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OcTRAOior».— We learn that an old, grey
headed reprobate, who lives less than a hun
Polk Count j Official Directory. dred miles from Dallas, but whose name we
withhold until the law takes eognisanee of the
Polk county coTon on or«» o f »boat 1,250 matter, attempted to outrage fc young lady,
square miles. Number of voter»» 1,227. Acres bbout eighteen years o f age, near Monmouth,
o f land under cultivation, 9.1.270. Value o f
Tuesday or Wednesday«. It seems he
The Land
assessable property, $1,524,513.
called
at the house where the young lady was
Office for this'District
is
located
at
Oregon
this
City— Owen Wade, Register; Henry Warren, stopping (in the family o f a friend) and in
Receiver.
formed her that her mother— who lived some
C ocxtv O ffice «». — Commitnonert, E. C.
distance off—was ill, and Wanted her to come
Dice R. Tatein; J u d y J. L. Collins; Sheriff,
J. W. Smith : Clerk, J . I. Thompson ; Assessor, home immediately, he, the culprit, volunteering
II. Davis; Treaturer, R. M. May; School Su to take her there in his buggy, which he had
perintendent, J. II. Myer; Surveyor,S. T. Burch; with him. She went But after traveling
Coroner, C. D. Embree.
some distance, the old wretch made insulting
T erns t»r C ourt .— Clrcnif CdUrt, R. P. Boise
Judge, convenes' !n Dallas o the 4th Monday in proposals to her, which so alarmed the young
April and 3d Monday in Novctabcr. County lady that she attempted to jump out of the
Court convenes on the 1st Monday in each buKgy» but he seized her and prevented her es
month.
cape. Finding his vile attempts futile, the old
N otaries P r a u c .— T. Pearce, E ola; J. W.
Sodom then'proposed to pay the girl hush-mo
Shelley, Independence ; J. L. Collins, Dallas;
ney
to say nothing about the mutter, which she
II. N. Ueorge, Buena Vista.
P ost O ffice T owns .— Bethel, Bridgeport, indignantly refused, and on reaching home re
Buena Vista, Dallas (county seat), Eola, 0 rand lated the whole affair to her friends. We do
llonde, Independence, Luckiamute, Lincoln, not know whether any steps have been taken,
Lewisville, Monmouth, Rickreal, Salt Creek
for the arrest of the old reptile; but if ho is al
and Zena.
lowed to go unwhipt o f justice by the law,
/ U. S. M a I l leaves Dallas for Salomon Mon-
‘ day, Wednesday and Friday at 7 a. m., returu- then the fAther of every family in the commun
lug same ddys a t'6 p. m .; fftr Independence, ity ought to take the law into their own hands.
each TAcsday Aiorning at 6 ; far Salt Creek, It is farther stated that the same old Safau at
"each Tuesday at l p "Yu.; for Lafayette, Mon
tempted to commit a rape on a squaw; but the
day and Thursday at 3 p.'fh., returning Wed-
nesay and Saturday at 10 a. m.: for Corvallis, dusky fair [?J one drew a knife on him, and-
Wednesday 'a d Saturday at 10 a. tn., returning made him clutawa ‘ ‘double quick.” Tar and
Monday and T h u r s d a y s 3 p. m.
feathers would be too good for such a lecher
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ous old scoundrel.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES IN DALLAS.
D a l l A», Oct. 2?,'1839.
3fethodi»t Epieeopal Church (South).— B. R.
M r . E ditor :— Will you be kind endugh to
Baxter, pastor. Services the First Sabbath in
allow nso sufficient space tn the Columns of your
each month at the1' Church, southeast corner
paper to brush the cobwebs from your e^res in
Washington and Church streets.
order that you may see aright in delation to the
M. E. Church.— D. L. Spaulding, pastor. “ crib" or “ cradle" question. It does look sus
¡?*rr?ws at their eburefc, north >?de o f Mill picious ; but “ Kirg” denies that it is in auy
’ Street between Main and Jefferson, as follows: way connected with him, if it doc» stand in the
First Sabbath (in <?*rh f.i<mth) in the-evening; front room of the printing building. I cer
2d Sabbath, at >1 o ’ clock a. m.; 3d Sabbath, tainly do Dot claim to be one of those who, in
in the evening. Regular prayer meeting each order to get out of a given charge, shirk the
Wednesday evening.
Sunday School every responsibility, (whatever it might be) by lay
Sabbath at 9} o ’clock a. tn.
ing it to some one else; hut it is the opinion of
“
Kirg” that the aforesaid piece o f furniture is
l!apti»t Church.—J. W. Osborn, pastor. Ser
vices at their Church, corner Court and Jeffer in said room at the instance of the “ devil” or
son streets, the Third Sabbath in each month. the editorial corpse. Cumtux f Mr. Editor.
K irg .
Chri»ti< in Church.— F. F. Campbell, pastor.
3Iiktt
ruihtux
it’s
all
very
well
Tor’
you
to say-
Services at the Baptist Church second Saturday
say so. Mr. K irg; but our “ imp” indignantly
and Sunday in each month.
denies the ftrtil aspersion, while everbody knows
• D A lL fS , SATl KDAY. OCT. 30, 18rt9.
better than to suspect us of any such folly. It
is no use for you to attempt to “ shirk the f t s-
W O O D ! W O O D ¡— Persons who promised ponsibility.” There the cradle remains in your
to pay us in wood tor their paper are request
ed to bring it right away— we want it. Any office, visible to all and acknow ledged by none ;
person wishing to subscribe for the T imes while the suspicious fact o f your having been
and pay in wood will please tote it this way.
observed crossing the street to the Coart House
with a lady's nightcap hanging out of your coat
L ate .—The lateness of our issuing this week pocket, only fixes the culpability more directly
is attributable to insufficiency of help, and our at your doer.
Oh, Kirg -fiel-^-aint you
individual inability to work day and uight all ashamed of ycttrSelf ? Don’t you feel mean ?
the time. If the Democrats generally on this
A g a in .— A lady has favored u* with a fine,
side the river did their duty, this might be luscious Bartlett pear, quite ripe, o f the second
remedied, and a better paper be the result.
growth this season, and a couple o f sprigs off a
t O U H T T N EW 8 A T 0 W N 0 0 8 8 IP
OREGON NEW8.
— R . H . Dunlap, o f Jackson county,
has discovered an immense bed o f stone
— Complaint is made b j the Oregon coal on Evans creek, in that county.
ian that some o f the shippers on the The coal is said to be o f a superior
Willamette have been trying to palm quality.
off damaged wheat for good by putting
— From a Jacksonville paper: T.
the latter at both ends o f the sacks and
J. Allen, fdrtnerly t>f Portland, over
bad in the middle. They will'not only
60 years o f age, walked in one day,
lose reputation, but money, by this pro
last week, 65 miles, from what is’called
cess, as’lt toill not bring more than the
the “ Mountain House,” on the Cres
price o f all-damaged wbetftj
cent City road to Tom BeaU’s farm In
— Two hundred tons o f railroad iron Rogue river valley. Beat» that, young
have already arrived at Portland for meirSvith high heeled boots if you can.
the East-side Company, and five hun
— i h e Adeline E llw ooj took with
dred tom mote ahd a locomotive are on
her from Portland to Liverpool a quan
their way from Saiwirancisco.
— A female infant about a day old tity o f prime salmon. It is expected to
was recently abandoned by its. heartless inaugurate a K*rly trade with England
She also had on board a
mother at the entrance to the Academy in that litfe
o f the “ Sisters” at Portland. The remarkably fine p a ir 'd elk herns from
good Sisters took charge o f the poor Tillamook, intended as a present to the
little thing and will furnish it a home. Royal Botanical Gardens at Kew, Lon
don.
— The Oregonian says : Last week a
— The Grand Lodge o f Good Temp
case was tried and decided at Hillsboro
which shows that juries are not dispos lars for Oregon and Washington Ter
ed to encourage landholders to refuse ritory convened at Vancouver on the
the right o f way to railroads. The 19th and adjournod on Thursday even
ing.
There were seventy-four votes
West Side road passes through the
presented. The officers elected for the
land o f Oliver Clay on the Robinson
ensuing year, are C. Beal, o f Portland,
Prairie, a long narrow piece, dividing
G . W . C T.; G. W . Counsellor, T. A.
the land into two long narrow triangu
Riggs, o f B row rasville; G. W . V . T.,
lar strips, and within one hundred feet
Miss Sarah Miller, o f Milwaukie ; G.
of the house •and barn— a case o f dam
W . Secretary, W . B. Carter, o f Cor
age, if one could befound. Clay claimed
vallis ; G. W . A . Secretary, J A.
twenty-seven hundred dollars in coin as
Smith, o f Oregon C ity ; G. W . M arsh
damage, and the jury gave him $225
al, A . M. Smith, of Buena V is ta ; G.
in coin. Landholders obght to see that
W . A. Marshal, Miss Sarah Hunsakcr,
it will be a losrng business to fight the
o f Oregon City ; G. W . Chaplain,
railroads and the interests o f the whole
Rev. J . Harer, o f A u rora; G. W . In
community. There was, no doubt,
side Guard, Mrs. Kidder, Portland;
some virtue in Olay's cTaito, but in
G. W . Outside Guard, Thos Johnson,
general, the claims for damages are put
Portland; Past Grand W . C. T., Hugh
up by men whose lauds will be doubled
N. George, Buena Vista, Polk county.
in value by the railroad, over and above
Action was taken in relation to setting
all possible damages, and who could
off the lodges o f Washington Territo
really afford to give iutead o f take the
ry into a separate .jurisdiction with a
amount claimed.
Grand Lodge o f their own. Petitions
— The Grand Jury of Clackamas for this were received from nineteen
found a true bill against Frank Vaughn, lodges. The whole number o f lodges
and he is now undergoing trial on the in that Territory is twenty-five, with a
charge of murder in the first degree.
membership o f fourteen hundred.
— Messrs Brooks & Cross, o f Sulem,
— Mr. Floweree, c f -Yamhill, has
butchered 150 head o f beef cattle, made complaint before the City Re
which they are going to £ugar-cure for corder, o f Portland, that n stranger
the California Yuarket.
who came down the’ ritpr in company
— The Statesman says : W hen Fred.
D. Stuart, the distinguished Odd Fel
low whose arrival has been announced,
was introduced to Rev. J. L. Parrish,
that gentleman recognized him as one
o f the crew o f the Peacock, command
plum tree covered with young plums—also the
ed by Commodore Wilkes, tfhtch was
second crop of the season. Both these speci
wrecked at the mouth o f theOolumbia
mens came from the orchard o f Mr. Beagle,
river in 1841. Mr. Parrish’s memory
near Eola. 'In view o f the numerous evidences
was not at fault, for it seems that Mr.
of this character, who will dare gainsay the
Stuart was with the expedition, and
assertion that Oregon is the most fertile and
that he assisted tq survey the Colum
prolific of the sisterhood o f States?
bia and Willamette rivers at that early
A ccident .— Mr. John Brown, son of W. C.
day. This fact makes his present visit
B r o w n o f Dalis, was thrown with great violence
to Oregon a pleasant affuir to them and
o f f his horse last week while driving stock.
many others.
CII A LL E Nil E FROM A POTATO G R O W E R — Mr.
Maurice Sullivan, o f Cathlamet, W. T , writes
Oct. 22d: “ I can beat Mr. George Humphrey,
your Lane county farmer, in the potato line.
His potato weighed tour pounds six ounces.
Well, I grubbed out a potato two or three days
ago that weighed five and a half pounds. I
will bt t the oysters f*r all brrids that I can
beat Mr. Humphrey, or any other man in the
great Webfoot Nation, in ihe^-otuti» !?"e next
year. We hope some of our Webfoot farmers
'w ill take up tb!S challenge. If wo don’t Lave
some large potatoes, we will, at least, have ‘‘ the
While riding at a rapid pace the horse caught
oysters all round.” — Oregonian.
Mr. Hagood, of this place, laid on our table his foot in a hole, throwing his rider head-fore
this week a very grotesque-looking potato of most atjif severely bruising his face and head.
the red mechanic variety. This specimen looks I Fort* irately, no bones were broken, and the
like eight potatoes o f ordinary size joined to young gentleman is rapidly convalescing.
gether by ligaments (like the Siamese twins), Haviug the different portions of his face held
and weighs exactly four pounds. Further, it together with plasters, however, does not add
is only one of several found in the same hill, much to his good looks.
three o f which weighed about five pw’jr-*' each.
We are further informed that cut o f twenty-five
bushels dug out o f one short row ¡a Mr. Ha-
good's garden, fully twelve bushels average
over three pounds each, while many weighed in
the neighborhood of six pounds. “ Mr. Sulli
van o f Cathlamet” can find takers in this
neighborhood for all the wagers he wishes to
make on the proposed issue. Besides, he can
tie furnished forthwith, if he desires it, with a
few bufhels e f tbe esculent, any one in which
will beat hie fc’virtci pnta:o. ‘Ddifn with the
dust, f f you want to try it.
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spans, each about sixtv feet long, so as to place
it above reach of the highest water. This will
be a great convergence to parties on both sides
the creek during the Winter months, and it is
a matter o f wonder to us that the county has
not constructed one, for wagons as well us pe
destrians, At tbe 'point mentioned, long since
as the travel up the creek is amply ¡tutficient to
warrant tbe necessary outlay.
D r li ..— Our streets have appeared somewhat
lively during the week from the numoer of
persons to be seen on them, yet business has
been exceedingly dull. People do not seem to
be troubled with very touch o f “ the ready,”
however much they may be -with the desire to
purchase. We presume this is attributable to
the fact that our farmers generally are keeping
back their grain in the hope of a raise in priee.
B ig R adishes .— We had laid on our table
this-wwek a radiah of Pall growth that meas
ured thirteen inches long and twenty-one inch
es in circumference. It had not even finished
Jls growth, and was sound and palateable. Tbe
radish was raised on the farm of Mr. B. F.
Nichols, about one mile above town, where
there is plenty more of the same kind.
t
B ear a s B ehs .— Farmers throughout this
and adjoining counties are reported to be
straining every nerve to get in their crops be
fore tbe Winter rains set in. Tbe result of
sowing ao much Spring grain experienced by
them tbe past season has taught them a salu
tary lesson.
G ood for S tock .— Sheriff Smith, who made
an official tour o f the county this week, informs
us that everywhere he has been grass is abun
dant— more so thun ever before in his expe
rience here—and stock-raisers are in fine
spirits.
RULOFSON, 429
Francisco.
[ F rom
Montgomery
the new
street,
San
“ D ominion .” ]
At this season, when coughs and colds are so
prevalent, an effectual remedy, and one easily
obtained, is Perry D ad»’ Vegetable “ Pain JCil-
ler.” it is no new nostrum, vended by un
known ageDts, bat has stood fhe test of over
twenty years; and those who use the article,
internally or externally, ’will connect with it
grateful recollections o f its worthy inventor.—
Hutting» Chronicle,'C. IK.
P ain K iller .— The testimonials borne to
the efficacy of this valuable medicine are suffi
cient to warrant it« introduction in every
bouse. Our own opinion is that no family
should be without a bottle o f it for a single
hour. In flesh wounds, aches, pains, sores, Ac.,
it is the most effectual remedy we know of. A
bottle will last for a very long time, and its lqw
price places it within the reach o f all. —St.
John New».
J ^ * W e are glad to learn that tha “ Pain
Killer” is haviug so large a sale in our city.
We have evOry reason to believe it to be an al
most never fading cure for pain, and a medi-
cir.e that uo family should be without.— Mont
real Pilot.
W IL L IA M
D A V ID S O N ,
Office, No. 64 (A d join in g Telegraph Office),:
Front street, Portland, Oregon.
S P E C IA L C O L L E C T O R O F C L A IM S .
Accounts, Notes, Bonds, Drafts and Mercan
tile claims of every description throughout Or
egon and the'Territories, W i.LL BE MADE A
SPECIALTY AND PROM! TLY COLLECT
ED, a? well as with a due regard to econcftny
in all business matters intrusted to his care and
the proceeds paid over punctually.
r e a l e s t a t e d e a l e r .
WORDS O F WISDOM
F or Y ouho M en ,
T he W eather Curing the week has been
On
the
Ruliug
Passion in Youth and Early
vernal in its character, the days and nights
Manhood, with SELF HELP for the Erring
baing delightfully clear and bracing. Prescnt
and Unfortunute. Sent in sealed letter-envel
appearances indicate falling weather before the opes, free of charge, Address, H oward A sso -
• lapse of many days.
1 ciation , B ox P, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Subscribe f o r the T i m e s , $ 3 a year.
FABMERS’ STORE!
M o n e y
IM P O R T A N T
W aved
TO
I
Clothing,
8 ‘H. JESSU P, M. D.,
P h y s ic ia n
and
S u rg e o n ,
POBTLAND, OREGON,
THOM AS R Y A N , > - PlBfÔPttlETOR,
OFFICE— At residence, on Jefferson street
opposite Acad&ny Block.
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(Formerly o f the What Cheer House.)
a v in g o p e n e d t h e a b o v e h o u se
T . V . B . E m b ree.
H
the proprietor wishes to announce to tbe
public tha» he is now prepared to accommodate
guests in a satisfactory manner at the molt
reasonable rates.
The entire house has been newly finished
and furnished throughout in the most complete
and cdmfoatable manner.
Baggage taken to and from tfce honse free of
charge.
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P H Y S I C I A N Sc S U R G E O N
AM ITY, Y A M H ILL CO., OREGON.
ff&f* Office at residence.
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B O N H A M & IA W S O Y ,
A tto rn e y s & C o u n s e llo rs -a t-La w ,
“
SALEM , OREGON.
DFFIUB IN THE COURT HOUSE
F U R N I T UR E
AND
B E D D IN G .
Will practice in all the Courts o f Record and
Inferior Courts o f this State.
The Largest Stock and the Oldest F n r-
uiture House iu Portland.
OFFICE— In Watkinds à Co’ s Brick, dp
stairs.
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VAllEPOOM S AND FACTORY :
CORNER 8ALM0N AND FIR8T STREETS,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
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M ye r,
ATTO R N EYS -A T - L A W ,
Dallas, Oregon.
OFFICE IN THE COURT HOUSE.
C O X Sc E A R H A R T ,
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SULLIVAN & WHITSON,
W H O LE S A LE & R E T A IL G R O C ER S
Attorneys & Connsellors-at-Law,
MOORE'S BLOCK, SALEM.
Dallas, Oregon,
1 Goods by the Package at Reduced datés
mvlO 3tf
Will practice in all the Courts o f the State.
J . L . C O L L IN S ,
Attorney and Gounsellor-at-Law,
Dallas, Oregon.
Saddlery,
Special attention given to Collections and to
matters pertaining to Real E s t a t e .______I
L t C U R G U S V I NE Y A R D
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J A S . H. TURNER.
V in e y a r d A T u r n e r ,
S. C. S T I L E S ,
Main st. (opposite the Court IIou^^, Dallas,
J . A. A P P L E G A T E .
anufacturer
M
SASH AND DOOR FAC TO R Y*
JAS. MCCAIN.
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Corner Mill and Main streets, Dallam.
M c C a in ,
Riggs & Campbell
A T T O R N E Y S -A T - L A W ,
Dallas. Polk County, Ogu.
L iv er y
a s p
f e e d
1
s t a b le
.
G E S N E R ,
A
c o n s t a n t l y o n h a n d ____
a large variety o f Doors and j“ “ |
Sashes, o f all the common fines, and
J
the best workmanship, at their Sasb and Door
Factory, which they offer for sale as cheap as
such articles can he purchased elsewhere.
ave
TIT O U L D ANNOUNCE TO THE TRAV-
YY eling Public that their large Stable in
H
They are also prepared to fill all special or*
ders for work iu their line promptly, cheaply
and accurately.
IN D E P E N D E N C E
Give us a trial, and you will be satisfied.
is open at all hours for the accommodation of
those who mar favor them with their patronage.
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J?________________RIGGS A CAMPBELL.
lftO X
C A R R IA G E A N D W A G O N 8 H 0 P !
Co,
Cor.
Commercial
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E . O. S LO A T ,
’C a r r i a g e a n d O r n a m e n t a l
P A I N T E R ,
Oak
Sts,
OREGON.
Lines & Elliott, manufacturers.
- s e a s o n e d O r e g o n a n d
States Lumber— Oak. Hickory, Ash. Ac.
All sorts ot carriages—Buggies, Spring "Wag
ons, Stages, Hacks, and all sorts o f farm and
freighting Wagons and Implements of Hus
bandry.
We have secured the services o f Mr. Simerfn
Garrison, well known as an A No. 1 mechanic.
Work of all kinds done to order in tbe bedt
stylo o f workmanship on short notice.
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D A LLA S L IV E R Y . F E E D A
S A LE
D . W . E m m e t,
C R O N E & W O LF.
— The Salem Prefes has suspended A I ¥ D R E D U C E D P R I C E S
for a couple o f'w e e k s 'tw in g to fhe ill
ness o f the editor.
AT THE OLD HEADQUARTERS OF
— The Sentinel reports that one'tnan
on Butte creek in Jackson county has W . C . B R O W N
& C O ,
killed fourteen bears during the last
Brick Store, Main street, opposite
few days.
the Coart Hoase, Dallas, Ogn.
— Mr. Ladd, o f Portland, has re
E HAVE
JUST RECEIVED THE
ceived the acknowledgement o f Geo. II.
Largest
and
most Complete stock o f
Stuart, Treasurer o f the fund for the
Avondale sufferers, for the $357 10
G E N E R A L M E R C H A N D IS E
sent from Portland.
W
Ever brought into Polk county, including
Spring and Summer goods of the Latest Styles,
which we are determined to sell as Cheap, or
Cheaper than those of less inducement.
We have a very fine assortment o f
L A D IE S ’ T R IM M E D H A T S !
— W . E. Smith, Trustee o f the
To which wo invite the attention o f the Ladies.
W est Side Railroad, certifies that he Also, to our full stock of DRESS GOODS, con
has been over the line o f work going sisting of Silks, Irish and French Poplins,
on for that road, and that a great deal French Merinos, all-wool Empress and half and
all-wool Delaines; and especially to our com
has been accomplished and very well plete assortment o f Biass Buttons, Fringes,
done.
Gimps and Velvets o f all colors, our Ginghams,
Lawns, Cambrics, Swisses, etc., etc., in great
— From the Roseburg Ensign we variety.
learu that, ob the 15th inst., W m. Ba
We call the attention o f GENTS and HEADS
ker and JohD Fitzgerald had an un OF FAM ILIES to our fine assortment of
CLOT RING and HARDWARE,
G R O C E R IE S and C R O C K E R Y .
All ot which w t w ill exchange for
W ool, Wheat, Bacon, Butter, E ggs,
Flaxseed or washed Cotton Rags.
Call and see us. You will always find us
happy to see you, happier when we show you
eur goods, and happiest when we sell-te-you.
W C. BROW N
k in d s o f w a g
Commercial Street,
Opposite Starkey’s Block.
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M O L I N E add B O S T O N C L I P P E R
PLOW S.
& CO.
Dallas, Polk county, April 30, 1869.
all
and
DALLAS,
Oregon,
rAT PO RTLAN D P R IC E S !
S I G H
where we offer storage on good terms.
We aide keep
8alem,
most approved styles and
the best of Workmanship, on short notice, and
anufacture
o n s after the
A LARG E W AREH OUSE,
i
street,
Washington
(Adjoining Shreve’s blacksmith shop)
M A K ER S ,
and Crockery,
New two story building at INDEPENDENCE,
which we will sell CHEAPER than the CHEAP
EST.
We are prepared through recent arrange
ments made in San Francisco, to find constant
sale for all kinds of Produce, and paying the
highest market price for WHEAT.
We also have in connection with our store,
Harness,
and
dealer
itf
Harness, Saddles, Bridles, Whip*. Collar*,
A T T O R N E Y S - A T - L A W , Cheek Lines, etc., etc., of all kinds, which he ia
prepared to sell at the lowest living rates.
Dallas, Oregon.
.^SY-REPAIRING done on short notice.
OFFICE— On Main street, one door north of
tbe Dallas Hotel.
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< R O \ i : Sc W O L F ’ S
8 H IN D L E R ,
Importers and Dealers in
SALEM , OREGON,
Groceries,
That has ever been offered in Polk Co., is'just
received at -
HURM ST a
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C. G . C U R E ,
A tto r n e y and G o u n s e llo r-a t-L a w ,
Hayden &
H OTEL,
NO». 102, 104, l0 6 Front street, cor Alder,
Dallas, Oregon.
Shoes,
— The military band is to play W e d
nesday and Saturday afternoons on the Y E W
F I R M !
Plaza, Portland, for the benefit o f the
public.
N E W
G O O D S !
— The District Court for Linn coun
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ty is at pre8Unt in session at Albany.
pleasantness in Looking-Glass Precinct.
Fitzgerald undertook to boot Baker,
who replied by drawing a knife, but
finding himself Unable to cut Fitzger
ald, who used an augur, be threw the
knife at him and left. Baker fled,
was overhauled by the sheriff, brought
back, plead guilty, and fined $50. The
sheriff rode 174 miles 35 hoars iu the
pursuit.
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U n d e rw o o d , B a rk e r A
Boot
— Sneak thieves ere numerous in
Portland, Salem, and other towns on
the Fast side. Look out for an erup
tion on this side soon.
— A Considerable number o f miners
ate now at work on the bars o f Snake
river, east of La Grande, near Brown
lee’s old ferry.
Independence, Ogn*
C O O P ER
EVER YB O D Y 1
JEKNING* L o p e r N o .« P
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V V A A. M.. Dallas, buhls its regular ct^W
/ n t \ mnnicati on s on the Saturday preceding
w . d . J e f f r i e s , m . t> .,
tbe Full’ Moon in each month, unless thfetnooh
P h y s ic ia n
a n d S u r g e o n , fu[Ls on Saturday— then z>o that d n y /tft'o n e
o ’clock.
, .
E ola, O regon.
Also, on-'the second Frida'yita 'W ch •Ointb
at 7 o'clock,
M , for the purpose o f improve-
Special attention given to Obstetrics ahd menA o f ihe Crfcft in Masonry, and for such
Diseases o f Women.
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other “work as the Master may from time to
time order.
J . E . D A V I D S O N , M . D .,
A’ll Brethren in good standing are invited to
attend.
By order of the
W. M.
P h y s i c i a n a n d S u v *ffe o n ,
A p p le g a te A
— The Clark County, W . T., fair
was not much, according to the Com r j^ H E LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF
mercial ; they could not afford to ad
D ry Goods,
mit reporters.
— Track-laying has commenced on
the East side railroad, and it is expect
ed to be completed to AuYora before
Christmas. Last Tuesday, the Moses
U pon the least deviation from their regular
Taylor steamed to the new wharf in
habits, many persons arc subject to foul stom
East Portland and commenced unload
ach, fetid breath, want o f appetite, nausea, diz
ziness, lassitude and great weakness. Travel ing the 200 tons o f railroad iron she
ers, upon land and sea, should always provide had on board.
A gun Was fired as a
themselves with a bottle of Dr. Walker’s V ege
signal for the commencement, and they
table V inegar B itters . It corrects the de
Quite a crowd
rangements of tbe system arising frotta change then Went to work.
of v,ntéts and irreg»larity o f diet, creates a collected to'see the commencement of
good appetite, and invigorates the stomach, as this much talked o f track— the initia
N e w F o o t B r i d g e . — Mrs. Lyle, with the
well as the mental faculties.
tion o f a new era in O regon--there
assistance o f some o f our citizens, is having a
you wish the very best C abinet P ho
foot-bridge constructed across the creek at the tograph », you must call on BRADLEY A were no ceremonies other than prulling
off coats and going to work.
foot of Madison street. It will consist of two
»
\
P rogressing .— We learn from Mr. Rosen-
dorff that the last bent of the nww bridge at In
dependence has been erected, and that the
whole structure will'soon be completed. When
finished, this bridge will be ¿64 feet long.
with him, robbed him o f $550 currency.
The two stopped at the'Occidental Ho
tel. and white M r.’ P. was Washing, the
other man disappeared and so did his
overcoat in which was the pocket book
and-greenbacks.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS. ,LC.
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% O O T A
S H O E
MAIN ST., INDEPENDENCE.
FINE STOCK OF OREGON TANNED
Leather, Santa Cruz Sole Leather, and
French Upper Leather constantly on hand.
BOOTS and SHOES made to order in the
most approved style at short notice. Satisfac
tion guaranteed.
20-tf
A
J . Hedges,
B L A C K
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Cor. Main and Court Street»,
M A K E R ,
S M I T H ,
Thos. G. Richmond, Proprietor.
a v in g
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in his line, in the most substantial man
ner, at short notice.
ff& r TERMS R E A S O N A B L E .-«^
Give me a call and try my work.
20-tf_______________________ J. HEDGES.
« « E M ”
S A LO O X ,
MAIN S T R E E T , IN D E P E N D E N C E .
w in e s , l iq u o r s a n d s e g a r s
served to customers on short notice.
This establishment does not dispense tangle
foot or anything of that character.
in e
F
th e
above
Buggies, single or double. Harks, Con*
cord Wagons, etc., etc..
Furnished at ali hours, day or night, on
short notice.
Superior
Main Street, Independence,
o e s w o r k of e v e r y d e s c r ip t io n
pu rchased
Stand o f Mr. A. H. Whitley, we have re
fitted and re stocked it iu such a manner as
will satisfactorily meet every want o f the com
munity.
Saddle Horses, let by the
Day or W eek.
TERMS,
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REASONABLE.
T. G. RICHMOND.
NEW DRUG STORE.
W ISH EVERYBODY COULD KNOW
that I have just completed my new Store
Room
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At Independence,
Now don’t rush. I f there is anything I dis
like, 'tis a rush. But come along. Say s is ,
eight or ten at a time, and you will fij|d*»good
assortment of
DRUGS,
P A T E N T M E D IC IN E S ,
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20-tf
P A IN T S , (M LS,
V A R N IS H E S ,
F re d e ric k Ness,
P A IN T B R U S H E S ,
D Y E -S T U F F S ,
C A R R IA G E A W A 0 0 N M A K E R ,
P U R E W IN E S A N I) L IQ U O R S,
Main street. Corner o f Monmouth,
Expressly for Medical and Mechanical
Call at the Gem. -te .
purposes.
Physicians prescriptions carefully and
neatly filled.
a v in g j u s t e s t a b l is h e d m y s e l f
Owing to my purse being empty, and my
in business at Independence, 1» solicit a credit not good, customers will please bring
fair share o f business from the citizens of Polk “ the one thing needful.” I keep no book ao-
and adjoining counties.
oounts.
All kinds o f work in my line dope in tbe best
Since man to man is so unjust
style, on short notice, and;-at tbe most reason
I liurdjy know what man to trust.
able rates.
I ’ ve trusted many, to my sorrow;
So pay to-day and fruit to morrow !
Call *ud Examine my W ork. *«5;
IN D EPEN D EN CE*
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FRED ’K NESS.
L.
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