteptember IS, 1908. Kl'tfENK HAYTER. Administrator of the en late of i.eorge P. ieltjy.dtcied. Oscar Hayter. Attorney. Notice For Publication. Department of the Interior, t". S. Land omee at Portland. Oregon. JVptemU-r 24th. li. Notice is hereby given that i.-hn B. Nethen, ot Daiias. On who, on ;eptei.ther JS. l made fomestd entry No. i:w4. Serial No V4. i"r lt l, Section 24, Townnhip "Honth. Nansre WfUamett Meridian, baa filed Dot t -?if intention tmake Final Homeatead live yr I't. ( , to eatub mh claim u the laud above deM-ribed. before IC. M. Hmith, County Clerk of Po.k only. reon. at ImiUa, Oregon, on the 13th dy of Norenilfer. Claimant niraea aa wit news Mark Blod reti. of iNiliaa, regon : o. N. Haninirton, of nulla. 4reron; Roy Bird, of Dnliaa, Oregon; Hit.ian Bird. of lanaa. reeon. AU.KRNON 8. DRFS8FR. Kegivter. AdminUtratrix Sale. NoUee l href riven that Hamh F. Jack, aa oftheeaut of T. P Jack, de- a1 itilriiavtrsi tii of the (vt-txi, will pnrstiant to the order of the ( onnty Conn of the Mate of Orron (or PolkConntv matte and entered "" W-wi l 1. Ituc fnta mi after Novembrr liih. ls prv-reed to sell the rrmi etaie hereinafter tlracriM at private sale j tor rah an4 thnt aaid alminitratax way be ( r f-r, d sddrenwd nd any aoired ' tnkrmaU'fi ouiinrd of her at all time at , vC vr-ron. aaid real property being d- rrifrd a f.i own The nndrtttd one-third of the lard hetrin nina at a pmbi r, ilntva tt. of it A eu.fi corner oo line Miwa ertoos and S3 tai T. a.K . vi of ii. M er. mnnina thenee . on an asreeod ttneon theN. rawiry of L. R. Mar tin a to a p.nt linaa N. and lt de j . of the iC K onrner of the f)otatHi lan I taiai No ( Jh haaaher .in. tbewe US w . akvn. Uie em line ,4 4 claim an . pot.! aa the bsx 4.rT I, me M M. Hrrm her a ian4 tm. Mnse N-i' 9& Una. .t4 1 It ft a a 1.4 e4 tte i. mrfanm eimee m line t eeft ae-tftM. XI an. :C tbene. eaat St enain. ft . pminl e. the haaa mi eeeeft : themce Is . , .-i uermr R. .? Hnta 1a lana nia u R R. trm. themee . K fcJS link. ft. nJ it nee . 7i. R ,s; lint, v, m time Waweem aec-tK-na all i: themee a. m aai ae.-t.iMt time fc tfte ae n4 maiauftf eea-aai-m tT -eof liHais te.aaat.t t.m rft. a pn mt tme D L. mt Henry m tram. tr mrt I acre rm tee at fcooj mmt aoaea. mil i. r-.a tttrnt, (ir. kn r JACK, aaeawatna t ty u c4 t4 .. a.1 am a R MeftrtenkalL rsart- SINCERITY CLOTHES SHOP ft m f 3 tlkb : vl !g ; fs ?5 f 4 7 Iv 3 The Sincerity Clothes Shop DALLAS JTs TEAS COFFEES SPICES YOU'LL OPEN EYES YOUR wide when you see the kind of groc eries we sell. You'll be both amazed and delighted at the abserjce of all trashy or inferior qualities. TAKE OUR TEAS. COFFEES AND SPICES for instance. You will find them strictly high grade in everything ex cept price. That you will find dis tinctly low. Many sales to satisfied customers nre the reward of our moderation. Can we add you to the list? E. BOYD & SON Phones: Bell 63, Mutual 314. M. HAYTER Office over Wilson's T rug Store DALLAS, OREGON. TTORNET AT LAW B. F. JONES Office in Cooper Building. INDEPENDENCE, - OREGON TTORNIYS AT LAW. Sibley & Eakin, The only reliable eel or Abstracts la Polk county. Office on Court 81 DALLAS, OREGON. PIANOS AND ORGANS Tuned, cleaned, repaired, votcine, action reaulatin. p.ihshi!ir. Ivory lm-.-bing, etc. ALL WOKK t.L'A kANTKKD. Leave oritera at Hall .V Hayin Knrnitnre (tore, holh pliones. 0. F. GH0RHLET. haiei-man for Wiley H. Alien Fisuu tu., Portland, Sail Francisco. TTOBXET AT LAW Ed. F. Cod, Office in Courthouse DALLAS, OREGON ATTORHETS T LaW BROWN & STOUT Abstractors Notart Public Collections Uglow Bldg. DALLAS, OREGON rroint at law. Oscar Hatter, TJpetaIre ta Campbell boll din. Mill It DALLAS. OREGON. M. OLIVE SMITH teacher of PIANO AND ORGAN Studio, Room No. 2, Wilton Block DALLAS OREGOX TTOaxIT AT LAW, N. L BUTLER, Office ever Delia City Baak. OREGON. TTORRIT AT LAW J. L Coixixs Main Saw, Keavr Postoffloe DALLAS. - - OREGON We are just approaching the height of the Fall season i when everybody is about to make their suit selections. While too early for Overcoats, a great many who know the wisdom of doing so, are picking out their overcoats now You know there is a wonderful array of styles this season and you will find "freak" styles .enongh to make you think before you buy. 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. MERCANTILE CO FINE GARDEN LAND 5 and 10 Acre Tracts on Installment Plan I expect to plat into 5 and 10 acre tracts all of the bottom land on ray farm, consisting of about 80 aereS. I will spII these tracts on terms tbat anyone can meet, only $10 per acre, cash. Under my plan you will have 15 years in which to pay tbe balance. J 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. IThere 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 good fence ; right on main county road, one mile of Dallas and right on rail road ; in Dallas School District, just outside the city limits. See me at once and have first choice. Yours for business, H. G. CAMPBELL, Dallas, Ore. "CLEANLINESS IS 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 Curtaius. 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. s A. E. THOMPSON Dallas, Ore. Clean, Fresh Groceries We carry the Famous DIAMOND "VV" brand of Extracts, Spices, Coffee, Tea and Canned Goods. Fresh Bread Every Day ciMrtMxrtM l crwrx nuns it woiavii m a a vw 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. 11. SPAULDING LOGGING CO. A good ochool-none better. Well established reputation. Suw?,f"lbVr uat. Skillful, painstaking teachers. Living expensei low. Man advantages. Let us tell you about them. Write for catalogue. SALEM OREGON "THE SCHOOL OF QUALITY" Tenth and Morrison. Portland, Oregon A. P. ArmetrODg. LL.B., Vr We occupy two floors 65 by 100 feet, have a $jo,ooo eTjipn' employ a large faculty, give individual instruction, receive taore c- for office help than we can meet. Our school admittedly others in quality of instruction. It pays to attend such an istir CSaid a Basiaeat laa: - Keep hammering away everlaaWf wora. u nil wm an .w. j n c.t j erven in nw arJiaal n.Vn t. COpen an the year. Students admitted at anv time. Catalogue Kmi. erenceai Any bank, any ewapnper. any Mi BUwrltjt Clln-Ooprriht 9! NEXT TO GODLINESS" a' a . n. VV. I. STALEY, Princil a-a erH anauiir m - r Is. viadin the KorU'- free . -A la roroa