he j:gon Hcpubiiniii.
1)ALLAS, SATURDAY, JUMK, 1.
DOMINATIONS poll IfiVZ.
For President,
U. S. ii BtAIVF.
For Viccliesddeiit.
fiCUUYI.HU COLFAX,
t ' , :
rttESlPENTlAt. ELECTORS
A. B.Macnam. f Umatilla County,
V. D. Haie. of W?118! py
J as. F. t-iuztey, of Douglas County.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
3rt Nr R II unohrov. of Linn
The Ui'clioaj.
Next Mopclay the voters af tbis State
will be culled ippn to declare w hich of
the twpppntepdivip; parties shall be aU
lowed to iuiinae the affairs of tho State
pf Oregon for the next two years. The
importance of prompt and close atten
tion to these matters need hardly be re
ferred to, as we opine every citizeu ot
the fitite is: fully aliye tq that,, Ta the
citizens of Polk couuty more partic
ularly, would we speak, as their iuicrests
nro fqutei dueetly united with ours The
ticket put out by the llepublican party
W one wjiiet ech citizen, jhetlier Hc
publipaoor peniocrat, may justly feel
iroUd. ' We bear of no disatisfactipo.
Fro.pj qne end qf the county to the
otherye hear an unauimous endorse
ineotof the Republican noiuinees. The
battle, let it be remembered, is always to
the igllapt, the active, a.ad let it not
be said that any uicuiber of the He
publican party shrank from the duty de-
volvio igpon him. Let each and every
one cooie up to the work and hurl from
power thaj party whicji has shofn such
Vtter disregard pf the people's rights
an(l tpe people's interest. Let us ecud
Viea to the next legislature who will
be governed only by a desire to further
te interests of their constituents, in
te49jfj trying tq feather their own
nests and fill their own pockets. Let
vs put men in our County Offices, who
we know wjW manage our home; matters
honesfljp ind,; efficiently. Who will
gUafd the well being of each and every
citizens with watchful care, manage the
financial affairs of the county eeoaonii
cally, build our bridges, repair our
yoads, and in fact look after the welfare
of ifye county aud every citizeu care
fully and effectually. ' Such a ticket is
"before you It remains for you to say
whether or not it shall be supported.
"We trust it will be. We hope to hear
coming Jrom 1 every precinct in l'olk
county thfc joyful shouts of a llcpubli
can victory, which shall be echoed and
re-echoed 'through our valleys and alorig
our .njoantairs, until the shout, caught
up by neighboring counties, be sent
throughout the , entire length and,
breadth' of; ,9U.r State, heralding the
joyful tidings that we are no longer, to
be sold" out under the villainous liti
gant law-su,baierged by any Swarap
land acUror ttye energies of support
and their aspirations for free commerce
blasted by the- inauguration of auy more
Dam-Lock swindles. We have confi
dence, enc-Ujgh in the honest voters of
this State to believe that they will re
spond iu this matte;, and that the
dawn of thc4th of June willinau'ru
rate a new cxa in the political history
of our State which shall be recorded as
one of honesty and e2ioir)ucy in the
management of affairs of Stat3.
To Voters. Do not barter, a Re
publican vote in exchange for an onpo
nenl. At no time Since 1S0G ha the
prospects beVn brighter than novy.and by
a 811 .majority we may carry the couuty
inioi o'the- Republicans, by close ap
pticatioa to 'our dutiea as vojertt. Re
on your guard. 7 Watch closely tho ao-1
tioos of tlo enemy, and frustrate their
villainous trickery.' Slant! firm by your
partyand success iscprtain.
ReFLECT.5fou"ng men 'who are "to
cast their first vote on Monday next,
cannot better than to take both party
roc.orcU 'and r copipa,re ' them Vciuli
each act, ponder upon tho merits and
demerit oeachj ami come to a lair,
unbiased uuderstaudini, Then izo and
vot.?? ;AY nave uo fear as to tUe re
sults of the investigation The Repub
lican ticket will bo your choice.
In the course of a year the Treasury
DtpartnQot ani its bVauches cotHume
i-parly fifty tons of writing1 paper, six
iK jusawd gross of pens uud unc thqusaudl
tirosa of peucib." ' '' . . v
Words of Cheer.
There never was a time in tle whole
history of the temperance reforai that
gave niore epeouragement all earnest
a lvocates of that povemept, than the
present. The advance has been slow,
hut surp, and now the line of approach
is well nigh beneath the walls of the
Stronghold where King Alcohol has
reigned supreme for ages. There is n
question now agitating the public mind,
which so affects the vital interests of
the public more than the question of
Temperance. Drunkenness is our Na
tional cuyse. Intemperance tho princi
pal cause of crime committed, and it
is estimated that three fourths of all the
tax which the peoplo are compelled to
pay arises directly or indirectly from this
one cause. This being the case, docs it
not come directly home to every one to
take an active interest in this matter
from a selfish motive-, if no other.
The Grand Lodge of CJood Templars
at its last regular meeting, passed a res
olution recommending to lUq members
ot the Order the policy of supporting
none but temperance men for political
offices, regardless of party tie. This
sentiment was echoed by the State Tem
perance popvention, which itet a fuw
dajs afterwards, aad also by the State
Temperance Alliance, which met iu
Salem in February last. The influence
of these demonstrations, of temperance
men without legard to political tic,
has far surpassed the expectations of
the most sanguine. The political par
ties have not dared to wholly ignore
the demands of the temperance clement
in our state, and it but remains for the
friends of th cause to stand firm ta
make the move a success.
The Irtis:futiii Attorney.
Among the most important of the of
fices to be tilled in the coming elect uu,
!S that of Prosecuting Attorney. The
llepublican Xominee, ('apt. S. 1. Hum
rdirev. is a man well nullified for the
. 1 v 1 1
1 1 1 f
till. A man ol acknowledged aUtuty
as a prosecutor, and thoroughly re.t- s
.
able. A life-long llepublican. Ins m- I
. . 1 i .. : 1 , j .;,, 1
terests have ever been identified with
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those ol ihat party. A true lover ot i
the Uiiiou, he was among the first to
peril his litem its delense. lie enter
ed tho army as a private, w is with
Gen. Grant in Mississippi, Louisaua
aad other of the Southern States , was
with Sheridan in the Shanendoah Val
ley, was promoted to the Captaincy for
gallantry on the field, was honorably
discharged at the close of tho war, came
to Oregoo aud. has since resided and
practiced law in the city ot Albany. As
a cUiscn, h stand high j as an attor
ney, his ability is acknowledged eveu
by his opponents ; as a man, his repu
tation is untarnished by a blot ot cal
umny or reproach. Vpth these requi
sites he tomes before yu for your suf
frages tor the high and responsible po
sition of Prosecuting Attorney. We
say responsible, for the reason that the
capture and condemnation of criminals,
dangerous to the lives and property ol
citizens, depemhs upon his cxettions,
and it is meet that we have an Attor
ney who can and will attend to them
and sec that they meet their deserts.
Speaking.
On Monday afternoon last, Hon. Geo.
H. AVilliams addressed the peopje of
Dallas and vicinity, upon political issues
His speech yx, full ol good, sound
reasoning, and he ably elucidated the
questions of importance now before the
people. He spoke at length upon the
Swamp L?nd, Litigant, and Dam -Lock
Swindle Laws passed by tho last Legis
lature. We think it unnecessary to
report the speech in full, as the citizens
of the county were out en masse, and
heard for themselves. Suffice it to say,
f that he convinced his hearers that what
he said regarding the questions at issue
could not be gainsayed.
HON. JOH.N F. CAPLES,
followed Williams, and made an -excellent
speech, in which were many happy
hits. Mr. 0. is too well knowulo need
any praise. Ho always gets the best
of an argument wherever he oes. Iu
the evening,
HON. P 0. SULLIVAN,
upokn his piece iu answer to Williams.
VYo were informed during the day, that
bo had Hopped over to the Democracy:
and we listened for thirty minutes to
his raviogsand thca caaic tr the coa-
clusiou that ho had not lost and in
stead of being in the Democratic party!,
he was making desperate cflurts to find
it. Ilis speech was a tirade of abuse
against Williams and llolhiday, and the
only diflereneo betweeu him and Greek
ley is, tluit Greeley is " a anything to
heat (front," while Sullivan is '!.
notlilny to heat Williams- Ho talked
loug iiud strong for about two hours and
a half. He says ho is not a Democrat,,
and we know ho is not a Republican,
and ain't worth a cent to play 'Possum,
.so we guess he is sort o mixed, Jn
1
other vurds lie belongs to the " Out.s"
but would like to belong to the " luL"
Well, his speech is a long one, if thre
is nothing iu it, and if a man desires! to
kill timo he should hear the Hon. Gen
tleman make his .straddle-fence speech.
I VKSTiUATiON. IW some time past
suspicions of fraud have been indulged
iu concerning the management of ithe
Methodi.-t Rook Concern of New York.
The matter was placed in the hands of
a Committee, who report as ftjJlovvs:'
New York, May -8.-The special com
mittee appointed by the General tfon
ferucc to investigate the charge agajnst
the Methodise hook concern, yesterday
afternoon received the reports submitted
by the Chairmau of the ub committee
appointed to investigate tho aftuirs of
tho bimjery department, and reported
the account j in a most disgraceful eou-
ditiou. In oii'i eae, a blunder of $20.,
0U0 agaitut the concern wax made iu
footing up a column. Uuifiuau, Jwho
appear, to have forced a balance, ea n
not be found and the balance flieet bus
been tnketi away. Twenty year's report
made to the Conference were not t.ken
from the ledger.-, nor elivl they corres
pond with the ledger, i'mm the tesh
uiony ot several master binders, it ap
pears that ?-!.UM w lth of tabor haa
not been pniii Cr iuring the; past
twenty-one months. Only the ainoiiut
nceesary to turn out wrk has j been
paid, iluiluiau also hold leather bo
h.ii'ittg to thi- ceiueetn. Mr. Carhou,
thi'M'-nior aL'ont, disclaims re-pin-!;lolity !
a. .e
UeU Uot: llottiuau lioaes'y
i f 1 i 1
l.,l. i
Howard's lH.K.i..vrrN,
ToM
T
oai
Howard, leiaoeratie Sheri'f of
(Ilant eoiiuty for six Years, und j lately !
retennliiated iV hi t.ailV Lir afiitther
u.riUt 1;lS absnded the tate and left
' - :
Ivelnnd him a snug av'";int oi j af.uut i i-j.u:id with I'.irtK K.4.-L
. , - . . . s .. . . . ! .!....." , . '
l-, '-'"') in the sdiuptj d delaicattdn and
nioez,ienienf.s. 1 nc 1 oruatei jicrot'i
...,.
is the Peui'tcralic or- in ot 'hi. leHv t
t ,1,.. 1 ....1; . ... .!.... i m. . !
1 1 . . ' i 1 n .1 r ' t
and John f Miiier. 1 1 h.;r k niwu of
Howard's eondiiet lor lays. It lias not
yet said one Word in re'itd to ili. The
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JJertfit professes- tube shocked ht tnal-
leasanee in othee
ir!n 11 the accusal ore
Jiiu.'h'iraux ! I'm I it ln$ nuthitt'i t
jy if l) uioenit.-i am lu' ((. v I.1 Jf it I
fU; Dresses the faels of Tom Howard's !
ruseality, will it not also suppress what
it knows of the lasealily of the Him;
who control it '! Of course it I will :
it dues.1 The Vigilante" org iti i the
4Houe's or.rin.'? ll tUt'liu.
No D.vMAOt:. Democrats, some
body else, picked up tin: hulk of an
old. dismantled frigate, aud converting
it into a terpodo, heavily charged with
buncombe au i Dillingsgate, put a slow
match to the fuse, and sent it over to
Polk, to explode among the llepublican
licet. The explosion might have been
dangerous to that fleet, as the charge
was heavy, hud tho timbers ol the old
hulk been good oak, but they were of
Oregon balm, and so water-staked and
rotten that they crumbled to1 dust, im
mediately upon t'c ignition of the mag
a .inc. The name of this razeed frij
ate can be learned by addressing Gre
yer Teal ev Co., or some other man at Sa
lem, i
U. V. Hicks one of the founders of
the Era,a Democratic journal published
at East Portland, has left j the party
and joined the Ilepublicans. 31 r. H. is
a man of more than ordinary ability,
and the Democrats have lost one of the
very best men ol their party. I And so it
is, not only in Oregon but throughout
the United States. Honest men wiLl
not stay in a party whoso backbone is
corruption. . j
Curl, in a recent speech at losc
burg, after stating that tho llepublican
party was an oilspring o j Democracy,
applied some very opptobrious epithet-!
to the Ilepublicans and among other
thinos called them a set of mules. If
the Ilepublicans arc of this1 species, aud
an oilspring of Democracy, what must
the parentage be '! j
Tho opposing candidates will speak
to-day at the Court House), como every
body for this is tho last day of the can
vass, i
Subscribe fur the, Kepuuhuan.
Tjnwwm JimamtimLm, vmrnjumm
NJ.sle B tints.
fllcaninjs from State Exclaangep.l
Leonard Ruell is the new Postmaster
of Looking Glass, Douglas county.
The Citizens of La Grande are mak
ing preparations toward holding a
grand elebration on the coming Fourth
of. July.
The Salem water works have secured
the right to manufacture their own
water pipes.
An Agricultural Society will be
formed by the citizens of Union county
a good move.
Rev. A. W. Sweeney, formerly of
Albany, has taken charge of the Cum
berland Presbyterian Church at Walla
Walla.
Work has commenced on the new
light house at Cape FouhvCather, iu
Tillamook county, near the southern
boundary of Renton.
Prof. L. L. Rogers, of Salem, will
be amongst the passengers for San Fran
cisco on Saturday. lie ii g?ing to
Rulfalo, N. Y., having received flatter-r
ing offers from that place.
Attorney General Williams was ser
enaded at Salem on Saturday evening
at the residence of lion Kdwiu N.
Cooke. A large number of his friends
were present.
O. A. 1 irown informs the Stuteauuin
that he has driven all the Indians away
from Albany, and that there was no
cause for alarm in the reivnt report
of small. pox iu that vieinty.
The Salem Aferenry denounces Attor
ney General Williams because in his
speech at Salem he confessed his ability
to tell the present whereabouts of a
eovtaiu man who died nearly two years
ago.
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vuo uav tast wcck me ealon ! i
James Irwin, a miner in L'vo Valley
V,
1' '
In: I
Ivistevn Oregon, was burned to tl
-round, together wnh its coniciits.
1 otai -iit-s is aiMMit iiii. ruppo.-cu to he
the work of an iiieendiarv.-
Tl
10 it!!;
'not m.'-iii f.n- i'w nti.Ti mifiti' !
CIS
LTal ad VertiseiJient.s iti
.
1
tUeVier
0'!'
t wo jizs larger than that iru-
vt leu tiy law and 111 tins rernetrates
airati ' ujioti litigants, as well as vio-
111 1 . -
i l:ire tin' ol ilii l.-tli-r uf ti.,' i .vi-
) At the last meeting
' Tru-tees i f Coivalli-
oi I lie !o.irt iJ
f the !h.
1 4
('oSh-e, i'
i lent Pitdey tendered his r
i ' i a 1 1 , m i .
to
t.ikt; t L,et at the ci .se
f the .-re
W :i neeept-
etit tvllii.
In' 1 esi 'fi 11
! ed, and a comudttee a?.!.ointed
to eol -
I c la l i e
hiling h:.- place
The (.; I'r savs ;
tt r, tine tf t he 1 L'lit;
"Mr .John l'o
;t euiu.tv lelio-
) erulie cam
li'iaH's t.sr the i.i 'isi
ta! ore.
tio'is that ht is iu the wnnc pew. He
renialk:! the other day that 'polities w.i
not his ffirte,' and (hit lie would :ve
his S.'ijfl j,, ;,id ui the
eanva-s. v 1 i
chee!ulyi, j.rovided they Wotl
out."
U iCt 11 11:
The following jurors were returned
by r . S. Marshal )ilg e.sterdy. f" J
f set ve in t t.o ease of 1. S. s. M. S
1 Hart, now- on trial in the Ci-uiet
Court: Jas. T. flemhree . Hull John-oi, ;
Jno. K. Hubbard. 11 K. I.ij -pineot t. j
11 1 ik t 11 i't-
ieo, 1 iuiiipnie, . j. lUHAItatf, lot
Ca'rtir, M. L. Carofhers, j; )). Cochran,
M. G. Hadlev, Jon. Keiiev, 1'. P.Mcklv.
I It- Diddle, J. W. Miller, J . A
Wrenn,T. G. Mulkey, Wai. Syphert,"
Tilman .Ford, 11. .. liig.us," Dew's
Johnson. (Jeo. Tillotsoii. S. tlrouml, J.
S. Churchill, V. II . Wakefield.
U10 Oif'onian says: On las Fri
day, about 10 o'clock" A. M., a man
named John Long, while cniragfl in
blasting rocks at the Willamette Kalis,
met with a very severe accident, w hich
may result fatally. He had just com
pleted tamping the Ida t with fine par
ticles of atone, adjusted the fuse and
ignited one end. lSeforo he could fairly
get from over the drill hole the lire
was transmitted through about nine
feet of fuse, and tho blast went oh1.
Long was blown about six feet from tin;
ground, and fell backward among some
sharp-pointed stones. Ilis head was
scveruly cut with a sharp corner, and
his shoulders badly bruised. The en
tire contents of the blast was blown into
his lace, which it badly burned, and
lacerated to a frightful extent by the
fragment of rock. It is feared that his
sight has beeu totally destroyed. The
unfortunate man is well known in this
city, cud owns a ranch across the river.
He has been engaged at the Falls for
the past six months, being a very carcul
and experienced blaster. He is about
thirty years of age, and has no family
Some of his friends were down ou Sat
urday, ' endeavoring to make arrange
ments to have him taking to the County
Hospital or to the Sf Joseph's Hospital,
Vancouver, where ho could be properly
provided for. The fuse which was the
cause of tho accident is said to be a
new kind, and hnve never been used
before at that place. A short time af
ter the occurrence a trial was mado to
test the fuse. A coil nearly one hun
dred feet iu lenght was touched off at
one end. In almost an instant of time
tho lire ran from one to an auother. It
was thercforo deemed dangerous, to
the highest possible degree, to use in
connection with tho blasting operations
and was destroyed At tho last accounts
Long was a littlo better, but hopes of
his recovery arc still. quite tbubtful.
IMHUXANDHIJSINSISSIHKKCTOHV
Published by L. Samuel,
General Aikcrtisin Afjt. 03 Front st,
Merman Dollar Store
No.
First st.
IiiMrt-
wrH of fanoy iools, Toys, Crockery, etc., etc.
A ttor ilotiw, j'iVft t. Iiot Oak .t Pine. Kv
J rvtliiriir in-at li. TiOfitrfnll'tw VroprM-tor.
Ayywts for Maltie, ToM, .ml Co's culcLratod
;ou pkns.
Tviion, iJlnkcioioi, Taylor .t C' School Hooka
J-uxt J'nJAitlnd, Jul., liu uf Lvijal IHuhL fur
''hi State.
1 irman, tlm only hrcet importer ot Uluthiug
lc, cor. Front Was'iinifion trecU.
VJICLESALIi
Hook seller & .Stalioner,
LAIKiKST STOCK IN PORTLAND.
A'o. 7V Frm.f nml A"w. 5 WithhntiH twt.
KCK, WILLIAM SON, 12U Front street,
Importers mid Dealc-r in
.4J.S, AM) iUlVOlA'KKS
of evefy description.
Fisli;ng Tackle, Fancy (.jooL, Leads, Bird cages
Ha.-Ki-tii. CroUt-t (iatnes.and. haly carriages
AgenU for the 'California Powder Works," aiso
for tin: 'Wluiltjr A Wil.-oi Sewing mat-tones."
I eck, John A. Jl" Front M. practical Watch-fr-uiukt-r
t Jeweler. Work done for the Trade
A.Mji)i; l'iu.Ni'Mts. iii.ur;.
ivaciii:mi:k. ji.j r,,nt stn,t.
- -nil 1 m -,: yum m mm I in !
fi t riliaui .V l'.Lliilial t. i ri. t-l, Uak X 1'ilio
I ( im'tr.- oi St-., - Ran . Kitchen trtenVl.it
B ut liunan , V. a., . w. cor. i- ral tt laj lor ma
P Clu-a ii-jit Furniture Hohm in Portiaiid.
A MjIm; Hoii.nO'Ui t'.wk, si A. s.'i l-ir.-t .St
J Dialer.- in Dry lioo.Js.Fancy Millinery.
0I111 A. Rusiniii-l I, US Frcu! st Coluluision
J Merehunt-. A de'lrs in.O't'i. .t Cal. l'roduee
(loiijiic, .J. 11. in ull.it (ii-uicr i.i . t lie.-, li
Jn:-. & Saddleiy liar 1 w are, '.((' Front st.
A 1 iirrier. W. ,t (',.., in.". Fr..nt m. Mcrchatit
T.iilor a Cloiltiers. liars. Ftirnishiitif r.ids.
f l ' l..i.-iiU.iiU A U.ili.i.ut, :'i 1 ioi.l .-t. ltcai e-
L 1 4 It? A f'-ti t -, luoiii-v Io. 1 oi.-d. Inu.cs rented.
m L-.,..,. .r.
iaia A. Co
j k ) ,i!l Front Sirtct,
11. V M.Jiii '.i Co.
; M 'l'T," 1 rout any
rto.n o' ttii- t or lcrnto-
ill - 1 ..... 1 1 . , it.1' . 1 T ' I ! I '
l- Off".
t j., t de'ir -t.-ics ;'r..ia :'.i t. i::s Firt St.
E "M ioyinel.t A'.'in V. Wii l.e rail JIOitaU,
i ir-.ti! .-t. Kur ali Uiii.i- I.i
j E vi 114'.. iieie, t 1 (.lit ,-Iicvi . (-. uo
i i, A i"ti .M vie't.- n fid d-"ir io i . isi 1 1- i'r.
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J fi V. ' '. ; I., :; I'V i. , i ...rt. so. i.iV ..e hn i.
i 1.:?: i- h ,i.. rv M.e i.-. , . r. I- tr-t m u
r. i :it .V w .i-u iui ei.'
ei .iu niii Ku! 11' tl ..;d.
ii1 i.u..r-
M
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r HU'i, Dr., I'mn-t. "t.i;. e. N,. J. Iu kum'
Lio'k.i-or. l'.r.-t ufi V. "a.l.ingii -u
w , , ,
1 an
T " I- o-i .-. In i'it-rs in
1 ilufii-ji in.-iniuii uts.
t..ti ni rv
TI.e largest Mj.W Hi use on the Coast.
3TICINWAV PI AN .'3, BySDETT ORGANS
;. L. it, I'll.wys, .Manager.
mm; t. i:cy i or tu;
"SSomt." ?i'u lis a chi sit.
T y A gent h wanted.
5 fi a. k(.'V X SO limn-. (ifM'cls and tieaiiTS iti
J ail kinds .- , is. -.ir Mrs! and Main sts.
3 a nib firmer, l. 1 .".:? Kir t St., iirtpo in-r and
baler in Staple Faney fioe I?. Milliuerv.
netidt-e, I. 11 , I'hotMgrapbic AiliSt.s. w; vur.
I- I r - r v y,r '..'J's I'ji-! M-cr'ltV.
N SI . hi 1. M il, L. i:. a l'o.. ic'. i-irsi.-t, Maim-
h ii . hi 1. Mil, it . . A l o.. ie'. i-irsi.-t, .Mann
2 2 !a t'- and tU'"u - in .1 eelry. U"atv'f.-s A
F !j i-i..o.l li.
dealer
j 2 in lireeries, I i irs, Wagon Materi.tls. Ae.
I !1 .!--. t'al. t. .1 Co., tC Front St.. wholesale
j k'.tl rs in liugs Taints, Oils, (iiass,
I 1 W W 3 J SvvvingMiie!iiii. straight
3 V if A.V M L J i l.-ek Miteh.
inn
ii'illi 01 fh.Oien I .M. 1-' Traver. I
er. I I . I' r-'fit st.
r urcren .i Moniller. Nos. Ita". 17- 1 ir.-t st,
3 I inptirlers h'urr.ituii'. Ilci'linx ac.
M nitrnational It Mel.oi.r. f ront. v -Momsson sts
M. Kuddnh, I'r. Free lliij.saltends sJeanu-rs.
P7" ohn, J.t Co.. si Front t., viiole.-u,!e and
J retail del'r l'ine ClotJi'msr. Furn'g trood..
Maison Hotee le-t;inrant, -ri vate riniis tor
l-'aiuilies, eor 1st AJMne sts. . Voos I'r.
artin, H and Co. dealers in Wines and Li
0irs. O. S. N. Cn'fr lilock. :uid San F'ran
Ml
cut ceiimeer, 111 Front tl., wlioicsaie
Hid retiiii Confectioners,
Miller, JoUu U., ,; First st. Watcbiuaker
and Jeweler, oilers to tho puldio a fino
nssortnicnt of Watclvg, Clocks and Jewelry.
M 0er. A Co., Front near C. Ft, dealers iu
V B "ntive nod torcum Wines and Ijiiioir.
"Nk J ortlirup, 1'.. .)., Jiaiimare, iron, ciuei, itulis
1 Smokes, Hardwood Luinber, Ac, l'ortlai.d.
ceidcntal Hotel, corner of First A Morrison
stri'i-ts SniOli ,j Cook l'rojirietnrs.
"B fairish, v ai niij.-.iv.orneli. Real hwta
fl I'D Front St. bet Alder & .Washington
ilo-AgtS.
on.
J
JIH)1(K;K AlMtIC (.OOllS. C. Wood
ward A Co., 101 Front Street.
IP ice, J. M. 127 Front street, wholesale deal
,er in Tinware and stoves.
It ichter, Paul 105 First street, hnpt'rof Ber
liu wooden carvings parlor ornmncnts, Ac.
1 ider. (1. C. Real Estate and Money Rmkcr
12 Front street. Fortliuid.
osenbiuun, I. S. A Co., Tobacconists, im-
J aporttTji ol Foreign and Doinestuj Liquor.
j'J uss House, Front st. On First Class lVm
.1; ciplen. Thomas llyan Proprietor.
She7i oc iTTsTlTTFrTiirT"
111 Harness Sc. Saddlery, it Saddlery ware.
Hiinon, J., Jtn'7Jr7t7ii3oHuI)oo
and Rhnds. Window and Plate 01us.
nshci.ner, H. 157 First st. imp'ter of Phi
Organs, Sheet Alustc, Musical Inotrumc
mos
strumcnts.
U,:' V''' No. lot l-roitt Stmt.
Ouatchiuiikar ami Manufacturing Jeweler, is
appointed I Agent, for Wahhaiu, Elgin, E. now.
ard.Ho. ( h,,s. E.Jacot and California Watcho
also lor all the production and imports of tho
California Jewelry Company, San Francisco.
NnuUor circular. Watches repaired iu tho very
best manner, WARRANTED to give satisfuo'n
-' r 1 m ii m i
Sk.dmore.S. (1., 123 1st td, Druggist .t Apvtlio
cury. rufuiuviiy uiid Ivikt uxticlcd. '
rjnow A Hoof, 73-First ft., Pictures, fparac
Mnhlinfo. nrt luaiadrajwing
M mitljTi'at., I5roker,'0 Front fctTbealer iu
Legal Tenders', (Jov. liundg and Gold Du"t.
SinithllJavis Yl Front t. wholefale, Drugst
Paint.-, Oil-, Window Ulas, etc.
fjnerry Bj-os. 17S Firet street, manufaet'M
J uiid dealers in Furniture, Dedding lc.
rflie-ClotbTng Store, 113 Front t, Clothing
Fn'ng good Uoots, Shoes. Ilarrin k Pj'ager.
luttlaII. II. 12H4 Fron? treet. Dealer in,
AVairotiH an Agricultural mplement.
fllvno K. D. n w cur. 1st a Oak sta. dealer ia
J tie 1! ran dies. Wine. Kmc. Alft k Portpr.
rilyler JTa I JT Front st. wholesale denier iu
J Uutter. Kggn. CAiMta, Jird, Paeon etc.
VYiniams .fc"Myers. 5 Central JJJock Front
W hU. Commission Merchant. dcxPio
a haiJev k i'e iie7uierr Aiiorny h-tM o.-
f iforin liankruptey. Office O. F. Tem'le
REAL ESTATE.
U. T SO IV,
1.1.
REAL ESTATE & GENR' L AGENT4
KEPUiiiJCAX'! innncE?
Dallas., Oregon.
Special attention giv.cn to Salea or FvurchajSe 0
Ker.1 ItuXe, C.,Uecii'n of Claims, 4c.
Agent Fnion Mutual Life Insurance Co.
For &:ile.
riLN ACItKS OF LAND, with gool IIouso
i and Uiirrj, all fenced u.d unle good Im.
provemetit, situated in the Town of DalU.
i'olk County, an cxtru,ordimcry Cpportunity.
fBWO II UN I) li ED AND FORTY SIX
Acres of Land one Mile North of Eolaj
Polk County, good II,ouse, goocl Doulje. Irnf
and other Lioldiro;?. A d under fence, with Cu
orchard, and in V?1 V'tt of cultiyUoo.
VFARM COMTAlNiN'tJ XiA ACRES,
one and one-Laif inUe iouth of Dallas. A
guo.l bzxii, Loujc, orchard, and other iuiprove-r
nienfs,
rnVO HUNDRED AND THIRTEEN
acres of prauie, tto- and 4 Litf niile
Weet of ll jthel.
A IlOt'SE AND LOT IN CENTRAL
' Saleiii. rier the two Central School'
iioiiM-s. The House contains Eibt Itoou$.
ail Plastered, with Hard Finish, Ham, Wool
House, and all conveniences to make it
L 'le.iiraoie.
4 FARM OF H'U ACRF.S. 25 A.C"JiES IX
iV cuMiviOion, lu acres of fall wheuj, 5. acrei
t,f uiead-.w, goid on-hard. Bnd well curpliel
ith water.- Situated three rjles rioath it of
Simps. n's bridge on Hig Luckiau.nie. For Bttitt
at a bargain if sol I oou.
A'
FIN K MILl. cITlv IX SOITTH SALEM.
on Willau tte Sl.-ngli A block of Six,
Lot, enclosed with Hoard Irence, good IloUrfuj
ilarn, Ac.
.o(:
lar
A
CoOI). STOCi; FARM. CONTAINING
. .. . . - 1 ...' I '
ir-hard, Ae., riteatetl on Vv L? SaR Creek, 7.
' ii-' . '
f'ui'.es lruiu, D.inas.
w 0 .'Virwf. u""0 iiou?T, iaiii9.
4 FARM CONrAININO 20ft ACRES, 10i)j
V
l-'.V
ai-rvs uii (.r Ivnee. f.i a ore a unucr infS
i . ... - ft 1
ei -v ; iv.-a.-e, i.arn. an i ae urcoaru,
I -ituated li miles c.-i oi" hij?
r p 1 1 1 : H K H F X I ) R K H A N I S I ; T X A C R K S
-t l.md, "-HHI acrr? under fence,' 25 ttcre
rui'ivated, good lo larn. with lumber lor
hoiinr. g.d orelend, li ti g water near all tho
ve.ir round. .'. iu je.. si.ut-vfwii of Sijtcou'rf
"ridge, lig I.u-k.jauuie.
A
i;KU IIISINLMS OCAXlOvN AT.
loiena Vist;v. I'oik county. WarvbouiK.
vi;t i-anaeitv of jo.nee Imshels ; trade already.
v-t.tl.Ii-ln d wi:h tbe interior, and connection,
viiih ti e Wii!,i:nvt!c Traii.-t'orfation Company,
(iiiol diviliing liiij,e, and everything ready for'
oi- iiatioti. A splendid ipcning for Lusiuess.
F-r sale cheap.
VSVLKNMI
las. pu...; II.
VLKNMUffAinS APJOININO DAL-
ouse. Darn, aud other Build-
uii:-' sii.t.iie.i in lown. ivo nunarcd aao;
forty four aeres. one hundred acred good plow
land, ten acre of Fall wla,w ahout fisty acres
ready plowed, and every thing i,n fine Condition
f r fanning. Call on II- MqCarter, ou tho
preini.is,or tVte un k-rsignd.
Vt50(il DAIRY RANCH ON NET ARTS
Ray. capblt of sustainiag one hundred
Cof, with ivjl lUo necessary apurtenanceS for.
Hairy. ng. A splendid chance is here offered
for any one wishing to engage in this business,
u everything s ready to hand for carrying,
it on.
FARM,. 0XK ANy ONR HALF MILES,
Northeast of Dallas. House, barn and
orchard : Two hundred and forty acres, all1
under rene : Forty Here luivUr the plow. A
good opportunity for any ono wishing a fine
la rui cheap.
riWO AND A, QUARTUR ACRES OF.
.ft, hoid in the town of Rethel. House, barn,
workshop, and good orchard. A good ehancV
for any wagonmake'r, slio wished to locate,
whore work of that hind is plenty.
r 1XR 'jUjSiltT.'
V0.00D COMFORTABLE HOUSE ANIX
Barn, with plenty of fire-vood convenient.
Situato about two mile south-west of Dallas.'
For Particulars enquire of R. n. Tyson,
REeeuijcAs Oi-m-ice. ' v
TO IStIXDEUS.
LUMBER,
LUMBER,
LUMBER.
TUE, UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
calls the attention of Mechanics and Build
er to the fact that they have refitted their Mill
on the Little. Lmjkiauiute, and atnow prepared
to furnish lumber at the lowest CASH PRICKS,
aud in fiuamity- and quality to suit. Having
better facilities than any other Mill in the coun-.
ty lor tho maufacturo of a
SUFE1UOK QUALITY
of LUMBER, it is our intention at an earlj
day to add to the M ill aa A No. 1
MATCHER AND, PtANER,
After which timo we will be prepared to fur,
ukdi lumber dressed and matched..
An excellent MOUNTAIN ROAD leads du.
rcct to tho Mill. A liberal nhare of patronaga,
elicited, - 1 - SHRADER A.C0.
3 1 fa