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Newspaper Page TextHow's This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F.J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 16 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions, and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm. Waldino, Kinnas & Mar vw, Wholesale DruggiBts, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken intern nally, actingdirectly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials. Sold bv all druggists, 76c. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. A Move For Good Roads. Nearly 1,000,000 voters of Pennsyl vania have signed petitions asking the state legislature to start the movement which In 1913 will give a bond Issue of $50,000,000 for building good roads. The sum of $5,000,000 will be askd for to begin Immediate work. Pennsylvania's New Roads. According to the report of the state highway commissioner of Pennsylva nia, 325 miles of new roads were built during the past year at a cost of $3, 000,000 or more. A large black bear was killed on a King's Valley farm. Many of our citizens are drifting towards Bright' disease by neglecting symptoms of kidney and bladder trouble which Foley's Kidney Remedy will quickly cure. U. btalrin, JJauas; ju. Thompson, Falls City. Over 60 people are on the payroll of the Eugene woolen mill. Foley's Honey and Tar is especially recommended lor chronic tDroat ana lung troubles and many sufferers from bronchitis, asthma and consumption have found comfort and relief by using Folev's Honey and Tar. C. htafrin Dallas; M. L. Thompson Falls City. Many good, new farms are being made around Silver Lake. Trouble Makers Ousted. When a sufferer from stomach trouble takes Dr. King's New Life Pills he's mighty glad to see his Dyspepsia and Indigestion fly, but more he's tickled over his new, flue appetite, strong nerves, healthy vigor all because stom ach, livei and kidneys now work right. 26c A new oil company bas been organ . Ized for the purpose of prospecting for oil near Lacomb. Notice of Collection of Street Improve ment Assessments. Could Not Be Better. No one has ever made a salve, oint ment, lotion or balm to compare wit)i liucklen's Arnica Salve. Its the one per fect healer of Cuts, Corns, Burns, Sores, Bruises, Scalds, Boils, Ulcers, Eczema, Salt Rheum. For Sore Eyes, Cold Sore. Chapped Hands its supreme. Infallible for Piles. 'ae at Belt & t'lierrington's drug store. There are in Pendleton and Umatilla county 91 automobiles, representing an expenditure of f 191,100. To avoid serious results take Foley's Kidney Remedy at the first sign of kid ney or bladder disorder such as back ache, urinary irregularities, exhaustion, and you will soon be well. Commence takinir Folev's Remedy today. C Stafrip, Dallas; M. L. Thompson, Falls City. will be larger than last year. Colds that hang on weaken the conetl tution and develop into consumption Foley s Honey and Tar cures persistent coughs that refuse toyield toother treat ment. Do not experiment with untried remedies as delay may result in your cold settling on your lungs. C. Stafrin, Dallas; M. L. Thompson, rails City Nearly 1000 people attended the sec ond rhododendron festival at Florence. Everyone would be benefitted by tak ing Foley's Orino Laxative for constipa tion, stomach and liver trouble, as it sweetens the stomach ami breath, gently stimulates the liver and regulates the bowelB and is much superior to pills and ordinary laxatives. Why not try Foley's Orino Laxative today? C. Stafrin, Dallas; M. L.Thompson, Falls City. Stayton Wooleo Mills has resumed operations and wants competent help. A Thrilling Rescue. How Bert R. Lean, of Cheny. Wash., was saved from a frightful death is a story to thrill the world. "A hard cold, he writes, "broiwht on a desperate lung trouble that battled an expert doctor here. Then I paid $10 to $16 a visit to a lung specialist in Spokane, who did not help me. Then I went to California, but oHthnnt henefit. At last I used Dr. King's New Discovery, which completely cured me and now l am as well as ever." For Lung Trouble, Bronchitis, Coughs and Colds, Asthma, Croup and Whooping Cough its supreme. 50c and $1.00. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed bv Belt & Cherrington's drng store. Call For County Warrants. fn a l Prtw T .1 nhprrinfflnn. Heater Btlt' I... i'xr'vli;B k.-w k-mnm KkIL I). C. CrtdtT, W.'i)' Collins,' C. H. I'hiipmali. Kllen J. Hub bard. Ad.lie Matters, Trustees of Ihe Lat.reole Academic lumitnle. Mary C. Savaire, (.yivesier Carter, A. F. loner, Trustee! of fcvang-eiu-ai Church. O. K. and Mary K, W illlaral Ed C. Richmond, R. L. Chapman, R. E HI lama. Trustees of Presbyterian Church, V. W illiams and Hatlie Khodes, Ml. S. J. Richmond, 1 ru- ,.f uni.tlt Church. Eliza M. Dornslie, i u,,, ..ml the Heirs of Sarah Syron, de censed. If. L. Kenton, K. E. Fisher, Cliff Johnson v v lohnxnn.TracvMaats. Anna ciarK, r. M and M . E. Collins, 1.. F and Ethel W. lladley Fred K. Kieb, J. J. W Iclt. (Jeo. H. Eileri, J. Vt ,an VAoar ( Itrown. I.nura D. Set furil, Anna M'coad and the heir! of Samuel Coad, deceased, .Martha A. Holnian, Mary Hub i i i.ii... ii. .....i u,,lMrt. Howe. Jennie K Crtil' Frank J. Coad. 11. I., and D. O. Crider, ii i ,-.,,i..n i, i. anil E. J. Muck. Mrs. Mary it' ti'illnek. Sarah J. Hrown. A. H. M uir, Robert dram, W. H. and K. Campbell. Hachael Haw ktns W. II. .McDiiniel, cny ui faints, j. . -, ..,, u. .i ami Devisees of W. C. Hrown. ...i 'iv.,.i,:, if ihe Methodist Church: Notice is hcrebv piven that unless thesumsol money rcpei'lively assessed upon each lot or part thereof, or tract ol lann, nereuiniier ue scribed, by Kesiilution No. Adopted by the City Council of the City of Dallas, Oregon, on tne Hill nay oi June, inim, n'c wo. v. ....... ,,i.H, Bir.-i imnrovemeuts upon certain streets and purls of utreets within the City of nanus, ure?on, loBeuier huh mi vvmo .- crum? costs anil liueresi iroin me umo nskei-sments, shall be fully paid within fifteen dins from the date hereof, the said City Council will declare the eaine ileliniUent, and will coin .nano nr. .com! i 1 1 IXS flir tllH collection thereof. The description of the real property Massed, ' the names "I the respective owners thereof, and i the sum assessed upon each lot or part thereof, or tract of land, and the amounts now due are us follows, t"-wit: ... . . (1) All thHt certain tract of land owned by S. M. Kav, and described as follows, to-wit: Lots 15 and Hi, sub-division of Academy Block, Dal las, Oregon. For macadam, I141.&7; for curb, $6.60. , , (2) All that certain tract oi land owned by T. J. Cherrinpton, and described aa follows, to wit: Heginniuir at the Southeast corner of Lot 30, sub-division of Academy Hlock, Dallas, Ore gon; thence West 1(13 leet ; thence North 102 feet; thence Fast If'- j ft.; thence S. 102 ft. to place of beginning For' macadam, f297; for curb, 15.60. (ii) All that certain tract of land owned by T. J. Cherringtoii, and described aa follows, to wit: Lots 31 and ft!, sub division of Academy block, Dallas, Oregon. For macadam, JH1.K7; for curb. fJli.iiO. (4) All that certain Iract of land owned bj Hester Holler, anil described as follows, to-wit: Beg lining at a i oint is2;, ft. V . of the S. E. cor ner of Lot 3ii, suh-division of Academy Block. Hallas.Ore.; th nceN.lM'i ft.; thence W. 70ft.; .... ! i i ,i,n,kn,.;ri,iii thence jHiutli l.'st-.. feet: thence Fust 70 feet to nouueisueraiy s,.cu iiia.uj place of beginning. For macadam, SU2.UU; for euro, fjl .no. of an order of the County Court, sit ting aa a board of County Commis sioners, made and entered of record on the 5th day of June, 190S, if the follow ing county warrants, which have been issued more than seven years prior to the first day of July, 1909, are not pre sented for payment within 60 days from the first day of July, 1909, they and each of them will be cancelled and payment thereof refused. Said list, showing their respective amounts, to whom issued, and date of issuance, Is as follows : Dateoflssu- To Whom Amount of Women Who Are Envied. Those attractive women who are lovely in face, form and temper are the envy of many, who might be like them. A weak sickly women will be nervous ami irri- tauie. constipation or kidney poisons snow in pimples, blotches, skin erup tions and a wretched complexion. For all such, Klectric titters work wonders They regulate Stomach, Liver and Kid neys, purify the bloorl, give strong nerves bright eyes, pure breath, smooth, vel vety skin, lovely complexion. Many charming women owe their health and beauty to them. 60c at Belt & Cherring ton's drug store. Salmon trout are running In Ochoco creek this season for the first time In many years. Men Hast Fifty in Danger. Men past middle life have found com fort and relief in Foley's Kidney Item ed, especially lor enlarged prostate glanl, which is very common among ek erly men. L. E. Morris, lexier, Ky., writes: "I'p loayearago my father suf lered from kidney and bladder trouble and several physicians pronounced it enlargement of the prostate gland and advised an operation. On account of his ge we were afraid he could not stand it and I recommended Foley's Kidney Remedy, and the first bottle relieved him, and after taking the second bottle he wat no longer troubled with this eomplaint."C. Stafrin, Pallas; M. L. Thompson, Falls City. ance drawn warrant 1893 October 6 Amos Savage $ 1.70 1891 June 7 Mrs. Morton 4.00 June 7 W. J. Mulkey 3.60 November 8 Kelley & Boy 2.50 1896 January 9 J. W. Lansing 1.75 1897 August S James Tngfrart 1.00 August 5 H.S.Davidson 2 10 December 9 E. M. Bawley 2.10 1898 January 7 J. S. Ronco 2.00 March 10 Felix Wilcox 1.60 June 23 L. Morris 1,20 July 7 Wm. Baynn 4.90 July 7 Nellie Biggs C.50 December 7 J. C. Fletcher 3.00 December 7 J. C. Fletcher 5.25 December 8 Walter Needham 2.30 1899 I January 6 M. II. Murphy 9.80 March 8 O. E Foeht 3 00 j Aprils M.D.Ellis 5.1.: April 5 A. Veicler 3.00 Aprils I. S. Smith 112.65 May 3 J. M. Campbell 4.50 May 3 Dan Syron 3.00 May 3 M. D. Ellis 5.15 May 3 L. N. Woods fi.00 June 7 J. M. Armstrong 2.20 June 7 John Bhodes 2 20 June 8 W. W. Treat 1.00 , November 9 Austin & West- j ern Co., I,t J 1.751 1900 DecemberC T. Bulord 1.70 May 10 Oeorge K. Lewis 1.70 j May 10 George E. Lewis 1.70 j July 7 R. S.Brown 1.70 July S Bessie Keller 2.30 j July 7 Margaret Krumer J.70 1901 Augusts Jene Addis 1.10 1 August 8 J. T. Wood 1.00 j June 6 W. L. Wilcox 6 00 JuneC B. F. Hall 2.151 1902 March 6 E. R. Tuttle 1.90 March S Lee Walton 1.70 March 6 Louie Butler 1.50 April 3 W. May 1.50 1 Aprils Mr. Butler l.aoj By order of the County Court (Seal) E. M. SMITH, j 6-8-181 County Clerk. j (.r0 All that certain tract 01 iflna owlieu oy M . ,M. Kins, ami tleserlben as toliows, to-wit Beginning S2'a feet Houth of the Northeast cor. of the J. Levens D. L. C. in tow nship 7 S. of R. i W. of the Will Mer. ill l'olk County, Oregon; thence West P.ll feet; thence North m feet; thence est lim feet; thence South 50 feet; thence Fast S7 feet: thence South 100 feet thence Fast 218 feet; and N. s! ft. to the place ot ricgiuning. for macaaam, ii.io; lor euro. 7.V.io. (6) All that certain tract of land owned by Mrs. Fmma Belt, and described as follows, to. wit : Beginning .100 feel West and 167 feet South of the Northeast corner of the I. Levens D. L. C in Township 7 South, R. 5 West of the Will. Mer. in Polk County. Oregon: thence North 100 feet: thence Fust 87 leet; thence South 100 feet; thence West S7 feet to the place of beginning. For macadam, J233.75: for curb. $;i0.10. (7) Ail that certain tract of land owned by 1. c. crider and described as follows, to-wit Beginning at the Northeast' corner of Block 9. Original Town of Dallas, Oregou : thence South 10U feet; thence West loo feet; thence South no feet; thence West 27 feet: thence North laufeet thence Fast 127 feet to the place of beginning. ror macaiiam. 'ii.i 2u: lor euro, ns.in. (8) All that certain tract of land owned by D. C. Crider, and described as follows, to-wit: Beginning .127 feet South of the Northeast cor ner of Block Original town ol Dallas, Oregon thence South 162U feet; thence West 300 feet thence North 162U feel; thence East :00 feet to the place of beginning. For macadam, 1203.12 lor curb. J1S..7I. (St) All that certain tract of land owned by v. u coiiins, anil aescrinea as follows, to-wit Beginning at the N W. corner of Lot 2, Block 9, urigiuHi town oi lianas, Oregon ; tnenco a it thence S. 1 50 ft. : thence W. 73 ft. ; tin nee N. l.rsu ft. I to pluce of beginning. For macadam, $l 16 80; lor curb, 2i.lio. (10) All that certain tract of land owned by c. ri. i.napman aim ucscniaia as loiiows, to-wit: Lots 3 ami i, oiock if, original town of Dallas. Oregon. For macadam, f '110.00: for curb, J105.00 (II J All that certain tract of lend owned by r.iien j iiuonaril, anu aescrlbeil as follows, to wit: N.'-Jot Lotus and 6, block 13, Original town ol Dallas, Oregon. For macadam, 1120.00 for curb. 122.00. (12) All that certain tract of land owned by Aiiuie fliagera, aim uescrioeil as loliows, to-wit Beginning 3.71 chains 3. of the N. K. cor. of the f. Levens D. L. C. in tp. 7 S., K. 5 W. of the Will. Mer. Hi Kolk county. Oregon; thence W. 150 ft.; thence s. 75 ft. ; thence E. I Ml ft ; thence N. 75 ft to the place of beginning. For macadam, $307.60; for curb. $67. 50. (13) All that certain tract of land owned by Trustees of the LaCreole Academic Institute and described as follows, to-wit: Beginning 3.71 chains S. and -it, ft. W. of the N. E. cor. of the I. 1-evens D. L. C. in tp. 7 8., R. 5 V. of the n in. Mer. in Folk county, Oregon: thence 8. I i0 ft.; l.ience . 75 it.; thence N. 150 ft.; thence t. 75 ft. to the place of beginning. For maca- uam, jm.2i: tor curb. ii,7.u0. (14) All that certain tract of land owned by mar . nuva'e, ami oescnoeii as loliows, to-wll: Heeiiining:w.i It. 8. nnd 220 fl. W.iiflhe N.E cor of Ihe 1. Levens D. L.C., tp. 7 8.. R. 5 W. of the Hill. Mer. In 1'olkconnty, Oregon; thence 8. 150 it.; tnence w. sou.; thence n. iju ft.: thence E. ni feet to the place of beginning. For macadam, ... i; mr cuib, K9.oo. (15) All that certain tract of land owned byHyl vester Carter, and described as follows, to-wit: Beginning 3.71 chains 8. and 150 ft. W. of the N. b. ror.nl the I. livens D L.C.,in tp. 7 8., R.o V . of the Will. Mer. in l'olk County, Orf gon; thence Vt . , i ft. ; thence 8. 150 ft. ; thence E. 75 ft. ; thence .n. lm tt. to the place of beginning. For inaca dam, $:i;t 75; for curb. $22 50. (p'-) All that certain tractof land owned bv A.I-. loner, and described as follows, to-wit Beginning :M5 ft. 8. and 150 ft. W. of the N. K. cor. uiini-i M'vi ns d. L. c, in tp. 7 .. R. 5 oi ihe Will. Mer. in l'olk County. Oregon ; thence . lo n.: tnence vt . 70 ft.: thence N 1.50 ft thence K. 70 ft. to the place of beginning. For macaaam. i7 ..it : lor curb, ut.oo. (17) All that certain tract of land owned by irnsieea oi me evangelical cnurcn ana de scribed as follows, to-wit: Beginning so ft. W. of the H. W. cor. of Block !. Original Town of Dallas, Oregon ; thence N. 150 ft.; thence W. 75 It. ; thence 8. It. ; thence K. 75 rt. to the place of beginning. For macadam, $333.75; for curb, $ii7 50. (is) All that certain tract of land owned by O. K. and Mary K. Williams, and described as follows, to-wit: Beginning 3.71 chain! 8. and 1 ft. 8. kn.t 75 ft. W. of the N. E. cor. of the I. Lcvem D. I.. C. in tp. 7 8., K. 5 W. of the Will. Mer. In l'olk County, Oregon ; thence W. 75 ft.; thence 8. 150 ft.; thence E. 75 ft.; thence N. 150 ft. to place of beginning. For macadam, 4t.ia.75; for curb, $-"2.50. (1) All that certain tractof land owned by O. F. and Mary K. VMlliania, and described as follow!, to-wit: Beginning Ko ft. W. of the N. . cor of block 10. Levens 1st Add. to Dallai, Oregon; thence 8. iuo ft.; thence W. 200 ft.; tin nee N. ii v ft.; thence K. 200 ft. to place of iK-glnuing. For macadam, $4111.00: ior curb, $'JO.OO. (.ii) All that certain tract of land owned by OF THROAT AND GOLDS for COUGHS AND CURES THROAT'" LUHG DISEASES SAVCO HER SOU'S LIFE Uy sob Kez was taken down year ago with Inn j trouble. Wt doctored oom moctfai without improretcent. Thea I beg-aa firin j Dr. Kioe't lew Discorery, and I sooo aoticed a change for the better. I kept this treatment cp for a few weeks and now mj aoa it perfectly well aad worka ertry day. JfRS. SAMP. RIPPIE, Ara, Mo. 60c AND $1.00 SOLD AND GUARANTEED BY BELT & CHEREINQT0N, Dallas, Oregon Ed. C Richmond, and described as follows, to- wit: Beginning 2ti0 It. w.ol me n. n. cur. u SiJ;:.v ,ii iva.r. ,st Add to Da las, Oregon ihenee W 100 ft. : thence 8. 100 ft. I thence K. 100 i. ihnnca N 100 ft to place of beginning. ur Jfi t i'dl HO- for cnrli. tikl.OO. C'l) All that certain tract of land owned by R L. Chapman, and described as follows, to wit: Lots 13 and H, iu sub-dlviBion of Academy Block. Dallas, Oregon, ror macaiiam, ,i.oi (22) AU that certain tract of land owned by R. E. Williams, and uescriuea as ioiiowb, iv-n n . Heginning 3S0 ft. W. of the 8, V. cor. of Block 10, Original Town of Dallas, Oregon; thence N o.i it,, K urn ft.: thence S. 136 ft.! ihenee W. too leet to place of beginning. or .....n, t air, nil- fnr curb. 170.KO. i.i-ii Aii that, cerinin tract of lend owned by Trustees of I he Fresbvterlan untircn, anu ue sciibed asfollows, to-wit: Ileginningat a point ion r, w of ihe s W. cor of block 10. Original Town of Dallas. Oregon : thence N. 80 ft. ; thence E. ISO ft ; thence 8. SO ft.; thetice W. 00 ft. to place of beginning. For macadam, $75.00; for curb, $18.00. ... . , Ml All i nm curiam ini'i 11 iiinu uwneii o. W. Williams and Hattle Rhodes, and described as follows, to-wit: Beginning 80 ft. v. of the . COr. Ol 1JIOCK IU, Iinglliai 1UWH OI I'mmn, Oregon: thence W. HO feet; tnence n. mi leci: thence W. 00 feet; thence N. 54 feel: thence h. 200 feel; thence 8. 134 feet to place or beginning, hv,. M,lm :!X1 40- for curb. SO. (25) All that certain tract oi lanu owueu uy W. Williams and Hattle Rhoiles, and described as follows, to-wit Beginning at a point 80 ft. K. uml Hi4 ft. south of the N. E. cor. of block a, l.evcns 1st aditi lion to lianas, Oregon; tnence E. 100 ft : thence N. Ii4 ft.; thence w. loo it. thence S. 64 ft. to place of beginning. For ma- cmlam S0 00: for curb. $19 .20. (20) All that certain tract ot lana owueu oy Mrs. S.J. Richmond, and described as loliows, to-wit: Lois 2 and 3, block 4, Levens 1st addi tion to Dallas. Oregon. Foe macadam, $437.50; for curb, $105 00. , , 127) All that certain tract of land owned by Trustees of the Baptist Church, and described as follows, to-wit : Lot 1, Block 4. livens 1st addition to Dallas, Oregon. For macadam, $317..'0; for curb, $75 00. (2; ah tnai certain tract oi lanu owueu oy Eliza M. Dotnsife, and described as follows, to wit: Lot 5, block 4, Levens 1st addition to Dal las, Oregon. For macadam, $347.50; for curb, $75.00. (29) All that certain tract of land owned by Daniel Syron and the heirs of Sarah Syron, de ceased, and described as fallows, to-wit: Lot 6, block 4, Levens 1st addition to nanus, Oregon. For macadam, $312.50: for curb, $75 00. (SO) All that certain tract of land owned by H. L. Fenton, and described as follows, to-wit: Lot 5, block 3, Levens 1st addition to Dallas, Oregon. For macadam, $312.50; for curb. $75.00. 131) All that certain tract of laud owned by F.E.Fisher, and described aa follows, to-wit: lyt li, block 3, Levens 1st addition to Dallas. Oregon. For macadam, $187.50; ror curb, $15.00 (32) All that certain tract of land owned by CllilJohtiBou and V. K. Johnson, and described as follows, to-wit: Lot 1, block 5, Jvens 1st addition to Dallas. Oregon. For macadam, $18'.50; for curb, $15.00. (:13) All that certain tract of land owned by Tracy Stasis, and described as follows, to-wit: Beginning 80 tt. E. of the N. W. comer ol block 5, Levens 1st addition to Dallas. Oregon; thence 8. 200 ft.; thence E. 70 ft.; thence N. 2ooft.: thence W. 70 ft. to the place or beginning. For macadam, $87.50; ior curb, $21.00. (31) All that certain tract of land owned by Tracy Slants, and described as follows, to-wit: Lot 1, block 3, Levens 1st addition to Dallas, Oregon. For macadam, $125.00; lor curb, $ :0.00. (35) All that certain tract of land owned by Anna Clark, and described as follows, to-wit Beginning at the N, W. corner of block 5. Lev ens 1st addition to Dallas, Oregon; thence S. ion ft. : thence K. 80 ft. ; thence N. loo ft. : thence w 80 ft. to the place of beginning. For macadam $:K).oo: ior curb. $24.00. (30) All that certain tractof land owned by F. M. and M. E. Collins, and described as fol lows, to-wit: Lot 10. block 1. Levens LaCreole Homestead addition to Dallas, Oregon. For macadam. $18,. 50; for curb. $16.00. (37) All that certain tract of land owned by L. F, and Ethel W. Hadley, and described as follows, to-wit: Lot 1, block 1, Levens LaCreole Homestead addition to Dallas, Oregon. For macadam. $18i.;i0; for curb, $4.i.oo. (38) All that certain traet of land owned by Fred B Rieh, and described as follows, to-wit : Jsesrinnintr at the N. W. cor. of Lot 2, block 3, Original town of Dallas, Orefron ; thence 8. 62J ft. ; thenceE. 150 ft. ; thence N. to within 10 ft. S. of high-water mark on the La Creole River; thence up eaid stream to a point due N. of the place of he- ginning; thence S. to the place of be ginning. For macadam $77.91 ; for curb, $18.70. 39 All that certain tract of land owned by J. J. Wick, and described as follows, to-wit: Beginning 82f ft. N. of the 8. W. cor. of Lot 3, block 3, original town of Dallas, Oregon; thence E. 150 ft.; thence N. 55 ft ; thence WH 150 ft. ; thence 8. 55 ft. to the place of beginning. For maca dam , $68.75 ; for curb , $16.50. (40) All that certain tract of land owned by Geo. H. Eilers, and described as follows, to-wit: Beginning 27j ft. N. of the 8. W. cor. of Lot 3, block 3. original town of Dallas, Oregon ; tnence id. 150 it.: thence N. 65 ft : thence W. 150 ft. ; thence S. 55 ft. to the place of beginning. For macadam, $68.75; for curb, $16.50. 41) All that certain tract of land owned by J. W. Kichardsoc, and do scribed as follows, to-wit. Beginning at the 8. W. cor. of Lot 6. Block 3. original town of Dallas, Oregon; thence N. 127S ft. : thence E. 75 ft. : thence S. 127$ ft. ; thence W. 75 ft. to place of beginning. For macadam, $159.68; for curb, $38.30. (42) All that certain tract of land owned by Edgar M. Brown and de scribed as follows, to-wit. .W. j of Lot 2, block 6, original town of Dallas, Oregon. For macadam, $125.00; for curb, $30.00. (43 All that certain tract of land owned by Laura D. Seifarth and de scribed aa follows, to-wit : Lot 3, block 6, Original town of Dallas, Oregon. 1' or macadam, $125.00; for curb, $30.00, (44) All that certain tract of land owned by Laura D. Seifarth, and described as follows, to-wit: Begin nlng at the 8. W. cor. of Lot 3. block 6, original town of Dallas, Oregon; tnence a. it.; tnence ts. 109 rt. thence N. 62 ft. ; thence W. 109 ft. to the place of beginning. .For maca dam, $77.60; for curb, $18.60. (45) All that certain tract of land owned by Anna M. Coad and the heirs of Sam uel Coad, deceased, and de scribed as follows, to-wit: Lot 4, block 3, Levens 1st addition to Dallas, Ore gon, ror macadam, $125.00; for curb, (46) All that certain tract of land owned by Martha A. Holman, and de scribed as follows, to-wit: Lot 6. block 2, Levens 1st addition to Dallas. Ore gon. tor macadam, $125.00; for curb, (47) All that certain tract of land owned by Mary Hubbard, and de scribed as follows, to-wit: Lot 4, block 3, Levens 1st addition to Dallas, Ore gon. For macadam, $125.00: for curb, $30 00. (48) AH that certain ttact of land owned by Olive Howe, and described as loliows, to-wit: Lot I, block 2, Lievena 1st addition to Dallas. Oregon. For macadam, $125.00 ; for curb, $30.00. (49) All that certain tract of land owned by Robert Howe, and described as toliows, to-wit : Lot 6, block 1, Levens 1st addition to Dallas, Oregon. r or macadam, f 125.00; for curb, $30.00 (50) All that certain tract of land owned by Jennie Ii. Coad, and de scribed as follows, to-wit : Beginning at the N. E. cor. of Lot 4. block 1. Levens 1st addition to Dallas. Oregon : thence W. S11O ft.; thenos 8. 60 ft,; thence E. 80 ft ; thence 8. 50 ft : thence E. 220 ft : thence N. 100 ft to place of beginning. For macadam, $125.00; ior curb, f 30 00. (51) All that certain tract of land owned by Frank J. Coad. and de scribed as follows, to-wit: Lota 1 and . block J. Levens 1st addition to Dallas, Oregon. For macadam. $125 00; for curb, $30.00. (52) All that certain tract of land owned by H. L. and D. C. CriJer. and described as follows, to-wit: Lot 5, block S. original town of Pallas. Ore gon. For macadam, $56. 85; for curb. (C3) All that certain tract of land owned by H. L. and D. C. Crioer, and describe! as follows, to-wit: A strip of land 30 ft wide off tbes. side of Lot 4. block t, original town of Dallas, Oregon. For in lead am, $37.60; for curb, $9.00. I (54) All that certain tract of land owned by H. L. Crider, and described as follows, to-wit: Beginning at a nnint 245 ft. 8. from the 8. W. cor. of the intersection of Levens and Acad emy streets, In Dallas, Oregon ; thence W. 300 ft. : thence 8. 824 ft. ; thence Hj. soo ft. : thence N. 82i ft. to place of be ginning. For macadam, $103.12; for ourb, 84.76. (55) All thut certain tract of land owned by Joseph and E. J. Black, and described as follows, to-wit: Begin nlng at the JN. E. cor. of Block 6, ni'l.i'iniil town of Dallas. Oregon thence 8. 170 ft. : thence W. 220 ft. ; N, 170 ft. ; thence E. 220 ft. to the place of beginning. For maondaiu, $212 50; for curb. $51.00. (56) All that certain tract of land owned bv Mrs. Mary E. Hallook, and described as follows to-wit : Beginning at the 8. E.cor.of Lot 6, block 4, original town of Dallas. Oregon : thence W 204J ft. ; thence N. 1.72 chains; thence E. 2041 ft.; thence 8. 1.72 chains to place of beginning. For macadam, $140.00: for curb. $33.60. (57) All that certain tract of land owned by Sarah J. Brown, and de scribed as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the ti. 15. cor. of juot 4, block 4, original town of Dallas.Oregon ;thence 88 ft. ; thence VV. 429 ft. to the old channel of the LaCreole River; thence N. along said channel to a point due W. of the place of beginning: thence E. 429 ft. to place of beginning. For macadam, $110.00; for curb, $26.40, 58) All that certain tract of and owned by A. B. Muir, and desorlbed as follows, to-wit: Lot 1, block 4. oi'igiual town of Dallas, Oregon. For macadam, vigs.uu; for ouro. S30.0O, (59) All that certain traot of land owned by Robort Grant, and described asfollows. to-wit: Beginning 75 ft. 8. of a point 3.71 en am s 8. of the J. E. cor, of the I. Levens D. L. C in tp. 7 S., R. 5 w. or tne win. Mer. in Folk County, Oregon ; thence 8. 75 ft. ; thence W. 150 rt. ; thence N. 75 ft. : thence E. 150 ft. to the placeof beginning. For macadam, fiao.oo; ror curb, $22.60. (60) All that certain tract of land owned by W. G. and E. Campbell, and aescrioea as ionows, to-wlt: Begin ning 80 ft. W. and 134 ft. N. of the 8. W. cor. of block 10, original town of Dallas, uregon ; thence W. 200 ft. thence N. 68 ft. ; thence E. 200 ft. ; tnence . bh it to tne place or begin ning. For macadam, $108.80; for 11 rb, $20 40. (61) All that certain tract of land owned by Knchael Hawkins, and de scribed as follows, to-wit: Lot 4, block 4. Lievens 1st Acid to Dallas. Oregon. For macadam, $160 00 ; for ourb, $30.00. (6-) ah tnat certain tract of land owned by W. H. McDaniel, and de scribed as follows, to-wit: 8. J of Lots 6 ana e, diock is, original town or Dal las, Oregon. For macadam, $120.00; ior ciirD, atzu 60. (G3) All that certain tract of land owned byCIty or Dallas, and described as follows, to-wlt: Lot 4, block 13, original town of Dallas, Oregon. For macadam, $240.00; for curb, $46 00. (64) All that certain tract of land owned by J. B. Thompson, and de- coriDeci as follows, to-wit: Lot 5, block 10, original town of Dal as. Oregon For macadam, $240 00; for curb, $45.00. (65) All that certain tract of land owned by Heirs and Devisees of W. C. Drown, deceased, and described as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the N W. cor. of block 10, original town of Dallas, Oregon; thence 8. 150 ft. thence E. 133J rt. ; theuce N. 150 ft. thence VV. 133J ft. to place of begin ning. For macadam, $240.00; for curt). 45.oo. (66) All that certain tract of land owned by Trustees of the Methodist Uhurch, and described as follows, to- wit: Lot B, block 9, original town of Dallas, Oregon. For macadam, z4ii.uu; tor cum, $45.00. All of nald Street Improvements were ordered by Ordinance No. 125 of said City of Dallas, approved April 7, 1909, and the above-mentioned assessments wereentered in the Docket or city Liiens of the City of Dallas, Oregon, on the 18t.h dav of June, inosi Done by order of the City Council of tue tjuy 01 jjauns. made on tn 21st day or June. 1909. Witness mv hand And the bpbI nf tne said City on this 17th day of June, i;ua. Seal CHAS. GREGORY, Auditor and l'ol Ice Judge of the City of Dallas, Oregon. JS v-,-ir yj need toe... 1 Clafk HREHQIM 01KUP A cough or cold iu generally a forerunuer nfm. Bick spells. It should not be neglected th Thn, anJ Brtoua system iri a combination of tubes and cells wi,iftkbrealh'iii( kept iu order to insure good health. ' "icb mst be Ballard's Horehound Svrun CI IRF C0UGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS Urctia WHOOPING COUGHS effi AND ALL PULMONARY DlSEASRs Cured of a Chronic Cough TT fill.. TJ..1.J.- Hf 1 ... W J. 11. Kills, Butte. Mont., writes; "r.k .. mend Ballard's Horehound Byrun to all fed for years with a ch ? iiaiiard'g HorbhouaJ with chronio coutrhs. I siiffarnri cough which would last all winter. Syrup effected an immediate and permanent cure, 25c, 50c and $1.00. Ballard Snow Liniment Co. 5UU-5U iNortn hecond street, ST. LOCis m Sold and Recommended by STAFRIN DRUG COMPANY YOU GET WHAT WE GET ffill mwr-n m "ur books are. Pe fr your inspection. VeJIL Buyera name given if wanted. We not only tret, t.nn rrifAa hut iron on .'. tiUlX2 absolutely at any time that you get what ire nuintre-pf PROMPT cash returns UniUit.fJS Ship your produce to us. Write to us now for coods. taw. t SOUTHERN OREGON COMMISSION CO iwuKwUUiiAiti ruuf. ya rKONT ST.. PORTLAND. OU A Fresh Complexion ia preserved and produced by Kobertine, a mild, delightful preparation, delicately fragrant. Makes the skin exquisitely soft; 1 :..i ..i,i .i 1 X uain,iiv,i.iiu.Mifcti M'ibaiaiii.c muku 3) tiy over-drynessj reduces the size of r ' r 1 - " ."-'"! duces inflammation and spreads an even, radiant glow due to wholesome nourish ment of skin glands and stimulation of the capillaries which also feed the kin and supply its healthful color. Ask your Druggist for a fret itmpU of gBERIINg DR. B. E. NEVEL VETERINARY SURGEON umce and residence 612 Main St. Mu tual phono, No. 1177. Prompt service day or night. Dallas, OreRon TTOBNKY AT LAW. Oscar Hayter, Rooms 6 and 6, I'glow Bklg, DALLAS, OREGON. TTORNEY AT LAW B. F. JONES Office in Cooper Building. La DiSFENDEKCE, . OBEOON L. D. BUTLER SUITS AND COLLECTIONS promptly attended to. Office over Dallas City Bank Dallas, . . Oregon INDEPENDENCE & MONMOUTH Railway. FROM INDEPENDENCE. ro DALLAS. Train No. M. Leave Independence dtl7.6:00 . ni.; lv. Monmouth, 6: 15 a. 111.: ar. Dallas, 6:4(1 a, Train No. DM. Leave Independence, daily, iu:wa. m.; iv. Honuioutn, ll:Uf a. ni.: ar. Dal las, 11 :m a. Train No. 70. Leave Independence, daily 6:15 p. m.; lv. Monmouth, tt:30p. m. ; ar. Dallas, o:ro p. 111, IOK AIRLII. Train No. C7. Leave Independence, daily. 7.30 a. m.; lv. Monmouth, 7:40 a. m.; ar. Atrlie, :lt a. m. Train No. 73. Leave Independence, daily, 8:90 p. m.; lv. Monmouth, 8:50 p. m.; ar. Ail lie, 4:26 P. FROM DALLAS. FOa INDEFEWBNCE. Train No. b!i. Leave Dallas, daily ex. Sunday, I 8:H0 a. m.; lv. Monmouth, :56a. m.: ar. Inde pendence, v:ia a. m Train No. 69. Leave Dallat. dally, lo.nl.: Iv Monmouth, 1:26 p.m.; ar. lndeiiendence. 1:40 p. I m. (This train connects at Monmouth for Air- ue.j Train No. 71. Leave Dallas, dallv. 7:88 D. m IT. Monmouth, 8 p. ni.; ar. lndeiiendence, 8:16 FROM AIRLIB. Train No. 66. Leave Atrlie. dallv. t a. m.: Iv. Monmouth, 9:8a a. m.: ar. Iudenendeiice, 9:.'0 I. m. fThta train connecul at Monmouth for uauaa.y Train No. 72. Leave Alrlie. dallv. K ht o. m.! IV. MOlimouin. a:J D. m.: ar. luileuendenca Train No. lot) leaves Atrlie 4:45 p.m. arjKDiT only arrives Monmouth 6:20 p. m. arrive Inda- peuuence a:au p. m. FROM MONMOUTH ONLY. faves Monmouth for Independence, dallv at :w p. in. Thedeanest.llahtest and most comfortable POMMEL T irKFD Atthesametime cheapest In the f 1 end because It I J wears longest A 1 350 EYerjfwherel A Every garment ' 1 9uaranteea ' I waterproof Catalog mi I i' treelil s a. r 'I rooonTo c 1 THE PENALTY OF OVERWORK Many Dallas Readerl Burden. Find Toil A Yttobney at law. N. L. Butler, OBcs over Dallaa City Bank. DALLAS, OREGON. The heavy tax of overwork-t1 strain upon the back that is no conmoi to many trades and occupatiom, iilm great. The kidneys benin to fail in their work, and there is a double danger U health. The poitonons matter collect! in the system, and the kidneys them selves begin to break down. Pain ia the hack is only a warning ot trouble ia the kidneys. An inflammation baa a in, and a disordered condition of the urine soon liecouies apparent. Tm much or too little urine, with a eonatant desire to void theseeretioniianjnoO ahle deviation from the normal color, the appearance of a sandy sediraerrt; proves a disordered condition ol the kid neys that needs quick attention. J vour work seems hard for JoMf have a lame, weak or acluni back, " vou seem tired and listless, and rteerais be running; down without apps' cause, begin at once with wan " hi ney Fills, the great kidney wmaljrtMt has cured to manv ol your wigiJbori has (tiven thousands of working men women strong, sound backs for then daily work. .. j Home proof is convincing evidence the efficiency of this remedy. W" Bell A Cherrington's drug ""' T to see the statements oi w r- . who have used this remedy. For sale by ' cents. -o8ter-Miiuorn w - d New York, sole agents ior w States. . rjil Remember the name-i- no other. M. HAYTER Offlca over Wllaon'a 1 tug Itora DALLAH. OREGON. Calls promptly answered day or nigrjt, R. L. CHAPMAN FUNERAL DIRICTOR AND LMHALJMIR DALLAS. . narnnit BU PhoM 10S Mutual Ptaoosi UUf Legal blanks for sale at this office, i EDecfiric Succeed when r'J In nerrooa prostrsuon and M weaknea they ar. remedy, aa thousands U"7ZZ rNcr it is the best inedicina tra a ore a draggis " TUC UtW lira VHP munii m.w.n, flllll f." ' 1 sua. aaa.ii iulh i. 4 IOC uftlbiHAL UUUtillC ZTt f 4 k W U I UTf HHEDY5 AXilTIVE H OIJEYs A8 k' I i mm fir: .. .... j ri . lit kotb Tsi boieii g- j Best for Cin.ru f i ft i ts-i For Sale by Druggists. wm IDR j Will cure any case of Kidney bevond the rtarh rt mA EYCDRE will cure anv case of Kirfm-v aa r,;Pe rt - --a--.- J va Mf 1 CsVi(l id.- P-v i Jm m W . m m m U11U rcacn oi mcaicinc No medicine can do more. Ceres Fcli Correct IrregHlE- Do not risk For Sale by STAFRIN DRUQ CO. Dallas, and M. THOMPSON, Fa&C;