Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, June 15, 1909, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPolk County Observe ALLGOOD & COLLINS LESSEES Published Semi-Weekly at 11.60 per Year. Strictly in Advance. Entered as second-clana matter Mamh 1 ion? at the post ottice at Dallaa, Oregon, under the Act of Congress ol March 8. 1879. DALLAS, OREGON, Juns IS, 1909 The way to build up Dallas ts to pat ronize Dallas people. THE INDIVIDUAL'S PART. An important part (more Important than many persons would imagine) is played for the success or failure of a big celebration, by the appearance of the streets and dwelling houses of a city on the day of the event. Hundreds of strangers are visiting the city on such an occasion, many of them for the first time, and the im WILL BE BIGGEST EVER Fourth of July Committees Lay Plans for Monster Two Days' Celebra tion in Dallas. The citizenship of Dallas, from the extreme of youth to the extreme of old age may now indulge In agreeable visions of two days of festivity the equal or which has not before been seen in this city, for the plans are outlined and from this date forth preparations will be rushed for the big celebration of the Polk County Pioneers' lieu n ion and the Fourth of July celebration, which is to held here on Friday and Saturday, July 2 and 3. Arrangements have already been made securing the grounds on Mill and onelton streets where the carni val was held last year and on the campus and grounds about Dallas college. At these places the attrac tions of the celebration will be gath ered. Saturday, the day of the celebration of the Fourth of J uly, will be opened with one of the grandest pageants that has ever been witnessed in Polk county. All of the lodges, business houses, social and fraternal organiza tions in Dallas will participate and an effort will be made to arrange for the entry of many floats representing the lodges and business houses of other important cities of the county. Liberal prizes are to be offered for the March 5 March 5 March 6 April 3 April 3 E. R. Turtle Lee Walton Louie Butler W. May Mr. Butler 1.90 1.70 1.50 1.50 1.50 By order of the County Court. (Seal) E. M. SMITH, 6-8-l8t County Clerk. BUSINESS LOCALS. Advertisements under this head are charged at the rate of 1 cent per word, first insertion ; W cent per word for each insertion thereafter; 30 Words Or less. SI ner month. N.i rlvr!ipmftnt inserted for less than 15 cents. Figures count as one word. For instance, the numeral combination "Si0" counts as one word. Two initials count as one word. For Instance, M. Jones" counts ss two words. The minimum charge is for 15 words: that is. an advertisement from 1 word U 1A wnnla iu counted as is words; an advertisement from II to 20 words, inclusive, is counted as 20 words irom n to s words, is counted as 26 words, etc, The figures following the alvertnumnt inrti. cate how long it is to run. and are not charred to the customer. For Instance, 3-31-21 indicates mat me auvercisement woa first published on March 31, and that it is to be inserted twice. The fiffures and letters 4-l-t.f 4ndi.Mt.A thut ti auverusement as nrst published April 1 an iiicti ii is ku ue run until tuft n ) nmnp nrnnre discontinued. TTORNBY AT LAW, Oscar Hayter, Upstair In Campbell building, Mill ML DALLAS, OREGON, Guardian's Notice. Notice iti hereby riven that the underoiiTtied has been duly-appointed by the County Court of Folk County, OreKon, guardian of the estate ot Mary nm nine Kiiower, an incompetent pel son and hris duly and reerularW uuulilied such. All persons havfnjr claim against mtid Mary K mi line Knower will present ihem to the unuerbigimu, auiy verineu aw oy law requireu JtiUMAo W. fKUP.K, (iuaruiau. Dreasion whinh thf.v will fnrm nf tha entertainment will be tinctured by the 1)684 floats entered and the effect of the appearance of the city as they see it, efforts of the various parties and or ganizations entering in the parade will be most elaborate and impressive. Mayor H. C. Eakin will preside over the celebration and Hon. C. N. Mo. in almost as great a measure as by tne merits of the program or the bril liancy of the parade. These latter ffiarnms In tha Fourth of Julv celebration whinh nii. i f Arthur will be the speaker of the day. hold this year will be attended to by The Declarat'n of Independence will the committees that have in chart? e read b? Mrs- J- F- Courier, of Falls the work of nreDarinc for it Nr. mix. City- Special musical features will Kivines need be felt in vln. nf h- add t0 tne interest of the procrram. experience and enthusiasm of the men Tbe famous "Plug Uglies" without in whose hands that work has been 086 Presence D0 celebration would placed, as to the merits and the sue- b complete will appear in the after- cess of the big entertainment which D direction of a compe- Dallas will offer her sister cities of wul , er ana wul aad tnelr merlT Men Wanted. To work in lumber yards. Willam ette Valley Lumber Company. 3t Money to Loan On farm security. Reasonable rates. Inquire W. L. Tooze, Jr., Atty. 5-ll-tf At Soehren's Warehouse. J ust received a carload of fine sand and a carload of cement. 4-6-tf Tires Set. While you wait at F. J. Wacner's implement Shop on Oak Street. 5-ll-tf making to the pleasures of the enter tainment. Sports of all kinds and fast baseball games each day will keep public inter- Polk and adjoining counties. wnetberor not the appearance of the city itself shall contribute to or detract from the success of thn rein. bration program which the committees eBl uou"aua"y c"ve. 10 the many will prepare and carry through. 10cal attracons will also be added depends largely udou the interest, nf the 8hows of Arnold's Carnival Com- the individual citizens of Dallaa Pany. Arrangements were cdmpleted upon the efforts they put forth to that with Mr- Arnold thia morning and his end. entire listof attractions will be brought Every citizen who takes enough t0 Uallas- reside the tent shows interest in the celebration to brighten which ne wil1 bring, two balloon as up and decorate bis residence for the oeD8ion8 a"d several other free out- occasion adds iust that mnnh tnwnrri door attractions will be given. its completeness and no festival can Eachevening brilliant electric ilium have a more appropriate setting than lDations w111 make bright the streets a city of residences properly decorated. for tbe thronga of merrymakers and 8uch a condition gives to the event danclDg and 8corea ot other amuse- a sense of perfection or balance that raenta wlu summon them out to enjoy will be Ions: remembered with nla. themselves. ure by all who attend It and will, for One of the finest features of all wil that .reason, work mightily for the be 'he displays of fireworks. Arrange beneflt of the city whose neonle are ments nave been made to secure a set far-sighted enoueh not to nun-lent nr ot tne famous Japanese day fireworks slight these apparently insignificant wnicn made such a hit at the Rose out really highly important details. carnival in Portland last week and If the slang phrase be permitted, it the8e will be set off during the after Is then most decidedlv "un to" th noon of tne Saturday celebration people or Dallas as individuals, if l""e la tne evening or the same day a they desire to add to the committees work, the one touch which will stamp ine coming celebration as perfect in every detail, to see to it that on the ourth of July they furnish the right serting every house properly deco rated and the entire city as beautiful and as neat as it can be. COURT HOUSE NOTES items of Interest From the Records hi the County Offices Briefly Told. PROBATE. Estate of Maud Loralne Muhlig et al, minors report of sale of real estate set for hearing of objections thereto, for June 28. Guardianship of Gladys E. Martin, a minor inventory and appraisement fl led and approved. Guardianship of Ray and Orville sevier, minors report of sale of rea estate approved : ordored that cuar dian execute deed for premises sold to purchaser. Estate of Nancy W. Harris, deceased petition to sell real estate set for hearing July 17 at 10 o'clock a. ra tiiauou to issue and to be served according to law. l-.state of Elizabeth M. Wright, de- oeaseu petition of J.T. Chamberlain administrator, to sell real estate, filed ana granted. Estate of George V. BUlines. do- ceased Inventory and appraisement men ana approved. COMMISSIONERS' COURT Ordered that the tax collector pro ceed on juiy 17 and from day to day luereatier, until completed, sell for oasn in band to tbe highest bidder all lands heretofoie bid in by Polk oouoty ior taxes, to whlen said county shall have acquired title, first giving notice s oy law required. REAL ESTATE. John McCready to John Olthoff. lot in Suver, $650. W A McLean et ux to Allen A Mc Lean. 10 acres, t 6 a, rS w, io. Kelt Anderson et ux to Lola M uocunsann, land In Dallaa, $i. Jacob Smith et ux to Carl Magginl ci n x, zj acres, t a, r 6 w, 17000. W L Gilson et ux to Elect ra Baa croft, 87 acres, 1 8 a, r w, $541. J H Holmarxt ux to Georg Scott, auu in uauas, f I4O0. Thomas J Ewlng et ux toLS Corup too, lot in Independence Fruit Farms. 1400. Willamette Valley Stock & Land Company to John Weinert, 640 acrea, 1 10a, rf w (rolx and Benton oountieal 19,?oa brilliant display of night fireworks will mark the close of what is to be the biggest and most complete two days' celebration that has ever been given in Dallas. For Sale. Team, harness, wagon, surrey, and single buggy. G. D. Treat, Falls City, Mutual phono 1316. . 3-19-tf Horse Wanted. 1600 to 1700 pounds; good sound horse, 6 to 9 years old to work single. wiuamette Valley Lumber Company, 6-4-4t Notice. Notice Is hereby given, that the iindersierned administrator ol the etate oi Surah M. liib- son, late ot folk county, Orefron, has tiled Ins tinal account hb such administrator and that the County Court of Polk County, has set the 19th day of June, 190!), as the time for hearing me objections tnereto. ah persons having any interest in the said estate, are requested to appear at the time above mentioned, at the usual piace oi noiaing court in the said County, and present their objections, if any JAMES 8IMONTON, Administrator of the estate of Sarah M. Uibson. Guardian's Notice. Notice is hereby Riven to whom It mav con cern, that the undersigned has this day beeu appointed guardian of the estate of A. J. Harris, an iiibane person, bv the HonnrahlM Court of Polk County, Oregon. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present thesameduly verified to the undersigned and all mrsoiis knowing tiiBm. selves indebted to said estate are hereby noti fied to moke immediate settlement with the undersigned or his attorneys. Ma... 'I tl.iai:,!. .. It.... in., fn.LU UVI1 V1UJ VI "V, IWJ. W. N. PUTNAM, Guardian of the estate of . . A- J- Harris, an insane person. Sibley & Eakin, Attorneys. Notice of Final Settlement. police is nereDV given inacLhpiinfiBraia,. a auiuiiiiuirairix 01 ne estate nf .inim i w it. ueeeuseu, lias nied her tinal account me touuiy court ot the Krala r.f Oregon for Polk County, and that lhursdav the 8th dav of Juiv. ikK). at. th 01 ten u ciocit in ine iorenoon of said day, at the ; ., ,," """' county court in the City of Dallas, Oregon, has been annoititeri l.v a.,l Court as the time and nine. fii he.,,,,, .r w viiv aaiu Jiuai HCUOUIH ailtf tile DcLiiriuriit uiereoi. -M ARANDA M. WHITE, Administratrix of the estate of John C. White HwvmiuI Oscar Hayter, Attorney. Dated and first published June 8, 1909. Notice of Final Settlement. Cook and Waitress Wanted. Woman cook and experienced girl waiuess. aieaay work if sat sfactnrv Inquire Bostwick's Cafe, Dallas, Ore Kn- 6-8-tf For. Sale. ci . oeverai cupboards, ibrarv taWa uisnes, rocKlng chairs, bookcase and otner furniture. C. A. Mock. Dalian 6-16-2t Cedar Posts. Good cedar posts for sale at 11 A each. Also another car of rtr Sfo- star shingles. Sorhren Ware. HOUSE. 7.0J.f Call For County Warrants. Notice is hereby given thatbv virtue of an order of the County Court, sit ting as a board of County Conimis alnnapa miwl.. . I . 1 . . s.uuuio, tuauD nuu euiereu or recora on the 5th day of June, 1909, If tbe follow ing county warrants, which have been issued more than seven years prior to the first day of July, 1909, are not pre sented ror payment within 60 duys irom tne nrst day of Julv. 1909. thev nuu eacu 01 tnem will be cancelled and payment thereof refused. Said list, showing their respective amounts, to whom Issued, and date of issuance, Is as follows: Datepflssu- To Whom Amount of drawn warrant Wanted. All kiuds of iron, rubber, brass. cupper, zmo and hides. Highest cauti prices paid, A. N. Halleck. Mon mouth, Oregon. 3-12-tf Oak Wanted. We will pay eight dollars ($8.00) per cord for good axe handle timber de livered at our factory in Dallas. Pacific Coast Handle & Mfg. Co. 6 20-9t ance 1893 October 5 1894 June 7 June 7 November 8 1896 January 9 1897 August 5 August 5 December 9 1898 January 7 March 10 June 23 July 7 July 7 December 7 December 7 December 8 1899 January 6 March 8 April C April S April S May I Mays Mays Mays June 7 une7 June 8 November 9 Am oa Savage $ 1.70 Mrs. Morton W. J. Mulkey Kelley & Roy 4.00 3.60 2.50 Tile For Sale. Am now ready to supply all sizes of nrsr-class drain tile from 3 to 8 inches inclusive. Located one mile north of Monmouth, on Dallas road. G, bhew, Bell phone lxl. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned. 1 administrator of the uttr.f uUH l- ucueascu, nas niea ms nnal account in the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Polk County, and that Saturday, the 19th day of June, 1909. at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the Court room of the jaid County Court in the City of Dallas, Oregon, has been appointed by said Court as the time and place or the hearing of objec tions to the said final account and the settlement til 61601 WILLIAM H. CONI.EE, Administrator of the estate of , . Mary E. Coulee, deceased. L. D. Brown. AtlnniBv ' Dated and first published May 18, 1909. iroA bt3-b 4r n mm mm b 3 mr & a-m mm mm m WZm I n ti I I ti if f 1 m ifi 11 11 1 1 11 fi ui 1 ulUIHv U 01 5 m : : r now. line of Colored and Tissue Prints. silk! new complete line ofMeTTO r- ei DALLAS MERCANTILE POLK COUNTY GO.I FARM FOR SALE Notice ol Final Settlement. Notice is herehv trtvpit that iha.nj..! , as administrator of the estate of George p Helbv' deceased, has Hied his final account Jii 7. . "u" 01 toe state of Oregon, lor 1?,$ S?JiPty'. lbHi s""fday. the 10th day of July, 1909, at the hour of 10 o'clock in , J 'orenoon or said day, at the Court room of the Said Countv Court in th t n-n " Oregon, has been appointed by said Court as the time and place for the hearing of objections to the fluid Hunt ..j ".u ' settlement thereof. wu... ... mc EUGENE MAVTER, Admlnistrntor of the estate of Oeorge P. Selby, deceased. Oscar Hayter, Attorney. Dated and firBt published June 11. 1909. Administrator's Notice. 6-1-lmo House for Rent. westoriJallasHospilal. Six room all modern. Furniture Including imuu, Bieei range, lawn swing, etc., iui naie. inquire Mrs. Jr. KeralnUo 6-15 tf J. W. Lansing 1.75 James Taggart H. S. Davidson E. M. Rawley J. S. Ronco Felix Wilcox L. Morris Wm, Bayne Kellle Riggs J. C. Fletcher J. C. Fletcher Walter Need ham M. H. Murphy O. E. Focht M. D. Ellis A. Vercler I. a Smith J. M. Campbell Dan Syron M. D. Ellis L. N. Woods J. M. Armstrong John Rhodes W. W. Treat Austin & West ern Co., Ltd l.on a 10 2.10 3.00 1.50 1.30 4.90 6.50 3.00 5.25 3. SO 9 80 3.00 5.4, 3.00 112.65 4 60 3.00 5.15 800 S to 320 1.00 For Sale. Twenty-five acres lylnu almost with. in the city limits of Falls City. Has uvmg water, about 1000 cords of wood in standing timber, land of excellent quality. Would make an ideal fruit rarm. 1 his bargain may be secured ror $900, part down and remainder on fair terms. Leave lnauIrieH r thi. ortlee. 4-lS-tf Wood For Sale. Do you need wood? In Drer.rin to place your orders remember that I am able to furnish you all kinds of slab wood from either of the Dallas sawmills at tbe best possible rt oeua in your orders by either phone Mutual 1196; Bell 443. 8-4 tf. AUGUST BOWMAN. .111t,'?,h"e7'yu,riTcn that the undersigned .dministrator of the mimani u..i 3.V wf?,' h!!' Hle.d flnal reP 1" ld matter" InV P lbT , j me state of Oregon . r mm aaiu court nas m Wednesday. June fith iw J.... "'. " in V,..... . "earing tne same. t,- 1 oojeciions tnereto, if an there be. are herebv notitiH rt Court at the County Court Room iu Dallas, Pol r; . la aate nd show cause if discharged. administrator Dated at Dallas, thia 17lh day of May, 1909 Robert 8teele, Administrator of the Sibley Eakli: Attlirues." M-acre snap on Dallas-Salem line, fine loca tion. See me about this; it will oav vou. la) acres 4 miles north of Dallas: 100 acres plow, small stream runs through place; fenced into 10 enclosures; can have running water in nearly all of them; good 7-room house, good bam, granary, milk bouse, all tine potato, clover or timothy laud, tine dairy ranch, a fine home. Price, 17600; one-half cash. 8 to 5 vears time at 7 per cent on balance. 20 acres 1 mile out of city, 10 acres 3-year-old cherry trees, mixed fruits for borne use, net tween rows with strawberriea, gooseberries and raspberries: lieat 5-rooui cottage, barn, well fenced, a hummer of a little place. Will be worth M0O In less than two years' time. How )000. Notice to Creditors. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned et? vd'! tpo.i,ntf!l dministrator of the Counti:on;ra Til County, and has onaliHeS " 'r ro1" All persons having claims against tha ui.l estate are npn.hv nm Kt . .. o,.r ii.v,. .rA" V 'HW "mee of Dated and first published June 8 1909 ANDREW H. HOLMES, Administrator of the estate of Oscar H.ytcr, 111? H"ne"' deceaaed' Guardian's Sale. 1900 Decembers T. Buford May 10 Oeorge E. Lewis May 10 Oeorge E. Lewis Juljl R. 8. Brown Julyt Bessie Keller Jo j 7 Margaret Kramer 1901 August 8 Jene Addia August 8 J. T. Wood Junes W. L, Wiloox JuoeS a F. Hall 1903 1.75 1.70 1.70 1.70 1.70i 2.30 1.70 1.10 1.60 (al 115 Notice is herrhv r .-.n .k. , ... . and in p,.r.oa.Ke of an orrtrr of the Countv Court of ih. u.-.- ' ; Kn entered of tmri in a.kl otirt oa th"I h 5.v of Nay. las..,,, tbemattw ol lh mi. " ?,!d ruardi.nship of 111. R. ,m, tdmf William., Mr K. U!I. j1T;S; hams and ki w r k . - r" um, .,hi uanlUnof tbe twraona nd ,.T -T "7 minor, to sell mtuih rr.1 property o, bir Ll..r.. .7 . '" "in, from and Citation. In the rnntii. Cmi.t rtf i o. fortheCouriiyofPoik. Ureson' In themiltfrnfthMi.i.ntv ... .. Citation. "-""uv, r.. narns. To Miriam Allen. Emma Hanna, Elizabeth R Ileiay, Mrs. Nona Rice, Kay Harris H. 8 Harris Emerson L. Harris llliA 11. , ...rrla- Putnam. gu.fdT.n , f J nT" f,T!;U"'nOtnaI,0. ,,,1 the "nVnown hei?; of Nancy v. Harris, deceased, Creeling- In the name of the state of Oregon. Yon are hereby c led and naiH . ,.oa "re County Court f the" Bute of ( S " 2! '. K"ik. tou.t Roomerf ., una. 111 tne county of Po k, Htate of or elotk tn the iirrnimn nl IK., jj VT' 'V "". if any. whr the followlni aeacntten real premiipc ihonlH dlM- (Vtlirsf ni a.ltni..l.... . T"u ,n linnin. .1 th. ,7. . -" "'": in T. ) 8 R. . of the Will Mer in P,.lt Coonty .Oregon, .nd mnnlng tbenS "iiont i rodt., theere K 190 rrt. :? rods, thennr. UM, ion i . '.7. "I" "W nln, . .u. plsrc , beg!,,. Witnesa: Th ttnn VA v r . . . Connty conn of VheStaM otor ie 'onoty of Polk with the tl ol Mid Court am.ed;. thia 11. h day of June A. D lT (Seal) Attest: . M. SMITH. Clerk. Summona, after Saturday, the mh day of low. Isi?" ,'b, taw oflice .4 r.r Hayter. m im ! ,' ,,. ?5 on d.y In .rd.BSth 2,d TOt.jert l4ooonrni.tl..by Mrd oum. '": OBdividrd v: lita a. .i .... tain parcel of land la Polk toanir Sute rfw i KnaBln al tK v,.. . n,n tbee trota 2' rbaine: tbenee m m ebain.: Ibenee Nortk 25 at ehaine; tbenee TLi . rh.tn. ibeaxv Soatb M aWma KeatTa. ehelrn te the Nonli bosnderr line f ,..,1 aJT UJ r.d tbere .M rha.n. t. th7rf laed tt.ts im day of v'ar.M .KTlS f ILUK, t.nr4i of tbe petwes and aiai,g m4 tbe above aaaaed aalsorm Oarar Bailee. Atteraey. oik Coonty. IVpartmeut No. 2. r l.'ra A. thMMM. . i . . dtJnc .bovn.med 1b the Name of the Sute of Oreeoa. Yoa are pleint tied aramn yon Id the .ta.ve-entitied r. ort and euit wnhlo mi .eeks IroaTthe im Oa or before the lb da, ol Jur,,. "J'J, preyed tor ia mM eoatplain". "it TnlTtS mamermtr-tBn..od heretofore eiiiibj I between Nalntirr and . uiiiuliMl anrf M . . -i . .. . . forever atatev t nenoweth. Mr.or rfct drea of ntaimi lull .'...l.nl - . . , - , , - i ' 'i.i equitable Coad.tonnlv iedee of In k ,m, OMaaa' '.TJ'ri:? v. zrz Z, eerve-i an-a voa bv tte rnieuoa pM.lwbed la aaid t ibtv 4 folk J e tret aabiKsKMa et u.at eaaaaeea a, law. wab itrrri attaraet lot riauut. 77 acres of as fine fruit or grain land al there is in Oregon, with good buildings; GO acres plow land. Only 75 per acre. Small tracts near and adjoining city. Agent for city lota in Ellis addition, Oaks and Levens Third Addition near Sodaworka. Also some choice lots closer in. See me for residence property. 94 acres of fine, level, black bottom land : S miles of Dallus; large 2-story house, good, large uarn ; on motor line between Dallaa. Monmouth and Independence, all good towns, creameries at each, (wo have canneries; level gravel road to all main towns in county. Come quick if you want this place at 7000. 57 acres within 4 miles of Dallas, baa a brand new 9-rooin house, large porch on two sides and back, built on a beautiful knoll, well finished and painted, very attractive; fine large new barn, well painted, 32 acres of rich black bottom land under plow; 25 acres of fine upland, lies nicely, 6 or 6 acres of It under plow, balance young oak timber, easily cleared, the upland is fine orchard land. A beautiful home for onlv euuu. w acres near Pedee store, school and nost ottice; 5 miles of Airlle; has large 6-room house. cost 1000; 2 barns, a'i acres of fine deep red up- utuu uimer piow, su acres due young nr timber i gooa aman orchards; balance pasture. Thia is a good little farm and Is a mm at iwvn roaaeasion given first of next October. 80 acres of fine fruit laud only U mllea from Monmouth: has a good 4-room house, barn, la- acre orchard, 10 acres Italian prunes, 2 appl rrune aryer on place; 20 acres plow land. 40 acrea umber. The orchard on this place will pay from 11000 to l2uo per year, which la 10 per cent onsiu.tMi. price l,OU0. 138 acres due dairy farm land In the heart of tne very best and prettiest part of the Willamette valley. Level hard roads to Dallaa. Monmouth. Independence and Rickresll, which have can- neriea, creameries, etc.; only t miles of Dallaa: acrea timber, balance all fine, level, black, free soil, none better. Dallas-Salem Electric will paas through place. Will be laying rails in S months and road will be completed in 10 months, fine honae, large barn. If you want a snap buy this for it will be in the market at 1200 per acre in 10 acre tracts inside of on year. rnce viu.uuu. 190 acrea 3 miles of Dallas, $7500. 230 acres inllea Northwest of Dallaa the iou naner place fio or 60 acrea plow land Dunaauca irult, una spring water. Una aoil uuuee auu nam, renew ; luu acrea flue saw tim ber that il worth price ot place. Price, ttouo 2000 cash, terms to salt on balance. - 67 acrea 4 mile Northwest of Dallaa, 26 plow iana, gooa small buildings, good fence, abun dance fruit, fine aoft water, on phone Una, I mue oi acoooi. rnce, only f 1300. S8 acrea -4 mile of Dallaa, 60 acre plow land. two e-room nouee, z good bams, I good poultry honsee with scratch sbeda, cool bouse, concrete Boor, Una water, running spring water through place, abundance frail and berries, well fenced, fine aoil, phone, 1 mile of school, a tn Clare to live. Only K700. i all 40 acres-3 miles Falls City, S miles Dallas, main roaa, i mile Bridgeport station, school and church, 6-room house, barn, small orchard commencing to bear, S acres hops, 28 acres plow iana, acres timber, balance open laud, good aoil. Only (20.W, w acrea i miles of Dallas on Salt Creek road; has line large new dwelling, good new oarn, chicken-house and other outbuildings, 1600 Italian prune trees, loo applet, so cherries. 30 peach, some pears, 800 gooseberries, 2000 raso berries, aior 28 walnuts, all flue fruit land, dallv man ana pnone. Price, far). 40 acres 2 miles of Dallas, all good fruit or grain land, on county road, timber will nnv for clearing; some cleared now. Price, 11100. 88.86 acres 214 miles of Dallas, all lies fine, acres cleared, balance in virgin forest and has enougn cordwood, saw oak and hardwood handle timber on it to pay the price twice over bran new dwelling, good new barn, henhouse, fine wells with pumps, a flue home, all tine soil 'rice, 13600. 67 acre hill farm only 4 miles of Dallaa. on a gooa road, one mile of school, rural uhone. ciose neignbors, 26 acres plow land now in crop, pari 01 wnicn goes with place, fine vouna orcnara or apples, pears, prunes, cherries, etc, rine well water at house; very shallow well a barn; fine spring water In pasture in three dif ferent places, very good small bouse of 8 rooms below, could be two rooms above: very a-ood oarn, good fences, 1000 cords wood on place (standing timber) Hr and oak, a fine place for fruit, poultry and cows as -veil as goats. If you will come quick I can sell you this Place at 70 acres not very far from a hove Dlace. haa an old house of three rooms, one good barn, some bearing fruit, springs and well on place. 26 acres standing oak timber, would cut at least 760 cords of wood, all under a good fence, about 15 acrea under plow, at least 16 acrea more that stumps are well rotted on that could be put under plow without much work, lies rolling but plow land would all lay well to farm, one mile to school, 4 miles of Dallaa. Will put In 30 head of Angora goats and two nice heifers all for uuu 11 sold within a very short time. Price is subject to raise after a short time, thia and above place are both great bargains, they are actually worth J2000 each. Ill 1-12 acres of as fine fruit or walnnt land as tnere la In the State of Oreeon. all lava fl Just th right elevation, not too high up and at " une iar enough, 100 acrea ready for the piow, aoout 10 or 11 acres In oak timber, would make one of the finest frnitand nuttracta in the state, 2 1-2 miles of Monmouth, 6 miles of valuta, s mllea of Independence, 11 good towns 11 it is a good orchard land yon want thia will suit yon, no bulldlngs to amount to mnch, but the land is all right and the location la all right thia place would make 2 fine fruit farms, will cut In two at same price. 160 per acre: SIOOO cash, time to suit on balance. 200 acrea of fine land right at Teata Station on the Salem, Kalis City Western Kallroad: 150 acre of plow land, about 15 acres of fir and oak Umber, balance open land in pasture, all good solL Tbe plow land is all nearly level Place naa two small streams running through It, sev eral large springs, water from one could be pip ed to honae and barn with fine lot of fall for ".erworks, no finer water in tbe state. There a. :e four passenger trains a day by rail each way over the road beidee tbe freight train. at Place, anibblnr Ikm1 a-ar. uen irnca and everything a fanner ha to aell Into the logging camps, this Is an ideal place for nairy rancn, nne barn on place, small house, new sawmill building and or small mill houses, all new, aba nd a nee frniL rnral rih, ne and long distance, daily mall, t mllea Dallaa over rock road, ( miles from Tall City, If aold im price iu,uuu. Fine farm of 240 acrea 1 1-2 mllea of IndeDend- f""5' merel bl.ck land, all open efeared plow land, and one of the 8 neat natural dairy and j hay ranches in the valley, clo h water transportation, if sold before hirta! of crop goes to buyer, this ! . h.,w ",. ' and isagrcat bargain st the prl,Mll WOper acre; land I. elllne.ll smaller tracts at from (90 to f 125 per sen, U, f "iu on una piaoe. Om-Uib terms to suit on balance. 117 acres of fine fruit or (rain Un4,stmv, Frost Line, ideal walnut land, so ,.L cultivation, lays fine to work, hu baw, rooms, barn, abundance nf fruit aad tern mostly red loose mellow land, aetalilijiu place, on good road, phone line. Tbkpfcttk bargain at only f;iffio: 11750 ca,,.,,llnhJ time on balance at 1 per cent Intern! ion to be given October 1, place l rental at "Mistletoe Farm" one of thebaiidiomMin farms In the Willamette Valley oomiilioiil) 1-2 acres and located only 4 mllea Irom Dili over a beautiful drive, nice grided robot hard all winter; this tine little farm hu Has 40 acros of plow lanri, 32 of which ii deep Hal bottom land and the balance loir tpludWi i adapted to fruit, grain nuts or berrlea,6rKia daily mail, rural and long distance phim, half mile of two stations on Salem, lilliflt Western R. R. which will connect loufilk trains in Valley running north and Kill. 1 line large com modloua farm honae bolllUa son containing 9 large rooms, hooi)ls ed and finished, porch around tbreefloaoIBi beautiful view of valley and lurroniidut country, large new barn, all fine nil, u lA gravel or white land on place, podiivtlra presented, if you trant s hummer of little fan. one that will suit yourself, your wife and is whole family and one that 11 Croatia sW comequlckand buy tliia place, owner aulw eats in Eastern Oregon that demindibi h medlate attention and has put the aria am to bed rock In order to make s quick ale. It first come the first served, only fISOO. Fine well improved farm coneiitia; al 9 acres located within two mllea of rerrrdiks good county road, daily mail niral led tag distance phone, all fine land entirety hetfra rock, gravel or white land, all nlcefreeitiia place has a large two story frame bona, "I built, house is plumbed with bottndcoldw bath and other conveniences, food llaaW large new barn, good large grMarj.laeiss a very healthy place to live; HOacrei al t plow land, the land all leys tine to tn a not under plow Is just as good asanjol B is covered with oak timber at fitmta mt and the balance in oak stumpage: Ui i aood market at R. B. station for all WKs! good profit; the crop goes witk tla rJaa 16000, 13.300 cash, 5 years time at 4 pKcemiiirf est on balance If desired. 88 acre farm 3 miles of Dallss over a Bt" 3-4 mile from elation on Daiera,"""' Western B. R., large commoillotie dmiia' painted and papered, good bars aw buildings, abundance fruit, nne " " school, daily mail, rnral and km " nhnna ood team. 2 tood OOWI, JOn 1" stock, 25 goats, 14 hogs, chickens, war nees. new top buggy, plow, drag, '""-' farm tools and Implements, crop ate per acre. 100 acre farm within S 1-3 miles of ft over a good road, this is a Hoe tract 1 will have to be seen to be appealed. 20 acres of fine black bottom land. Of -- ..h .Inna tbl CraMr water ever, fl ne spring at bouse sad asaJi running through place, good aoaae rooms, barn, plenty fruit, , wood Umber, no rock, wnite place, all good free Mil. " .nata fruit etc. Price oniyazmu. 223 acres of all fine black land wUW i of Rickreall or Derry8ta.eaa. , K. of I ellaa. nearly all ander r'. acre Umber and brush la paswra, - ..... u.j .oral boildinrasod lea"' 1 10,000, cash', terms oa balaece. H. G. Campbell Dallas, Ore. The Attobset t law L. D. BROWN Abstracts promptly made. Koury Public, Collertloot Mill St. Down Btalra. Dallaa. Ore TTOaWBTi AT I AW. PlBLKT A EaKIH, Ttm emir rdlataa. aw. of Abetrmcta la Polk coanty . OfBcw aa Crt M. DAliAS. OMOOH A WORD OF WARNING Jut receotly a eltizao of Patterson. New Jersey, contract rosy by wearing clothing that was sprinkled through a man's mouth la a Chinese laundry. Dr. gpaulding tn ,rL, tbe department of coDUgeous diseases of Chicago method of doing up clothes In Chlnoss laundries Is d&E, and ought to be prohibited by law." Phons us and oar will call at your door. We want your bundle, largs or Towr line will last longer when laundered by one how. Special attention given to shirts, collars and cuff- Dallas Steam Laundry Fhone. Kt 157