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Newspaper Page TextPOLK mim TIMES. ' C O U N TY O FFIC IA L PAPER . R IL L HE ACCEPT TH E TIO N I S IT U A Was wheat the»e warehouses were built E xcep tin g The venerable ScQftlor-«>the logical perhaps the y e a r-o f the flood)? Did Flaxbrake — is now sojourning in Ore not these warehousemen pay two years Editor. gon, and we would be pleased to learn ago $1 CO, and last year 70 to 75 cents, from him, either by letter or speech, when it really was not worth that much D A L L A S , S A T U R D A Y . S E P T . 11. whether or not he “ accepts of the situ in Salem ? W hich o f the farmers did Frank R. Stuart, ■: : “ G E M ” O. W . CANNON. Eaq. is our authorised Business Agent for Portland and viciuitjr. THOS. BOYCE, Eaq . is our only authorized Bueinoss Agent in San Francisco. ation” in the Southern States. It will best for the last two years— those that be remembered that Flaxbrake was the brought their wheat to the warehouses author of the Reconstruction A ct of itid sold it when the market was from Congress. It will a!.«o be remembered 75 cents to SI 0U, or those that kept it that he and all the Radicals advised the at home until Winter, hauled it iu people o f the Southern Slates to “ ac through the mud and sold it at from 50 Wc hare made arrangements with L. Tine- cept the situation” by recognizing the io 60 cents ? yard, Ksq, to act as Collecting and General Mr. Editor, I do not wish to trouble Business Agent for tbe Tinas until further no fact that negroes were hcuceforward tice. This will afford us more time to devote and forever voters. W ell, these fellows you any longer with questions and an to the contents of the paper, which will doubt -wers, neither ot which are o f interest less prove as satislactory to our patrons as our down South have “ stooped to conquer.” enough to your readers tocoDsume their self. Air. Vineyard will make the tour <>f the ,county on bu.-incss connected with the T imks They have “ accepted the situation.” time in reading them, as nearly every as soon as the weather will permit. We be They have gone among the niggers and ouc o f them are by this time. speak for him tbe courtesy we have invariably P ro W a r e h o u s e m e n . met at the hands of the citizens of Polk. have made them vote against the Rad N O T IC E . C o u n t y F a i r .—-W e acknowl- ical carpet baggers. The result is that Alabama elects four Democratic to two G ood F a r m in g an d N ot s d G ood .—- The following, from the Unionist, con Radical Congressmen; that Virginia ticket o f admission to the privilages of gives 25.000 Conservative majority; tains valuable hints, which we wish our the Linn County Agricultural Fair, while Tennessee gives 50,000, and farmers to profit by : “ The results of .which commences on the 28th inst and Kentucky 00,000 majority the same the harvesting on a few farms on How ell Prairie, »re given us by Mr. David will continue during four days. way. Now the question cotne9 up Newsom, and are valuable as exempli right here: W ill these fellows who fying the advantages o f good, thorough P e r s o n a l . — W e had the pleasure o f have been all along so clamorously in cultivation, ttud proving the fact so often a call to-day from Prof. Campbell, the favor o f “ accepting the situation” in stated that deep plowing makes a good new Principal o f the Monmouth Acad the Southern States abide their own crop in spite o f dry weather. 'Jhree emy, whp arrived in our valley from farms lie side by side, each of the advice? W ill they “ accept the situa farmers plowed deep, went twelve inch Montana only last week. The Profes tion ?” Or will they, as some o f their es, Icit the old used-up surface d ig sor is very much pleased with otir leaders propose, now that the game has gings, aud struck down below in march county and State, and is equally well ot pay dirt and fouud it. They plow pleased with his prospects in his new been decidid against them, refuse to ed twice, May end A u gu st; put iu seed sphere o f a>tion. professor Campbell practice what they preach, and endea the last o f October, as there was uoi is a polished and courteous gentleman, vor to set aside these c ’ections as in sufficient raiu earlier; harrowed after and we hope his rtsy among us may be valid for the simple reason that they each plowing and pulverized tlie .poil both plea-ant and pr Stable. did not go as they wished? What thoroughly. Tbe results were us lul T he C a l if o r n ia E lection . — The does the venerable old Flaxbrake say ? low s: Asa Simmons averaged a yield of forty one bushels per acre from result of the election which took place lie is the author o f these reconstruc nearly two hundred acres. John New- dn CwJforr ia last week is indeed cheer tion laws, and the people would like to 8()lu forty bushels per acre from about jo g to Democrats. The full returns hear whether or not he accepted the j eighty acres. Davis Shannon averaged have rot yet come to hand, but suffi latest situation in the Southern States I thirty-nine and a halt bushels from Give us a speech, most a>’out jine hundred acres. A-a Siui cient is known to satisfy the most in in good faith .. o . ,,T , ; mous drilled k b wheat iu and has two credulous Republicans that their race venerable Senator. V\ e know your • . . , , . .. , J hundred bushe s of wheat tn store to is run on this coast. Nearly every long arms must be aching for their show the advantage ot using the drill. county in California shows large Pem- regular systematic swing. Speak, Mr. Davis t'bunnun so*cd seven acre- .ncratio gains, and many that have hith of the same ground to oats a id harvest Flaxbrake, speak ! ,er*o been Republican have come over ed 96 bu-hels per acre. To illustrate bodily to the Democracy. Even the the advantage o f good farming we rnu-t CORRESPONDENCE. Radical sheets in San Francisco— al add that just as good land in that viein though the Democratic candidate for ity, farmed in the usual way averaged a I ndepen d en ce , Sept 8, 1869. Mayor of that city was defeated— give yield o f but twenty two bushels of Editor Times : — W ill you allow me wheat per acre. *jp the contest cs hopeless.. Before »•+xt issue we shall probably have the the use o f your columes to answer a O ur P ostal I nterests .— I t will full returns. communication signed “ W heat,” which b«* interesting to our readers to learn C o l u m b ia A n n u a l C onference .— appeared id the issue of September 4 t h ., something about the prospects for iu- Though there is really not sense, nor creased postal lueilities on the We t •The Fourth Annual Session o f the truth enough in the article to be worth Side of the \\ .llameite. Mr. Under- Columbia Conference o f the M. E. ' - . i>. . i \ ^ . n: l . i *• Churr-h Q„nth * r i f 1 while noticing, I intend to do fo for the J'00 ;* 0>,aJ Agent, publi.-hes the to - i hurch k.oufh convened in Corvallis . lowing in the Eugene Journal which Sept. 1st, B;t>hop Marvin presiding. ; r ,lrPose 0 s towing t m guar i m o throws .-ome light on the su b je ct: “ In The s?ssion continued four days and was l,‘ C PeoP,e,sl" ieresfs” that ,s ta,k,ng auswer to numerous inquiries, concern o ~e f mail * ..... service ou cer. about and asserts things which every- ing ~ ‘ the L‘ increase : marked throughout with unusual har tain routes in this S*ate and Washing body acquainted with the facts knows mony and deep spirituality. The fol ton Territory, I desire to say that l not to be so. lowing are the permanent appointments have been making an effort to secure an In the first place, I would like to n9k increase o f service on routes from for this District for the current year: A . E. Sears, P. E ; Albany, Levi Van this “ guardian.” Docs he know, that Portland to Corvallis on the west side ol the river ; also, from Salem by way S ly k e; Oregon City, John M. M oore; instead o f shipping wheat still belong o f Independence, Monmouth and Buena Lafayette, Jas E. P arrott; Dallas, B. ing to the farmers (which he asserts), \ i.-ta, to Corvallis; and also from R. B a x ter; the other circuits in the « « O “ Ul h“ “ ,h “ P**“ »* *»J lrom Portland to Port Townsend, vis Olvtn District are not yet permanently sup- ° ne 10 three thousand bushels of wheat pja, besides on others o f less import plied. Corvallis College__ \V. A. FiD- *n noarty evcrv warehouse along the j ance. but I have received letters fiorn lev, President; Jos. Emery, Professor; river, and » re p ojiou the storage on the \ the Department recently, st-tm * that ^ , ’ S:ln c v This IS the C I S C at I p - m i in thi* no increase of service on any o f the B . F B urch, Agent. Jas. K el-av, D. ’ .... _ j routes mentioned will bo ordered this M. Rice, J. M. Craig and John W . uCc’ IC 1 co 0n • y ^ i o. are , season, but that bids for service in uc- paying storage on last years wheat to cord nice with my recommendations will W ood were transferred to the Pacific Butler, Smith & Co. The Salem mill, j be invited this coming winter and ser Conference. Delegates to General Con on y to day (8rli o f September), ship- 'ic e he commenced next July In the fetence— J . W . Stahl and (J. II. E. pod some o f their last year’s wheat from «meantime I shall be glad to make any Newton, M inisters; Silas J. Day and r , recommendations for additional mail .. • .. ...... Leonidas McFarland, Laymen. The another farms warehouse. The Mil-1 service f»r any section of country not next annual session will he held at Dal waukee mill had to be begged to make ; alrC:|(]y having sufficient mail fucil las, Polk county. The report o f >,ta- arrangements to receive their whfcat,; ides ” did not want to tistics shows a fair increase in the mem as the * warehousemen t N E \V A D V E R T I SE M EN TS. bership o f the church during the past store it for them for another year, as year. they wanted to fix their warehouse; and i G o v . S e w a r d . — This venerable relic o f a class o f American statesmen who, with a very few exceptions, have passed from this mundane sphere, has been sojourning in our State forseveral days p**t. lie is accompan'ed by his son and daughfer-in law, and Mr. Ahijah Fitch, o f Auburn, N. Y ., a life-long friend o f Mr. Seward. On Sunday last the party, escorted by some Salemires, drove over to cx-Senator Nesmith’s, at Dixie, in this county, where they spent n very ploasaDt evening, and the next morniog left for Albany by way o f the beautiful Luckiamute valley. The party were very agreeably surprised at the just a-» it is here I believe it is all along the river. # «r ITILE. r t h i B E B Y OTICR * T SP y iIE G IVEN THAT I N' ill meet the Tax payers o f Folk county on Tuesday, the 28ib of September, at the Now, sir, would there be any sense in it, to ship wheat to the^e mills that Clerk's office io Dallas, to correct any mistakes that may he in the Assessment Roll o f said does not belong to them if they have county for the yeur 18(19. N. FORD, Assessor. some o f their own here? He further Sept 5th, 1889. 20 2 states, that farmers would bring their \ V -.e a t I V a u t i d . receipts, take their money and never know whether there was a grain o f E W ILL PAY SEVENTY CENTS for .Wheat in Trade, or Sixty Cents Cash, wheat io the warehouse at the time or until a further rise in the market. not. Now this the writer knew to be 20 CRONE A WOLF. W rNE W IN ES. LIQUORS AND REGARS served to customers on short notice. This establishment does not dispense tangle foot or anything of that character. Call at the Gem . -® 5 > ____________________ 2 0 j f ____________________ F •I. Hedge», n i ,A C K ^ ^ 8 M I T B . Main Street, Independence, o e s w o r k o f e v e r t d e s c r ip t io n D in bis line, in the most substantial man ner, at short i oticu. TERMS R E A S O N A B L E .-«^ Give me a call and try my work. Frederick Ness, CARRIAGE & W AGON M .K ER , EOLA. M o n e y that he keeps oonstantly on band a large assortment of GENERAL R IRCH AN D rSE, Specially adapted to tbe wants ot the community, embracing Dry Isoods, Groceries, Queens ware, Hardware, Hoots A Shoes, Hats A Caps, Etc., Etc.. Etc. ^serCali. and Judge for j ourselves -fgj; C ^ b T S TILE S ’ H EAD Q U ARTERS! H a v in g j u s t e s t a b l is h e d m y s e l f in busine^-s at Independence, L solicit a lair share o f business from tbo citizens of Polk and adjoining counties. All kinds o f work in my line done in (he best style, on short notice, aud at the most reason able rates. .jsar C all and Examine my W ork . 26 tf FRED ’ K NESS. Yew Store! I AM NOW PRE PA R E D TO OFFER A largo a-8ortmeut o f choice HOTEL, D A L L A S Yew Hoods! PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, WOODEN WARE, TO BA CCO, FRUITS, CIGARS Y A NK E E NOTIONS, Etc., Etc. D allas, O regon. ; PROPRIETORS. JANES ft HOVER, ; m ills ¿SiuLivcry Stable opposite the hotel. 20-tf , JAMES A HOVER. 0? D ry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Grocer lei, and Crockery, That has ever been offered in Polk Cr* is just received at — CRONE $ l W O L f S 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 payiog th«# highest market price for WHEAT. We also have in connection with our store/ A LARGE WAREHOUSE, • We alse keep M O L IN E and B O S T O N C L I P P E R PLOW S. i CRONE A W OLF. N E W GOODS ! , I 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 .uick sa les and s m a ll profits. G. B. STILES. * u 5 o **o.) J||” <I *aaiiapiiadapii| NEW STYLES! AND REDUCED P R IC E S AT THE OLD HEADQUARTERS OF W. C. BROW N & C O , Brick Store, Main «treat, opposite the Court House, Delia«, Ogn. ’°D *J. d 3R1 J,,J 8jna8y ‘ os[y •poppv rqibajj V a o m a g s y u h o «! j » p-*q->iujn.i pun noijou jjoqs uo p.uopao 'BjUJiuoplin[ Xui -i93.\JV(r |Hjauad pun ‘sjaqs.uqj, ‘ uapBd|{ *sja ‘ « » d a c ii su q.ms ‘AH'iNlHDVMi-® ^ •aonp u j puu uinjQ jo sjjos i|i: j S ujo ,»- no caioo . u jo fu q o, pajuJjid aju pay ‘ as.ioiiaH VM . a o i i v i v ‘ ojojs aqi qiiM uoi)oa iuoo ui ‘a.vnq os;a ^ •pojins a *4 i,ueo n of ji oas puu uo ouioj a n i v N A d m i n i s t r a t o r ’* S a le . » l\ ({ uva . n . I n o d B! q^llAY M 'uu JO 5jDO}ä p o p o p s -ip * C qi!AV ¡«1.1 »IMS II Y a-*V 3113 AU 3 ft!IA!OS V NAÍ 3 QNVA N.woa-aaTS-d.i s i \ I X XN NüS ni HSA nV SULL ll».iOilJ/I f B Y O V E R L A N D ROUTE G EN ER AL MERCHANDISE Ever brought into Polk county,- including -pring and Summer goods o f tho Latest Styles, which we arc determined to sell as Cheap, ar Cheaper than those o f less inducement. Wc have a very tine assortment o f L A D IE S ' T R I M M E D U A T ? 1 To which wc invite the attention of the Ladies. Also, to our full stock o f DRESS G oO D S , con- -isting o f Silks. Irish and French Poplins, French Merinos, all-wool Empress and half and • 11 wool Delaines; and especially to our eom- olcte assortment of Brass Buttons, Fringes, tlimps ar.d Velvets of all colors, our Uingh ims, Lawns, Cambrics, Swisses, etc., etc., in great variety. We call the attention o f GENTS and IIE A D 3 • F FAMILIES to our fiue assortment of CLOTHING and H A R D W A R E , GROCE RIES and CROCKERY. Vll ot w h ich w « w ill exchange for W o o l, W h eat. Bacon, Butter, E g g s , M a v stcd or washed Cotton H ags. Call and sec us. You will always find us happy to sec you, happier wheu wo show you ur goods, and happiest when we sell to you. W C. B R O W N A CO. Dallas, Polk county, April 3U, i960. 1 DRUG S T E P IN!- HE UNDERSIGNED IIAS JUST R E - ccjved and is now opening a carefully sc T lectod stock of - DAVE JUST RECEIVED TUB Largest and most Complete stock of . __ E W ’a illA H I H C H O R V N A f l d N Y A : P <JL L . N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE County Court of Polk county, Oregon, made August Term. A. D.. 1809, the undersigned. Executor ot the Last Will anil Testament of \i. M. Jones, deceased, will on Monday the tth •lay of October, A. D., 1SC9, at the Court House door in Dallas, in said county, between tin- hours of 9 o’clock A M. and 4 o’clock P. M. >>f said day. expose for public sale, for gold or silver coin, to the highest bidder, all the right, title and interest which ihe said M. M. Jones had at the time of his decease, in and to the following described premises, viz: The donation land claim of George Masikar Not. No. ” 7829'' and claim No. “ 51” contaioing ¡120 f>8 acres Also, the donation land claim of John Wallace Not. No. *•7810” and claim No. “ ¿6 * containing • I2«i.9l acres. All o f said premises being in T 6 S. R. 7 W. o f the Willamette Meridian, Polk coumy, Oregon. Saie to commence at one o'clock P. M. of said day. Terms o f sale: one halt cash down, arid the remainder in six months, secured hv note aud mortgage upon the premises. GEORGE P. LITCIIFTELD, Sept. 6, 1889. Executor. Sullivuu A Whitson, Attys for Ex. 2ft rjX H E LARGESfr kND BEST STOCK Also, a HOUSE II\S RECENTLY b e e n A refitted, repainted and rearranged, and it is now open for the accommodation ot the trav eling public, whoso patronage is rcspecMully solicited. The TABLE will at all times he found well provided with every delicacy of the season as well as the suOstantials, and our gue-ts may rest assured o f courteous and prompt attend ance. The SLEEPIN G APARTM ENTS will also l»e found clean, wholesome lind cowfor able.* /2-CF'Meals will be furnished Travelers at all hours. IM PO R TAN T TO e v e r y b o d y I N E W F IR M ! General Assortment of Tin-ware, CORNER M A I N & COURT S T R E E T , S a ve d I where wo offer storage on good terms. Main street, Opposite Court House, Main street. Corner o f Monmouth, IN D E P E N D E N C E . FABMERS’ STORE! ‘ I> O T Y , ISHES TO INFORM THE PtTBLTC W J. HEDGES. 20-tf STORE. Northwest Corner Main aud Alili S ts., DALLAS, OGN. AVIN G PU RCHASED tho OLD STAND formerly belonging to W. S. Robb, and wishing to live and let live, I wil' sell at low rates, FOR CASH, everything in my line: H Dry Good«, Drugs, Patent Medicines, NOTICE. Groceries, Hoot* A Shoes, And all kinds o f PU RE LIQUORS, put up N THE COUNTY COURT OF POLK expressly for Medicinal uso. • County, Stale of Oregon, in the matter of Ladies’ Dress Goods, ih e is ta te o f A. J. Thomas, deceased. To the heirs of said deceased if any such thpro he: Men’s Clothing, P E R F U M E R I E S O F A L L K I N D S . I In the name of the State of Oregon : You are hereby notified that B. F. McLeneb, adminis trator of said estate, has filod his petition in said Court praying for an order to sell the fol lowing real estate belonging Io the estate of said deceased, viz : Beginning nt the S. W. corner of the land claim of George Gay in Sec tion 7. T. 6 S. R. 3 W., running thence We-*t 4ft.ft0chs, thence North 4ft.0ftchs, thence East 40.ft0chs, thence South 4ft.00cbs,to tha place of beginning, containing 1 CO acres. Also, six acres ot land bought of David McDonald, adjoining the S. W. corner o f said premises: All said premises being in Polk county, Oregon. And you ure further notified that said application will be beard and determi/icd on Monday the 4th day of October, A. D. 18(59 Dated this Cth day o f September, A. D. 18C9. J. L. COLLINS, 20w4 County Judge. Sullivan A Whitson, Admrs Attys. O I t E <* O IV Also, Soda, Cream Tartar, Which he proposes to sell as CHEAP as the baler alas, S>rgo, same quality o f goods can be procured Bird Seed, this side o f Portland. E TC., E T C ., Faints, Oils, C a ll an d S e e Varnishes, Brushes, Domestic Dyes, Washing Posed ers, M e . Don’ t F o rg et the C llickam ln. 4 j . n . L E W IS . And everything else that is kept in a F IR S T CLASS DRUG STORE. 1 PREMIUM GANG ___ PLOWS ! J . W . G IL B E R T . TH E BEST KNOWN TO M A N I IMPORTERS B . F . N I C H O L S , Druggist. C A IV D Y M A N U F A C T O R Y G IL B E R T T - - - - - - JIASOÌV’ S H i MANUFACTUR’S GANG PLOW B O O TS AND SHOES, AND DEALERS IN “ C I I A L L E X C E .” OREGON. h is e s t a b l is h m e n t h a v in g b e e n W u n d e r s ig n e d , h a v in g pur - chased the exclusive right from Wm. Ma son. for the District comprising tho counties of P<>LK and MARION, is manufacturing these Celebrated Plows, and is ready to fill orders for the same on short notice. "irQ.. Come, Farmers, and encourage T he Webfoot & Enterprise ! And enable yoursom: ¥ ° raise Large Crops. For Sale at m y Shop at SlOO each. T . H . LU C A S , 6 SherifPs Sale. Dixie. Polk county. O gn, T O F A R M E R S . Y virtue of an Execution issued out o f the E ARE PREPARE D TO BUY YOUR Circuit Court of the State o f Oregon, for Wheat at tbe highest cash price. Also, Folk county, to me directed, in favor o f S. H. will pay an Advance o f TEN CENTS IN Way and against Wm. II Beck, I have this the GOODS. 11 th day of August, A. H., 1869, levied on Lots VANDUYN A SOMMERVILLE. No. 5 and 6 iu Block No. 3 north o f Main Independence, Sept. 3. 18f>9. 19 street and No. 3 east o f Meridian street in the town of Buena Vista, Polk county. State of To Whom it May Concern. Oregon, the property of sh H Wm. H. Beck ou S a tu rd a y th e 18th d a y o f • e p te m b e r, 1869, at the hour of one o’clock F. M , I will sell the Y W IFE, RlIODA CONNOR, HAVIN G same or so much thereof us shall he necessary, left my bed and board without just rause to satisfy said execution o f $133 15-ltiO and er provocation, notice is hereby given that I costs, at public auction to the highest bidder, will not be responsible lor any debts she may in United Mutes gold coin, in front o f the contract iu my name. JOHN CONNOR. Court House door, in D j II as , Folk county, Ogn. r J. W. SMITH, UEEXSW ARE IN ABUNDANCE, lCwt Sheriff n f Polk county, Oregon. At J. II. LEWIS’S. B BROS., AND COMMERCIAL STREET, SALEM A . H. G IL B E R T . OF removed recently to spacious premises us above the proprietors beg to iutorm the mer chants o f this valley that we u>e now prepared to offer greater inducements to purcliaso g< ods false, if he knew anything at all, in onr line from us )hau ever before, having on seed Harley For »ale. bund a very large stock of which I doubt very much, especially in Caudles, C lears, E HAVE FOR SALE, at our W ARE regard to wheat, as I don’ t think he Nuts o f all kinds, HOUSE in Independence, 500 bushels ever raised or owned a bushel o f wheat ol A No. 1 Seed Barley, which we will sell for C hew ing Gum , etc., etc. Cash or in exchange for good Wheat or Oats. We shall be prepared to offer to our custom* in his life. Two-thirds of the wheat 20 4t MITCHELL A ROSEDORFF. ers for the Holidays a very large assortment of stored in one warehouse was sold to the toys, etc., etc. 19 surpassing beauty and fertility o f the Farm Tor Sale. region they passed through, and wiM owners o f others, and did they ever fail to deliver it ? W hen Mr. McCrack Q f | ACRES OF EXCELLENT LAND IN not fail to say a good word, if any. in | Liun county. 9 miles from Albany and en borrowed and bought some twelve favor o f the natural advantages o f our p , - * i | r , 5 miles front Corvallis. All under fence, good beautiful State. W e, on the West Side or fou rteen th ou sa n d b u sh e ls Ot w h e a t house, young orchard, fifty acres in cultivation, from the farmers themselves, as the ,mPr,,vuu,ent!* »>vw. J Address, *• H M ES,” Dallaa, Oregon. o f the Willamette are so entirely shut merchants refused to lend, hoping there out from communication with the bal D. U . Em m et, hy to force Mr. McC. to raise the price, ance o f the State, that it is only once did he not ¡;ct his wheat? Had they; R F O T & » H O E M A K E R , in a long time visitors ever sec this side ever to call twice ? A nd further, does o f the valley. W e are therefore more Mr. “ Wheat think Polk county, or _______ thau pleased that the most distinguished even Orejjnti, regulates the price o f A FINE STOCK o f OREGON TANNED guest Oregon ever had may be num * n r | . i , 1 TL Leather, Santa Cruz Sole Leather, aud Wl.eat f \\ hen wheat wus only Worth French Upper Leather constantly on hand. bered among the few. Gov. Seward and h ere fiity ce n ts, could it Stand more ROOTS and t-H0E3 made to order in the party are uow on their \yay oyeil-p d to , . . . . ci -n . m” 8t approved style at short notice. Batisfac- aud pay for slopping to ban Braucisco? I tioo guaranteed. 20-tf ^aliforoia. R . MAIN STR EE T, IN D E P E N D E N C E . .edge the receipt o f a complimcntart* L MAIN STREET, S A LO O N , t A G L ,\ C I E j FOB T H E “ TIMES.** /' W E S T -S I D E S T O R E ! N E W A D V E R T IS E M E N T S . ever higher here before W M Q Shoe F in d in g s ! French and American Oaif Skins, UPPER AND SOLE L E A TH E R , M O RO CCO S, L I N I N G S , E tc ., Salem - - - - Oregon, H ighest Cash Price Paid for Hides and Furs. g GEO. A . E D E S. \ •{ SAM ’ l H E A D R IC K GEO. A . EDES A Ç » , * DEALERS IN m Drugs, À. i Medicines, PAINT8, OILS and DYE-STUFFS, At tbe old stand formerly occupied by M. R. Cox ft Co., Union Block, Com m ercial Street, Salem« JfS T' A Liberal discount made to Count»? Traders. ’ » GEORGE A. EDES, 3 SAM'L HEADRICK. W ELCH’S PREMIUM 8ALMON— BEST in market— in kita or barrels. For sale at COX ft EARÇA&T’S, Belem, •*« vl/.’UiM 'labor