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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-11

Thirteen years ago q banker lent a
farmer $1,000 with which 70 buy stock
The faemeE, Of course. gave bis note.
The borrower lost on the stock deal
and had hard luck generally. 90 be
couldn't pay the note. Later he went
away. and after many years be made
good again and returned. The banker
tried to collect bis note, but Il was
outlawed by a lapse Of thirteen years.
One day the banker stopped az the
mans farm and admired bis Cue pump
kins. The farmer made him a pres
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-11

Il seams that the only thing left to
~ 4 30 Investigate. investigating IS
factly safe since Il never ends out
anrthing vital and may slave or mat
s until the people forget But e
hofe q an investigation let e be kept
hut 81 the hands Of college professors.
conerossmsa are bad enough ns In
4eiieat0ra but they are not q marker
IS college professors. From this source
have recently come some opinions as
- the caug0 Of high prices that are
rfainiy tkh most astounding ever
ceive6 b. the brain o. man.
6laniing II On Breakfast Foods.
Hor example. one professor says that
advance 10 beef - due b the
atfast food craze. Thss sort %
would make Aristotle feassembie
ausf ana wildly break out Of the
sga The particular pedagoguo re-
'bIs fer thls startling idea thinks
lt nnpy bushels q porfoctly gooe
n have been wasted On breakfast
nat might have been fed % cat
~ ana hogs; therefore the prica o.
AZ Las a8na az Simply marVoicuel
ms aP8as8 ran without learning
a nat1rallG suppose that tbe eat-
- oatmeal and faxed bran would
ths eonnnranfion 81 meat and
lcuoe lts Dricei alro ~ WQuid
Ia Ia o1|nIon lntt Vo1y little com 81
- 49,. ...... 81. 80. - I......I. fa&9
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-11

Mary Ann az Lancaster Gaia. base
ment. was having q week OF and had
arrived back at her little native VII
laga 10 all her metropolitan paint and
feathera
Il vas a very little native village.
ana Mary Ann. after her many months
service IN town. didn't think 30 very
much % 4. EroD lanes. the station
porter and her old sweetheart seemed
hopelessly inHlgnihcant. and instead Of
staggering him with the Hiss that be
expected she booked him up and down,
comparing him with a certain gentle
man whose acquaintance she had TO
Gently made aud who wore plush
breechea and ak stockings.
Porter" abe said grandly, do you
know q there b q cab here 70 convey
me and my luggage homer
'sWell. don't know about a cab"
responded the staggered yokel. hut
there's yer mother outside WI a bar
rerF'-London Scraps.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-11

H
ea eTaHl s. cgII.te a 1t5>
q l - l Ct
4cos lot ntUr aN 81 which Naae
tra uans - - o0t erd til soma.
lhin llb llo tncra nee stories We
p1 = et eadlne - ~ 4 perfectly
thrilling climax and alnd'ng - ~ W.
fislna eeorynodY q kakq Cs1ensul's
rugpla D1lx That o nothing LEA than
ohtainllr attention unftr ftleo pre-
sensa Boycotline beet e ~ Elghi.
ana talking Suffrage g ail rigbt. but
mixing ne tWo D IKE ceiling soap at
q church revival
If tho public would aceuaiiy boycott
some of these trusts e uoold only give
them q dose % th6lr own medicine
and sfarvs them out. Is they have
starved ont ne independent dealer.
But win the beloved public DO ~ win
not the Statesmen start & few little
fake Investigations and the trusts cut
down q few cents ID price. thus dissi-
pating the peoples indignation an or
der that e little later they may start
the same old gougo game once nore1
In the meantime lee ths invegtiga-
tors investigate. let the boycotters boy
colt and let Judge Konesaw Mountain
lands STIR them up I'm they are red
IN the face. Il an makes talk, and talk
makes newspapers The people grow
hysterical and set over Il, but the
trusts grow fat forever. Ia the mean
time one question Is IN order-After
the fake Investigations and futile boy
cots ara over win the American peo-
pie be Ready 70 do s0methingi
Turner's Little Aftsrthousht.
An English critics reference % Tur-
nePs 0ne picture 'sVhe Wneck Buoy"
reminds q faithful newspaper reader
Of a curious anecdOta ID connection
with a. When Turner frst sent this
picture 10 the Royal academy It was
hung among several brilliantly colorsd
pictures on vanishing day Turner
found tho eject OF bis dun gray rem
6ering Of q stormy seq altogether
spoiled by its bright surroundings
without q moments hesitation b.
painted IN the lighted buoy n the fore
ground, and its dab q crimson ligh'
showed 90 brilliantly IN rs gloomy set
ting that Turner's picture became the
prominent one, and ~ rivals on each
side wers cast into the shade Il 10
curious. Il trus. that the most notice
able feature % the picture should have
been en- neutrality-suspicious. Tran.
script
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-11

I -" VIZ
a. ~ -
e1 % - s nst
Cheaeo prevention
a Ju1Fs EGncraN
gs 81 s1fts9 e snd thel
oiled q gake 6 aWaJ
m ~ Cor TIE boycott GA hisl
~ e hae gpFat 30 fasl
ybeg who cannot afford &
e1d tgu q loining g. Tia
tblns s that q hae only par.
rs aeceelq1 % reducing ne price
articles ana h8z boosted lhal
hiea The lfusts ere bound
lha ullimalo consumer come
IS they cannot work him foi
cent profits on steaks end pot
nay Wlll elevate the market on
Iest food ard canned beans u,
cbuchadnezzar. be 81 reduced 70 q
diet the price Of hay Wili SO %.
Kansas City man eighty years q
SAYS thnt Be has cut out meat.
~ 90 40 cents Q day and feels ter
younger Il must be that the
have overlooked him. he did
onf 70 advertise himself. for now
n4 Wlll discover that be lives on 10
re q dag and put up prices on BIN
mat Be VIII feel ten years older.
lrh might be disastrous a his age
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-11

In the early days only a few schol-
ars knew how % write. Il was then
customary 20 sign a document BY
smearing tie hand with Ink and Inn
pressing e uDOn the parer, accompa.
MED b. ths words. "Witness my
hand" AftsrWnrd the seal was intro
duced a. q substitute for the hand
mark and was used with the words
above quoted, the two forming the sig.
nature. This b the origin o. the ex'
preston as used in modern dOcumonta
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-11

Judge lands was born In 1895 and
got his name from the fact that hia
father was shot full OF holes at the
battle OF Kenesaw Mountain. Despite
the name. the bog grew and thrived
and 10 time came 70 be private secro.
tary 20 walter Q. Gresham. Then he
studied law. was appointed q federal
JUDGE and 6ncd the Standard on COM
pahy s29.O00a00. which made q great
cry. but got little wool. In appearances
Judge Lands n slight. wears his
clothes any way that happens, has .
keen face and a shock Of white hair.
Despite the fact that be r. q dlgni1ed
Judge. be can put up q line Of talk
that snaps and crinkles I have never
heard that trust busting runs IN the
Lands family. bot olicehoIding does.
three Of TIE judges br0thers having
served the esteemed public, One %
them, Charles b Lands. was former.
~ congrensman and was and 4 q
Hoosisr orator o. ths most rss0undlng
type.
its q Car cry from the Lands fam
NJ 10 the price Of steaks. and yet
Kenesaw Mountain may Be mixed %
with steaks before ns d done with
lhs beof trust what between Sec
refary wilson. congress, President
Taft Judge lands, Wade Ellis and q
ycillne chorus q bofcotiora the trust
= liable % eet something done % q
even & e netting mors than having
iln wrist slapped
ne suanSstiss e r.
Boypollne ~ meat trust = NE
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-11

boypoilng ~ meat trust + ne
swearing q o. New Yanrs-weE-
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-11

an Indications pcInt % the ncl that
'eas ttan ien niles 5elou our tcol a
tof heat s. maintained ptrnanCntly
Gna WlEhln twenty e white heat zen
niles above us We have the p,tilee
cold. ar below soro. q lniarplanetafy
spaca 10 what 8 narrow none %
6oiicateiy balanced tamperatura b NO
eonnnefl
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-11

Wanted Her 30 Have IRE BesL
Nell = Rather concejted. Isn't hel
Belief should say. he said the best
was none too good for me. and then
be proposed. philadelphia Record.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-11

The Nearest Ne ever Game 70 Il.
colonel she asked, ''haye you ever
been up "a g baIloOnT
gNo," be answered. but I got 30
talking art 10 q Boston lady once, and
she had me away up IN the air inside
OF two minutes. "-Exchange.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-11
eiusion n unacceptable that high price
are caused By the food trusts
Iandia IL Them Again.

Judge KenosaW Mountain lands
purposes to 6nd out about one Of these
benevolent corporations. the one with
suggestive ho0fs and horns, known as
the beef trust The administration has
sent wade EIlis 20 conduct the case.
and Wade Ellis has come very near to
busting a lot Of trusts
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-11

Persevoring mediocrity Il much
more. respectable and unspeakably
more useful than talented Inconsistency.
Hamilton.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-11


rev 80 eno iolue1 men -
urcnr Wtatsvef nay - es'd of giF-
be tsint aonee @ c0leEes. ttege .
surely Something tainted eoneRhsrs.
1t might ho rfiEe nea Cor Some q
thca installations az higher eiucaiion
@ estatlls1 chairs 81 common renso.
BoEi0nately gcerctaEy o. Agriculture
wilson 1es already been investigating
sbo high prices qassflon ana has bad
some things 20 say thereon. Now, We
IN agree tlat Wnson a perhaps tbs
most competent man n the country 70
conduct soch an inquiry, and what ne
says W1l carry weight First ard fore.
most. he asserts that the farmer s.
getting bat little Il any more for his
food products than be did ten years
ago. This clearB the atmosphere. We
now have something tangible 20 work
%. on this statement Of fact bic con-
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-02-11

My customers cannot be ex-
pected 70 know the latest
improvementin heating. light
gin. and plumbing. That ismy
work, and / keep daily IN touch
with the offerings Of che Ca
Yentive manufacturers and
thus learn Of the newest and
best things in my line.
AS I sell none but Reliable
Goods, bearing the makers
name and guarantee. and en-
ploy none but skilled labor I
am IN q position to eel you the
Right Equipment for your
Building, city or Country IT.
Is al the same to me where
you are / can supply you with
q heating, lighting plumbing,
sewage disposal and water
plant.
Your inquiries are respect
fully solicited.
R. ]. PHILLIPS.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-03-11
WINS ONLY TO LOSE
Frank Hnsl5-teT Passes EduC&tionzl
Tes1- BzI J. ResarGezd By STge01s-

FzzE-z = highly c-=5lzs-= sEUi-
nation t- ali q lis z-15l=z. 9zIT u -
r=5sr-s,5 for partially EetzzEv@ =y=@Eh-
wzz th= dzzpp1-1rzE sLp,=-tsZes q
Frank Ez1z1ls-er. q lazs el-y. Eho was
recently zpp5z1t=5 70 = czt=-z55g -
the waz P1E-t Military Acz6szE u
s=1z-1- George C1z-her.zzz
Tns defect IN -1z yang mans EE1t
1s very slight but il vas e-Czg1 70
prevent his sdrz zsz-oz u ths= army. 50
rfzid e The examination iE-lp-as=s5 gp.1z
tEs candidates by U1cl= Sans zzrg=ozs
Al me AczEemy- Cut q Z --zaz = 5
applicants only - were successful il
pssz1g the e1gca1l9lzI t=zt- zz5 -E=
Dallas boy Ezs o-= ot tLzs=. although
he had been given less thar ren days
IN which % prepare for the eEzuia-
stioz-
! H HOLSTER accompanied his s1-
On the Ezs-sru trlp and greatly e.
50ye5 his Grsz VACATION from business
cares il many yea-z Fzthe- and so1
VISITED New YORK and many other
large eastern cities with which the
father wzs familiar. and both greatly
enjoyed the trip About three weeks
we're sp-snt a. West Point and the -
maind=r q the rune in travelling NJ
EEo.Ilsrer and s31 arrived home Tu=s-
day
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-03-11
WILL 0UTFLY BIRDS
HAEnflfon Says Man VIII So.oa Pas
TFsem In Air.

An entirely uHw p,1lIo,s1p1y Of aerial
Charles K HznIItoa- zvlzts-. Mar VII
excel nature Il spess5 and strength q
siEa-- Il says More c91cretzly. the
ho-iEg plgH7r- sriftes- q birds. VIII
one DAY pzzss IN its zss-1ils Al hour
siEht 20 Sc the man bird passing IL
Air fight Is nzzz's lzzT cozgzes-. szfs
the aviator yesterday
Nan has bee1 at1s 20 exceed the
sp.e=5 attained ry any animal un SEA OF
Iz15- Hamilton r01r11ues5- The Fon-
d=rfgl rl1E1 in q mans pgny body has
lezrEe1 h01T % Substitute the strength
. ths elsnsz-s f0r lacking physical
ggwer. lie -s using the elements 20
1leT11--z the elznsz-z Heat ard IL
power. esecrrs- energy and its vfv55
rap-1itys are mastered without sap
p1TV ur5srnszEh him OF 9 gas bag 20
lift hlu 11z1 has hee- h=1p.ezs against
ths ar q the Eln1
Nov every day v= get llttIs far
thsr ia the E1awl=5ge q heavier than
air raschiDes- EsvsET Sight means more
sslll. better co1tr0l and more speed
There is zhs1lutely no limit % the
speed o. flying machineE ! predict
thst zee miles an hour VII b. made
sTHry day I've years from nov Al that
tine the flying machine q today VIE
sith The craft ln uss then as
Fuitgu's frs1 stezmb1zt compares with
the ocean liner
The flying mzchine does not con
Tend with the earth frictl1n whlch re-
ards sE-=ed more than anything else
tell you. when a nan Is traveli1z Sc
" SO miles zn hour a. several hundred
.eet abovs Er0gnd Il - q difsreut mat .
sr 70 keep warm Bot. d cgurse. ali
heas things Uu come To time
Hamilton usas every power - tody
md mind in governing his aero1lzne- .
Win his feet he controls and s-1pz the
.uEins- with his hauts be EraEps the .
tserinE wheel. which Elu ratsz o. Ioz- .
2 the fru1t planes and t1rn the rud-
.er az he rear az the same time. b
saving hls body he keeps the sirshIp
rom being upset hy Sudden gusts q
llnL He must think and act zt the
anne moment The Iezst sI5unea In
ctor wclld unl1lbte1ly mean death
o. hlm--Eve-l1E TsieEran-
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-03-11

EIa Whltmzn. physiological
freak srylI-r hImzelf The Human
Rztti-trE- vas the center q interest
lt local theater this week. Mr. Whit
mau = ullsly kn0En In this country.
haFfEE t-aue'ed extensively and er-
hitlf=d hlmself before colleges and
-eii-zl soei=tles On svery state in the
C1lon He Llsioeates any q hls solnts
Eith ssse. and nere n1zrrsIsus stnl.
Ia ale t1 move his heart from hts
.sft o. his riEht sd1s. and dozn ward To
ne E.ls- l-e- he vas born In NeE
YORK city % years ago. and is one
~ a family % Gre rhudrs-. al q
ahu-r- save hirsslf are formally con
Ititlte1 lie declares that the dislo-
zurE 90 hs 5o.ns e. accoupilshed
tzrl-tsiF uithu1f psl1 O. great ply
Seal e1ar- Re says he has never been
lck a cay ln his life. WhItuar's rs--
crIance, uhle a1meWhaf shccklrE
% 1erH1rs ~ teli-afe nerves. Il never
hslea irisrestnE ard Ms cass - enc
hat has arulsed the curi1s.tv g the
-rEso-a q tuo co1u-enuz
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-03-11
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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-03-11
PEOPLE YOU KNOW
ConinEs and Go5ngs a. Tod by Our
Exchanges

Mrs. J. p. Starr mas returned % hel
hone in salem after q few weeks visi-
in Pals Clry.-Fzlls City SeEz
4 letter received here last -ees
from Mss Maggie Butler stated thzr
her sister. Allie had pszs=d through
a severe siege q pn=Unonis. after
reaching Saps- California. having con
trae1sd cold On the Journey there
Monmouth Herald
. fMcMinuvills Telephone Register
F Martin schrie5er Ezs a passenger On
THURSDAY morning train for Dallas
Wm- 2 schsfsr. % Mc-oy. zzs in
McMluHyiIs. Tuesday On business
o. 2 Focht and family Of BzlIston.
were visitors IN Me1Inavlle- Saturday
Mrz- r. L Toney. O. Portland. Is
visiting with her parents. NJ. and 8Irz
r. Il Grover
George Bau vas dosn from Baust01
Friday ua1saetnE b1sinesz and greet
ing old friends
Gntependenoe Enterprise
z v Garter q Ashland. was Ia In
dependence Tuesday visiting az the
home q william Addison-
The Indeperdeuce friends q Mrs.
". P. Ireland o. Portland. zlu hs glad
20 hear that her s1iozrn In California
10 resulting in great benefit @ her
health
Dr. and Ms o. D Butler departed
from Independence THURSDAY. EIrh
their son, Maurice. On their z-ay %
California where they ueut seeking
climatic change beneficial 20 Their
son who has been In poor health Tor
several weeks past Mzurlce never
quite recovered from the attack %
Tne1mu1la which he suffered during
ne uinter and IL is hoped by his pzr- .
=nts that the climate about Riva-si5e. .
California uu Be bsnefcisl O. Ms
health Prom Riverside they erp-ct o. +
% son 20 Tueso1. Ari1ona. after a
hort so5ourn al the former plsce
Cshsridan sunl
Jean JolleT- one q Perrg75aIs-s ssc-
1ezsfui farmers and pork rai=srs. vas
she-idan bushes VISITOR Tuesday-
Haznnton MaIkey. % ozwsro. spent
~ wsek hare Win hls nepheE- NJ.
A NuIkey. He Was euits enth1zlas-
.c over ths bright prospeets % this
lace
A. C. Cznaay. sho q feE ro1fhs aro
urcha@et the ,. L Ffzk place e. Har-
iuuy. 10 s-artinE Into berry culture.
.e uin slant Eoosehsrries and rssp-
arrias larrslT and um alzo rlarr q !
uaH trnrf 20 fruit treea Ii
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-03-11
NO CITY WITHOUT III
FzMs CEzT Pe1Ese MIKE ssru1g PEA
For Waler sEsEzMM-

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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-03-11

Joseph Black hrouEht . the Ob-
server oeios yesterday q tunch cf
Snaps Which kad kept fhreurh ths
winter IN GOOD ocndldo-- ne rrapss
were packed aEsy IN q hex laEt Pan
and were left uzeiEturbed untu a fsE
DAYS arc When opzrsd thev uers
found to have kspt sozndiy znd IL sr-
ceileut hzvor- Frerh Frapss IN uarch
are luruTy not oftsa e1gogea. ers-
IN Oregon
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-03-11
COURT HOUSE NOTES
COuFf Items. Real Estate Transfers
and Oli,er Neus Brieay Told
REAL ESTATE

Frank Gloref. = III % H q
cszpaelL - Is aares tsE rsu
ffss1.
= * Corrsr - uH O. Gerrls Erour
lgt 9. Ger-z--eE-. Ggr.
Gertie BrsEu7.E t1 Tchn g. u-or-.
lof lz Gerrzzztrar- fEa
" l. Glsua st az to Prenrz ~
Tozas ard -. i1- in Pals Clty. sEs.
Eizs WIlilrs e AZ o. L1cy Neal
- arrss. tsr. rEw. tsss-
Thozzz J. card e u % Il r
sea - sres tEErEu. ftEs.
Levi Wright q ais 90 ~ r. Eoan.
9s-2s aeres tsarEu fissa
Flncent Thompson % II r. Eoa1-
11z-sf aersz tgErsw. ffs4Hs1-
HOP CONTRACT.
r. Tartsr and ". ". MIuer 20 Pen
tznin schEartz aad nons IE.rCE
pounds 1919 erop a. Is csutE
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-03-11

DuzEau a Holman. % whom ua1
auar1sf ths co1sracf fcr nunberinr
t1e hulses % narlas a1I rufu-E Cd
tre street name Plates heenn wark
Yesterday. Neat waite poss are b.
inE plarisd a. a. % the street cru@s-
MA ard 70 ths-s ths u.ns plafss HII
- fasts-et- n i-f-arI-E O. the
Eiatss wiI hs iu uhifs On q tlue hack-
zrcuri- Ths houss rrnt.ers um ts q
tae Ezus culurE.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-03-11

Do TOu red wood- In preparing
% place yo-r orders. rsueuher rhar
an abe o. furnish yuu an ki-ss q
SAB wco1 from either - ths Dallas
2Huils at the best possible rates
se1d i1 yuur orders hy efthsr rhr-=
Mutual lIss. Ben ga. Ans.
BouEzn Ea--T
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-03-11

- vsu a. yuarzsif ls Iable al a-r
tine % have rheunaHs-- Were al
liable o. have cuts o. tErrz t-ufzs
or E1alis. crick Ia the hack. neck a-
ste-suns kira q an aehs or r-7-
Ihe1 Bed this ADVISE and tel yu1r
1fiE iErears--Hallar1'E Szc~ Lz-l-srt
RELIEVES an arhes and pains and heals
81 Woznta soia ~ Co--ad s-af--
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-03-11

Wurs than an als-m q Gre a.
niEht b ne metzuie couEh q c-oup,
Carefui muthsrs keep Foieyss Ho1sv
so Tzr IN ths has-s and give q af ths
1rsr slEu ~ EanEsr- FoleE7s HrnsF and
Iar hzs szT-t many utue ursz No
a1s.1es Fur s1ie ~ Co--1d s-afriz-
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-03-11
LGEE

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s-1-zca Il = 1szltzE zz5 zlsZy= Coz
57-9z Toz w11r get E1-E Bsz-zg5's
Ezr1z5s r=35=V=S es3zs-zIsz-5oz. zzz1s1lvs
liver zz5 AL s-gZzeE and 13wsa -Gz-
Esz $50 EY Coz-zz S-zErzz-
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-03-11
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: BUSINESS LOCALS. !


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fo- zzcz 4-s=rLo- l5=-=zzEzE- -
W1-T1z o. lssz- 81 p=g ZC--E- NJ AZ
V=r-zsz--=zr inserted fur less than 15
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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-03-11
For sale

The z Elmtzu place o. a. acres
= miles vest o. Dallas. on the --1--
ty ruad Gocd vel. plenty q running
water about 20 acres in cultivation
acres easily cleared IDEAL place fo-
frult Per further partIculars So Zen
Thompscn- Mutual phone Black4
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-03-11
For sale

Eighty acres q f1e lz15 all under
cultivation II miles vest of North
YamhllL acres in hops. yard rrelllz-
ed Hop ho1s=. dwelling and bzr--
Close 10 YamhiI river. Price Il taken
A. once, tsz59. Inquire Al This o5-e
1-z1--E
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-03-11

Liz Fulr farm la-ss a-z c1rr rraP-
eriy wlth ths HuEsas a BIRD 1aans ca
e l1laE H-rhes a Farker. fs7
sta-s srest salan. az1 ths Hurhss
Lani Co- SIC L.sHa B1r1I-r. Pert
ia1d We have tts t-yerz
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-03-11
For SaH

NJ entire fock O. White La-hurrs.
one 14t-eEk -old Trusty~ Iuc1tzr7-
ard tso Breeders. J. z. Miller. L.avsrs
street and Ell=-5als avenue. Dallas
Oregon sI1-tt