Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, November 21, 1913, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21st, i9l3 FOLK COUNTY OBSERVER THE HOME PAPER Published Semi-Weekly by the OBSERVER PRINTING COMPANY Office Phones. Business office Main 19 Press room Main 19-2 Gerald Volk. Manager Jas. I. Parcel. Editor Entered as second-class matter in the Postoflice at Dallas, Oregon. Subscription Rates I One Tear $160 Six Months 75 Three Months 0 Strictly In advance. The way to build up Dallas U to pat ronise Dallas people. POLK COlf IU FALLS CITY Mrs. II. Fugitt and three children left for California Monday where they will make their home in the future. Misses Maymie and Francis will stay in Falls City for the pres ent. 0. D. Salisbury accompanied them on their journey. A. M. Elkins of Independence is a new resident in the city, he having bought a tract of land from IX F. Courier in North Falls City. F. M. Le Fever and family have moved in 10 me uuo xwieeoone uousv for the winter. M. 0. Munson and C. V. Davis bought the Teal mill this week of Albert Teal. Thev may not start the mill this spring. Fred Perrin is in Benton County visiting his father who has a farm there. The Spalding Logging Company camps above Black Kock have been shut down for the winter months which throws n number of Fall City people out of employment, how ever, there is a surplus of work here at present. Mrs. M. L. Thompson entertained a number of her friends at dinner Friday in honor of her mother, Mrs. Travis, who will leave for California in the near future. Among those present were Mrs. Butler, Mrs. Esther Montgomery, Mrs. Chas. Frink, Mrs. Telhcrow, Mrs. F. K. Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Vick and Mrs. Travis. Quite a novel party was given by Miss Hammond to her young lady friends last Saturday night. Each one was asked to come dressed as a child and be prepared to do some child stunt. Judging from the hil arity it was a success. Lars Larson of Dallas Col lego was a visitor in the city Saturday, going t'i (Hl.dr.le on Sunday wiicv he hid charge of the church services. fUipuinl'i)dent II. C. Seymour was a wcIco.Ijl' isitor in our school Tues day. Tlic Falls City Lumber Co.'s planer plant, formerly owned by Wntkins is being turned down and the rubbish hauled away, making a great im provement in that part of town. An Epworth League tea was serv ed at Mrs. Mae Wright's home Sat urday afternoon from 3 o'clock to .". The house was decorated with w hile chrisanlheniums. Evangelist M. L. Schooler is con ducting revival meetings at the Free Methodist Church. Fire broke out in tlu residence of J. J. Sammons Wednesday morning at half pa.-t three. The damage was not ery great owing to the prompt action of the tire department. sruest of the Monmouth Hotel Sun day. J. A. Muldish of Canian City was transacting business in town Monday. A. White of Newberg is in town and will be for a few days at the Monmouth' Hotel. He says that he likes our town fine. A. N. Poole, and Lee Moran have finished the Graham & Sons' or.to mobile garage, which is a fine con crete building and would be a credit to any town. Lige Mason just finished painting the bank building which adds to its looks very much. The work on the new Normal gym. is progressing nicely and will be a fine building when completed. Still the concrete walk building is going on, the walks on both sides of Main Street will be concrete the whole length soon. The sick in town are convalessing. The Polan boys and father have finished digging jmtatoes, they have about IKK) sacks. Mr. Polan went to Port la nil this week to visit his daughter. That Corvallis hen certainly did not take much time to eat, or she would not have laid so many eggs. I guess she knew eggs were going to be a good price. The Christian Scientists hold a ... .... w. v.. ...... ..v.. F Crawford Sunday at 11 o clock. Everybody j Myrtle Smith. invited. iJ- R- Cooper... Finiey. . . POLK COURT PAYS 0C1EH BILLS At the November Term of Coun ty Commissioners' Court. Commissioners' Court. J. B. Teal J 102.35 S. H. Petre 37.00 G. W. Wells 27.25 $176.60 Circuit Court. M. Sears 7.50 C. Parker 5.00 W. F. Gilliam 12.60 T. B. Stone 11.40 M. A. Rush 10.00 J. C. Zineer..'. 1.J.80 J. H. Grounds.. 11.40 W. J. Barker..... 11.40 Geo. C. Smith, Jr 10.60 Dallas National Bank 16.00 P. D. Cunningham Co 12.75 Kilham Stationery Co 20.00 C. G. Coad ..' 86.48 Glass & Prudhomme 101 Loman-Hanford Co 4.57 Polk County Itemi er 16.50 Pacific Stationery Co o J. C. Hayter 38.60 Frederick Post Co 71.38 Dallas Telephone Co 32.35 Glass & Prudhomme Co 10.30 $470.88 Court House. Oreeon Power Co 34.50 Finiey Whitney 60.00 Smith & Ellison Elec. Co -l.uu Thos. W. Watson 134.75 Underwood Type. Co 62.50 Glass & Prudhomme Co 250.48 Dallas Water Co 2.80 Thos. W. Watson (Jail) 7.70 Fairbanks Morse & Co 75.00 J. M. Grant (Jail) 89.75 T. C. Stockwell. C. W. Irvine.... E. Hayter B. Phillips Fred Ward Frank DeWitt.. Emil Thiesies.. Vincent Maurer Albert Teal J. V. Chitty 5.60 4.00 2.20 4.20 3.80 4.00 3.60 7.S0 3.S0 6.20 $649.03 Pauper. Fuller Pharmacy 4.20 Dallas Meat Co 2 Of Peter Cook 20.50 A. B. Starbuck lo.OO Simonton & Scott 31.80 H. A. Wood & Co 16.d0 C. L. Crider '. . 4.7o C. E. Huntley li.0Q J. K. Neal 6.00 Lehman & Clough 40.00 W. B. Gerth 5.00 Bovs & Girls Aid Society 70.00 O. H. Dimick 7.00 W. B. Gerth 5.00 Drexler & Alexander 6.00 B. H. MeCallon 51.00 J. K. Neal. 6.00 H. L. Fenton 16.00 Furnished House Wanted! We will pay any old price for 4 or 5 room fur nished house. Price Bros. nA.iA. r. AWonnor fi Art L(Iarence a riggs .uu , c A Robinson 14.00 Mary Briggs 22.00 , wmlnma . r 4 70 Rhodes "-OO-Conrad Stafrin.. 10.75 5.00 22.00 4.00 --, i-. J una r in ivy (. h. roree raised a peach tlite;B , Ackerman . . . 4.00 year that weighed 15 ounces. How i Frank E. Kersey 11.20 is that for a peach. Can vou beat J- V. Chitty 6.20 1 iJ. M. Sears 6.00 it" j W. J. White . 9.00 . jAnthonv Dent 8.40 PERRYDALE C. E. McCaleb 10.00 J. M. Wooden 13.00 Fred Hebbing was a Portland yisit- ! C. E. Herren . . . W B. Barnett... 11.00 8.00 or the last of the week. The program given by the Literary ; Wyatt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12.00 Society last Friday evening was a jonn wienert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12.60 decided success. , 1 Oscar Smith 10.60 T r, ,, , 'H. G. Seelev 11.00 Mrs. J. P. Caldwell was visiting ; Re Womer" 1200 m Albany the last of the week, re-;F. M Waters 13.40 turning home Sunday fternoon. ' The Perrydale concert band attend ed the Basket Social at Smithfield j J. F. Ulrich 6.20 last Saturday evening. All report a j g; gf; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; jJJJ good time and plenty to eat. A. N Newbill 9.20 H. J. Elliott and wife were Dallas !J- H. James 9.40 ... . , .. . . : Frank E. Volier 10.60 visitors on Wednesday ot this week. d a Hastines 9 20 Don't forget to bear Chester P. G.' N. Newton 13.80 R. Schubert 2.50 B. H. MeCallon 2.00 U. S. Loughary 8.15 $398.80 Insane. A. B. Starbuck 5.00 B. H. MeCallon 10.00 E. E DeArmond 13.00 Thomas Guthrie 7.00 P. W. Flanery E.40 Gates at Yookum's Hall on Satur- j J; w- Robinson day evening, November 22nd at 7.30. jj 'M Burford. . Admission free. ; g. F. 'McBee... J. A. Roster and II. J. Elliott wereiN. F. Gregg... .. , ,, i Frank Fawk . . capital visitors the first ot the week, j jj Lvnn W. H. McKee was a M. Minnville T. D. Phillips 3.20 caller the first of the week. DBleV'HIHhUehead 30 1). C. Kilins of Eugene will preach Frank RoweH . V. '. . . . . . . . . . . 9.60 8.80 3.40 6.50 11.40 3.20 3.20 Sunday morning and evening, erybody come. OAK GROVE Ev-1 Vincent Maurer 3.80 Emil Thiesies 3.60 S. F. G. Moness 4.40 F. W. Alt 15.20 Pat Casey 5.60 ,... .,.i., s..i....i iu..iu,i ii,.,M. A. Burch 3.00 " " v7'" I L. B. pabick 3.80 delegates to represent our S. S. at the Ross Parker 2.00 County S. S. Convention at FalU W P. Lewis 3.80 .... ; . , .... , Harley Griffin 3.80 (ity. 21st and 22nd of this w-ek . ; Cnarleg Lee 3 80 There was a Grangi' committee 'Glen Ferguson 3.80 2.20 $ 15.00 Pauper Lvdia Ellen Smith....: . 10.00 Lillian C. Hall 17.50 Mrs. W. W. Chappell 10.00 Mattie Rurson 32.50 Rose Ellen Cassidy 47.50 Rose Tom 32.50 Eliza Lawrence 47.50 Dessie B. Moore 10.00 Georgia Saywers 40.00 M. A. Odom.... 25.00 Hattie Riggs 10.00 Addie Launer 17.50 Hulda E. Turpin 25.00 : Jessie M. Skinner 25.00 j When it rains doyou depend on a 'shower-proof" or do you wear a Fish Brand Reflex Slicker i, , . ,. ... - 7 cause you re dry and '. rough and ready ser vice, and so water proof that not a drop reaches you even through the openings between the buttons. The Reflex Edge does it. $3.00 aX. Satisfaction Guaranteed A.J. Tower Co. tfWHtS BOSTON bythU j9MWt Tower Canadian Limited SIS Toronto Catalog fm &HBlW Si Tli 1 I II OA irp SIMPLE AND PRACTICAL EVERY PART GUARANTEED j?. HF t W sMTnTI ill I !m ii W " INEXPENSIVE TO OPERATE We have several plants in suc cessful operation in the vicinity of Dallas Craven Bros. Hardware Co. DALLAS, OREGON j. s. mt't'tin,' at the Hollensteimer home, ; ,no- B- Teal Saturday evening arranpnr ior a;g p $ 350.00 Fruit Inspector. Parker Health Officer. B. H. MeCallon 72.00 Elections. Oregon City Enterprize. . . . . . . 24.00 D E. Stitt 8.30 Grover Beeler 3.75 j B. F. Swope 3.20 C. E. Staats 3.50 M. R. Flower 11.34 j Elmer E. Enes 2.30 j F. L. Wood 4.00 i Polk County Itemizer 154.00 W. R. Coulter 1.75 S. L. Stewart 3.00 F. K. Hubbard 21.80 G. H. Crawford... 2.50 O. E. Shultz 2.00 Oregon City Enterprise 32.40 Bushong & Co 8.00 B. Wirson 6.00 F. M. Shuck 1.50 For Judges and Clerks 976.20 Tresspass notices, weather proo, for sale at Observer Job office. LODGE DIRECTORY UNITED ARTISANS Dallas Assem bly, No. 46, meets on first and third Mondays cf each month at Wood man hall. Visiting members made welcome. MILLIE M. STAFRIN, M. A. WILLIS SIMONTON. Secretary. $1229.14 Roads and Highways tlieJ. i r announcement ami the report of what j ' we are doinji is a nue order. Stevens hiis another watehiiifrht party. Look for Join t he (iranjre, it G A fann!nr Cn 1 9 OS o on ) -' " : UoTiro Unm 11 OK Barrett H. Hanson .. 4100 REBEKAIIS Almira Lodge No. 26 meets first and third Wednesday of each month at Odd Fellows' Hall. NOLA COAD, Noble Grand. ORA COSPER, Secretary. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD Dal las Camp No. 209 meets in W. O. W. Hall on Tuesday evening of each week. R. E. REED, Consul Com. W. A. AYRES, Clerk. E. Sibley 25.00 B. Nunn 27.00 $708.70 fresh I Justice Court. Sibley & Brown 7.50 COW. , T n U'lnn 1 9 OS John Underwood 193.75 Ernest Blue 120.00 John Bedford 7.50 Chas. S. Ruge 37.50 Ed. Becken 11.25 A. Wurn 6.75 Oscar Hayter 35.00 He also has e?rs for sale, took five ! J. H. Moran 13.70 j Go,d Creek Lumber' Co. !.'"".' 2250 .en to hnvi T.iesdnv nnl i dozen ,"'',u f ' Salem Sewer Pipe Co 35.68 two weeks letore. Who is there in p. R. Arrell 1.20 the neidiirborhood leats that record f alien l.tv S. H. Bernard. E. E. Tripp Lena Brown Clarence Marks... I" V 11 ii i n or niMi daiiriuer and ciiiidren are maK- jno Turner. He only has (I ohi hens, the rest tins year's pullets. Mr. and Mrs. Renton Smith's mar- 1.20 1.20 2.30 2.30 1.20 1.20 Timms Cress & Co 122.00 Wilberry & French 15.70 out to the farm 1 Frank Rider iiifT them a visit. Oil., ii..., .... .... V'l H' I liliu.i '11 M .I .'ill i.' Ilir jtiiiii'.-, Sunday. ( McHenry Smith Panloe's familv Jiave nuvel into S. H. Bernard. . . . T V Tiewr a wA their new house on the picnic rruund. p. o. Hurlburt.. This means no more Oak (irove pic- H. Holman . I tmv.w.. J- Asimaugn A. R. Lewis. J. D. Hibbs & Co Andy Wilson G D. Treat Falls City Lumber Co G. W. Havnes Joe Tharp.. ! M; Ilj;i?ham HI ' Starr Transfer "I'.'.'."'.'. 1.20 1 J'Kershaw DP1- Store... Dallas Iron Works C. F. Horn 2.10 2.10 13.32 10.30 12.55 IV 5 21.89 4 15 85 4 03 2.25 3.90 238.02 0.20 59 50 I Independence Sand&Gravel Co. 231.00 MONMOUTH Mr. ami Mrs. lliu'ldon ot the Mon mouth Hotel served apples at all meals on Apple Hay, ami their pa Irons say their service was excellent. Kolicit Steel of Suver was iu tow.i Kii.lay on luiMties connected with proXTty interests still held here where he formerly lived. He rojHirts the farm in i:hhI condition. h'udiiey ('oiler of Dallas formerly of this pla.v, jnade Monmouth a hrief call Saturday. Come again Kodmy. Mr. and Mis. M. K. Hoatmau, of Conalh was in town on lminess, Monday and Tuesday. They have Mme tine piopT!y here. 19.30 i ?a suppose. " .-, Xf.s, l..l... ill , 1,1.. ii . ,!lvle Payne & Son ...... - ... ...... .......... r muft .ttru... o.ov i G. F. Shew. Farmers' State Bank... to he at Church Sunday. ,rred Ward Odell Hollensteiner was at Salem pr'an) DeWitt "" ou Inisiuess Tuesday. B. Phillips Tl.,1.1.1 Sl,.v.n. nn.l iv it'tf u ,.r.. Si. B- SteVenS . . . lem business visitors Tuesday. Mrs. John Martin. H. Kneebone. 7.00 3.50 3.50 3.50 7.00 3.50 The Tropical Oil Co I Falls City Lumber Co j Chas. K. Spauldlng Log Co Dewey Burright j Clint Hunnecutt ! Dallas Lumber & Locvrinsr Co.. A. F. & A. M. Jennings Lodge, No. 9, meets second and fourth Fridays of each month, in Masonic hall on Main street.' Visiting brethren wel come. E, A, HAMILTON, W. M. WALTER S. MUIR. Secretary. West Side Marble WorKs G. L. HAWKINS, Proprietor. MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES AND CURBING. A Complete I Ine of All Latest Dcwlijn Legal blanks tor sale at this office. 3.50 N. Selig. Zena Spring- Valley m. n. eihs... Mertin Young 3.50 j L. Damon J. D. Bevens 1.00 i Polk County Itemizer. 1.40 294.43 6.50 162.00 C5.95 5.65 S0.00 50.00 .11.2.-) 1.25 20.00 1 oo Craven Bros. Hard are Co 147.12 ao.oo A mistake w as made in two items xhpo Farrlntton 1 00 ' Beall & Co 20 S3 of last week, which should have read A. V. R. Snyder 1.00 J Catherwood .. 5.4a .. ,, E. W. Cutler 1.00 C. McNeil 25 as 1'"""!: E. W. Fuller 1 00 Henry Fern 8 20 Miss Cora Ctnilev has resiirned her G. L. Murohv 3 50 Merle Meyer 6.00 t 3 50 r. J. wagoner is j . 3 50 ;F. N. Suver 16.00 3 50 jRoss Perce 52.00 J. W. Finn 22.50 6 50 5 00 ; $168 60 D J. Riley .650! Sherirt Office. Bro" s ' Henry Savery s' 25 Linden Kibby Const. Co 600.00 J. M. Grant...!'.!'.!'.'.!'.!!'.!'.!". ZSth Graven Huff 2.75 Jno. Richter 75 00 .William Fudge 10 75, J. R. Harris 8.75 , f Tl "2 I John Duignan 43.75 Dallas Iron Works Machinists Foundrymen Pattern Makers. SAWMILL WORK A SPECIALTY We are prepared to do any kind of Iron and Brass work. Lumber trucks and Stock work on hand. We make the best and cheapest Stump Puller on the market Prlcw reasonable ...SKATING... AT ARCADE GRAND RINK Skating Every Evening and Afternoon Each Week on Mondays. Free for Ladies Give us a trial and we assure you very courteous treatment. C. W. STUMP, Manager Star Transfer Co. WE MOVE ANYTHING THAT IS MOVEABLE PROMPT SERVICE 0. A. and L. C. HUSCOTT, Proprietors Phone Stands: Webster's Confectionery 511 Ellis' Confectionery 1062 Barn 1074 LUMBER V lwiwiliiin iw it'inurnii)iir mill i: i m 1 1 1 . Ooby. . , . ' "' S. M. Martin... ins; the winter at home. h. Murray Miss (iraee Spiing has aeeei.ted a Chas. Ward 350,:; flnn- , , H. Holman 10.60 1 s- Grant. sition as stenographer for II. (. K. N. Wood . Seymour in Ilallas. j Ixren Walliiij; is ervelinjr a new store huihliiiir on the John Wallintr ' pioiK'ity. near the hop house. Miss Cora Coley entertained her friends on last Friday evening, with' ' hard times ' party. Kverne : Clerk" Ofne. 1 4 n n v. : T . i -.ii e .i . l. nuLtiusuu, jr.. ........ present attired suitably for the oc- p p ghaw easion. that is, in rap and patches. E. E. Harris and all said I hey had a very enjoy-" able eveninsr. Treasurer-a Office. Will Cation is at home, after sev- Tracy $451 69 'W. F. Brandon 139.50 j Dewey BurriRht 35.00 133 30 Clint Hunnecutt 50 00 75 00 R- P. Kirkland 5 00 50 00 S'oper Bros, t Cockle lzMS Sloper Bros. c Cockle 10 74 $5S30 W. I. Bronson 16 50 j Dallas Brick A Tile Co 3 58 Stt 5 50 Chas. Durrell 44144 DENTIST B. T. BUTLER Office over Fuller Pharmacy. Office hours from to 12 a. m.- to 5 p. tn. Dallas ti f i . i. i i j eral months sin-nt in Salem, where - . -,-, The son of 1. I). Pen els. who was! 1 1 . R. I Chapman... , . , , , , . i he was emploved at the 't atetena. , School Su hurt bv a jersey bull, a short time , . . . - c. , , . .... Helen Baker is Iiappv n the C.rmre Spon aps has returned to school at Cor vailis. K. S. IVn", and family of Lewis vine were the puest of Mr. and Mrs. White. Tuesday. Koliert Baker of Salem was in tou Tuesday on his war to Airlie. I. O. Powel of North Monmouth. K. F. D., made Monmouth a business vLsit Tuesday. Dr. Calberth of Tleasant Valley. wa. in town on business Tuesday. C. E. EnglLsh of Ashland was the, Coroner'a Office. Sup-'s Office. ;Chas. K. Spaulding 55 :7 mm T. E. Cooper 1100 osst'ssion f a new piano, presented jj Sermour! to her bv her mother. ItlCKREALL We understand that S. Orr. Mar. Blodirett 40 00 J C. Barnes lrrtOO Hibbs Co 117.12 James Middleton Dare M Waddell D. J. Riler r:.i2 Stock Inspector j i t untni iu rrt!anI has sold his hop ranch to F. E. Merer IftO TSi parties in Portland. j Mr- F- E- Meyer "-S j The bazaar, 14 00 5 00 1514 .... :v2v r: 50 75 00 C. S. Calkins 110 00 When We Hand You Our Esti mates of the cost cf the lumwr you require you car. depend upon It that the fig ures w.ll be as low as flrtt-clasa, well t . e.,ned lumln-r can be sold lor hon- j VETERIXABY SURGEON DK. . w. HORN tuccesso to Dr. Nevel) You Are Invited. When a merchant places an ad vertisement in a newspaper, it means that you are invited by him to call, it carries the same meaning as an in vitation given to a party, lie wants yon, if he did not desire your trade, he would have kept still and said nothing. There are a great many strangers recently located iu Dallas and its vicinity, and they are not posted as to who are the best mer chants to deal with. The Observer has this to say, any person trading with a merchant whose advertise ments appear in this paper who has any grounds to complain of not re ceiving a square deal, has not meas ure and goods at represented will let tho-manager of this paper know, we will agree to see that the same is righted. We guarantee the words of all our local merchants who adver tises in the Observer and will publish no advertisement that we It ml is not one of truthfulness. Thone 1183-2 R. L. CHAPMAN FUXKRAIj DIRECTOR AX1 EMBALM ER Calls promptly answered day or night Dallas, Oregon. Olive Smith-Bicknell Teacher of PIANO and ORGAN Studio 712 Oak St. DALLAS OREGON Iepal blanks for sale at this ofTice. combination with The Observer for DENTIST DR. CLINTON L. FOSTER, (With Dr. Butler) Ollice over Fuller Pharmacy. DALLAS ORKGON. Chiropractor Phone VMH DR. D. G. REMPEL Nerve Specialist and Spinal Adjuster Oiliee. ."in Church Street, near depot. Consultation ami Examination Free. DALLAS, OREGON Professional Cards Dr. Louis G. Altman Homeopathic Physician, General Practice. ED. F. COAD, Special attention to Asthma, Dropsy, Attorney at Law, Gall Stones and Rheumatism. Probate Cases a Specialty. Offlee and Res. 296 N. Liberty St. Room 20, National Bank Bldg. Phone Main 147. SALEM, ORE- . Wm. A. Ilimes. Mr. Ed. J. Ilimes. Eni. 1 HIMES ENGINEERING AND CON STRUCTION CO. j Engineering and Surveying. '. Plans Drawn and Estimates Cheer-! fully Given. Oiliee. Room 8. I'dow Building, Dallas, Ore. Phone 502. DEXTIST M. HAYTER Dallas National Bank Building Dallas Orcgo Oren SIBLEY & EAKIN The only reliable et of Abstract, in Polk County. Office on Court street. Dallas, ... ATTORNEY AT LAW OSCAR HAYTER Rooms S and C. U!ow Bldg. Dallas Oref" G. O. HOLMAN LAWYER Office in Wilnon Building Orrpno ATTORN EY-AT-LAW which was held here Saturdav nisrl.t bv the Ladies' Aid. I 14.40615 -tly. If you psy mre you pay toil Total $10,034 21 much. U vou rT ! m grl lew either Assess. A Cot. TS- 1(S..'S' The ban-juet for the Boy Fich:h i qu.'l.ty or quantity.. met ith pd meeess wllinjr all the Obserrer Print Co S900 articles that thev had oi hand. The Currant Ex pens. ; Annual Con fere nee to be held here ! November S-3) will be Continued oa r( Thrt ) i . V. vf . :: ; -ireetion of the Pallas l arrn I ire f ; ty. ni'cinwa, jr . i 'Lyc ft Hoffe l.lunl. J i; Dallas Lumber Log.TxERi! 0:Tiee at McCann &. Collins Liverv I hone .V1 Dallas. Oresron. ATTORXET AT LAW D. H. UPJOHN Rooms lCG Dallas National Bank B!. DALIVS OKIfN"- ging Company naiiis ' D-lUs TOOZE, JR. National Bank Buildin- ATTORNEYS AND ABSTRACTOR BROWN Sc SIBLEY Abstracts promptly made Notary Public, Collections Oreco- ; Mill St. Down -stairs. . D-II- "