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Original Conundrums. LOCAL N E W S . GOSSIP , .E T C . »T PAUL PRESTOS. Polk County Official Directory. Clackamas county, have brought suit OREGON NEWS. PROFESSIONAL CARDS , d C. A in the Circuit Court against John W il — On the 1st instant two men named W . D . J E F F R IE S , M. D ., son, proprietor o f the Great W orld Cir No. 1.— W hat does a seventy-four Geo. Shirts and John Davidson met in an d S u rgeon , cus, to recover $5,000 for damages sus P h y s ic ia n Polk county covers an area o f about 1,250 , • • „ . , . . ,, , square miles. Number o f voters, 1,227. Acres S un Snip W Clgh, w ith all h e r Crew OD the street at Harrisburg, when Shirts Eola, Oregon. tained by Mrs. O ’ Reilly by the falling o f land under cultivation, #3 270. Value o f b o a r d , just before she sets sail ? fired and broke Davidson’s leg. D avid nflaaodahla wmnn«*t«. i 1 ^*) I s 1 ’J'Jjg LllDu - Special attention given to Obstetrics and assessable property, $1,524,513 o f the seats at the lato performance at No. 2 •— W h y ia a short negro like a son returned the shot, killing his oppo Diseases of Women. ltf Office for this District is located at Oregon Oregon City. Mrs O 'R eilly had her City— Owen Wade, Register; llenry Warren, w b >ite ite m a n ? m nent instantly. An old grudge exist v J . E . D A V ID S O N , M. D ., Receiver. leg broken. Mr. Wilson gave her $75 No. 3.— W hat is most like a horse’s ing between the parties was the c^use CotJSTT OPKICEKS.— Commissioner », E. C. at the time, which was all that was P h y s ic ia n a n d S u r g e o n , Dice, R. Tätern ; Judge, J. L. Collina; Sheriff, g b o e ? o f the affray J . W. Smith ; Clerk . J. I Thompson ; Assessor, Independence, O gn. - 1 then demanded. H. Davis; Treasurer, R. M. May; School Su* No. 4 .— W ho is that lady whose vis- . — A meeting was held last week at — A shooting and cutting affray oc 8 R. J E S S U P , M. D«, perintendent. J. II. Mjer; Surveyor, S. T. Burch; • , , . , , , , , Coroner, c. D. Kmbroe. . lts nobody wishes though her mother is East Portland to organize a W orking curred on the 23d ult., at the B ig Mea P h y s ic ia n a n d S u rgeon , men’ s Mutual Protection Society. Tamo op Cot" rt .— Circuit Court. R . P . Boise welcomed b y all parties? dows of Rogue River, between George Dallas, Oregon. Judge, convenes in Dallas on the Uh Monday in c utl . . . . , . — The Herald states that a married K . Jackson and Joseph Nixon. It ap April and 3d Monday iu November. County ’ ’ nat IS that word in the OFFICE— At residence, on Jefferson street Court convenes on the 1st Motflfey in each English language, of one syllable, gentleman, residing in the country, pears that the two men had a quarrel, opposite Academy Block. 1 N otaries P ublic . — T. Pearce, EoW : J .W . wh,ch’ bJ away the two first while absent one day lately, had an heir. in the course of which Jackson ran to Fhelley. Independence ; J. L. Collins, Dallas; letters, becomes a word of two syllables ? H. N. George, bin mi Vista. . . . , Auswers to above next week. P ost O pficr T owns .— Bethel, Bridgeport, Buena Vista, Dallas (county seat), Kola,Grand N ot So B a d .— While County Court Konde, Independence, Luckiamute. Lincoln, Lewisville, Monmouth, Rickreal, Salt Creek was in session last Wednesday, a wag~ and Zena. U. S. M ail loaves Dallas for Salem on Mon- £ ish proftssional gentleman weuded his day, Wednesday and‘ Friday at 7 a, m., return way from the Court H o u s e to the iug u m e days at 6 p. m .; for Independeuee, „ , each Tuesday morniug at 6 ; f<>r Salt Creek, B a n k L x c h a u g e , on th e o p p o s ite Side each Tuesday at 1 p m.; for Lafayette. Mon- o f th e 8 treet auJ taking up the dice- day and Thursday at 3 p. m , returning Wed- * ® * nesay and Saturday at 10 a in.; for Corvallis, box, proceeded to throw with the bar- Wedncsdav and Saturday at 10 a. m., returuiug keeper “ for the drinks,’ ’ when the foU Monday and Thursday at 3 p. in. lowing dialogue took place : Methodi»t Episcopal Church (South).— B. R. Baxter, pastor. Services the First Sabbath in each month at their Church, southeast corner Washington and Church streets. .V. E. Church.— D. L. Spaulding, pastor. Services at their church, north side o f Mill street between Main and Jefferson, as follows: First Sabbath (in each month) in the evening; 2d Sabbath, ^ 11 o ’ clock a. m.; 3d Sabbath, in the evenittg. Regular prayer meeting each Wednesday evening. Sunday School every Sabbath at 9J o ’clock a. m. son streets, the Third Sabbath in each month. Christian Church.— F. F. Campbell, pastor. Services at the Baptist Church second Sa*urday and Sunday in each month. rday . oct . », mnl W O O D ! W O O I ) ¡..p e rs o D j who promised to pay us in wood for their paper are request ed to bring it right away— we want it. Any person wishing to subscribe for the T imes and pay in wood will please tuto it this way. S econd ward Nixon with a drawn hatchet, the mother prepared the mid day meal threatening to kill him. Nixon warned and supper, keeping the infant in ano him throe times not to advance any far C r o p . — Mr. l >hy presented us this week with some splendid rasp berries— the second crop o f the season. They averaged about an inch in diam eter, and the flavor was excellent--m ore delicate, we believe, than that o f the Richmond will run a four-horse sta^o first crop. T h e fruit was grown in M i. daily from 8alem to the Fair grounds duringtheState Fair. He starts for Sa I’ hy s garden on the creek bottom at lem Monday morning. Any persons wish the edge o f town. Specimens ought to ing to go will please leave word at the be taken to the State Fair. livery stable when they will be called for ut t h e i r r e s i d c u c c a . AM ITY, Y A M H IL L CO., OREGON. Upon re ther, but he advanced, and Nixon shot tiring, the father found the addition to him in the breast, tho ball entering the his family, and was greatly surprised and astonished'thereat. Thirteen years had elapsed since the birth o f this and the one previous. Office at residence. B O N H A 1N & L A W S O N , upper porMou o f the left lung and pass Attorneys & Counsellors-at-Law, ing entirely through the body. Not SA L EM , OREGON. withstanding this wound Jackson suc OFFICE IN THE COURT HOUSE. 1 happy father announces it as his deter mination to defeat the Radicals ere long at all hazards, and while others are making converts from other faith , , . ... ancc, by proxy or otherwise, W lthiu our sauctum for two ) o r th ree weeks* past How is this ? “ Paul Preston,” h o w - ever, has come to the rescue IU his line, and he wishes US to discard John- athanus ; but us that would be ungrate The effect of long continued constipation, is 't o weaken the system, and depress the spirits, d thickens, the headaches, and a train evils is superinduced, called hy the various names of dyspepsia, liver complaints, jaundice, bilious erupt eruptions, efc. The cause o f these ilis- eases can best be cured by Dr. Walker’s Y kg — e t . u i l e V in e g a r B i t t e r s , which act naturally upon the liver and bowels. It is a permanent tonic, instilling fresh vigor into the vital forces, giving energy *o the whole being. ful, we declined, hoping the latter will yet come to time. “ T u rn - ART (J oniv p r a m MV C a / v ” 1IIOU ART DONE FROM .Ml tiAZL, WILLIAM DAVI DS ON, office. N° ’ 64 ( * ¿joining. Telegraph Office),: Front street, Portland, Oregon. W hut has become o f “ Dallas S P E C I AL C O L LE C T O R O F C L A IM « Smarty ?” Not gone to the Sounding ----- e t c .— - . . ,, . Accounts, Notes, Bonds, Drafts and Merean- Sea alter ‘ Antonius, W ’e hope j nor yet ti]e claims of every description throughout Or- “ exhausted ” WP hnno • nnr vpt “ «ink ” egon and the Territories, WILF j BE MADE A cxnauMiea, we hope , nor yet sick, SPECIALTY AND PROMPTLY COLLECT- (a s in the case o f “ Johnathanus” ) we nor yet frightened o ff b y o u r h op e; ED, as well as with a due regard to wonmny in ull business matters intrusted to his care and other correspondents, we hope ; nor yet augry with us, we hope. Then what| is the matter? Come, Smarty, don’ t hide your light under a bushel, but let H E A L ESTUATE D E A L E R . WORD« OF WISDOM F or Y o r s o M en , . On the Ruling Passion It) Youih and Early It shine as an example for all tho old Manhood, with SELF J/ELP lor tho Erring fogy lack-luster young folks about town, an,i Unfortunate. Senr in sealed letter envel , J ° ’ opes, __________ free o f charge. 0 j . Address, Address, Ho H oward A sso - and for the edification o f the public as ciatiox , Bo* P. Philadelphia, Pa. 8 well as the sincere pleasure o f yours truly. ACK O STIC. P ain Killer is icorth what it weighs, in gold, A 11 around the world are its praises told ; on Tuesday evening last, and there was I t will Cholera cure— scourge o f southern clones, quite a large attendance o f visitors N o victim dies who takes it betimes. L iterary C lub . — This body met present, including many ladies. The Avsrnwss mnm not net as aa good 33 might exercises were , , reasonably have been expected, tne K eep Pain KiUer_ a true friend by your iidef ) 1 W'H cure Couirh or Cold, or Colic beside: I* ook out to apply it for Bruise or for Sprain L et it once be tried— ’twill be used again; members manifesting ( « f t to put too 1 fine a point on it) a disposition to lazi ness and shirking their duties. The The debate on the license question was eery flat and the literary exercises more so. * Every Month The Pain Killer is sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Family Medicines. REDINGTON A CO., and H 0STE TTER A Fc‘l“ i<c“' ^ L. u -“ ' “ 1 W e hope this will not have to be said again. The subject for de» bate next iuesday is— “ Resolved, that To Whom it Hay Concern. M WIFE, RIIODA CONNOR, HAVING Y left my bed and board without just cause reading is a greater source o f general er provocation, notice is hereby given that information than travel.” W e _____ hope __ r _ will not be responsible for any debts she may there will be a good turn-out, and that <><>ntr»ct in “ X nttme* JOHN CONNOR the ladies will encourage the institution UEENSW ARE IN ABUNDANCE, b y their presence. At J. II. LHWI8*P. Q HOTEL, Not. 102, 104, 106 Front street, oor Alder, PORTLAND, OREGON, THOMAS R Y A N , - - P R O P R IE T O R . (Formerly o f the What Cheer House.) A VINO OPENED THE ABOVE HOUSE the proprietor wishes to announce to the public tha' he is now prepared to accommodate guests in a satisfactory manner at the most reasonable rates. The entire house ha* been newly finished and furnished throughout ia the most complete and comfoatable manner. Baggage taken to and from the house free o f charge. 19 HURGREN A SHINDLER, U. G . C U R E , the top o f the head, inflicting a wound tive, has removed with his family to about four inches in length and to the Attorney and Connsellor-at-Law, Importers and Dealers in — Hon. J. S. Smith, our representa SALEM , OREGON, m a la o f th o ir UiuJ iu iU « w o r ld . The hibition at LuGrande a white turnip that measures forty-three inches iu cir cumference and thirteen inches in dia meter. — W hile a man named Usher was riding a horse on the Fair Grounds, near Albany, on Thursday last, the ani B E D D IN G . The Largest Stock and the Oldest Fur niture House lu Portland. H a y d e n A ITIyer, WAREROOMS AND FACTO RY; A T T O R N E Y S -A T - L A W , CORRER 8ALMON AND FIRST 8TREET8, Dallas, Oregon. PORTLAND, OREGON. 19 tf OFFICE IN THE COURT HOUSE. 1 COY & E A R H A R T , SULLIVAN & WHITSON, Attorneys & Counsellors-at-Law, WHOLESALE A RETAIL GROCERS Dallas, Oregon, Will practice in all the Courts o f the State. MOORE’S BLOCK, SALEM. 1 Goods by the Package at Reduced Rates J. L . C O L L IN S , my 10 3tf Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law, Tuesday afternoon Mr. Hugh Fields of on the 28th o f September. Brownsville, took his giant horse into — Joe Gray, who lives near the Pow the tent o f the Mammoth O x, aud ell Meeting House, six miles from A l many persons had an opportunity o f bany, killed a black bear that had seeing together two o f the largest ani- FURNITURE AND Will practice in all the Courts o f Record and Inferior Couru o f this State. OFFICE— In Watkinds à Co’s Brick, up stairs. 1 come into his garden. Dallas. Oregon. Special attention given to Collections and to matters pertaining to Real Estate._________1 LTCVRGLS VINKVARD | V in e y a r d & T u r n e r , Dallas, Oregon. OFFICE— On Main street, one door north of the Dallas Hotel. 1 | JAS. MCCAIN the fight with express robbers near Malad, has died of his wounds. — A road is being surveyed from Boise to the Railroad, which is reached in 203 miles, at a point 115 miles west « r p romontory Point, and 100 miles east o f Elko. S. C. S T I L U S , anufacturer 1 L IV E R Y AND FEED S T A D LE . W AG OA M AKERS, street, Salem. Oregon, a l l k in d s o f w a g most approved styles and the best o f workmanship, on short notice, and anufacture o n s after the M A T P O R T L A N D P R ICE S1 ________________ 21 tf___________________ E . O. jS L O A T , C a r r ia g e a n d O r n a m e n t a l SIGN P A IN T E R , Commorcial Street, Opposite Starkey’s Block, — The Inland Empire learns from 21-tf____________________________ SALEM. Wells, Fargo and Co's agent in Trea D . W . E m m e t, sure City, that the shipment o f bullion mal fell with him, and he was so badly crushed as to die on the following Iron) that place, for the year ending B O O T A S H O E M A K E R , September 15th, has amounted to day. $3.155,217 74. The paper thinks that MAIN ST., INDEPENDENCE. — Hiram J. Place has bc^n sent to next year’s product will amount to FINE STOCK OF OREGON TANNED the Insane Asylum from Clackamas 87,000,000. Leather, Santa Cruz Sole Leather, aud county. He is from Vermont, twenty — There are 102 miles o f streets French Upper Leather constantly ou hand. BOOTS and SHOES made to order in the years o f age, has been disappointed in open iu San Francisco. must approved style at short notice. Satisfac — Some 10 or 12 men working on tion guaranteed. obtaining employment, and was deter 20-tf the Snohomish river, about two days mined to commit suicide. J . H e d g e s, eanoe travel above Cadyville. making — T he Statesman says Gov. Wroods five or six dollars a day with rockers. B L A C K ^ ^ SWITH, has appointed A . J. Dufur, W m . M. — The assessment roll o f San Fran Hand, and Henry Buckingham, as dele c is c o for the current year has b**en Main Street, Independence, A dealer in Harness, Saddles, Bridles, Whips, Collars, Check Lines, etc., etc., o f all kinds, which he is prepared to sell at the lowest living rates. ^ ^ -R E P A IR I N O done on short notice. BANK EXCHAN6E SALOON, A T T O R AK! V S - A T - E. A W , Commercial and M A p p le g a t e A t ie t a i n , Dallas. Polk County, Ogtu Harness. ! Main st. (opposite the Court House), Dallas« A T T O U .V E ¥ S -A T -L \ W , J. A. APPLEGATK. Saddlery J AS. H. Tt'RXEIl. — T h e O re g o n ia n te ll« o f a m an w h o by the general term “ Dyspepsia.” Even the he is going into the business o f raising most delicate find immediate relief by a prudent an insane man named Samuel Jackson, — There are 150 pupils in attendance use o f the “ Bitters,” for their penetrating prop at present at the Willamette Univer simon-pure voting Democrats. “ Bully erties search, cleanse nnd invigorate every por to the insane asylum at Portland sity. tion of the human orgaaisin, correcting its dis for h e !” ------------ - - - » • ♦ - ■ '■ — Jack Crouse, o f Albany, was at eased action, and restoring its healthy vitality. L ost , S tolen or S t r a y e d !— As a consequence o f these properties, the inva tacked by an assassin at that place on California and the Territories. lid is astonished to find his health and energy “ Johnathanus” is one o f our lost plei restored by a remedy at once so simple and in Friday niidit last. --D an Itobbins who was wounded in ads. W ho knows what has become o f viting — The Sentinel says there is on ex He has Uot made llis appear- M E C H A N IC S ’ ceeded in cutting Nixon severely on W week with another “ responsibility” in the shape o f a bouncing boy. The him ? 14yl COOPER A GESNER, horse is 18 hands high, and the ox 17 J. raised 400 bushels o f onions per acre, N o t ic e . — Our readers will not ex These enormous quadrupeds are both o f at a cost o f 23 cents per bushel, for OULD ANNOUNCE TO THE T R A V - poet a very full paper next week as the Oregon production. which he received 81 25 per bushel. cliog Public that their large Stable in office force wish to have a chance of Good farming and profitable. INDEPENDENCE — It is said Mr. W ilson, proprietor visiting the State Fair. — Several Californians have arrived is open at all hours for the accommodation o f thoso who may favor them with their patronage. o f the Great W orld Circus, intends Perhaps the largest class of invalids who at Salem to attend the State Fair, who 12 tf have nought and ob*»incd the happiest results spending the winter with his troupe in report a largo number on their way from Dr. Walker’s V egetable V inegar B it Portland. from the Golden State to the samo des U n d e r w o o d , B a r k e r & C o, t e r s . include those whose indescribable com plaints, for want of a better name, are known — Sheriff Irwin, o f Linn county, took tination. A Y o C it o D e m o c r a t — Mrs. Joseph Liggett presented her husband last No. 0 F 2 H P H Y S IC IA N & SU R G E O N ther apartment at the time. Portland. depth o f the bone. This wound is not Barkeep — W ell, Mr. -------, what’s — The Eugene Guard gives an ac considered dangerous. Jackson’s wound going on in Court to-day ? count o f a stage accident which occur is o f a more serious character, but ho is Professi >nal — in disgust— Just no* red near that place on the 1st instant: doing well and will probably recover. thing at all. Judge Collins is sitting About four miles below Milliron’s sta — Messrs. Corbitt and Macleay of over there playing “ rocky road” ou dice ! tion. as the stage was crossing a bridge, Portland have chartered the bark A de — (D y ce). it upset, throwing the driver and pass line Elwood to take a cargo o f wheat to I)o you see the point? engers in a mass, breaking the arm of Liverpool. S i c k . — W e regret to state that Mr. a man named Miller, and severely in — Dunlap, of Jacksonville, has a Juo. Waymire, one o f the oldest resi- juring a lady passenger, a Mrs. Watson, large crop o f sweet potatoes that he ■•><! « • o f Oregon's and also Judge Kelsay, who was on has raised in that county. This is earliest pioneers, is lying dangerously board. The passengers and mail were about the first successful production, in ill at his residence in the eastern por brought up by a wagon, and the unfor quantity, o f that vegetable in the tion of the town. Only week before tunate man’s arm attended to by a State. last his wife was buried, and it is ex physician. The lady and Judge K el — The Rt. Rev. Archbishop Blan- ceedingly doubtful whether ho will sur say, the only passengers besides the chctt, o f the Roman Catholic Church, vive her long. man whose arm was broken, although has left for Europe, to attend the I nsurance .— Mr. J. C. Bell lias both injured, will probably not be de Ecumenical Council at Rome. been appointed special agent, o f the tained by the accident. Tom. Morgan — The Ashland W oolen Factory is Phoenix Fire Insurance Company for was the driver, and was probably not to now at work on a large blanket order Dallas. A ll people, whether careful or dame, as the bridge bad given way at from the Klamath agency. negligent, should make “ assurance dou one side and was uusafe, as we are in- — The Herald says it is rumored bly sure” by calling on him and secur ormed by the gentleman who brought ing their property agaiust the ravages that 250 tons of railroad iron were up the passengers and mail. o f the ruthless destroyer— Fire. shipped on the bark Alma, which The Albany Democrat says : Ou I I o l F o r t h e F a i r . — Mr. T . G . sailed from San Francisco to Portland RELIGIOUS SERVICES IN DALLAS. ^D a l l a s , S a t u T . Y . B . E m bree. Immediately after the child was born J E N N IN G S L O D G E ' m j f & A. M., Dallas, holds its regular com - /N r Ninunteations on the Saturday preceding the Fall Moon in each month, unless the moon fulls on Saturday—then on that day, at ono o ’cloek. Also, on the second Friday in each month at 7 o’clock, P. M., for the purpose o f improve ment of the Craft in Masonry, and for such' other work as the Master may from time to time ordei* All Brethren in good standing are invited to attend. By order o f the W. M. Main street, : : : D allas, Ogn. INES. LIQUORS, PO RTE R, ALE- Candies, Oysters] nerved to g en tle -J men on t.fao outside o f the counter, by a gentle man who has an eye to “ biz” on the inside. So come along, b o y s ; make no delay, and we will soon hear what you have to say. W. F. CLING AN. Dallas, May 4, 1 8 6 9 . _______________ W 1 Bitters, Cigars, U il smrUlnoB will b . 8ASH AND DOOR FACTORY, Corner Mill and Main streets, D allas. R ig g s & C a m p b e ll a v e c o n s t a n t l y on h a n d H a large variety o f Doors and jg- aa, Sashes, o f all tho common sizes, and of A—8° » the best workmanship, st their Sash and Door Factory, which they offer for sale as cheap as such articles can be purchased elsewhere. They arc also prepared to fill all special or ders for work in their line promptly, cheaply and accurately. Give us a trial, and you will bo satisfied. 2 RIGGS A CAMPBELL. DALLAS LIVERY» FEED & SALE ^ S T A B L E ® ^ Cor. Main and Court Streets,. Thos. O. Richmond, Proprietor, a v in g H pu rch ased th e above Stand of Mr. A. II. Whitley, we have re fitted and re stocked it in such a manuer as will satisfactorily meet every waut o f the com munity. Buggies, single or double, Hacks, Coin- cord Wagons, etc., etc.. Furnished at all hours, day or night, on short notice. Superior Saddle Horses, let by the Day or W eek. TERMS, REASONABLE. T. G. RICHMOND. made up, aud foots up 8100,344,595. oes w o r k of e v e r y d e s c r ip t io n and shows a gain in real estate amount in his line, in the most substantial man ing to six millions, and a loss in person ner, at short notice. al property, the la'ter footing up TERMS R E A S O N A B L E .-«^ $30,779,294, and the real estate 869, Give mo a call and try my work. WISH EVERYBODY COULD KNOW editor in Leavenworth, Kausas, but was 595,501. that I have just completed my new Store 20-tf_______________________ J. HEDGES. Room formerly a resident o f Oregon. This — The total receipts during the Cali E r e d e r ic k N ess, A t In d ep en d e n ce , makes the Oregon delegation complete. fornia State Fair for admission at the The rest .of 1 he delegates are, A . A . Park aud Pavilion, amounted to $22, CARRIAGE & WAGON M a KER, Now don’ t rush. I f there is anything I dis like, ’tis a rush. But come along, say six,, 330. McCully, John Barrows, and C. C. eight or ten at a time, and you will find a good, Main street, Corner of Monmouth, — An Elko paper complains that assortment o f Beekman. IN D E P E N D E N C E . there has not been a robbery on the D R U G S, — Several emigrant families are re Elko road for three days, and remarks, P A T E N T M E D IC IN E S , a v in g j u s t e s t a b l is h e d m y s e l f turning to Oregon because o f the dry “ such apathy on the part o f the in busiuess at Independence, 1 solicit a P A IN T S , O IL S , climate o f Southern California where Knights o f the road is really provok- fair share of business from the citizens of Polk V A R N IS H E S , and adjoining counties. mg. they went. P A IN T B R U S H E S , All kinds o f work in my line done in the best — An immense deposit o f coal has stylo, on short notice, and at the most reason D Y E -S T U F F S , — Tho following are the number o f been found near Bozeman City, in the able rates. acres sold during the month of Septem P U R E W IN E S A N D L IQ U O R S, Call aud Examine my W ork. Gallatin valley. It is near the pro Expressly for Medical and Mechanical ber at the Roseburg Land Office, posed route o f the Northern Pacific 20 tf F R E D ’K NESS. purposes. 4 ,7 7 5 :4 4 ; under the homestead law, railroad. ■ ^ 3 ^ , Physicians prescriptions carefully and “ G E B ” SALOON, neatly filled. 1 ,5 4 3 ; under pre emption law, 1,760. — A man named Hermann Ball was Owing to my purse being empty,, and m y killed by Indians near Diamond City, M A IN S T R E E T , I N D E P E N D E N C E . Total, 8,078:44. credit not good, customers will please bring “ the one thing needful.” I keep no book ac« — Judge M ix o f Walla Walla has Montana, ou the 14th September. He had recently arrived from Willow Creek, in e w in e s , l iq u o r s a n d s e g a r s counts. brought down to Portland ao onion Since man to man is so unjust served to customers on short notice. Oregon. I hardly know what man to trust. . n . . , This establishment does not dispense tangle- that is eighteen inches in circumference gates to represent Oregon in the Con vention to be held at St. Louis relating to locarion o f the National Capital in the West. Mr. Buckingham is now an D NEW DRUG STORE. I H F —- M o u n ta in L lt y , N e v a d a , IS to n a v o and weighs four pounds. — Mary and John a newspaper called tho O ’ R eilly, o f Shooter. W eekly S ix . f00t 0y anything of that character. Call at the Gem. 20-tf I ’ve trusted many, to my sorrow ; So p oy to-day aud trust to morrow ! L. A. R O B B ,
