POLK () 0 inm TIMES.
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.
F rin k R. Stuart,
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DALLAS, SATURDAY. OUT 9 .
A G E N C IE S FO R T H E “ TIM ES».’ »
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Business
THOS.
Business
CANNON. E sq . is our authorised
Agent for Portland and vicinity.
BOYCE, Esq , is our only authorized
Agent in Sau Francisco.
B U S IN E S S N O T IC E .
We hare made arrangements with L. Vine
yard, Esq., to act as Collecting and General
Business Agent for «lie T imes until further no
tice. This will afford us more time to derote
to the contents of the paper, which will doubt
less prove ns satisfactory to our patrons as our
self. Mr. V ineyard will make the tour of the
county on buoiues* connected with the T im es
as soon na the weather will permit. We be
speak for him the courtesy we have invariably
tact at tho bauds o f the citizens of Polk.
I n S e s s io n . — The Territorial Legis
lature o f Washington convened last
Monday, the 4th instant. Heretofore
C O R R E SP O N D E N C E .
P E N D L E T O N ’S S P E E C H .
George II. l ’ endleton,the Democrat
F a r m F or S a le !
D a l l a s , Oct. 7, 1869.
bodily injury received some time since,
by being thrown from a carriage, some
prosperous.
gentlemen visited him at his residence
admits our riches in proportion to our
and extorted from him a speech, which
area, it in the next breath denies that In the Circuit Court fo r Polk County, State o f
the young statesman delivered while
there are any enemies on the east side
resting upon his crutches.
this
o f the river who would detract an atom
brief article wc can but allude to the
salient points of his speech.
H e de
from the onward progress o f our couuty.
clared that he could not agree with
know whether the Statesman speaks
on the 10th o f last September one o f
the most masterly, effective and unan
swerable speeches ever delivered on
American soil. Unable to make the
campaign in person on account o f a
In
M r . E d i t o r :— I notice an article in
And while the Statesman
Now, I, for my part, am puzzled to
Governor Hays, that “ the Union is re from ignorance
stored while Virginia, Mississippi and for don’t every
Texas are under military Governors” — that less than
that peace was restored “ when justice that time the
is administered by a drum-h^ad court
martial,” or that tho Constitution is
or wants to lie outright-
one o f its readers know
four months ago it (at
Unionist) did all in its
power to prejudice the superintendent
o f the mails in Oregon in order that
maintained when “ the Supreme Court the talked of daily mail, which is so
is only waiting an opportunity to de much needed on the west side o f the
C o rrectio n .— I n our statement o f clare the reconstruction acts unconsti river, might be frowned down by tbe
the coudition oi the public finances of tutional.” He declared that he could Superintendent and by Congress, and
Polk county published in the last issue not sav “ that the people are not bur we o f tho west side left to suffer un
o f the T im e s , an error recurred in tho dened when a debt o f 82,500,000.000 heeded, simply to play lackey to Salem
apportionment o f the tax to be levied. is piled upon their shoulders, and this aud the east side. O no ! there aro no
it has met in December.
The tax will be, a* before stated, seven immense amount is increased six filin'-
teen and a half mills, to be divided as dred millions by a resolution o f Con-
follows : For State purposes, five and a yress ilto increase the public credit.”
half m il's: school purposes, two m ills;
for couuty expenses, ten mills.
He alluded to the fact that “ $430,000,-
000 arc actually drawu from the pro
enemies on the east side that would
throw a straw in the way o f our pro
gress. But this is not all. How was
it, Mr. Statesman, with the R. R .?
O
consistency, thou art a je w e l!
ducts o f active labor and nothing from
F
lax
. — The last number o f the A l
bany Democrat o f last week contains an
article upon flax culture, and urges
payment by the Secretary o f the Treas
ury “ of oue hundred and twenty dollars
for a bond which he may redeem for
tention to the cultivation o f this staple.
or.e hundred.”
Mr. Pendleton alluded
>
in strong terms to the disordered bus
county, all o f which finds a ready mar iness interests o f the country, and con
ket at remunerative prices, and the de demned the attempt on the part o f the
mand is always bri^k.
W e are in Radical party through force and fraud
formed that many farmers in this to foist upon the country the Fifteenth
county would engage in this branch o f
industry if they were better posted on
the method o f raising it.
Cannot some
farmer who thoroughly understands this
business enlighten the public on this
subject through tho columns o f the
T 131ES.
II uld I our H orses .— The Salem
Statesman is rather to* freely exercised
over a few remarks o f outs with refer
W
dead capital.”
He condemned the ex
emption of bonds from taxation, and the
upon the farmers o f Liun county the
importance o f their devoting more at
There is considerable flax raised in this
T
h e u n d e r s ig n e d o f f e r s f o r s a l e
his farm, located on the State road about
three-fourths of a mile below Independence,
the Salem Statesman which is intended Polk couuty. It contains 218 acres, 190 of
to gainsay the idea that there are draw which aro excellent prairie land, all under fence
and 80 acres in cultivation, the balance is cov
backs, as set forth in the T im e s , which ered with good timber. The whole is well wa
tered by springs and wells. Terms reasonable.
militate against the progress o f Polk in
Apply to the undersigned at his residtnoe
agriculture and trade, which, com one mile west o f Monmoufh.
JOHN R. COOPER.
bined, tend to make a country rich and
Dallas, O ct 2, 1889 . _________________ 23-4
ic nominee for Governor o f Ohio, made
Amendment, because it would destroy
“ the relatiou o f the States to the Fed-
oral Union which the Constitution es
tablished, and degrade them.”
He
bitterly opposed Chinese immigration,
and inveighed against the new Radical
dogma o f cheap human labor as a crime
and a shame. He exhibited from an
official statement o f the Treasury De
a r w ic k
J
r .
T he T w o »•Fiance.”
The New York Sun o f September
11th contains a very lengthy account
o f a large party of the bond holding
aristocracy given by Mrs. Charles M.
Morton, at the “ Morton V illa,”
near
Poughkeepsie, on the 5th o f last month
It giAcs a very glowing description o f
the rich viands, the luxurious waltzes,
aud the interesting tableaux, and also a
personal description o f some o f the
choicest ladies present, from which we
clip the follow in g:
Charming Miss Bessie Cheevcr, the
reported fiance o f Gen. Phil Sheridan,
wore a white grenadine, trimmed with
black and white fringe, the dress being
one o f the most unique and stylish seen
on the floor.
From a fellow just over from the
partment that the receipts for the
Reservation, and who was there on the
cnee to the various disaivantages under i three months ending June 30, 1809, precise date o f the aforesaid party, and
which we o f tho W est Sido la b or, anJ were S124.521.229 99 (which is at the who saw at that time S h e r id a n ’s first
the olsta c’es that lie in the way o f tho rate o f a half billion yearly), and that fiance, we are also able to give acorrcs
development of our resources. It de in addition to this “ there was realized pondingdescription: (planning clootch-
nies in toto that any ungenerous rivalry i from loans 844,925,422 20, making a man Betty, the genuine fiance o f Gen.
exists in the bosoms of any o f the peo total for three months from all sources, Phil. Sheridan while in Yamhill couuty,
pie of the East Side, or that we have any in currency, o f one hundred and sixty
wore a white Salem horse blanket with
draw backs as alleged. In the face of nine millions o f dollars. During the red and yellow border, over.a“ bit” cal
the fact that only a few months since, same time the expenditures for ordinary ico dress. Her leggings, o f sheep skin,
while the T i m e s was urging the estab expenses “ were $75,161,4G9, and for were more unique and stylish than any
lishment o f a daily mail service and a payments on account o f principal ot the worn by the other squaws on the Res
linee of stages through from Portland debt, 848,288.797— a total o f 8124,- ervation.
Mr. Pendleton then re
to Corvallis, and the people on this side 349,870.”
H ard on F la xb ra k e.
o f the valley were circulating petitions marked that “ the jugglery about the
for the accomplishment o f that object,
the Unionist favored the project at first
we borrowed forty-four million and paid
upon condition that Salem should be
forty-nine million, leaving an actual
the chief objective point on the route;
payment o f about five million ; but in
struction acts unconstitutional.
but when wc drew its attention to the
order to effect this payment there was
will be a hard blow ou our Flaxbrake,
fact that Salem was not on the West
who is constantly boasting o f the au
tide it fought the measure ‘ tooth and
an excess o f revenue over expenditures
of forty-five millions, and the Secretary
toe-nail,” as the saying is— we think
paid a premium o f 81,374.080, or more
the remarks o f tho Statesman are in
very bad grace. W e do not claim that
than twenty-five per cent.”
ded to the
all the people on tha East side would
showed that the bondholders, with one
work against us, ueither did we accuse
eighth o f the capital o f the country,
ators expire in 1871, and according to
the Statesman o f doing so. although its
only paid a tax o f 81,300,000, while
predecessor did.
lfut we do claim that
the other seven-eighths paid $123,000-
law the vacancies will have to be sup
plied at the next term o f the Legisla
the course pursued by the Unionist in
000— that is, a man employed in bus
tures where only biennial sessions are
reference to this matter did injure our
iness with his money pays seventeen
interests and was sustained by a major
ity o f its readers, in proof of which we
times greater tax on it than though it
was invested in bonds.
h eld: II. V . M. Miller, G eorgia; J.
ACRES OF EXCELLENT LAND IN
C7X * Linn county. 9 miles from Albany and
W . Grimes, Iow a; Richard Yates, Illi 5 miles from Corvallis. All uuder fence, good
nois; Edmund R Ross, Kansas; W . bouse, young orchard, fifty acres in cultivation,
He allu
for an opportunity to declare the recon
taxation, and
£-Jf*Thc terms o f the following Sen
I
N THE COUNTY COURT OF POLK
County, State o f Oregon, in the matter of
tho estate of Jonas Livermore, deceased, Jonas
Livermore, administrator of said estat**, having
filed his final account in siii<i Court praying a
final settlement of tbe same, and that he be
discharged from further liability as such ad
miuistrator. Therefore, notice is hereby given
to all persons interested in said estato, that the
said application will be beard and determined
at the Court House in Dallas, on Monday, the
1st day ot November, A. D. I860.
J. L. COLLINS, Co. Judge.
Sept. 25. 1869.
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Farm Tor Sale.
improvements all new.
B O O K « A S T A T IO N E R Y
•F.
K .
side has b«»th !
\re these not “ draw
back s?” W e might still further prove
the correctness oi our position by re
viewing the railroad rivalry, but our
tariffs, showing that the manufacturers
ler, Tennessee;
uud not the Gevem m ent were benefitted
by them, at the expense of the people
at large.
Virginia— total, 16.
F a l l . — The follow
ing is a list o f the States in which elec
ton stands precisely where he did two
years ago. This fact caused our only
tions are soon to come o fl: Iowa, Ohio
and Pennsylvania, second Tuesday in
October (next T uesday); Maryland,
W e arc glud to
ue so
Anything that inures to the
direct advantage o f either side cauuut
but be a benefit to both.
l e c t io n s t h i s
Ou the finance question Mr. Pendle
regret while reading his speech. A
see the Statesman disposed to greater man o f his clear mind should be able,
liberality on these subjects than has with increased study o f this swindling
hitherto been manifested by our oppo debt quest ioD , to advance to a higher
and justtr position, and one more in
site neighbor, and hope he may coutio
space will not permit.
E
W . T. W illey, W est
consonuuce with the swelling tide of
public opinion.
Massachusetts,
Minnesota, Wisconsin
and New York, on
the first Tues
day in November.
C h a n g e . — It is rumored that Judge
Doady is to be transferred to the Dis
trict o f California, and that Judge
M r .)B row n , o f the Salem Press, has Boise is to take his place in the U. S.
A s k y o u r n e ig h b o r to su b scrib e for
been suffering from an attack o f con Court for Oregon.
the T i m e s instead ot borrowing it, th u s gestive chills, but we are glad to state
^‘ chiseling” the printer out of his labor, 4 hp is rapidly oonvalesoiDg,
Weather clear, braoing and sunshiny.
NIGHTINGALE,
ANNA E. DICKINSON,
ROSA BONHKUR,
FRANCES ANNE KEMBLE,
L ID IA H. SIGOURNEY,
G AIL HAMILTON,
and over 40 others, by the most prouiinont au
thors o f our day and time.
It is an elegant octavo volume, beautifully
illustrated with numerous finely executed steel
engravings and containing nearly 70U pages.
As a literary production, it contains the best
essays and finest thoughts of many of the most
prominent writer* o f the present day.
This is tho best work ever offered to canvass
ers, and those wishing territory assigned them
to canvass should upply immediately in person
or by letter to tbe undersigned.
We also have the General Agency for tbe Pa
cific Coast for “ Greeley’s American Conflict,”
and are ready to supply through our agents all
who desire it.
Having also tho sole agency for Morse's Col
ebrated Fountain Pens, we are prepared to fur
nish canvassers with a capital article.
. H. H. BANCROFT & GO.,
Publishers,
609 Montgomery St.,
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Han F ra n cisco, California*
Saved !
IM PORTANT TO
EVERYBODY I
f j f H E L ARG EST AND BEST STOCK
OF
Dry Goods,
Clothing,
Boots,
Shoes,
Groceries,
and Crockery
«4 I L L ,
'T A T E S T R E E T , S A L E M , O R E G O N .
School Boohs
Blank Book«,
stationery and
Musical lii«trii<iicnts.
All kinds of School Books used in this vicin
ity constantly on hand.
,
That has ever been offered in Polk Co., ie just
received at
CRONE & W O L F ’S
New two story building at IN D EPEN D EN CE,
which we will sell CHEAPER than the CHEAP
EST.
We are prepared through recent arrange
ments made in Ssn Francisco, to find constant
sale for all kinds o f Produce, and paying the
highest market/price for W H EAT.
We also hat« in connection with onr store,
A LARGE W AREH O U SE,
where wc offer storage on good terms.
We alse keep
M O L I N E and B O S T O N C L I P P E R
PLOW S.
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CRONE & WOLF.
N E W F IR M !
N E W GOODS!
NEW STYLES!
A N D R E D U C E D P R IC E S
AT THE OLD HEADQU ARTERS OF
W. C . BRO W N & C O ,
Brick Store, Main street, opposite
the Court House, Dallas, Ogn.
W
E
nAVE
JUST REC EIVE D THE
Largest and most Complete stock o f
GENERAL
MERCHANDISE
Ever brought into Polk county, including
Spring and Summer goods o f the Latest Styles,
which wc are determined to sell as Cheap, or
Cheaper than those o f less inducement.
Wc have a very fine assortment o f
L A D IE S ' T R IM M E D H A T S !
To which we invite the attention o f the Ladies.
Also, to our full stock o f DRESS GOODS, con
sisting o f Silks, Irish and French Poplins,
French Merinos, all-wool Empress and half and
all wool Delaines; and especially to our com
plete assortment o f Btass Buttons, Fringes,
Gimps ar.d Velvets o f all colors, our Ginghams,
Lawns, Cambrics, Swisses, etc., etc., in great
variety.
We call the attention o f GENTS and HEADS
OF FAM ILIES to our fine assortment o f
CLOTHING and H A R D W A R E ,
GRO C E RIE S and CRO CKERY.
A ll ot w h ic h w e w i l l e x c h a n g e fo r
W o o l, W h e a t. B a c o n , R u tte r, E g g a *
l< la x s e cd o r w a sh e d C o tto n H a g s .
Call and see us. You will always find ns
happy t<> see you, happier when we show you
c u r g o d e , a n ti
w l t ,n « . Bell t o .y o u .
W c. BROW N A CO.
Dallas, Polk county, April 30, 1869.
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DRUG
Importer, Wholesale aud Rectail Dealer in
STORE.
N o rth w e st C o r n e r M ain and M ill Sts.*
D ALLAS* OGN.
p u r c h a s e d the o l d s t a n d
formerly belonging to W. S. Robb, and
wishing to live and let live, I will sell at h*w
rates, FOR CASH, everything in my line:
aving
H
AGENT FOB MASON & HAM LIN ’ S ORG \NS.
Drugs, Patent Medicines,
As I import all mv stock direct from manu
facturers and Publishers, I can offer superior
inducements to publishers.
^ ¿ i - l l a l f a -b lo c k c a -t o f th e R a n k -Q .x
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And all kinds o f PURE LIQUORS, put up
expressly for Medicinal use.
O r e g o n "
CANDY M ANUFACTORY
COMMERCIAL STREET,
SALEM
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OREGON.
T HIS ESTABLISHMENT HAVING BEEN
P E R F U M E R IE S
OF
ALL
K IN D S .
Also, Soda.
Cream Tartar,
Sederalus. Sago,
Bird Seed,
Paints, Oils,
Varnishes, Brushes,
Domestic Dyes,
Washing Powders*
removed recently to spacious premises as
above, tho proprietors beg to inform the mer
chants o f this valley that wo are now prepared
to offer greater inducements to purchase goods
in «Mir line from us jhan ever before, having on
hand a very large stock of
C a n d ies, C ig a r s ,
Nuts o f a ll kinds*
And everything else that is kept in a F IR S T
CLASS DRUG STORE.
C h e w in g G u m , etc., e t c .
Wc shall bo prepared to offer to our custom
ers for tho Holidays a very large assortment of
toys, etc., etc.
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AND
IM PORTER S f f l
CARRIAGE AND WAGON S H O P !
BOOTS
But the best point in Mr. Pendleton’s P. Fessenden (deceased), M aine; Ily.
have only to refer the Statesman to
Address, ‘'T IM E S ,” Dallas, Oregon.
C o r .- W a s h in g to n aud O ak S ts,
speech
is
that
whieh
relates
to
the
tar
the sudden falling-off in the number o f
Wilson, Massachusetts; J. M. Howard,
a T p L E M p BOOKFOR AGENTS!
(Adjoining Shreve's blacksmith shop)
subscribers to the Unionist on thi 3 side iff. He spoke by the record, and ex M ichigan; Daniel S. Norton, Minnes
the river about that time. The States- hibited how diamonds, laces, jew elry, ota ; John M. Thayer, Nebraska; A.
EMINENT
DALLAS,
OREGON.
mau knows as well as ourself that there and gewgaws for the rich were lightly II. Cragin, New Hampshire; Alexan W O M E N OF T U E A G E !
Lines & Elliott, Manufacturers.
is a larger amount of and better agri taxed, while articles for the use of the der G. Cattell. New Jersey; George
Being narntives o f the Lives and Deeds of
cultural land on the West side o f the poorer classes were taxed enormously. H. Williams, O regon; Ileury B. A n the most prominent women of tbe present gen
E L L - S E A S O N E D OREGON AND
States Lumber—Ouk, Hickory, Ash, Ac.
eration.
Among
whom
aro
FLORENCE
Willamette north o f this point than ou He exploded the theory o f protective thony, Rhode Island; Joseph S. Fow
the East side, aud a much larger popu
latiou, yet we have no daily mail nor
stage lino on this side, while the East
M oney
C lo th in g
D ry Goods,
Notice o i F in ii Settlement.
This
“ the proudest act of my long and con
sistent public life.”
ILL BUY YOUR GOOD AND YOUR
Damaged Wheat, also Spoiled Oats, for
which they will pay Ad Trade, All Cash, or
Half Cash aud Half Goods.
They have just received their New Stock o f
W
W
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
County Court o f Polk county, Oregon, made
August lerm , A. I)., 1869, the undersigned.
Executor ol me l.asi Will ami Testament ot
M. M. Jones, deceased, will on Monday the 1st
day of November, A. D., 1869, at the Court House
door in Dallas, in said > county, between the
hours of 9 o'clock A. M. ami 4 o’clock P. M.
of said day, expose for public sale, for gold or
silver coin, to tho highest bidder, all the right,
title ami interest which the said M. M. Jones
bad at the time of liis decease, in and to the
following described premises, viz: The donation
land claim of George Masiker Not. No. “ 7829”
and claim No. “ ¿ I " containing 320 68 acres.
Also, the donation land claim o f John Wallace
Not. No. ‘•7S40’ ’ 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 upou the
premises.
Pendleton, in his speech, said that
GEORGE P. LITCH FIE LD ,
Sept.
6,
1869.
Executor.
the Supreme Court were only waiting
Sullivan A Whitson. Attvs for Ex
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thorship ot the reconstruction policy as
Mitclicl & RosendorflT,
T
I
FABMERS’ STORK!
W h e r e th e y w i l l not refuse to take
y o u ) G r a in b e ca u s e It is spoiled*
Oregon.
Boots & Shoes,
Charles McDonald and M. J. McDonald,
Plaintiffs, vs. James M. Haggard, by F. Shoe
C a r p e ts ,
maker his guardian, and Nathanial Haggard,
Defendants. Suit in Equity for Partition of 21-hour and 8-day Clocks,
Real property.
Whieh they will sqll as cheap as anybody, for
OTHE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS :
Cash or Any Kind o f Produce, good or bad.
To all and each of you, In tho name of
G IV E US A C A L I / . - ^
the State of Oregon, you are hereby cited and
summoned and required to be and appear in
M ITCHEL k ROSENDORFF.
the Circuit Court for Polk county, State of Or
Independence, 0«*t. I, 1869.
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egon, within ten days from the date ol service
of this summons upon you, if served in this
seed Barley For Sale.
county, and within twenty duys, i f served in
any other county in * this State, or if served
E HAVE FOR SALE, at our W A R E
without tbe State, by publication or otherwise,
HOUSE in Independence, 500 bushels
then on or before tbe 3d Monday in November.
of A No. 1 Seed Barley, which we will sell for
1869— the 1 st day o f the next regular term of said
Cash or in exchange for good Wheat or Oats.
Court, then itwd there to answer the complaint
2U-4t
MITCHELL k ROSEDORFF.
o f the plaintiffs filed in said Court praying for
a division and partition o f a certain tract or
DALLAS
pareel o! land in said county and State, des
H OT EE,
cribed as follows : Beginning at the N. E. cor
ner of Elias Harper's donation land claim
Not. 51, T. 0 S., K. 6 West, in sections 32, 33; CORNER MAIN & COURT STREET,
thence running west 40 cbs. to a stake; thence
D a lla s , O r e g o n .
south to Township line; thence east with said
line 40 chs.; thence north to the place of begin
n ing; containing 210 acres, more or less, ex JAMES & HOVER,
PROPRIETORS.
cepting 80 acres off tho north end, as widow’s
dower. Now then, if you and each of you fail r p iI I S HOUSE HAS RECENTLY BEEN
to appear and answer said complaint us above
JL refitted, repainted and rearranged, and it
required, then tho plaintiffs will apply to tbe is now open for the accommodation of the trav
Court tor the relief therein demanded, to-wit: eling public, whose patronage is respectfully
the partition and division of sai l premises, or solicited.
sale thereof, and for costs aud disbursements
The TABLE will at all times be found well
of suit.
provided with every delicacy of the season as
\ ineyard A Turner Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
well as the substantial, and our guests may
Dullas, Oregon, Oct. 2, IS69.
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rest assured o f courteous aud prompt attend
ance.
S u m m on -.
The SLEEPIN G APARTMENTS will also
be found clean, wholesome and comfortable.
In the Circuit Court o f the State o f Oregon fo r
¿5S£UMeals will be furnished Travelers at all
hours.
Polk County.
Mary E. Cliue, Plaintiff, vs. Il.nry Cline, De
fdS*Livery Stable opposite the hotel.
fendant. Suit fora Divorce.
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JAMES k HOVER.
riV> HENRY CLINE, D E F E N D A N T: IN
J. the name of the State o f Oregon, you are S E L L IN G O F F ATT C O ST !
hereby required to appear in the Circuit Court
ol the State of Oregon, for Polk county, within
ten days frutn the duto o f tho service o f this
B u tle r. S m ith & Co.
summons upon you, if served within this county,
aud within twenty days, i served within any
other county of this State, or if served without
4 RE NOW SELLING OFF THEIR EN-
the State, by publication or otherwise, then on xA. tire stock of Goods
or before the 3d Monday in November, 1869—
the first day of the next regular term of the At Portland Wholesale Prices!
Court aforesaid. You aro further notified that
Anv person can make from TWENTY to
if you fail so to appear and answer the com
FIFTY
PElt CENT by calling soon, for we
plaint o f the Plaintiff, for want thereof She,
plaintiff, will apply to the Court for the relief expect to close out within Thirty Days.
demanded in complaint, to-wit: a Dissolution
A U C T IO N E V E R Y S A T U R D A Y S
of the Bond of Matrimony existing between
Plaintiff and Defendant, and for the care and
We also offer our Storehouse for 2 5 p e r
custody of the Minor child o f Plaintiff and c e n t less th a n c o s t.
Defendant, with costs and disbursements o f suit.
Hayden A Myer Attorneys for Plaintiff.
y£Q*All persons knowing themselves indebt
Dallas. Oregon QaC. 1, 1669.
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ed to us wiU please call and settle immediately.
BUTLER, SMITH k CO.
E xecutor7!* Sale.
Independence. Ogn., Sept. 2s. 186‘J,
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debt I hardly comprehend.
enormous
It seems
Summons
THAT 18 THE PLACE TO TRADE,
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B . F* N IC H O L S * Druggist.
J. W. GILBERT.
A. M. GILBERT.
G IL B E R T
BROS.,
M A N U FACTU RE
OF
AN D
SHOES,
AND D EALERS I l f
Shoe
F in d in g s !
French and American Calf Skins,
U P P E R AND SO LE L E A T H E R *
M O R O C C O S, L I N IN G S , E tc.*
Salem
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Oregon.
All sorts ot carriages— Buggies, Spring W ag
ons, Stages, Hacks, and all sorts o f farm and
H ig h e s t C ash P r ic e P a id fo r H id e *
freighting Wngons and Implements o f Hus and F u r s .
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bandry.
We have secured the services of Mr. Simeon GEO. A, EDES. }•
•{ gAM’ L HEADRICK
Garrison, well known as an A No. I mechanic.
Work of all kinds done to order in the best
GEO. A. EDES A Co.,
stylo o f workmanship on short notice.
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A
D E A LE R S IN
.Splendid O pportunity
T o In v e s t!
D ru g s, M e d icin e s,
WING TO BAD H EALTH , I HAVE
concluded to sell out all my property iu
Independence, consisting of one Town Lot, one
Store— with wareroom 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,
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Independence, Oregon.
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W h e a t W a n te d .
E W ILL PAY SEVEN TY CENTS for
Wheat in Trade, or Sixty Cents Cash,
until a further rise in the market.
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CRONE k WOLF,
PAINTS, OILS and DYE-STUFFS,
At the old stand formerly occupied by M. R*
Cox k Co., Union Block,
C om m ercia l S treet, Salem .
A Liberal discount mad € to Country
Traders.
GEORGE A. EDES.
SAM’ L H EADRICK.
ELCH’S PREMIUM SALMON— BEST
in market— in kite or barrels. _
For sale at
COX A E ^ B H A R T S,
Salem.