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Newspaper Page TextnSSSS own L couriTY hews. Slate Items. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Mu U AD VEKTISEVXjS TS. DALLAS, SATURDAY, MAR. 18, 1871. Money Market. Latest New York Gold Qnotations.........lll Legal Tender! in Portland: - ; -Buying..... .. 90 j Selling. J.......91 Dallas Produce and Commission Market. Corrected Weekly, by G. B. Stiles, People's Merchant, Main Street, Dallas, Oregon. "WHEAT $1 $ bush. OATS 45 50 " BARLEY 75 FLOUR $5 50 $8 $ bbl. " Skejl 37 (t$ $1 50. CORN MEAL 4c. B. BEANS 5c tb. BACON Sides. 12J 15c $ lb. Shoulders. 8o. to 10c. B B. HAMS 14 16c lb. s PORK Dressed, 6 cents. " Pickled, 8c. to 10c. ft lb. BUTTER Firkins 20 25o lb. " Rolls, 35 to 37 B H. EGGS 20o $ do. -liAUD Bulk, 10c; tins 12i ! POTATOES From Wagon, $1 25 $ bushel. ONIONS f I 50 $t bushel. APPLES Green, 50c p bbL 44 Dried, 5 6c lb. CHEESE New Oregon, 20 25o & B CHinKENS 2 50 $3 do. TURKEYS 75 $1 eaeh. DRIED PLUMS 16 $ lb. Wood Wanted. Those indebted to the Oregon Rkpciucaw will confer a favor by furnishing us some wood, which will be as good as cash to as. Mine Host" of the Dallas Hotel is now prepared to accommodate the public in a cred itable manner. See advertisement in another column. Mr. J. D. Lee, of the firm of N. A J. D. Lee, baa gone below for a fresh supply of goods. This firm design purchasing a stock that will meet the demands of the people. The Ellendale Mill Co. are constantly re ceiving additions to their stock, and are pre paring to sell goods as cheap or cheaper than ny other store in Polk County; at the Brick Store, Main Street. According to report of N. Garwood, Clerk of Dallas Sehool District, there are in the Dis trict 233 scholars drawing school funds, 112 female, and 121 males, an increase over last year of 33. Mr. J. D. Lee has just returned from Port land, and corroborates the statement made in another column concerning the high water along the railroad line below Oregon City. He atates that the trains are unable to run through, die depth of the water being several feet. Mr. T. G. Richmond inform us that the Hunting Club had rare sport on Wednesday, running a wolf. The dogs started him early in the morning, and ran htm some estimate the distance as high as forty miles, before they saught him. The animal proved to be a gray wolf of the largest size. Again we chronicle the fact of dull times and lack of business, owing to rainfall and high water. We have received no mail from below this week, and the mails from the South have been irregular. The waters hereabout have been higher this week than at any other time daring the winter. Last Thursday afternoon, Linn Nichols, a lad about ten years of age, son of Frank Nichols, of this place, went into a pasture, in company with two other boys, to catch a horse. They drove the animal into a corner, and as Linn approached the animal, it kicked him on the side of the bead, breaking the lower jaw, and otherwise injuring bim severely. He now lies in a critical condition. Business. As we intend to make onr paper one of interest to the people, we wish to give all an opportunity to get it, and as an induce ment to parties to get up clubs, we propose to anyone sending us a club of five to one address, we will send a copy of the Star Spangled Ban tier for one year gratis. For a club of ten to one address, we will send Demoreat't Mntjazint for one year gratis to the one sending us the club. It will be observed, by reference to our .Subscription Rates at the head of the paper, 4hat we have reduced the price to $2 per year, -nd$l 25 for six months. We make this offer M a starter to show the people that we mean " Business." SyUndertakers grow rich and gave yards reek with the mouldering bones of thousands vwho prematurely fall as victims to those relent less destroyers, Catarrh, Bronchitis and Con sumption. The two latter diseases are but the children of the former, which is easily and purely cured by using Dr. Sage's Catarrh Rem edy, while for the cure of the two latter diseases nothing eqaals Dr. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical Discovery, Both medicines are sold by druggists, er the Catarrh Remedy may .by obtained by enclosing sixty cents to Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, V. Y. "If a life-renewing1 fountain, like that sought for by De Soto, should burst from the earth at every man's door, thousands would turn their backs on the healing springs within arms-reach, to run after pretended remedies. The observant, everywhere, accept Dr. Wal keb's VisegAR B itt ebs as the greatest medi cinal blessing of modern times, but on the other band multitudes dose themselves with poison, rhile this well-spring of health is accessible to all. It purifies the animal fluids, regulates .every function of the body, calms the nerves invigorates the vital organs, and is an nn fail ing specific for digestion. SCROFULOUS DISEASES require a powerful detergent to remove them from the system. Bristol's S&rsaparilla possesses all the necessary properties. Its searching, pu rifying, and healing powers speedily change the depraved nature of the secretions and the blood; moderate doses of Bristol's Pills, taken at tame time, purge out the foul humors set Up? by the Sarsaparilla, and cure is effected. Telegraphic Summary. Washington, March 11. The Re publican caucus this evening, after a longt discussion, adopted a resolution for a bill for the protection of Southern loyalists, and to report to another meet iug of the caucus next Monday even ing, when the subject will be farther considered and a conclusion probably reached. Resolution was offered to day and considerable argument ruabe in favor of taking ready action upon the bill to re peal the duties on coal and salt and the Southern Railroad bill and several other bills, but the caucus definitely decided that no measure sh ill be enacted this session except such as may relate to the condition of the Southern States. The Democratic Conscverative cau cus appointed a Dctuocrtic and Conserv ation Congressional Committee, charged with proper duties in regard to elections and other political matters, with power to appoint its own Chairman, and ap point a sub-committee, as a resident Ex ecutive Committed for the distribution of Documents and other campaign works Casserly is the member from California. J. II. Slater, for Oregon; C. W. Ken dall, for Nevada, and S. A. Meritt, for Idaho. Washington March 13. The remov al of Mr. Sumner from the Committee of Foreign Relations continues to be the exciting topic of conversation in all political circles, and its probable effect on the future of the Republican party. Ihe re-nomination ot uen: Urant is freely discussed. All the Republicans, except a few of his personal enemies in the Senate agree that bumner s removal is very damaging to the party; in short it was a gross political blunder. The Democrats are highly elated about the affair. They say the re nomination of Grant is inevi table, as there is no man sufficiently strong to oppose him; but his defeat wih follow as a necessary result of the dis sensions occasioned among Republicans. Many leading Republicans, on the other hand, assert that Grant's re-nomination is now out of the question, and that it is necessary to begin to look for a more available candidate if the party is to be saved from defeat. They arjrue that the entire New England Republicans will be hostile to him on account of Sumner's removal; that it has alienated, also, all the original auti-slavery men throughout the couutry, who have al ways formed an active working element in the Republican party. There is al ready much canvassing relative to the merits and pupularity ot many promi nent public men, with a view to their possible candii a y f r the Republican nomination. Among other names are Colf'az, Blair, Sumner, Logan, Schenck and Cox. A Rill to relieve political disabilities of a larsie class of persons in the South was negatived in the House, there not being a two-thirds vote. Various Rills were introduced, among others, one to give proceeds of sales of mineral land to the Sutro Tunnel Com pany, of Nevada ; one to rebuild the Orphan Asylum at Charleston; one to protect settlers io California, to remedy injustice; the Itepublican Caucus Com mittee recommended the passage of what is known as the Rutler Rill, to protect the South from Ku Klux out rages. The military features of the Rill were strongly opposed in caucus. The United States -and Mexican Commission has decided, on broad principles, that no reclamation lies against the Mexican Republic for wrongs inflicted by Maximilian or in surrectionists. It is claimed that the New Hamp shire Senate will be Democratic, and that that party has gained nearly a thousand on the popular vote. The Democrats of that State are jubilant over the partial success. Arrest. J. G Holbert is now un der arrest at Portland upon an indict ment by the U. S. Grand Jury for sel ling liquor without license- The charge arose from the use of liquor with his so da fountain. People should learn that the law cannot be trifled with and that infraction when apparantlyof the most trifling nature are apt to be attended with serious consequences. The penal ty of this offense, if proven, is $100 fine and imprisonmcut. A punishment that seems quite unreasonable. To Newspaper Publishers of Oregon. You are respectfully requested to meet in convention in the city of Salem, on Friday, June 23, 1871, at 1 o'clock p. if., for the purpose of taking into consideration such matters as may be deemed best for the protection of the interests of publishers in this State; of establishing rates of advertising, news paper subscription, and ommision to be allowed advertising agents. Newspaper publishers of Washington Territory are respectfully invited to participate. Newspapers favoring this movement will please publish this call, adding the name of the publisher to the list of signatures. Respectfully, A. L. StinsoN, Willamette Farmer. 31. V. Rbown. State Rights' Democrat. S. A. ClaKHLE, Oregon Statesman. T. Patterson & Co., Herald. Upton & Howell, Salem Mercury. R. U. Tyson, Oregon Republican. Gleanings from State Exchanger. The steamer Activo says the States man is laid up probably for the want of business. A family named McNeal, consisting of a father and two daughters left Sal em, 13th inst. for Kalama, in a boat of their own. Tho first regular mail for Kalama left Portland Saturday morning the 11th inst. Mr. E. G. Ingalls formerly of Oswe go, acting postmaster. Land Slide. Last Saturday night a land slide took place at the Cascades which buried the railroad track so deeply that the O. S. N. Company will not be able to carry freight over the road for several days. Sunday's train on the O. & C, R. R. was stopped by high water on the track below Oregon City. The train ran on until it reached a depth of three feet, when it came to a stand. A train from below came up and took passengers, bag gage &c. Railroad Stations Maps are fil ed with the County Clerk of Marion county of the towns of Hubbard, the first station this side of Aurora, and the town of Turner, eight miles south of Sal em. There will soon bo filed a plat of Rrookviile, eight miles north of Salem. A raid was made by an indian, on the house of Mr. J. C. Bell io Salem, Sat urday evening. Mr. R. being absent the family becamed very much alarmed. While the intruder was in the rear of the house, Mrs. Rell passed out the front door, and alarmed Dr. Relt living near who summarily ejected the marauder from the premises. How WetT o to Hie ep. The immediate antecedents of sleep as languor, a sensation of weight in the upper eyelids, partial temporary relax ation of certain muscles, as shown by the nodding and dropping of the head upon the breast, comparative obtusencss to external impressions, yawning, &c, -call for uo special remark. The order in which the muscles lose their power is, however, deserving of a passing no tice. The muscles which, move the arms and legs usually become relaxed before those which support the the head and before those which maintain the body, in an erect position. There are many exceptions to this rule, as may be seen in church on a hot sunday, wlfen some of the congregation are almost certain to be seen with their chins quietly rest ing npon their chests, but yet tightly grasping their prayer books. Moreover in relation to the special senses, that of sight is first lost, the closing of the eyelids betting np a barrier between the retina and the external world ; but, in dependency of the eyelids if they have been removed by tho surgeon, or cannot be closed through disease the si;ht is still the first Hense whose fun ction is abolished. Some animals, as the hare do not shut their eyes when asleep; and in cases of somnambulism the eyes remain open, although the sense of sight is temporarily lost. The other senses, as Dr. Hammond tell us, are not altogether abolished ; but their acuteness is much lessened. Taste is the first to disappear, aud than smell ; hear ing follows ; and touch is the most per sistant of the senses. So, conversely, a person is most easily awakened by fac tual expressions next in order bv sound and then by smell. Once a Wook. SPECIAL NOTICES. WILLIAM DAVIDSON, REAL ESTATE DEALER, Office, No. Cii Front Street, PORTLAND OREGON. REAL ESTATE in this CITY and EAST PORTLAND in the most deairablo Io caltiea, consisting of LOTS, HALF BLOCKS and BLOCKS, HOUSES and STORES; also, IMPROVED FARMS, and vlnM uncultivated LANDS, located in ALL parts of we oiAitu ior oAiita. REAL ESTATE and other Property purchased for Correspondents," in this CITY and throughout the STATES and TERRI TORIES, with great care and on the most ADVANTAGEOUS TERMS. HOUSES and STORES LEASED. LOANS NEGOTIATED, and CLAIMS OF ALL DESCIIPTIONS PROM PLY COL LECTED. And a General FINANCIAL and AGENCY BUSINESS transacted. AGENTS of this OFFICE, in all the CITIES and TOWNS in the RTATR. will recive descriptions of FARM PROPERTY ana lorwara tne some to tho above address. IVUWLU! When the mind and body are tired by over exertion, or by lone study, a bath in which has been mixed a half-bottle of Mrrdiv A T.aw mas's Florida Watkr, will re-invigorate the pnyicai powers, ana impart a delightful bouy ancv and clearness to the mind. Cf-To prevent disappointment always ask for the Florida water prepared by Lanman A Kemp. New York, there beinnr worthless counterfeits, possessing none of, the above properties. To Cure a Cough, to relieve all irritation of the throat, to prevent hoarseness, to restore per feet soundness and health to the most delicate orcunization llf tha hnmnn fratna t K li.nna use Wistar't Daham o Wild Cherry. UiVIOlV MUTUAL LIFE INSURMC'E COMPANY. MAINE, ORGANIZED - - - ...... 1818. CHARTER j PERPETUAL. Directors Offiqe, No, 20 Court Street, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS. HENRY CROCKET ...President. DANIEL SHARP.... Vice President. WHITING II. HOLLISTER Secretary. Tills is among the Oldest of New Eng land Companies, And tne Lowest Coin Company Extant PURELY MUTUAL. Dividends Declared Annually. 05 THR CONTRIBUTION PLAN, AND APPLIED AFTKB THIS SECOND PAYMENT. A Loan of 40 per cent when Dehlred. POLICIES ARE NOT FORFEITED in the Union Mutual Life Insurance Company by failure to pay the Premium when due, but aro continued in force by the NON FORFEITURE LAW of the State of Massachusetts. Exanples showing the Working of the Law FLAN, ORDINARY tlFE. Foa Example : A party insuring at the age of thirty-five premiums all cash. One Annual Premium will continue policy in furi-rt 2 vrar and 3 (lafS. Two Annual Premiums wilt continue policy in force 4 years and 12 Jay. Three Annual Premium will continue policy in force b years aut it uays. Four Anuual Premiums will continue policy in fur cm 8 tear aud 46 dYt. Fire Annual Premiums will continue policy in force lv years and io a ays. ON WHICH 40 PER CENT. NOTE It AS BEEN GIVEN. Two Annual Premiums will eontiuu policy in fores 2 years and 210 days. Three Annual Premium will continue policy in force 4 yean and 23 days. Five Annual Premium will coutinue policy in force 7 years and 208 days. Example: Premium all Cash Plan Ten Pay- ment Life. Ooo Annual Premium will con ttoue policy in force, as a Term Policy at -ut three rears. Example: Premium 40 per cent. Note Plan. Teu Payment Life. One Annual Premium wilt continuo policy in force as a Term Policy, about 2 years and 100 day. Endowment Policies. Example: Premiums all Cash Ae, 3o ; Plan, Ordinary Endowment, payable at lin age of 50. One Annual Premium will con tinue policy in force as a Term Policy, nearly 5 years, or 4 years and 32" days. Example: Premiums alt Cath Age, .1j ; Plan, Ten Year Endowment, payable at lin age of 45; One Annual Premium will con tinue policy in force as a Term PoIUm, 7 years. Notes on endowment Policies, Example: Premium 40 per cent. Note Age. 35; Plan, Ordinary Endowment, payable at the age of 50. One Annual Premium win continue policy in force, as a Term Policy about 3 years. Examplr: Premium 40 per cent No to Ac, 35; Plan, Ten-Year Endowment, payable at the age of 45. One Annual Premium will continue policy in force as a Term Policy about 5 years. Rates, Assets to Liabilities. 1866. 1867. 1868. I860. 121V7 121 01 121-57 . 127-00 Interest Receipts ron 1869 $240,670 14 Losses Paid in 1869........ ....201,190 00 mterest Received in Excess op Losses Paid 39,4S0 14 Assets this Date Over ...6,000,000 00 Losses Paid to Date 1,679,433 00 Dividends Paid in Cahh to Date. ..951,31 8 55 Insurance on 14,000 Policies In Fokceover 30,000,000 00 This Company Is not restricted to investing Us funds in the New England States. From tha Renort of the Auditing Committee, we find that $1,600,000 is now loaned upon estates in the City of Chicago and near thereto, where rates of interest are nearly or quite equal to those of the Pacilio Coast. There is nothing desirable in Life In surance which cannot be secured by a Policy in the MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. PACIFIC BRANCH OFFICE. S. W. Cor. Cal. and Kearney Streets, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. H. H. JOHNSON & CO., General Managers, Pacific Coast. 33. Ml O B S E, GENERAL AGENT, I OREGON A WASHINGTON TERRITORY I Portland. .' NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ALL KIDS OF SEWING DONE ON Short Notice by Mrs. Celicio Ellabcrry, near Waymiro's Mill, Dallas. KMT ABMSHKI) Ernest A. ERLAAIISON, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, SAN FRANCISCO, DEALER IN Drugs. Chemicals, Essential Oils, Dye Scuffs and General Merchandise, By the Package Only. Cash Orders for this or any Foreign Market, will receive prompt and Faithful Attention. Miners, Manutacturers and Wholesale Trade Supplied for Catdi. No notice or attention paid to Orders for Goods, if there is no provision made for the payment of the game. Terms Net Cash, on Delivery, in U.S. Gobi Coin. N. B. Consignments of Oregon Produce, Grain, Wheat, Flour, &c, Solicited. 45-tf p.. h. Mcdonald & co., 1VBIOLESALH DRUGGISTS cl:t rsAScisca, cal., Ca!l tli attention of Dealer f tlielr larjfC assort, ment of "Newly ArrtTed" Good, comp'wd In part of t!ie followintf article, toc-tiier with tv'TV thltvr fcept J well urpllcd WHOLE SALE lillVO liTOICE. Fbesh Djsroa, 1'ATEXT HKtirT?TES. TRUSES& i-ri-I'OUlEBS FfVTf U. OIL, K.K::obfc:Xii Oil., II'IUGIST8 rXIJiUKB, SlIAKEIt 1118, ItRrvHtrir. I'.l.MUMi OllS, TThlrhwe off T nt Uie lowest Cash Tricca, and aro dcUnriinid it-t tu be uutlt-rei-ld. n. n. McDonald & co., a feaxcisco, cat- FOK SAM2. OUB DRUG BUSINESS, located in San Francisco. Cal. After our beet wishei, and ex pressing our thanks for the liberal patronage we have received for more than 21 year?, dur ing which period we have been steadily en gaged in the Drug business in California, we beg to say iu consequence of the raj.i ! growtli of Dr. Walkers's California Vino-rur U'-tterK now spread er the L'nUed Stat? art . on iric far beyond, we are necessitated to devotw our entire time to said bucines. We are the Oldest Drug Firm on the Pacific Coa?t, and the only one, continuous under thu the satne proprietor since IS4, and have de termined to eell our large, prosperous, and well established business on favorable terms. This is a rare opportunity for men with means, of entering into a profitable business with advantages never before oflered. For particulars enquire of It. II. Mi DONALD A Co., It. II. McDoXAU), 1 Wholesale Drugg'ets, J. C. Si'Ksrr.R. an FrancUco, Ca1. N. 1J. Until a sale is made we shall con tinue our importations, and keep a large toek of fresh goods constantly on hand, and sell at prices to defy competition. The Great Medical Discorery! Dr. WALKER'S CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTERS, Hundreds of Thousands Bear testimony to their Wonder ful Curative Effect. 5 Ear g 19 O 3 o c k S C 3 Ks o a. WHAT ARE THEY? FANCY DRINK Mala if I'our Uuim, U.-ikcy, lrof Spirit nndltcfiiao Llquurwdoctored.splced aad8wectened to pleano tuo taste, called "Ton ics," Appctlzcrd," nestorcr," c, that lead .the tippler on to drunkcanessand ruin, bat are a trno Medicine, made from the Natlvo ttoota and TIcrbsof California, free from nil Alcoholic Htitiiulnnts. They arc tho (illEAT BLOOD rUICIPlElt nnd LIFE Cll VINU 1RIN CIl'LEaptrroct Renovator andlnvljtorator of the System, carrying off all poisonous matter ar.d restoring tho blood to a healthy condition. N person can take these Bitters according to direc tion and remain Ion;? unwell. For Jnllamnuttory nnd Chronic Itheu mntixm i nud tiout, Drupepaia r IudU ffpntlou,1 HilloiiM, Rcuiltlrut and Inter mittent Fever, Dlacnace of Ibe Hlood, Liver, Kidney, nnd llladder, these Hit ters have been most successful. 8uch Dla canes are caused by Vitiated Hlood, which Is generally produced by derangement of tho Digrntive Organs. ..ftDYSPKl'MlA OR INDIGESTION. Headache. Tain In tho Shoulders, Coughs, Tight ness of tho Chest, DUtlncss, Sonr Eructations of tho Stomach. Bad taste lu tho Month Bilious At tacks, ralpltntlon of tho Heart, Inflammation of tho Lungs, Pain In tho regions of tho Kidneys, and a hundred other painful symptoms, aro the otT epringsof Dyspepsia. They Invigorate tho Stomach and stimulate the torpid liver and bowels, which render them of un equalled efficacy In cleansing the blood of aU Impurities, and Imparting now life and rigor to the whole system. FOR SKIN DISEASES, Ernpt!ons,Tctter, Salt Kheum, Blotches. Spots, Pltuples, Pustules. Boils, Carbuncles, King-Worms, Scald-Head, Sore Eyes, Erysipelas, Itch, Scurfs, Dlacoloratlons of the Skin, numors and Diseases of the Skin, of whatever name or nature, aro literally dug up and carried out of tho system In a short tlmo by tho use of theso Bitters. One bottle In such cases will convince tho most Incredulous of their curative effects. Cleanse tho Vitiated Blood whenever you find Its Impurities bursting tlrrough tho skin in Tim pies. Eruptions or Soros t cleanse It when yon find It obstructed and sluggish In the veins; cleanse It when It is foul, and yonr feelings will tell yon whoa. Keep tho "blood pure and the health of tho system will follovr. PIN, TAPE and other WORMS, lurklnyrln the system of so many thousands, are effectually destroyed and removed. For full directions, read carefully the circular around eaeh bottle. J. WALKER, Proprietor. B. n.loDOKALD A CO., Druggists and Gen. Agents, San Francisco, Cel., and S3 and 84 Commerce Street, New York. .BOLD 3T ALL DRUGGISTS AND DE ALERS. 45-ly. 0 111 p"v iS gig ftff? A gf CPS THEY ARB NOT A TILS 5 S I 3 THE NEW FOOD. 'M.ih - rr Ns, For a few cents you can buy of your Grocer or Druggist a package of SEA MOSS FARING, made from pure Irish Hoss, or Carrageen, ivliich ivill mako sixteen quarts of Blanc Hange, and a like quantity of Pud dings, Custards, Creams, Char lotte Russe, kc. It t is the cheapest, healthiest, and most delicious food in the world.,. It makes a splendid Dessert, and has no equal as a light and delicate food for Invalids and Children. A Glorious Change 1 1 THE GREAT WORLD'S TONIC Plantation Bitters. Tills wonderful vegetable restorative in the heel-anchor of tho feehle and debili tated. As a tonic and cordial for the aged and languid, ft has no equal onions stom achics. As n remedy for the ivrvoii weakness to which wojiicu :ite ,;cti;3ily sub ject, it is superseding every other stimnlan!. In nil Cli mates tropical, temperate, or frigid, it act3 n u specific in ci'ery speciei of disorder which undermines the 5od5!y strength and breaks down Che animal spirits. For sale hy all Druggists. 25-1 y The Cheapest Store in POLK COUNT Y, TiSE ELLENDALE STORE, 2 1-2 Sllles West of Dallas, F AS BEEN" FILLED WITlfjTni 1 larret and best Block f goods ever .brought into Polk Countj. - Which we projo!e to fell lOlVHH than anv other ?tore in the county, for CASH of PKODUCE, for which we will f.ay tho highest market price. Onr Mock consi!ts of every description of poods gt'utrally kept iu firet class country tore.. Also constantly on hand a large assortment of Tweed, af5Hieres and ISard-Timew, Made in the Ellendale Millf, which we willl i 11 v.ry cheap. , v Ellendale, July 9. 1870. ' 19 tf PIOMER TL AXD STOVE STORE, Front Street, one Door South of Post OSce. ' Dallas - - - - - - - Oregon. KNOWING THERE IS A MA11KED difierence between articles f TINWARE manufactured by me, and that made by manu facturers in Portland and other large cities, for fhipmeiit, I have on hand both tny own make aud also that of factory make. o that, people may take their choice. My stock consist io part, of ' Stoves of all kinds Copper, Ilriss and Iron Ware, v Wire work of all descriptions, fheet and Galvanized Iron, Stove Hollers, Tea Kettles, Milk Pans, Dippers. ' JLard and Mutter Cans, I2gg Heaters, ' Japanned Ware a general Asortxaent, ' Cooking Spoons, A variety f Gem Pans, Porcelain lined stew Fans for Fruit, Broiling Fixture of New and tne Host Improved Pattern, And in fact everything that can be found In a first class Tin and Stove Btere. Job Work Neatly Dona and Promptly Attended to. , 50-tf T. B. NEWMAN. . V AGON AND CARRIAGE SHOP, Alain Street, Dallas. ' Second door north of tbo Drug Store. Tho undersigned wishes to Inform the Public tliat he if prepared to do any kind of work ia ixU Vna n tho MTt. itntlco, aa! In the belt I'rfV.l to his U1 vutontvrs aril friends for fori.,'f putroi.ae.. b poet fully suiicit a conticuaueo of th sum n , ?9-tf S. T. liAIUUSON. s ALT. C All MEN ISLAND AND LIV ERPOOL Salt, in quantities to rait, at COX & EA11U ART'S, Salem. ,