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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03
Mnseucbmc lIc6crraidnmg.

Ncrr ulb Srou anrl Sdmico bonn
oeutidfn @oiienbnuS blrh BET
A(lmnncn %ereill Der Mnltolt oil'
lGBlih ihrcS ~t5.iGbriAen Tienits
Subil1umS bcgliidwiiniht.- Ger
Gomcn NGGpcrein in SiBung.
Cine nllgenebntc llcbcrroidurH
m,lroc 0citcrn Srn. &orl S6mlieo,
Dem SullSputcr 0cS rNllgcnlcilcl,
9cutidcn @oiicnbauiCS," n,b %icinlr
@ottil 5lltbeil. IS iuorcll Ncitcrn 10
Sabre. bo6 oas Gbcpoar bic Gattr'
Wno Wltticrpflidten an bcn Gilocrll
NcS ocutid)cn @aiirnbolic3 nit GRO.
bcr Eilidttrclc mnSiibt. 'Nerr u,s
Trnl SGmicb bGttcn bieicn SaN
mohl gar nid)t meitcr beod)tet, !pcn!l
nid)t ST. i6rcm 9roBcn Gritnumcn all
abcno ctpo 80 bis 60 Mitolicoer bc5
@aiicnbolS Tlitmncn GcrcinS er'
ihicrc.l iuGrcn llnb inter llcbcrrei.
dung cincS HicicnbouQllcts ibrc
@liidmiinihe borgcbrodt bitten. ST..
Sobn Sobonneiell, Der Erdiioent bcS
Allmnc Sereins, biclt cine ber5lid)
acboltene Mniprohe, in lpcld)cr or
Dem Gbepnar grotulirtc, oeiicn &c.
gensreid)cs @irfen ge5icmlcno beruor.
bob unb ibm onl S6lub ierncrtS
@oblcroebcn piinlfte. Serr Sdnlieo
oonfte icincn cbemaligen 30glingelj
nit geriibrten @orten. Die MIlul'
llen liebcn ea obcr nid)t bel Der @rd'
tulotion b%cluenoen. Sn fllr5er Sci
bottcn lie mebrere Suicln 5lred)t &c
mobt urb lllben Srit. ulb Srm
ShmicS at ollen moglihen Griri
ihilligen Gin, Die tic nlitgcbrndt bot
ten. Nodbenl biciclben pcrtilgt no
rem, folgtelr einiGe uergniigte Stui-
Den bel @eiong, Duff nnb Cans.
@oiicnGnuS. Gumcn.
Gerein.
@eitcrn Nodnlittog iono bic critic
Gerlommlllng oes Inmcn-Nfdbpcr'
Gins oes SQgemeinen Tclltid)en @oi-
ielballieS nod) Den Sommcrieriel I'M
AnitoltSgcbGllbc al Der Iisouitb. Str.
inter Dem &orlit Der Er1iioantin
Srou Sobnnlto @ebr, nnb Scr Eroto'
foqfiibrun9 Der SefretGrin, Srol
Minno Not6er, ltott. Ser &erein BE-,
idlob, Dos iGbrlid)c a%nlterniouper an
I. Te5ember 81 pe%ronitolten. am 6
Sftober miro cine 9ln5obl Der Mit
glieber beS SereinS cine Grfurlior
nod bcn Niogoro.SGaen nnterncb.
men, uno werbcn biejenigcn Gomen
ipelhc iiN an oericlbcn bctbciligcl
lpollen, crilld)t, lid) bci Der Troiioen
tin ull5unlclocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03
Tcmcrs6rnnit iprbcrt McnidJcuicben.

EittaburM I. Septcmber. =
@ci elmer bc,rte bier ltottgeiunoencn
tScllcrsbrunit in Dem So9crballS bon
s. ". @lond, melhe 100000 Sho-
Den onrihtete, mlrOe Elm Scuermcbr-
mann 9eto0tct un0 flint onoerc tint.
Gen Gerlebumgen Oapon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03
Nampfcr in 8ranb.

Oetroit, MitJ., I. September :
Sn Solge Der Grploiion eiller Gunn'
tiiGt Sdure gcrietb bellte gcseniiber
@biteiiib Ypint Der Gampfer vNortb-
n,ino" bon Der Mutual armtiit
Cine" in granb. Ger Iampfer
,Hortbern Sling" ipllroe Dem brett
ncnoen Shiif 81 Siiiie seianOt un>
Nas Seiier bcute Nad)mittas unter
Gcntrole gebraht. Ger 3ampicr
jcBte ieine Sdbrt tort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03
Strifer nicbergeitud)en.

WomngStomn 3, /. Sept. =
Gas critic VlutpergieBen 5piid)erl
Gtrifcrn nno Strifebrehern Der
,4merican Gin Sheet ono Tin Elate
Co." ian6 beutc abetb bier Itatt, als
cine Ansabl Strifer periuhten, DC
strbeiter in Den Werfen ST pcranlal'
ielL 0ie 9lrbeit n%ieber5nlegen. Us
cntipann iid Elm Streit. bel BEN
Ireo. Slapin eine 'fBOtiitJe Stid,pun'
Dc erbielt. 0rei Gerbaitumgcn MR.
zen porgemommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03
SnS eauabiidje Earlaments- @cbanSc
bmrd Tcncr bcId)aoigt.

Toronto, 1. September. - Ter
@eIt.Nliigel bcS canaoiihen Yorlo'
rients- @eb1i,oes murOe bente total
burG sSeuer 5erltort. Ger angerid)'
tetc Shaoen betrdst 100000 NM
lit burd Seriiheruns geSedt. Gie
Momat.9 ibliotbef murbe Elm &auf
Der Slammen. Ger Gabinetsratb MAJ
SIR 3eit, oils bas 6el,er ai,sbrad, II
Situmg, unb bas 6alen bes SenIter'
0laies madte bie Serren ai,imerfiam
NoR etmas nidlt ridtia ici.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03
@pmpcrs ipridlt.

Yaris, /. september. Soa
niuel @ompers ipor beute Nbeno in
c;ner gerlammlung BON Irbeitern.
in meld)er bie abidaiiung bcs &rie-
Ses befiirmortet wlirbe, Der Sallpt.
renner. gr iagte, bob es I'M Sabre
1909 iiberbaupt nidt mebr notbipen.
Sig fem iolte, cine 9emonItratioil
in Sntereije bes @eltiricoens 81 per'
o~iiitolten. Sic @eriommliing nabnl
oonn einen Vei6lub an, in meld)em
cmpfoblen miro, ieoe ariegserfla.
ring nit einem @cneralitrifc 81 be-
cMtmorten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03
Spfcr Ocs MntolpprtS.

8eit Sisbnrn Mnli., 1.Sept.
- @nlter $. Sbiaips bon Sbiaips.
bolc muroc Deute bier augenblidlidl
actootet nllo iiini onOere iun9e Man.
i,cr erlitten ihpcre Serlebumgell, IN
Dem bei elmer i1arict 9icgullg eill
MoO ibrcS Nitompbils 5nlammen-
hrodl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03

Gum 0eutbcn GAG. : Tie
Sinner . Gomite'n Ser peridicocrell
Gereilrc, welde lid ant Gelttlhen
Gag bctbeiligell, lueroen lidJ nGd)lten
Somntog &ormittog 10 llbr I'M Ri
pcrs|ieu Tarf ciniinocn mo nom
Eorf . Gomite Die El0te fir ibre re-
ipcftipen Gereine allgepieien erbol-
ten. NliBeroem gelonGen Die Scitob-
jeihcn 5ur Sertbcilung utb icnc
Gercine, bic lire GintrittSforten nod
lid)t erbobcn DobclL f0nnen Dies
9lcitiullS bel Oieier SibIng beior.
gen. Tieie Notwithstanding lit
dlio, pie man iiebt, icbr lpidtig, unb
cS ioQtc fem gereil babel ie6leu. =
@cnn Die Gereinc, ipeId)e iif nod
nidt sur Sbeilnabme ongemcloet ba-
ben, Dos 8eridumtc nidt idnell nod
6oleIl, fonnen iie I'M SeItprogramnl
uiGt bcriidiid,tiat werOell,
IbIeben. = Sm Mlter bon Ga
Sabrcn ihieo gcitern 6rui Mareo.
retbo Simoil III ibrer @oDnung, Nr,
1880, EotopscosS trabc, aus Dem Sc.
ben. Gle gecroigung iinoet Conn.
tag Nudmitto9 aili Dem y@eitcrr'
S%rieb1oic" itott.
@ill Q hmiegerioGn Der
baftcn laiien. = Trau Cores
g. S%tons6urp erlnlgtc geItcrn I'M
mittlcren StntionsboliIe einen Salt
bcfebl fir ibren Sdmiegeripbn GU
tier Tcptou. Der on IS. Niigllit nit
ibrer 1~4.ja6rigen Jod)ter ourd)'
brannte unb bieielbe b%ciratbete, nod
Dem geibe bei ser Srouung Der
SducIter ser jungen Gamc els
Srau5elgen funeirt bottcn. Gle Mnt'
ter beifulbigt oen Sdmicgeriobn bes
Meincibs, inoem er bel Der Grla1'
gllng Der Seirotbslieen5 Gin ialihss
Mltcr fir Die @raut nngob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03
gen @eIeaid)aits- Game.

YittS6urG I. September. =
Gle SdoenpiQe Striter baben beli1e
einan ipeiteren Siea bapongetraaen,
oils Die or9anilirten Giienba6ns9e'
bieniteten Die GrflGrung ubgaben, lie
miiroen feline 3iige bef6rbern, ouI
iueld)en iid Strifebred)er fiir Mc&ecS
Hod beIiiioen. Gin Gomite Ser Glen
bobnleute ipruf I'M S%ouptqilartier
Der Strifar Dor unb iibermittclte ocn'
lclben Die crirculide @otidoit perionf
lid.
Giltriftsanmolt Scpu,ol,r belt bell,
tc cine ldngerc Gpnieren5 nit Dem
9unoes-G iItriftSm malt Soroon iiber
Dos @erbor Der Stritcr, bod purOc
Der 3lped ser gemiinid)ten Sniorna-
ton 9ebeim 0cbultcn. Sic 9lunoeS'
Agenten linO int Stiaen nit Scr In
terindlu1g Der Econoge.I niduloi9ul.
gen beid)ditigt.
Siffcrcn5cn bc|igelc9t.
Eitts6urg, 1. September. -
Snbcm CT Die GrflGring abgob, oob
Trancis Secbon, Ser ErGiioent beS
Tiitrifts Ger. 8 scr Sereinigten Mi-
nen.arbciter bon gmerifo, be5iiglid)
Der beim Goblengrnben gebroldtcn
Grploliuitoiic bcl1 belten Wtinen-Gr.
perten in Den S%ereinieten Stnotcll
mo ben Spribern i'm ean5e1 2unoc
entgcgcn trete. ii6crnabm es Natio.
nol,Er1libcut Sbomos 9. 2erpis allf
iid), Die Observation-Disclosures
5luiid)cn ben Arbeitern mo Den 8rll.
benbeiibern in benz gcrlonntcn 81.
itrift 81 i6lid)ten. Gr crfl1rtc, baB CT
Seeban gorj mo gar ignoriren
merOc.
(SpGtcr.) - 9ic Tiffcrcn5en s,pi.
id)en Sen 8rubenarbeitern unb sen
Mr~beitaebern luurOen beutc gbcnO in
elmer Gonfcren5 5miidcn Den Mitglie.
bern Ger Nntionol- Grefutipe unO Den
@rubenbeiitern beigelegt.
Sic SIutb Situation IN
Merico.
% crico-Sitp I. September
Gie Slutb.S iti,ation in Montercp
meiit bellte cine beOeutenbe 9eiierung
alf. @elb mo 2ebcnsmittel treifen
Elm, nnb Die @efabr elmer @oiier. u1b
Sungcrsnotb lit geidwllnben. @e-
rid)tc aus Der llnleebung laiicn crfen.
men, Oab Die Grntc iurd)tbar g~elitten
bot. Gin Siilis5llg iubr beltte NbenO
0 bie. nod Wonterep ob. Gin &c.
itern BON 2oreoo ob9egnnaener 3ug
loltgte crit bcllte firth IN Wpnterep an.
Gie elrop1iid)e unb omerifoniid)s
Eoit fam bsllte bier Gage 81 ipGt bier
ar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03
Grfinocrs tragiidcs Gm6c.

Nem- Srlcans, 1. September.
- Souls HnpnouO, Der Griiilbcr ci-
ncs piel periprebenoen 2nitIdiiie$,
mcldjer oru Sonntag einen Mitiitic1
moten molltc, mllroe bcute, oils er lid
ilt gegleitung 5lpcicr MGnner olli
Dem Scimmege beiuno, bon cincnI
Suec ~getroiicn nlb 10 id)luer ucrlcbt,
ho6 CT filr5c 3eit oarauf i'm Soipital
ltnr6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03
Sic alto Wrldlidltc.

0 II, &p., 1. September.
rSn cincm unbclpnd,ten Augenblid
ctpildtc ocr adt Sabre olte SolneS
.yiterel cine gelaOcie Shrotilinte;
h;eieIbe entluo iit uio Die 2aOlrg
,liG Dem ietbS Sabre olten Sd)ueltcr.
den bes &naben Den @opf bonn
Humpi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03
3,uci @rnbeuar6citcr oct6otet.

% t. el, go, 1. september.
gei Dem Ginitur5 Der Notalics
@rlbc luitroen bellte 8iGiom Sbo.
mos utb Sobn Minnid) 9%etoOtet. bic
Grploiion eincS S6uiics pcruriod)tc
bon Ginitllri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03

St1otiide Yefanntma.
6 nuHen. - Staot-@eometer Sbo.
mas Holeigb 5eigt al anberer Stelle
bes vGelltihen Gorreiponoenten" an.
Dab er am 8. September oas Nipeaii
DER GroB.S traBe, pon Der Goptngtoa.
StroBe bis 5i,r Hiperiioe.M penue felt,
itellen miro.
Gie Sdul6eb6roe mod)t an an.
oerer Stellc Oieies 8Iattes befonnt,
Dob am 8. September in Der neif.
lidcn boberen Sodteribule cine YrA:
lung itattfinoet fir bic Yeiesung pc,l
SreiiteIen i'm ct. Warieu WGofen-
Seminar. Gle Applifanten miiiicn
bonn t., 2. nno 3. 2egislatur.I iitrift
lcin.
@ebdube. Snipeftor Breton 5eist
an aioerer Stelc ol INN ansebpte
fir oen lmbar Der GroBitraBep.
Morft6alle.
Gie Spirituoien d. 2ieen5 : Be.
boroe peroffentlidt an onoerer Stele
oeS vIeutidcn Gorreiponoeuten"
cine Siitc bon spplifanten fin
Shunflicen5en.
Sibung Scr ainberi6ut.
@eellidnit. = Sm 5uuptauar-
tier Nr. 636, eit-5ranflinitraBr.
iuno geitern Nadmittaa Ole monatli-
DIE Gireftoreniibung Der bieiigen aiu.
beribuB.@ eielihaft itatt. msld)e Scr
Temperate Trdiioent 9r. Charles g.
@rinool leitete. superintendent
Barter berid)tete, Dob i'm periloiiensn
Monat IA ainoer S%nitituten iibertpje-
len unO 3 in 6amilien untergebroNt
muroen.
Geutide 3epubItfaner
NJ @eiteno Yarf.- Sir. Elm
Sommernadtsieit nar oas @etter
am geitri9en Abenoe nidt eeraoe &c.
eignet, Dies muBteu Die Mitglieber
Der v0eutih.N merifaniihen republic
faliifeh Siga" Wabrngtmen, Die iif
elm &enoe5pous i'm @eitenb.Yarf ait
Der. @arriion-9ane aaben. 60 Mar1.
der miro es bereut baben, ieiten
ueber6ieber ni6t nit nod Dem Set.
plat gebraft. ooer iid nift ruorm ee.
mug gefleioet 81 baben. Nan omii.
lirte lid aber trosoem red}t gut.
Der 8eburtStag Ser &c.
fretarin, : anlaBlih Hires 63.
Wiegenieites iiberraidten eeftern sic
Witglieoer bes 5ranen-0 ereins Scr
oeutiden lutberiiden goneoroia.air.
die al Der 8albroof. lpenue Sic @e.
tretarin 6ran U. u. Selmri& uno
iibermittelten ibr auiridti9e @r0tula.
tionen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03

TGTe snr Msiie in's MnslamS BE-
iorgt g. 3iaine, ". 413, Cit-Yalti'
moreitraae, maize Gsitpsa &exie Ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03
Ncucr HcrbInoetcr.
Sic Strifcr ST WcScc's BOD erbalten
Siilic uun ben Giicn6abu-
Ingeitelltcn.

2ebtere merDen feline 3ige beIoroerl1,
oui mel6en Strifebreher iino.-
Gle Giiierenacn 5iuii6en Ben @rll-
bcnbeiibern uno Sen aoblcngra:
bern b0bercn Srts erlcbigt. -
&ralioent Secban bonn Giltrift
Or. 5 6at Iid blomirt nnb ipllroe
%ignorirt. = SIC 0lutb.S ituation
in Mcrico. - Iue @efagr uor6ei.
WpIterioier 600 einer ebemoli-
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1909-05-04
DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS
Mrs. Lille M. Halleck Passes Away
at Her Home in Newport, Satur-
day, April "a.

Mrs Lille NJ. L. Halleck died at heI
home in Newport, Sat urday, April "a
after a long and severe illness.
Lille Langtree was born in Yam
hill county, Oregon, February 8, 1875
On December 9, 1894, she was married
to T. H. Halleck. tn the same year
both were united with the Evangelical
Association In this church Mrs. Hal
leck lived an earnest and consistent
life until death called her.
The funeral was held Tuesday,
April 27, the remains being laid to
rest in the Newport Cemetery. The
funeral services were held under the
auspices Of the Odd Fellows and
Rebekah lodges, Mrs. Halleck having
for years been an active member of
the latter organization. The Rev. G. L.
Hoover, Of Monmouth, preached the
funeral sermon and large throng of
the friends and relatives of the de-
ceased, followed the body to its last
resting place.
She is survived by her husband and
one son, Hugh Halleck. her mother,
two brothers and sister
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1909-05-04
The Best OfConee

The person who is seeking the
brand Of coffee which Is best in every
respect will find that the famous
German-American brand will fully
meet the requirments. The coffee il
raised on 5000 acre plantation in
the Tumbala range Of the Sierra
Madras and is shipped 10 the hull
direct 10 the Portland roasting house
where u is huliei, roasted and sealed
In practically air tight packages In
strength and delicscy Of favor IL ts
unrivalled- Try 1t once and you win
be Won over completely By its up-
paralleled merits. The German
American brand of coffee can Be
secured al only one place 10 Dallas
aud that place is.
CASTLES GROCERY STORE
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1909-05-04
THE SCHOOL ELECTION.

The district election held at the City
Hall, Saturday, May /, for the pur
pose Of voting bonds for the erection
of new schoolhouse in Dallas,
resulted in the defeat of the bonding
proposition by majority of 10 votes,
total Of 156 votes having been cast.
Public opinion is divided land, as
the vote shows, nearly evenly divided
as to whether the result Of the election
is desirable or no. Had the election
carried, the district would have been
obliged to bond itself for $4,000,
which is regarded by many as heav-
ier burden than the circumstances
warrant them in assuming.
On the other hand, the failure of
the election to go in favor OF bonding
leaves the district exactly where it
stood before the vote was polled, con-
fronted by an imperative demand for
more school room and lacking the
funds with which to meet that demand. |
The need for an increase in the
amount Of school room to care for the
growing attendance in the Dallas
public school. is disputed by none, or
at the least, by very few. The point
on which the voters of the district have
divided. is the amount required to
purchase ground and erect the neces-
sary new building.
If another election be called and the
amount for which the district is to
bond itself be fixed at lower figure,
equitable and as nearly as possible
satisfactory to those holding conflict
ng views as to the sum of money ,
absolutely needed, it is probable that
here would be little trouble in carry
ng the matter through.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1909-05-04
0'Brien Farm Sold.

A real estate transaction OF especial
Importance was made last week when
l.. j. Lownds and w. NJ. Foster com
pleted an agreement with George
oBrien for the purchase Of his farm.
which lies between Independence aud
Dallas. The farm contains 800 acres.
being the west half Of the old Alonzo
Wood donation land claim, and Is
famous throughout Polk County for
the big balm grove situated upon It.
The price to be paid for the land is
s2s.sO0 or $50 an acre. The pur-
ohasers will plant Il In fruit aud nut
trees
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1909-05-04
VIII Collect Inspection Fees.

A list of the names of the firms or
corporations which have thus far
neglected to pay the factory inspection
fees for 1907 and 1908 was sent out to
the prosecuting attorneys Of the eleven
judicial districts in Oregon, Saturday,
with instructions to proceed with the
collection of fees under the terms of
the factory inspection law. The
amount due in most cases does not
exceed $40, the total amount due being
slightly more than $1,000. Only two
Polk county companies are included
in the list: The Luckiamute Sawmill
Company, Of Monmouth, and the Ore
gon Manufacturing Company, of
Airlie.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1909-05-04
JURY LIST is DRAWN
Names of Men Who Will Serve at Cir.
cult Court Session in Dallas
Next Week.

Following is the list Of jurors drawn
to serve at the regular session of cir.
cult court which will be convened
Monday, May 10, in Dallas:
Dallas-Isaac Phillips, T. G. Rich.
mond, James Boydston and L. N.
Belieu.
Independence-S. B. Irvine, B. b.
Knowles, r, G. DeArmond, W. A.
Scott and @. P. Wells.
Monmouth-Eugene Bogart John
Palmer and w. S. Campbell.
Falls City-R NJ. wonderly and
G.. NJ. Tice.
Airlie-R. Tartar, Fred johnson,
7. P. Bevens.
Suver-W. W. Collins, G. A. Conn.
Ballston-William Fudge, G.. A.
McCulloch.
McCoy-W. I. Cook, ]. J. Finn.
Rickreall-T. A. Moorman. J. W
Allen.
Salem, Route Wv. B. Duncan.
j. l.. Purvine.
Sheridan-J. A. Gibson.
Perrydale-H. B. Flsnery.
Buell-H. A. Duggan.
Buena Vista-George Mclaughlin.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1909-05-04
@1hA Blood is The LifA.,

Science has never gone beyond the
above simple statement of scripture. But
it has Illuminated that statement and
given it a meaning ever broadening with
the increasing breadth of knowledge.
When the blood is rbad +" or impure it
is not alone the body which suffers
through disease. The brain is also
clouded, We mind and judgement are
efected, and fsany an evil deed or impure
Thought NSs~be e&irectly traced to the
impHs4sy Of the 6loGdS Foul, impure blood
can be made pure by the -nse- Of DR.,
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. Il
cpriches and pnrlteS the blood thereby
curing, pimples, blotches, eruptions and
other cutaneous affections, as eczema,
letter. or salt-rheum, hives and other
manifestations of impure blood.
O o o o o O
In the cure of scrofulous Swellings, en-
larged glands, open eating ulcers, or old
sores. the Golden Medical Discovery has
performed the most marvellous cures. In
cases of old sores, or open eating ulcers,
it is well to apply to the open sores DR..
Pierce's All-Healing Salve, which pos
sesses wonderful healing potency when
used as an application to the sores in con-
junction with the use of Golden Medical
Discovery as blood cleansing consti-
tutional treatment. II your druggist |
don't happen to have the "All-Heaing
Balve" in stock, you can easily procure it
by inclosng fifty-four cents in postage
stamps to DR.. R. V. Pierce, 663 Main ST.,
Buffalo, N. Y, and it will come to you by
,;.,k. !
well as the Golden Medical Discovery"
o o o o o o
You can't afford to accept any medicine
Of unknown composition as substitute
for Golden Medical Discovery, which is
8 medicine OF KNOWN COMPOSITION,
having a complete list of ingredients in
plain English on its bottle-wrapper the
same being attested as correct under oath.
DR.. Pterce's Pleasant Pellets regulate
md invigorate stomach, liver and bowela
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1909-05-04
Many Delegates Will Attend

The annual convention of the Ed
worth League Of the Eugene District
will be held in Dallas, beginning Fri
day evening, May and continuing
until Sunday evening. May 9. An
interesting program for the various
services OF the three days has been
prepared and between $50 and 200
delegates from nearly all Of the con.
gregations Of the district will attend
The Southern Pacific Company has
made arrangements for "fare and one
third" rates to delegates while all
other roads leading into Dallas will
also make special travelling conces-
sions.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1909-05-04

Saturday, May /, was Of double
interest since it marked the anniver-
saries Of two events Of United States
history which will ever be held to be
OF greatest mportance-the founda-
tion Of Oregon's provisional govern
ment 66 years ago and the sinking of
the Spanish fleet by Admiral Dewey
in Manila Bay II years ago. May l,
1s43 and 1898 mark the first steps
toward the acquisition of some Of the
best territory the United States ever
held.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1909-05-04
Suceumbs to Typhoid.Pneumonia.

George Shaw, formerly Of the firm
OF Shaw & Son, who conducted the
Farmers Feed Shed in this city a few
years ago, died in Portland last week
from an attack Of typhoid pneumonia.
The body was taken to Salem, the
home OF the parents OF the deceased.
Tor burial The funeral was held
Sunday. A number OF the woodmen
from this city drove over to Salem
and attended the services. Mr.. Shaw
had been In the employ OF the o. r. &
\. Company for several years prior to
bis death.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1909-05-04
COURT HOUSE NOTES
Items of Interest From the Records
in the County Offices
Briefly Told.
PROBATE.

EnODA IL.
Estate of J. P. Tetherow, deceased
, bond In sum of $4,000 filed and az
proved Ralph Dodson, A. q. Tedrow
and G. M. Tetherow appointed ap
praisers.
| Guardianship of Lorraine Mauc
Muhlig ct al, minors-oath and bono
OF guardian on sale Of real estate flee
and approved.
Estate of T. P. Jack, deceased-flna
account approved and ordered thai
administratrix be discharged.
Estates of Jennie Condron and Mary
Neal, deceased-hearing of flual
accounts continued until May 8, at 10
| O'Clock a. m.
Estate of Oliver r. Pickens, de-
ceased-executor authorized to make
conveyance to Barker Pickens in full
fillment Of contract made by testator
Estate Of George Whitaker, de-
ceased-estate admitted to probate !;
Nancy Whiteaker appointed admins
tratrix. a bond having been executed
and approved in sum of $40, 900; letters
to issue; d. G. Dove, M. W. Mix and
J. L. Hanna appointed appraisers.
REAL ESTATE.
E A Pagenkopf ct ux to Percy W
14l acres, t 9 8, 6 W, 800.
John Webster ct ux to Wesley NJ
Elliott, land in IS s, r 5 W, $5.
FL G Campbell ct ux to Wesley |
Elliott, land in tSs 8, r 5 W, 81.
United States to heirs of Mary Jan
Iran, 40 acres, s, RS W, patent.
Jeldena Courier and hid to Chris
Iashaw, so acres, s, W, $64O.
o Fl Cobb to Herman and Mary Rub,
acres in Dallas, $4,000.
Ida Ross and hd to Sarah Jane
'lliott, land 10 TIL $, r3w, ST.. ;
Sarah Jane Elliott to Ida and Z 6
oss, land in 8, 8 W, 81.
r B Ensign to Emma F Spinney, so b
,res, s s, 6 W, 81. {
M P Dennis ct ux to Salem, Falls Z
lty & Western Railway Company, D
nd in t 8, r 8 W, ST.. A
Thomas Tetherow ct ux to M N :.
owman, % acres in s, r S W, $3.50. II
Susan F Mckinney to E A Pagen- A
'pf, 9S acres, t 8 s, and W, $40. re
J 81 Mulkey ct ux to F H Mulkey, fl
acres, s 8, + W, $72O. a.
F E Chambers ct ux to J L Hanna r
al. land in Independence, $1,000. fo
Digby ct ux to W Il Con- u ~
, lots in Germantown, ST.. u
Henry Heine ct ux to Henrietta 49,
line, 120 acres, t 6 S, rsw, $500. ~
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1909-05-04
Purchase White Steamer.

The latest addition to Dallas N uster
OF automobiles Is the machine pur.
chased by D. J. Riley and L. S. Grant
which was brought up from Portland
by the former Thursday night, IN
company with P. A. Finseih, who had
been down to that city on a business
visit The new machine Is a z0-horse
power White steamer and one Of the
fastest and nnest that could Be pro-
cuied.