ate»?).*.
% *
'r~ sy
corni r i m
polk
««y t *- t —
shall henceforth intervene. And we
W est S ide R ailroad .— ¿The fol
now frankly tell these bondholder* that lowing, from the Statesman, contrasts
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.
unless they thomselvesahail, before that favorably with the sellsh gpír:| hither
D A L L A S , S A T U R D A Y , J A N. 8.
claims settled upon a more just and papers:
honest basis, the people will deem them
W e learn that efforts aré being made
to
secure Conoyessional aid for the rail
thieves, and treat them as such by re-
road on the west side o f thii valley;
pudiatinj» their claims entirely;
that petitions arc being circulated and
A pebble loosened on an Alpine cliff
signed uuiversally there, for m addit
has often caused the march of the ter* ional subsidy to hqlp the construction
rible avalanche. This one vote o f the o f the road so piuch needed through
brave Buckeye on the floor of Congress those counties. W e ioe no reason why
similar petitions should not circulate
is but the first tokeu o f a political ava-
throughout this State, for no one doqbts
lanche which will eventually bury the
or denies the great need pf railroad fa
abolition war debt so far beneath the cilities there as well as here, and no
white ballots o f freemen that no one disposition prevails to keep one section
hut an antiquarian will earc to search o f the State baokward apd without the
means to realize a most permanent and
for those handsome pictures printed so
thorough prosperity.
Congress can
plentifully during the last ten years at well afford to aid the immediate devel
the City o f Washington.
oprnent o f this portion pf the Union,
which is capable of becoming one of
the most wealthy and prosperous under
CORRESPON DEN CE.
favoring circumstances, and if m ad e
populous and wealthy can add much to
F ro m W a s h in g to n T e r r it o r y ,
the actual strength o f the Government,
O l y m p i a , D e c . 35, 1869.
i and to its ability to defend the north
E d i t o r T i m e s : This finds me wish west coast in case o f war or invasion.
ing you all a happy Christmas and many
T o C o r r e s p o n d e n t s . — W e have re
o f them. Everything is lovely ou “ the
time, evince a disposition to have their to manifested by the past' Willamette
A G E S C I E S FUJI T H E “ T IM E S .*»
O. W. CANNON, Esq., is our authorised
Bu.«i ness Agent fur Portland and vicinity.
THOS. NOYCE, Esq., is our only authorized
Business Agent in San Francisco.
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Keeper, Ac., Ac., Ac., Illustrated with numer
ous fine Engravings, and bound in tintoi) cov
ers. Farmers will find thjs monthly a yery
efficient aid in all the departments of Farming
and Stock Breeding. It has a Veterinary De
finest body of water, etc.”
The people
publication, which we respectfully do
the once ’ 69.
cline, the wording being so jumbled
Professors ia the United States, who gnawers
through the J ournal , free of rhurye, all ques
gay dinners, dances, steamboat rides, and their purport so vague that we can
We are now prepared to offer the A merican
S tock J ournal as a FREE GIFT for one
year— 1S70— to ALL NEW SUBSCRIBERS
to THE POLK COUNTY TIMES, who shall
subscribe immediately and pay in advance.
This is a rare opportunity which the intelli
gent people o f this community will no doubt
duly appreciate. This proposition will remain
open only until tbe 1 st day of February, 1870;
so hand in your subscriptions at once and se
cure the S tock J ournal free for a year.
FRANK R. STUART, Pub’r ••Times.”
*• The Shibboleth
Christmas festivities—
has been spoken.
Salem. He has pl|Med hie books and iQfountr
in the bands of Jati. McCain, Attorney a{ Law,
M A R R IE D .
Dallas, Oregon, for collection. . Those knowing
themselves indebted to him will please call
In Portland, Doo. 29th* *t the residence of upon Mr. McCola and aotUe their accounts.
the pride’s parents, by the! ‘Rev. \Vm. Roberts,
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_ S. R. JESSUP, M. D.
—
go-aud-seeyour-cousins, etc., are the with difficulty decipher, much less make
programme o f our happy denizens. sense o f them, even if we had the time
We
your subject and stick to it, and as soon
were only able to be preseut at each
as you have said all you know to the
“ distribution” a short time.
It would
point, in as few words as possible , STOP !
be difficult to determine which was the
I f wc published some o f the communi
their
respective
congregations.
W hile one allured cations mentioned above, as sent to us,
with its symmetrical shape, its flashing we should on’ y give offouse to the au
tapers and beautiful silver stars, shin thors and confound our readers ; and
ing in the bright light, the other we do not propose to spend half a day
most bewitching.
caught the gaze of lookers on with its in straightening such stuff when we oan
richly laden presents— ladies’ furs from fill the space with interesting news items
golden-
in half an hour.
bound albums, and other things a hi no reference to faffs and news items
[ ---------- ?]. One o f our musical young forwarded for publication. Send them
T he Mobile W eekly Register, the
teenth o f December, William Mungen, demonstration on the 22d. Quite ex oldest Democratic paper in the South,
o f the Fifth Ohio District, while dis- tensive preparations were made for the is said to have reached a larger circula
cussiog tbe President’s Message, at)' accomodation o f 500, at least; but their tion than was ever attained by any jour
noqDeed himself in favor o f repudiating anticipations were somewhat blasted. nal south of Mason and D ixon’s line.
the swindling abolition bonded war debt. Their motto— “ No gentile need apply” It is full of interesting varied matter,
Our modern puritans had n grand
W e knew it would come sooner or lat* — was duly appreciated by Pikes and having an able Agricultural Depart
er. W e knew that the sentiment in Yankees; and although many outsiders ment, presided over by the veteran edi
favor of this high act o f public justice, were invited, but few could see it, and tor and successful agriculturist, H od .
so prevalent among the honest masses tables prepared for 500 were but half- C. C. Langdon. Its general literature,
o f the people, would soon be boldly ut filled. So you sec wc are a fast people,
tered iu Congress. A vote was had. have tbe smartest Jlubites, and conse
Mr Mungen voted, just as old Tom quently can obtain the best examples,
Benton stood on the famous expungiug and have bright lights to guide the er-
resolutions, “ solitary and alone.”
But ring feet o f the heathen world ; for, as
poetry, stories, etc , make it highly ac
ceptable to the ladies.. The coming
year will open with a new continued
story, o f deep interest, by one of the
most distinguished writers o f the day.
one o f the toasts read on that memorable The price was recently reduced to 83
Each year will bring to his aid new j occasion, “ thou daughters of New Eng- per year which, for so large a paper,
(12 pages), is extremely cheap.
supporters, until at last this damning land excellest them all in virtue.”
weight upon the prosperity o f ourcouu-
I forgot to mentiou in my last that
this is only the beginning o f the end.
*rJ. accumulated solely by Black Re
publican robbery will be justly cancelled
our virtuous frieud “ Antouius” abjured
our realm on the 1st o f this month, for
by the righteous votes of aq hoqest and the land of ducks, red apples, frog
in uncorrupted yeomanry
ponds and, he says, gay girls o f Dallas.
It is indeed true that Brooks, there,
But we know nothing about that, and
presentative o f the Tammany, bondhold-
will leave him alone with all the glory
ing Democrats, protested against the
he can get.
And peradventure you sec
outspoken Buckeye representative. But
a package, franked “ this side up with
we can even now assure Mr. Brooks,
care,” “ Lo, the conquering hero comes.”
Mr. Belmont, Mr. Marble, and all that
class o f politicians, that from this time
The weather has been exceedingly
cold for the few days past, and our ju
out
veniles have been having gay times ou
the Tammany bondholders
will
cease to control the Democratic organ
ization, and that, if they wish to rob
the people to pay this swindling bonded
debt, they will have to train in another
crowd.
the ice.
A slight snow fell on the 22d
but soon vanished under the liquidating
influence o f a W eb-foot mist.
Olympia is gradually grow ing; houses
T bs Democratic party never
are being built and have been building
can and never will sanction any such
all fall and winter ; but I fesr this city’s
high handed robbery o f the people as
progress is too fast for the surrounding
the payment o f these war bonds in De
mocratic gold which were purchased
with Republican rags.
A nd we can
further assure these Tammany tricksters
that the Democratic party, of which
brave William Mungen is a representa
tive, in the next Presidential campaign,
animated by the example o f old H ick
ory, will make a direct and open war
fare with the shoddy bondholders, stock
jobbers and thieves, who have for the
country, and before many summers will
be like Goldsmith’s “ Deserted Village.”
A bsolute and unconditional free
trade, a specie currency, a strict con
struction of constitutional powers, local
self government, which is but another
name for liberty, opposition to all cen
tralizing tendencies and to all efforts to
confer political power upon a servile
and pagan population, a just regard for
the welfare ahd interest of the industrial
classes, and a pure administration of
public affairs— theso principles and this
policy will alone deserve and command
permanent success.
S ome fool has started the following
seutence :
expose
“ The President is going to
Congressional
extravagance.”
Or rather some careless rascal has cop
ied it from an old paper published dur
ing President Johnson’s administration.
The idea of Grant “ exposing Congress
ional extravaganco” is as absurd as to
The Methodists will erect an institute imagine a man exposing his own frauds.
here in the spring— an Academy I sup Grant is both too foolish and too con
pose— as that is all that is necessary to scienceless to expose the extravagance
meet the demands o f the people for of Congress.
many years to come. It will be called
the “ Methodist Institute.”
J. H.
H u m ilia tin g C onfession .— A few
O n the 14th December Seoator W il.
liams presented in the Senate a petition
weeks ago we propounded to the Salem
Press two questions, which it dare not
tax-ridden yeomanry o f the laud.
The
honestly answer, and which extorted
people are determined to do away with
from it the humiliating confession that
the internal revenue system o f taxation,
together with its whole retinue of spies
“ the Press does not deem itself the only
and informers; they are determined to
and (more ?) wiser than the assembled taining a list o f the premiums awarded
wisdom o f the nation combined.” This at the last State Fair at Salem, toge
is the first time the Press ever made so ther with the addresses and proceed
monopolists alone;
and as the excuse
NEW
A D V E R T IS E M E N T S .
NEW YEAR, 1870 ,
PAY f l» !
P tïtP !
4 S THE NEW YEAR HAS NOW SET
l \ . in, wc must close our books of the past
year anil hegiu anew. Those knowing them
selves indebted to ps will please come forward
and settle without delay, a* we must have njo-
ney to do business. Thankful to the public for
their liberal patronage in the p» 3 t, we hope to
merit a continuance pf the same in the future
by doing busiuess upon legitimate principles.
W . C . B R O W N & CO .
Dallas, Ogn., Jun. 8 , 1879.
infallible guide— more honest, patriotic
WHAT
A
ll
persons
(J O
in d e b t e d
to
the
B. F. HOA D, H. D.,
Physician and Surgeon,
OFFICE— At Nichols’ Drug Store.
36
JA S. McCAIN,
A U ’y & Connsellor-at-Law
D a lla s , P o lk C ou n ty , O re g o n .
Particular attention given to the study and
practice o f Criminal Law, Collection of Claims,
Notes, Accounts, etc.
OFFICE—First door north of Dallas Hotel.
humiliating a confession.
bonded debt in gold, they are deter-
finned that no such outrageous excuse
ly rejoice. Rut the Press really cannot pearance and refleots oredit on its priu-
entertain any such belief.
i ,ter; M r . A . I<. S tin so n ; o f S a leta .
I f we be ings o f the Board of Managers and So-
lieved it an honest one « « should great- ^ t y . It has a fine typographical ap-
PASTURAGE
W ILL
BE
THAT 18 THE PLAGE TO TRADE,
W here they w ill not refuse to take
youi Grain because it |s spoiled»
Ritchef A Ktosendorfl^
W
il l bu y
y o u r good a n d y o u r
Damaged Wheat, also Sjxiiled flats, for
which they will pay A'l Trade, All Cash, or
Half Cash and Half floods.
They have just received theii New Stock of
Clothing,
Dry Goods,
Bool« A Shoes,
Carpet»,
24-honr and 8-day Clock»,
'
t
25 Sorts o f either for $1; prepaid by mail.
Also Small Fruits, Plante. Bulbs, all the new
Potatoes, etc., prepaid by mail. 4 lb*. Early
Rose Potato, prepaid, fo*
• ConoT®r • Co1-
ossal Asparagus, $3 per 100; $J5pct ¿000 pro-
paid. New hardy fragrant everbloonung Ja
pan Honeysuckle, 50 cents each, prepaid. True
Cape Cod Cranberry, for upland or lowland
culture, $1 per 100, prepaid, with direction«.
Priced catalogue to any address gratig; also,
trade lilt Seeds on commissi«». .
,
B. M. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries and
Seed Warehouse, Plymouth, Mass.
Estab
lished In 1842.
Notice of Final Setlement.
” N THE CONNTY COURT OF POLK
County, State o f Oregon, in the matter of
t ie estate of Aaron Chamberlain, deceased, Oa-
t rnrine Chamberlain, administratrix o f said es
tate, having filed her final account in said
Court praying a final setU*e*ont o f the ■*■»*.
and t)*at «he be dUchargod Irom further ItabiU
ity as such administratrix. Therefore, notice
is hereby given to ail persons interested in said
estate, that the said application will be heard
and determined at the Court House in Dallas,
on Monday, the third day o f January, A. D.
1870.
J. L. COLLINS, Co. Judge.
Dallas. Dec. 11th. 1 8 6 9 . ____________ 83
■4
AdminiMirator’s Notice.
T
he
u n d e r s ig n e d
h a v in g
been
duly appointed Administrator of thq estate
oT Bennett Orosley, deceased, all persons in
debted to said estate are requested to make
payment immediately; aud those haring claims
against tbe estate will present them to me with
the proper vouchers, at my residence, in Polk
county, for adjustment, within six months from
the date hereof.
SOLOMON TETIIEROW , J b .
Dec. 11th, 1869._______________________\33
Administrator’» Notice.
MITCHEL A ROSENDORFF.
Independence, Oct. I, 1869.
23
HE UNDERSIGNED H A V IN G BEEN
duly appointed Administrator o f the estate
of J. M. Rose, deceased, all persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make payment
immediately; aud those having claims against
the estate will present them to me with tbe pro
per vouchers, at my residence, in Polk county,
foj adjustment, within six months from tha
date hereof.
WM. CHURCHILL,
Dec. 11th. 1869-33
_______ Admin'r.
Seed Barley Cor Sale.
Notice to Creditors.
T
E HAVE FOR SALE, at our 'WARE r p i I E UNDERSIGNED HAVIN G BEEN
HOUSE in Independence, 590 bushels
g diiH*'appointed Administrator o f the Es
of A No. 1 Seed Barley, which we will sell tate
for of David Burden, late of Polk county, Ore
Cash or iu exchange for good Wheat or Oats.
gon, deceased, therefore all peraons indebted to
20-4t
MITCHELL A ROSEDORFF.
said estate are required to make immediate
payment to me; and all persons baviDg claims
the same are required to present them
S I S GOOD A S G O L D 8 9 0 against
to me, at my residence in said oounty, within
six months from the date hereof.
BUY THE ONLY GENUINE IMPROVED
WM. BURDEN, Adm'r.
Grande Ronde, Polk Co., Nov. 20, A.D.1869.
W
OROIDE. GOL D W A T C H E S !
Dissolution notice.
MANUFACTURED BY
THE
O R O ID E W A T C H
CO.
—I---T-*----
IHEY ARE ALL THE BEST MAKE.
(A Graduate o f Jefferson Medical College,
Hunting Cases, finely chased; look and
Philadelphia, Penn.)
trear like fhir gold, and are equal in appearance
to tbe best gold watches usually coating $159.
From a long experience in the practice of Full Jeweled fevers, Gents’ aud Ladies’ sizes,
Medicine and Surgery, in all their various at
eaeh.
branches, no hopes to receive a share ot public
OI K D O U B L E E X T R A R E F IN E D
patronage.
Solid Oroide Gold Hunting Cases, Full Jeweled
OFFICE—At residence, in the house formerly Levers, are equal to $200 Gold Wale hen,- Reg
occupied by Dr. Jessup.
35
ulated and Guaranteed to keep correct time, and
treat aud uu^taritinh, iritk Extra Five Cate*, at
$20 each.
LYCURGUS VINEYARD,
No money ia required in advance. We
A U ’y A Counsellor-at-Law send by Express anywhere within the United
States, payable to agent on delivery, with the
D a lla s , O r e g o n ,
privilege to open and examine before paid for,
Will give special attention to the collection of
and if not satisfactory returned, by paying the
Claims, and all business entrusted to his care.
Express charges. Goode trill he tent hy mail
REFERENCES—Hon. Johu Burnett, lions.
as Registered Package, prepaid, by sending
R. S. Strahan A Simpson, Hon. A. J. Thayer.
cash iu advance-
AN AGENT SENDING FOR SIX W A T
CHES
GETS AN EPTRA WATCII FREE,
J AS. H . T U R N E R ,
MAKING SEVEN $15 WATCHES FOR $90,
A U ’ y A C oiin sellor-at-L aw OR SEVEN $20 WATCHES FOR $120.
Also, Elegant Oroide Gold Chains, of
D A L L A S , OGN.
latest and most costly styles, for Ladies and
Special attention given tc the Collection of Gentlemen, from 10 to 40 inches long, at $2, $ l,
claims, also the buying, selling and leasing o f $6 and $S each, sent with watches at lowest
wholesale prices. State kind and size o f watch
Real Estate, and Conveyancing.
required, and to avoid bogus concerns order
Justice of the P eace for Dallas P recin ct. ouly from
T H E O R O ID E W A T C H CO.
OFFICE— In P olk C ounty T imes building,
Main street, opposite Court House.
28-13
148 Pulton Si., New Y ork.
Hew Illustrated W ork on
California !
H . H . B A N C R O F T ài O h ,
P u b lish ers,
600 Montgomery St,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL’ A.
N
T. F. HOVER.
33
Dallas. Dec. 19.
c u M
X i o n .
I
B L A C K L IS T SMITH,
Main Street, Independence,
Sheriff ’» Sale.
»
THE CALIFORNIA 8 CRAP BOOK I
A repository of useful information and select
reading, comprising choice selections of Prose
aud Poetry, Tales, Incidents and Anecdotes,
botn Historical, Descriptive, Humorous and
Sentimental.
Thu compiler, in arranging and combining
material, has presented the whole jn an inter
esting and attractive style. The brevity and
variety o f topics render tbe work particularly
eutertaiuing. In this work will be found facts
and iucjdents on the Lives of the Pioneers, and
of tho History o f the State, that make its pages
glow with the fucinations o f a romnnee.
We confidently anticipate for this book a
larger sale tbau any work that has been circu
lated upon this Coast for many years
It is one large octavo volume of upwards of
700 pages, printed ou elegant paper, haudsome
type, with numerous spirited eugraviugs, illus
trating secuery, character etc.
It is sold only through canvassing agents,
and those wishing territory to canvass should
immediately apply ip person or by letter to the
undersigned.
We have ulso j^.st secured the Genera) Agen
cy lor the Pacific Coast for the Celebrated
Morse’s Fountain Peus. Au excellent article
for agente.
HE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing between W. S. James and T. F.
Hover, in the Dallas Hotel, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent, W. S. Jamas drawing out
of tlie firm. T. F. Hover continues in the bus
iness and assumes ihe payment of partnership
indebtedness, and will reoeive payment o f all
accounts duo said firm.
W. S. JAMES,
T
N THE COUNTY COURT OF POLK
County, State of Oregon, in tbe matter o f
tbe estate o f Joseph J. Armstrong, deceased.
To Altia A. Campbell, James Armstrong, Emily
Wolf, heirs, aud James I. Thompson, Guardian
ad litem o f Lafayette Armstrong, Amelia Ann
Armstrong and Charles W. Armstrong, minor
heirs of said deceased >— In the name of tha
State of Oregon, you are hereby required to
appear in said Court on Tuesday, tho 8 (R day
of February, A. D. 1870, and show cause, if
any you have, why the application of J. G.
Campbell, administrator o f the estate of said
deceased, to sell the southwest 1 o f southwest i
of section two ; the southeast £ o f southeast i
o f section three ; tbe northeast i o f northeast |
of section ten ; and the northwest £ of north
west I of section eleven, m township 8 south,
range 4 west, Polk county, Oregon, shonld not
he granted. And you are hereby lurther noti
fied that if you fail so to appearand make your
objections, for want thereof, said application
will be granted.
By order oi said Court, mado Dee. 6 , 1869.
Witness my hand aud seal of said Court.
J. I. THOMPSON. Clerk.
Sullivan A Whitson, Adtnrs Attys.
S3
D
J. Ileuses,
o es w o r k of e v e r y d e s c r ip t io n
in his line, in the most substantial man
lier, at short notice.
pfr
*
TERMS REASONABLE.-®^
Give me a call and try my work.
20-tf_______________________ J. HEDGES.
8ASH AND DOOR FACTORY,
C o rn e r M ill aud M ain streets, D a lla s.
Riff#» A Campbell
AVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND
a large variety of Doors and
g a 3 hes, 0f an th 0 common sizes, and o f.
the best workmanship, at their Sash and Door
Factory, which they offer for sale as cheap as
such articles can be purchased elsewhere.
H
They are also prepared to fill all special or
ders for work in their line promptly, cheaply
and accurately.
Give us a tyial, apd yop will be satisfied.
2 ______________ RIGGS A CAMPBELL,
BANK EXCHANGE SALOON,
M ain street,
;
:
;
Pailaa, O gn .
1 ’ "~n~
^ I N E S , U Q U O R S, PORTER, ALE
Bitters, CigSrs, Candies, Oysters,
and Sardines will be served to gentle
men on the outside of the 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.
OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
uucLcrsigned has been duly appointed by
the County Court of Polk county', Oregon, Ad
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W. F. CLINGAN.
ministrator o f the estate o f Coder B. Cope, de
ceased. All persons having claims against
“ D E M ” SALOON,
said estate are hereby notified to present the
same, with proper voucher« therefor, to him, at M A IN S T R E E T , I N D E P E N D E N C E .
his residence in said county, within six month«
from tbe dote of this notice ; and all persons
in e w in k s , l iq u o r s a n d s e g a r s
knpwing themselves indebted to said estate
served to customers on short notice.
are requested to make immediate payment
This establishment does not dispense tangle
ARCH IBALD HASTINGS,
foot or anything o f that character,
Administrator.
a g i- C a ll at the G em .
J. II, T urner , Att’y for Adm’r.
Dallas, Jan 6, 1870
36-4
;o-*r
. .
a r
—
F
I»;
fi*.
FUR-
Winter stock.
Apply to the undersigned at the Scoville
Farm, three miles north of Dallas.
30________________________S. W. SMITH.
GEO. € . H A R R IS , ill. D.,
ADministrator’s Notice,
for all these extortionate tariffs and tax
ations is the payment o f this swindling
pQ Q D
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to Sheridan, in the same county ;
which was referred to tho Committee
W e are in receipt o f a pamphlet con
HE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing between L. Vineyard and J. H.
Turner, jn the law firm of Vineyard A Turner,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Bus
iness will be continued at tbe office 6 f the late
firm by J. H. Turner.
J. H.. TU RN ER.
Dallas, Dec. 9, 1869.
T
^jg^Fresh (warden, F low er,
Fruit, Herb, Tree, Shrub
aniËJSvergreéft Seeds, with direc-
tione for culture, prepaid by mail.
Thé most complete and judicious
assgrtment in the country. Agents
wanted,
D a lla s , O r e g o n .
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• ---------- ------------ ----------
D issolution Notice.
undersigned \rill please call and settle im
mediately, and thereby save cost to themselves
Whieh they will sell *gs cheap as anybody, for
und expense to ma.
Cush or Any Kind of Produce, good or bad.
It. F . N IC H O L S .
Dallas, Ogn., Jan. Stb, 1870,
G I V E US A C A L L .- ^ s i
route from Amity, in Yamhill county,,
on Post-offices and Post roads.
T
HE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID
for all sorts o f Cotton and Linen Rags, Old
lV>pe, P unnies, etc., by
G. B. STILES, Main st., Dallas.
VX ntsbed to any persons who may deeir« to
praying for the establishment o f a mail
fortunes from the hard earnings of the
HAGS W A N T E D .
PAVTtRM w E.
o f the citizens of Polk county, Oregon,
last ton years been piling up collossal
do away with tariffs framed for rich
At the residence of David Ireland, i i / Polk
county, Ojregon, January 2, 1870. by Ira F. M.
Butler, J. P., John H. Staats and Miss Junia
M. Ireland, all of Polk county.
Ireland, Ireland, “ gem of the sea,”
Prom British rule forever free.
Let Johnny Staats, with joyful blis?,
Salute bis bride with sweetest kiss;
May all their years of wedded life
Prove happy years to John and wife.
Cou.
Statesman and Herald please copy.
The foregoing has
ladies was so fortunate as to get SCO in any shape, so they are bona fide, and
tered on the floors o f Congress have al • towards setting her up in the musical we will put them in proper shape.
ready reverberated in the Hull of the biz.
Oq thesis
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Mr. W. S. Jamos (late of Dallas) and Miss
Mary E. Bird.
The compliments of the happy couple were
received and duly honored. May their lives
flow on with gentle motion until they reach
that calm sea and purer sky where all is peaoe<
Sabbath school children o f the various which we have not. I f you wish to
evangelical denominations, assisted by write for the press, be brief— seize on
The first bold words necessary to be ut
House o f Representatives.
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Last evening was duly celebrated by the and inclination to worry over them—
Victoria and San Francisco,
T H E S H IB B O L E T H .
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are still jubilating over the almost de- comuiunicatiops o f late, intended far
mise o f (by the time you receive this)
tions relating to Sick, Injured or Diseased
Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Swine or Poultry. Thu?
every Subscriber has a Horse and Cattle Doc
tor fret.
tq* recently, ei<daim ea: “ It’^ true,
R. JESSUP HAVfcSG DETERMINED
for ma says s o : And i f ma says so, it is
to remove fpqm Dallas, he would Inform
so, if it ain’ t s$.”
his friends that ho^will hereafter be fo«nd ill
ceived several political (by courtesy)
partment under the charge of ope of the ablest
N O TICE.
— A little boy disputing with his sis-
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VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO ME
directed, issued out of the Circuit Court
of tbe State o f Oregon for the County o f Polk,
iu a judgment rendered therein on the 8U> day
of December, A D 1869, in favor of AUeu k
Lewis and against the property, personal and
real, of W. M. Hart, for tbe sum of twenty-nine
hundred and seventy and 75-100th dollars, I
have levied upon all the right, title and inter
est of the above named defendant in and to the
following described premises end paroels ot
land, to w!t: Blocks Nos. six and «even and
lots nos. four and five in block sixteen, in th#
town of Independence, Polk county, Oregon ;
also, the following described premise« situated
in the County of Polk and State of Oregon, in
township S south, range 4 west W illam ette»*»
idian, in section 2 1 , commencing at the souths
west corner o f claim no. 63, notification B*.
1825; thence north a chains; thenceeaes 1L9»
chains to the bank of the Willamette rDmff
thence south 78 degrees, west 5 chains ; thenoe
west 10.84 chains to the place of
containing six acres, more or less. Also, all or
that part o f the east half of the land claim o f
C. P. Cook, and bounded as follows! OUttO
west by the division line between C. P. OOSlt
and wife; on the north by the landctaim er
Thomas Burbank; southerly by^the Willamette
river; lastly, by the so-called Big Slough |
being the land sold under execution by J <• M*
Holman, Sheriff, in the case of Hass A Brother -
vs. C. P. Cook.
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Notice is hereby given that on Saturuuy,
J a m m y 2 i»tli. I » ? « , between the hours e f
19 o'clock a m and 1 o'clock p m, at the Cpurt
House door in Dallas, Polk county, I will sety
to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, the
above described premise», to satisfy the ftak}
judgment and costs and aocruing costs.
Sale to commence at 1 o’clock p m of Sui4
day.
J*
SMITH,
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Sheriff of Polk county, Ogn.
LL SORTS OF GOODS SOLD
Cash or Marketable Produce at
FOR
________ J. H. LEWIS’ *
ELCH S PREMIUM SALMON— BE 8 T
in market— in kits or barrels.
For sale at
COX 4 EAR H ART’S,
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