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It is expected that the populaiiou o f
OREGON N E W S .
HOME INTELLIGENCE.
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1 E L IQ I0 9 1 bRBYiCES IN DALLAS.
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James Stephens, a son o f James B
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Stephens, o f Last Portland, was acci«*
in | dentl.v drowned in tl,e Willamette river
’•cb month at t* Baptist Churl'll, southwest
''ornar JeffersOfi at. I Court oiiecU.
M. E. C t-r-k -D. L. Spauld g, pastor.
Services at their church r -th side o f Mill
street hetw< ' 1 Msi" . • JeflV «on. as follows:
First Sabh th (in each month) iu ihe evening;
2d Sabbath, at 11 o ’ eloe’ ; a. m.; 7M Sabbath,
In th 'e r e n i' *. R-gular praver meeting each
,We liv slay venin.r
Sunday School every
8ibba>h at 91 o’cln«** a. m.
Paptist Church.— J. W. Osborn pastor. Ser­
vices at ’ hair Church. cnr-.ir Court and Jeffer-
*«»n «treeta, the Third Sabbath in each m >nth.
' ’krtiiitiH Church.— II. M. Waller, pastor.
'M-rvi •«* at the Baptist Church socoud Saturday
tnd Sun lav in each month.
D lLI,AS, SATURDAY, AUG. 21. 1809.
P u b lis h e r ’ s N otice.
From this date all business notices published
TO the local columns of the T imks will he charg-
•• i at the rate « f twenty fire cent* per line. Reg-
j *r aihvertisers are entit ed to a quarterly
it.»tlce. gratis. With this exception the above
s »!> wui be rtrietljr adhered to.
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T u t M o r r i » M urder .— Mr.Weath­
er-., the gentleman who was with 0.
Morris at the time o f his murder in
Uheha'em valley, called on us this week.
He inlornis us that he and deceased
ab o u t 11 o ’ c lo c k
on
th e
n ig h t o f th e
11th inst.
Mr. Alvin Brock, who was found so
badly wouuded, near Peora, lately, died
on the 11th.
He was hurried in Alba*
oy on the 12th.
lion. S. A. Johns, County Judge of
Linn county, was married lately to Mrs.
Smith, formerly of Salem.
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OU9 reboot a lo v e affair w h ich h ad been
lost th e n ig h t p re v io u s : a p re tty
|_ THKR. ELMER WOOD (by J. Applegate
l guardian), heirs o f Alonzo Wood, deceased,
1 late o f Polk county, O rego n, and all persons
interested in the Estate o f said deceased: Thai
application will bo made to the County Court
n t Polk cm„,ty, state of Oregon, on the first
Mynday in September, 18*9, by Mahala Wood,
widow o f said dec« ased to assign and set off
her dower in the following described promises,
0U0 tons.
TN
Saturday last, hopelessly insane.
Tlieic are four or five new cases of
small pox reported in Astoria.
neighborhood. as the Hess boys Mould
On the Till, iu Washington county
about five mi’ es south west o f Forest
kii. bun. as they were a hard s e t ; and
Grove, a man named John Peris, who
w ii.e talking on this subject, some one
h id been reaping in* the field ofi Mr.
fir l on them from the bushes inflicting
a mortal wound on Mr. Morris, from
pi, kS(,n, had completed his work
and
loaded his mat bine on the wagon tore-
turn home, when
the horses started
suddenly and threw him out at the front
COURT
OF
POLK
September, A. D. t8<>9
J. L. COLLINS, Co. Judge.
August 7th, 1869.
15-4w
railroad, arrrived on
14th
inst. to a
1HE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST R E -
ceived and i» now opening1 a carefully se
lecteil stock of
1
prominent dealer in Sau Francisco.
set on fire by a streak o f lightning last
sixty-nine made life warmer by getting
College lor 1868-69.
This institution
the can,
lee
a n d
M o,
we .re glad to learn is in a prosperous
condition, the average number in attend
anev during the last collegiate year be­
ing 110, with a fair prospect for an in-
crease of numbers the following year,
Goodchild, o f Kugenc.
has raised three crops of peas from the
same seed this year, aud expects to raise
la ure a' its last session.
was in like
Agent Underwyod between Portland
and Corvallis on the Woet side ot the
river, has been refused by the Depart-
meut for the present, says a Portland
paper.
The Agent, however, will not
let the matter rest.
He will keep at
.work on it, sod show more fully to the
Department the nccesity o f the service
The matter will also receive the atten­
tion o f our Senators aud we doubt not
the service will be graDted early next
ydar.
lie planted the seed
it ripened
pi mted it
ag.iiii, and raised a second crop, which
manner planted and
has
brought forth a third crop.
George W . Stanford, o f Sublimity,
Marion county, has invented a water­
wheel gate, which is so easily controded
that a purchase of one pound Weight
will open or close the gate under any
head o f water.
llev. J. A.
Hanna, o f Eugene City,
has been selected hy the Oiegon Pres­
at Albany.
The ln>titute already has
My 3. 7, 5, 6, is where bad people go.
hopes to raise 850,000 in two years.
My 8. 4. 9 ,1 , is something very good.
My all is the name o f a Sabbath
School Superintendent.
Answer next week.
Answer to enigma given las week is,
»•Polk County Times.”
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.NOTQANVS.
Independence, Oregon, Aug. 11th.
Record gives the
f.illowing statement, as the fares a c r o s s -------------------- --------------------------------------
the continent, and the propositions that A u d i t s %V a i l t C « l M 1^10 a D a y
The Sacramento
have been made between the two Com.
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pames— the Central Pacific and Union
T wd $10 Mips for $4.
Pacific— for regulating the «ame throw-
L LO Y D ’S P A T E N T
rates on
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Double
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Chatles Crocker, of the Central I a«
cific , has pressed upon Hammond, o f
the Union Pacific the justne-s and fair« j
ness o f low rates. Finally, Hammond
ailtl \ m e r ic a w ith th e U n ited S tates
portion on an im m en se s t a le ,
Colored— in 4000 Counties,
p ro p o se d th at fare from San F r a n c is c o m n E S E GREAT MAPS, NOW JUST COM-
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c i 11
____ 4. pleted, 64 x 62 inches large. sh.<w every
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P,tice o f importance, all Railroads to date, and
U ro c k e r telegraphed to H a m m o n d a s k ' the latest alterations in tho various European
in<r the rate** to be re d u c e d to 8 1 0 0 in Slates. These maps are needed in every School
So the matter ^ands 7 ; and n the rates , o f lar/ Apply
! nri t T
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for cuvuliiHt, Terras, and send money
tute an institution of learning under
the control o f the Presbytrrian Church
ol
My 7. 5, 9. is the name o f an animal.
My 1, 2, 7, we use every moment (in
day time).
F a r e s on th e P a c ific R a ilr o a d .
Albany Collegiate Institute, and insti­
enter up«»n his work with a great deal
name for a
T design to keep only the CHOICEST and
REST articles and sell them at a Small Profit
For Cash.
M Y M O T T O .— Q u ic k sa le s and sm a ll
p ro fits.
G. B. S T IL E S .
c u r r e n c y — sta tin g th at th e C e n tra l Pa-
j .
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I am composed o f nine letters.
My 1, 6, 5, 4, is a nick
Miss.
General Assortment of Tin-ware,
had closed, and who
ing the responsibility o f high
the Union Pacific:
confidence and
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enthusiasm,
and
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California and the Territories.
f,wnily ia t,,li
0<’C,*P-V the sPa<,c
’" one M*P» nn<f hv means of the Reverscr
cific SO desired. Hammond telegraphed either side can l.e thrown Front, an,1 any part
that the fare slmuld be 8111. brought level to the eye. County Rights and
‘ no
fan*, in currency, now, as follows
l
v^an for and i<ee Sample Map? first, if not wold taken
ba«-k on deiu.tu'l.
£15
CALIFORNIA
Dr. A. C. Williams, living on an os* between five and twelve years)
d *«1«
free.
fare in the country, came to the Lick Extra » baggage, ” " over
1O0 p .uuds, be-
House, San Francisco, with his mother, tween Sacr iim-nto aud Omaha, curren­
and there attempted suicide with a pis­ cy, 815 per 100 pounds.
tol.
he shot was not fatal.
The Pullman Palace Car Company
Fires have been raging in the woods have made arrangements to run regu
larly, one day each week, a through
south of Seattle, recently. Great dam
age has been dune to growing timber. sleeping car from New York to Promon-
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The atmosphere was so dense with torv Point, via Hudson River and New
smoko that it was with difficulty the York Central. Great Western. Canada
steamer reached the wharf. Tbe whis- and Michigan Central to Chicago ;
tie o f Yesler’s mill rendered efficient thence via Northwestern to Omaha,
service in directing their movement«.
1 The first car started on 16th ult.
Harness.
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D allas, Ogn.
J. T. LLOYD,
23 Oortlîindl Street, N, Y.
riculture. Manufactures and Commerce o f the
Pacific States and Territories, including LOW-
M
b
T
O ^ A S ^ 100’
B“ ,I,S U
By HON. J. ROSS BROWNE,
Completo in One Large Octavo Volume o f S74
pages; Price, $4 00.
Manufactured from the native Herbs aud Roots
ol Cali'ornin,
BAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
SASH AND DOOR FACTORY,
^ 5 * The Great Blood P u rifier "S i;
FOR INFLAMM ATORY AND CHRON­
IC RHEUMATISM AND GOUT. D Y SP E P ­
SIA or INDIGESTION. BILIOU S, R E M IT ­
TENT and IN TERM ITTEN T
FEVERS,
DISEASES OF THE
BLOOD, L IV E R ,
KIDNEYS and BLADDER, these BITTERS
have been most sueeersful.
SUCH DISEAS
ES are caused by V IT IA T E D BLOOD, which
is generally produced by derangement o f the
D IG ESTIVE ORGANS.
Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever you
find its impurities bursting through the skin in
Pimples. Eruptions, or-<ores; cleanse it when
you find it obstructed and sluggish in the
veins; cleanse it when it is foul, and your fed
ings will tell you when. Keep the blood heal­
thy, and all will he well.
AGENTS,
II. II. I lc D O ft t U D X Co.,
C o r n e r M ill and Main streets, D allas.
R ig g s X C a m p b e ll
ave
H
c o n st a n t l y on h a n d j
a large variety o f D«or$ and J;
Sashes, of all the common sizes, and o f J
the best workmanship, at their Sash and Door
Factory, which they offer for sale as cheap as
such articles cau he purchased elsewhere.
They are also prepared to fill all special or­
ders for work in their line promptly, cheaply
and accurately.
Give us a trial, and you will he satisfied.
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RIGGS A CAMPBELL.
DALLAS LIVERY» FEED & SALE
D R U G G I S T S ,
Corner Pine and Sansome Streets, San Fran
cisco, Cal., and Sacramento, Cal., and
34 Platt «»reel, N. Y.
8 1 v
Cor. Main aud Court Streets,
t
Richmond & Whitley, Proprietors
E d u c a t io n a l N o tic e .
t .
Public examination of Teachers will take
place on the second Saturday of Mureh, June,
September and December.
J. II. MYER,
1
Supt. Common Schools, Polk Co.
A L T .—CARMEN I.'LAN U AND L IV ­
ERPOOL Salt, in quantities to suit, at
COX A E A R IIA R T ’S, Salem.
S
Willamette Iron Works Company
o. nicnuoxD.
a v in g
pu rchased
H
t iie
above
Buggies, single or double. Hacks, Con»
cord Wagons, etc., etc,.
Furnished at uli hours, day or night, on
short notice.
Superior
Saddle Horses, let by the
Daj* or W eek.
REASONABLE.
RICHMOND A W H IT L E Y .
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ST E A .H i:\ G I .\ E
w. j . wniTLer.
Stand of Mr A. II. Whitley, we have re­
fitted and rc stocked it in such a manner as
will satisfactorily rncot every want o f the com ­
munity.
T E R R IS ,
NORTH FRONT AND E STREETS,
COX X E A R H A R T ,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCERS
AND
BAILER
T
RIOORE’ S BLOCS, SALEM .
RI I I U D E R S .
h e se w o r k s a r e l o c a t e d on t h e
hank o f the river, one block north of
Couch's IVlmrf, and have facilities tor turning
out m ichinerv promptly and efficiently.
We have secured the services of Mr. John
Nation, ns Director o f the Work», whose expe-,
rience on this C«>ast for sixteen years gives him
a thorough knowledge of the various kinds of
machinery - required for mining and milling
purposes.
We are prepared to execute orders for all
classes of Machinery and Boiler Work, such as
Goods by the Package at Reduced Ratea
my 10 3tf
WATSON & GRISWELL,
A r c h ite c ts a n d
I NDP ENDENC E, OREGON
W
Ac.,
Ac.
Manufacture and Repair Machinery o f all
kiuds.
Irou Shutter W ork nt San Francisco
Coat and Freight.
Quartz Stampers, Shoes and Dies,
Of tho best hard iron.
1
ILL take Contracts for Building House*
o f any description or size in town or
country. Satisfaction guaranteed.
1
W ool
QUARTZ MILLS, MINING PUMPS,
Ac.,
P r a c tic a l
HOUSE CARPENTERS,
S A W an d F L O U R I N G M I L L S ,
This is tho Cheapest Work ever offered in
this market to Subscription Agents, and it is Wheeler A Randall’s Patent Grinder and
Amalgamator.
compact with useful information, invaluable to
MEKCHvNTS, F a r m e r s , MECHANICS, Dunbar’s Self-adjusting Patent Piston Packing
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e t?. and is o f deep interest to ALL CLASSES, Stevens’
Either applied to old or new steam cylinders.
Published by
H . H . B m c r o n X C o .,
ELCH’S PREMIUM SALMON— BEST
in market— in kits or barrels.
For sale at
COX A E A R H A R T ’ S,
Faletn.
W
VINEGAR BITTERS
Francisco to Omaha. 8 1 1 1 ; to St.
S
Louis, 131 ; to Chicago, 8 1 3 J ; to Ciri
cinn «ti. 8141 4 5 ; to Pittsburg, SI 11 ;
to Chiliadelphia. 8148 25; to Baiti- A G o o d H ook f o r A g e n l s !
more,8147 75; t«> Washington.8117 75;
RESOURCES
to Niagara Falls, 8145 50 ; to Buff ilo,
OP THE
8145 5 ) ; to New York 8 1 5 0 ; to Bos­
S L O P E !
ton, 8153. Children not over twelve P A C I F I C
years of age, half fare; under
five
, , f «ire
tree
O ,.,» i.i.m lr. d a Statistical and Doa.-rii.tive Summary of the M INING AND 8TEAM B0AT MACHINERY
free.
>ears or J _ e ,
ir it.
u , i c liu n a re a Mim.g an,| Minerals. Climate. Topography, Ag-
p o u n d s L a g g 'g e (p e r a d u lt p a sse n g e r)
free.
F ifty p ou n d s lis<'i/sV6 ( Dcr c h ild
Saddlery,
W
Im p o r t in g W h o le s a le
bytery to visit the Eastern States for
pupose o f raising funds to endow the
property to the value o f about 812.000,
and is out o f debt. Mr. Ilaona will
E N IG M A N O. « .
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Mr. James
FEW OF THOSE NICE ÖENTLE-
meu's Suits still left at
J. II. L E W IS ’S.
IN ES.LIQU ORS. PO RTER. ALE.
Ritters, Cigars, Candies. Oysters!
an«l Sardines will be served to gentle-*
men on the outsi'te o f tho counter, by a gentle­
man who has an eye to ‘ •biz’’ on the inside.
So come along, boys ; make no delay, and
we will soon hear what you have to say.
W. F. CLIN G AN .
Dallas, May 4,1869.
Also, a
days.
early, and when
mail service recommended by Postal
Y t
was hunting him with a big whip.
tember, 1869. The State Agricultural
College was located there by the Legis-
W est S ide M a i l .— The additional
to escape the wrath of a tobacco dealer
ed to Hillsboro witlii i the next sixty
the fourth crop,
obtained at four dollars per week.
YANKEE NOTIONS ; Etc., Etc.
himself to be locked up in a bank vault
whose factory he
*» hieb commences on the 8th of Sep
Board can be
-i i.»»« H E A D Q U A R T E R S !
pected that the grading will be complet­
He invites all to examine his work be­
fore going elsewhere. He also promises to do
his BEST in every case.
JUST RECEIVED— A lot o f New Stylo
Cases, which, for beauty aad excellence, cannot
be surpassed in the State.
Jp33r Farmers can pay in any kind o f mar­
ketable produce, delivered in Dallas.
“ Get a shadow ere the substance fades !’’
W. S. JAMES, Artist.
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ANUFACTURER AND DF-ALER IN
Harness. Sad«lles, Bridles, Whips. Collars,
Check Lines, etc., etc., o f all kiuds, which he is
prepared to sell at the lowest living rates.
^ C rR E P A tR IN G done on short notice.
r Q
•£ £ a
« ± 5
« r-H
same quality o f goods can be p ocurcd
this side of Portland.
C. 3. S T I L E S ’
It is e x ­
Card Photographs. $ 4 per Duzen.
M ain s tr e e t,
batch o f Radical State officers, on the burning Mrs W . so severely that she
D o n ’ t F o r g o t th e C h ie k a u iiu .
economical ground that they h a v e all died the third day.
I
.9 . I I . I . E W I f e .
g o t houses built or soon will h a v e , and
M r. S p u r g e o n has fo u n d it necessary
W k have received a wo- k entitled,
the State won’ t l c compelled to build a to deny formally the oft repeated slan*
L .f oi Jefferson Davis with a Secret
new set.
der that he believes “ there are infants
11:> orv o f the Confederacy,” hy that
The Chinese citizens o f Portland
m i a S„»n ion*.”
,,v s .
oi ' wonder ul o f American historians,
have erected a new Josh House in that always believed in th e solv.'ition of all
v
K A Pollard
in diction and typo-
city, and filled it with fantastically dress­ infants; and I intensely detest the
M ain s tre e t. O p p osite C ou rt H o u se ,
gr.tj li.Cal appearance it is unsurpassed,
ed idols on high thrones.
opinion winch your opponent dared to
ir- i iiMto'y ot t h e '‘ inner circle” o f the
\ew fetore! N ew G ooil*!
Miss Dickinson says she has been attribute to me. I do not believe that
t.‘onfc'ier.icy— aside from persoual ar
SS- T AM NOW PREPARED TO OFFER A
charged with “ being a man hater, but on thi' earth there is a single profess«
rog.mce -it is uneijualed, and as a work
large a-sortment o f dioico
whether she is or not, depends entirely ini' Christian holding the damnation o f 1
o f .«tnctur -s upon t h e great chief, tern*
on the man.” There are whole famlies infants; or, if there he, he must he PROVI^tUKS.
pere i by ihe highest persona! arrogance
GROCERIES,
insane or utterly ignorant o f Christian
of girls like Anna, in that respect.
WOODEN WARE,
-Mid i n d i g n a t i o n , i t will stand through
ify.”
TO 11A CCO,
Since the work Ins been resumed
tuturoag s o f American literature and
FRUITS,
A Cincinnati Treasury agent caused
on the West side ro id, two and three
hiatoiy without a peer.
CIGARS ,
n,
T
vjs-si Dr. J'xto’th Walker’s I s
Ladies’ Dress Goods,
Jlen's C loth in g,
ted her fire with coal oil from the can.
i„
u n d e r s ig n e d , h a v in g
pur -
chased the Photograph Gallery of Capt.
Lafollett. respectfully announces to the Pub­
lic that he is prepared to take all the different
varieties of Pictures in good style.
he
M ain st. (opposite the Court House), D allas,
ETC., ETC..
fire, exploded
P IC T U R E S ! P IC T U R E S !
Bear testimony t<> the Wonderful Curative
I rz
Effects o f
g
Mrs. W ilson ,of Council Bluffs, star* Which he proposes to sell ns CHEAP as the
The oil took
B
Hoot* A felloe*.
in irried.
last week aggregates 18,801 bushels.
OXDS, PROMISSORY NOTES, BOOK
Ace »unto, and all other Claims made a'
specialty a.,d promptly aollected.
1
BANK EXCHANGE SALOON,
At Burlington, Iowa, th other day, a
'I he nmouut of wheat received ot
the several warehouses in Albany dur
SPECIAL C8LLECT0H of CLAIMS..
200.000 P E R S O N S
G r o ce r ie s
couple aged respectively sixty'six and
D A V ID S O N ,
Office, No. 64. Adjoining Telegraph
Office, Front it., Portland, Ogn.
D ry Good*,
week.
received no internal injuries.
and made ready for the tics.
us arc all the hest make, Himtint/ co»e»,
finely ch:i->e<t and beautifully enamelled, Patent
and Detached Levers, fu ll jeweled, and every
watch perfectly regulated and adjusted, and
G u a ra n te e d by th e C om p a n y to keep cor­
rect time, and trenr aud not tarnish, but retain
an appearance equal to 8<did gold as long as
worn.
These eclebrntedl watches we are now send
ing out bv mail and express. C. O. D.. any
vhere within th-s United States and Canadas,
at tho regular wholesale price, payable on de­
livery.
No m on ey is r e q u ire d in a d v a n ce , ns we
prefer that all should receive and see tho goods
before paying for them.
A s i n g l e \\ atclt to any A d d r e s s , $ 1 5 .
MORE TH A N
STEP IN!
|
direct from New York, by way o f the
aud wagon all to pieces, fractured the
-.receipt of the Catalogue o f Corvallis
by
Notice is hereby given that the undcr-
all office.
The first invoice o f boots and shoes
W I I .L I A .t l
ISV O V i:iU a A .\ l» H O I T L
a judgment on him fur not giving her
The Mt. Pleasant (Iowa) depot was
fourths miles of track has been graded
m anufactured
watches for $90.
Also, a superb lot o f most elegant Oroide
,
,
.
-
Court of Polk county, Oregon, A<lu)inisirutor Chains, of the latest and most costly styles and
ered in Goo.'C Creek mountains in Idaho, of the estate o f Freeman Mnith, «Jr, deceased patterns, for Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s wear,
All persons having claims against said estate from ten to fortv inches in ’ ength, at prices of
TllC people o f Montana at the late will pres nt the same to him at his residence in $2. SI. $6 and $8 each ; sent when ordered with
watch ut the regular wholesale prices.
election refused to remove the Capital
‘ " u ^ ! indebted to ^ai»i estate
I T " lire
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kuovnn^ Uirmselves
D e s c r ib e th e w a t c h re q u ire d , whether
requested to uiuko immediate payment.
o f the Territory from Virginia City.
Ladies* or Gentleman's size, aud address your
W. ii. SMITH,
orders and letters to
Administrator.
Mis. I>r. Mary Walker thinks that
T H E O R O I D E W A T C H C O .,
Dalla.«, August 7tb, 19’ 9.
,15-4w
the death o f the r e s id e n t 's mare was
13-St
1 4 8 P u lto n s tre e t, N ew Y o r k .
fi ightened, ran away, broke the machine
C o r v a l l i s C o l l e g e .— W e are in
and
New gold diggings have been tliscoV' ‘sii:"cd has been duly appointed by the County
W mitici» saw no one at the time of
-tile ii-ing, but heard persous running
• om the pia e
Mr. Morris was shot
in ihe abdomen, the ball lodging in the
skai jii the bjek near the spine.
We
Understand there is no evidence posi­
tively flxmg guilt ou the parties arrested
but circumstances poiut strongly iu that
due nou Justice and the safety of the
Commuuity demand that the guilty par
ties should be brought to coudign puu
jshm ut.
A movement is reported on foot to
secure the re uominatiun o f the entire
COUNTY
I
m proved
W atches!
Francisco for the .......................... . the A l a t l U I n l t r ’ ll N o t i c e !
infernal music of Chinese orchestra
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A CLUB OF S IX , with nr. extr» watch to
bands.
| m o ALL WHOM IT MAY C0X*'ERX.— the agent semling the club, $99, making seven
end o f the wagon.
man’s arm and bruised his shoulder iu
| a saj luiinner
It is to be hoped he
Oroide Gold
in all, JJ;" use
wi" in b* Dallas, uml
dot,3" ni,"i,‘ Bt ,hu r,,urt
on Monday the Olh day of
tu a »me o f Bean have beeu bound
o u r on a charge o f murder.
Mr
They then became
T H E G E N U IN E
p u rg ed tom farther ii«*'-iiity as such ndm’r.
Xuerelore, nottc« is hereby given to all persons
interested in saal estate, that the st>i«l appli.-a-
(.1
M iss J ennie M o C o l o u g h , wa^sent
Mr. Weathers had ad'
The crop generally
TIIE
AL
i t o . i A i a u s l . u u u i . No. l) f .
t f x T «t A. M., Dallas, holds it« regular cum*
' munications on the Saturday preceding
the Full Moon in each manth, unices the moon
fulls on Saturday— then on that day, at on«
«»’clock.
Also, on the second Friday in each mnntfc
at 7 o’clock, P. M , for the purpose o f improve­
ment ot the Craft in Masonry, and for suck
‘•ttier work as the Master may from time to
time order.
All Brethren in good standing are invited te
attend. By order of the
W. M.
SENT BY EXPRESS, CASH ON DELIVERY.
R'-ir» administrator o fs a id estate having filed
his final account in sai«l Court praying a final
settlement of the same, ami that he he dis«
An ordinance his b een passed in San
at Vancouver in August 1870.
$15 B I V T H E R E S T $15
I- County, State of Oregon, in tho matter of
th(B .„a te -f Geo. W. Riggs, deceased. O. B.
is the heaviest ever harvested.
throat.
fercnce o f the M K. Church will be held
in d e p e n d e n c e :
is open at all hours for the accommodation o f
those who may favor them with their patronage.
12 tf
Notice oi Final Seulement.
name of Vunatty, living somewhere on
Big Muddy, bad been poisoned, result'
•v
,
.
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ing in the death o f one child, and leav­ l1 roili the estimate OI reliable Q^cuts
ing the rest o f the family in a critical and dealers, the Steam Navigation Com-
situation.
pany will bring to market at least 5 6 .-
The next session o f the Oregon Con-
OULD ANNOUNCE TO THE T B A V -
eling Public that their large Stable in
W
o f auburn hair, a lady’s garter, and a in Township 8 S. o f It. 4 W. o f the Willamette
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i meridian of which said Alonzo Wood was s ised
beautiful embroidered and perfumed , iu fc0 8 i.nple during his coverture with Appli
cant. By order of said Court.
lady’s hankerchief.
J. L. C O L U X S . Co. Judge.
Applegate A Mt-Oain, Aits, for Applicant
A dispatch, dated Sacramento, Aug
An «rust 7'h. |sf,9
lt»w8
crop. By country wagons and railroad
k
iinA„ rvr.iv..;,,,.
. i -I .I
It has boon pouring in, while the up
river boats each trip came fu ll laden.
Albany died recently, o f putrid sore
C O O P E R St C E S.V E R ,
cn rl j * T S L S w Z i L t
a rumor that a whole family by the
hn.l bi eu examining for the purpose o f
which he died iu about four hours.
*Cui . JiuJ and Tom Hess and a man by
mornings ago, in th e Fort
Tf« ; 1
1 t *
i
„
Homestead ltailroad Tunnel, was found
by the foreman the followin'»- Uiysteri
A few
by activity in movements o f the grain
to the Insane Asylum from Salem on
>vis» d >lr. Morris agaiust the project,
and I old hiui he hud better leave the
Irom w-U,UUU to4oU,UUU
7th, states that last week was marked
were returning from a hou>e th *t they
•srii ng goods.
from l o o o
inhabitants,
The Albany Rep is ter says: W e heard
A beautiful daughter o f Mr. Felicly of
LIVLRY ANO FEED 8TABLE.
n o t i c e .
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Kansas will double within three years
from 1868— from 990 000
000 r V ° S0T'0Mi>N WOOD. Mr.s. MARY PRA-
T
he
p u b l ic
R o ll-C a r d in g .
is
hereby
n o t if ie d
that the undersigned is prepared to do
Custom R<dl-Carding, at the Ellendale Mill,
24 miles west of Dallas. Orders solicited.
WM. SAULSBURY.
Ellendale, July 1st, 1899.
10
LL SORTS OF GOODS
SOLD FOR
Cash or Marketable Produce at
J. H. LEWIS?«.
ATS, GENTLEM EN’S AN D L A D IE S '
in endless variety, at
J . H. L E W IS'S ,
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