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About Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1908)
',1 if Polk County Observer INDIAN CHILLED TO DEATH ALLGOOD fe COLLINS LESSEES Published Semi-Weekly at 11.50 per Year. Strictly in Adranre. Entered as KcoDd-rlu muter March 1, 1C. at the poet office at iiuu. Orefon, under the Act of Conrrees ot Marco . 1ST. Tom Gilbert, of Grand Ronde, Perishes in Waters of Yamhill River. WOULD IMPROVE ROADS West Salem Districts Will For Use of County Crasher. Ask Court Rock t Coroner R. L. Chapman and Dr. Residents of the Folk county side B. H. McCaWon were called to Willa-; are moving for substantial road im DALLAS, OREGON", IiMUlH 1 1X6. Tht -way to build Dallas u to pal ronist Dallas people. mina, Friday, to investigate the cir cumstances of the death of Tom Gil bert, an Indian of the Grand Ronde reservation, who met his end Thurs day night is the waters of the Yamhill j river near that place. Now is the Time to visit California provement. An enthusiastic meeting of citizens ' was held in "Brush college." four ! miles west of Salem a few nights ago! where it was learned the rock crusher; belonging to Polk county was idle' Gilbert left Willamina late Tburs-! and certain of the officials had said it day, considerably under the influence ; would be possible to get the county toj of liquor but still sober enough to sit operate it for the roads of this section i on bis horse's back. Earlv next ! if the citizens would bind themselves; morning bis lifeless body was found , to take the rock from the crusher and ! in the river about one and a half miles j place it upon the roads. from Willamina. i The meeting designated a large; Yesterday marked the close of the poorest pheasant season for several years in the Willamette Valley, but not eo poor a season as soon will be unless some measures are taken for the better protection of Oregon's beautiful game birds. The apple show in Portland will be the feature of the present week for all Oregon. Polk county should be well represented both in the attendance and in the list of the exhibits and, if given the representation in the latter that Khe (should be given, ought to come in for a ooodly share of the prizes awarded. With the jails of Multnomah county crowded with murderers trying by some means (usually an insanity plea to cheat the gallows, comes yet another, J. A. Finch, and begins to show symp toms of the prevaling mania whose cloak huB already proven to often to be the refuge of a criminal fleeing from justice. The coroner's jury wasted only a few minutes In correctly diagnosing that particular form of rubies, however, and the question now Is whether the trial jury will uphold its verdict or continue to let the "do inontlu" farce olog tho wheels of the machinery of justice. The era of small farming tracts scums to bo upon us in Polk county and for that fuct wo should congratu late ourselves, for It means ulsoan era of Increasing prosperity in the county. In a score of places holders of large furms havo bad them platted out Into tracts of from 10 to 40 acres and are ofierltig them for sule. The result will be an Increase lu Immigra tion, a more thorough und scientific cultivation of tho land, development of new Industries and In tho near future, a condition of prosperity In Polk county that will iiutko all past records pale Into insignificance. He had wandered from the road and j committee i fallen over the steep bank into thejcourt and wader and bis coat, catching behind in some vine maple saplings, held him in the water up to his chin in spite of his frantic struggles to get out There was no water in bis lungs, so bis death could not be attributed to drowning, and there were no marks of violence on his body. The clay bank in front of him was scratched and torn where his fingers had slipped through the moist earth in a vain effort to hold, as the limber branches dragged him back Into the water after I each fruitless effort to climb out. Apparently he had repeatedly at tempted to clear himself from the entangling vines until his strength oecame exnausten ana ne was dragged back and held irresistibly in the icy water and slowly chilled to death. He was a man about 65 years old and had spent the greater part of his life on the reservation. He has sev eral relatives also living on the reser vation, two or nis nephews were present at the inquest and seemed inclined to attribute his death to foul play although none of the circum stances give any grounds for such an Impression. to wait upon the county see if the crusher can be secured on the terms stated, and if so, i to take steps to pledge the work neces-1 sary to handle the crushed rock. The committee will wait upon the Polk county court on Wednesday, December 2. sentiment at the meeting left noi doubt but that more than ample men and teams will be furnished to handle ! all the rock the crusher can supply. The road rn he renaired is the one ! teauiug u'jwu tue rjverirum tueoaieui j bridge, which, it was argued, needs only the final coating of crushed rock to make it permanent and one of the best in the state. Statesman. C01RT HOUSE NOTES Items of Interest From the Records in the County Offices Hriifly Told. PllOllATK. F.staloof Henry Coud, deceased peti tion to correct description In deed granted; report of sale of real estate tiled and uppnived. Estato of John Campbell, Jr., de ceasedvouchers on llnal distribution having beon llled, ordered that admin istratrix be discharged. Estate of William I.lvermoie, do ceaseil report on sale of real proKrty set for hearing Monday, December 14, nt 10 o'clock a. m. Kstale ot Owen Lloyd, deceased - pe tition to sell leal estate heard and granted. F.atate of Elizabeth Stoddard, tie-o-used - M-tltiin to sell real estute grantt-d. Estate of Kcuben T. liarnard, riexeuaed -final ai'count approved; ordered that administrator be dis charged on llliug vouchers. KEAIj ESTATE. T V li Eiiihhfi ot al to Conrad Stafrln, 9 acres, t 7 and H , r 5 w, $900. O I. .urn wait to (Hen II .umwalt. 24. IS acres. 1 1 , r 5 w, 6i and 23r acres, t 6 a, r 5 w, t K. Henry II Zumwalt to (I II umwalt, 235 acres, t f! s, r 5 w, 1,000. KoN'it Ilollleret ux to J E Peck et ux, W. acres, 1 6 s, r 4 w, ts.WKi. Ueorgo W Johnson to Jacob Han son, lot to West Salem, 1 100. F It Dultettret ux to D M Outhrle, 45 acres, 1 1 , r 5 w, loo. II F Itrannan et ux to Henrietta L Wells, lot In Huena Visits, .t30. E B Iledwi-lt et ux to Cass Klggs, Und In t S a, r 4 and 6 w, t w. Henry StrumU rg et ux to William Huntley, S acres, t 8 a, r 4 w, 1 1.400. It U Window to Albert E Johnson, lot in Dallas, f 1J0. Albert E Johnson t Langdoa and Lelia Nichols, lot In Dallas, . Peculiar to Itself In lertlim, proportion and combination Of lilt Kill , la Uas prurraa bf which IMr martial Valun ar rilrxlr-j and I rmrrred. j In effort! rax-, usefulness and moomy, i Curinf tbe wiW rartrr of dlmar, j Dotaf the at rl l"T tbe money, j Hariri the mnat nwli, inl aierit, ; And Lb cTfUt record of cure, The following students have been chosen for the squad from which the Dallas College debating team Is to be selected: Misses Alice Grant. Etta Phillips, Vera Cosper, Messrs. E. E. Strayer, Elmer Barn hart, and Claud Shaw. Two debates have been ar ranged, one with McMinnville College and one with Willamette University. The final selection of the debating team will be made as soon as Mr. Stout the Instructor, returns from his east ern trip. D. M. Beamer, of Mill Creek, is in the county jail awaitin? his ore- Ilmlnary bearing for larceny in the dwelling house of W. F. Tillitson. Tho bouse was entered and a gun and several articles of furniture taken. and Beamer la alleged to have com mitted the offense. His preliminary hearing before Justice, ot the Peace Hardy Holman has been set for Fri day morning at 10 o'clock. Tho Polk and Yamhill County Med ical Association will hold its regular quarterly meeting In McMinnville, Monday morning, December 7. A number of Dallas physicians are to lie present and a good representation from other cities of Polk county is ex acted. Po)ers on various topics of interest will be read by lending physi cians. Tho following pupils' names were placed upon the Roll of Honor, for perfect attendance, in District No. 27. Thera, Thcda, Leo and Comfort Con- dron, Cora, Mamie and Lent ha Kiiy, Malvern, William ami liuth Shaffer, Albert and John Uonco, Felecia and Dale Stiteler, Bernard Freer a Mabel Sheppard. Dr. B. H. McCallon was called to Albany, Sunday, to assist In an oper ation on Frank Iwla, of Lcwisvlllp, who Is at the hospital In that city, suffering from varicose veins in one of his legs. The operation was quite successful and Mr. Lewis will soon be able to return to his home. rratik Kerslake, proprietor of the Colosseum rink, is arranging for a big masquerade on rollers to bo given at the rink Wednesday night, Decem ber 9. He designs to make It the big gest thing of Its kind ever given In Dallas In attendance, entertainment and every other detail. A. W. Teats will hold a public auc tion of farm and household goods and livestock at bis farm near Teat's Sid Ing oo the Dallas-Falls City railroad, Thursday, December 10, commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. M. F. White, of Itlckreall, will act as auctioneer. II. L. Fenton is having tlu curbing and park strips about his residence on Court and Jefferson streets tlnished this week. When completed it will be one of the neatest fixtures of its kind la this city. The Dallas-Independence train pulled out of this city this morning with line of It freight cars, all loaded to the limit with lumber from the sawmills of Dallas. Don't fail to attend "Ye Old Time Coocert" at tbe Woodman Hall. Wed nesday night for tbe benefit of the Dallas Free) Library. Admission 25 cents. The Dallas Free Library sent another large box of books and maga zines up to the men la tbe SpaulJlng logging camp on the LaCreole today "Oregons" Choose Shaw For Captain. "The Oregons" have conferred upon Edward Shaw, their big center, the honor of the captaincy of the basket ball team during its Eastern tour. Mr. Shaw is well worthy of the position given him, for during the past five years, in which he has continuously been a player on the Dallas team, he has proven himself a man thoroughly to be relied upon and admirably fitted for tbe leadership of a team. Gifted with exceptional physical strength and speed, he has also that quality of coolness and rapidity of decision that makesthe ideal basketball player. In his whole basketball career there has scarcely been a time when the specta tors could say that Shaw lost bis bead or failed to play up to his average and "The Oregons" have shown excel lent judgment in selecting a man of hia ability to act as their captain. When summer has passed in these northern states, the sky is only mild under the bright blue skies of Southern California. This is one of nature's happy provisions eternal sum mer for those who cannot endure a more severe cli mate. California has been called the Mecca of tbe winter tourist." Its hotels and stopping places are as varied as those of all well regulated cities. Visitors can always find suitable accommodations, congen ial companions, and var ied, pleating recreations. SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. Will be glad to supply some very attractive literature, describing in detail the many delights of winter in California. Very low round trip excur sion tickets are oo sale to California. The rate from Dallas to Los Angeles and return is $58.80 Limit six months, allowing stop-overs in either direc tion. Similar excursion rates are in effect to all California points. For full information, sleeping car reserva tion! and tickets, call on, telegraph or write I. N. WOODS, Agent, DALLAS Gen, WM. McMURRAY Pats. Agt. Portland, Oregon REGISTER Your Name For a Fine NDAR: Notice to Creditors. Big Real Estate Deal. Messrs. VanOrsdel & Cook have just consummated one of tho biggest real estate deals of the year In the purchase of 4000 acres of land in the Hallock, Boise and adjoining bold Ings in the vicinity of Ellendale. This purchase takes in practically all of the Hallock estate, with the exception of a CO acre tract reserved by Mrs, Hal leek for a mountain home. Tbe consideration named is $75,000. A number of citizens of Monmouth and vicinity were In Dallas this morn ing enrouto for Portland to attend the apple show. BUSINESS LOCALS. Advertisements under thin head are chnrffcd eent per wurd for each insertion thereafter; :tu vvonls or less, f l per month. No advertisement tnserle'l lor lens tlom 1 ; eents. Figure count as one word. For instance, trie numeral combination "IJ.1O counts as one worn. Two initials count as one word. For instance, U. M. lonea" counts as two words. The minimum ciiarce Is for l' words: that la. an adverliM-meiit from 1 word to ir words is counted as l.r wonla: an advertisement from 16 to m words, inclusive, is counted 11s 'JO wurds; from lil to words, is counted as 2f worda, etc. The IlKtires followliiif the advertisement indi cate how Ion- it in to run. and are not charged to the customer. For instance, : indicates that the advertisement was first published on March :il, ami that it is to be inserted twice. The tlirorcs and letters 4 1-tf indicate that the advertisement was first published April land that if is to Is- run until the customer orders it discontinued.) Wanted. A light weight saddle, office. Call at this 11-27-tf Piano For Kent. In excellent condition. Inquire of W. P. Caldwell. 11-2 9t. Notice. First-class horse shoeing done at F. J. Wagner's implement and black smith shop. 9-4 tf Cedar Posts. Good cedar posts for sale at 11 cents each. Also another car of extra Star A Star shingles. Soehren Ware hoisk. 7-24-tf Krai Estate. Anyone desiring to exchange real estate here for real estate in Harney or Sherman counties, call ou Dr. T. V. B. Embree. 12-1-lt Notice is hereby eiven that the undcralpneri has been duly appointed administrator of the estate of Isaac Stevens, deceased, by the county conn oi the state of Oregon, for Folk iouuiy, nun nas quaunen. All persons havintr claims against the said estate are nereuy notified to present the same duly verified, together with the proper vouchers therefor, to the undersigned, at his place of uusiuess in r mamma, i amnio uonnlv, Ore gon, or at the offlce of the Countv Clerk of Polk County, in Dallas, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice, baled and first published November 17, 1908. ANDREW KERSHAW, Administrator of the estate of Isaac Stevens, deceased. Oscar Haytcr, Attorney. Notice For Publication. Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Ollice at Portland, Oregon. October 30, 19ns. Notice is hereby given that Roy H. Wassam, of Dallas, Oregon, who, on October 30th, 19U8, made Timber or Stone entry. No. 0H12, for N. W. - of S. W'i of Section 4, Township 7, South, Kange6 West, Willamette Meridian, has tiled notice of intention to make Final Proof, to establish claim to tbe land above described, before E. M. Smith, County Clerk of Polk County, Oregon, at Dallas, Oregon, on the 11th day of January, 11K)9. claimant names cs witnesses: G. P. Conlee, of Dallas, Oregon; M. A. Conlee, of Bnell, Ore gon; E. W. Iliushaw, of Dallas, Oregon; J. P. Byers, of Dallas, Oregon. ALGERNON 8. DRESSER, Register. Notice to Creditors. Only a limited number can receive our fine Calendars to be distributed after Christmas so come early and give in your name. DALLAS MERCANTILE CO. December Bulletin Price List Owing to a good many late shipments, we find that our stock is too heavy for this time of the year and in order to reduce it before the first of the year we quote the following prices: Notice Is hereby given that the andcrslirned has been duly appointed administrator of the estate oi -Haggle Miller, deceased, by the County i urn, me ,w,ic ui uregou, lor roilt t-OUIIl) and has utialitied. All persons having claims against the said estate are hereby notified to nreaeitt. tli umo duly verified, together w ith the proper vouchers mcreiur, lo Hie UIMiersiglieU Bl 11 IS piHCe Of uMBiinw in , ii lamina, i allium olinv. Ore gon, or at the ortioe of the County Clerk of Polk County, in Dallas. Oregon, within six months irom uie uaie oi tnis notice. Dated and first published October 30. 1!W. ANDREW KERSHAW, Administrator of the estate of Maggie Miller, deceased. Oscar Haytcr, Attorney. Notice For Publication. v. s. Department of the Interior, Land Ollice at Portland. Oregon. Nnvem In., I im ui Notice Is hereby given that Mina Decker, of nmviii ci. aniiiuvmii. w nn. nn Mnvun.i, . Iff, made 'IhiiIst Land Application. No W'i for Northwest of Northeast y.. Section 8 1 nwnshlp 8 South of Range 7 West of Willamette .'leriuian, nas nied notice of Intention to make mm i lun nuui io estao isn c mm Ln ih in. aoove acscrtued. before the Kerister cxi-uener - i'. o. I,anu umce. at Fnrtlanrf lira. gon. on the l.tth day of January, lu9. I lainiant name as witnesses: John Lowe, of Vancouver, n asningloli : llavnl Vnnn, .,f conver, Washington: Ceorse Kellar 'nl v. couver, W asuiiigioo ; Paul becker.ol Vancouver, MlllllKlOII, ALGERNON 8. DRES.1ER, Register. Notice. I have taken charge of the black-1 5 smiiuing ueparimeni or r. J. Wag ner's implement establishmentoo Oak street, and would be pleased to receive the patronage or citizens of Dallas and vicinity. All work will receive prompt and careful attention W. J. Wa.INER. ll.Si.8t INDEPENDENCE & MONMOUTH Railway. FROM INDEPENDENCE. FOB DALLAS. Train No. M. Isve Inaepcndence daily. oo "... . . auiiwuuui. s. la m. : r ismnaa & m Train No. 6S. l.eava Tnr1etw.nAnM . n 10:fa. m.; It. Monmouth, 11 ui a, m.: sr Dal laa. 11:30a. m. Train Nn. TO. Imh IihUiwimim . -m 1 1 l p. m.; It. Monmouth, c. jup. n. . ar. Dallaa! a. .-v, n m - ' Ml AIBLIB. Train No. S7 lsm ll.u..i i -'. m.;lT. Monmouth. :J a. aa : r airiii Tn New Grocery. I hav just opened new grocery tor la tbe building adjoining tbe National Bank. Everything up-to-date and of tbe best quality in stock. Your patronage- Is solicited and you may be assured that your orders will Collection. I have been conducting collecting agency In Dallas for more than a jear. and have thus far met with al most uniform success. All accounts placed io my hands for collection will receive prompt and careful attention, and I feel tbat I can assure complete satisfaction to all my client. 8-18-tf U D. Bl'TLER Woo4 For Sale, Do you need wood? In preparing to place your order remember that I am able to furnish you all kinds of lab wood from either of the Dallas awrnilla at the beat ranawibU m'r-n 1:1 Train No. 7. Leave Indenendenra. Amiiw n It. Moumoulh, t.bu p. aa.; . Atrliei -i roa atoxaocra oiar. LeaTe Independence. daily, I K p. as. No. 101 arrives Monmouth 7:30 a as. FROM DALLAS. ob imruusct Train No. A. Leav Pallaa. daily n. Sunday ' iT,.",0"mx"". a. am.; ar. lndc- . winoay only, f -. - -hkhc, -jv a. as. Tralsi No. as tntrt Dallas dally. 1p m- T sv (Thia train cvnnerta at MoasaunU lor Air- Trstn No Tl. Imk Dallas, 4ally.T :. b br ooswHith. I p, at.; ar. JodrludeBV S ii nd cam. ratronlxe m t at o ret nnna Ef CnunHit!lls ...I I ..,!,..... .ill ..i....i . I IwWU O UUiauudllllU m....7s.i send In your order by either phone, In eatwl Ifcjnld sra r la rboooiat! , 0 Plro"I It . J Mutual UK; Bell 413, UiMkrKssrnastarsataba. UtoMl. ' 91 J. L. CAST IX. s tf . ATOTST BOWMAN". raoM atLit raiBi o as lare Alrlle. dally. a. a. as. (This train orsunei-ia WW. Trala . Ti Le., Airli. dai y . f m lTonaKsaih. i p. ,.; . l.d.J Tmlh So l. Vr-arrt ir;w u p aa st-iii. CO samples of Ladies' and Misses' Dress Skirts (val ues from $G to $8) December price $4.85 10, IS and 20 per cent discount on all our Ladles' and Misses' Dress Skirts " 10 to 20 per cent discount on all our Ladles' and Misses1 Tailor-made Suits, Cloaks and Furs. The entire stock of Children's Coats at Cost. Millinery at33jo- off. Big reduction on Ladies' and Misses' Coat Sweaters. 65o Ladies' Union Suits (Gray) Dec. price 43c 75 & 85c " " " " ' 630 $1.10 " " mm i . 78c $1.80 " " " " ' ' $ii8 Closing out at Cost all the Black Cat Ladies' and Misses Woolen Hoso. $1, 1.15 and 1.18 Ladies' Sample Waists, price 78c $1.38, 1.50, 1.C5 " " $1.18 All higher priced waists cut In proportion. 12jc Outing Flannel, this seasons, Dec. price 9c 50c Dress Goods, late novelties 42c 65o $1.00 $1.25 including blue and black 48c 82o 98c 23,5' discount on all Fancy and Figured Silks. To close out a lot of Kid Gloves, values to $1.50 85c Hundreds of good things are still to be had from our line of "Manufacturers' Sample Sale." Odds and ends in Shoes at almost your own price. AT OUR CLOTHING STORE We buy from the most reliable manufacturers and sell at moderate prices. Men's all-wool Suits and Overcoats from $7.50 to 12.50 Men's worsted " " $i2.50to20.00 H. S. & M. hand made ' " " $i5.00to25.00 Young Men's Suits from $5.00 to 1C.50 Children's " " $2.60to 7.50 The largest stock of Men's Women's and Children' Shoes in the county. Remember that every article sold at our store is guaranteed. If not right make it right. Before buying your Fall bill come in and get our prices. D. M. NAYBERGER Former Partner aud Successor to R. Jacobson & Co. McMmnville, Ore. we Order to Show Cause. In the County Court of the State ot Oregon for folk County. In the matter of the estate and guardianship of Ljle Ball, a minor, ln probate. It appesriiiK to this Court from the petition this day presented aud filed by Frank H. Kawk, the giiardinii of the person and estate of Ljle Hall, a minor, praying lor an order of sale of certain real eatate belonging to his said ward. An undivided one-third Interest ln and to that parcel of land described as beginning at a point au.as chains East from the Northwest cor ner of the "L" of the Donation Land Claim of Henry Marshall and wile. Notification No. lutio. Claim No. 69, in Township 8 South, Range & west of the Willamette Meridian, in Polk County, State of Oreiion, and running thence fcaat 6.75 chains; thence North 15.31 chains thence West 6.7S chains; and thence South l.i.ll chains to the place of beginning, containing 10 acres, more or leas. Also, sn undivided one-fifteenth Interest ln and to that parcel of laud described as begin ning at the .Southwest corner of the "L" of said Donation Land Claim aud running thence North ID S! chains to the Northwest corner of said "L;" thence Esst 1111.37 chains; thence South IS.32 chains to the Southeast corner of said claim ; and thence West Ml 37 chains to the less o,"""'s.vii.iuiiis; iw acreB, more or 1 hat It would be beneficial to said ward that such real estate should be sold; and It further appearing that Lloyd Ball, the brother of said ward, and Banna l.vnn hi. mi., .... of ,"' of said ward, and that neither of them reside, within the Stale of Oregon : On motion of Oscar Haytcr, E., attorney for aaid guardian, i. is hereby ordered that the nest of kin of Id ward, and all tjeraon. Iiummii .i said estate, appear before this Court ou Monday the fourth day ol January, 1I9, at ten o'clock a. iu., at the court room of this cnnn ,. s.J County Courthouse In the t Ity of Dallas. In Polk CountT. State of tlrevnn lh.n.nrf .1 show cause why a license should not be granted for the saleof such estate. Ana it is further ordered that . Af ,1.1. order be published at least three successive "Km? (be,orf dsy of hearing. In ,he folk tounty Otaserver. a newspaper circu- siid City of IsaWaa" ' P ,"d PUDllh,;,, latca .Novcmlrr 20, 1M. ED. F. COAD. County Judge. Clean, Fresh Groceries 1 We carry the Famous DIAMOND "W" brand of Extracts, Spices, Coffee, Tea and Canned Goods. Fresh Bread Every Day SIMONTON ( SCOTT dallas Notice ol Pinal Settlement. Notice is hereby given that the nnderslgned as Test."1"' ibt?2U'lZ0, Emily t-JreTan! lecease.1. naa Bird his anal va the t ounty loan of the mate of ire,,.n. (o, IV.lk loonty. and th., Thurrf.y. the Inn day he forenoo. of said day. at the Court rtwnf of the saidCountT lonrt in ih. r,.. tL. I ;nv-.;.:.''' . YOUR 4 I TEAS COFFEES SPICES mmm If L I f UI Tj 31 YOU'LL OPEN EYES wide when you see tbe kiotl of groo erles we aell. You'll be both mazed and delighted at the absence of all trashy or inferior qualities. TAKE OUR TEAS, COFFEES ASD SPICES for instance. Too wiu'flni them A "FLYER" IN CROCKERY SV. i-TrJTrU-irSJV" ,ri,V,o 'y bigh grade io everything ex r.rr. ,zbs -'d ' -nd'th. . . , scar mmn, AdminiMrstor of tbe ertau- of flat! a Plat,. At.o7.rOW""- ,,e-,, Iid aud ant publubed Xorember 10. lm. Notice U Creditors. . -- B1 aer r0 MOXMOI TB OXLT. Kodol Dyspepsia Curo OI9MU wKat mm ML . -' " .sill -a price, inat you will find dis tinctly low. Many sales to satisfied customers are the reward of oor moderation. Can we add you to the list? 1 E. BOYD & SON Phones: Bell 63. Mutual 314. 1. .k. .i . tn nrMi It Tea IB Hid VUlj W t J tAw.. cant afford to lose the chsnof. Oaf big stock was bought specially top the public an opportunity to secu CROCKERY AT BED BOCK PRICES Make list of what yoa can uf we will fill the bill and saveyos" jof money. j It's "up to you" and the quicker J boy the better. W. H. ROY Q CO. Dallas, Oregon KEIXEDrS UUATIYE HCKEY-TA3 TToasiT At UI B. F. JONES Office In Cooper Buildina. IXDETESDEXCE, . OREGON tti.ix rr at Law Walter L Tooze, Jr. OBos in Wilson BMr. DalXi . . Oit.K TTOSXrT At LAW J. L. Collins Main Street, Near DALLAS. - OK"1 D- M. HAYTER OtBca tnr WOmmt I ft DAIXA 0
