Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, June 25, 1909, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPolk County Observer ALLGOOD & COLLINS LESSEES Published Semi-Weekly at 11.60 per Year. Strictly in Advance. Entered aa second-class matter March 1. 1907. at the poet office at Dallaa, Oregon, under the Act of congress oi Marcn a, 1S7. DALLAS, OREGON, JtJNI 25, 1909 The way to build up Dallas is to pat ronist Dallas people. GIVE FINE RECITAL Entertainments By Miss Smith's Music Pupils Attract Appreciative Audiences. COURT HOUSE NOTES THE HANDLING OF FRUIT. Several boxes of strawberries packed bytbe Salem Fruit Union were dis played in a local grocery store a few days ago. The fruit was of excellent quality, carefully packed, and pre sented a beautiful appearance. An attractive label on the box noted that it contained the "famous Willamette Valley strawberries" and stencilled on tbe corner of the box was the name and address of the grower a Polk county man by the way. Taken all round, tbe display of fruit was fully equal to the best of the world famous Hood River variety. Aside from the mere beauty of tbe well packed crates of berries, there was in the display a more important significance. The Willamette Valley has learned the secret of tbe celebrated Eastern Oregon fruits and has adopted at last tbe method which will win for tbe products of Its own farms tbe equal recognition which is most undlsputably deserved. It is not that the fruit has been sud denly Improved iu quality, but that Willamette Valley growers are learn ing the art of handling and packing it so as to set it off to the best advan tage, to make it safer and more con venieot to ship and surer of reaching Eastern markets in good condition Farmers and fruit raisers of Polk and Marlon counties will gain incal culable benefit from tbe work of the Fruit Union which, as one of the pio neers in the movement to put Willam ette Valley fruit to the front, natur ally gives precedence to the territory from which it draws Its supply of fruit and that territory lies mainly iu Polk and Marion counties. Tbe annual recital by the music pupils of Miss Olive Smith closed most successfully Tuesday night. The program consisted of well rendered duetts and solos by tbe advanced students, Misses Minnie Clow, Hazel Lorence and Georgia Martin. Tbe Presbyterian Church, where the recitals were held, was well filled on both nights by a highly appreciative audience, and the merits of the two entertainments made the encourage ment given theyoung performers well deserved. Those taking part in the program given Monday night were: Norma Holman, Ruth Miller, Ruth Shav, Helen, Lucile and Gladys Loughary, Mabel Grant, Kathryn Fox, Kenneth and Beatrice Backmann, Edgar Win ter, flallie Smith, Hattie Smith, Xorval Gates, Oda Blodgett. Edith Griffith, Roberta Ballard, Margery Holman, Pearl Smith, Esther Gates, Pauline Coad and Miriam Hart. Items of Interest From the Records in the County Offices Briefly Told. PROBATE. Estate of Richard Enes, deceased final account set for bearing August 2, at 1 o'clock p. m. Estate of Oliver S. Plokens, de ceased report of real estate set for hearing July 10, at 10 o'clock a. m. REAL ESTATE. W L Gilson to Joseph Florla, Jr., 5 acres, t 8 s, r6 w, $100. S M Fuller and hd to John F Smith, 28 acres, t 8 s, r 5 w, $1,400. I Ruby Adams and hd to George Giers, lots in Independence, $2,100. S Wanted. All kinds of iron, rubber, brass, copper, zino and hides. Highest cash prices paid, mouth, Oregon. A. N. Halleck.Mon 3-12-tf Cedar Posts. Good cedarpostsfor sale at llj cents each. Also another oar or extra acar A Star shlntrles. SoKHBEN WARE- HOUSE. 7-24-tf Notice of Change. I will have my stock of confection ery goods and tobaccos transferred to my new store In the room adjoining the Dallas National Bank, by the first of next week and will be ready to accommodate my many customers in newly equipped quarters and in the best possible manner at the time of the big Fourth of July celebration next week. H. A. Webster. Dallas will have no opposition in this locality when it celebrates the Fourth of July next week and every one will make an earnest effort to give tbe many visitors who will come from neighboring places an entertainment worthy of this city, as one of the most progressive and wide awake on the West Side. Ballston is building a new school house, a new scboolhouse is being built at Brush College, Dallas will spend several thousand dollars on a fine new building this summer and in from six to eight of the smaller rural districts plans are being laid for securing new and modernly equipped schoolroom. The record last year was ton new buildings erected In Polk county and there is every indication that the present summer will equal if not surpass tbe record of tbe past sea son. Activity of this sort is highly to be commended and speaks well for ! W'H visit the A-Y-P Exposition in the progressive spirit of the citizens j Seattle before returning to their home of Polk county. In the East, Dallas-Portland Train Delayed. The evening train from Portland to Dallas was nearly an hour late Tues day on account of a culvert blasted out in the work on the Beaverton cut off. The section gang had not been advised of the change of schedule which went into effect on that day and both trains were delayed for a time by the work on the track at that point. D. P. Stouffer was a visitor in Port land, Wednesday. H. C. Fox, of Rickreall, was a vis itor in Dallas, Friday. -Miss Elsie Ray went to Eugene, Wednesday morning, for a visit. P. M. Churchman, of Sheridan, is visiting his daughters, Mrs. A. S. Campbell and Mrs. C. S. Graves. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Stafford and baby, of Portland, are visiting at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Pillar. Mrs. John Mitchell Is a delegate from Mistletoe Circle to the Women of Woodcraft Convention in Portland this week. Mrs. F. H. Morrison announces the regular June meeting of the H. H. C. to be held at the Methodist Church, Monday night, June 28. C. L. Crider has installed a sprink ling machine in bis store which does excellent work in keeping the displays of fresh vegetables In good condition. The Dallas Free Library will be closed on July 2 and 3, the two days of the celebration, and no books will be j received or loaned. The reading room will however, remain open for all cimers. Tbe Children's Day Exercises will be held at the Methodist Church, Sun day night, an excellent program by the members of the Sunday school having been prepared for the occasion. All are cordially invited to attend. Allen and Darwin Dunkelberger, of Reading, Pennsylvania, arrived in Dallas, Tuesday night, for a two weeks' visit with their brothers, Her bert and Blair Dunkelberger. They New College Catalogue Issued. The catalogues for Dallas College for the year 1909-10 have just been completed at the Observer office. The personnel of the faculty for the coming year as given In the catalogue, Is es pecially noteworthy many very mater ial changes in the teaching force hav ing been made. Dr. C. A. Mock will be replaced in the departments of Greek and Latin by Miss Hattie Teats, a for mer graduate of the institution, Rev. A. A. Winter will have the department of Hebrew, Philosophy and English Bible and C. L. Winter will hold the chair of sciences. F. E. Fisher will retire from the faculty but his suc cessor has not been definitely chosen. Mrs. Brown Entertains. Mrs. L. u. Brown entertained a number of friends at her home Tues day afternoon with a pleasant 500 party. The afternoon was most enjoy ably spent and delicious refreshments were served. The prize for the high est score was one by Mrs. L. Gerlin- ger, Jr. Those present were: Mrs. L. D. Brown, Mrs. J. H. Hollister, Mrs. L. Gerlinger, Jr., Mrs. Arthur Phelps, Mrs. S. B. Taylor, Mrs. S. T. Donohoe, Mrs. E. Jacobson and Mrs. R. L. Chapman. Miss Lauretta Conn, of Lewisville, was married at that place Sunday, to Mr. Charles P. Bratt, of Bennett, Nebraska, the Rev. S. M. Wood, of Corvallis, performing the ceremony. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Conn, who are out from Nebraska on a visit with their son, George, near Lewisville. Mr. and Mrs. Bratt left Sunday for their future home in Bennett, Nebraska. Notice to Bidders. Notice is hereby given that bids will be received up to 9 o'clock a. m. on June 29tb to be filed with the County Clerk for quarrying, crushing and hauling rock on the County road known as the Gutbrle Road ; the rock to be taken from what is known as the Farley farm. Bids will be received for quarryiug, crushing and hauling and as well for quarrying and crush- ng alone and also for hauling the rock alone. The County Court reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Specifications will be on file with the County Clerk on or before June 2Gth, 1909, and bids to be opened at 9 o'clock a. ra , June 29th, 1909. By Order of the County Court. (Seal) E. M. SMITH, County Clerk Tile For Sale. Am now ready to supply all sizes of flrsf-class drain tile from 3 to 8 inches, inclusive. Located one mile nortn or Mnnmnnth. on Dallas road. O. F. Shew, Bell phone lxl. 6-1-lmo Notice. The dining room of the Welcome Home boarding house has been moved to the room on Main stieet adjoining Henline's confectionery store and meals will be served to all comers. Mrs. Julia Miller, proprietor. 6-22-4t Notice. Notice Is hereby given that we have dissolved our business partnership In the Dallas Hotel. All persons having accounts with the firm are requested to call upon Attorney L. D.Brown and effect a settlement at earliest con venience. Chlpman & Farmer, Dal las Hotel, Dallas, Oregon. 6-22-2t For Sale. Twenty-five acres lying almost with in the city limits of Falls City. Has living water, about 1000 cords of wood in standing timber, land of oxcellent quality. Would make an ideal fruit farm. This bargain may be secured for $900, part down and remainder on fair terms. Leave inquiries at this office. 4-13-tf Wood For Sale. Do 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. Send in your orders by either phone. Mutual 1196 ; Bell 443. 8-4-tf. AUGUST BOWMAN. EVERYBODY'S the big, strong Mag azine for red-blooded men and women. JULY OUT TO-DAY FOR SALE BY W. R. ELLIS and W. H. ROY BUSINESS LOCALS. Young Men's Clothes Edcrheimcr, Stein & Co., Makera YOU young fellows must depend on this store for your style ideas same as your books for a knowledge of history, or daily paper for the news. MarrcloM Wow raiy it coin witls tkeeo Eder kmwmm r-Sun Mite, Tfcry Ve ftte product of specie bete mi tW Yean Mtm t fieU: mto eathentx mmd 4eeeV- M that occt. Wo'ro etowisur tins stew Foil ayUe tko mw saveeVse, ia oil eases for Ye- Mn, The BEE HIVE STORE DALLAS, OREGON Advertisements under this head re charged at the rate of 1 cent per word, rim insertion; U pent per word for each insertion thereafter; 3U wonts or less, It per month. No advertisement Inserted for less ttian 15 cents. Figures count aa one word. For instance, the numeral combination "fi0" counts as one wcni. Two initials count an one word. For Instance, ".I. M. Jones" counts as two words. The minimum charge Is for 15 words: thot is. an advertisement from 1 word to 15 words is counted as Ifi words; an advertisement from 16 to 20 words, lucluaive. ia counted as 20 words from 21 to Al words, ia counted as 25 words, etc. The figures following the advertisement indi rate how long it is to run. and are not charged to the customer. For Instance, 3-31-2t indicates that the advertisement was nrst published on March 31, and that it is to be Inserted twice. The figures and letters 4-1-tf indicate that the advertisement waa first published Anril 1 and that it is to be run until the customer orders it discontinued.) At Soehren's Warehouse. Just received a carload of fine sand and a carload of cement. 4-6-tf Money to Loan On farm security. Reasonable rates. Inquire W. L. Tooze, Jr., Atty. 5-11-tf Tires Set. While you wait at F. J. Wagner's Implement Shop on Oak Street 5-11-tf For Sale. A span of driving ponies. Weight about 800 pounds. Inquire at Fuller's barn. 6-23-31 Pasture For Rent. Plenty of room, shade and water. Fine place for horses. Charles Black, Dallas. 6-25-2t For Sale. Fine registered Jersey bull. 3 years old. O.'E. Dennis. Mutual phone Black SIS. 6-1S 3t For Sate. Team, harness, wagon, surrey, and single buggy. O. D. Treat, Falls City, Mutual phone 1316. 3-19-tf Wanted. Oirl to do general housework. Ap ply by Mutual telephone to Mrs. W. T. Crier, Falls City. Oregon. 6-S5-St For Sale Fvaitnre. Oo account of going Fast, I desire to or II at oner, complete furnishings tar Ave rooms. Hardwood furniture, floe carpets, rugs, eta, Inquire Leo Brack ner. 15-tt BR. A SIC Bred for style and action. The newly imported Ger man Coach Stallion Brasig will be in Dallas Friday and Saturday each week. McCoy Coach Horse Co. SFfOllPTIH (fillF Illi"? 8 a big time anfflr NpfpSKA for the celebrattaji SS mOfAe,ihWWC rancy (W-ii.. l Silk Mullsyj Tissue Prints. LINENSin WhitejndSfa SILK Rrirroa Miwn CI a- r Jap and China Silkand! Swell line of Kid andffliin new complete line of MellTG one of our nobby suitsloTtfnjp DALLAS MERCANTILE CO, 0LK COUNTY FARMS FOR SALE Guardian's Notice. Notice is herebv riven that the linripraiarnfwl has been duly appointed by the County Court of Folk County, Oregon, guardian of the estate oi Aiary r-miune unower, an incompetent per son and haa dulv and ree-ularlv tiimliflwl hi such. All nersons havlne- claims aetiinst anid Mary Emihne Knower will present them to the uuuersiguea, uuiy vermeil as Dy law required. Uuardian, Notice of Final Settlement. Notice is hereby eiven that the liiiderali-ned as administrator of the estate of George P. Selhy, deceased, has tiled his final acouunt in the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Polk County, and that Saturday, the loch day of rfuij,, is., , me uour oi iu n ciock in the forenoon of aaid day, at the Court room of the said County Court in the City oi Dallas, Oregon, has been appointed by aaid Court as the time and place for the hearing of objections to the said final account and the aemeuieui tnereoi. Et'CiEKE MAYTER, Administrator of the estate of George P. Selby, deceased. Oscar Hayter, Attorney. Dated and first published June 11, M Notice to Creditors. Notice is hereby riven that the undersigned bas been dulv anbointcd atlminliitrata. nf ih. estate of Volney E. Holmes, deceased, by the ..until? tuuri in me omie 01 uregon, lor folk County, snd has qualified. All persons having claims aeslnat tha aaid estate are herebv noli fie. I to nreaent tha Mm duly verified, together with the proper vouchers inereior, to me unaersignea at tne law ortice of uacar ttayter id the Cltv of Da la a. in niri County of Polk, within six months from tbe date of this notice. Dated and first published Jane 8, 1909. ANDREW H. HOLMES, Administrator of tbe estate of Volney E. Holmes, deceased. Oecar Barter, Attorney. Citation. In tbe Coilntv Conrt of th Rtt nf fwn tor the County of Polk. ' In thematteroftrieatatof Kane W n.t4. Citation. To Miriam Allen. Emma Haunt nirhtl tt Hetav . Mrs. Nona Klce. Fay Harris. H. 8. Hams. Emerson L. Harris. Olive Goodnouch, W. N. Putnam, guardian of A. i. Hair-a. an inMne nemou, BWle Putnam, and the anknnwa ban of Xancy Harris, deceaaed. Greeting: in tbe name of the mi of Oregon, Yon are herebv ciumI and reautrrd to ininr in th County Conrt of the Mala of Orvgon for the Comity of Polk at tha Conit Room thereof, at I tfeilaa. in the Countv of Polk. Miu off iiiMnn 1 on Saturday, the ITlh day of Jnlv. lie. al jo , o rkKk in the forenoon of that day, then and 1 there to .now cause. If snv, why the following dearritd real premises should not o sold in J dnemnraeof administration: said land being ' deanihed aa follow, lo-wii. Two-thirds ol an i undivided one-tenth of tba following land: Be ginning at the Sc2?hwnt cmrncr of tbe Dona- i uon Land Claim of Klchard kmahna and wie In T. 1 S . K. 4 W. of tha still Urr in knit Connty. Oregon, and ranning tbenca North 14 rods, tbence East two rodn, thence Sooth ! rods, taeacc eat t rod. U) tha piara of beginning Witness- Ton Bon. Kd F. Coed. Jadan nf tk. County Court of the Stata of OreaMn. lor the Connly of Po'k with toe heal of aaid Conrt iim. to is ll'k oay of J a tie A 120 acres 1 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 barn, granary, milk house, all fine potato, clover or timothy lund, fine dairy ranch, a fine home. Price, $7500; one-half cash, 8 to d years time at 7 per cent on balance. 20 acres 1 mile out of city, 10 acres 3-year-old cherry trees, mixed fruits for home use, set be tween rows with strawberries, gooseberries and raspberries; neat 5-room cottage, barn, well fenced, a hummer of a little place. Will be worth foOOO ill less than two years' time. How I3C00. 77 acres of as line fruit or grain laud ns there is in Oregon, with good buildings; 60 acres plow laud, Only $70 per acre. Small tructs near and adjoining city. Agent for city lots In Ellis addition, Oaks and Levens Third Addition near Hodaworks. Also some choice lots closer In. See me for residence property. 94 acres of fine, level, black bottom land; S miles of Dalhui; large 2-Btory houso, good, large barn ; on motor line between Dallus, Monmouth lid Independence, all good towns, creameries at each, two hHve canneries; level gravel road to all main towns in county. Come quick if you want this place at $7000. 80 acres near Pedee store, school and post- ollice; 5 miles of Airlie; has large 6-room house, cost $1000; 2 barns, 3! acres of fine deep red up land under plow, 30 acres flue young fir timber; 2 good small orchards; balance pasture. This is a good little farm and is a snap at $2500. Possession given first of next October. 80 acres of fine fruit land only 6 miles from Monmouth: has a good 6-room bouse, barn. 12 acre orchard, 10 acres Italian prunes, 2 apples. Prune dryer on Dlace; '10 acres plow land, 40 acres timber. The orchard on this place will pay from $1000 tn$1200per year, which is 10 per cent on $10,000. Price $1,000. 138 acres flne dairy farm land in the heart of the very best and prettiest part of the Willamette Valley. Level hard roads to Dallas, Monmouth, Independence and Rickreall, which have can neries, creameries, etc. ; only 3 miles of Dallas; acres timber, balance all flne, level, black, free soil, none better. Dallas-Salem Electric will pass through place. W ill be laying rails In 3 months and road will be completed In 10 months. Fine houso, large barn. If you want a snap buy this for It will be in the market at $200 per acre in 10 acre tracts inside of one year. Price $10,000. 190 acres 3 miles of Dallas, $7500. 230 acres 6 miles Northwest of Dallaa the Lou Fisher place 50 or 60 acres plow land, abundance fruit, fine spring water, fine soil, house snd barn, fenced; 100 acres fine saw Um ber that is worth price of plate. Price, $-1000; $2000 cash, terms to suit on balance. 67 acres 4 miles Northwest of Dallas, 25 plow Isnd, good small buildings, good fences, aban dance frnlt, tine soft water, on phono line, 1 mile of school. Price, only $1500. S3 acres I miles of Dallas, 50 acres plow land, good 6-room house, 2 good barns, $ good poultry houses with scratch sheds, cool bouse, concrete floor, flne wster, running spring water through place, abundance fruit and berries, well fenced, fine soil, phone, 1 mile of school, fine place to live. Only $1700. 53-aere snap on Dallaa-Halcm line, flne loca tion. Bee me about this; It will pay you. 40 acres 3 miles Kalis City, 6 miles Dallas, on mum road, 1 mile Ilrldgeport station, school snd church, 6-room house, baru, email orchard commencing to bear, 6 acres bops, 28 acres plow laud, 4 acres timber, balance open luiid, all good soil. Only $2G.iO. 30 acres 1 miles of Dallas on Salt Creek road; has flne large new dwelling, good new barn, chicken-house snd other outbuildings, 1600 Italian prune trees, 100 apples, 80 cherries, 30 peach, some pears, 800 gooseberries, 2000 rasp berries, 20 or 25 walnuts, all Hue fruit land, daily mall sad phone. Price, $3500. 40 acres 2 miles of Dallas, all good fruit or grain land, on comity road, timber will pny for clearing; some cleared now. Price, $1100. 86.80 acres 1 miles of Dallas, all lies flue, 6 acres cleared, balance in virgin forest and has enough cordwood, saw oak and hardwood handle timber on It to pay the price twice over; bran new dwelling, good new barn, henhouse, 2 line wells with pumps, a fine home, all tine soli. Price, $3500. 67 acre hill farm only 4 miles of Dallas, on a good road, one mile of school, rural phone, close neighbors, 25 acres plow land now In crop, part of which goes with place, fine young orchard of apples, pears, prunes, cherries, etc, Fine well wster at house; very shallow well at barn; fine spring water In pasture In three dlf. ferent places, very good small house of 3 rooms below, conld be two rooms above; very good barn, good fences, 1000 cords wood on place, (standing timber) fir and oak, a fine place for fruit, poultry and cows as 'veil aa goate. If you will come quick I can sell you this place at $1400. 70 acres not very far from above place, has 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 750 corda of wood, all under a good fence, about 15 acres under plow, at least 15 acres more that stumps are well rotted on that conld be put under plow without much work, lies rolling but plow laud would all lay well to farm, one mile to school, 4 miles of Dallas. Will put in SO head of Angora goats and two nice heifers all for $1200 if sold within a very short time. Price is subject to raise after a short time, this and above place are both great bargains, they are actually worth 12000 each. Ill 1-12 acres of ss fine fruit or walnutjand as there la in the State of Oregon, all lays fine, just the right elevation, not too high up and at same time far enough, 100 acres ready for the plow, about 10 or 11 acres In oak timber, would make one of the finest fruit and nut tracts In tbe state, 2 1-2 miles of Monmouth, 5 miles of Dallaa, 6 miles of Independence, 111 good towns If It Is s good orchard land you want this will suit you, no buildings to amount to much, but the land Is all right and the location is all right this place would mske 2 fine fruit farms, will cut In two at same price. $d0 per acre; $1000 cash, time to suit on balance. 200 acres of fine land rlgbt at Teats Station oo the Salem, Falls City 4 Western Railroad; 150 acres of plow land, about 15 acres of fir snd oak timber, balance open land In pasture, all good soil. The plow land Is all nearly level Place has two small streams running through It, sev eral large springs, water from one could be pip ed to house and barn with fine lot of fall for waterworks, no finer water In the slate. There will be four passenger tralna a day by Fall each H. G. Campbell way over the road beaijei the freight tnas. Market right at place, shipping W, w den truck and everything a ftraisr hu ii Into the logging camps, this is an ides! pluss; a dairy ranch, fine barn on pliM, imillbin new sawmill building and 6 or I mill houses, all new, abundance frnlt, rani pt ana long distance, dally mail, 8 mild Mt over rock road, 6 miles from Falls City, II a4 soon price $10,000. Fine farm of 240 acres 1 -2mUesof ladepem. ence, all level hUck land, nil open clearedplof laud, and one of the flneBt nituril dilij aj huy ranches in the valley, dole lo nil at w-iter transiortatiuii. il sold befon nitrat It of crop goes lo buyer, this Is t bandsome plaet and is s great bargain at the prlcewhkhltnh $00 per acre; land II selling all traidlili smallertracls st from fgotoirttperim.llw is no white land on this place. One-ball eat. terms to suit on bulsnce. 117 acres of Hue fruit or iraln U.ilioma Frost Llue, ides! walnut land, bO acref oidt cultivation, lays fine to work, baa a aoueih rooms, barn, sbunilsuce of fruit and benis; mostly red loose mellow land, school riKbl a place, on good road, phone line. ThisplseeSi bargain at only pSO; $1750 cash, anr leuitld time on balance at 7 per cent InteRSt, pca ion to be liven October 1, place is rental wr Fine well iinprovod fsrm consistlag el B acres located within two miles ol Feirjdika a good county road, dally mall, rani and iat distance phone, all tine land entirely fnelne rock, gravel or white land, all nleeireesou.tai place has s large two atory frame bona, nt built, bouse is plumbed with hot and cold mi bath and other conveniences, good wMsfi large new barn, good large granarj.nnen, a very healthy place to live; SOicta ol t plow land, the laud all lays One to ml; not under plow is Just as good as an; of II W Is covered with oak timber at present Is as and the balance in oak stuuipaae; there k i good market at R. R. station lor all wooisi a-nodorofit: the crop goes with this pis" $0000, $ii00 cash, 5 years lime stf per mstiasf est on balance if desired. 88 acre farm 3 milea of Dallaa orera n 4 $-4 mile from station on aiem,r. Western R. R., large wmmwliooidwelllnf"' nutated and papered, good bam buildings, abundance fruit, Una wster, s school, dslly mail, rural snd loni " phone, good team, 2 good tows, a 1 neas. new top buggy, plow, drag, aulafe, farm tools and implements, crop etc. per acre. 100 acre farm within 8 1-3 miles of WU over a good road, this is s Bn t will have to be seen to he appreciated- i 20 acres of fine blsck bottom land, thets am all cleared, some ash along the creek ret waterever, flne spring at house sad snails running through place, good house si roome. barn, plenty fruit. b wood timber, no rock, whita land. P"V place, all good free soil, a Bns plaee ler goats, fruit, etc Price only $2701. 22 acres of .11 fins black lsnd alibi. 1 1 of Rickreall or Derry s Sta. on 8. r. i-1. E. of 1.11 nearly .11 .oder tw. acre, umber and brush In P-f-, no white land, good bnlldingasnd $10,000, H . ura' " bI"e" Dallas, Ore. Settlement. ! P'm'm'''''mmm'mmmm'mm Notice of Final Notice is herebv riven that the nndenrirr,1 a. administratrix of ihe eaiata nf Jf.hn r. whit deceased, has Hied her final account in the Connty Court of toe State of Orrson for Polk Connty. and that Thursday the 8th dsv of Jnlv itsio iihuIm,, of ten o'clock in the forenoon of aaid day, at the Conrt room of the said Connty Conrt in the City of Dallaa, Orrgun, bas been appointed by aaid Court aa the time and nlaea for henrlnv objections to the aaid final accouut and the aeuirweui uierenr i MARANDA M. WHITE. Administratrix nf the (Mate of John C. White, deceased. Oscar Havter. Attnrnev. I Daiwl and hrst published June S, 190$. (Seal) . D. la E. M. SMITH. Clark. BARGAIN PR I DAY Every Friday we will make a cut on our already low prices on lumber until our present stock is ex hausted. N. C. HARRIS DallM R. T. D. Mutual pbooo A WORD OF WARNING Just recently citizen of Ptter-on, Xew Jersey, rontf acted rosj dj weiring ciotDiOfr ton was bijiiu. - A n. .Miriff lo cbrg "I " -Ths tnan'a month In si Chlnewi laumirr. the department of coDUireous disease of Cnicaffo J: method of doing up clothes In Chloefsj laundries Is ""V, and ouRht to be prohibited by law." Pfions ns and oar ss will call at your door. We want your bundle, UrS'IBOwi Tour linen will last longer when laundered by one o how. Special attention gi-en to shirt, collars and cuffs. Phone. Mtttwl197 Dallas Steam Laundry AtTO",,T at 1 SlBLET & EaKIX, The only relUble set of Abotmrta In Polk connty. Office on Cowrt St. Dallas, orboo ATTOSStET AT L L. D. BKOWN Abetrsrts r-rtr-T Doers stsit. Pal','