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Arizona republican., 1905-02-11

PATENTS & Harpham, Los
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-03
@ntiinnt0rocr ucrbaitct.

Gbcltcr, WioiI., ,. 9hlguit. -
Ter 25siGbri0c Charles (icoman, Der
lcine bon ibu ieit cincm Sabre &C.
trcnnt lcbcn0c 6rnl i'm Nollie ibrcr
Gltcrl in Gbeltcr nittclit zines 9icpoI-
ucrs geItcrn geto0tet mo lih bicraui
III Die naben NGlOer gciIiidtct bate,
mllroc INN ) llbr beutc 9iohmittng
nn Der GbcItcr Sill Hoo0, 0rei
Wtcilcn bonn Sduuplnbe icincr Sbot
entfcrlt, altlgclln0cn un0 perboitct.
Gr muroc I'M bieligen @ciGugniB I'M,
tergcbrdht, nm morgcn in gScltliclo
cincn &crbGr I'M arci9gerid)t lmtcrs
5ogen 81 pcr0cn. Siconluu mar bon
elmer 80 a0pie itorfcn ShcriiS'
mannld)oit Derfolgt morocn, unO ais
CT ans einem @cbol5e bcrportrut, lab
or 90 9tcpolOcr oui lih gcridtct, mo-
ralti er lcinc eigenc @ulic Or. 8. s.
SbeporOion nit oen 8ortcn iiber.
gab: sd CLAUDE, Sbr babt mid CT.
miiht."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-03
Slammcntuo cincs bcranid)tcn
3cdDcrs.

9ll6onp, N.-D,, 3. 9luNlrit. -
9tdh ciner burd5edten Noht bottcn
iid Die berouidtcn @iliom Whiacn
un0 2Inorcm Gem beutc in aQer
sSriibc III elmer Shelne gum S6Iaien
nieoergcIegt, ais nenige Stltnoen
lpdter ein Geller Die S6eunc pernid-
tetc. Inter Oen Irilnrnern iono man
cincn pcrfobIten Seidbnom. Spdter
crjdbltc Gem, onb er naA filr5er
6ube aus Dem Shloie eripodt lei lno
lid nit .Dtiibc aus Dem brennenoen
Shuppen gercttet babe. Sein &c
fdbrte Willllen lit oiienbor perbrannt.
Wimt glnltbt, OnB Dos 6cuer our1
Gignrettet luclde Die Yciocn oe.
rald)t, cntitul6en iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-03
glnaIo frnni0iiides 1Sraicrniiircn

Sp0ncp, u. g.. 3. 9luauit. -
Carl 0rcD, General Bouperneur
Don CANADA, purOe onldblid) ieiner
Geitern bier eriplgten 9lntlnit 81 oerl
5eitlihfeiten 0eS Somner.Garncpals
bon Den bier liegcnoen iron5oiiiden
arieasifiiien oGboiieloilp," y2au-
bal" uno o6rouoc" nit Solut EN-.
piongcn ipGbreno Die Nianni6aitel
oieicr Sdiiie i'm nit Sohrllien be-
grilBten. Ser 8ouperneur lprad,
leine gefrieoigung ilber oieicn berg
lihen gmpinng aus, oonfte oen iron-
5oiiiden SiIi8icrcn i'm 9tomcn aoniq
golporo's hno bieb tic in Canada
ipiilfomrlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-03
IcricbltcS Gcbcn, pcriclltc Gicbc.

81 Soicp +, Wti6, .. glu0ult.-
Gor Den glugen cincS 5ublrciben Fl-
blifumS iprong bier I'M 0iittcrnaht
,Srou ,5rco. ShnciOcr, ole IS i1briGe
@ottin cineS &unOenidnCi0crS mo
Sohter bon u. 8. Osborn in G9i'
cugo, ill lclbltm0r0criihcr Iblidt Iii
ocn ct. Solcpb 9iipcr mo Ionf 10
ihncQ, oob lic gicmonO Dor ocnl &C
uulilamen So0c, ucld)Cn tic llhtc,
bclunbrcn fonntr SiC mar nit
Shncioer I'M Sabre 1901 burNGe
bronnt lmo bate iib nit ibm IN Sn'
Diana troucn luiclL moroll lh ouS
iun0c Yoor bier bel Den GltCrn 0e5
Wunnc0 nicocrlicb. Die Gbe 9CItol'
tetc iih ieooh 10 lungliidlih, Dab Die
jltngc t5rou ihon I'M 6riibiobrc iih
bon oem @ottcn trcnnte. Sebtc 9tud)t
trui Iic nit ibm inn |arf 5lliummer,
luuri ibm Dor, oob cr ibr Den Ge6enS'
untcrbolt pcriogc, lnO fiinoigtc i6nl
Die 9lblibt an, ibrem Seben, oo ile
lid nibt 81 crn0brcn ucrnlogc, Gin
Gnoc 5it mo6en, lueI6c sIblbt tic 10.
iort 5ur glusiii6rllna brnbtc. ShnlI.
DER lit bis 3ir 9eenbigung Der llntcr.
luhun1 Dor Der GoroncrS SurD III
Soit genorrncn morbcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-03

! @c0uI0 mGhrcnO oc9 fllr5cn 3eits
rolun5 Dor Dem 3uionucntritt Der
Sricocn9lmtcrbGnOIcr uuo Ucrbrcitcn
licb iibcr sic 9hltIoiatct Don 9Ingrii
fen uuf uorlcidobcnc Strobmdnucr.
bcpor oic 1SricOcnabcoiugmgcn ser
,<apnner 0ciinitiu bCtumt 0c0cbcu
ncr0cn.
Ger .JhtB" idrcibt; rNr. @ittc
bat ausoriiflibc $nitruttioncu be.
;iigIih obicllit imannc6ntborcr 6or
ocrllngen nnb miro miiicn, luic CT 81
periobrcu bat. pcnn iolhe 6orocrln
gen unterbrcitct lperoen. gSir lulncl
nod 9tirbt9 bon oen inpnniihcll Sor
ihlG0cn, mGrocn tic ubcr in cinigcl
Gngcn fcrncu. @i9 oubin mollen lpl
martcn."
Seine Yrciiion anberer
NJ d h te crm lin | DIT
$or. 9tcratoii aus 0ciien Whmoe
ooS ruliiihc 9lispGrtiNe 9lmt ipridt,
crfl1rt III cincm >Sntcrpiclu in DER
.@n5cto" bc5iiglih Scr gInrcglung,
0nB cine Combination Der WIGdte ge'
biIoct mcrOcn biiritc, I'M iiir cine
Wo0ilitution iibertricbcncr inpnni
ihcr tSorOcrinacn eincn Quld aus.
5llilbcn: mic pprtbcllbolt aud ctl Iols
der NorbIog fir nn0Crc Wi0fte leIn
mogc, NuBIun6 milroc uicmola ooiilr
cinen ScbCI IN Ncmc9lnN lcbtcll, 0n
c3 0lnllbC, Bob ollc nit ocn ,Sricocn9a
ihhlB ucrfnilpitcn ,Srn2cn Oircft 5mi.
ihcn 0cu bciocn bctbciIi9tcu SGnocrn
cntlhic6cn lucroen loutcn. Gbinn
bnbc feinc S6oocucrlob 6orOcrn9
ocSmcgcn Qcltcno gcnndt, boS Die
Wanoihlrci ser errorenc&ricaSid)orl.
plnb gcluccn lei; ipIhc 6orOcrllng
miir6c oth gar niht in Yctruht gc5o.
gen mcrOen.
@ittc'S Tollmoht.
@n8 Oic Srogc Der Grcoitiuc be
triiit, 10 crtlGrtc 0r. Ncrutoif Die
@eiugniiic OcS Soru gSitte icicn gro.
Bcr, ais g8itic iclbit biSbcr uugcgebcn
babe; lic fGncn elmer conplctcn Soll.
modt Gleih; nin bcr 6iibrlng Der
llnterbonoIungcu lpcrbe gSittc oIS
Scrtrcter OeS oblolltcn &errlherS
ocS 2onocS ollitrctcn, Der lein Ncr.
troncn nui ibn gcictt babe" gSitte
ici ieboh inItrllrt pos ons W'nri'
mum Der noglidpn Gon5cllionen iei.
lleberlbreitcn sic ESnpnncr oicle
@ren5e nit ibrcn 6or0erllngeh Damn
miiroe 9ti6ts ilbrig bIciben ais cln
glbbru6 Der llntcrbun0hmgcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-03
Stir iener1 Sbmtr3
int Hiifeu
Railways Ready Relief
Smntbngo

ooer g6mera In ben aenben nnb nnteren 1teiI
bes 0iiidens ptro berborsebrdtt bur@ cine
glut0oreeftion In ienem 1beiIe. beraulnbt
bur6 adte ober Guftsue. tpeI6e bic S6tpeib.
biIbnna ber9noerr. Ste enieeasniptrfeuoen reL
senben unb bertbeisnoen eieenitafteu bon
Rdotuabs @eabo ReIisf mnteu es puuosrbar
geetenet fit bic SeiIuna otefer seraribeit. 9us
Weaob 0teIief ioIIie auf einsn aroben @aum ber.
tbetIt unb gut einasrteben tuerbeu Gs III nuns
oerboII ipte f6neII es ben S6msrs btefer nris
nnaeuebmen ardntbet ittHt.
Diubpub'S 9ieaou Relef nerirsibt bic fdbIlmms
ten S6merdeH in Elm bis 5panse mliniier.
Siir Sopffdmer8 Cob 6rorifh ooer nerbos),
Sdbnf6mers NeuraIete. Rbeumaiismus. Gum.
bdgo. Sdmer8eH unb Stbipddbe I'm Riiden. gplr.
beliduIe ober Nieren, Sdmer5eu uu bic 9eber
berum, g1uhfeI'guisiinbuun Nnf6nelIeu ber
8elenie unb Stmersen aIIer gIrt fpiro BITE Gin.
ireuoung bon gtdbmdns 0'edbh WeItef fo'ortge
9rleid'ieruia briueen uiio ietn tortaefeetsr We.
brnu6 fir niir neHtae Idne etne permurerta
ssur berbeiitibren. @erfnliit bon Qpoibeiern.
&eriidDern Sic iidl, ban Sic Jiaouap'S 8
crbaltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-03
,Nrnana SocietD" lcaal.

Soma Gttn Su. 2. 9luguit.
- 9ildtcr 9DinBton pom Iiitrifts.
8eridt bat Den gIutrng obgepieien,
oic .9Inana Societu." mclbc Ole
gr0Btc criltirenoe, oui conrmlniiti.
idIcr 0runoIuGc aebiloetc @eiellihoit
icin ioa. uls uuigeloit 5u erfldren.
Sic gcnonnte 8ciellidDaft lit i'm BE.
iiBc BON &dnoercien uno 5abrifen.
Is mar gcgcn Die 8eie0idnit gelteno
gcnluht morocn, onB lie Ole ibr ols
@obtb1ti9teitS. .@cielllhoit 5uitebeu.
0cn yicdlte iiberidreite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-03
SdJiiisfanal SmbilGnn.

SoultS ste. w cric, 2. 2lug.--
6eiie uno morgen miro bier oic5eicr
oeS 50idbrigcr SubiI1Im9 Der Or.
oiinlng beS erItcn pcrmoncuicn
SdiiiSfonols am cNiuric'S 8ipcr
ituttiinbcn. Iic Soltpticltrcoc miro
Der Biee Er0iioent 5urbant5 bal.
ten, neIfer bier ihon Beitcrn 9Ibcno
eingetroiien lit mo lucIdcn Olli ocm
Tontpier nDoutic" Der @ouOcrnellr
@orncr bon Wiid)Igan uno icin Stu6
bcoletcten. Iie ol)untc" muroc bon
einem 3oIItuttcr eingcboIt unO bel
i6rer Nnfunit iDurocn 0iC @dltc nuM
eincm 6otcl eStortirt. 9eumtc scr
cunaoiihen Negicrltng troicn gcltcrn
Rnhntittog BON Sttolpa cin II. nab.
rcuO oes got3cn Cages brohten Die
cinlouicnoen Giienbobn5iige G1ite
aus Wiid)i9nn lmo Wiinnelptu berbcl
glldj Oie Inmpier, ruelhe Ole See'E
bciabrcn, iuarcn nit 6eltgllten ans
Chicago. buffalo, Gleoclonb unO at.
ocren Staoten oidt 6ciebt Cine Win.
rinc- nn0 WilitGr Yorooc nno am
gbeno 5eucrrpcrf uno illumination
biloen Ole Blan5puntte ocs Cages.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-03
Tas seritanpen nnIerr glieu

llnere &otiabrcn tpnbien fpobl pcItben
Scbub fte an nen ct. Netnaro StriuterpiIlep bdis
ten. mo oesbulb ourtien oieielbeH untb IN lei,
uem 0ansbdtt feblen. gtber utbi nlr uniere
Rdter nHh lfiitier flnHten Die eminent bells
fraitIgeH 0iaenihaften Der Nr0nter. fonoeru
did 6te beriihmten Aer3ie ltnh peilliintler oer
attsn ieit. tuie @nleu pubHeudHn. Gpoenbum
uno elnhere batteu ben 9eettb oieier Srduier
erfannt NIB beroroneteu Die 5dite oerFelben ibs
rem Ratienien IN allen Sdtlen bon Stortnaeu
Der aorperuradne. nbetbuup bel allen 2eioen.
bon meten ote Dleulcben he'aIlen 5u meroen
ptiegen. (StGo.Sa.1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-03

Nci oem Ieriud), eiuen giien.
babnjug 5li belteigen, witroen in
NcdlonicSpiae, N..D.. Dem 27.idbri.
gen {bontos @urns. pelder in Nelu.
}]orf. 9tr. 633. Columbus glpemle,
Wobnt. beioe geine 5erquetiht. uno
CT miro porauSiidhlid) nid)t am Sc.
ben crhnIten lpcroen forncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-03

8enn Sie bur1 Sen @cbraud bon
Terllna feline prompten uno bcfrieois
genben 9lefultate cr5icIer, 70 fdreibeu
sic iofort on 9r. $onrtman, bcm Sie
Sbren Sal ouSfilbrIidb beidrciben. ilno
CT lpiro Sbncn germ icinen tpertbbpuen
9totb gratis crtbeiIen.
Ibreiie: Or. 6ortmdr, Trdiibcnt
ocS 60rtmnn Sa!litd RUNS, GoIums
huS, Ohio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-03
3tienterie, 9iarrbpe,
Cbplera 0Nprbus

SrrerTiG elm bdIber Bis elm eanaer Tpees
I5ffel bon Uidstpob's 0aeabb 2eItef In sinem
taIben @afferaIafe. 70 oft einesnommen, Dts
Der SiuDIeaue ipeber eiutrttt uno Elm stad
SIdneII, burdtrdnft NIT Oaeabo 8aeIief uns ant
ben Raaeu uno iinterIetb eeIeet. ptrb foior.
iee GrIei6ieruua brineen unb baIo etns Rur
beiuirfeu.
es eiebt fetH SeiImttteI In bsr gpsIt. bas
Steber unb we6feIfteber. uub aIIe aubsre nsas
Iartn'. eaIIen' unb anbereu ssieber suiammen
init @nepabs gtaem 70 f6neIl tote 0iabmas'e
0ieabb Rellef fnrIren triro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-03
Tic WarplGnocr SanbitnrumcnidDuic.

Nne 3s. Shninbr bcr alilarnIdn0cr 1dub.
finmmcn Sbulc" beQiHni am t3. Septen,bcr.
feue ionic 5ohc oercn CScb6ritln ill icblpuh
IN fir oCH lncrrio1t in hCn biienifihcu SChn
len. SprcdeR NH gippcnp pcien qclebrt iorue
bait unb lluierridbi irci iiir Rcpobner BON
Marhnno Nan menbe lid an Nhae, II. ON,
Sreoerid 9lb. (gmQ3. StSoSa-Sept2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-03
@lcctric c=garf.

@nItimurc's ein5iarr Samillcr.Rriurt.
Vrgnncno Wuntog Abcuo, nru 81. SMIi, nnr
lcde NDcnoC, NM - llbr.
StppoorDm, GItrnuunan5a Nuo pDrutcduiibc
Sdlnnitcilnng
SpciiulitdtrM: Vile. Mulc Golth,
FremtereNhpIntn, 1t. WnrtnidncSGart uun 100.
,Sourhcr
Der groBe irln3oidbe Gncliit
Sas gruLc Mio Sru,
enrppdlCbc HOuiidicnNllultlCr.
ct. Nugc Sruo.,
gmcriiG'o Crlle NomiiCr uuf Dem 9iuo.
nStc ant SdlnrnrlrutbCn"
Snirlit sum Rlab 2jc.
Hcicrbiric Sltc 20C. erttu.
(213-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-03
'illioc &ublcn oeocn &nar-
sTRAYER's BUSINESS COLLEGE

Ittfn pd6 anne stnnt.
ehopcitsGdc Sancttc. nno Gbaries'St
Baltimore.
@riinbIiGc gtusbiloung: 4ng' nno Tbenb'
rdbnIe Thpeipriter ioiienfrei jiirs SauS Sie.
tuneen ourantirt. Ulabiae @ehiibreil: Reainut
lebt. tSea6.1SJ&oi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-03

ccgru @nnr
Wridatcs Sid,icubpli, ta Gpro S3.i5.
Gcidgtcs Gid,cubuli, Z. Gpro $500.
&illigocr d .6cbrnnf.
0nllpt Viircnu uno aublcnbul: Prenn INTO
Gidh Sirdbe 3ipeq Niircau: gSIb 1upn Coal
Co." Mionument Hubc CiGp-StruBe.
EEL e. & Y 9Sulic III - Aio. Court 2G70,
(slpril20, ,6Gie)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-03
II II Il

0aabtpaby 0ieabb WeIief In Baifer stneenom.
men, mtrb Tn tueniaen Wairiten Rrdmpte. U,a.
eeroriider. eauren Waaeen. uebeHett. Grbre.
der. Sobbrenneu. gerbofttdt G1InfIcftefstt.
6rouifden ssopffbmers, @Id9uneen uuo aIls
tnnerIiteu G9nierseu furiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-03
Baltimore. Mo, 9pnuerhas bem g. Musup 1905
@ittc III Nmcrifa.
glud, cbc ct lanbet, UirO cin cSntrr-
uiclu" NIT linn NmdD NruhHuic
Geographic UCrbrCitct.

SIT Doherireut, 9lmcrito 5u icben
uno Erdiioent 0}ooicocIt fenncn
SIT lcrncn. = @iwiht 9onoc scr
s5rclnoidoit 3piihcn 9lubIouo
mo Dem Stootcubunoc 5u ocr-
ItGrfen. - 20Bt bcr3Iihc @cGrii.
bung pont 65orcn at ooS omcri.
foniihc 8olf rno Den critcn Niir.
ger Der HepubIit perfiinoen.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-03-03

No State Fair will be held in 1905,
but tho annual appropriation will be
used for the construction Of buildings
and the making Of such permanent
improvements as may be needed. To
the annual appropriation of $4,000
the Legislature added $4,000, and all
of this sum can be used in putting the
State Fair grounds in good condition.
The Marion County delegation, which
always looks after the interests Of the
Fair, even though it is not a local
institution, displayed good judgment
In making this arrangement for the
present year, for it promotes harmony
and good feeling, and will prove most
advantageous to all concerned. 1t is
very doubtful whether the State Fair
could have been made q success in
1905, for the reason that no county eX-
hibits would be made. The several
counties are putting forth great efforts
to make good showing at the Lewis
and Clark Fair, and could not have
undertaken work at the State Fair at
the same time. So far as attendance
is concerned, it is not probable that
the State Fair would have interfered
In any way with the Lewis and Clark
Exposition, but the holding Of two
fairs in one year would mean a
division of effort that could not be
productive of good.-Oregonian.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-03-03
RAILROAD WORK IN POLK
Dallas and Falls City Line Is Being
Pushed Forward Into the
Big Timber.

Active work has been commenced on
the four extension of the Dallas
and Falls City railroad into the big
timber west of Falls City. Chief En-
gineer J. W. Coovert has force Of
men clearing the right-of-way and
getting everything in readiness for
the grading crew to begin work with
teams and scrapers. No teams will
be put on until enough right-o
is cleared to enable the crew to work
to an advantage.
The bridge carpenters are making
good progress and will soon finish
their part Of the work. There are four
bridges on the new line, all within
two miles Of Falls City. Each bridge
will consist of but one span, Sc feet in
length. Some delay in the bridge
work was caused by the inability Of
the company to secure suitable tim
bers from the Falls City sawmills,
and it was found necessary to place
the order with the Johnson Lumber
Company's mill in Dallas. The tim
bers are being sent forward as fast as
needed, and work on the extension
can now proceed without further
delay.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-03-03
pFALESTATE!

- aroo-Nice Homellke place'
70 a ar,e9d Led bindings and fences
with gooiu i popnItiyation-Iots of fine -oo
10 acres III cui'i "'' "''............$l5OO
tllno9. u nyos with a good little, House
. aG sGi92 9R2armn~all fenced and unoetb eso
cultivation, only ...''..'','''.,,< ~
Nice 10 acre tract, finely Slts q 90
Inated-worth $50 per acre-oniy
Fine Fine 100 acre farm, well I'M szooo
1,od ine I0' ....,.....''$ $oVVo
Wo1l Euo imnroved farm of 1T acres $20oo
Finely improved farm OF 409 So5oo
Sock Sock Ranch 9Oo-2OO acres under 10000
c2TuItivation-Can't be beat '''''' es.oO @'oOO
Nice little Home of Is acres ''''''@ @llOO
Stock and Grain farm of 29O acres
"a dick mailing good place a' "
bargain. ,,.;oo
BIS11ii%dIiInGggs1Fenced-a IS1 ding good place 3, zoo
cheap as dirt-only ....;...''ii 80. % @ioVO
Here is the cheapest place III
Oregon 81 acres, House, Barn,
and other improvements - worm ooo
q @ 9o0 at lpast-for only" ..,...S oU9 g
T have all classes Of Ranches anu
Fd rn5s n"'G for 'Itl saie-T can suit you in
quality or price. DDr,T
DALLAS, 0NN0O
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-03-03
TWO DIVORCES GRANTED
Judge Galloway Holds Adjourned
Term of Circuit Court for
Polk County.

Judge William Galloway held an
adjourned term of Circuit Court, De.
partment No. ., in Dallas, Tuesday
afternoon. The session was brief,
only four orders being made, as
follows:
James L. Coquillette VS. Mary J.
Coquillette, divorce; Oscar Hayter for
pin. Divorce granted.
Charley w. Black VS. Nettie L.
Black, divorce; Oscar Hayter for PIN.
Divorce granted.
Hanford Fowle VS. Temperance
House, petition for deed; Sibley &
Eakin for PIN. Present sheriff ordered
to make deed.
Wong Sing VS. City of Independence,
review; Oscar Hayter for pin.
plaintiffs motion requiring return in
accordance with the statute granted
defendant given until March Is to file
such return.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-03-03
o.e4O+S+O+O+O++O+O+O+O+S+SS
: BUSINESS LOCALS. :
,4o4o+S+O+o+O++O
LEGAL blanks for sale here.

Legal blanks for sale here.
DR.. Hayter, Dentist Office over
Wilson's Drug Store. Dallas, oregon
One of the best horse-shoers IN tht
state will be found working at wagner
Bros. shop. Give him trial ana Ut
convinced.
Go and see those fine bath TUBS
sinks and lavatories at Wagner BROS
A first-class plumber is in their EN-
ploy. and will satisfactorily do youl
work.
Wagner Brothers invite you to cal
and inspect their stock of bath-tubs
sinks, toilets, etc, as they now carry
the largest stock on the West Side
They have engaged the services OF
first-class plumber, and would bf
pleased to call and figure with you OIL
any work you may have in the way o.
water pipes or plumbing Of any KING
for your house, store or office. Ih'
finest and most skillful work guaran
teed.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-03-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
Pioneer Photographs.

1 have offered to make a fine free
negative for every man and woman,
40 years old or over, in Polk county.
If you fail to come and sit for a
picture, you will neglect yourself and
the privilege of others. These pictures
will be grouped together and taken to
the Lewis and Clark Fair. Such a
group will be an attractive advertise
ment for Polk county, and will be
looked at with interest and appreci-
alton in years to come. cordially
invite every pioneer man or woman,
20 years old or over, to call and sit for
a free negative.
7. J. CHERRINGTON,
Dallas, Oregon.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-03-03
COURT HOUSE NOTES.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


George E Cutler, trustee, to George
F McClintock, 1871 acres IN t8 s, s
W, $1.OO.
A J Hamilton and wife to s P Kim
ball, 20 acres in Z S, r3w, $500.
G W Johnson and wife to J P
Holmes, land in West Salem, $1,000.
MA Churchill to Minnie d Nichols,
lots in Dallas, 81.
Minnie D Nichols and husband to
W G Vassall, lots in Dallas, $780,
JBV Butler ct al to First Christian
Church, Monmouth, lots in Mon
mouth, 800.
John E Miller to F Y Mulkey, lot in
Monmouth, $50.
7 P Baker and wife to Sarah E Mel
son, land in IS s, raw, $500.
Anna P Brooks and hid to A L
Sperling, lots in Independence, $500.
G Hughes to Electa Hughes, lots in
Dallas, $l.OO.
John L Murphy to William Riddell,
land in t s, T W, $500.
W L Bristow to D L Cation, land in
Monmouth, $675.
COMMISSIONERS COURT
In the matter Of the proposed Walker
county road-bond Of W. H. Walker
fixed at 500; bond approved, and
F. S. Powell, John Osborn and J. P.
VanOrsdel appointed viewers.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-03-03

ton and other conditions which II neg
lected or unskilfully treated hnd fatal
termination in consumption.
$4,000 FORFEIT will be paid by
the Worlds Dispensary Medical Asso.
citation, Proprietors, Buffalo, n. Y, il
they cannot show the original signature
of the individual volunteering the testi.
monial below, and also of the writer's OF
every testimonial among the thousands
which they are constantly publishing,
thus proving their genuineness.
vIn the spring of 1900 was taken with
hemorrhage of the lungs, ana became very
weak and short of breath, lost flesh and had no
appetite writes Mr. f. l. Robinett, Of Xerxes,
Tenn uI was persuaded to try DR.. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery. The first few bottles
seemed to do me but little good. Thought l
would soon be victim OF that dreaded disease
consumption. Had almost given up III despair
when NV friends persuaded me to give your
Golden Medical Discovery fair trial. com;
menced its use. I weigh 100 pounds now, and
when commenced l only weighed lao pounds
If auv one doubts this statement l will be
pleased to answer any inquiry"
Accept no substitute for Golden Med
ica, Discovery" Nothing is "just as good"
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cleanse the
clogged system from impurities.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-03-03
Farm For sale.

A 565-acre farm, near Ballston, for
sale; or will trade for a smaller farm,
with difference in cash or good notes.
A fine chance for some one who wants
large farm. Over 400 acres in cul-
tivation. AS good land as there is in
Polk county. DAN P. SToUFFER,
Dallas. Oregon
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-03-03
Notice

I have a new, superior improved
band-cutter and feeder, and want an
engine of from 16 to 20 horse power
to drive same. If any one has an
engine, please call and see me and
make arrangements to thresh together
This machine will be fitted on a sep.
arator having 33-inch cylinder, Sc.
inch sieve, and blower.
THOMAS ELLIOTT,
Dallas, Oregon.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-03-03
Died of CONSUMPTION,

Thomas Wright died Of consumption
at the home of his parents in Falls
City on Friday, February "a. Had
he lived until next Sunday he would
have been 26 years old. He had lived
In Falls City a little over one year
and was a member Of the 1. o. 0. F.,
under whose auspices he was inferred
in their cemetery just cast of town.
He leaves father and mother, four
brothers, one sister and host Of
friends to mourn his demise.-Falls
City Logger
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-03-03
T. r. REEZT,EY
Advertising News OF the World. 81

Advertising is what keeps the cash
register clicking. 1t is only the short.
sighted business man who neglects tc
keep in touch with advertising. The
leading ad journal of Western Amer
lea is PAcIFIO.C COAST ADVERTISING, pub.
lished monthly at 22S Mercantile place,
Los Angeles. A subscription to this
magazine will keep you thoroughly in
touch with advertising developments
and will give you many practical hints
that you can turn into dollars. II
treats advertising from a Pacific Coast
standpoint. No free copies, single
copy 20 cents, coin or stamps. Sub
scription $500.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-03-03

The action Of the Lewis and Clark
Fair committee in refusing to give
space to certain class of merchants
in Portland who refused to contribute
to the funds for the fair, is deserving
rebuke to the drones in the hive Of in
dustry, remarks the Astorian.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-03-03

Legal blanks printed on good stock
sold at this Office.
The new linen-finish visiting cards
may be had in any quantity desired
at this Office.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-03-03
March,
ApriL, MAY

There is best time for doing
everything-that is, time when a
thing can be done to the best ad-
vantage, most easily and most eff
tectively. Now is the best time
Tor purifying your blood. Whyf
Because your system is now trying
to purify it-you know this by the
pimpleS and other eruptions that
have come on your face and body.