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DALLAS; SATURDAY, NOV. 5, 1870.
Latest New York Gold QaoUtion;t.......lH!
Lal Ttadeft la Portland :
... ; Seltiost., .,.88l
?&I2at Produce atii Commission Marks! .
Corrected Weekly, by G. B. Stiles, People's
Merchant, Main Street, Dallas, Oregon. -
, tFHEAT--75e bush.
OATS 30 35 v '
BARLEY 60 -
FLOUR-$5 S5 50 bbl.
" Sks$l 25 $1 37.
CORN MEAL $3 to $4 bbt.
" 'BEANS $5 6 bbl.
'BACON SMes. 14 16Btt.
;HAMS 17 18e lb
'B TjTTER -26 ; 37o lb.
EQQS 30c do.
LARD Bulk, 12 Jo; tins, 13 14e.
-POTATOES From W?on, 50e bhL
APPLES Green. 50c bhl.
Dried, 4 5c p lb. ,r
CHEESE Nw Oreeoo, 20 25e S5 !b.
CHICKENS $2 50 ds.
TURKEYS 75 $1 each.
New goods at J. C. Bell's a lot of beautiful
wSUrproof goods for ladies.
The Statesman has an excellent article
last Wednesday's paper on " Iu1y United.""
in
We noticed a very nice lot of wall piper
and bordering at Nichols A Code's drug store.
Call and see it.
1T notice the return of Mr, N. Lee, one of
our merebants in town, this morning, who has
been absent seeing to matters on his farm about
2i miles from the Tillage.
, Prichi5G. Rer. A. W. Sweeney will again
far or-n with OQe of his good sermons on next
Monday evening at 6J o'clock, at the M. E.
: Church South ' Go and hear him.
There will be a Sociable at the OJd Fellow's
Ball, Dallas, on .the 10th inst, fur the bene fit
of -the Christian Sabbath School. No efforts
will be spared to render everything pleasant
and agreeable. All are invited io attend.
Our stirring townsman, Asa Shrieve, is re
building bis blacksmith's shop, on the spot of
the late conflagration. This is an exhibition of
the right kind of pluck,
men in Dallas.
We want more such
We were glad to meet the Rev: D. L. Spaul
ding this morning on the side walk, and to
know that he is fastrrecovering from bis late
illness, and able to be out. lie stil appears
quite feeble.
We call attention to the Produce and Pro
vision Market prices current, prepared by G.
D. Stiles, and also to the fact that he has re
eently received a large and splendid apart
ment of sugar, coffee, tea and family groceries
generally, all of which he offers cheap to the
public. ,
, William Bard n, of Grande Rond, called at
ear Sanctum last evening, and informed us
that the ggnerslbealhis good in that quarter,
an $ that all. is peace and-quiet, save a report
which was going the' rounds as he left, that
small pox had made its appearance among ta?
Indians. u
Judge 8. II. Myer, of this county, has re
cently migrated into the state of matritnon,
where we hope, like all pioneers to new conn
tries, be vwiir-be "delighted with the scenery,
and "his pathway strewn with flowers. The
Judge has our beat wishes for a long and happy
life.
If yon desire to purchase good carpet very
chespj go to John C. Bell's, at Brown's old
. stand. And if it is ? the new sty!eof window
enrtains yon want, the most convenient, cheap
est and durable you ever saw. go to N. A J . D
Lee's, Emmon's old stand. But if you want
family groceries, then go to Laughery A Col
line; and if yon doat find wiat you deire
there, then go a few doqrs south, and call on
G. B. Stiles, who always has every thing you
-want, and then if you have any money left,
. ftep in at the next door north, and you can
purchase the best and cheapest saddles, har
nessandl jbridlcs or halters you have ever met
with, of S. C. Stiles ; and after you haver-
chased all yon desire, if you have no way of j
getting them home, and are in a great hurry
about it, so that your wife and children can
have canle to smile, just get across the street
and call on oar very pleasant friend Tom
Richmond, and he will furnish you with
a splendid rig, and the' nicest little fellow to
drive it in the country "T
SraLBiwo'ii Glpb" will mend yonr ways,
or anything els that needs-unending.
What ii Quillaya Saponaria !
It is a tree, tba . bark of a Chillian Tree,
which yieldi,vwhen macerated, a fragrant veg
etable sdap with cleaning and antipntreseent
propertiesnot peiesed by any other vegeta
ble prqduetioRf This Bark a a prominent eon
itituent of the celebrated , Soron )T, the most
opular'dental preparation ever introduced in
America. - ; ' . ;. "
Sfaldiho'b Glue." stickiest thing out
lTrom Alex, JY. i Dougherty, -Jf. late onto
tht Dedieal Director U. ti A.f Newark. N. J.
"Having , been made acquainted with the
composition cf the preparation known as Sot
ODOHT I have for some time past permitted its
nse in my family, where it has given entire sat
isfaction. .It . U ..an elegant toilet article,
well worth of the ecomiums it has received.
JBSA profuse and many times exceseively
offensive discharge from tte nose, with "stop
ping up" of thenoee -at tkne impairment of
sue sens or smell and taste, watering or weak
eyes, impaired bearing, irregular appetite, oc-
Cit ona! nausea. nresMure and nain over the
. eyes, end at times in the back, of the head, oc
casionally chilly sensations, cld feet, and a
T, J1 1 1WK1,U(1 nd debility i.xre jytatooi
wbieh are- common to Catarrh, yet all of them
are not present in every case. Dr. Sage's Ca
tarrh lUroedy eures Catarrh In its worst form
. fttt l itages. It is pleasant to use and .contains
sr .Cn,Uo d8. Sent by mail
M S $i& X nlY Address IL VPierce
"Telegraphic Summary, j
London, Nov. 2 Paris journals say
that Bavarian prisoners ho have been
taken, have ben found to have explo
sive bullet iu their possession. They
ulsb say they expect the bombardment
of Paris to cotnrrrence any niomnnt
The report of the capitulation of Da
taitie reached Parts on the 27th, and
caused intense excitement. One paper
the Comfnit, charged the government
with suppressing thenfornuation. The
citizens were enraged o that they de
stroyed ail the-copiesof that p;pr, and;
sought to anest the editor Garibaldi
ca'ptured 1,000 prisoners from th
Prussians in a late engagement. The
Prussians are reportU to'be moving
northward from Jura, followed closely
by French forces All the French of
ficers talcen at Metis are ordered to re
port at Casel by King Willisim. . :
London. Nov. 2. The Tribunes
I correspondent in Pstris. says it is itnpb.
i sible to make out whether the Prussians
nit-an fo bombard the city or not.
LondOn, Nov. 3. Thiers was ad
mitted'' to audience with the King-of
Prussia. The conference lasted three
hours.
Bismarck, replying to E il Granville
offers of meditation through the Prus
sian Miuister, says there will be no ob
struction offered by him t-i the French
elections.
The Prussians have commenced
movements northward to Soissons.
Frontbo State man
Recorder's Court. Hefore his-l
Honor the Recorder, yesterday, 5 case
of drunkenness were arraigned and
propt ily attended to For a wonder
they alt paid up, and went on their way
rejoicing. All things considered times
are improving. In spite of the small
pox excitement' busines in the Record
er's Court shws life and activity.
.Keeping it Ur Tuesday, rather
late in the evening, the wood-shed of
Rev. Mr. Dojne's honse, was discovered
on fire. Mr. Doaac accidentally .made
the discovery and gave the alarm in
time for the blaze to be extinguished
without much difficulty. Whoever is
doing this incendiary work seems to
have a passion for setting wood-feheds
and empty elables ou fire.
State of Health We feel grafe
ful at being able to state that the heatih
.if our city appears to be as good as
usual." Mr. J. Dennis, whose case was
probab y the worst, -is improving, and
Messrs. .Hunter and Thompson, of the
Legislature, are both eynva!e.eing rap
idly. There have been other cases, in
eluding -Secetary Chadwick, Hon. Mr.
Psirter. Hon T. W. Davenport and
others, who seems to have had the
chieke ipox, I'tit th-y were . not much
h file ted with it. No excitment exists
in town a ou snia 'Ipoi. ami wc . write
this item fo the betifii of readess anu
friends eisowhere.
Another Veto. We learn that th
hill which wa passed to complete the
drainage of State Unds in Unin coun
tv has I'cen vetoed by the Governor.
Yesterday heinr the last day for his
ronsideration of the bill it must have
bee filed with the Secetary of State,
ut at a late Ivour. so that wc cannot
give points save thnt (he Executive is
s;iid to- consider that the lands alluded
to are swamp lands and were improp
erly located as St ite lands of other des
sctiption.
. FLORAIIXCKNSK.
The frarrance of frenh tl iwers i arceaWo
and plens&ent to even the most ftiriius; and
in the genuine Murray A Lakak's Fi,oriiia
W 4Ter we have this floral fragrauce in all its
refreshment purity and strength. Ldit per
sons and invalids are greatly southed and ben
efited hyUs use.
pQ" An there are worthless counterfeit buy
ers should alwaysntik for the Florid Wtr
prepared by Lantnan Jk Kemp, New York.
Hmy Voices from California.
"My experiene sati.xfirg me that BrNtol'i Sar-
saparilla and PilU are the best and only reme
dies for Scrofula." S. R. Harris. Santa Clam.
"Bristol's Snrsaprillahas cured me of Rheu
matism after every thing els had failed."
. P. KsJM.r, .S'otiora.
"For the fist time in years I am free of sores
and eruption. I uwl 9 bottles of Bristol's
5arsapanll and 5 or Pills "
J. S, Jokes, Pet&himn
b9S. : '
The Fire Dollar Sewing Machine purchased
by me, January, 186, from the Family Sowing
Machine Company, Nassau. Street, N. Y., baa
been in almost constant ue e ver since. It has
not been out of order once. Has cost nothing
for repairs, and I find It simple and reliable in
operation, and always ready to sew. Those
friends of rioe who use them'wirt the new
improvements are very mucn pleased. The one
I have I would not part with.
MRS. ANN W. CUTIIBURT,
428. West Soth-Street, New JTeiOt.
34.3m
' I have for the past eiuht months,
cuflstao'tly used ooe of the $15 Norton,,
Onde Udld Lever V ntcl'CH, manufac
tured by Chaa. V. Norton & Co. 86
NassauStreet, New York, and founJ
the total variation in its time but one.
half ruinate, (SO secotids,) and it re
tains the name appearance of jrold as
when purchased, beveral ot oar men
use them with the samo results. I
cheerful recommend them fur correct
noss and wear.
HORACE W. WJIITAKKR.
Erie Railroad.
84 8a
Robbery of a Staof. Salt Lake,
Oct. 25. The stage Trom Pioche was
stopped last night at 11 o'clock by
three highwaymen, eight miles from
Ncphi, Utah. While two ot the roD-j
bers held shotguns leveled on the dri-:
ver and passensiers, the third emptied
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s treasure box, took
the registered -letter sack, robbed the
passengers of about $1,500 in coin, and
then decamped. The co'ich contained
five passengers, two of them children.
Sheriff and a posse are now in pursut of
the thieves. Chronicle.
The $12 Lever Watch, No. 13.580.
purchased from Chas. P Norton & Co.
8 Nassau-Street, New York, January
5th, hns been carried by me over six
months, with a total variation in time
of only 2G seconds, without the sl'ght
est regulating, and presents the Ram,
brilliancy of color as when purchased.
JAMES It. WILSON.
Sec. American S. M Co N. Y
New York. July 30th, 1870.
313m
WAItRIEU.
MY K R LOG A N". On the 27th ult., by
Kev. B R. Baxter, Hon. John II. Mjrer to
Miss Mary C Logan, all of Puik County.
CUnNBUTLEU. On the 2d of Nov., at
the Hesiaeuce of the Bride's Father, Mr J. B.
V. Butler, in Monmouth, Plk County, Oregon,
by Ira F M. Butler, J. P., Mr. C. C. Cuhn, oi
Albany, to Mis LyJiaTutler. ,
1)1 El.
On the 29lh of Oct., at this place, of Con.
uo)ption,"3Irs. Serena Jane Liverraore. aged
27 yvarr, leaving a husband and two children.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WIT, 1,1.111 DtYIDSOIV,
Office, G 1 Front Street,
PORTLAND - - - OREGON.
JReal Eistixte XeaIei-
Special Collector of Claims.
A large Amount of CITY and EAST PORT
LAND PriH-rty for Sale.
Also. IMPROVED FARMS, and valuable un
cultivated LANDS, located in all parts of
the State.
Investment in REAL ESTATE and other
PROPERTY, made for correspondents.
CLAIMS of all description promptly collect
ed. HOUSES and STORES leased.
All kinks of Financial and General Agency
business transacted.
Parties having FARM PROPERTY for sale
will plee furnish descriptions of the same
to the AGENTS OF THIS OFFICE, in
eaVb of the priodipsl CITIES and TOWNS
of this STATE. 13-tf.
XJUA. .V
X J f
1840
U - - U,
FOR Tills I'Y ?VnAHl
Ha that well-dTown, standard and popular
remedy
PAIN KILLER,
raanufwtured by Perry, Darin A Bon, Provl-
lc nee, R. I., been bf fori the public, and in that
time has become known in all parts nf the
world, and been used by people of all nations.
It remains t-djy that same ewd and etfici
e'nt remedy. Its wimderful power tn retiring
the most severe pain has never been equalled.
and it has earned its wirid-wide popularity by
its intrinsic merit. Nu curative agent has had
so wide-rpread a sale, or given such.univers
atif!ttim. The various ills for which the
Pain Killer is an unfailing cure are too well
known to require recapitulation in this adver
tisement. As an external ind internal medi
cine, the Pain Killer stands unrivalled. Direc
tion accompany e ich bottle.
Sold by all Druggist.
Price 25 cts.,' 50 cts., and $1 per bottle. 33 4w
flume Question f,r the sickly and
Debilitated.
I it worth while to endure penal torture
after every meal, when indigestion can be
immediately relieved and permanently cured
by so agreeable a remedy as -HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH IS ITTKRSf -
Don it pay to bo compelled by debility and
languor- to abandon active business, when
brain, nerve and muscle can be braced up, and
the Whole system restored to a healthy condi
tion by a course of HOSTETTER'S BIT
TERS? Why approach the dinner-table daily with a
positive disgust for all 'that is savory and
leliclous, wuen a vigorous appetite for even
the plainest fare Is created by the use of 110!
TETTBR'S BITTERS f
Is it wise td live in this bright world as If it
were a dungeon; gloomy, discontented and
miserable, when the worst case of hypocbron
dria can be cured in a week by such a pleasant
and wholesome ezhilirant as HOSTETTER'S
BITTERS?
Can it be porsible that any person of bilious
habit will run the risk of reinitteait fever or
billious colic, when he can tone and regulate
tbe great secretive organ with HOSTETTER'i?
BITTERS?
Is it not a species of moral , insanity for any
miner or planter in tbe interior, Mr any traveler
or sojourner on the placers, to be witho itthe
best known antidote to the effects of poisoned
air and impure water, HOSTETTER'S BIT
TERS? ; ; , .
Considering the harassing and depressing
nature of the functional derangements to which
woman is subject, is it not astonishing that any
invalid of tbe feebler sex should hesitate to
seek tbe -relief afforded In such cases, by tbe
genial operation of j HOSTETTER'S BIT-
These are questions of deeper interest than
any of the political dogmas dt the day, nod
and those whom they concern are, invited to
give theui something more than a passing
thought. U3 4w
WELCH'S PREMIUM 8ALM0N BEST
In market in kits or barrels.! f v
For al at COX A EARUART'S,
NE W A D VISR TISEMES TS.
Jflotherg, I've Found It!
11" OR YEARS I HAVE SEARCHED FOR
a remedy that will CURE your children
by removing the CAUSE, and at last I can say
"Eureka." TRY IT.
c;a nn i ti i fivl tm o i ai .
This is a pleasant antacid, and in large doses
laxative; in small dose, an astringent medi
cine j exceedingly useful in all bowel afTaetions,
especially of children. It is a safe, certain
and effectual remedy for Cholic, Diarrhoea,
Cholera Morbus, &wimer Complaint, Griping
Pain, Sour Stomach,' Costiveneas, Wind ou the
Stomach, Crying anU Fretting of Children, fn
Teething, there is nothing that equals it. It
softens the O urns, and renders Teething easy.
It Is no humbug medicine, got up to sell,
but a really valuuble'preparation, havingbeen
in use for several years it recommend itself.
Do not give your children the "soothing
syrups," tor they stupify without doing any
permanent good.
Prepared by
Dr. W. lVATERIIOH8
MONMOUTH, 0REU0N.
For Sale by Druggists. The trade supplied
on reasonable terms. Hundreds of Testimo
nials can be given if necessary.
13-tf DR. W. WATER HOUSE.
C. M. PAKMKXTKB.
1
r. J. BABCOCK.
rranr.iEMTER h babcock,
manufacturers, audi Wholesale and He
tall liealera iu
Commercial Street Salem, Oregon,
HAVE ON HAND THE LARGEST
Stock of
Furniture,
, Btc!fiinsr,
AVintlou -Shades,
lIoIl.mtN, and
PAPi:tl-IIA,alICa8
To be found in Marion County.
All kinds of I'irture Frames, Coffins and
Caskets made to order on short notice and at
reasonable rate.
I'ARM ENTER A BABCOCK.
Salem, March 23, 1870. 4 tf
T II K OCClI)I).T A !,
Formerly "WESTERN 'HOTEL."
Corner of First and SIorriMiti streets,
PORTLAND, OREUON.
Messrs. SMITH COOK
HAVE TAKEN THIS WELL KNOWN
House and Refitted and Refurnished it
throughout, tn akin it by far the BEST 110
TEL IN PORTLAND.
N. It.- Hut and Cold Baths attached to th
House fur the benefit of (Juests.
SMITH A COOK,
Proprietors.
Portland. Afrit 14. 1S70. ?:tf
lKA'lOA aV IIOOX
Wtinleaalr and Retail dealers in
ROOKS,
STATIONERY,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
AND YANKEE NOTIONS.
WE TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY OF
int'rming the public that wc have jutt
r cired a large iuroice vf
Wall Paper,
ft( all styles, direct from the manufactories in
the East. Our stock is tbe
Iarj;est ever oflercd in this Market,
Which we will se'l at wholesale and retail
CHEAP as any other hmi in tha Ft ate.
YEATON A BOON.
Salem, Ogn., March 10th, 1870. 2-tf
ISoTlG i fbTirTB r o .
POL
MANUFACTURERS,
sam;m ------ OREGOX.
glen's Tap Sole Sewed Boots ...ft 00
Men's Double Sole, Sewed Boot. 13 00
2
m Men's Single Sole, Sewed Boots...- 12 00j
a Mn'a Tan Sole. Peeeed Boots 11 -5
6
rr Men single ooie, i cggeu ,v w
... .j,
S Men's French Kip BooU....... 9 00
O t
Men's Kip Boots, Oregon or Call- O
fornla leather..... 7 00
" vf .- r. PNinrh Calf Sewed Ox-
iUVU - -
fora lies...
7 00;
"rlch Calf Pegged Ox-
Men's Best FrV
ford Ties....-
CO
fflllE PEST BRANDS OF FRENCH CALF
used in all our boots, and every, pair
warranted-to give satisfaction. We also have
tbe largest and est selected stock of vEastern
and California in ade Hoots and Sboes which
we offer at -wholesale or retail at prices which
defy competition. , '
OAK SO LE LEATHER, FRENCH
CALF, KW AND UPPER
UOE FINDINUS,
Shoe Machinery and everything generally
f-ond in a Leather and Finding Store.
Gold coin paid for HIDES and FURS.
; GILBERT BROvS.
Salem, Ogn., March 10, 1870. 2 6m
Durcaiis,
Tables,
Bedsteads,
A Variety of CHAIRS, for Kitchen And
Parlor use,
ItAW-IIinO BOTTOM CHAIRS,
Of my own make.
Nliopnear Wajnnlr3 mi I
I INVITE TnE PUBLIC. TO EXAMINE
my stock. I shall be pleased to show you
my good, and better pleased when you buy ,
Nw Work put up to order, and Repairing
I done at th Uweit cash price. s ; "
37 O. t7I2&$
NE W A I) VER TISE.VENTS:
I'litST PR.TIIU.!I " a
( ' ViiO FiMILY W
SEWING MUD INK.
$12 50 clear prof t per day. $75 00 per week.
$300 per month made kast by any Lady or
G E5TLKM an iiitrodueiug Uiiu tKVixn and Ori
oinal Old Favorite. - With it? many new and
practical addition, making tbe mit complete
combination of Valuable and "tmefiil imjtriire
metif ever effected iu any one machine. The
embodiment of extreme simplicity, efficiency
and utility, entirely different in . model ami
deeiyn from any low priced machine. It is tbo
moBt tertn'ceable, eteoaUt and relia hie Family
Skwiso Machiwk erer invented, gives perfect
satisfaction wherever introduced. lias receiv
ed I'kemicmS' Stood the feat of 10 yeare, and
is fully approved of by every family wbu have
tbe in in uso. Is noieefee. makes the strong and
beautiful Elastic Lock Stitch wiih wonderful
rapidity and Cbrtaimty. . io, .anything a
needle will GO TnitoiGH. from tbe fncut t ibe
thickct fabric, firm and ne-it, with e sr. L
all kinds of tilk or threal direct from thenpuuV.
ia improved with new at If acting feed ijtrimj
tentn, evif ynidcr, nod um lLo adjutbilte
8TKAI3 RT NKKDLK. pcrjtrndienl-tr motion, with
powerful Urer uetiim. lN-sgcHcea all the yod
qifditienof the let high .priced maehinen con
densed, without their compl Uution or kault
Sample of tewing SUNT KHKK, on receipt l
etamp. For certificate, etc., see dkscrii'TIvk.
pampiilkts, mailed frre. A thorough practical
aewing machiue for fiito'dy im. "Tribune.''
A very strong and reliablu .nat hirKv at a !.w
price.- ''Standat This beautiful sewing
machine is ooe of the mot itigeriiis pie-s ot
inci-hsui'in ever in veiled Democrat," Ga.
Worth many ttiuts its coPt to any family,
N. Y. Weekly." It is quhe anew mact.iiie
with its many late improvements, and sews
with aptoniiibing ease, rapidity and neatness.
' Itepnbliean" X. V.- Single machine, ut turn
plet, wslected with care, nm familt rsn, with
t verytbiog couplbtk, sent to any part of the
country tper express, packed in ttrong wtodeu
bujc, ruEK, on receipt of price, $i 00. trafo de
livery of good gnarnn'ctd. Forward eah'bv
KEOISTERKIl LETTER, Or 1. O. MOSKT OKDKR. at
our ritk: Affente want d, mule or ft male,
everywhere. Ntw pawpbleta, couuiuing extra
liberal inducemetit;', sent rnrr..
Address Familt .Skwixo .MACniseCo., Oflire
86 Nassau SruicKT. New York. 31-ly
IlKPOta. j . Mkp.wi.n
"IAIN STREET, INDEPCXDEML.
INE WINKS. LIQUORS AND SEOARS
erveI"lo customers nbert notice.
This establkltment Joes sot diapenfti tangle
foot tr any tbicf of that character.
ftfr C ill at the (itm,
HEDGES A MERWIN.
.11 m.
For Male.
iQA ACRES OF LAND ON SALT
-rOll Creek, !n Polk County, fibt miles
from Dallas; 32u aires fenrtd, 100 acres in
cultivation and 30 are in Timothy Meadow ;
well adapted to stock raising. Price $7 per
acre. Inquire ot
. Iltifcstll A: Ferry, -
Portland, Oregcn,
on
D. f. C. C AUI.T. .
Dal'as.
W-tf
J. w. csawroRD.
I
T. B. SKWlliX.
riOXEER TIX IXD STOVE STt BE,
Front S?xet, one Door So ith cf
; Post Office.
Dallas Oregon.
fjlHK !NDERSIONED BEG LEAVE TO
1 infonn the citizens of Dnilaa ad vicinity
that they have replenihed their stock of tin
ware, and have now oij baud a largo arsurt
mcnt of
Cooking.
Box and rrror Stores,
Tinware,
Copper,
Briiss and
Jron Ware
Of every description. Also a ?arge supply of
Sheet Iron, 0
Zinc,
U Ire, c-
I 'Having proenred the services of a fir'-rla$s
workman we arc n-w constantly mnufjictur
Ing all kinds of tin furnishings for stoves and
for farmers use. Siifh as
.Store Holler. CoflVe and Tea Pots,
Tea Kettle?. Milk Pans, nippers,
I,ard and flutter Cans.
And in fact, all articles of tinwnfi usually
found in store an tinware tore. all op vrbich
we offe for sale at prices that will jnptify pur
chasers to patronize us rather than Salem or
Portland shops.
Special attention will be gircn toj
Job Work
Of all kinds.
In connection with the stove and tin store,
we will continue our
III E AT . ill A It K KT,
Where wRl be kept all kinds of seasonable
meats, both FRESH and SA&T.
In exchange for goods in our lino we will
take ail kinds of country produce," such as
Butt r, Eggs, Chicken, Flour, Bacon, &c.
1 We Invite the 'public to call and examine
our stock. CRAWFORD A NEWMAN.
Dallas, March 4, 1870. 1-tf
GREAT FX 1 T 12.TI 12 ft T !
.Parjw lo be Roinbardcd !
BUT. NOTWITHSTANDINO. THERE
will be found, at LAUOHKRY A COL
LINS' tbe best assortment of Family Orocer
ies ever offered to the pahlic.which can be had
by nil who love good things to eat Our
terms are asy, and our motto, "Small profits
and ui'k sales." '.
'Remember, 'Main Street, Dallas, at Brown's
old Store Room.
33 tf LAUGUERY A COLLINS.
Afliiiiitratorfi) iolicc.
'Notice is heredy given that
the undersigned has been duly appointed by
County Court of Polk'ooqnfy, Oregon, Admin
istrator of the, estate of Jas. R. Rigs. doecat
ed, late of said cunty, All persons having
claims against said estate are bereby not) fled
to present them, with proper ; vouchers, within
six months from the date this notice to the
said Administrator, at bis residence in Sl in,
Oregon, or to J. L, Collins, his Attorney, at
D as. EUFUcS A. RIOOS,
AdminUtrator.
Palis, Sept. 24, 1870, 30-4w
THE - HEW FOOD.'
zA - f. J-.- , " SJ1
r.
For a few cents you can buy
of your Grocer or Druggist a
packagoof SEA MOSS FARINE,
inadorom puro Irish Moss, or
CarragccK;' ivhich will raako
Eistccn quarts of Blanc Mange,
and a like quantity of Pud
dings, Custards, Creams, Char-
lotte Russe, &c It is the
cheapest, healthiest, and most
dclicions food in the world. It ,
makes a splendid Dessert, and
has no equal as a light and ?
delicate food far Invalids and
Children. - ?
A Glorious Change II
THE CHEAT WORLD'S TOJflC
Plantation Bitters.
Tliis wondrrfwl vegetable
chorof tEsc fcrjilci unci lc!;ili-"
latcdl. h toS naid cordial"
Tor llic ascd rn:l languid, it
no cqittil ainoagr elooi
acliics. As ;i rcssacdy for iUc
zicrvoua wcaliac. Io whicli
women nic -especially sub
ject, it is ' fiuptrftediiig c'cry
oilier f;imulant. In nil 1H
mates tropical, temperate,
or ftiid, l n:ti-nH n specific
in every specie of disorder
which utsdcriniae- the Iodily
Ktrenfth mid fcreaSis (Sown ttw
animal spirits. For sale Uy
all Eru5;si3ts.
25-1 y
CAPITAL UVERY,
'STAB LE.Uv
iu rear of the Capital Hotel 'ComeTi"
s.vi.i:."!, onncoN. - .
HORSES AND CAH1UAOES TO LET'
in rfanftble terms. Special atteutioa .
paid to traiuivnt nl binH'n- "rse.
BOOT 11 A PLAJdoX DON,
2 tf " Proprietors.;,.
O!
A LL THOSE WHO ARE INDEBTED
am. to the undcrsictied most either pungle
Abe CAIf or jrira tlt-ir NOTE. Id rase of a
future to d cither, tbtro will bo buw.nees fr
the legal fratcriiity.
B. T. NIC II 01..
July lfi. Tro. 20 tr
The Wicapest Store in
polk coum;
THE EL LEND All's TO
2 1-2 Miles West of Dallas,
HAS EE EN TILLED WITH TnR (
l.nTet and Vtcst gtck of guods ever
.bmnglit into Polk' Ccaraty;
Wbifb wo -propose to sell LOWP.R than
any other utore.. in the ooty,far CftSH r :
PRODVCEi for which we will pay the highest ;
Sarkvt prtve.
, ,tOar ftook ronf'sts of evfry description of
goods getierally kept iu first class country
stro". 1 '..!
Also cooftautly on hand a large assortment
TiVccds,
' v asilmcrc8 ancl
IlariUTisneS
Made in tho EUcndak Mills, which wLUl
-sell wry cbe."
Eilcndalc, July 0, 1S70. 19tr '
. tratvioid A: Ireivm:uiv
.: ' of tub ' " :
ri3A'RER TIX & STOVE STORE
HAVE A NEW AND SELECT STOCK
.op
Jfnpanrd Ware Porcelain Uned Ptew
Pot lor 1 rait, a Cireat Variety oi
Gem.Raus, Trewed pattls fbr Tart.
Cooking Spoons, HfTp Heater, "roll
ing tflxJurca of Improved Pattern,
. Hulling piua, Ac, &c,
CRAWFORD A NEWMAN.
Dallas, April 15 70. . 7:r
IVCITIC1S.
Ti
HOST! TNDETiTED TO THE FIRM OV
W. C. Prwn Co. aro rqnstd to -coma fot
ward and stllo their otvs ana aronrnt. as
Hi business., of thoJaU. firm tnit) set
without further dt lay. . '
W.'C.'RIOWN.A Co,
Pallas, Ogn.t August. 24, 1870 : U tt
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