COUNTY SEAT
NEWS F
Court House Notes.
I'KOUATK
III rc-cstatc (if Harriet OHburn,
deceased, receipt of hcirs-at-law
filed, order of final discharge
made.
In re-guardianship of Zola
Pauline iVrry, a minor, sale of
real property confined.
In re-Riianliansliip F LShepard
and U (I Shepard, minors, first
annual report approved.
In re-estate of Susan L Rich
ardson, deceased, administrator
authorized to sejl real estate.
I In re-estate Peter Nelson, de
ceased, Sophia Nelson was ap
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proved, letters to issue. Kveret
lliltihrand, (lien Hilterbrand arid
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appraisers.
In re-estate of Henry Tarter,
deceased, final account heard and
approved and pergonal property
turned over to widow for use of
! family, estate closed,
i In re-estate of Italian I Tar
ter, deceased, final account heard
and approved, estate closed.
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A liun'it wImIi llml him mil. mcnli'il
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Thai HapliiiK nirnnl inlu a nnrli'il Iri'i';
Thai lluirii, k'owm hiinl, may wound
and yivr I hi-c pam;
That playful wlirlp may intinlfroiiw
fallen rrvrul ;
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Ski.kitkii.
With the Churches
Raptiist Church.
l!y A Mi'inhiT
Tin- pastnr will preach Sunday
1 1 a. in. Subject: "Two Fears. "
At p. m. mens meeting.
All men of tin- town and com
munity are urged to attend.
At 7 :.'() Robert V. Russell, a
student in McMinnville College,
will preach. Subject: "The Great : In re-estate of Catherine S
Choice." ' Iiaskett, order of final discharge.
Special music at all the services i I" re-estate of Janet K Dawes,
bv a ouartet from the student deceased order.
body of McMinnville College. !
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OUR MOTTO
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HIGH GRADES
And you have them if you buy of us
Diamond Brand Shoes, Conqueror Hats., Congress
Shirts, Derby Gloves, R. & G. Corsets, Burson
& Knox Knit Hose
Kverybody come for a treat is in
Stole.
Sunday school ) a. m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday 7:M p. m.
Iii re-estate of Olreaova Smith
and Coon roil Smith, deceased,
final account filed, April 4th, at
10 a. in., set for hearing.
In re-estate of John Christo-.
pher Henry, deceased. John C (-K
Reach appointed administrator- I lattie Whitney to Howard E
bond fixed at $100. 1 Sickafoose, lot in Monmouth,
$175.
! Crace L Stone and husband to
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Preferred Stock Groceries
Standards Of The World
Fisher's Blend, Pure White and White River Flour
The Kinds You Like
Monmouth Mercantile Co.
Monmouth, Oregon
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James Wright, aire '&, of Air-
Viola Mancle, in Monmouth, $10.
"Gummosia" Fight Now On
Old cankers of cherry gum
Miosis should be cleaned at once,
if the damage caused every year;
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liy tins disease is to ne mjneriauy m'-, I'Miannua,, , Kinirwood Park Co. to E A
reduced, according to Professor reliruary Alst, : Sharp, lot in Kingwood Terrace,
II. I'. Harss. of the Oregon Arri-! Kfxford Warren, age 23, ofj$io.
cultural College department of Independence, to Estella L Sut-j J W Jenkins and wife to C F
Plant Pathology. New infections ton. age 22, February 2(Uh. j Littlefield, 385 acres, t G s, r 4 w,
should be treated as soon as they ' Pandall II Creosser. ae 22. of j $10.
Dallas, to Elsie E Meyer, age 18, A J r.arnam ana wue io u o
. February 2(ith. Remington, 5 acres, 7-5. $10.
' Mavo S Currier, age 50, of In-! Lilia Baker and husband to S
dependence, to Lillian Ii Lawren- Hambelton, lot in Monmouth,
son, age 3(3, of Dallas, February I v ' ., n .,.,, . .;fo tn
I J 1171 till A. M OIIUII U1IU 1
1 Charles A Robertson and wife,
Walter G. Brown,
Jeweler.
appear. The organisms that cause
the cankers live over winter in
the edes of the old cankers, and
start out late in winter to enlarge
the old injuries and infect new
areas and other trees. All in
fected bark should be removed
with a draw knife or other tool,
care being taken to cut out all
discolored portions or even a
little above and below them. The
wound should then be
28th.
ItKAL KSTATE -
Vira Robertson and husband to
W 15 Gerth, lot in Kingwood
Park, $10.
Priscilla R Craven and husband
washed : to II Seeley, 30 acres, t 8 s, r 4
wit h a 1 to 1000 solution of cor-1 w. $1400.
rosive sublimate, allowed to dry, j Ella S Crosian et al to W H
and coated with a good tree paint, j Dancy, lots in McNary.
Tablets for the wash can be pot John W Ilarritt to B W Harritt,
from the druggist, who will ex-' 48.23 acres, t 7-3, $9146.
plain how to prepare, use and j J Will Peckley to J S Miller
handle the deadly poison. Had ! and wife, 28.70 acres, t 8-5, $10.
cankers sometimes form with i L 0 Gwin and wife to Emma
but slight exudation of gum, and j A Moore, lots in Dallas, $10.
careful watch must be kept all j Earl V Barham and wife to A
spring for their first appearance, J Parham, one-third int. lot in
and for blighted fruit spurs and Dallas, $10,
buds.
34.51 acres, 7-3, $1.
Thomas J Hayter and wife to
Randall Buell. land in Dallas,
$125.
Felix Comehys to Mary Ei
Walker, 85.51 acres, t 6-5, $5100.
S C Spencer and wife to W D 1
Mixter. 1421.1 acres, t 9-8, $1.
M M Davis to W D Mixter, ;
1421.15 acres, t 9-8. $1.
W D Mixter to Ella K Herald,
701.15 acres, t 9-8, $12000.
J L Farnham and wife to J L
Woodward and wife, 20 acres, t
6-7, $10.
POULTRY SUPPLY STORE
THOMAS BOULDEN, Proprietor
Keeps on Sale
Best Grade Chic Feed. Best Grade Grit, Bone and
' Oyster Shell. Best Grade Bran, Shorts, Barley and
Gats. Best Grade Corn, Scrath Feed, Egg Food,
at Lowest Cash Prices.
Garden Seeds in Package or in Bulk.
Will Pay Cash for Egs and Poultry.
Monmouth, ..... Oregon
Herald and Pacific Monthly one year, .
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.. $2.25
Herald and Pacific Homestead one year 2.25
Herald and Weekly Oregonian one year 2.50
Herald and Daily Telegram one year, 5.50
Herald and The Weekly Blade one year 1.85
New Powerboat For Newport
Life-Savers
Newport, Or., March 9. -The
new life-working power-boat
Dauntless, shipped from the East
for the Yaquina Bay Station, ar
rived last evening from Astoria.
She was brought down by Cap
tain 0. S. Wickland, of the Point
Adams Station, and his engineer
Leonard Pearsons, and Captain
Stuart, of this station. The boat
left the lightship yesterday morn
ing at 9 o'clock, making the trip
in 12 hours.
The new craft is the finest of
the self-righting power-boat type
on the coast, is equipped with the
latest life-saving appliances in
the service, is 36 feet long and
has a 40-horsepower engine and
a speed of 10 knots per hour. It
has also an electric dynamo and a
powerful searchlight.
Try Us For Job Work
Frank II Fawk and wife to Jo
seph Antritt and wife, land in t
7 s, r 5 w, $10.
Maurive Dalton to E V Dalton,
lot in Dallas, $10.
Raymond G Williams to W N
Ash and wife, lot in Independ
ence, $10.
H G Strayer and wife to Susie
E Van Zandt, 509 acres, $1.
II C Finch and wife to Mary S
Purdom, lots in Independence,
$10.
Rosa A McKinley and husband
to Frank L Water, 120 acres, t
9-5, $10.
Wm T Gosser and wife to F W
Waters, lots in West Salem, $10.
Percy Hibbard to L A Dickin
son, land near Dallas, $10.
Tercy W Hibbard to L A Dick
inson, lots in Dallas, $10.
D W Sears and wife to P L
Hedges, lot in Independence, $10.
Eliza J Crowley to W B Kanne,
lot in Independence, $150.
Lennie E Davis and husband
to Samuel Morrison, 22 acres, t
Looking Backward.
How far biu k in one's life can one
remember? Herbert Spencer used
to recall faint pictures of playing in
the garden with u sister, a year his
junior, who died at two years old.
llis most vivid recollection, howev
er, "worth mentioning because of its
psychological interest, is that of cer
tain results caused in me by being
left alone for the first time.'" The
nurse went out and locked him up
nlone in the house. It was the
evening of the week when the bells
of All Saints', Derby, was rung, and
they were going all the time the
child sulfered in loneliness. "All
through the earlier part of my life,
and even in adult vears,. I never
heard these beds without
of sadness coming over me,
wWM4 VER 66 YEARS
J1! EXPERIENCE
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Parisian Gay Life.
Speaking of the so called gay life
of Paris, Theodore Dreiser says in
the Century:
"Consumption, cocaine and opium
maintain their persistent toll. This
is a furnace of desire, this Mont
mar.tre district , and it burns furious
ly with a hard, white hot flame until
there is nothing left save black cin
ders and white ashes. Those who
can endure its consuming heat are
welcome to its wonders until emo
tion and feeling and beauty are no
more."
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Monmouth,
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west corner Main and College
streets, one block west of the
Liberal store.
Telephone 56.
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Physician and Surgeon
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