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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1907-08-27
.poIk County Observer

n.,0b Butler went to Portland
.terday, on business.
prork Kerslake made a business
- q portland yesterday.
Ford returned yesterday from
ssek,s y outing at Newport.
cboster siefarth. Of Falls City, was
/. SisItor in Dallas yesterday.
w,sses Claudia Coad and Marjorie
unves are visiting in McMinnville.
Riggs, Of Monmouth. was a
,..,ress visitor in Dallas yesterday !.
Mrs M. J. Cosper has returned from
psrrvdale where she has been nursing
Mrs. Will Keyt.
Mics Ina Bonney, Of Woodburn, has
,aan Waiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. E N. Hall.
III. Dancy, Of the Pacific States
raIeDhoue Company, was in Dallas
last week, on puslhcs9'
rorl Wisecarver and Ed Brlcker
.,.nrned from two weeks fishing
.r,n on the SiIetz River, Saturday.
W n. Newsom, the manager Of the
polls CITY Electric Company, was a
husiness visitor in Dallas. Thursday.
Miss Ethel Gwinn returned, Satur-
dav from Vancouver where she has
heep clerking for the OIin Drug Com
paDy.
Mrs Allen Smith and daughter,
MIss Georgia, Of Monterey, Mexico,
viaited at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nv. Meade over Sunday.
The prettiest type faces ever received
at this office for wedding invitations
and visiting cards arrived this week.
Come in and let us show you samples.
n s. Townsend, owner Of the Dallas
cfoamery, was in town Friday and Sat
urday, inspecting the plant to see that
M serious damage had been done by
the fire.
W. E. Newsom, who is putting in
the electric light plant at Falls City,
passed through Dallas yesterday on
his way home from an over Sunday
visit In Portland.
Rev. M. B. Young returned last
week. with his son Wesley, from a
months stay in the woods near
Salmon River. He says that the
mountain air has had very beneficial
effect, and Wesley is in much better
health than when he left here. The
prospects for his ultimate recovery
are now very good.
JIM. Wise, formerly merchant OF
Perrydale, Polk county, but now pres
ident and manager Of the Wise Piano
House, was business visitor in Dal-
las yesterday. Mr.. Wise's company
has stores in Boise. Idaho, Baker City,
Oregon, and Walla Walla, Wash.
s. W. Miles, of Polk county, Oregon
is arranging for a sale Of about sixty
Of his choicest Poland China swine al
his farm on September "a, as he expects
to become a resident Of Lane county
having purchased 16O-acre farm
few miles west OF Eugene, which he
willdevelop into a modern swine-breed
ing farm. The farm in the first
named county is a leased one, and has
proved too large for him to give the
right kind of attention to all of his
livestock. Farming on moderate
scale is what pays nowadays. Pacific
Homestead.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1907-08-27

T. N. Cherrington went to Portland
today, on business.
!, Mrs 2. Boyd is visiting Mrs, Yves
Morrison Of Salt Creek.
Roy Finseth went to Newport, satur,
day. for short vacation.
A. l. Dundas, Of Portland, was a
Dallas visitor over Sunday.
Born, Friday, August %, to Mr.. and
mrs. Hardy Holman Jr., a son.
A. s. Campbell visited his wife who
Is In the Salem hospital, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Smith went to
Portland yesterday oD business visit.
G. W. Cone, Of Black Rock. was in
Dallas. Friday, enroute for Portland.
on business.
Miss Bertha Collins went to Port
land yesterday to attend the Fall
luliilhery openings.
Q. L. Hubbard went to Portland.
Saturday, for a short visit with his
family, who are staying in that city
at present.
Cards are out announcing the birth
of Paul Cary Becker, August 2S, 1907.
The proud parents are the Rev. and
Mrs. D. Julian Becker, Of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blessing Of
Portland, visited at the home Of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Blessing,
last week, returning to their home
city, Sunday.
The OBSERVER is now printing more
inches of advertising than at any
previous time. Appreciation Of the
value Of printers ink in boosting busi-
ness is steadily increasing among the
business men and farmers.
William Castellaine was examined
before Judge E. F. Coad yesterday,
and found to be insane. He was taken
to the Insane Asylum in Salem the
same day. Mr.. Castellaine has lived
in Dallas only about month and is
not we'll known to the citizens OF this
town.
R. L. Dashiell and family have
returned to Oregon from Cedonia,
Wash, and will again make their
home in Dallas. They are visiting In
Independence at present, but will
come to Dallas about October /. They
enjoyed their four years stay in
northeastern Washington, but like
Oregon better.
Joe Craven, y. s. Loughary, A. F.
Toner and Roy Sparks returned from
Rock Greek yesterday, after most
successful week of fishing in Rock
Creek and the Siletz River. RumoI
has 1t that Messrs. Toner and Sparks
caught the fish, while Scott and Joe
stayed in camp and played "smoke
EN-"
County School Superintendent Sey-
mour requests US to announce that
the Northwest School Furniture Com
pany will present fine globe to the
country school district making the
best collective exhibit at the Polk
County School Children's Industrial
Fair. The prize is valuable one,
and will be we'll worth competing for
Kerslake g. White have ordered q
Military Band organ for use in theil
skating rink this winter. This instru'
ment is claimed to have the power ol
an orchestra Of thirteen pieces, and
its repertory will be limited only by
the number Of rolls used. II it arrives
In time, the management of the rink
will open their season next Saturday
night.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1907-08-27

MRS. Fred Levin has been vis,t,no
relatives in Dayton.
WillissimOnton and family returned
from Netarts Bay, Friday. -
Mr. and Mrs. G. N. cherrinptoD
returned from Newport. Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Bowles, Of Perry.
uale' were visitors in Dallas, FRIDAY
Dan Browne and family returned
friday from months vacation at
the seashore. -
Jack sibley and Harry Byers have
returned from their work In the timber
near Forest Grove.
Hugh Black returned from his claim
on Salmon River, Friday evening. for
a short stay in Dallas.
Mrs. y. s. Loughary and little
daughters returned yesterday from I
Visit with relatives in Portland.
Mrs. Ella J. Metzger went to PORT
land, Saturday, to attend the millinery
openings and to select stock Of Fail
goods.
Miss Lucille Dalton returned vester.
day from visit at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. F. Groves, in Inde.
pendelce.
Leave your orders for hop tickets at
the OBSERVER Office in Dallas, or at the
News Office in Falls City, and they
will be promptly filled.
l. V. Rundle, Of Lawrenceville, TIL.
is In town this week, trying to secure
a house, as he intends to settle here
with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Whitehorn
were in town today, returning to East
ern Oregon after months stay on
their claim in the Siletz.
Frank Gillian writes from Upper
Soda Springs that the mountain air
has benefited Mrs. Gillian and that
her condition is slightly improved.
Mrs. Will Hanor and son, Raw
mond, returned to Dallas, Sunday
evening, after few days visit at the
j. Il. Castle home. Dayton Optilnist.
The Rev, W. B. Hollingshead,
presiding elder Of the Methodist
church in this district, was in Dallas
last week, returning to Portland,
Saturday.
O. L. Starr, secretary Of the State
Board Of Normal Regents, visited rel
atives and friends in Dallas, Sunday.
Mr.. Starr has rented dwelling house
in Salem and his mother will 90 to
make her home with him in about two
weeks.
William J. Shewey and Miss Maud
L. Oonlee were married at the home OF
the groom's brother-in-law, J. J.
McBee, at Liberty, last Sunday after
noon. The Rev. A. @. Brackenbury,
pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church Of Dallas, was the officiating
clergyman. Mr.. Shewey is son Of
William Shewey. Of Pedee. His bride
is member Of the Conlee family
residing in North Dallas.
Charles Salflcky, Of Portland, spent
Sunday at the home Of John Stoner al
Rickreall. Coming to Dallas, he
| purchased the Stiles corner on Main
and Oak streets for 81 800 and made
the deed over to his son, Frank, who
has conducted a harness store in thai
building for some time. By this pur
chase, Mr.. Salficky becomes the ownel
OF one of the best business corners In
Dallas, aside from those Immediately
around the Court House square.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-12
FRANK HEATH RETIRES
FROM GREAT WESTERN

Frank D. Heath has sold al of bis
interest and holdings in the Great
Western Coal company and retired
from all connection with the oonos, q
= Since the organization Of the oom.
pany three years ago. Mr.. Heath has
been Its pres. mt and general mana.
ger and through him its mines have
taken front rank among the ooAl pro.
ducers Of the Florence diatriot Mr..
Heath held very large block Of stooK
in the company. and he IL understood
to have reoeived somsthirg like $50. {.
900 for his intertst.
Through Hcsth's enterprise. one Of
the most thriving coal camps In Ere.
mont county has grown up about the
mines at Hsathon. and IL 10 safe to
say that the company has entered
upon an era Of prosperity that must
pay big dividends to the stock holders.
The company held Its annual meet.
ing this week and . now board Of d..
reotors was chosen ~ follows: A.
Gran. Wellington. Kansas; 8. p.
Kramer. Kansss City. Mo. A. @.
Forney. Canon Citv; e E. Denman.
Canon City; and O. e. Hitchcock.
Wellington. Kansas.
The board Of directors organised
BY sleotips Mr.. Gran president and
general manager; e. o. Hitchcock, I,
vice president; A. @. Fornsy. assist.
ant manager and &. Z. Dunman. SEQ.
retary and treasurer.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-12

None Of MoGArvey's friends or re-!
atives has visited him lately and
comparatively little interest seems to
be taken regarding his fate. Father
Chrysostom Of the Canon Catholic
church is q daily visitor to his cell
and administered to the unfortunate
man all the spiritual cor ISOLATION pos.
sible under the circumstances.
The prisoner has been informed Of
his impending fate by his spiritual
ad User aud has been admon ishe! to
be ready at any time for the death
sentence.
He 10 holding up under the trying
ordeal much better than was Antioi.
pAted and 1t II now believed that he
will meet his fate without fiinchipg.
apparently having recovered much Of
his self control since first being in.
formed Of his fate. at wbioh time he
10 said to have been terribly affected
and to have tainted away.
MoGa-vey received an impressive
letter from Governor Buchtel in reply
to . pitiful aud pleading letter from
the oondcmutd man written last Wed.
nesday. The governors lstter wsl
read to him yesterday morning In the
dsath oeu aud whils it contents
were not made public yet 1t 10 un
dsrstood that IL held ont no hope
After hearing the letter fro n
Governor Buobtei. McGarvey made
tha following confession to Father
Chrysostom:
II am perfectly resigned to NEE,
nv God and willingly give my lie
to make amends for what have done.
l am truly repentant for my sin, ant
hope that the sacrjHos Of my iifs
which / now willingly give will b'
accepted In forgiveness Of my sins.
hxve no fear Of death"
There 10 now no doubt but that the
execution will take place soniahs
OF the sixteen legal executions thai
have taken place In the history Of
the state. one was on "Wednesday. two
on Monday. two on Tuesday. four OF
Saturday and seven on F,idAy. No
GArvcy will mska the thirteenth exc
cution under Warden Oleshorn. sever
having taken place during his Hrs'
term Of ofYice and six under the pres
ent Administration. OF the executed
nvs were from Denver. i've from Trim
idad and one each from Pusblo. HueF
fano. 81 PAso. Oone3os. ChAnee ant
0iIpin counties.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-12
ANNUAL HORTICULTURAL
INSTITUTE POSTPONED

The annual institute Of the Fremont
County horticultural society, which
was 10 haze begun Tuesday morning
10 Canon City WAS postponed rntil
the nrst week In February owing 10
several conflicting conventions that
threatened II, success. By delaying
the time Of she institute until nsxt
month all obstacles will be removed
and It's prosperity ASSURED.
The committee In charge Of this ar.
rangements say that the outlook 10 ex-
oellent and that She prizes to be OFFER.
ed exhitito this year will bs more
liberal than ever before. Orohardists
are urged 70 make preparation for
the forthcoming institute and help
II along BY showing ~ many varieties
Of fruit ~ possible.
Two. p,ssibly thrse. professors from
the state Agricultural college will be
present and will address the institute
upon matters Of irterest to our pso.
pie. A meeting Of the members Of
ths Hortiou lturai society wss held 70
discuss plans for shs oomips institute.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-12

INSTALLATION rONI0HT-Ths
ofiosrs Of tbs Order Of Washipston
will b. Installed toulght instsAd Of
next Friday night - aupoueosd yss.
tssdsy. OmesFs and nsmbsrs tsks
notice.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-12

II pays - advsrsiss year wants In
tha TYibuns
The daily tribune., 1907-01-12

Trissss vass ~ bring rss.l,s.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-11

iesss BIT lietls u say eimcslsy 10
disposiss * Abeut al chat thsy viii
hays sor sals.
several loesl men ass agsriss On
bsyiag ; number u asfss - ~ TIE
sans y sruit. ons q lwo Tlosspcs
nsn Wsss ess sorth q ths sity ~.
esseag Isskiss ovsr ~ lasd sltuo-
tisa. sslsesiss what wssia eppsar y
- ths bsss situatsd Lad. ~. ons
basissa nan says that whsa the lad
h thrown opsn 70 purchaser nd
asttlAmsnt thas ali trains from the
y : doscn passengers who ere look Ing
for investment. And this ssems
plassablf. dcssn't ~
The daily tribune., 1907-01-11
Caro- ef Thanks.

To sur msny friends and patrons.
70 take this opportunity Of exprsssing
our thanks and the appreciation We
fsel for your patronage In the past
We cculd not bAvs msds our business
. success had. II mot been for the lib.
erai patronage that We resolved. and
We appreciate the fact that We have
been treated TO our share Of your
patronage. We havs tried in every
way 10 plsase and accommodate our
customers and give thsm full value
for their money.
ThanEins you again and hoping
shat yor I'll! show the same good Will
to our SUCCESSORS In the future shat
you did rs In the past. We remain
yours - ever.
THE r W.ENGLISH LUMBER 90. /,
ell 2. l.. Beverstock. Mgr.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-11
The Grip

"Before we can sympathize with 9th
ers we must have suffered ourselves" No
one can realize the suffering attendant
upon an attack Of the grip unless he has
had the actual experience. There is
probably no disease that causes 70 mu III
physical and mental agony, or which 30
successfully defiss medical aid. All dan.
ger from tho grip, however, may be
avoided by the prompt use OF Chamber
] ,in's Cough Remedy. Among the tens
Of thousands who have used this remedy
not ono case has over been reported that
has resulted in pneumonia Oh that has
not recovered. For sale by Daniels
drug store. mwf
The daily tribune., 1907-01-11
MUCH TIMBHR BEING cur
FROM DHRDRD LANDS

Ccnsidsrabls ssnplAint hAs hsss
heard lalsiy from ths ovnoss o. Land
bstwssn Eosf Miis aaA 1iehs Mills
esseks q shs ostainG q tintss "
sulsidsrs Il thal ssstisn = ~ sssslv.
Tbs dsprsaaaisss q tinter Fssllsrs =
Hthss vioinitv - bssn vsly pfsaeasosd
dsfins the lsst fsw nonths asA psss-
soutions Ar likely y fellow snism II
y stoppsd = osss.
kost of ths lsnd In that part Of the
county has hssn seld b. ths eovsss-
msas and IL titls u vested IN privats
indivi duals. while there nsvsr was
any srsss amount of timber On The
land alluded v thsrs wars many trees
suitable for fence posts and other pur.
poses. bat they have mostly bssn uut
sud haulsd away sincs shs beginning
Of ths present wiatsr. Unlsas the
stealing csasss somebody IL likely 10
get plnohsd bv the conrts.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-11
LAME EVERY MORNING
"A Bad Back il Always Worse
In tho Morning. Florence
People are Finding Relief.


People are Finding Relief.
A back that aches al day and CAUSES
discomfort ct night il usually worse In
ths morning. Makes you feel - II you
hadn't sept at all.
Can't cure bad back until you cure
the kideys. Doan's Kidney Pills euro
sick kidneys-make you feel better, work
better. rest better and sleep better.
A. Clark. carpenter, living at the st.
James hptel. Canon City, Colo, says: II
paid out over $50 for docros's medicines
In less than year. had dull, heavy,
aching pains In my back, hips and loins
about all the time. and there was also .
urinary weakness which broke my rest at
night and ! would arise In tho morning
feeling - tired as when went to bed.
cav Doans Kidney Pills advertised and
20 highly recommended that got box
They cured the dull, aching pain In my
back and loins and relieved the urinary
weakns -. can now rest all through
tho night, and give all the credit for this
to Doan's Kidney Pills."
Plenty more proof like this from
Florence people. Call at w. ]. Daniels
drug store and ask what his customers
report.
For sale by all dealers. Price 6Ocents
Foster Milburn Co.. Remember the
name, Doan's and take no other. mwf
The daily tribune., 1907-01-11
IRRIGATION DEAL MAKES
BIG DEMAND FOR LAND

The fact shat the north mesa II to
be brought under irrigation has been
the means Of = number Of inquiries
for land in that vicinity and In fact .
number Of sales have Just been made.
The Tribune WAS told last evening
that about 1000 acres up close 70 the
foot hills have changed hands In the
last week and that the purchasers
were Cripple Greek mon Of means.
Since she WORD has gone abroad that
Florence 10 to be the Metropolis Of .
big farming ssotion. many Inquiries
are reaching the city In regard to the
quality and price Of the land; and
whether there 10 . surety Of ths per.
manency Of the water supply for irri.
CATION. II 10 evident that when the
company IL ready 10 place the land
on the market. that they will exper.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-11
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
MAKES APPOINTMENT.


The followins appointments have
bssn nsds By The county ccmmiasion.
an for the snsuins year: Waldo and
Dawson. county attorneys: DR.. r. 3.
Homes. esuasy physiosan; Dr.. J. ".
Kanbo. Fiorsnos. assistant county
physician; Or. r. N. Carrier. heath
ofacsr; n. o Durning. supsrintsnd.
snt Of county farm: Mrs. N. q. Darn.
Ing. natrou NJ county farm; Joe
Quinn. 1Anisor 1t county oourt house |;
L ]. Moore. road ovsrsesr for district
No 1: Chas. = Perkins Of Florence.
road ovsfseer for district No. Q; con.
tracts for county supplies were award.
Cd ~ follows: Boots and stationery, =,
Out West Printing 90, Colorado
Syringe; county printing. Canon
Cisy Record stationery. Canon City
Cannon; postal cards. Canon City
Times.
Fourteen road overseers remain 10
be appointed. but few OF them
will bs named this week.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-11
CANON CITY MAN GETS
JOB In LEGISLATURE

n r. GeraRhty Of Lincoln Park
has been appointed to the position Of
doorkeepsr in the lower houss Of She
general assembly BY Speaker Brecksn.
ridge Of the legislature. and he 10 now
In Denver looking after his official
duties.
The place. ID one OF considerable
The daily tribune., 1907-01-11

omcsrs sid msmbsrs q CiSois -,
Women n Wse6ssa1t are rsqus sssd 70
mses at Unipa hall promptly at 7:ao
this svsninx 70 attend ouF regular
nesting. Special Organiser Miss
0rssn viii b present and assist in
exsnpltfyins tbs : tual work. By
order Of Clara 2. Hillix. Guardian
NsishbcT. Mary Daley. Clerk.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-11
A Jamaican Lady Speaks High.
ly Of Chamberlain's Cough


Mrs.. Michael Hart, wife Of the super
intendent Of Cart Service at Kingston.
Jamaica, West Indies Islands. says that
she has for some years used Chamber
iAin's Cough Remedy for coughs, Group
and whooping cough and has found it
very beneficial She has implicit conf.
dence in 1t and would not be without a
bottle Of 1t in her homo. Sold by DAN
iels' drug store. mwf
The daily tribune., 1907-01-11

lnpsrtasss and Mr. Gerashty's
friends are slad that hs snoceedsd In
Iasdins ths Job. The more Fremont
oonnty psopis appointed to ths posi-.
tiens In ths legislature the batter.
They ars III good fellows and are en-
titlsd 10 all the onless thsy oan get
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