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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-06
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bel 1cfpnm rciItc 2erool I'll Ct.
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I'll 0orpcn. q. Cof, boor han nil
bo hos line n Conner.
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@ioe fra Cafe @}i0& bciolcr Slrat
% %cuncr her / Gomtnct
g%tmc'hcjf Gountr& NnOcI i
Sn0f3mitcrne ira 2totcu& Automo
bilifattcr or ialr Sl&55O
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brnqte ijbite lllc M}iImaufcc pdo
%e'sg hos I'm Sm Nrrnlon.
@IiiS Synlia TuNcriou iro
@rirnel(, 50, bar cr Gjo bcieut
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9Iii9 Nclcu, ErlcNe rciitc
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ocrc @cir1 hos g z. Gales
@r'rQ' @ric5cI rel'tc &eroo0
I'll %ownlon. u. Eot. for at hr'too
I'M Nroocr Hootrt lnco NloA"tllll'
gen.
,E3hn NcI1'r'n % N'utrn ira
@ofc &'iIl3. "a, be'e9ic 'tolto ll9c
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c1ncn.
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Nccocr, u Gof Tor n pare I'M
@ro0er Rem b'~h'rlp'i'1 nlco SOFT
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-06
K WeresW inmeiota Varnt
wv filSoIcS Observation-Disclosures /

MaribaQ Sonntp, 2 Mil fra norit Sp %
airte. p Dtil til Stole, R.S.0. o9 SeIeion,
TrGrie yanb, COB Serb. !oele 6ormem ct
inosieroet o9 %trpossierbet, 6 acres al Sfog
runot ~ep9ntu9erne sont $ors meo 9 &Grels
Ter, Stalp 1874, Greu;abe 16x2S, oenies
bus lOx30. Niaitinbus 14x1S, COB @reno.
Iris $50 pr. Acre. @obe Setdlin9spilfoar.
Sc fan pan benne Narm r~eolilere li9e iaa
pproiiuIb 2lpling oS ople alt iom / Soma og
Suinois irembrin9eS paa gano, lom toiter
ira 1925 til $500 pr. @cre. Som 90 ie Tor
Gem ielp. Seq eoronterer at betale Serss
Billet, ON &c life iinoer yanpet iom b@eifres
pet. Is. +. gnbrus, 800 @nbicott %lba.,
ct. VnuI. Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-06
eh q Sonhcn rrilte aPouooc

50. 81. Nup6cn reilte Wan0og,
lc0iagct al Sncob MotbIion og Otto
@umOcrion / G6iion, til @hisicI-
iheu GnucD, Mont.
SioIae ct |ripotbrco er Tor
ten api9icl i 9eitre SIiore i%orrplig
aiQooct pcN Csocn. San par eli
&roDcr al Nr3. 81 u. Nicf.
N}r. % Nir2. @iI6crt Nmnto'
ion ira Euitin, Miinu, fom 6rcNog
hcrncO pod en- Winone0o &tiit hos
AR. oQ @}rs &ohn u. ,%SclpcIl.
,iohu =. @euinQ % Barn ira
@ntc Oiiua bar pUrct / 2ecordb
nozzle Gogc pna @cieQ hos bans 80
ser. @iern @cuing oR nnbrc SlP9i'
ulltlcr.
Nuorcm u. @icrc ira @i0h-
Iau0uiIlc refer iaitcn iii N~lnnorcou
2. Cal, pon Ncie1 hos Ell Scr
bocnoc Nro0cr og piI bIi bortc /
uoQeu (i0.
DIR. % Nir@. $. u. Grgcn
rcjitc %crOna9 til &blcn, Minu, Tor
at bcirQc in Cater, Nir@. Z. Z
&obniou &c oQtcr ia ocrirn til
South 2afotu.
Clni Muicbn. iom ct Nar
Mars liO hor orbcl0ct Tor e. =.
@otfcu. ril meo oct ioritc relic til
booc I'll NorQc. bpor bon fol oucr-
toqc @oar0cn citcr ct niosN CnfcI.
Mrs. ,(obu Gritfiuu ira Com
m6roof. ". Z. ionr en- &iO bar be
irQt i'm Nro0cr, Gle SumuclDn /
Gronroiuc ol Mr3. Gle &otIcltaO,
rciitc / GrcNoQ3 til Glbom %ofc,
W}imn.
Mrs. s. z. NauQ>rup ira
hyperion, isis. bar uUrct Orr /
@ucn pao Ell &liit hos lin Soitcr,
Mr2. ,<olcph Nrootcn. Mrs. @roos
ten cr lor Giocn poo 9ccorob so.
ipitoI.
On iuacli1 N}ono enifcr Nci-
ieicl1c iii Suhcn cllcr %citfuitCn.
Nui5 Der cr noQcr1, lon oNtcr at
relic, oil man Qlorc bou en- &icnc
tie pes At o0re@ierc nozzle @inicr iii
@or 3l3 2cccrob. ga.
Nrolc3ior oN Wr2 Z. &.
Gbomplon tpm bertil iib'tc llQc ira
GbicGAo, hpor &c mar ophol0t iiN
en- W}ouncbo GiN, % rciitc Grc0nN
til Grafton Y. Cot, bpor Mrs.
(bomplon3 6orTlorc Dor.
NPr. oN Mrs. s.. s.. SAILOR
ipn ira Ncnnon, Mitm. on Mrs.
IS. u. Gbriitopbcr lomt ire Noru
ira Nbcroccn, z. Inf., tom BERTH
Mou0aN pno n9QIc CAGES %jiit hos
Nfr. o. Mrs. Ole Ammoru0.
y y. Na0cll ~ SGl rcl1er
intorQcu til Gan Glolrc 23l@, ior
at bci5Qe S%IUQininQcr. Qc rciicr
ON N|jInucuroIi@, ga Nir. Nogcu pil
brlnttt NnIconinQcn til al iuttc lil
inN / 0ct npcitc mot S%trU0Ocrin-
loNct Tor NriiUirucn.
N}ii2 %,>oicpbIuc Stuurn0 ira
Noucr9 Gtrrn, &O1bo. iom en- 5iO
bar bcioQt lin Soitcr. Mrs. 81 "
1icpcn@. rriitc On4oGR til ANo,
Al}inn Sum lcOiuQcoc2 poo Rciicn
pc'toutr al Wtr. o. Mrs Stcpcu@,
iom olI bli hortc uoQle ll0cr. Afr.
Stcocn3 bar / oct icucrc uUrct 0nor
liz men cr mi uOitIIiJ bcNrc GA
hclt at iorpiuNc GrlQerne Al
SuQoolnmcu muOcr III CphoIN / BE
item.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-06
War &c rob I Sla0ct?

Cn Nlpen'tobsmano hor rettet
o~pen'taoenoe Spergsmaol til en-
&rffe ioarebe Soloater puu SpJe-
btiene / TnriS. Sparene gif / TI-
%minoeligbeo no paa, at gnaiten
fcrIt folnmer eftcr Sloaet. I'M
Der ieipe Sannogenlpngct bar man
life Els eller Gpner til at tpllfe poa
oct, ion iorcannr.
Set er fpreprig en- samnel Sugt-
tagel'e, at Sonfcn ur,Ger operb9n.
genOe SipSiore gierne beifiGftiJer
Jig meo aollife ligegploige 5ing. On
al De iranifc Solooter, iont bar
S%anonano, fortalte iaalebes eiter-
paa, at "a ban unoer auelereanen
itormeoe irem imob Sierber, trnftc
ban iTrlig paa, at Den Mger, bon
iprang ben pper, par oprfet pnn
en- anben Waabe ems bans egerl.
On Soloat iagbe, at man | Sen
SloGs Situotipner life bar iroeer
FLAIR SOreitiaing ON, bpoo Ser fore
ganr. Mnn Honoler iom / Trsnl-
me, % hpert gegreb ON Sio CT for
innnbct. Spis man funbe bolbe
Sarfen FLAIR, pilbe man mart blipc
aloeies operprloet al SlngmarfenS
NToler. SORT %leliere fonmer
Sfreffen, Spncrne, Grinbringerne.
On Suloot biifeoe, on Merpeippn.
binoen lagoc iig, at BON belle Chen
bapbe bnpt Sslclicn al at ppre I'M
hc'tTngt / ct Bur, bporfra ban life
fl,ioe fonlmc MS.
&c, Iom beltoger / Ell lang %
bonrb Scamp, miiter nnbertioen Or
inbringcn ON, hpeln SC lelp cr. 81.
ter SloGet peb Nciue Gbopeae bar
ser Ell ioooan Wono, iom life flnoe
butte lit Hopn Men oa fit Ell al
2roerne Ben ,<oe at boloe ct Spell
iornn bans Mnligt, - % l(nOeret
ifecbc. Stntfaren imilte ct itort,
hrebt Sn1il % fienote Jig iclu igien,
Gn Soloat ingoe: @pIS noeet
bill inobiinc Gem, at ban alorig bar
prret rpo / Slaq, ioa tro bnm life.
Ng nan iortaltc, bporoan ban o9
hans aanlcroter unber &omnanoo
al Ell Ser9cnnt bar lloe lom Fa.
t~rulie, ga Ell 8rdnut pllo'elig req
Sopeoet al Scr9cunten.
Ga forn Sfrrffen, momentant,
ioniclsit, o1 e1ebc glcnncm MaSie-
hppno'e. Sploatcrnc bugebe Jig NED,
Ieatc SGfning, og bulpaulc al Npo'
iel frc6 DC langiomt hen til ct Ii.
set Sus / Mrrbeoen, hpor be blep
iibocnoe / tin1epis, tnuic o. ifjrle-
penNe al Sfrrf.
Snotil sc forleienOe Srb fom:
Sporonn flinbe III Sen itoffcls SoIf
AZ Ell Sergsnnt fro, at ban flnoe
ionoe @rannten mco STnoerne ligc'
oon ioni man ialNcr Sluer,
"a fpnrnler 2ottcrcn. "a Fu-
trllien i%crtiotte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-06
Iplnt Wcir.

Gir@oog oa Cn26aq I ocnrc Hoe
bopSc ri foI6crc &cir poa Ni9ic
8roftcr, enc nj bar hopt / Mon09
Min6e / gllNnlt Mnnuro. Oct lnm.
NE ices al barre (iliUloct ouer belle
Stotcn ug for en- Gel oginu / No.
boitaicrne, ipcriclt I Mjnncioto %
entcltc Strea / Mi2couiin. : 90.
fotacruc bar Ser liOclc0c2 nrrct
icput iuati1 % toIot ior Nnr3tiocm
on enc life iod 'jcnlt Tom hcr lrn-
acrc MI. Scr / Garcn bor ri /
set belle tnAct hout en- m%iicrnbcf
Sonuucr, mes |unpbolbcli0 Atc0bpr,
% bar set hUnot I'll GaO iblun0t.
q; Soltu bar tittct ircnL cr man Diet
rent iorlm0rct % bar nUrmcit pU.
RET tilbolcliN iii At ire, az Oct mddt
tc bcro pan Ell Wii2'orituocIic.
SclpinQt bar settle bulucnOtc Gor
hoIo puyct en- Njl0c i'll ooltiliQ Nc
funriuN bao0c blou0t @nmrno oN
Garntcrc Ger err mcAct Nr. iom
1aor ! %oilcu az lloiiNtcruc ior
4i0iic cr alt amer enc Oooc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-06
GartnlamO.-Supe Nar at be-

AA ~pS< NNN W ~
y tale. ,truetbare Sarme peltlioe Gns
nuba frembpoeS al Canadian Euciiit Nail;
man 90. ,Sru9tbar Serb % 9opt Slin,at,
befpemme Warfeber, epbe 9irter og Sfoler,
uopertr9fieli9e Sransportmibier, ale @es
fpenllneliebeoer % oobe lnlebnineer Der bps
bes / bebite Sormbiitrifter bporiombelf.
Nriier $ll til $50 pr. @crc; i~rriseret 0oub
ira $50. gam af 81 900 til 6ielp for praf,
tiife Narn,ere / irri9crebe Tiitrifter. Sppe
Mar at betale eller for ON BIZ enlfer.
0Gn9e isr bin iioite Gibetalina er forialoent
pil bin ,Sarm bope betolt Tor iig ielp. S9iad
enbel opbprfeoe 6orme meb 8aanin9Sbule,
lobu'e, @rono, @irroer og 9lplin9 III
porenoe poa benz, til lamme eurlti9e getins
Selier. Rsnten / ole SiliGlber tim 6 Ercs
cent. elsie Silbuo 9iGloer soet gdnb; vi
bpoer oi5ie Iiltanr ioroi peh, at ell Tariner
paa port 0uno fan 9jere Trem9an9; ban
fan lepe 9oot % 'pare not iii a. betole for
in 6ornl. 0anoet / peitlioe Sonaba er naz
turllet lfitfet for PM al Rorn, @rpsarter
og @rpntiaser os for Meieribriit iamt ior
Spor9tning al SeIte, 8pGg, Spin % Eiers
fr9. Sontonter erbolbes peb be beie aorns
pri'er. llbiet life; bet beolte Qono nil ta9es
ierit. Sfrip ibde eiter iri ooanbbo9 %
iu~loitGnbi9e SplpSnin9er til S. 9. Oennis,
Assistant TO the President, Department.
OF Natural Resources, Canadian Pacific
Railway, Galgarp, siberia, Canada.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-06

ga, III bopoe oct iGlt. YonOet
iipebe inc til os operaIi. 60 Der
par Ell rGbielsfulb Stanf. vi tlln'
De nemlig life brin9e 2ieene Opf.
vi Iepebe blanbt ocm Sag % Rat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-06
Nct oamjfe Settlcn,emt peb

Stonoorb, alberta, Ganooa, en'fcr at
benleoe Spmerfiomleoe poa at oobt %
biaist goub elonr er at faa BET pao 20 Mars
Aibetolin9. ollie Splpsninser om 6orbolbeue
er irbbeiottet / Ell lille BOG iosiuet al ben
banlfe Excitement Rlub % fadeS irit peo
$%,enpenOelie til SlnbbenS ScfretRr, antbpn
q. HaSmuslen. (stop.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-06

otNaIas.-S. II; g. 6. 4 =
Sec. 80. Emp. l61, n. 40, 81 MiI
Suopeit ior Saaod. Sittlon 60, Ninn. 4
nil til Glepator. TN rueeet bra So, alt ops
surtet; soo tort IuIpicrb mso esrunpsrIas.
Ssiaaeelanb, iusen Stsn sller Grus. Sueen
Suenineer. Settle @iltaar. n. 9. Serse.
ion, Teeorab. Sjwa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-06
&alpc.-Npole iaa pafre

y lpriietlasle9 Nolheins, Wnernleps eIer
til $50 Stpffet, "crateo" ior Crpreis. Sfrip
III. Faul 6. Sobnion, Soutb ct. Fanl,
Wtiun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-06
ct 6potfjcb. = 200 Icres

" Stosca Gonntp, Otim. Sre Wfil ira
to 9ooe Sper, cit balp Nil ira Sfole. Spes
nineer pGrb SC, 900. 9tdr 0ob ,\noiio. ienti
@crsS unber Sprtuius, 5teiten Stoglono.
%Sorobunoen ben bebite. Sette nil uogiere
ct uaftert Siem ior rette Samilie. nor nrrs
mere Splpsninser ~tiIitriu 20. 3. Gain,
%ppep, Miru.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-06

eenp -Ieco.aNsvonen" III sIasininse %
Eerrer I 9crlelcRnet. - Sirsoass 90 orc.
bdesubeaoen scfter $500 Sreeaesuesapen
eIene SIPS ~. gcr,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-06
otNalaS.-1eO Ncres Sarm /

0tliaI9S.-1e0 Icres 6arm I
- SurI.ieb 6ouutp, u. Saf. rs gcres
opbprtet. Reitsu Sapnesane. @lt inoaier'
bet. 2 "9arns". @ranern. Smioie, Sulifur,
Sgnishuie, griiehule, tubular Srsno, Sinos
mele, Srsatur= Saneinsstant. Sort Vfulos
iorb meb eeruuperlag. . Wil ira WSortso.
as pr. 9lere. Sor n9rmere Splpsntnser
itrip I'll S,oispb Rultae. Sriseou. u. Sai.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-06

ctHaIaS. - Gn al be bebite so
slcres Sarme / Watonpan Co., Minr.
sor Vris os S%pIpsninsir ~tilifrip Gieren,
7. Niellsn, &.1. gor21, ct. Sames, Minu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-06

Silialas. - Otter Gareiprteez
nellie en- lsnneube Notwithstanding
/ Ell liplio gp meb ID 900 Snbbp9sere / lpo.
peitliee Seras. Gn COB anlebnin9 for to
9pptbetere. Gaarli9 Selbreb ben eneite
@runo for SaIg. Stlltrip q. Is. N0ruer,
Ror 29i, 9arebo, SeroS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-06

Silialss.-55sH Acres, ii:
- per Gountp, y. 1af. Gu Wil
ira @p. 440 2creS oIler bebite Spebes os
Mais sanb. 9Glbis @pIins. alt ino9iers
BET, eobe Spsninssr. StoIe iuo til sdnpet,
to Wil til norit airfe. $3.50 pr. acre.
Rimeli9e Setinsslier. Sene efter Cite. y.
s.. Sarin, Gier, 0tanouu, Y. Satota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-06

Gtamdioms. -Grumb's Stan-
~ hlons ct 9arauterct al tilireositiae
ais6eren. Ie ienoes poa Hrspe til aiobe=
rens Stalb. Sc sr rigtigs. Seuo Tor &o9.
@auoce 9. Grumb, Sor ., SorreltpiQt,
Connecticut.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-11-26
THE YOUTHS COMPANION CAL
ENDAR For 1916.

The publishers of the Youths Compan-
ion will, as always at this season, present
10 every subscriber whose subscription is
paid for 1916 Calander for the new year.
It is gem of calendar making. The de-
coraliye mounting is rich, but the main
purpose has been to produce calandar
ihi / is useful, and that purpose has been
achieved.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-11-26
County Correspondence
BLNrON.


Circuit court adjourned h re SATURDAY
after one weeks Term in which Justice , as
handed out to one and all and the laws of
our country upheld. There we're a good
many misdemeanor trials but the trial
that attracted the most attention was that
of The old pike road commissioners, com
posed of: Jas F. williamson, I. c. Pack,
Jas NJ. Shearer, E. l.. Auburn, and ]. N.
McBrayer This case had been pointed
out as wrong doings, making false records
and embezzlements OF county funds and
positive evidence of their guilt could be
shown" The trial took about one day OF
the courts time and there was no evidence
of guilt to be heard 1t was nothing but
political game being played-using the
county court clerk as cats paw to draw
their chestnuts from the fire. The real
power behind this was the big Four"
who were the real prosecutors. They have
received set back and their stock in the
political market began to fall and is still
on the decline. We were glad to see these
gentlemen indicated in the way and man.
ner they were. Everybody knows now
that there was nothing in it but malice.
An unusual scene was Witnessed in court
here Friday when sJudge Brown had Dan
Hicks and W. F. Russell brought before
him to show cause why they were not in
contempt of court for recent publications
in the News Gazette regarding the issuing
fiat against W. F. Russell ]. P. for deal
ing With Polk county too heavily APP
ologies we're given by the editor and he
agreed to retract and asked the pardon OF
the court which was given. While talking
about the matter Judge Brown made an
eloquent talk and great tears rolled down
his checks when he told how hard he had
tried to do justice by all and uphold the
dignity of the court.
The other felonies were: State vs. X.
G.. Bell, two cases, continued. State VS..
Cal Workman. larceny, continued. State
VS.. Bob Woody, felonous assault, continued.
State VS.. Arthur Burris deputy sheriff,
charged with murder found guilty of MUIR
der in second degree. This was bad
case and showed how some county officials
tried TO hide this crime. This case will be
shown in another chapter, latter on. State
VS.. Pike Road Commissioners, not guilty.
State VS.. Andrew See, charged with muir
der, not guilty. The Senatorial primary
went off very quietly. They voted any
thing for Luke that wore breeches, some
were asked when they came from the polls,
"who did you vote for?'
Quite number Of people are suffering
from diarrhoa of the mouth, but Judge
Browns talk and libel suit has cured
some of them TO some extent.
J. N. McBrayer has brought suit with
the other commissioners for $4,000 against
the editor of the News Gazette. This
makes $4,000 he is sued for because OF
recent publications
W. F. Love IS very sick; it is feared ne
has the typhoid fever.
The big Four" look like some of their
folks we're dead since election returns
have come in.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-11-26
Don't Make
Curiosity Telephone Calls

'Because 1000 idle curiosity seekers in Bingham
ton asked Central where the FIRE was, an emergency
call for an ambulance was held up for nearly min
utes and this delay resulted in the death oil
a. crca----'s life might haveebeen saved"
- -Ellnira Advertiser. |
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-11-26
Local and Personal Mention

Or. S. S. Ball, Of Farmer, attended court
this week.
]. M. Shearer. of Farmer, came down TO
court, Monday.
Marshal Dalton, Of Copperhill, was on our
st IS Monday.
HIM. Bramlett, of CoPPerhill, was
court visitor Monday.
John S. Shamblin, of the Benton bar,
came down, Sunday, for court.
Attorney Eugene Ivans, of Athens, has
business in court here this week.
Attorney R. NJ. Copeland, of Benton,
came down Sunday to attend court.
Miss Chass Copeland spent few days
with friends in Ducktown, this week.
Ell Roberts and Judge N. @. Allen, of
Athens, came down to court Monday.
Attorney N. H. Mcdaniel, of Tellico
Plains, had business at court, this week.
l.. IA. Drown. Vi DUO JlCoOiAtOu
the bar at that place at court, this week.
Monday was hog killing day and many
porker is now packed away for future use.
T. Burkett WINS, deputy United States
Collector, was here, this week, on business.
Abe Lillard, of Benton, was circulating
around with his many friends in Ducktewn,
Tuesday.
Attorney General t. W. Peace came in
from jacksonville, Monday, and has had
busy work.
S. M. Reese is able to be out, after a
two-weeks illness, but is yet far from feel
ing we'll
The familiar face Of Albert Crumly was
seen on our streets, Monday, and it was a
welcome sight.
jeff A. Hedden and Col Ed L. Adams
represented the Copperhill bar at this term
of the circuit court.
John L. Smith, of Cleveland was the
only member of the bar at court from that
city, this week
The Democratic primary was success,
inasmuch as there was no scrappng- an
unusual occurrence.
Are any arrangements being made TO
take care of the poor ceildren of Duck
town, during the holidays?.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs Ralph
Gibson was dangerously i'll, last week but
seems to be improving now.
Trustee F. D. Copeland came,down to
court, Monday, and was shaking hands
hands with his many friends.
James Shearer, of Farmer, was here,
Tuesday, and took advantage of our maya
zine Offer Many more should follow his
example.
Little Elsie Massengill is suffering from
: case of diphtheria. We hope it will not
become epidemic and necesstate the clos
ing of our schools.
The steam heating apparatus at the T.
M. C. A. having gone on the bum; the
company connected it with the Burra Bur
ra boilers and now there is heat to spare
w. A. Taylor, who has been confined to
his home for the past two weeks with a
case of bronchitis, is out again, to the graf
ification Of his family and host of friends.
While out working at the Ocoee farm,
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-11-26

1T is beyond the bounds
of possibility to answer
promptly the mass OF Gu
rios;ty telephone calls that
threaten to swamp our ex-
changes every time there is q
large fire.
Calls for physicians, the am
bulance or the police, held up
at such times might result in
the loss of human life.
For your protection, as well
as for the protection of your
neighbors, we ask you not TO
call the telephone operator
merely out of curiosity. After
all. she has no more informa-
ton than you have.
4 TuENc TENNESSEE.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-10-22
JOE SMITH GETS DECISION.
Benton County Circuit Court Sustains
County In Will Case.

A circuit court decision that affects
about a thousand acres Of land il
the southern part of Polk county, as
well as one Of the county's well
known residents, was handed down in
Corvallis recently when Judge Ham
ilton ratified and confirmed the opin.
ion Of County Judge Malone in the
matter of the will contest in the es-
tate of the late John Smith. G. b
Smith contested the will on the
ground Of testamentary incapacity
and submission to undue influence on
the part of bis father who left sew.
eral thousand acres of land in Polk
and Benton counties. The lands in
this county lie between Suver and
Airlie and are occupied by Joe Smith,
beneficiary Of the will of his faith
er, to the exclusion Of the brother, G.
B. Smith. The original will was exc
cuted in December, 1905 and the CO.
dicil substituting Lester Smith for G.
B, Smith was executed in October,
1908. The elder Mr.. Smith died in
August, 1912, The will was admitted
to probate in June, 1914 and soon
thereafter the court contest started.
The case has been pending in the
county and circuit court since that
time until last week.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-10-22

I will sell to the highest and best
bidder on Thursday, October q, at
one 'clock sharp, at the old Newton
Harris place, one mile south of Dal-
las the following described property:
One grey mare, ten years old; one
bay mare, twelve years old; one hack,
nearly new; one black Jersey COW,
coming four; three shoats about So
pounds each; one good Poland China
brood SOW; about 40 bales of hay;
about 40 bushels of good oats; about
1900 feet of lumber; one turning
plow, small; one incubator; one cook
stove, heating stoves; one sewing ma
chine, bedsteads, tables, chairs, rock
ing chairs, stone Jars, fruit Jars and
many other things.
All sums under $40, cash; all sums
over $40 ten months time with ap-,
proved notes bearing s per cent inter-
est. A. A. KIEFER, Owner.
M. F. White, Auctioneer.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-10-22

Why be bothered with two pairs of
glasses? Call at Hotel Gail October
28-29 and have DR.. Lowe show you
the new glasses with which you can
see all distances. He guarantees all
his glasses to satisfy, whether they
cost So or more. Scores of references.
Of what benefit will an education be
to your children if they graduate from
school with impaired health, distorted
spines and injured eyes?
Only ten in every hundred babies
are born with perfect eyes. Eye de.
fects in the other ninety vary, but all
should have attention, particularly
when the child reaches school age.~
We are apt to neglect looking aftei
this important matter, for the reason
that children very seldom detect eye
trouble themselves until it is appar.
ent to everyone.
If your children squint, if they hold
their books too close to the eye, it
their school progress is not what it
should be--then let DR.. Lowe deter
mine, by accurate examination, wheth-
er glasses will help. Consult him at
Hotel Gail, October 1929, Indepen.
dence 80. Remember dates.
DR.. Lowe, the eye specialist, has
been coming to Dallas for more than
quarter century. Scan you beat
.t1i,
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-10-22
VISITORS AT HIGH SCHOOL.
Portland Men Tell Of Land Products
Show in Talks to Pupils.


Escorted by members Of the Com
mercial club to the high school audi
torium, where a special assembly of
students was called, 0. M. Plummer,
D. C. Freeman and Col. H. B. Miller
spoke yesterday to the pupils on the
educational features of the Manufac-
turers' and Land Products show to
be held at Portland beginning next
week, Prof, W, I, Ford introduced
the speakers, each Of whom laid es-
pecial emphasis on the big Portland
show, but at the same time took
occasion to get in a few words of com
pliment to the city and to Polk coun-
ty. "Know Oregon" was a sugges-
tion repeated to the children by each
of the speakers whose desire was not
only to create an interest In the show,
but to enthuse the scheel children
about their home state and its great
possibilities. Incidentally, each ex-
tended hearty greeting to Dallas
from the Portland Chamber of Com
merce and expressed hope that Polk
county's delegation at the show would
be large.
Immediately after the meeting at
the high school the speakers, accom-
panied by County School Superinten-
dent Seymour, left for Falls City,
where they conducted an assembly at
the high school, and dealt with the
same general subject.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-10-22
Ford Prices Misauoted.

A mistake was made in The Observ-
er last Tuesday in quoting Ford auto
mobile prices less than is authorized
In the advertisement of Fords insert
ed by j. C. Shreeve, Dallas agent fol
the popular line, the prices were Civ
en- as $500, $430 and $640. The mis-
take has been corrected in the ad-
vertisement that appears elsewhere in
this issue. Mr.. Shreeve reports ex-
cellent business for the month and is
handling the capable little machines
almost as fast as he can get them from
the factory.