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About Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 26, 1909)
Polk County Observer PROTECTION OF STOCK George E. Chamberlain is elected United States democrat SenaW Representative Hawley Introduces Bill ALLGOOD te COLLINS LESSEES To Guard Against Infectious Diseases. 'a1 ", Publiihed Semi-Weekly at 11.50 per Year. Strictly In Advance. Entered an seeond-cla matter Maroh 1, l't", at the rxst office at ImUhi, Oregon, under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. DALLAS, OREGON, January X, 1909 The way to build up Dallas is to pat ronise Dallas people. If it be true- that the "trial of our faith worketb putience" those Kepnb licana in Oregon who hava ardently pinDed their faith on the political efficacy of the Statement, will have nix years' opportunity for patience to get in "her perfect work." If seiamic disturbances continue to occur as frequently and at such un expected places as they have during the past month, the airship companies which are rapidly springing into existence like mushrooms in all of the larger cities of the United States, should have little trouble in disposing of their stock. A state veterinarian at an annual salary of $2000 is provided for in a bill introduced by Representative ; Hawley. The purpose of the bill is to guard against and eradicate all dan gerous and infectious di-seases in cattle and other stock in the state, pro vide a method of controlling the treat-' I tnent and cure of these diseases and furnish penalties for the violation of , the law. It is provided toat the gov- j ernor shall appoint a state veterina- i rian, who shall be a graduate of a ; veterinary college and shall be recom- j mended to the governor by the slate ; board of health. The oflieial shall re- j ceive a salary oi fsyjn annually ana 1 1 traveling expenses not to exceed $1."'.I0. j He shall qualify with a bond of JlwO. If necessary for the transaction of I the business of the office or durincj epidemics or other unusual conditions making the work of the office heavy, j the state office may appoint a county j deputy, who shall receive not more i than $fi00 a year. Stock afflicted with ! dangerous or incurable diseases may be killed upon the order of the state i veterinarian. j The saleor transferor diseased -tvek . la punishable by a fine of from iv to j $500; failure to report diseased stock is punishable by a like fine, aiid vio lation of quarantine is also under a similar penalty. For the purposes of carrying out the provisions of the bill an appropri ation of 0000 is made for the two years, while it is provided that ?:i5"0 shall be appropriated annually after the expiration of two years, to main tain the office. Oregon Legislature requires hotels to use sheets 9 feet long and there are only 9 Jul lL. JLL jb. ti at the Dallas Mercantile Company's Store Proverb hath said that the "age of chivalry is past." N'ot so with some of the relics of barbarism, as one is forced with reluctance to believe, when in the dead of night, upon the streets of an up-to-date, twentieth century town, he hears the sounds of bucolic revelry which proclaim the presence of the younger citizenship indulging in the refined and delicate witticisms of the charivari. COURT HOUSE NOTES Items of Interest From the Records in the County Offices Briefly Told. The protests voiced by a certain number of legislators when they cast their votes for Chamberlain, failed utterly in their purpose if that pur pose was to gain either sympathy, justification or admiration. A man has come to a sorry pass when he cannot without a murmur, down the bitterest draught of his own brewing. Can it be possible that those gentlemen have become so weary of the turmoil of life in the polit ical arena that they crave a nice long vacation? PROBATE. Estate of Asbury Shultz, deceased ordered that an allowance of if 10 per month be made to the widow; ordered that administrator be authorized to sell one cow and set of carpenter tools belonging to estate. Estate of Andrew Monroe Miller, de ceased U. S. Grant appointed admin istrator. REAL ESTATE. John Prickettet ux to Michael Me- Cann, i) acres, t 'J s, r i w, lots in McCoy, fl,&oo. F S Strong to Stella Brown, land in Perrydale, $1,300. V W Chappell et ux to J H Batjley, SO acres, t 8 s, r 8 w, $10. Charlotte E Wells to Isabel Brown, land in Dallas, $300. P f tntlh .., .... , . C T... . . I A few specimens of the new design ,,7. V ' " UA l" v of $3 gold pieces fori have appeared ' ' 1 1 ' uW- in this city during the pat few days Ll1'1 '"'O" l,J u " Cumrmngs. and are exciting considerable cmi-.s- j n,UI 101 ln "i.lepeu.J.-nce, s.;oo. ity. Tlie edges are not milled Lilx-rty, j C II Way mi re et ttl to St-ii t Ur... u, the classic goddess wliuS"- faee has i land in P'-ri dale, 2. been familiar to us o, these many j Barker Pickens to Ili l'i. .;.-. 37 years, is replaced by the hear! of an ! acres, t 7 s, r 5 w, $10. ; J T Chamberlain to Sidney Tra.-k, lots in Falls City, $17. Sidney Trask it ux to W U McKown, lots in Falls City, $1. Mary O Morrow to S F C A W I'.y Co., ij acres, t 7 s, r 1 w, $i7o Henrietta Ward to Frank Ward, acre,, Dallas Fiuit Farms, $1. C I' and J P Iivinetn Juliu- i'.ii.u-, 1 io a res, t ;i s, r 1 an 1 i w. $i. Clarence M .-hnltz et ux to W W I Mitchell, tru-tee, in iie... t :t , r S w $1. Don't miss the opportunity offered at this sale when you can get $1.00 values for much less than 100 cents. Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats and everything found in a a good store at greatly reduced prices. Ladies' Misses and Children's Fall 1908 Coats, Rain Coats and Wraps offered at ONE-HALF price the last five days of this big sale. Old styles of Coats worth from $8 to $20 go in this sale at $1.15. No more to get old on us. Better than ever: We are now selling for the third time our Shoes, Hats and Ladies' Skirts at OneHalf Price This opportunity lasts only 5 days more so come early and get your choice of these bargains as Indian, full feathered jn all his glory, while the eat'le on the rever.-e side has moie of the aj pearanee of a meek and reverend turkey buzzard than the rampant bird he has supplanted. Of course we like 'em all when the pur chasing power is taken into consider ation, but if the new de-ign can lay rightful claim to being i-vnru .j.-ted along more arti'tic lines than the old. the average mar, will be b'.unrl to feel that tte-re i- something sadly "off" in the ae-;he'.ie side of hi- mal,e-up. fiercantile Co Butterand Cheese WISLZ TALKS BY M. D. ELLIS' TALKS BY Of f ICE If tie- t,.-t v ..-to taken at the council meeting la-t r ight ir.di' a'"- the atli t'l le of the i it, z.-r.-!.iip generally, Dal las '..-'l'1 war.1, t,, I, nd i-. f for tl",'"( t-j p if -ha-e tie- wa'ef (-y-tetn. In oM.er w.,id-. the in a j irity of the p.... pie felt that it is illhdvi- il,e fit this tun- a--,ii;e an nd :,ti- ntl birlef,, up.n 'h . f. r street ai.d K-A- r -rk whi' ti they have .ilrealy c ho n t'. l.-.r. Dallas has made -norrriou--Tides in its 'ev . ..int dur;r:g the pa-t year, thanks to the progre..lt,. ..,,r., r,f the ci'y council an 1 Ij the i.tAtal peiativ.- pint of i'b etJZr., I j In a -I'ion to C'.ntir.'ie ;- gr .. ttl ! i-!i-,nt the '' !i.;t a j. at. It .- f l;y. h . ,, i iV' -.t a t- ;.er v. r, ti..i', (r, U ,:e'. y a- .r a.:;ass a Itr'-r I, :.-u thai, t.v tii;.iyrs Cbt. c -LV .) !.'. h- nt Teacher's Examination. Notice i- her. by given that tie C .nut) Supeiii,te1d.-,,t,.n'..K c,llltj will hold tte- tegular examitiittioii .,: applicants f .r state and it.-y paper. at the Conrthou-e t D.ilia-. ,..j.,t,, as f. dlows : s : vi i: 1 in.. Commencing Ve,r,e.,hlv, Fel ruary lo, 1 j:, at : o'clock a. in. and con tinuing until Saturday, February 111, 1 ''.t, at 4 p. In. Wed iie-day pei, in a ,.(, ip, H ist .ry, Sp-lling, Physical (ieography. Head ing. P.-ychol. Py. Tli ii r-day Written A rlttimeti.;, The ory of Teaebing, lirnmmar, l! .ok-k-ii,g, l'h):e-. Civil ( oveti.ment. BOY, Found. On the streets of Dallas, a lady's neck fur. Owner can have same by calling at this office and paying for this notice. Cedar Posts. Good cedar posts for sale at 11 cents each. Also another car of extra Star A Star shingles. Soehren Ware Hot'sE. 7-24-tr Est ray Notice. Lost or strayeJ, black and red tao bound, female, average size. Missing since last February. Suitable reward for information. Ira C. Yoeom, Wil lamina, Oregon Wanted. Representatives in this vied n ity. mal- or female. Those willing "to hustle can earn from ilOO to $125 monthly. F.xperience not necessary. invented bv tie- drug -tore propriet rs i n,'"ra onnwestern specialty Co., for '.lie purp M(,f ili ii-ma huiiianitv : 501's"2 Board of Trade, Portland, 'odrii.k. 1 a-e, i'a what was nvant 1 "regon. l-22-2t by 'a butter-in' and he said it was a churn run by a dairv maid. I saw Wood For Sale. "una U uiig tte- butter-in aet. so I betfan churniiifcr out some wise re- r Pa say- a thermometer is a machine ' Mr. l-i-v: I D t'tii;; .1 Mr-. U.ii .1 -t. II.. hot: in Da.ia- f : a r 1 ,. . .- M; I ut Mi X'. Mr . ,-t - .1 ,-t r. ! .1 vi r Cle,,,, g at the arc Mrs. . 1 1 S'.n ,1 remain -it. Saturday !( itany. Plane (I (ieneral Historv. Fo 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. Liter-; your point of view. Humor is the I in your oiders by either phone. 'jKe-y.,u p.-t ,11 voirHr; nonsense Mutual ; Bell 443. , i- whut tb.. iiri .. j ..rr ...... ... . omKry, .l;," t, A. ' I 8 ALULST BOWMAX mai ks about th- n I of bosses hav- Itiff vaeat'otK "15 id, "voii are n t a I. .-- " I -,,n, "f 'H , not a real b 'Hj . I am a butu-r-ni bo " I w me pii ti 11 a a 1 in rv .. - ; a :j' bv tinning until Friday, l:- i".i, at p in. Wednesday IVt. man-hip, H !-tory, Orthography, lieudifu.'. Phy-ieal (ieograi hv. Thur-day Written Arithmetic. The ory or leaching, Oraminar, Phv-i-ol"gy. Friday (i.-ogrpby, S,h'-.i Law. CiviUi-Avrtmcct, Kr.gli,t, L;t-rrttre Yours triilv. H. C. MiYMitl l:. S. h - ! i ll" 1 ii tendent. P .:k C.iit.ti- A "real, liv." jack rabbit di-ilave,) "r,P "" 1 J:ii In cage in Bartihait X irait. I he t. . ftr- am- rd p i'le.J rh'j'lt dariidg" to th' lo- (K-ca-i' :. pruall l.ridg" ai d 1 ., slight. Harelv iiet..-t. bill coun'y w vetul 1 ,rj the Yamhill river . re which It mil m ik the trca-ury of th.i' 1 Wl'e.' i?i thf .:.") ia-t w- K sub- iom." any -n .its b: an 1 the de-tr e-.i n f oV.-i-, I,. I t.e In Yin-bti-l-s on 1 heavy .Hair, f. 1 riday-Phy-iology, ief.graphy. !tie didn't ( ornpo-ition. Algebra, Kngli-h ature. School Law. 1- what th- Birl g.- off. Sune butter has tail ow or wag it) grease In it Our oiiio i 1 i'Hi u"oi 10 grea-- anything . 01 viv 1 iui- j iiin your Hit. nor Ue,i. rat ions. .Made Commencing Wednesday February I '"T :"a'" "i"' 8 ',;l"h f Balt ,,h! ..,.. , . , , 3' r ,ru,r J no coloring or foreign sub,tanoe of 10, lje., at ' oohH'k a. m., and en- 1 an v kind Ki. h and sw.-t. i ist liico February 12. n'ir '''H re.im cbr-i.' from York State. ' I If you buy your butter and cheese Here you won t ! Ii-apfiintl. WILLIU y to r- p! i.-. BUSLNESS LOCALS. ; I -!-f e- !i' tin-lr th: hM-l ar i hr-l 1 - rtr ! 1 -i.t i--r -r-l t -i ii.-t-rtien . . 1 ; 1- r w..r-l r..r ti v mn t! r.-fu-r u... .f I --r t "TOi j m i itrtlo mcDl l" f"T .. u !, 1 - n'n -r - ill .rt F--f 0,-ln' t f f ' ii:.' f'. 1 . .'tt. !4: ' l.'H l ) eeMS ol Castle's The Grocery For You. Located one door south of the Dallas National Bank; carrying a complete line of fancy and staple groceries; affording rrompt, careful and cour teous service to all customers. When you are in Cable's store you can feel at home. If you are not able to come up town send in your order by either I non FOR COUGHS FOR THROAT ICING OF CURES THE WONDER WORKER 1 PR, FOR GOLDS Ann KING'S luncs EnJ 1M 1 FOR COUGHS A1MP COLDS PREVENTS PNEUMONIA I had the most debilitating cough a mortal was ever afflicted with, and my friends expected that when I left my bed it would surely be for my grave. Our doctor pronounced my case incurable, but thanks be to God, four bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery cured me so completely that I am all sound and well. MRS. EVA UNCAPHER, Grovertown, Ind. Price 50c and $1.00 ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED! Trial Bottle Frei ' " i SOLD AND GUARANTEED BY BELT & CHERRINGTON, Dallas, Oregon Notice For Publication. M tf iM-artTent of th Interior, I . !. l.mud i-ttiiv el F.-riiari't. on-eon. fc N'-vt-mtH-r i, l VMirf I hfrel.r rivn thai T Of 1 m. t ipfoD. who. 4III .IV'idr ! ne is i?ftiv to take care of it ' , 1 V, ,r "r Jr 1 i r.. 4. i.u r i butcher h. p, cTually ttie lft doubt that rimy have tQ he!r by me ibMit f r-1 i -nt tifunxMtt!! coocerninff th rapi.Ilv iTureaU)ff number of thoe nnitUH whu-h are btfnir found in thi virtniry. sme claimed that there wasn't a j-krab-bit this aide of the Ca'ad' ranc, b it tb loogleg'il. bDgeared -iitnn lo th butcher shop was capture only a little way out io the suburbs of tUis city. Durlogthe snow Morra a Iarg somber were shoe and trapped Dear here. I IW' at th ('ul uin ritik Vilo dy ar.d Sa?ur!ay d n;l.X to skate. T-i- 1 Notice to Creditor. !, W M., r... Mi i.-r 1-,i.t tt.t IV "1. t'-if th.-f 1 h It T.. .,fhrM j ,. rr' r t.. tt - ot ..t i-ngiwi at b. r- i. t ' i ut , f ( . Miat',la iniTH t.l I" ill M r'oiith trxm tr (rfi'ii n-i I l,BtT 1 i- f. .f i . w,r,j. tht i. 1 f..rn I w9- , 1 m st ri an -U-ri cnrtit r-m 1 la a-n. a vor t i . - 1 a- . s -r-1-. i l s --; ia-w ut it i i r'i an i rt.it r' l'ri "f i: '.' -tts-tiI m ,m ' rat jut. a. 1 u ai t! ,. i, n t lr.1 t : in it.- I: a: il i t t tun bL't. Ifac uut-t r i-r it Ili4VUU:.-M! J , ip-a ;i ii .. t 7 tr .ra bt .- t, g i: W. lh '. n rf, 1 -ml a-l - .! Laiaber. T traW f- r rxi o-ar or brae cr Uith. X. J. Harria. Dailaa. R. F. D. 1 22-tf agazine A STAR SERIAL BEGINS NOW Thnr it an article is this numbn- i;h a K jolt ink. DON'T MISS IT. Voo know woate of the Ounp Evtinoor't t dome. THIS IS ANOTHER. There a atorr by the " Pip It P.p " man that u one lorj ache of laaghser, and back of tbec apecial fcatiro a b. cae EruTaooTa MCA2Dt. W. R. ELLIS Dd W. H. RCT j " " intfiumn to mute Final Pt. ..f. to w.hns i iira t.i the Ui,.1 (Sore m Til.-"!. Ilorr K M. i.iith .Vtnnrv f Prt k on. .it it?n. ut fm ., tirvrnn on the lWh rty o! Mnrt h. t Uii mvx nne at witne"t p. Con- h-. of lr,. E. . Hln.liaw of !::. iir-.n: .F. Ti:i-unn.f li..,Onf "n.M A.i ut W o( fvi : tirwn Al..,tKNlN S. l.HF-SKR. Adminigtratrix Notice. oii- i. hrr'.r nv t0 wh U nT ton-e-m. tt.al Unr m Muriel 1 i"iTiwr!r. of oi a I i, ?nr. .l.-rM-.t. f,. Ut ( J mutt the t ftliDIT t'ourt -f l'0k I otlMT v..ti. hr Mia; ti,M in aaid ma'r at'i 1 ' "onn haai thmn fnriwir tiii or. m ;t.:. j.gqi.t i r.. at the Hon. . I .... ;. a in o! aat.t ditala hi. h tinw ,n ''" it ."'tt.na ifiTio. ii anT there ! !,e-t y notinei w mtir in m i oon at I ... in i onniv. an-1 r-rri the TTe .ut -t f lr,T it hare, tti M,i e-.T , .j ,,.4 t fn'l, an.) rna lTf ll liatr.:. rami ;h.rE.i and her boonV 1.-1 at P k Cm.ntT.trtnB. thi: cay o tHfva),ttFr. t T.L7. 4BFTH TOSFR, j A'1l?ia&iKTni of tr at of it.. F MW- Wt4. Kakis. A nor: -ara avit. LAUNDRY OR DOCTOR BILL? It's up to you. We will save that doctor bill for you if you will only let us. Husband don't you know that your wire is ruioicg her health and contracting for you a doctor bill by tryiDg to a few cents by doing your washing. If you love your wife ana home quit makiDg a slave of her and steaming up the wall B decorations of the liorue. We will do your washing at common sccse prices. Those curtains that have been a dust-trap all nm" mer we will wash and stretch for 50 cents a pair. Quilts, 25 Btl each ; blankets, Mc to 50c, We are here for business, give o trial. We will treat you square all the year round. Dallas Steam Laundry Phone, Mutual : DR. ELBERT E. FISHER Specialist la dUeases of the Eye. Ear, Nose, aod Throat Office, Rooms 1 t. Over Bush Bank SALFM . . . OREGON M. OLIVESMITH teacher of PIANO AND Will Ptn.Iin Room So. 2. DALLAS OKEG05 1 I
