Polk County observer., February 09, 1909, Image 2

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ALLGOOD fe COLLINS
LESSEK3
Published Semi-Weekly at 1 .50 per Year.
Strictly iu Advance.
Knt.rM HA Rpcond-ctatiS mutter March 1. l;HI7,
at the post office at Dalim, Otegon, under the
Act of Congress 01 March 6, I&.v.
DALLAS, OREGON, FEBBUARY 9, 1909
The way to build up Dallas is to pat
ronize Dallas people.
Speaking to an immense crowd in
Tampa, Florida, Thursday, W. J.
Bryan said he brought to the Demo
crats of the South a message of pood
cheer and declared there is a steadily
increasing sentiment that makes for
the growth of the Democratic party
in the I'nited (States. He declared
nrosriects were hrighter than ever for
Democratic victory in 1012.
"Hark, from the tombs, etc."
Says the Albany Democrat "The
average citizen has supreme contempt
for the present Legislature." What?
This to the people of Oregon, who
flattered themselves only a short time
ago on having selected the ideal Leg
islature, the Legislature that should
crystallize into realities all the roseate
dreams that have been forming, lo,
these years, in the smoke of the cen
sers they have been burning before
the little gods of Populism? Tut, tut!
The measure proposed to compel all
legislators introducing bills "by re
quest" to explain their source and the
forces behind them is a wise one
The "by request" cloak may be handy
to use for the purpose of shifting the
responsibility of idiotic or permicious
measures proposed, but anonymous
bills like auonymous letters are not
worthy of the consideration of those
who aro supposed to be working
openly and above boaid for the beneilt
of the conimonweulth.
Brownsville, a city of loss inhabit
ants, and less facilities for communi
cation with the, larger trade centers
than our own city, has shown that
Its people are possessed of the true spirit
of progress and a civic prldo that
bodes well for its future, by the hearty
manner in which they are lending
themselves to the work of carrying on
a publicity campaign, which was re
cently inaugurated there. From the
very beginning, their universal motto
has seemed to be "lioot" and the
results already obtained have been
remarkable. D.tllm is entering
upon a similar work, the success of
which depends, not upon the efforts of
a few, but upon tin' labors of all. Will
the people of Dallas respond as unan
imously and substantially as the peo
ple of lirowiisville have done? In the
answer to thi3 qiit-stion lies the key to
the success or failure of the venture.
COIRT HOUSE NOTES
Items of Interest From the Records
in the County Offices
Hricily Told.
1'ItOHATK.
Estate of Frank liutler, deceased,
ilnal account set fur hearing, .March
r,, at 10 o'clock n. in.
Estate of Elizabeth Stoddard, de
ceased, report of sale of real estate
set for heating February 'Jd at in
o'clock a. in.
Estate of, J. E. Dawes, deceased
William Dawes appointed executor;
D. W. liutler, W. W. I'ereival and E.
Kice appointed appraisers.
Estate of Nancy E. Moore, d use I
ilnal diseliatgo entered.
REAL ESTATE.
Jacob For-in iu to F M I).tnie, ni l
acres, t 7 , r 4 w, f looo.
E F Smith i t in to Ilrowu Fo-itor,
61 acres, t H s, r 6 w, ii.
Os.ar LM.itheretux to .1 I' Sinn,
tt'i acres, 17 s, r 8 w, $i.
H-rlM'it O ddsmith et n to Owen S
Townsetid, 41 acres, t 6 s, r fi w, $l,s )0.
II M lliownet in to J W Conner,
lot In (lenuautown, fj.w.
Kenneth Camplc'll to James Van
(iros et ux, dower interest in John
Cauipl'll estate, 3 10.
D L Keyt to ,1 F Morrison, lot in
Perrydale,
J P Linden et ux to Henry Eichel,
lots In In o,ndon', fiooo
W V HUek an l M K ItU-lc to
Henry Eichel, land in Independence,
t H
Mary O Conner et al t Ollio I
Tarker. 13J acres, t e . r 5 w, $l.
Eftie Jolly BnJ h i toOllio I
6'i acres, I C i, r 5 , J1.2J.I.
I arKer,
Atth mating of the Pallas iVvol
opmert Iagii in the Courthouw,
Sat unlay flight, it wa tj.vi-l.-ij to hold
a ni4tiiii? or puh of nifptint? i
which ftfoial speaker will tcurxl
and jT-'granis rndored, for th pur
pose of culling the popl of Palla
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out and interesting th- m la a literal (
dJ int.-lllv-.fit stii.ir of th raoilerti
rtol eoocluliti fiil'l i.-ity campaign
and community a lvrnlrinx and for
tb rarpo of hoiriog them what
other coram ileitis hare ai-blevej bj
these roethidi. Th dau for the
mtmtiogt will t -t an.l ma la public
aoon m speakors can b curo..
Protective Association Considers Ques
tions of Importance Concerning
General Welfare.
The Merchants' Protective Associa
tion held its regular semi-monthly
business meeting last night, a goodly
number of the members being in
attendance. The business transacted
was principally routine work.
The committee on the subject of hir
ing the nightwatchman reported that
it had been found that the work of the
present nightwatchman was perfectly
satisfactory to the business men of
the city, but recommended that in
accordance with the suggestions made
attheprevious meeting, steps be taken
to arrange for paying the sums for
the maintainaneo of a night watch
man to the City and for having him
act entirely nndr its jurisdiction. The
committees on the telephone and rat
ingquestions gave no report not being
fully prepared at the time.
Near the close of the meeting, Bob
Harmon laid a plan twfore the Asso
ciation for organizing a baseball
team, and securing and maintaining
a baseball park in Dallas. Mr. Har
mon firmly believes that Dallas has
the material for a winning team and
that, once started it would be a self-
supporting institution and one that
would do much to bring people into
the city to trade. Mr. Harmon's plan
received the hearty sanction of the
Association and he will go about the
preliminary woik at once, so as to
have the team organized and ready
for training as soon as the weather
moderates. Mr. Harmon has been
working among the business men of
the city this morning and reports that
he is meeting with great success.
Professor Angell to Lecture.
A press dispatch from Corvallis
says: "rrolessor Lmmett Dunn
Angell who appears at the Opera
House, Saturday Dight, February 13,
giving a demonstration of the real
and unreal of psychic phenomenon
has appeared as demonstrator before
some of the largest institutions of this
country, among them being Harvard,
Vale, Columbia and the University of
Wisconsin. He is considered one of
the best versed di moDstratois ol
psychic phenomenon on the public
platform today. In all bis demonstra
tions he attempts to show the trutli3
and untruths of spiritualism ami
mental telepathy ; exposes a great
many feats of so called telepathists
and spiritualists. Spiritualistic cabi
net seances are given and afterwards
exposed, giving the public a general
idea how they may be duped by spir
itualists claiming to have supernat
ural power.
William Irvine Kiddell, the infant
son of Mr. and Mrs. William Kiddd!
Jr., of Monmouth died Friday, Feb
ruary 5, agetl 7 months. Funeral
services were held at the home of Kev.
L. L. Hoover, of the Evangelical
Church, Elder Wood, of the Christian
Church, offioaiting. The remains were
interred in the Monmouth cemetery.
Mr. an. I Mrs. Kiddell have the sym
pattiy of the entire neighotiiodd in
their sad bereavement.
The Dallas College basketball team
will meet the team from Newberg in
the College pymnuslum Friday night.
This game will be the second with
Newberg this year. Dallas lost out
in the other game by a single point
and the game Fiiday night is likely
to be a hot one as the two teams are so
nearly matched and a victory at this
time means much in the struggle for
places in the League.
Advocates of extended common
school education in this state scored a
notable victory Thursday when Kepre
sentative Hawley's bill, requiring
that at least six months' school be
taught annually in every school dis
trict in the state, passed the House
with only one dissenting vote. Mr.
Hawley, author of the bill, Speaker
McArtlnir, Itrooke, P.rumlon ami
Itouebrake all warmly championed
the measure, which they declared was
in the interest of the small and out
lying school districts, where under the
present system children desiring au
education were not furnished adeutiate
school advantages. Oregon Ian.
Teacher's Examination.
Notice is hereby given that the
County Siipetiiiteinlentof Polk County
will hold the regular examination of
applicants for state and county papers
at the Courthouse at Dallas, Oregon,
as follows :
KOK STATE lil'Klls.
Commencing Wednesday, February
lo. limit, at 9 o'clock u. m. and con
tinuing until Saturday, February 13,
r.Kt'i, at 4 p. iu.
cuiiesday i oiimanr-hip, Hist
Spelling, Physical Ueograpliy, Ki
'IT.
a.l-
ing. Psychology.
Thursday Written Ai ithiiieiic.The
ory of Teaching, Orammur, liook
kivping. Physics, Civil (Government.
Friday Physiology, (nvgraphv.
Composition, Algebra, Eugli-b Liter
ature, School Law.
Saturday IKitany, riane Geometry,
Genera! History.
fob ivrsir FArKKS.
Commencing Wednesday, February
1 in. at 9 o'clock a. m., bd1 c,m-
' tiouing
until Friday, February li.
'.i. at 4 p. m.
Wednesday Penmanship. Hi-dory,
Orthography, Heading. Physical
Geography,
Thursday-Wrhivo Arithmetic, Th-
ory of Tcachlnp. Grammar. rhyi
tlopy. FriJay Gvpraphy, S. bool 1ji.
Civil (iovrrcment, English Literature.
Yours truly,
H. C SET MOCK,
School Superintendent, IVIk Couaty,
Oregon. 1 26-M
What Ails You?
I)o you feel weak, tired, despondent
have frr-qiiont headaches, coated tongue,
liitter or bad tu.-te in morning, "heart
burn," belching of gas, acid risings In
throat after eating, stomach gnaw or
burn, foul breath, dizzy spells, poor or
variable appetite, nausea at times and
kindred symptoms?
If yoTNiave any considerable number of
thaabove "?ytoms you are suffering
fromliou'nteOlsrpid liver with indl
gostior:? pr Pierce's flnltirn
Medical puceverv Is made up f the ii"-: t
valuable n-'duinal principles known to
me.ii, :. 1 ; '. 'e for the permanent cure id
fii'-n at
.minions It is a mo;
etlicient liver invi-'orator. stomach tonic.
bowel reculatoi" id nerve strengthener.
The "Hidden Medical Discovery " is not
a patent n.eiiicine or secret nostrum, a
full lit of its in-Tediciits lieing printed
on its lmti!o-urai;er and attested tuidei
oath. A jr'atice at, its formula will show
that It contains no alcohol, or harmful
hafiit-fonniiii.' di ngs. It is a fluid extract
made with pure, triple-refined glycerine.
of proper strength, from the roots oi tne
following native American forest plants,
viz.. (iolden Seal root, Stone root, Black
Cherrvbarli. yueen's root, liloodroot, and
Mandrake root.
The fullowiin.' leading medical authorities,
aniont.' a lin-t if eiheis, I'Mul tliu foregoins
re. as f, .r t !ii -lire of just such ailments as the
aluvesynine:!, indicate: I'rof. It Harthoiow,
i t i...t,-,c..pi M...I ('iillciTe. I'hila. : I'rof.
il'c Wood V I).. of I oiv.of Pa. : I'rof FMwin
M Hale. M. (.,"' Hahnemann Med. College,
C'hicat'o: Pro:'. John King. M. 1)., Author ot
Amcrenii I ': i.eii-ator.v; I'rof. .Ino. M. Srud
iler. M Ii.. A '.i i ijoroi Sii.'i itic Medicines; I'rof
I alm H .l,.,,:.m. M. 1).. Med. Kept. I'niv. ol
V ; Pmf. I'.ui-v KllfngwooJ. M. I)., Author
of Materii Me-I.ca and I'rof. in liennetl .Medi
cal t.here, ( niciuro. Send name and ad
ores on iwibI Card to Dr. K. V. Pierce. Buf
falo. X. V.. it nl receive free tmoklet giving
e!iiet from writings of nil the above medi
cal authors a:ni many others endorsing. In the
stroei'e-t iw-jhif terms, each and every m
gre.licnr of v-ni.-h "Uoldcu Medical Discov
ery" i roTi.no-oci. f
Dr. I'tepv s i'letsnnt Pellets regulate and
invigorate .toiru.'lj. liver and bowels. They
mav he us, ,1 in eoniunction with "(widen
Medical Discoverv " if I. .nods are much i'od-
tlitiated They're tiny and sugar-coated,
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Advertisements under this liend are eharped
at the rate of 1 uent per word, tirst insertion:
cent per word for each insertion thereafter; 3U
words or less, per inontti. N'u advertisement
insertfd for k-sa tlmn h cents.
Kipuren eonnt as one word. For instance,
the numerU combination "J::.'0" counts as one
word.
Two initials count as one word. For instance,
".I. M. Jones" counlH as two words.
The ininimuni chure 1 for 1 words; that is.
an adverti.-ement from 1 won! to l"i words is
counted as l words; an ndverlisiment from Iti
to '0 wor-ls, inclusive, is counted us JO words:
from 1 trj ih words, is counted as 'lh words, etc.
Tlie ti it u res hdlowum the advertisement indi
cate how Jniitf it is to run. and are not charevd
to the euHti.mer. ror instHin e, :i-;!l-2t indicates
that the adverti-ement wits lirst published on
March :1, and that it is to be inserted twice.
The heiires and letters 4-1 -If indicate that the
advertisement was tirst published April 1 and
that it is to be run until the customer orders u
liscuntinued.
For Sale.
Choice vetch and oat hay. W. 0.
Morrow, llickreall, Orocon. 2 5 tf
For Sale.
Full lIoodd White Leghorn roost
ers. aI. I). Out. nan, Kickreail, Ore-
goo. 2-9-tr.
Lumber.
for pood cow or horse or
X, (i. Harris, Dallas,
1-22-tf
To trudi
for bnth.
It. F. I).
Lost.
Iiehvperi ufa'li'tiiy and home a lady's
fur. Tinder leave at po-itufliee and
claim reward, (i. V. Myer. 'i 'J-tf
Wanted.
Middle aed woman to take care of
child occasionally during afternoons
or evenings. Inquire this ofllee. l-t.
Cedar Posts.
Good cedar posts for sale at 11 J cents
each. Also another car of extra Star
A Star shingles. Sokiiken Wahe
IKifsK. 7-24-tf
For Sale.
For cash only. J. W. Tolley, Eng
lish, double barrel gun No. 10 a flue
gun in good order enquire of Mrs.
Frank liutler. Falls City, Tolk
county, Oregon, at whoso house near
the depot the gun cau be examined.
2-2 -fit
Wood For Sale.
Do you need wood? In preparing
to plai-e your oidcrs remember that I
am able to furnish you all kinds of
slab wood from either of the Dallas
sawmills at the best possible rates.
Send in your orders by either phone.
Mutual ll'JG; 1M1 44:i.
8 4 tf. AUGUST 1JOWMAX.
Castle's The Grocery For You.
Located one door south of the Dallas
National Bank; carrying a complete
line of fancy and staple groceries;
aff iiding prompt, careful and cour
teous sei vice to all customer. WheD
you are in Castle's store you can feel
at home. If you are not able to come
up town send in your order by either
phone be is ready to take care of it.
1 1:1 if
Notice For Publication.
Ihprtnieiit of the Interior,
1 . S. Ijinti i!uv Hi r-Ttlmul. Oregon.
N-tfinlH-r '2.1 l!
is ht-r't wiwn thai ly 1 Ismu-Imh.
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KetiMcr.
Notice ol rinal Settlement.
llrliil-tr.irn ol II., wiv of nut Hul.rr.
ft t. h 'nitn.trvi-ix ., ofl5 u( iri .
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I II. HIT! ami iWcutl h.Mlw 111 lla . th
l-ta. f. h-anTir of aaol tjtial ,.unl ant tlie
1 -elll, mi.l ihr, f l-l l,aMni oloeri
i l. aai.l rinal mN.n i arr iifJ u
ar'. I hr amo at ai.J tim, a'i4 ytm.
talf1 thia : Ua, f fSrarr 1 .
H KN.'K V hi TIFR
Jl1mii liratrlx of itw iau-of
cLT.r Early Riser.
Tb f aiMw UtUa pUla.
Executors Sale of Real Property.
Notice is herehv given, that the undersigned
executors of the estate ol William l.iverinore,
deccHScd. w ill hv virtue of an order of the 1 ell.
County Court of I'olk County, Ore ,"'".
1.. in.l ,.l..r...l ,,!' record Oil the 20th day Ol
October. l'JUSduiy authorial ngaml empowering
them so to ilo, on or afier the 1st h day of leh
...,.... it... ..r....,i m w.ll rtt nrivate sale to the
highest bidder fur rath ill hand, the following
described real estate, lo-wil: Lot lo. five ('
in nl,,cli No. Seven (7) ill Lcven's l.a reole
Hoiiosiead Addilion to the Town of JJullas:
P,U lr Ooimf v llrt-irotl.
Sealed bids may be handed to the executors
hereinafter named, or to ine Auornejo ,ui
estate. . ,
Dated at Dallas, Polk County, Oregon, this lsth
day ot Jaiitliiry, J'.in1.'.
A. B Mt'IR,
LKON'AKII K. LlVKItMOKK,
Joint executors of snid estate.
Sibley Kale in. Attorneys for catale.
?1
Notice to Creditors.
Notice Is herebv given Unit the undersigned
has been dulv appointed administrator ol the
stiite of Auioista Campbell, deceased, by the
County Court ol the Stale of Oregon, for I'olk
Connlv, and tins ijtuillticd.
All "nersona having claims against the said
estate are hereby notified to present the same
lulv verified, together with the proper voucners
I heri'for. In the undersigned . at tile law otltce
nf l)Mi',,r IkvlMr in Ihft'ilv uf Da lits. Ill SHId
County, within six mouths from the date of this
nonce.
Dated and lirst published January 19, PJHH.
W. 11. CA.MI'HKl.I..
Administrator of the estate
of Augusta Campbell, (licensed.
Oscar llayter, Attorney.
Administratrix Notice.
Notice is hereby (riven to whom it may con
cern, that the undersigned iiauiinistratrix oi
the estate of A. K. itoncr. deceased, haw this
day tiled with the County Court of Polk County,
Oregon, her final account in said estate, and
the said County Court has smi the same for hear-
: on .Saturday, January W, Jiw, at me nour
of lo o'clock a. m. of said day at which time all
persons havin objections thereto, if any there
be. are hereby notilied ti appear in said Court
at Dallas, in said County, and present the same
and show cause if any thev have, why said
estate should not be fully ami finally closed.
aid administratrix discharged and her bonds
men released.
Dated at Dollaw, I'olk County, Oregon, this
!lst cay of December, 19oS.
ELIZABETH PTONER,
Administratrix of the estate of
A. F. Stoner, deceased.
Sibley tfc Eakin, Attorneys for estate.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice is hereby (riven that t tie undersigned,
as executrix of the estate of J. K. Ilubb.ird,
deceased, has tiled her final account in the
County Court of the State of Oregon, for I'olk
Countv, and that Thursday, the lsth dav of
February, VMK at the hour of 10 n clock in
the forenoon of said day, at the Court room of
the said County Court in the Citv ol Dallas
OreL'oii. hits been appointed bv si id
Court as the time and place for the hcaiiup of
objections to the said final account and the
settlement thereof.
ELLEN J. IICIiBARD,
Executrix of the estate of
,1 K. Hubbard, deceased
Oscar Hayter. Attorney.
Dated and riit published January 19, 1!0J.
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of tlif State oi Orepon for
tlie niintyoi roik, iHMjartmi-nt So. '1.
Jow I'll Kioria, i'laiiitiif vs. Kuth K. Kloria.
Dt'feruiani, ftiimiiKJiis.
To Ruth K. Kloria, Uffendant :
In the Name oi tlie State of Oreeron: You are
hereliy ri'uuireu to aituear and aiisuer tite i-om
plaint fi(l aeaitist m in tlie above untitled
suit, nil or before the expirutlon nf six Wf'eka
from the date of the tirst publication of this
summons, to-wit: On or before tin lJth day of
.March A. li. iisr.i, that beiiie the date oi tlie lust
publn ation ol tins unmmoiis; and if you fail
netrlect t ans'ver said coiuiiljiint, for want
thereof, the phiintiit will apply to the above
nameii court lor the relief uiaven for in hie
gaid compbtint and will take a decree therefor.
to-wit: That the marriape relation nud marri
age coniraet existing between plainti'V and
defeiniant above named, te disolved and held
for natieht. upon the erouml of wilful deser
tion, tii'ou the party of the nefendaitt.
The time of the lirst publication of this mini
mons io .January 2lUh, PH9. and the date of the
lat publication thereof, is March 12th. limn.
This ninimons is pnblishud by order of the
Honorable William lialloway, Judye of the
at.ove named court, duly made and entered at
4'hanihfr in the city of McMinnville. Vmiihill
('utility. Oregon, on the 21st day of January,
Kl F. COM),
Attorney for I'iaintill
Notice to Creditors.
Notice Ik hereby (riven that the undeiHi'trned
has been duly appointed administrator ul : the
etateul Andrew Monroe Miller, deceased, by the
County Court of the Stale of Oregon, for i'olk
County, and has jualilied.
AU persons huvinu claims a-rainst the Rid
estate are hereby notihed to present the same
duly verified, together with the proper vouchers
therefor, to the undersigned at his residence
in tlie City of Ialls, in aaid County of Polk,
wniini ma iiioiiiiik irum iim time oi ims notice
Dated and tirst published January '(. lKW,
C. 8. (jRANT,
Administrator of the estate of
Andrew Mounw Miller, deceased.
Oscar llayter, Attorney.
Notice.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for
i uik on in j . I'epHrimciu jso. &,
In the matterof the application of Frank (Jib
son, to register Title to the followiiifr UeM-rilted
bind: In the Donation Laud claim So. M, Not
ification No. til of James White and wife, in T. 7
S. K..1 W.ot the Will. Mer. in Fair Oaks, three-
h.urthH of a mile from Salem bridtre, In in a; 2
n. ieo on me r.nsi sine oi i.ui ami all ol l,ol8
t, 7,9 and 11) in Fair Oaks, as laid out by S. I), f.ib
sou and recorded September z'.th, pju in Plat
Hook No. 1 at Folk County, Oregon eontninintr
7it.:i2 acres more or Ichh." James simontou: I he
State Laud Board and all to whom it may
concern;
TAKE NOTICE.
That on the tirst day of Fehruarv 9o9 an ap
plication was tiled by H-id Frank tiibson iu the
Circuit Court of Polk County for initial regis
tration to the title ol land aU.ve described.
Now. unless you appear on or before the 1th
day of March P.tnit and how cause why such
applieaiiou shall not be granted, the same will
le taken as confessed, and a decree will be en
tered according to the pravcr of the applica
tion, and you will U-forever barred from dis
puting the tame,
E. M. SMITH,
Clerk or Polk County, Oregon and Ex oiliico
Registrar,
A CONSTANT ANNOYANCE
Sick Kidneys Weaken The Whole
Body Make You Weak, Ner
vous and Irritable.
Half the nervousness, luilf the irrita
bility that is so common in everv dav
liie, is really sickness, and in most cases
a condition that accompanies kidney
tronlile. It is the work of the kklnevs
to keep the blinxl free from unns.o'i.1
and other poisons, hut when the kidnevs
are sick, and not doinn their dutv. the
uric acid permeates the bodv. an.l
attacks body, brain and nerves. The
irritation causes nervousness, irritabil
ity, headaches, dizzy spells ; makes von
languid, unlit lor work, and inclined to
worry over tnties. Besides, there is
nothing more annoying than a bad back,
and backm-he is the most common sign
of kidney tro.ih'e. You feel lame and
tired iu the m irning. sutf.-r day and
night with aduil a-hinc, in the hack and
it hnrts tosi.v,por tnnd or Int. Ii IVan'i
Kidney I'iils are Uken in the t)cginiiing
thev will Mn orrcit the d'sorder that
exists in tne kidnevs Cuiitiuiie.1 treat
ment cures case of long standing. If
you inrfcr Irom ary of the atmve symp
toms, d not lieiiate to give I Kan's
kidney Pills a trial. Thev are f.. tlie
si.ineys.mir, an I contain lu
I trioas
or hmoit-lormmg ttrucs.
Home pnif is convincing rvi.l. no ..r
the ettl.-iency .f h,n'i Kidney Tills.
111 at B 't A Cherrinston's drug store
ami ak to . e statements of !;:
ple no have nao-1 thi leme-lv.
tor sale t.y lt dea ers. ' Price 50 i
renis. rostt-r-.M.Iborn Co.. Hnrralo
New York, sole agenta for the I nited
Mate.
hemember the name
DO olber.
i A One Dollar M
1 FREE:
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The Pictorial Review Magazine, one of the most popular and reliable Fashion
and Home Magazines for women today, sells everywhere at 15c a copy, and a
year's subscription for $1.00. Beginning today we will give a year's subscription
to this magazine free with every Five Dollars spent at this store nrinv t rvu
If ruary 28, 1909.
We handle the Pictorial Review patterns the only patterns with which Cut
ting and Construction Guides are given. In order to put this magazine into our
patrons' homes and show the quality of Pictorial Review styles and patterns we
are willing to enter and pay for one subscription to be sent at the direction of
any one purchasing $5.00 worth of merchandise at our store before February 28
1909. One subscription will be entered free for each $5.00 spent.
This is an excellent opportunity to make gifts of this magazine to your
friends and to yourself. Begin today to save your duplicate sales slips and when
they amount to $5.00 bring them to our store and enter your name for a year's
subscription it costs you nothing.
DALLAS
AND ALL
DISEASES
Two years ago a severea cold. settled on my lungs and so completely prostrated me that I wai
unable to work and scarcely able to stand. I then was advised to try Dr. King's New Discovery, and
after using one bottle I went back to work, as well as I ever was."
W. J. ATKINS. Banner Springs, Tenn.
PRICE 50c
3k
BELT
Guardian's Sale.
Notice is hereby jfiven that by virtue and in
pursuance of an order of ihe t ounty Court of
the State of Oregon, for Folk County, niuinte in
probftie, male and et.terei of record in Kfiid
Court on tiie Ith diiy of .Inimnry, li((W, in the
matter uf tlie eHtate and yuardiaobhip of Lyle
Hull, a minor, uthjrizin und lic-uiisingr the
underaiiMied hh Kiiardiau of the neraon and
eat tile of paid minor to strll certain real proierty
ui ii m Hltl wait., nenn nailer aeMonuea, at
private sale, for rush, in the manner prescribed
hy law, the undersitrnt-d as inch (fiianliau will,
from and after Thuday, the IKthdav of Febru
ary. I'juy, at tiie law ollwe of Oimr Hayter, Kaq.,
in the City of Dallas, in said County, proceed to
dl tliftnaid real property, at private sale, for
eahh iu hand on day of nale. in accordance with
said licence of sale and in the manner pre
si ritM-d by law. subject to confirmation by said
County Court; naid real property beinir iar-
Ucularly derriled as folloMB, to wit:
An undivided one-third interest in and tn
that puree) of land described as beinninif at a
point jvi.j. ciiams hasl from the North weal cor
ner of the "I," of the Donation Land claim of
Henry Marshal) and wife. Notification No 1K
claim No. liy, in TuwnKhlp k South. Kanre h
vt of the Willamette Meridian, in I'olk
County, State of Oregon, and running thence
hast ti.., chains; thence North 15:11 chain;
thence West 6.75 chains: and them South 1.1 :ii
(hams to the place of be?inuiiifr, tomaniing 10
acre, more or lean.
A nn undiviled one-fifteenth in terror in
and t tliat parcel of land dew ri bed as beprfn-
iiimk m me iuinweH corner oi tlie "L of said
tonaiin iand l laim and run ulna; thenee
orm l'.i..J cnailil lo the Northueal mnw-p n(
wiid thence Kast 101.37 chains; thence
South l!l .t2 Cbailia to the Soilthent rnriior r'
aaid clnim: and thence W w-t lui :n chaina to th
lace oi bt-Binninjt.coiitaininf 1 aerea, more or
L-fa.
Dated ibis 1Mb day of Jannarr, 19ct
KKANIv H. KAWK,
Ouardian of ihe p'rMn and eaiate
of l.yie Ball, a minor.
Oscar lUyter, Attoroer.
TTORSETS AT Law
BROWN & STOUT
Abstractors
Notary rmuc Collectioss
Clowg BUlg. DALLAS. OREGON
"OB5ET iT LAW
B. F. JONES
Office in Cooper Building.
IXDErEXDEXCE. - OREGON
TT!T at law.
Oscar Hatter,
lPtaira la Campbell building. Mill St
DALLAS, OREGON.
TToasaT AT LAV.
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OBce orer Dallaa aty But
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