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COUNTY NEW S & TOW N GOSSIP L in n C ou n ty N o w h e r e !— P o l k - A i i e a d . —Some Polk County Official Directory. Polk county covers an area of about 1.250 Square miles. Number of voters, 1.227. Acres of land under cultivation. 9.1 270. Value of assessable property, $1,524.510. The Land Office for this District is located at Oregon City—Owen Wade, Register; Henry Warren, Receiver. C oi ' ntv O fficers . — Comm ¡»»inner», E. C. Dice, R. Tatem; Judge, J. L. Collins: Sheriff* J. W. Smith; Clerk, J . I. Thompson ; Assessor, H. Davis; frouK W , R, M. May: School Su perintendent, J. H. Myer; Surveyor, S. T. Lurch; Coroner, C. D. Embree. T erms or C ofrt .—Circuit Court, R. P. Boise Judge, convenes in Dallas on the 1th Monday in April and 3d Monday in November. County Court convenes on the 1st Monday in each month. N otaries P rim e.—T. Pearce, Kola: J. W. Shelley. Independence : J. L. Collins, Dallas; U. N. George, B/ena Vista. P ost O ffice T owns . —Bethel, Bridgeport, Buena Vista, Dal as (county scat), Kola, (arand Rondc, Indepeno mco, l.ui kiamute, Lincoln, Lewisville, Monmouth, Rick real, Salt Creek and Zcna. U. S. M ail leaves Dallas for Salem on Mon day, Wednesday and Friday at 7 a. in., rcturn- iug same day* at ti p. in.; for Independence, each Tuesday uornftig at 6 ; for Salt Creek, each Tuesday at l p. in.: for Lafayette, Mon day an l Thursday at 3 p. in., returning Wed- nesay and Saturday at lfl a. in.; for Corvallis, Wednesday and Saturday at 10 a. in., returning Monday and Thursday at 3 p. m. - - ♦ • ♦ RELIGIOUS SERVICES IN DALLAS. ifethod 1st Episcopal Church (South).—B. B. Baxter, pastor. Services the First Subbath in each mouth at their Church, southeast corner Washington and Church streets. JI. E. Church.—D. 1». Spaulding, pastor. Services at their church, north side of Mill street between Main and Jefferson, as follows: First Sabbath (in eaeh month) in the evening: 2d Sabbath, at It o’clock a. in.: 3.1 Sabbath, in the evening. Regular prayer meeting each Wednesday evening. Sunday School every Sabbath at 9J o’clock a. in. Baptist Church.—.1. Vi'. Osborn, pastor. Ser vices at their Church, corner Court and Jeffer son streets, the Third Sabbath in each month. Christian Chun},.—F. F. Campbell, pastor. Services at the Baptist Church second Saturday and Sunday in each mouth. DALLAS, SATURDAY, JAN. 29, 1*70. The meeting which lias been going on in the M. h . Church in this place, came to a close last Thurs day night. We hear it is the intention of this Church to commence a protract ed meeting at an early day—perhaps the coming week. Last night Prof. Campbell preached a highly interesting discourse at the Christian Church. Jle will preach again to night and to-morrow (Sunday), morning and evening. R e l i g i o u s .— N ew H a r n e s s .— AV c wish to call the attention of our farmers to the fact that Mr. Sam. Stiles has been manu facturing a large stock of superior har ness during the winter months to sup ply the demands of the spring trade, which he would like them to examine for themselves. H.e is located in the old Signal office, opposite the Academy block. F i n e . —The weather which for the la-t two weeks has been very disagree able—with alternate sleet and rain— yesterday changed to a pleasant warm« ness, aud Old Sol once more deigned to peep from > behind his cloudy mantle, and smile on dame earth as pleasantly as of yore. A few weeks of such weather would be a great benefit to far mers. W e s t B id e R a i l r o a d . —The people of the West-Side counties will rejoice to learn that men of reliability and means are subscribing liberally for bonds lately issued to raise funds to complete and equip the first twenty miles of the road on this side of the river. When such men as W. S. Ladd, C. M. Carter, S. G. Reed, J . C. Ainsworth and other re sponsible names are connected with an enterprise, and invest their money in it we have no fears as to the final result. Let every encouragement and all the aid consistent with their means be given by those interjsted in the completion of the road, and the West-Side couuties will soon enjoy a new era of prosperity. — Blade i d r u g s t o r e . S ALT.-CARM EN ISLAND AND LIV ERPOOL Salt, in quantities to suit, at COX k EARHART'S Salem. N orthw est Corner Main and M ill Sts*, — New York dispatches say a new D A L L A S, OGN. party was organized in that city on the 19th inst., under the name of the TO THE WORKING CLASS.—We are now a v i n g p u r c h a s e d the o l d s t a n d “ New Democracy.” The founders say formerly belonging to W. S. Robb, and prepared to furnish all classes with constant this is a big party on fundamental prin wishing to live and let live, I will sell at l<>w employment at home, the whole of the time or for the gpara moments. Business new, light ciples equalized with reference to peo rates, FOR CASH, everythingiu my lino: and profitable. Persons of either sex easily ple of all classes. They propose to earn from 50c. to %b per evening, and a propor* D rugs, P a te n t M edicines, tional sum by devotiag their whole time to the have changes made in the platform for business. ¿.Boys and girls earn nearly as much the vote of women. The new Demo And all kinds of PURE LIQUORS, put up as men. That all who see this notice may send crats favor the absorbing of all railroads expressly lor Medicinal use. their addresa and test the business, we mako and telegraphs by the Government, and this unparalleled offer: To such as ara not well y p y i i M E R l E S O F A L L K IN D S. satisfied, we will send $1 to pay for the trouble employment given to everybody who of writing. Full particulars, a valuable sam wants work, by the national or local ple, which will do to commence work on, and a Also, Soda, authorities. copy ot “The People’s Literary Companion”— Cream Tartar, one of the largest and best family newspapers — Mr. Pomeroy, last week, intro Soleralus. Sago, published—all sent free by mail. Reader, if Bird Seed, duced a resolution for a Sixteenth you want permanent, profitable work, address BanUs. Oils, E. C. ALLEN k CO., A ugusta , M aine . 30 Amendment to the Constitution, pro VaraiJics, Brushes, viding that the basis of suffrage shall Domestic Dyes, be citizenship ; that all native and na J E N N IN G S L O D G E No. O F Washing Powders, 'A A. M., Dallas, holds its regular com- turalized residents shall enjoy the same And everything else that is kept iu a IIR SP ununications on the Saturday preceding tights and privileges of the elective R epublican F igures .—The fol CLASS DRUG STORE. the Full Moon in each month, unless the moon franchise. That each State shall de lowing are the calculations upon which fulls on Saturday—then on that day, at out II. F . N IC H O L S, Druggist. 1 o’cloek. termine the age and time of citizen the Republican party in Oregon enter Also, on the second Friday in each month ship required for the exercise of the upon the spring campaign : at 7 o’cloek, P. M , for the purpose of improve right of suffrage which shall apply Republic an Counties—Marion, 7 ; ment of the Craft in Masonry, and for such other work as the Master may from time to equally to all citizens. Douglas, Coos aud Curry, 0 ; Benton, time order. — Terrific storms raged last week 3 ; Yamhill, 3 ; Columbia, Clatsop and B u reau s, All Brethren in good standing are invited to Lounges, throughout all the Eastern States, caus Tillamook, 4 ; Multnomah, G ■ Clacka attend. By-order of the W. M. T ab les, mas, 4 : Grant, 3—being 36 votes on ing great loss of life and property. B ed stead s, — The San Jose Mercury gives the joint ballot. l l l l . L VS | i H O T E L , Democratic Counties—Linn, 7; Lane, A V ariety o f C H A IR S, for K itchen and following terse argument on immigra P arlor use, tion, j " Cheap fares and cheap lands 5 ; Jackson. 4 ; Josephine, 5 ; Folk, CORNER MAIN A COURT STR EET, R A W -IIID E BOTTOM C H A IR S, will do more to bring in immigrants 4 ; W asco, 3 ; Baker, 2 ; Umatilla, 3 ; Of my own make. D a lla s , O reg o n . than all the money that can l>3 raised Union, 3 —making 33 votes on joint to make them come without those in ballot. INVITE THE PUBLIC TO EXAMINE JAMES A HOVER, : : PROPRIETORS. ducements.” This is pretty closo figuring to go into a my stock. I shall be pleased to show you goods, and belter pleased when you buy. — - A large clothing house recently cauvass upon, and shows that the cam my New Work put up to order, aud Repairing fp IIIS HOUSE HAS RECENTLY BEEN failed in Stockton because the proprio paign is to be contested for all that “ is done at the lowest cash price. 1 refitted, repainted «nd rearranged, and it is now open for the accommodation of the trav tor neither advertised uor patrouized in sight.”— Commercial. 37 WIYI. C. W IL L S . eling public, whose patronage is respectfully the newspawers. solicited. Wc don’t think it is such very “ close Tlo: TABLE will at all times be found well SASH AND DOOR FACTORY, provided — A survey has been made of a con with every delicacy of the season as siderable portion of Utah. There are figuring” as our shrewd contemporary Corner M ill aud Main streets, D a llas. well as the substantial#, and our guests may no siirns of coal or other minerals, but would like to make the people believe. rest assured of courteous aud prompt attend ance. the soil is very fertile in the valleys. If the Radicals think they can carry R i^ g s & Cam i>bcl 1 The SLEEPING APARTMENTS will also — There are rumors of a new Fenian Benton, Douglas, Yamhill, Multnomah be found clean, wholesome an d comfortable. a v e c o n st a n t l y on h a n d yGiT'Meals will be furnished Travelers at all expedition to Canada. Some leading and Grant, they are mightily fooled. a largo variety of Doors and jp -H i hours. spirits of the Brotherhood, in New Sashes, of all the common sizes, and of,— ¿Cs5**Livery Stable opposite the hotel. York, arc busy at a mysterious project. It cau’t be did ! spite of their figuring. the best workmanship, at their Sash and Door 20-tf JAMES k HOVER. Factory, which they offer for sale as cheap us A communication was received yester They may, perhaps, carry two of the such articles can be purchased elsewhere day from Ireland reporting the State of counties named ; and if they do even They are also prepared to fill all special or affairs there. Men enrolled in the that they may consider themselves in ders for work iu their line promptly, cheaply W a l t h a ti W a t c o e » and accurately. Brotherhood in Ireland express a will big luck. Give us a trial, anil you will be satisfied. ingness to revolt as soon as the Brother 2 RIGGS k CAMPBELL. hood here srike Canada. Preparations Let every one who wants a Watch read thi carefully. The Pacific Blade says: “ We were are being made here for the event J . M eitzes, Large quantities cf arms arc daily he shown a private letter from Senator Especially if in soma remote, out-of-the-way ing forwarded to Ireland, and 1,500 Williams, last week in which ho said place. S HI I T II, BLACK men are enrolled in the City of Cork, ho had strong hopes of securing a daily and in Dublin about the same number. Mail» S treet, Independence, Now that the railroad is open, we propose to give the residents of Oregon the opportunity of There :s scarcely a doubt that there is mail for this side of the river, during getting single genuine Waltham Watches at o es w ork of e v e r y d e s c r ip t io n from 40,000 to *50.000 men in Ireland the present se.-sion of Congress. Our in his line, in the must substantial man L ow est New York W holesale P rices l available for immediate action and ser whole Congressional delegation arc ner, at short notice. We sell more Waltham Watches than any vice if called upon. jpjt- t e r m s r e a s o n a b l e . working earnestly to secure such service. other establishment in the country, either wholesale or retail; wo send great numbers to Givo mo a cull and try uiy work. — The San Francisco Bulletin is now A daily mail ou tho West side of the every section of the country by Mail and Ex 20-tf _J. HEDGES. is now printed on its new eight cylinder river between Portland and Corvallis, press, carefully paeked and in perfect running order. Our plan is this: You want a watch, Hoe press. That paper has thirteen is one of the greatest present postal BANK EXCHANGE SALOON, and see our advertisement; now. we want you editors and reporters, thirty composi first to write to us for our Descriptive and Illus tors, twelve men in the press-room, wants of the State, and we are glad to Main street, : t : D allas, O gn. trated Price List: we will send if, post-paid, by return mail. It explains all tho different kinds, eight clerk, thirty carriers, and many hear of the favorable indications iu re tells the weight and quality of the cases, with INES, LIQUORS, POUTER, ALE, correspondents. The cost for labor per gard to it.” prices of each: you then make a selection of Bitters, Cigars, Candies, Oysters.! week is $0,000 or $500 each day. the kind you prefer, and send us your order. and Sardines will be served to gentle-* We will then send you the watch by Express, men on the outside of the counter, by a gentle — The proposed ship canal near W e learn that Judge Whitson was man who has an eve to “biz” on the inside. with the bill to collect on delivery. We give Stockton will place that city within SO offered the position of Register in Bank So cóme along, boys: make no delay, and instructions to the Express Company to allow you to open the package and examine the miles of San Francisco by deepwater ruptcy, vice W. It. llill, but dccliued wo will soon hear what you have to say. Watch; it it suits, you can pay, and take i t ; if 32 W. F. CLINGAX. communication ; and- three hours time not, you are under no obligation to receive it it. by means of fast steamers. and if it is taken, and afterward does not provo brother of one of the brides, mentioned under the head of “ marriages,” was commission- ed to procure the license of the County Clerk. He made application to the official, who after sitisfyiirg himself (as F i n e A r t s — Read the advertise he thought) that all was right, proceed ed to fill the blank. lit* asked the ment of Mr. W. II. Catterlin, in to day’s uame of the parties, and the brother paper. lie offers special inducements —‘¿-* gave the name of the groom, ('inly giv ¿o homely people. C a n ’ t S ee I t ! —A correspondent ing the intials of the first names), and did uot mention the bride. Thinkin»- 1 sends us a long tirade of abuse on the the name given was that «>f the bride, heads of some parties, not mentioned, and the young man himself the intend who have been slandering him (so he ed groom, the papers were so filled by says). We cannot publish it. The the Clerk, and the brother departed language is too extravagant, and it without examining them, little think* would interest uobody. ing he had in his hand license fur him G r e a t B a r g a i n s !—You will never self to marry one of his own sex. For get a better chance to buy valuable tunately the practical father of the property cheap than is now offered by bride discovered the error in time to Mr. Kmmons. Read his advertisement have it rectified before the ceremony on the second page. took place. The brother aforesaid will S e e d s ! S e e d s ! —G. B. Stiles is be many months older before he hears prepared to furnish all who need them — A great mass meeting was held at the last of his marriage license. Corinne, Thursday, January 6th. the with prime garden seeds from the best object of which was to divide Utah nurseries. Call on him. M a x -T r a p . — As a young gentleman Territory and annex the Corrinne dis- C o r r e c t io n . In our notice of the trict to Idaho. It was a meeting of and ludy were returning home from church last Weduesdiy night, along death of Col. Ford we stated that at Gentiles, and is pronounced u success by the Reporter. Main street, they were precipitated into the time of his decease lie was a mem — News received Pfoni the Mississippi the mill race alongside of Lee’s store— her of the Christian Church. This is Legislature state that they elected Re the planking having been removed from ; not so. For eight years preceding his veals. a colored man. and present State the side walk between Lee’s and the death he was united with the M. E Senator. II. S. Senator for the term meat market. I f the owners of the Church South. ending March, 1S71 ; General Ames, for the term ending March, 1875, and property thereabouts are too stingy to T r o u b l e w it h I n d i a n s . —the Port Gov. Alcorn for the full term, begin keep a sidewalk in repair, they ought Townsend Message lias news by steam uing March, 1871. certainly to have consideration enough —The Truckee Tribune says : J. \Y. fur their fellow-beings to put up some er Consthntine of a disturbance at Fort Marshall, the man who first discovered Wrangle, Alaska, which commenced sort of a barricade to prevent such acci- gold in California, is at Kelsey’s Dig by au Indian attacking the laundress .dent as the one mentioned above. gings, Eldorado county, old and feeble of the Post and biting off one of her and compelled to work for his hoard C a u g h t at L a st .— A very large, fingers. Captain Burrows sent a file | and clothes. The Tribune calls on all •grey wolf, which has frequented the of men to take the Indian, dead or alive, miners to make up a fifty ceut contribu rural shades of Soap Creek, Benton and they took him dead. In revenge for tion for him. — Six weeks ago Evans, Colorado, county, was caught on Friday, the 11th, this the Indian? threatened to attack the was a wilderness in the prairie. To b y ’Mr. John S. Miller. This animal troops, and word being brought to the measures six fuet in length, three feet Sutler, Mr. L. Smith, that Indians day it has five hotels, any number of drinking and gambling saloons, and high, eighteen inches around the neck, were lurking about, he started out several hundred dwelling houses. thirty-eight and a half inches around about 2 o’cloek in the morning with a — St. Louis physicians report that body, and twelve inches from the top of revolver and lantern. Near the house city alarmingly unhealthy at the pres its head to the point of its nose, and the he discovered one of the savages and ent time. Small-pox among the adults, hair on the animal is five inches in hailed him, but was immediately shot and scarlet fever and measles among the length. This “ v arm in t” has fre down by a charge of buckshot, lie children, are prevailing to an alarming fluently committed depredations in the lived about 20 hours. Capt. Burrows extent. —- Leading citizens of Greene coun locality in which he was captured, for made demand for the murderer, which ty, Mo., have offered $50,000 in cash the last 6ix mouths, and had become a was refused—he then sent for the and 640 acres of fine land as an induce source of great annoyance. * After sev Chiefs, but they refused. After giving ment to secure the location of the Ag eral fruitless hunts after his wolfship, them ample time, he shelled the town, ricultural College at Springfield. Mr. Miller finally caught him in a com .which caused them to capitulate, afid — Miss Marshall, who has been lec mon wolf-trap, and the community is the murderer having been given up turing in Memphis and other Southern cities, upon Woman’s Rights, Temper thus rid of ouc of its greatest pests. was hung. ance, etc., was arrested in Brownsville, C h a v r i v a r i . — The young men Tcnn., last week, and sent to jail for W iiat it W ould H a v e D one .— being a “ dead beat ” generally. about town made night liideons last Monday uiglit by saluting a newly mar Talking of money, the New York — The Union Pacific Railroad was Post observes that “ we spent and wastfcd ried couple of their friends, who were blocked up with snow from the 15th to in the war in »ney enough to build ninety cnsconsed oa the upper part of Main Darien ship canals; or to build a hun the 19th iust. All clear now. street, with cow bells, tin kettles, dred Pacific railroads; or nine times as — Last week, in San Francisco, a drums, whistles, and all sorts of unearth much as wuuld double track every rail girl aged 15 years, named Sarah Mor ly noise-creators. They succedcd in road iu the United States.” And for ris, went to bed apparently healthy and it all we have “given to negligence” “ bringiug the bridegroom out,” and one half the country, and made a poor with good eye sight a few nights since, and awoke the next morning perfectly rumor lias it that some of the fellow President out of a pretty good hftrse blind. Occnlists pronounce the caso “ got mellow ” before they reached jockey. Was uot tho money well in almost hopeless, and a thin skin is vested ? iiQine. formed over her eyes. G ood J o k e . —The few waeks since the Albany Democrat published as an item of note the fact that there were eleven men in Linn county who paid over $100 each for taxes for county purposes. Our worthy Sheriff, J . \\f.‘ Smith, in forms us that Polk county can boast of thirty-six persons who pay over that sum—averaging nearly $200 each. The Democrat further stated that the high- est tax paid in Linn was $300 (and a fractiou—the exact figure we could not decipher). Our highest reached the sum of $534 00. Big Linn is nowhere beside Little Old Polk. NEWS IN BRIEF. jttttttt H FURNITURE! I H D W 66 <* E Ä 99 SA LO O N , you wish the very best C abiskt P ho - M AIN S T R E E T , I N D E P E N D E N C E . tockapiis . you must call ou BRADLEY k RULOFSON, 429 Montgomery street, San TUNE WINES, LIQUORS AND SEGARS F rauciseo. . served to customers on short notice. This establishment does not dispense tangle foot or anything of that character. S< non-LA is a taint or infection in the hu jf.ft- C all at th e G eni.ri5^, man organism which weakens the vital forces, 20-tf and disorder« or disarranges the functions of the whole system. This taint or infection is most usually hereditary in the constitution, but A d m in istra to r's A oticc. it may also arise from habits of life, unwhole some food, etc. In time, if this disense does ATOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE not show itself in au ulcerous or tubercular undersigned has been duly appointed by form, it induces those other diseases, such as the County Court of Polk county, Oregon, Ad consumption, ulcerations of the liver, stomach ministrator of the estate of Cader 15. Cope, de and kidneys, salt rheum, dropsy, etc. The best ceased. All persons having elaiius against remedy ever yet discovered is “Dr. Walker’s said estate are hereby notified to present the V uu ETABLB VIX EG Alt BlTTKRS.” It will CUTC same, with proper vouchers therefor, to him, at the disease if not too far advauced, and will his residence iu said county, within six months eradicate the cause. from the date of this notice ; aud all persons knowing themselves indebted to said estate are requested to make iiumedinta payment. ARCHIBALD HASTINGS, W IL L IA M D A V ID SO N , Administrator. J. II. TrnxER, Att’y for Ailui’r. Office, No. 64 (Adjoining Telegraph Office),: Dallas, Jan 6, 1879 "fi-4 Front street, Portland, Oregon. I C IT A T IO N . satisfactory, we will exchange it, or REFUND THE MONEY. As an indication of the Brices, ice tcill quote one Watch from our list. The P. S. BAKTLKTT, Lever Moermtnt, with B.rtra Jeirets, Chronome ter Balance, Patent Pinion, Patent Dust Cap. and all the other late iuiprorements, iu a Solid Coin Silver Case, $28 in Greenbacks, or about $20 In Coin. AU the other kinds, both gold and silver, in the same proportion. Do not order a Watch till you have sent for a Prsco List, as it con tains a great deal of information regarding these watches that will enable you to make an intelligont selection. Don’t forget, when you write, to state that you saw this advertisement in the l’ot.K C oi stt JE hibs , and you need n«*t put iu stamps for return postage. Address in full, H ow ard A Co., Jewelers and Silversmiths, til9 Broadway, New York. We refer, by permission, to Messrs. Wells, Fargo A Co., N. Y. and San Francisco. I. W. Raymond, Esq., T. It. Butler, Esq., B. C. Howard, Esq.. San Francisco. W. S. Hobart, Esq., Yirgiuia City, Nevada. 28 S P E C IA L COLLECTOR O F CLAIM S. Account.«, Notes, Bonds, Drafts and Mercan tile claims of every description throughout Or egon and the Territories, WILL BE MADE A SPECIALTY AND PROMPTLY COLLECT ED, as well as with a duo regard to economy in all business matters intrusted to his caro and the proceeds paid over punctually. R EA L ESTA TE D E A L E R . W O R D S O F W ISDOM F or Y oung M en , On the Ruling Passion in Youth and Early Manhood, with SELF HELP for the Erring an«l Unfortunate. Sent in sealed letter envel opes, free of charge. Address, H oward A sso ciation , Box P, Philadelphia, Pa. S P A IA K IL L E R . I N THE COUNTY COURT OF POLK County, State of Oregon, in the matter of the t statu of Joseph J. Armstrong, deceased. To Altia A. Campbell, James Armstrong, Emily Wolf, hi irs, and James 1. Thompson, Guardian ad litem of Lafayette Armstrong, Amelia Atm Armstrong and Utilities W. Armstrong, minor heirs of said deceased:—In the immc of the State of Oregon, you are hereby required to appear in said Court on Tuesday, the 8th day of February, A. P. 1S70, and show cause, if any you have, why the application of J. G. Campbell, administrator of the estate of said deceased, to sell the southwest j of southwest i ot section two ; the southeast J of southeast i of section three: the northeast i of northeast j of section ton; and the northwest j of north west j of section eleven, in township 6 south, range 4 west, Polk county, Oregon, should n«t be granted. And you are hereby further n«*ti tied Unit *f you fail so t«» appearand makeyftur objections, for want thcreui, said application will be granted. # liy order ol said Court, made Dee. fi, 186J. •Witness uiy hand and staL of said Court. J. I. THOMPSON. Clerk. Sullivan k Whitson, Aduirs Attys. *5J THE GREAT N O T IC E . Family Medicine of the Age! Taken In tern a lly , it Cures D R. JESSUP HAVING DETERMINED to remove from Dallas, be would inform Dysentery, Cholera. liiarrhtva, his friends that he will hereafter bo found rn Cramp und, Cuín in the Stomach, Salem, lie has placed his books au«l aoc«Minf& IIon-el Complaints, Painters' Colic, in tho bands of Jas. McCain, Attorney at Law, Liter Complaint, Dyspepsia, 1 „(Inaction, Dallas, Oregen, for collection. Those knowing Sore Throat, Sudeten Collin, themselves indebted to hW will please en Cou y he, d'c„ <£■«. upon Mr. McCain and settle their accounts. 34 S. It. JESSUP. M. D. Used E xtern ally, It Cures Boils, Felons, Cuts, Bruises, Bums. Scalds, Old \ \ j /ELC 1IS PREMIUM SALMON LEST in market—in l«its or barrels, Sores, Sprains, Toothache, Cain in the Face, j f f or sale at COX k EAL11ART >, A' cm rtthjia, Bio „mutism. Frosted Feet, ir uj Salon. d'c., <f (f c. $ 1 5 GOOD AS GOLD § 2 0 BUY THE ONLY GENUINE IMPROVED O R O ID E GOLD WATCHES!! MANUFACTURED BY T H E O R O ID E W A TC H CO. a r e all th e best m ak e . Hunting Cases, finely chased; look and wear like fine gold, and are equal in gppearauco to the best gold watches usually costing.$L50. FnC Jeireled Levers, Uetils’ aud Ladies’ sises, T hey a tu L R C D O U B L E E X T R A R E F I N E D Solid Oroide Gold Hunting Cases, Pull Jeweled Levers, etfe equal to $200 Gold Hatches - Reg- llutcd and Guaranteed to keep correct tune, and wear and not tarnish, icith Lxtra lin e Cases, at $20 each. No m oney Is reqtiired In ad van ce. Mo send by Express anywhere within the United States, payable to agent on delivery, with the privilege to open' and examine before paid tor, and if not satisfactory returned, by paying the Express charges. Good« irill be sent by mail as Registered Package, prepaid, by sending cask in advance* AN AGENT SENDING FOR SIX WAT CHES GETS AN EPTKA WATCH FREE, MAKING SEVEN $17» WATCHES FOR OK SEVEN $29 WATCHES FOR S i20. Also<-Y2leeant o ro id e Gold Chstlns, ef latest and most costly style#, for Ladies and Gentlomen, fr e in é to -40 inches long at $2, $-1, SO and $8 each, sent with watches at lowest wholesale prices State kind aud size of watch required, aud to avoid bogus concerns ordor ! T H E O R O ID E W A TCH CO. lit* Fulton S u , N ew York. 23-13
