Polk County Pay it DebU
Lint of bills allowed by the
County Court of Polk County,
Oregon, ut tho August term,
1912, thereof;
KOAIW AND HIGHWAYS.
A It Hell , $98.18
Claude Hoimnton . 74.09
C It Ficklin 89.12
II K Burrw , 43,84
L E Beolte 40.19
C II Coan 20.50
Pern Lewis, 12.40
Itex Worner 3.00
I J N Turner.... 50.00
OJ Bell 43.75
E M Cochrane 132.55
1$ V Bounue 20.80
E V Gohho 89,00
V E Gohso 105.15
A H Johnson 78.00
August Iiocke,. 7.50
James Middleton 73.85
Chas Hultbard 30.85
BMWibli 12.50
A Snyder 7. 00
Otto Elkins. 1,25
C A Iitmch 19.35
Sam ChriBteon 10.85
10.71
7.00
5.00
8.73
88.13
50.32
0.00
31.25
B Lundi
L Villwock
VE Gohho. 32.37
C VV Matthews 08.12
Sterling Furniture Co
C K Spaulding L Co.
Grant Warren 50.00
Hanna Bros 9.95
Jas Milliard 48.00
Falkj City Lbr Co 11.59
Watt Ship
Kings Valley Lbr Co
EW Fuller ... 3.00
Coast Culvert & Flume Co " 50.40
Henry Voth...
McCann & Collins
N A Lunde 11.30
Craven Bros 132.74
Ross T Pierce.. 87.75
Starr Sransfer Co...., . ,6.75
Hanna Bros...... 253.80
II W Voth 12.00
Jas Chitty. 2 75
Fred Pierce ... 12.50
Shaw & Muscott.. 1.25
A J Brown 9.00
W Wilcox 92.00
B Brunk 48.00
JSchind'ler.. 94.00
II Burdick 48.00
J Robbins 12.00
H Heth... 41.00
Lynch & Son 13.65
E Jennings.... 18.76
Chas Enes 13.00
Fred Hebding 5.55
M B Grant 1.50
Albert Fennell 123.75
Bob Tyler 41.10
WT Harris 92.70
Jas A Wright 90.77
F C Saxby 66.62
C D Sheperd 62.00
Percy Lewis 44.22
O C Gardner 27.94
Ed Osburn 17.02
Lairn Linderman 2.00
Frank Smith 2.50
Claude C Calkins 50.87
H G Black.... 16.00
William Lee... 131.00
Harry Fisk 44.40
Jack Williams 68.74
Art Windover 69.76
C Phillips 9.35
L F Gosso 14.35
Carl Williams 50.79
P C Samuels 12.50
David E Nightengale
H C Horn.
Guy Bros
BeallA Co.....
4.68
151.88
Dallas Iron Works 13.60
3.50
22.50
4.00
79.80
12.00
7.50
7.50
C Sampson 28.75
JV Bliev... 34.35
CW Johnson 36.85
Chas O'Neil.... 48.75
Harry Burnell 9.21
C D Hatfield...'.. 12.50
C W Davis 14.15
L Damon 12.50
C K Spaulding Lbr Co... 9.77
McBeth& Willshire 1.50
C K Spaulding Lbr Co... 20.57
Falls City L Co.......... 5.45
J C Shultz...... ... .... 3.00
Ed Plaster...:.... .... 12.00
Warren Cobb ......... 40.00
Dallas Lbr & Log Co...;. 28.50
Jas Milliard
JW Finn .'.
Hanna BroB
Salem Sewer Pipe Co.
J II Voth!
Ernest Pierce 8.00
Chas Hanson 10.00
B Parson 9.75
It Gano.... 96.00
Jas Richard 96.00
E Young 48.00
W Ridenhour 96.00
AYewing 30.00
M C Pettyes.! 82.00
WS Brown 4.00
C Brunk 46.00
Lou Rosneau 7.00
J Duignan 38.50
J W Caldwell... 20.50
E Enes 47.60
0 A Spinney 208.17
WE Spinney.. 82.50
W G McAllister 75.62
O A Spinney 75.62
Fred Chapin 21.25
A P Kirkland 49.50
OE Martin..: 17.50
Hanna Bros... 16.65
CC Spaulding LC 127.19
Dallas Lbr & Log Co .... 282.82
Dallas Lbr & Log Co.. . 84.35
Ralph Adams. 23.76
It Hunnecutt 16.75
OCPomeroy 72.00
J M Graves 4.50
T Tyler 13.00
Dallas Iron Works 44.66
Falls City Lbr Co 179.14
Dallas Lbr & Log Co.... 171.35
Evan Evans 16.25
Henry Fern 9.00
PAUPER
M B Young 11.48
C L Crider 28.44
D G Meador 15.50
CL Hubbard 2.00
J C Neal 6.00
Simon ton & Scott 20.39
A B Starbuck... . 2.00
Miss C A Robinson 14.00
C E Huntley 103.50
Drexler& Alexander 26.00
HG Black 10.00
Dr. O D Butler 17.00
Jos Black 9.00
J L Brown 1.25
Ed C Dunn 3.50
GO Butler.... 11.40
Dallas Meat Co 2.00
CURRENT EXPENSES
Polk Coltemizer.... 211.65
Polk C Observer 35.80
Glass & Prud homme Co. . 47. 06
Dallas Telephone Co 24.75
COURT HOUSE
Oregon Power Co '. 26.50
Dallas Water Co.... 15.85
Mutual Fire Co 50.40
H W Stump 1.00
Peter Dyce 1.00
G W Vaughn ... 3.20
V O Boots 90.00
JUSTICE COURT
H Holman . u.50
H Holman... 10.75
COMMISSIONERS' COURT
James Middleton 6.00
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE
CW Lee 2.10
assessor's office
Ruth Graves
W A Ayers
sheriff's office
J T Ford
jail
J M Grant
clerk's office
Mrs. E M Smith
rebate on taxes
H J Bevens
IfollCTODlfoI
Prefferred Stock,
The World's Standard Brand Groceries
Chase & Sanborn
Teas and Coffee which have no equal
Heinz's
Pure White, and
JerseyCreamFlour
Sold by us Only.
9 That cannot be purchased
only of us.
No Clerks needed to
Sell these goods.
Once sold always sold.
We Cary ROYAL BREAD
Produce a Specialty
Monmouth Mercantile Co.
Monmouth, Oregon
0
17.50
65.00
17.50
36.15
10.00
CURRENT EXPENSES
Polk Co Observer
18.14
202.00
Hair Switches made from
combings. Enquire at this office.
Improve your property by
putting in a fine sidewalk. Inspect
J. W. Leask's work, then con
sult him. tf
Montana Rainfall Break All
Record Since State Was
Settled.
Butte, Mont., Aug. 20. -A
cloudburst, followed by the heav
iest downpour of rain in the
history of Montana, occurred late
Sunday and early yesterday. As
a result all train schedules have
been abandoned, washouts in
every Eastern Montana line
rendering regular service im
possible. Wednesday is believed
to be the first date when regular
service can be resumed. At Glen
dive a rainfall of four inches in
12 hours flooded basements and
caused heavy damage. Similar
conditions are reported from
other Eastern Montana towns.
Milk Delivery Notice.
I will start a milk . wagon Sep
tember 1st Those desiring milk
please let me know. Price, per
quart, 5 cents; quart per month, J
$1.50. Cream, per pint, 15 cents,
payment to be made the 15th of
each month.
Bert Cross. Monmouth.
OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
This great institution opens its
doors for the fall semester on
September 20th. Courses of in
struction include: General Agri
culture, Agronomy, Animal Hus
bandry, Dairy Husbandry, Bac
teriology, Botany, and Plant
Pathology, Poultry Husbandry,
Horticulture, Entomology, Vet
erinary Science, Civil Engineer
ing, Electrical Engineering, Me
chanical Engineering, Mining
Engineering, Highway Engineer
ing Domestic Science, Domestic
Art, Commerce, Forestry, Phar
macy, Zoology, Chemistry, Phys
ics, Mathematics, English Lan
guage and Literature, Public
Speaking, Modern Languages,
History, Art, Architecture. In
dustrial Pedagogy, Physical Edu
cation, Military Science and
Tactics, and Music.
Catalogue and illustrated litera
ture mailed free on application.
Address: Registrar, Oregon Ag
ricultural College, Corvallis, Ore
gon.
School Year Opens September 20
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Better Than Ice
Ice affords but temporary relief when suffering from
heat a cooling breeze is more effective.
Iced food or drink drives the heat of the body to
the surface, making the skin feel hot and disagreeable;
a breeze reduces the temperature of the skin by process
of evaporation, thus keeping the whole body cool and
comfortable. The
G-E 8-in. Oscillating Fan
provides the ideal breeze for homes and offices the
swinging breeze that circulates the air in all parts of the
room, so that all the occupants enjoy the benefits of
its cooling influence.
Let us install one in your home or office. Its breeze
will keep you cool all summer for less than a-ceni-tin-hour.
Telephone DALLAS 24
Oregon Power Co.
WHAT CONDITION IS YOUR CLOCK IN?
Need Cleaning? Spring Broke?
Or perhaps it is a Weight Clock and needs new Weight Cords.
When a Clock fails to run, ninety times out of a hundred it is dirty
and out of beat
Bring it in and have it put in good condition. Charges reason
able and work guaranteed for One Year.
"Honesty" is my motto.
WALTER G. BROWN, Watchmaker and Jeweler.
Office in Perkins Pharmacy, - Monmouth, Oregon
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Herald and Pacific Monthly one year $1.75
Herald and Pacific Homestead one year..... 1.75
Herald and Weekly Oregonian one year.... 2.00
Herald and Daily Telegram one year, ...... 5.00
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