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TWO FOLK COUNTY OBSERVER TUESDAY AGED RESIDENT PASSES William W. Stiller, Aged Over 81 Yearn, Had Iilvtl in Puling Since Crowing Plains in 1866. INT THE NAME OF THE STATE I .he said estate are hereby required i on the 5th day of January, 1912, is OF OREGON: You are hereby re- to present them, duly verified, with served upon you by the publication quireu 10 appear in uie vnuuu uie pr0per vouchers, within six Court of the State of Oregon for montl)S from tue date 0f this notice Polk County on or before six weeks tbe gaiJ administrator at the of. after the date of the first publicat- , ... ., ; tion of this summons, which said &ee of Oscar Hayter in the city of flatfl-nf first publication is the 26th Dallas, in said County of Polk. day of December, 1911, and answer Dated and first published January the Plaintiffs complaint herein, William W. Millrr passed away at for want thereof, the Plaintiffs will his home In this city, Saturday, Jan- appiy to the Court for the relief uary 27, at the age of 81 years and prayed for in their complaint, to- 27 days. The funeral was conducted wjt: A decree of said Court fore- by Rev. Leon L. Meyers at the Church dosing that certain mortgage deed of Christ, Monday afternoon at 2 executed by the Defendants, Cora F. o'clock, and the remains laid away Kerr and J. M. Kerr, on the 5th day in the Odd Fellows cemetery. He is 0f October, 1910, to the above named survived by his wife, three children, Plaintiffs, Horace J. Glandon, Aman- and 11 grandchildren. The children ja MeKern. and Lizzie Glandon. of are all residents of Dallas and are: an,i upon' the following described Chloe, wife of H. S. Butz; Lucretia, reai premises, to-wit: wife of J. F. Holman; and William Situated in Polk County, State of P. Milllcr. Oregon, and more particularly de Mr. Miller was born near Nauvoo. s(.rjbed as, Beginning 2.18 chains Illinois, December 31, 1831. When nf H,P mrnr nf SMtiniia 90 "e waB '"""e.-n, me lamny remov- 21, 28, and 29, in Township Six (C) cu i juvia, aim wtre umoii ine nrst settlers west of Fort Des Moines. In itai ne married miss i,yciia i.eaminK, holt one inch square and 24 inches wn wa uorn in jnuiama ana reared M0n., (irjven 20 inches into the in lowa. Plains. or 2, 1912. ALBERT OSBORNE YATES, Administrator of the" estate of Wallace Yates, deceased. OSCAR HAYTER, Attorney. 1-30 thereof for a period of six consecu- tive weeks immediately prior to the 21st day of February, 1912, in the Polk County Observer, a newspaper of general circulation published at Dallas, in said County of Polk. The date of the first publication of this summons is January 9th, 1912. GEORGE I. BROOKS, OSCAR HAYTER, 2-20 Attorneys for plaintiff. Si SUMMONS. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice is hereby given that the tin dereigned administrator of the estate pe Honest wim Your; - When you buy a Piano, why not buv the best? - - uy The Cable -Nelsor Oregon for Polk County, Depart ment No. 1. Merchants National Bank of Port land, Oregon, plaintiff, v. George A. Berry, defendant. No. 4006. To GEORGE A. BERRY, the above named defendant: TV TTTI7- VAMP flf TTTV STATE1 South of Range Four (4) West of QF OREGOv you are hereby requir Iie Willamette Meridian, at an iron ed to nd answer tJhe om ho r ant mfh smmrf and A inn ine 1, . ... plaint hied against you in the above entitled Court and action within six I n ti rn; i .1 ,1 L iJ Tn thfi Circuit. Court of th State of ! liarvey iingie, ueceau, n ins nnai account in ine ouiuy tuun ground; thence South 37 83 chains lks from the date of thJ &nt . lieation of this summons, to-wit : on or before the 21st day of February, itohw'U J Jains. to the quarter corner between said In 1866, with his wife and only Sections 28 and 29: thence West child, he crossed the plains to' Ore- 53 91 chains to a b issalt stone Ifiv or DeIOre Ule 1St day 01 eDruary n Tmo Bon, coming as captain of a train of Itf w "J? w, L in till1?12' .a"d if ? 80 to answer 9, 1912. 20 wagons. They started May 1 and ground, and marked with "X" on reached Dallas, their destination, in top and C. S." on East face, from safety, August 18. They were great- which an oak tree 12 incheB in di. ly annoyed by the Indians on this amptPr henrs 4 ,lpo-rPrs minntps journey but no serious mishap befell ww 288 links distant, marked C. S. R. T tllPllf'P North 1 rloo-rpn fl mill- tin 1 .1 ,.. ... I ' - b - i"""1"" tt Biiwmin in me fps w.nstt 37 o-i ua lla tn x-eaee country ana ran It and anoth- pipe one ineh in vr mm several years. lie sold out l A, ll t.l. ...... lJCi lcllu- lKl and returned East In 1869, and In ff n, ,..i,:u i. for' tlie fu'ther sum of $50.00 as at 1871 again came to Oregon, having is Bet a b.lssalt stone 16xl0x8 inches maue mree trips across the plains apt 14 innhpc in of the State of Oregon for Polk County, and that Wednesday, the 7th day of February, 1912, at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the Court room of the said County Court, in the City of Dallas, Oregon, has been appoint ed by said Court ns the time and place for the hearing of objections to the said final account and the set tlement thereof. WILLIAM M. SIIEWEY, Administrator aforesaid. OSCAR HAYTER, .Attorney. Dated and nrst published January 2-0 them. the said complaint for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to said Court and take a judgment against you for the sums demanded in said complaint viz: 1. For the sum of $300.00, with interest thereon from the 7th day See;rind,sst the W jjci i:cul. jici aiinuiu until puiu, anu and each time with horses. He rent ed land near Dallas for eight years and in 1881 purchased 252 acres ad joining Dallas on the east and here he has since resided. Active Christian. Mr. Miller joined the Christian church In 1858 at Adel, Iowa, trans- the ground and marked with "X" on top and "C. torney's fees upon its first cause of action herein. 2. For the sum of $300.00,, with fnL. f 1?,, t- corn 'nt' thereon from 'the 6th day of Last face; thence East 52.59 s., ,nl1 .;,., ,, chains to the place 6f beginning, containing 200 acres, more or less. Save and except a strip across the North side one rod in width, which has been dedicated as a road. To secure the payment of the sum September, 1911, until paid, at the rate of eight per cent, per annum, and lor the further sum of $50.00, as attorney's fees upon its second cause of action herein. 3. For the sum of $350.00. and ferrlng his letter to Dallas in 1865 of .$i2,000.00, in n'cordance with four '' on from the 16th day where he has since been an earnest christian worker holding many posi tions of trust, and was noted for his tolerance of other beliefs. In 1881 he gave each of his three children 50 acres of land and hnrt several promissory notes, executed u uimi pam, at jue ' I rain r niiclit itcti innr nimom by the said Defendants, Cora F. , T"l' ' Kerr and J. M. Kerr to' the last and or the, flrther sum ?f )-.00: above named Plaintiffs, on the 4th HS ull,",Ks ie.e8 "Pon lrs u ,in r,f ntni,. mm '..i, p :.i cause ot action herein. notes bearimr interest at the rate of .. 4-. iov the sum of 42u.22f upon him during his declining years. ,', t th'pr wi(h Se 5 lor the sum of $495.30, upon Mr. M.iier was a Democrat in his tlerein namC(1 flll(l for t, , f ita hfth cause of action herein; and younrer years, but Joined the Prohi- tlle above (escl.il)(1(1 rea, premisc8 in costs and disburse- Ini h-'i" W .W',S "T frm"d the mil,,,,pr Vrovided by law, nnl for me"ts, V" thw. ac and hH8 ever since been an enthusl- tho appli,atin 0f (he proceeds of Aml le plamUfT will take a fur- antic supporter of it. His life was sai(1 'V, (o tll T)nvmp lt of tllo ther order and judgment that the cnaracten,ed by honesty and Indus- costs ,.,, disimlN ' of fm. I property attached 111 said action be w,, auu enjuyeii ine goort will and closure and tmtei.m fiP ull ...I. .v 1. 1. 1 - . i hiiii rn i in rirtfiipnr rr t m r.i o.i i t...5 ..i Ihis summons, by order of the OK.,W .HA.V,,s K,.TMKXT for Zn t that l'e Ed. ' Fl Coad, County , . . . . ' . . I .1 tuttrn f nic ..inuriiimiiioii I'ciiiions Ut Uo Heard In Oilier Court. In consequence of an i....., i . ....i.i.. niiaii t.iiv in. iiiu jeieilliuili: , ,, , , : ises, e (lecrceii as subsequent in lime and inferior and subject in law to the Plaintiffs' said mortgage lien ibursements of such fore- """. "l."""L'u, 111 l"" 'B,n( sale, and attorneys fees, 801,1 ,to, Bat!Kfy tlle plaintiff 'b de payment of the princi- ma1"',.s herein- , , . ; ' erest above stated, and TT ui l'i v 0I, tlie a nf c.,i. ;t j o,t ""nuraWe Ed. I. Coad. County purchaser at such sale be placed J"d? l oIk. to,lty.. Oregon, made immediate possession of said at 1 lli,n,bers 111 city of Dallas, in immediate possession mortgaged premises, and that any agreement inte,.t,st w,i,., any of the Defendants WEBSTER'S NEW INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY THE MERRIAIVI WEBSTER The Only New unabridged die tionary in many years. Contains the pith and essence of an authoritative library. Covers every field of knowl edge. An Encyclopedia in a single book. The Only Dictionary with the New Divided Page. 400,000 Words. 2700 Pages. 6000 Illustrations. Cost nearly half a million dollars. Let us tell you about this most remarkable single volume. Write for sample pages, full par ticulars, etc. Name this paper and we will send free a let of Pocket Maps &C. MerriamCo, Springfield, Haw. VST " V Leads in all Things that make a Piano Perfect A cordial invitation is given to every music lover to visit our reception room,, and enjoy the delights of Ca-ble-Nelson music. Let us know if you are interested in pianos, and we will send a representative to call on you and give prices and terms. L.D. Daniel Music Store 630 Court Street Are You Going to Build? fsms- Will be pleased to send our salesman to call In ov.t the two (iopartmi'iils of cir cuit court for l'olk county, an order lias li.cn made that hereafter all pe titions for naturalization Nhall be heard In Department No. 2, before JuiIkb Calloway instead of in Depart ment No. 1, as heretofore. The ap plications are to be heard on the lir.st day of court to which adjournment Is taken. Advertise in tho Observer boost your bank account. and upon said premises, ami tor such other and fuvtluv relief r.s is meet ii. equity aal rod conscience. 1 Inn summons is published by or der of Honorable William liall.'wav. circuit .Jude of tlu Third Judicial District of the Slate of Orejron, which order is dated December 2()th. once a week for six consecu tive and successive weeks in the l'olk Let Us Quote You Prices on all Your Lumber Bill on youupon request by mail or phone g aeiiTLg t ounty Observer, a ncwspaiier pub- 1.1.. ... T.ll. i-itn, I T t i i.iieo ech.iv iii wanas ill said J OIK i alter i. loozp. .Ir T ,i v o. .. n,mt n..;ir '- ii! uimiuiv, mine oi urcjron, the same iiank Jiuildin-'. l.i ....,,.. r.e i ... , l enciiii circu lation. McCain, Vinton & Oallowav. 2-G Attorneys for Plaintiffs. SUMMONS. IN' TI1K CIlfCCIT COI KT OF TUP STATU OF OKIKJON'. F(U POLK COIXTY. DKPAKTMKNT NO 1 . ,.V.(.A1)' Plninli,T. v. iJKOHOU A. IlKUKV, defendant. No. 4009 To (iK()l!K A. HKHKV. the nhov.. named defendant: IX T1IK NAMK OF THE STATE OF OHEfiON' you are lierebv rei)uir ed fo appear and answer the com plaint tiled atrainst you in the above entitled Court and action, within six weeks from the date of the first pub- "i Mimiiions, io-wil: on or before the 21st dav of February. J!'12; and if you fail so to answer (he said com- hunt, for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to said Court and take a judgment against vou for uie sum demanded in said complaint vi..: for the sum of ;i!7.-J2.,and for Ins costs and disbursements in this act ion. And the plaintiff will take a fur ther order and judgment that the property attached in said action be sold to s.itity the plaintiffs de mand herein. ibis summons, by order of the Honorable Kd. K". Coad. Count v .lii.l-e of l'olk County. Oiv-on. made at Clumilicrs in the city of Pallas, on the Cth day of January. 1H12. is Mived uiMii you I iy the publication tnciv.ij tor a iK'iiml ot KXKCITOIfS' XOTHK. Notice is hereby given to whom It may concern, that th undersigned hag been duly aiioointed executor ,.f ine esiaie or AUKiist Martin Werner ueceHHeu. ny the Honorable County vouri or roik County. Oregon, All pi rsons navinif claims niralnst :n, estate are hereby notified to present "" same m me unUersisned duly !!.. .1 I. .. ' .......... in leiiviiaie, iireRon, on or oeuire six months from the date nereoi. and all persons knowinn iiiniismrs iniienteii to sa .1 tui.. hpp nerei.y notllled to make Imme dinte settlement therenif. i9JJ;''il this 22nd day of January FRED C. WERNER. r.xecuior or the estate of August .i.irun n enter, deceased. SIlil.KY EAKIX. Attorneys for estate. 2-20 Dallas Lumber and Logging Co. lx'timt ot six con-ei-u tive weeks immediately prior lo the 21t day of February", 1.112, in the l'olk County t)iK,ier, a !? w-pajvr LTiierai eirculation. puliiivl,,-,! rtt Pallas, in said County of Polk. The date of t!,e ttr.t pubii.-at ion of this summons is Januarv !t!i. p.12. OSOAK HAVTKlf. 2-20 Attorney f,.r plaintiff. SUMMONS, , In the Circuit Court of the State of Ou'iron. for the County of Polk. Horae J. Clan. Ion. Amanda Mo Kern. A. K. MeKern, her husband. an ! I.t.;e C!a:i!o:i, Pla;rti:Ts vs. ( I. K. ;r. J. M. Kit W. M-v.ie. and Cl.ar!c Notice to Creditors. Notice is hereby jriven that the un dersigned. Jl,u j. (;llV( ias lM,t,n duly apimiuted by the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Polk Countv, administrator of tl .i..f.. f John II. ;y, deceased, and lias qualilicd. All HM-oiis hating claims atra'mst the s:iid e-.tr.te are hereby required t- jutM-nt them, duly verified, with the proper vouchers, within six .It...,!.... '.. ,t . 1 . M .. . 1. 1 1. imiu i,;,. aie oi tins notice. It the said administrator at List rvs-i-lem-e near the city of Ha!!a, in ai-i i oui.ty of Polk. P.tted an-I first published Jan-i.irt 2, 1012. JOHN R. Cil'V a i . ' .v.wniristrator of the estate of Jha II. tiuv, tleecaosl. OSCAR 1IAYTFR. Attorney. 1-) . a -id J.tv IIa.!:i-5;. Notice to Creditors. Notice is benny piven that the nn d -rsi-ed. A:!-rt' lKU.tr:e Ya:esha U-n dr.lv s;.p,-ir.ted by tie Courty Const of the .v;.,-, ,f "0-..-.i. fr P:k Ci-nnty. admit-strator of th A 10 ACRE FARM 1-2 mile from Dallas on good county road, plank walk all the way into town, six room frame house, well, barn and other buildings, fenced, and can all be plowed but about one aore. Fortv fruit trees and some berries. This place, as the heading indicates is f a special bargain. f PRICE $2700 i Dallas, Oregon A Clean Workshop Plenty of Light, Well Heated and Ventilated, s Large Rooms, Chairs suitable for Little Folks, Attractive surroundings Your boy or girl will enjoy going to Bible School in that kind of a place First Christian Church Corner Clay and Jefferson Sts. Dallas i 1 1 ii t t Dallas Iron Works West Side Marble WorKs M. hlnlsu Foundrrmen PMtern Makers. SAWMILX G. A SPECIALTY I rrepared to dc liny kind o' 1 Iron nd Brass work. Lumber trucki and Stock work on hand. We make : the best and cheanest Kt..mn !..,. : on the market Price, reasonable, 1 A Complete Line of AH LMtP Iu IIAWKIXS, rropriewr. MOXCME.VTS. HE-VPSTOMS AX CTRBIXG. The Reflex Edge kP out mrr drop of Ma fr oi tU PATENTED Fish Brand Reflex Slicker hn "'r thorMchIr water. prwof armBt on the market. Su $3.00 Everywhere. CT,T5. Ci... ,i trl Tower Co. t"V" BOSTON. mvcf eren.n w T.. lMimltnM.V.;.- .A mr.-M '"'' . . : 1 1 I Real Estate Dallas i estate of V".t-e Scicniinc jij-j i ..-. pi-- T-r TO t nf. A F. KIM :? AND Ki. iv: :.dJ: J. M. a-:. I l.a -i.i'.;".ed. A!J j,rs , l.at i: - r.i s-.ti.-.-t Tr - f Tir T- -t& I run