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FOLK COUNTY T im
T H E TR U E STA TE O F T H E CASE.
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.
a lengthy leader, oracularly pronounced
sure success; and notwithstanding the
the assertion that the late civil war was
speeches o f our Hon. Senator, and the
the legitimate sequence o f the promul
greenbacks left by him at the different
gation o f the doctrines embodied in the
Indian Agencies, Radicalism is doomed,
DALLAS,
The Oregonian, some time since, in
8ATITBPAY, NOV. 20.
A G t :\ l'I I v S FO K T H K “ T IM E S .*’
i Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions o f
G. W. CANNON, Esq., i* our authorized
I 1708-9. In the whole course o f our
Bli» net's Agent fur Portland and vicinity.
THOS. SOYCE, Esq , is our only authorized reading we never recollect o f our notic
Busiucss Agent in San Francisco.
scribed on our banners, and with an
energy and determination that will in
to suffer an ignominious defeat.
_____________________N o. 6.
L O O K TO Y O U R IN T E R E S T S .
ing hut one asseveration which had an
DEM OCRATS,
equally stable foundation, and that was
A T T E N T IO N !
The following article is from the
the one which /E sop declares the w olf Oakland (C al.) Daily News o f the 9th
A t the last Democratic County Con made against the lamb down stream, u lt , and is of as great importance to the
vention held in Polk county it was re- charging it with soiling the water he people o f Oregon as California:
solved that the County Central Com»
was quaffing.
joittee he composed o f one member
Irom each precinct— the same to be
gonian and Avsop’s wolf stand alone in
selected bv the voters o f the respective
thors o f equally unfounded and absurd
.precincts— which members wore to re»
charges.
The editor o f the Ore»
the whole range o f literature as the au
On the contrary, as every
port to the Chairman of said Committee,
school hoy knows, the very reverse o f
lion.
A s lew o f the
the Oregonian’s assertion is the unde»
precincts have y t reporte 1. notice is
»¡able truth. Secession would ryiver
have been dreamed of, aud civil war
lieu. Hayden.
hereby given that each precinct is ex
pected to report within three w cois—
»
before Saturday, Nov. ” 7
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In
ca«e
report is not made by that time it will
could not have been evoked, i f the
spirit o f those resolutions had preserved
naturally devolve upon the Chairman
a dominancy in the councils of the na»
tiou. The war that has devastated our
o f said Committee to appoint proper
land is the legitimate consequence o f
persons to till such
vacancies as may
the triumph o f the old Federalistic fac
Send iu your reports as early as
tion, which now, as in the days o f the
possible, as important business awaits
elder Adams, regards the restrictions
action.
of
exist.
F khd . W a y m ih e .
l ’ rest. Convention.
Dallas, Nov. Gth, 1800.
the Constitution as o f
no effect
against the will o f Congress, and the
reserved rights o f the States as but ne»
gations before the assumptions o f the
B
ully —
The Commercial states that
the work on the Wost»side— our— rail»
road will bo carried on all winter.
her com e; we aint afraid.
Let
Federal Government.
The late civil war was prompted by
the most natural impulses o f freemen
against tyranny.
The Southern States,
believing as they did, that the prerog»
F a r m e r s who go to market to sell
produce are decided to be brokers, and
atives aud the rights o f their citizens
must pay special tax.
were to be endangered by the ascend»
Those who only
sell at home are exempt.
Another fine
illustration of the workings o f Radical
protective legislation.
ancy to power o f a party acknowledg
ing an undefined higher law than the
Constitution, and pledged to deprive
them o f certain Constitutional rights,
F rom B etter to W o r s e .— A gen»
would have been unworthy descend
tie man just down front Benton county
ants o f a patriotic ancestry if they had
informs us that a young married man
made no remonstrance or resistance.
named Roberts, who has been residing
They were not so criminal in resistance
at Monroe, a few days since eloped with
as the Federal Government was in ag-
another man’s wife.
giession.
Roberts’ para
The whole blama o f the late
mour is said to be considerably older
than himself, and is described as being
war rests with the party that was first
squint-eyed,
and that party was the treasonable or
toothless,
knock-kneed,
untrue to its Constitutional obligations,
ganization that elected Lincoln in I860,
strange infatuation could have possessed 1 pledged as he was to use the whole
the fellow to desert a young, comely, power o f the Federal Government to
amiable and intelligent wife for such deprive the people o f the South o f
au old harridan, is a mystery to the their recognized rights in the common
neighbors.
territories.
and homely as sin generally.
A
A
nother
F
e a t u r e of t h e
correspondent
of
the
W hat
C ase —
CORRESPONDENCE.
Oregonian,
writing from Salem to that paper under
date Nov. 13, has the following in re
ference to the Jenny Boice murder.
AVe publish it for what it is worth :
“ Your readers will remember con
cerning this case that Miss Jennie
lio ice , o f 1‘olk county, was found dead
some months ago under circumstances
calculated to awaken suspiciou that
poison had been administered. Certain
physicians having pretended to make
a chemical examination of the stomach
and contents, and having declared that
no trace of poison could be found, sus»
picion was therefore naturally allayed ;
but it now transpires that Dr. Veatch,
who is a good practical chemist, had
also received a portion o f the contents
o f the stomach, in a sealed vial, for an
alysis, and he found poison in sufficient
quantity to destroy life. Under these
circumstances a renewed interest in the
ca»e is felt among ‘ he people.”
H
ope
’ t i s S o . — W e are credibly in
.formed that the recommendations o f
1‘ustal Agent Underwood for increased
mail facilities on the West side o f toe
Willamette, and which wore returned
.to him from Washington, tho Lids for
the service for the next year having
been already advertised, have
again
been sent on to the Department, accom
panied by pressing letters from
the
Agent, and also from Senator Williams,
setting forth our necessities and urging
immediate action in the premises. I f
old Flaxbrake has writteu in good faith,
without dropping a line sob rosa to
Postmaster Cresswell to neutralize the
only good thing we ever knew him to
^o, the probability is that by next July
we shall have a daily mail stage line
running through from Portland to Cor-
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v *
vallis, via Dallas, and a tri weekly ser
vice from Salem .to Buena Vista, via
Eola, Independence and
Monmouth.
A t any rate these are among the re
commendations, according to our in
formant.
As
Flaxbrake played the
W est side such a scurvy trick in the
railroad business, in view o f the ap-
proaching senatorial contest, he may
put this mail matter through to concil
iate the Radical clement on this side
the river. W e hope so, at any rate.
C o .
e s : — In “ times o f peace
M onm outh , P
E
d it o r
T
im
olk
prepare for war” is an old adage, and
one that at the preseBt time the De
mocracy would do well to hefed. Now,
it is comparatively a time o f peace;
j but the time is fast approaching when
the battle o f a fierce political contest
will be upon u s ; when the sounds of
strife will • be
heard from one end o f
f
the valley to another. W hat prepara
tion is the Democracy making for a
successful fight in that contest?
ready for the fray ? Has the deter»
miuation to fight energetically and with
the he^t abilities God fias given them,
impressed itself upon every Democratic
Is every voter in our ranks
willing to lay aside all personal feeling
and prejudice, and work for the best
interests o f the party, the people, and
the principles we profess ?
I f ¿tot, then
the time has arrived to begin the ne
cessary preparation lor the accomplish
ment of those results.
W e have an
enemy to contend with, dishonest in its
warfare, unscrupulous in all its actions,
and regardless of pecuniary cost in the
accomplishment of its nefarious pur
poses.
What, then, is necessary to
successfully combat
foe ?
sent
this
incendiary
This is necessary : that we pre»
an
undivided
and
harmonious
front to the enemy; that we be guided
by principles, not by m en ; fhat we
fight for Democracy, and not-Jor spoils.
Let us have no this man’s Democracy,
or that man’s D em ocracy; but let us
have the Democracy w^ich successfully
and to the best interests o f the people,
administered the affairs o f Government
for sixty years, and until the present
Radical Destruction party came into
power by reason o f a division in the
Democratic ranks.
Four English life and fire insurance
couipauics (or more properly associa
tions) are doing a fire business on the
Pacific coast. The authorized capitals
of these concerns figure up ,$40 000,-
000, o f which, however, only, say $•>,.
450,000 has ever been subscribed, but
how much o f even this small capital has
ever bpett paid in by these authorized
millionaires, is not known to the public,
but. it is known that they have a joint
“ life liability” o f nearly $35,000,000 !
And it may be well for Americans to
bear in mind that this immense liabil
ity is, in the main, to European policy
holders, who are no doubt secured the
first lien by the laws o f England, so
that American policy .holders would be
very apt to go begging in the event of
liquidation, while it is not to be disput
ed, that in the event o f trouble between
governments, all policies issued on this
continent to Americans by the English
companies, would at once become void.
T he Insurance Commissioner o f New
York, evidently appreciating the fact
that authorized capital amounts to no
thing, that subscribed capital is no se
curity, that millions o f life liabilities
off»et millions o f assets, that trouble be
tween governments is uot improbable,
and that policies, without the signature
o f an officer thereon, might be repudi»
ated if pushed, induced the Legislature
o f that State to pass au act requiring
these English associations to make a
deposit each o f $200,000 for security
o f New York policy holders, before be
ing permitted to carry away the pre
miums
In California these companies make
no deposit, and do not seem to ev$n
make compliance with existing laws.
In the Commissioner’s report for 1809,
we fail to find their sworn statements,
as required by law, and furnished by
all American companies doing business
hero.
The failure o f the authorized million
aire “ A lbert,” with its $7,009,000 lia
bilities, and only $1,000,000 assets,
will open the eyes o f those who have
been seduced by the “ big companies ou
paper,” and suggest to the Commission
er of California the importance of see
ing the law enforced in the case o f the
English companies, as rigidly as in the
case of the “ Builders,” while it may
not be out o f order for our Legislature
to consider the propriety o f compelling
them to furnish the same guarantee to
their California policy-holders that they
are compelled to furnish the New York
ers, an actual deposit o f $200,000, fur
nishing more solid security to our peo
ple than an authorized capital o f ten
millions, should we have any turning
“ belly up” in an effort to emulate
P r in c e
A
lbert .
N E W A D V S R T iS E M B N T S .
PASTURAGE.
pastu rage
w il l
be
fur -
nished to any persons who may desire to
Winter stock.
Apply to the undersigned at the Scovjlle
Farm, throe miles north of Dallas.
30________________________S. W. SMITH.
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The Democracy,
united, can always successfully wage a
political contest, and come out o f it
with victory perched upon our banners;
but divided, failure is sure to result.
Let us, then, go into tho coming cam
paign with "union and harmony” in
T H E E R U D I T E A N D C O N S IS T E N T
I llR A N U LYSSE S.
thing to do with it, yet played the most
important part in i t ; and i f my shoddy
friends had not been in jeopardy, you
never would have found out that I had
any friends at all.”
TO THE
Taxpayers,of Polk County
T
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
County Court o f Polk County, Oregon, made
October Term, A. D.1869, the undersigned, A d
ministrator o f the estate o f A. J. Thomas, de-
ceased will, on Monday, the 15th day o f N o
vember, A. D. 186», at the Court house door in
Dallas in said county, between the hours o f 9
ocloek a m and 4 oclock p m o f said day, ex
pose for public sale, for gold or silver coin, to
the highest bidder, all tho right, title and in
terest, which the said A. J. Thomas had at hi«
decease, in and to the following described pre
mises, v iz : Beginning at the south west cor
ner o f the donation land claim o f Geo, Gay,
which is 2:00 ebs west o f the south east corner
o f the north east J o f section 7, T 6 S, R 3 W,
o f the Willamette meridian, running thence
west 40:00 chains; thence north 40:00 chains;
thence east 40:00 chains; thence south 40:00
chains to the place of the beginning ; contain
ing 160 acres. Also, six acres of land bought
of David McDonald, adjoining the south west
corner o f said premises. All of said premites
being in Polk county, Oregon. Sale to com
mence at one o’clock p m o f said day.
Terms of sale—cash down.
B. F. McLENCH,
Administrator of said Estate.
Sullivan A Whitson, Admr's Att’ys.
October 18, 1869.
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NOTICE
h e u n d e r s ig n e d w il l m e e t t h e
Tax-payers o f said county at the follow
ing times and places— meeting at 10 o'clock a.
m. and remaining until 4 p. in.— to wit:
Bridgeport precinct, at Hollinshead’s, Nov. 23d.
Luckiamute precinct, at Wing A Appels, 24th.
Buena Vista precinct, 25th.
^ionmouth1 precinct, at Independence, 26th.
Dixie precinct, at Butler’s store. 27th.
Eola precinct, at Doty’s store, 29th.
Bethel precinct, at Hawley’s store. 30th.
Salt Lake precinct, at J Townsend’s Dec. 1st.
Jackson precinct, at the School House, 2d.
Douglas precinct, 3d.
Dallas, on the 4th.
N. B.— I take this opportunity to inform the
Tax payers o f Polk county that in collecting
taxes I will carry out the strict letter of the
law. Be prompt in paying up and save costs,
for I will not delay legal action.
J. W. SMITH, Tax Collector.
THAT IS THE PLAGE TO TRADE,
Summons.
W h e r e they w ill not refuse to take
youi G ra in because it is spoiled.
In the Circuit Court f o r Polk County, State o f
Mitcliel & Rosendorfl*,
r p i I E u n d e r s ig n e d h a v in g b e e n
X ‘ duly appointed Administrator o f the Es
tate of David Burden, late of Polk county, Ore
gon, deceased, therefore all persons indebted to
said estate are required to make immediate
payment tQ me; and all persons having claims
against the sume are required to present them
to me, at my residence in said couuty, within
six mouths from the date hereof.
WM. BURDEN, Adm’r.
Grande Ronde, Polk Co., Nov. 20, A.D. 1869.
IL L BUY YOUR GOOD AND YOUR
Damaged Wheat, also Spoiled Oats, for
which they will pay All Trade, All Cash, or
Half Cash and Half Goods.
They have just receiyed thei.r New Stock of
TO THE WORKING CLASS.—We are now
prepared to furnish all elapsed with constant
employment at home, the whole o f the time or
for the spare moments. Business new, light
and profitable. Persons of either sex easily
earn from 50c. to $5 per evening, and a propor»
tional sum by devoting their whole time to the
business. Boys and girls earn nearly as much
as men. That all who see this notice may send
their address and test the business, we make
this unparalleled otTer: To such as ars not well
satisfied, we will send $1 to puy for the trouble
o f writing. Full particulars, a valuable sam
ple, which will do to commence work on, and a
copy ol “ The People’s Literary Companion” —
one of the largest and best family newspapers
published—all sent tree by mail. Reader, if
you want permanent, profitable work, address
E. C. ALLEN A CO., A i ' o c s t a , M a i n s . 30
Which they will sell as cheap as anybody, for
Cash or Any Kind of Produce, good or had.
Notice of Final Settlement.
N THE COUNTY COURT OF POLK
County, State of Oregon, in the matter of
itie estate of Catharine Scott, deceased, G. B.
Higgs, Administrator, having filed Ins final ac
count i^ said Court praying u final settlement
of the same, and that he be discharged from
further liability as such administrator. There
fore, notice is hereby given to all persons in
terested iu said estate, that the said application
will be heard and determined at ttie Court
House in Dallas, on Munday, the 3d day ot
January, A. D. 1870.
J. L. COLLINS, Co. Judge.
Nov. 20, J869.
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Notice of Final Settlement
N THE COUNTY COURT OF POLK
County, State of Oregon, in the matter of
the estate of Michael Last, deceased, Isaac M.
Simpson, administrator o f said estate, having
filed his final account in said Court, praying a
final settlement o f the same, arid' that he be
discharged troi>i further liability as such ad
ministrator. Therefore, notice is hereby given
to all persons interested in said estate, that the
said application will be heard aud determined
at the Court House in Dallas, on Monday, the
3d day of January, A. D. ¿869.
J. L. COLLINS, Co. Judge.
Nov. 20, 1869.
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To Whom it Nay Concern.
OTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN TO ALL
not iu any way to credit my wife, Nauey
C. Simpson, as I will not be responsible iu any
way for any debts she may contra -t.
R. W. SIMPSON, of Polk Co.
Nov. 11, 186».
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OREGON
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Clothing,
Dry Goods,
Boots & Shoes,
Carpets,
24-lionr and 8-day Clocks,
j ® - G I V E US A U A L L . S5-
MITCHEL A ROSENDORFF.
Independence, Oct. I, 1S69.
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$ 1 5 GOOD AS GOLD $ 3 0
BUY THE ONLY GENUINE IMPROVED
OROIDE. GOL D W A T C H E S !
MANUFACTURED BY
THE
Corner Commercial and Coart streets,
SALEM
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O R O ID E
W ATCH
CO.
a r e a l l th e best m a k e .
ting Cases, finely chased; funk and
wear like fine gold , and are equal in appearance
to the best gold watches usually codin g $150.
F u ll Jeicelcd Levers, Gents' and Ladies' sizes,
at $15 e a e h .
T
hey
N ui
Solid Oroide Gold Hunting Cases, Full Jeweled
Levers, are ripial to $200 Hold Watches ; lleg-
iluted uild Guaranteed to keep correct time, and
irenr and not tarnish, with F-itra Fine Cases, at
{20 eaeh.
No m oney is re q u ire d in a d v a n c e . W.
send by Express uii\ where within the United
States, payable to a^ettt on delivery, with tie
privilege to open and examine before paid f>r
and if not satisfactory returned. Ov p.n mg th
Express charges. Goods will l>e sent by mail
as liegisteied Package, p rep a id , by oeudiug
cash in advance*
AN AGENT SENDING FOR SIX W AT
CHES GETS AN EPTRA WATCH FREE.
MAKING SEVEN $1» WATCHES FOK $io
OR SEVEN $20 WATCHES FOR $120.
A ls o , E le g a n t O ro id e G old C h a in s, of
latest and most costly styles, for Ladies and
Gentlemen, from 10 to 40 inches long at $2, $ !,
$6 and $8 each, sent with watches at lowest
wholesale prices State kind and size o f watch
required, aud to avoid bogus concerns order
only from
T H E O R O ID E W A T C H CO .
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I 4 S F u lto n S t., N e w Y o r k .
A
Splendid Opportunity
To Invest!
WING TO BAD HEALTH, I HAVE
concluded to sell out all my property in
Independence, consisting of one Town Lot, one
Store— with wareroora attached— neatly fitted
up and filled with Drugs, Patent Medicines,
Paints, Oils, and in fact everything generally
kept in a Drug Store. Terms reasonable.
Call on,’ or address
L. A. ROBB,
21
Independence, Oregon.
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DRUG
STORE.
N orthw est C orn er Main aud M ili Sts.,
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D A L L A S , OGN.
OREGON.
p u r c h a s e d the o l d s t a n d
formerly belonging to W. S. Kobb, and
wishing to live and lot live, I will sell at 1<> w
rates, FOR CASH, everything in my line:
a v in g
J. G. H0LBERT, PROPRIETOR.
HAVE NOW ON HAND THE LARGEST
and most complete assortment of Candies,
Ac., in the State, consisting of
I
Plain and Fancy Candies,
S U G A R TOYS,
SUGAR HEARTS,
T O R P E D O M O TTO ES,
C O R N U C O P IA S , &c.
Having recently added to my establishment
a Complete new setof machinery, l am enabled
to offer BETTER INDUCEMENTS to Mer
chants than ever before.
jsav- A c a ll Is resp ectfu lly solicited,
aud satisfaction gu aranteed.
To Whom it Nay Concern.
OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
persons not to harbor or in any way credit
Elizabeth Adatine Bailey, as I will not bo res
ponsible for any debts she mav contract.
GEORGE BAILEY, of Lane Co.
Dallas, Polk Co., Nov. 4, 186».
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Drugs, Patent Medicines,
M onday N igh t, N ovem ber 2 3 d .
such as pens, books and paper, are furnished
and subnet it to your judgment wheth free. As he expects to have his room full, the
er it is necessary to publish this as fur price o f a term— fifteen lessons — is reduced
to $3 00. Everybody knows the teacher and
ther proof o f what everybody already bis mode of teaching without further recom
mendation.
knows.
y jjf-W hat a splendid chance for Graduating
O most honest U lyss!— most learned Scholars to finish up this Wiuter.
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Summons.
In the Circuit Court o f the State o f Oregon fo r
F olk County.
Mary E. Chile. Pi lintiff, vs. ll^nry Cline, I}e-
feudu'it. Suit for a Divorce,
r n o HENRY CLINE. D E F E N D A N T: IN
JL the name of the Slate o f Oregon, you are
hereby required to appear in the Circuit Court
•i the Sta'e of Oregon, for Po.k county, within
ten day* tr .m the dale o f the serviee o f this
summons upon you, if served pit bin this county,
imi within twenty days, i served within apy
•iber county of this Slato, or if served without
the Stale, by publication or otherwise, then on
or Itetbre toe 3d Mn»»«t»y in November, 1W)9 —
ihe first day of the next regular term of tho
<’ourt aforesaid. You are further notified that
if you fail so to appear and answer the com
plaint o f the Plauiliit. for want thereof She,
plaintiff, will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in complaint, to-w it: a Dissolution
of the Bond of Matrimony existing between
Plaintiff aud Defendant, and for tho care and
custody of tho Minor child of Plaintiff and
Defendant, with costs and disbursementsof suit.
Hayden A Myer Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Dallas. Oregon. Oet. 2, 1869.
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Execulor’s Sale.
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF TH E
County Court o f Polk county, Oregon, made
August Term, A. D.. 1869, the undersigned,
Executor of the Last Will and Testament o f
M. M. Jones, deceased, will on Monday the 1st
day o f November. A. D., 186», at the Court House
door in Dallas, in said county, between the
hours of 9 o’clock A. M. and 4 o’clock P. M.
of said day, expose for public sale, for gold or
silver coin, to the highest bidder, all tho right,
title and interest which tho said M. M. Jones
had at the time of liis decease, in and to the
following described premises, viz: The donation
land claim o f George Masiker Not. No. “ 7829’'
and claim No. “ 31’’ containing 320.68 acres.
Also, the donation land claim of John Wallace
Not. No. “ 7840” and claim No. “ 56” containing
320.91 acres. All o f said premises being in T.
6 S. R. 7 W. o f the Willamette Meridian, Polk
county, Oregon. Sale to commence at one
o’clock P. M. of said day*. Terms o f sale; one
third cash down, and the remainder in four
months, secured by note and mortgage upon the
premises.
GEORGE P. L IT C H F IE LD ,
Sept. 6, 186».
,
Executor.
Sullivan A Whitson, Attys for Ex.
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And all kinds o f PURE LIQUORS, put up
expressly for Medicinal use.
P E R F U M E R IE S
OF
ALL
K IN D S .
Farm Tor Sale.
o r |
ACRES OF EXCELLEN T LAN D IN
Linn county, » miles from Albany and
5 miles from Corvallis. All under fence, good
house, young orchard, fifty acres in cultivation',
improvements all new.
Address, “ TIM ES,” Dallas, Oregon.
O U
A Iso, Soda.
Cream Tartar,
Saleratus , Sago,
Bird Seed,
Taints, Ods,
M ECHANICS’ H O T E L ,
Varnishes, Brushes,
Domestic Dyes,
No«. 102, 104, 106 Front atreet, cor Alder,
Washing Poioders,
And everything else that is kept in a FIR ST
CLASS DRUG STORE.
B . F . N IC H O L S , Druggist.
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DALLA8 LIVERY. FEED & SALE
S T A B L E ®
W R IT IN G SCHOOL.
[NIIE UNDERSIGNED, AN OLD H^ND
at the “ biz” calls attention to the fact that
he has fitted up the hall formerly occupied by
the Odd Fellows, and proposes opening a Writ
ing School on
Charles McDonald and M. J. McDonald,
Plaintiffs, vs. ,James M. Haggard, 6y F. Shoe
maker bis guardian, and Nathaniel Haggard,
Defendants. Suit in Equity for Partition o f
Real property.
O THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS».;
To all and each o f you, In the name o f
the State of Oregon, you are hereby cited and
summoned and required to be and appear in
the Circuit Court for Polk county, State of Or
egon. within ten days from the dute of service
of this summons upon you, if 6grved in this
county, and within twenty days, i f served in
any other county in this State, or if served
without the State, by publication or otherwise,
then on or before the 3d .Monday in November,
1 gey— tbc ,1 st day o f the next regular term of said
Court, then and there to answer the complaint
o f the plaintiffs Sled in said Court praying for
a division and partition o f a certain tract or
parcel o f land in sard county and State, des
cribed as follow#: Beginning at the N. E. cor
ner of Elias Harper’s donation land claim
Not. 51, T. 6 S., R. 6 West, in sections 32, 33;
theucc running west 40 efis. to a stake; thence
south to Township line: thence east with said
line 40 chs.: thence north to the placcof begin
ning; containing 240 acres, more or less, ex
cepting 8o acres off the north end, as widow’«
dower. Now then, if you and eaeh o f you fail
to up|>eur and answer said complaint as above
required, then the plaintiffs will apply to the
Court tor the relief therein demanded, to-wit:
the partition and division of said premises, or
sale thereof, aud for costs and disbursement«
of suit.
Vineyard & Turner Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Dallas, Oregon, Oct. 2, 186».
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OUR l) O U l l l .E E X T R A R E F I N E D
CANDY M ANUFACTORY
P. S.— I have written myself down
Pupils will come with a bottle of black ink,
an ass, a knave, and a “ cussed” fool, pen-holder and a ligh t;'th o other necessaries,
P resident!
Administrator’s Sale.
A D V E R T IS E M E N T S .
Hotice to Creditors.
N ew Y o r k , Oct. 10
The following is published to-day:
W a s h in g t o n , D. C., Oct. 10.
T o R obert B onner :
Dear Sir: — Your favor o f the 11th
inst. is received. I have never thought
o f contradicting statements or insinua»
tions made against me by irresponsible
parties, as those alluded to in your let
ter; but as you have written to me on
the subject in so kind a spirit, I will
say that I had no more to do u'ith the
late gold excitement in New York than
yourself or any other innocent party,
except that I ordered the sale o f yold, to
break the ring engaged, as I thought, in
most disreputable transactions. ) f the
speculators had been successful you
would ne.ver have heard of any one
connected with the Administration as
being connected with the transaction.
Yours truly,
U. S. G r a n t .
P. S,— I have written this in great
haste, without exercising judgment as
to the propriety o f writing it, but sub
mit it to vour judgment.
U. S. G.
W hich means simply— “ I had no
NEW
Oregon.
Are
their lorces thoroughly organized and
heart ?
“ England continues to be much agitated at
the failure of the ‘ Albert Life Insurance Com
pany,’ with $7,00(1,000 liabilities and only $1,-
000,000 assets, and at the probability that many
other life insurance companies in that King
dom are not much.hotter off.’’— San Francisco
Hull» tin, September 23, 1 Stilt.
A California exchange states that a
newly married oouple stopped at a ho
tel in Chico last week, and remained
two days without eating at the hofel ta
ble. W hen inquiries were made the
(man pdmitted that he hadn’ t a cent,
and qaid his wife .thought it wrong to
take food without the means o f paying
for it. They had been for forty eight
hours contemplating how they could
best earn the money to pay for their
first meal.
The hotel keeper soon
helped them out o f their trouble by giv
ing them a good dinner, and patting
the yound wife, only fourteen years old,
in the kitchen to cam a living, while
he went out in town and found employ
ment for her husband.
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C or. Main and C ourt Streets,
Thos. G. Richmond, Proprietor.
a v in g
H
pu rchased
the
B u g g ie s , s in g le o r double, H a ck s, C on
cord W a g o n s , etc., e tc .,
Furnished at all hours, day or night, on
short notice.
Saddle H orses, let b y
D ay o r W eek .
TERMS,
*
TH O M A S R Y A N , - - P R O P R IE T O R ,
(Formerly o f the What Cheer House.)
a v in g
H
the
REASONABLE.
T. G. RICHMOND.
o p e n e d t h e a b o v e house
the proprietor wishes to announce to thq
public that he is now prepared to accommodate
guests in a satisfactory manner at the moat
reasonable rates.
The entire house has boon ne,wly finished
and furnished throughout iu the most complete
and comfoatable manner.
Baggage taken to and from the house free o f
barge.
•
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J . H ed g es,
above
Stand of Mr. A. H. Whitley, we have re
fitted and re stocked it in such a manner as
will satisfactorily meet every want of the com
munity.
S uperior
PORTLAND, OREGON,
BLACK
S M I T H ,
Main Street, In dep en d en ce,
o e s w o r k of e v e r y d e s c r ip t io n
D
in bis line, in the most substantial man
ner, at short notice.
^ £ T TERMS R E A S O N A B L E .-«^
Give me a call and try my work.
J. HEDGES.
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