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About Liberal Republican. (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1??? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 17, 1872)
S5B8 aWIS( StteViU: rat r &Ubitr an mLLAS, SAT1JRPAT' 'JAUni 17 ft C r R I) L I C A U (fit t-w v. .. . DOMINATIONS FOR I8TJt TIIE BANNER WE FIGHT UN DER. For restdt, nOCACK CJflEELElf. 9 ; OF NEW YORK. For Vice-Preildent, B. GRATA BTOWX. P'-i tji ; - . F MISSOURI. - -I' m .( - - ' ; , PRESIDENTIAL " ELECTORS GEORGE R.'HEf.!, of Linn eouuty. II. II'OATF,, .ijf Wae ronntf. I ACCKPT YOUR ; NUM ATION IN THE CONFIDENT TRUST THAT TUB MASSES OF OUR COUNTRYMEN. NORTH AND SOUTlfjARE ' EAC.ER ,T0 ; CLASP HANDS ACROSS THE BLOODY CHASM W It ICinf AS TOO LONO DIVIDED THEM, FoKhETTINa THAT THEY HAVE BEEN ENEMIES IN THE JOYFUL COX3CIOIH KESS THAT THEY ARE AND MUST HENCEFORTH REMAIN BRETIIERN.' 11 0 It A CE p REE LEY, , The Political Outlook. The p4itica outlook is cheering in tbe extreme I t the : L U rals. From every j art of bur great country each day briogs the intelligence of the Lil eral m isses. Republican and Democrat ic, marching forward in a solid column t save our capital ridden country from the grasp of the lecehe that under Grant the Imbecile, are endeavoring to destroy every vestige f Republican g ivcrunient j-rbite ou tht other hand t ie toadying parnzans of tbe President ial horse jocSey, present a most depln rable.itfldh demoraliied - appearance. Like rats Uaving a sinking ship, one by one! tbe friend? .of, Grant are leaving him and now in the trans-Rocker elates his followers do not number scores wherfrbe? formerly bad hundreds. The North Carolina election to carry which more than a quarter of a million of the peopled money was filched from the tieasury has been a sore blow to the aimiaitration. Despite the i m porta- 4 m of 2,000 negroes from South Car ollna, 4,000 from Virginii and 1.500 fr raf Maryland, making a total of 4. 6 DO, the Liberals have carried five out of, eight Congressmen, a majority in tbes legislature, and the election of the Governor is certain wheo the gross Radical frauds will be exposed. This gives thai State to Greeley in. Novem ber next by a handsome majority ; a the occurrence of elections on the eame day in tbe- neighboring Stated will pre Tent this wholesale importation, and the immense roomed strength of the Radicals which has been fur months past concentrated; in North Carolina, will to a certain extent be' diverted, so .that their frauds and devices will be much more easily overcome. ' Verily the signs of the times are very promia- Greeley's Prospects Ik Polk Co Vfi Ihinli W speak' ad visedly when v e Bay (hot IJoraco Greeley will earry Polk eounty by st least 150 majority It true that! the Lil eral strrrth in the couoty is only about 60, )t t the Good Templar element which numbers more - thar 100 t votes (Republican) if it does not tu'tify it self, will stfpfjort i life long abstainer before thoy will. . a 'drinker.' Their every day conversations their promi.es in tlitir State Cotjventions, the ntter anccs pf Jbeirgan all go ti show lhat in every county the Good Tcnip lirs will support . Temperance men. .We await the issue to see if. they will practice as they preach. . 7 P. CL Sullivan, Esq., archon of the Liberar' lCrub;, at Salem; modestly enggeeta hia own name on the electori 1 ticket made vacant bp the with draaj.of Lane. -Oregonian, .With what tenacity it clings to ita well eeftWd .hahit -Heing : What office doe the editor . of ti e Oregnnhn iin U I Btiu now uiuen oi in ' I ( 1 . . ' I money does It receive annually fninj u J i 1. ,i t tbe bodtf of Grans. Surely If V e Wvttt Be Happy wp to ut jhlud.ci vr w Uiifclut S8, The.O'i7K aod Statesman teem very much exercised ot.fi a low renin s k, we made on crtnesday evening or iaM , Treek, bcroTethetrec-U labatftaierii, l IJoth meanly ana stuuinusiy avoiu in- , fowninsr their readers of b position ta ken, or that we pro? ed to the satisfac- tinm of every nnprejudlced man and Ubcse men it is noticable are either out woman present that Gen Grant bad J wantonly tio'ated tbe Constitution of the United States, and bid. undertaken to force a '-policy" upon the people aontnet ttiwip will trhirh aaa absolutely I ob ozious, by bis sooret negotiation' I awlx. a w " - j I with the usurper Baexfor the purchase of Santo Domingo and ber peopbOgon Republicacans are so inactive against their wi' I : we bad not uenThe reason is ntt difficult to find ded to stop to notice what thse lick spittles of Ben HUidy said concern ing us but thfir repeated refererce to J us enables us to see clearly their deter-j mination to be noticed ; we do not un- derstnud why the big overgrown baby of the Orfffonian, should faUify us I simply because we saw fit, to speak our I mind politically. He seems to have benUt in open opposition to Grant, couie arb"jraryand evineesa disposition to jroscrihe the opinions of men who differ with him, since the time when peae was declared between the apt. of bis mercenary brigade and himself in consideration that the former should make up a poney purse at our comiuftr. cial city, sufficient to enable ScoMy to proceed to the capital of our nation and secure a fat office, at the binds sf the ally of the Santo D.mnngo usurper; and as to the wiseacre of th? Statenman, nut bavinir suffi 12lit luforiuatluU to form a beief as to whether or not, his bump of self eteem has increased or decreised, since of yore, when he was a Democrat and legislator, we cannot say, whether the estiulite he plce upon himself now, is greater or lea than then, and consequently refuse an opinion ; gentlemen, would it not be as ! well to ni'nd your own businesss f Good News From ab portions of the country comes the oheering inte ligence of the wheeling io ot tra runk ind file of the disrupted Ridieat party in support of Greeley & Hrnwn. Every bo-Jy seca that the present besotted executive U an eyesore io the moral element of the nation. The -peoie have come to the conclusion that it will not do to have the elccrio cnrrei t herald forth to the world daily, that their Presidont is down at Long Rranci. earousing with John Morrissy, Tom. Murphy and other pimps, black legs and gamblers while he should beat our Capital endeavoring to uphold the dig nity cf th Natioy, which the -people in an evil hour conSded to him, and there fore they go for "honest Horace Gree ley." Ula Prevent lucempetenr y. Nearly four years 84:0 the Vancouver niweegenist waa elevated hy tho t.mple of the United State to the highest uCice within their gift, in view of his assertion "let na have peace." At that time the hope was entertained that the nation'n wounds would be healed, the bloody sectional strife, which for eight long years had rent our country almost in twain, wonld ceaite, and that a new era would dawn upon tho nation, How that hope has been fulfilled we vhall now etop to enquite None will deny that since the coming into power of the rings that run the executive nonentity we have vaiuly looked to ee any bless ing that the masses of the people have received at its hands. It u true that it has rained manna on the brads of the aristocratic few, it has enriched millions of characterless political adventurers but to the nwses of the people it has been as barren of good results s the fii? tree mentioned in Holy Writ. It was hoped that with Grant in office the revenue would be collected honestly and the pn tection of the law extended to all peo ple, but the present executive hue p!a- ced in office such thieves and rase! aa Tom Murphy, and sikntly looked on when they were engaged in their whole sale robbery of the people. He has allowed his satellites in the Southern States to eommit every conceivable out rage in the name of law, and for theno, and other great crimes agiinwt the I onvi'mnionl'. th rwnnlA wi1! hurl him i p-v - m vr t frora power in November next. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm ' I Rahsstib for ibe VLkumaiqam4 Tbe- Ueasm Why. Tbe great hod y ot tho farmer and btine8 men of th?s State have for e tWQ yparg bpeiJ firmly optr0ed ( thc Qrant lynmty j bat there were , Rf w itlfluentiai ones who no bf fnm motive Qf honesty connee- , .themaelrea with the Radical p-irty amj ,,ave jt a character. Mont of oper, for Greeley & Brown, or tale no part io the desperate efiurt that i bein made to foist Grmt on the po pie lor the next four years. Even this fmt la Lino rpmatkc d bv the people of this county, who are t a hws to nud-r v v ? - - j a stand why it is that the leading Off- Aside from the general rascality and corruption which hare characterized the bcy uf the government since Gracit cauie into power the appointment of incompetent tools to responsible po- Hitions in tbe face an 1 eyes of re pot jie ,nPn bave so utterly .disgusted the botiest Uepwbhcans th t they are either or p,ssively await hi def-at Faats. The stulent of t.ur po'itlcil history during Grant's brief reign cannot lad being struck with tb attempts made by the great nepotist to override the liberties of the Natiou. Thit be has turned the whole por of the g vern- ,nent into a midline for personal and family aggrandisement there is uo one so f.ol h trdy as t deny, hveu the men- the pure and the trood among the Republican party, who vrorked and spent their money frdy to secure his election have weighed hin and f mod him wanting, and we Cod them in the van ot the greit, Liberal army whieh is sweeping over the Ni tion with victorious stride. Mu'tuua fJ ,juh av siken and their voice is reverberated back among the pine wam!s of Maine. The fderal pirty is gaining strrfffii every dy. It U fat uo'uio iu its ranks the best t ilents and uiot hoiiur.ble principles of all p Ufical parties in the Nitiotiand despite ihelu;st s':p hu'nan efTrts uf the GrHUtit!S, the ;i hty current that is new pcecjMg in the direction of reform crntiot tr checked. The i--ues whieb divided the Democrats and Liberal. Re puLlicaus before the war are dn.id.and and all honest miti and sincere iover of thi.'ir cuHitry are now j lining hand in a vigorous and determined effort to sweep away the abuses which Live grcv.n out of the excitement of that time. An eschange says : Geo. Francis Train is oo his way to California Po r Golden Slate, our heart bbvds for you. It was bad enough to have a total failure of your crops f .r three years, but now, to be inflicted with Train & Duniwav is terribie. Thelttm" hits eeo butting at Polk county personals in theSi'em Stites man, but as the egotistic d idiot is not a responsible being we forbear' noticing him. The great American laudanum Mkcr has no bruins to butt out. Latest l)ep.iU'hc9. Sioux City, August 12 -Sixty Chiefs of the different tribe of the upper Missouri, in charge of Assistant Secre tary Co wen and Commissioner Rrunot will arrive here next week rn route to Washington. Siifinjr Hull" is atuoni! thb party which includes represenative of all the hostile North Pacific tribrn Loudon, August. 14 A Time Madrid sp-cla1 says that King Amadeus is reported to have signed a decree providing for the gr idud abolition ot slavery in Cuba and Porto Rico. The document which he signed ia simply a code of rules providing for the enforce ment of a law passed by the Cortes in 18G9, providing for the emancipation of slaves in Hpani-h colonies. Now York, Augnst 15. A Geneva letter says the American claims for damages by privateers sum up about $7,000,003. The English papers in the case, however, fix the da ma ire at 83 000.000, which, it is contended, is all t' a' should be paid, if indeed any guilt i to be laid to England tit, !, We furnMi the Kkpuhucav uud Dear re-t'tf Monthly fur $1 00 jcr, year All Over The State. The Kugene Journal says: From d-'alerj in urain hr- we are given to understand that wheat will not proba bly command more than fifty pfiits per bushel when harvest is over. Very few o feres are being made even at that figure, j We are informed that llon.'J R. M'Liiu ou Vri iivill.,liikjr county, w is seriously hurt some ten diys t-iui-o by being thrown by u hor-nj. II iy is scarce and sells for $16 per per ton in Uuipqui Vailey. Counterfeit half dollars are in circu lation nuiueri.u.sly in Rmeburg. i The Biker City, Ikrnnetiot savs; Tlmt a large band of indian" are oft i heir rservatiori. and are annoviug and frightening the settlers and o'hers m the I'd yet te and Weiser. Dendiy. one on tne cruets, recently cimneii a short dUtanee from Pence's ranch, and hirtl a gr-in 1 drur.k m Btisc whiskey He warned the whites to leave then as thn Indian were getting ready to kill every b 'dy. We glean from the 'Off jonUm : Mr S. IS. j Ruth rty bvin! in Washington county 10 mils north of HiUboro a pruligyofa oilf, thrno w.eks M which; has only two legs. The bin 1 lets afe full ai d well dpveloj.fd. al the shoul er blades seem perfect, toif no front legs are on its body. The calf seems; to be oiherwi-e petfect. It strive hard to gtt upm its hind legs, and it is thought that it wi 1 mjcc- d yet. jThis clf will hn ne f I he curi osities of the eoui'iig Slate Fair. Arm Hurt. A small !wy resid ing in the upper portion of the eily. was up iu a plum tree gatherini; t!i fruit on Saturday last. His f otinu gave wsy and he was previpit.it d to the rr-'und a distaee of abut ten f et He wa picked up breathless eonsider tihly broied, and with an arm utmost broken The Jacksonville Time snys tJiut in many laces in .Incson county, oat will turn out fifty t seventy ti e bush e's per acre. Hay is sclttug at 8l-" to fJG per ton. T e Lihffa' Renublican. Gretlv and Rrtiwu club at Kugene itotnbers 80 members. T ey are all II pu' hmms The 0e i ti m m iiiriiiii.' over the lack of tie w in Portliu l s.i s; por 1 in 1 unit stir b-r s:niui." t iu iV list of a Ut""i'n ible ph r io m iir ttoMtial uod ni.rtiiiry iitnaii week Vaneouver t.i .t tti bii v thre narrii;e, mo liirths, deith- ti. accidents Think of th '. ye pitnvr baeolor. nn li-ttak rs ;od d..-tot.! NiviatioM mi the 1!pM-r h i been abm I ned f r ihj i ('lilttih :i p'e f seafou. j : A very; lrire fire wa rxyuix t Siitid iv venitisi, several tuihs dwi the Will mu-tte. The no-thcrn tV w in tlltitutiMffd from horii-m t r.t b; Whethefjit wis a h-oi-e. or only ttntt.. t wejh-ive bceo unable to 'i-cTl jin Uu most probably it was the litter St-tte Seventy cents is what the hah III mill is pa) ing for old wheat A miner in Auburn E intern Oregon p;J-ke I up a small specimen iliitt fort fiv ounces at d worth 7;0. Yesterd ty morning an accident oe cured on the radroid i.ear (!ointiH k's Mi I. It npf, ers that h number ot men were propnlliutf tin ins- Ives along the road on a hand c;tr. and hid just turned a curve when thp shrill whittle of a I'Kjomotivo wit hard. The freight trin hatl been delayed some time ami wa- in i hutry to reach the fi st tatji.n beyond the mill, ahetd ot the p;ieii eer train It was fier whi-tle that the men heard Three oflhe tifn jump-d. but oneJwb'e name we con d tm' a certain either parahscd with fear or be. coin" insatie therefrom remuiued on the hand car. The Approuchini; train c tiild nit be stopped, and striking the car knocked him ojf. He fell below the locomotive, which with the , entire entire train. pased entirely over him killing him instantly. j A meeting wns held at Oregon Citv on Friday cvenitiir to take into consid eration the feasibility of bridging tbe fiver at th.it place ! The editor of tho Ridical paper of Rneb'ir.his thrown up the sponge and gone to working on the nilrond He says there will he a lively time in his line next fall, writing how baldly Grant is defeated. U j John F Miller is utilizing his swamp land by pasturinir sheep thereon in the region ui rviamaiu. Mr. Simuel J. Newman, of Marion county, received intelligence, on Satnr day, of the outbreak of the Snake In dians! not far from where he aid his brother have a drove of cattle, on the1 head waters ot i he Deschutes River. Arthur Charman, seventeen years o ace, fon of Tho. Charman of Q'g i City, was dn wn d in tleftth wh le i i bathing wilh a number o other boyg. Mr. Pt-rktr reports that 40,000 aere of Hvrnmp I nd . ute bcea loca ed iu Cooeo couniy. POH ILAN llt(Jl S lH Il H liCTOUY Pabllihad by L. Samael, General Advertising A''t. 93 Front st Men s Dollar Store. No. OO VI r.t aft Import ers of FnY Ooorf. Tv. Ci-nckenr. etc.. tc. Asrr lloue, t'lmt fl. Het Oak Pino. E7 erythrnff nrnt II Lin(ffeH,w lrpnt(r. BOOKS, ST A 'HUSKHY I'EltlUUWALS, Agents fur Ma Me. Tdl. and Cu'a celebrated t;OM ll-.N-. Tin. Rlakeman. Taylor k t.'- School Roolii. Jt I'nirUieJ, u full tin uf Lttjal Slunk for Tin'- State. n irmnn. th only direct imporu r t (Jlotbiuj; CJlittft. CJ. Barrett, Tf HOLESALE RookstIlrr &, .Stationer, LARGEST STOCK IN PORTLAND. Y. 79 Frw-l 'iwl A. ft IVnuhittiftott wirt. BECK, WILLIAM SO.V.TiSiot rtreet, Impirr-ri mthI Dealer m i.uss, hiixksani hi:voi.vi:hs l vt-rr tHriitia. FinHinif T kle. Fancy (J.hIj. HfHtlfl. Rir I rages Uoketst. ''roquet Jair.rK.nrnl habir rMrriatrrn Air-nf l.r tbe -'""anf .mia P.o.i'r Works," al fr tle -Wheeltr ft WiIhihi St-winjj ma-bint-(." Beck. John A. 129 Front n. pruciical Watch--inikcr t Ji"w-l-r. Work done for the Trade Bl nTVMaCHHBBMMWNU it tMii:i.ii:it. 03 fr.,t st.,. B riiftiMtn it rfiihar. Kr. -f. Ift. 4:k A 1' iin';rj i Slovt-o Hhdit-i. KWrhf n I'tenVIs B uchauaii. W A ,s. w. cor. r iri A l ay or 'il. l'h M4'f Furniture II me in t'orriand. ( i IlIi,rl,L2 WAIthKltUO, Clarke llcii.lcrin .t L'ok, si A S3 Kir-t St. J l-a!rr in lrj oo, Kum-y .Millinery. Ac 1bti A Ropti fj.-l l. .'3 Front st CoMmi'Mon J Mrrfhtit A di-'lrs in It'iri- A Cal t'rtxtuee njilc, J It. in'i-it. Jt Hkr n s-i'l'ilcr. Har- Jk. A SaddltfV llr t firr. W From rt. oiiu r. VV. A . U ', r-it '. Alt rt liai t Tailor ft t.'lotSu i. Ilat., t un f;Md.. n J f tuie AtrtnlK. mm cd. Ii-u.cs rentrd. Dl' I Al t;Mll)!C. I W. i."iar: A C I It I Kr i i fr.- I D it. O li j .t iu. It1 Frot Mr-r. Oo.cia r-in any p.r nn nf tb Ptte or Tt-rtitu-ri t arvluily fiili d Io in ill r 'j r r. I " ' L i ut-u ii A Forniuire mnl ('sf. r in I "! t" ''" Fir-t -t 1 .. llt . I .1, . . l ! 1 . . Mi Ir-oi; r. Furiiiih all i-iuii.. .1 I. tS ti r iMi'ft Iti-tHJ, Il Kr -nt serevt. . ia:ui X M-re'l ud dw'ir u li-utrtu- I'ih.i'i- 13ahi n I. l.ivtrrv Sfal'r. . Flrt ft S'tu'ti ss. fit I'r iiif-. .-hi n ' b iii-1 Mr Jt K'l-ri-. i.i . i-r: A .-U i i e '.D I- . ,iuf I'l.-t'tin,; Kiirn" i .(!. I lIOt HtlM fll-t .OKI .. Ui.a to ft' 1 l.i . - t ! I . 1 . ... i Jt w m.kp M,:i .( if). 1 1 I- ii i - ft . u i ' 1 1. ... r- I' i it i lillAVN tSlnii fts?J:.. 'Th' lhr-.-t Mi.ir II u-t i.o ihf.-i -.: I IS 'A A FiAN S. 3 ; HliS'll OUO l, L. ; I.V.v. i.i!a-er. soi.i; Ai.r.M'i Fun run SJoift ?' vw Tin chin i s wa n u d "tVI. u tt'K iv A . mini. trri-rfl m d drn' r n.i.u k . 1-. tl.t . Oii"l, r ih'H'er in M;fle Fmrj II Milliaery. HMid-. f II , I'hotogr iphic rfi.f. w: --r. irft t M -rrf n . ''t.i'd's Pi-t. r-ir'Ov. n.'nfiidtMi. L. t l i:.i . 1 0? F7r7Tfor-tai-t'n and d'l-r! io Jewelry, Wath ill. n.Wd 0. I... 9H Front ft.. mhP:tU deair in J r"eri'. I r. ynrlln MatiriaN. Ac. nodifo. f let. A C,97 Front .St.. h-dsi di-li r in hiuc!'. Paints. Oilji. 1i'hp. t-. I I I I la 'i'W','.I M;ie!on. rtrxiitbt I A I I J nf.-d. " l.M-k - vh. C-m ! ni iii t liaii. OiT-d M K Trav-r. 112 Front i. nirk o n .V Shh.dU r. N s lfifi 17i Find st. I ot.rters Fiiri ilnro. Itdintr ". 1ntrn!itinxl II itw .ntr. Front ft M- rrin st !. I(uil lih. Pr. Fn o Huss attends stva mers. kohn. J A '.. si Fri.t t , wnolale nod n tail d I'r Fine Clotbimr. Fiiru'e Hoods. I nii.ni I r K htaurant. priat' r mi for j V 1 Families, vt 1st A Pine sts Q Vos Pr. Merlin. K and f. d.-nlerfii Vi:u nnd l.i qn r: O S. N. Co's Block, and San Fran h,:iu A ." titner. Ml Front m, wiioit-oaie 1J an.l n-t'il' enfcpfioner". a ii.vi i . . V.t FirM M V iiirlmiakcr j and .l ider. "ffV-ra to the tmblic a fiae nKxiTtm nt of Watch . Chicks anil Jewelry . "a ,ueU.r A o.. Front ndT O. st, dealers III ithiu. t.. J.. llaro ware, lru. oieu.. iii.Oa ke. Hardwood l.umtier, ft,, P'rlai.d Oci idVntal II"tel. corner of First ft Morrison ctrwls Smith ft Conk Proprietors. latrih. WatkinsftOorti'll. Real Estate Agts Jill Front "t lf l I r ft WKin -l ?,. 1 j)t i i.t, eno. v.oi utU - w-int Jt !:.. Ml f ro.t Mrect IS lie, J M. I.i Front Mreel, holerale deal T in Tinware and stoves I I win r, Pxul 105 Firht street iinj.t'nd lier I lin wooden carvings parl r nmamenta. fte. nider. J. O. Kval KHtat and Monej Ilroker 9i Front utreet. Portland. I I nsenhaniD, I. S A Co., Tobacconist. iiU. 11 porters ot foreign and Domestic Liquors. Ii tiss H- usc. Front st. On First Class Prin. rip-le. Thomas Ryan Proprietor. Sherlock. S fil Front ft 62 First sts. dealer in Harness A Saddlery, Saddlery ware. Simon, j ., iiti rrontsu, dealer In poors ,Sh und Blinds Window and Plate dlwss insheuoer. II. 157 First at. imp'ter of Pianos Otlrgans. Sheet Music, Musical Instruments. STUNK, n. 1... No. lot Front wtrert. Watcl-miikor and Maiiufauturinp Jeweler, is appointed Agent for Valtbara. Klgln. E. How ard A Co. Chas K Jaci.t and California Watchoa also tor all the production and ijnports uf the California J-wclrj t'otupan. San Francbco. Smd tor circular. Wati'hen repaired In lho'cr,? bet umnuvr, W A Kit A MED to give satisfnc'ii is 2 kydoiore.S. O., 123 1st st. Druggist a Apolbe aaxj. I'trfojaarj Ad Tuikt aitialag, now Itw, 73 Flrsr iff., P,tm. -lram M.iiiT.n i. art tnnteriitu trirjng initramtl mith. Put., Broker, W Front si Dkr tm ) .L-al 'iudtr , Uwvl itoi.ia and li.d L)uU s 1 mith Jt Davi 7 1 Front pL wb'l'al Lru Pain, Oilf, Window G las, U. 7 Terrv Biot. N-. 173 First street, tMBufact'rf and tealr in Furnitur, Betiding Ac. fjjtba CMIiiu lore, 112 iiovt it. Clotting 1. Fa'K good ttwt. 8boes Harris a Fragw riluttlo. II. II. I42I4TFronritreet. Dealer in ' J. Wanns an Agricultural farpteawot. rme E. I), n w c r. 1st ft Oak sta. dealer ia 1 fine Brandies. Wines. Eng. A Iff Porfr. f iyler J. A Hront t. wholcale dealer IB FTutfr. Kgi's. Cheese. t,Hrd. Faoon ete. UM liaiin A Miers frOntral Blo'-k r'not r . Domini scion Merchants oVsl'ln nr'Ha "a, a. u-oivy A Fecutiiuer, Attorney ftuu Ouiui ff ktors i Bankruptcy. Office 0. F. Tua'l J. HI. IIUBIwKlT, Justrce o f the Peace, DALLAS PRECIXCT - - Polk County ' DEEDS. MORTGAGE POWER3 0P AT tn ey, and other lerat papers druwo anJ . ,urixm! ded, on sburt uotbe. Office in the C'-.urt Houho. ISM ijutavji jiMMJMuuti iM..tu j xuX4 ywmjwwmm LA HU ObL At AOfilTir Will commence the academiit year Monday Sept. 2d 1S7.', with m full corps of teachcrj -follows : F- It ORUBBSPMscirai, Mrs. L. A. UltUUBS, Pkkckptrrss, Miss. M. E. SMITH TeftciiKK or msre. j Rates of tuition as fuiiows. ACADKMIC I)f'T Km;lisii bi(ftciiKS .. l'ulfcAKV iftf'T. , $3 00 t t)9 Extra Stimwks FkikcuPjb Tkhji... IHAMI0 . Mi sic .. .. ia 2 se $12 liEM" SALOON JZAIA .TiiKT IAOK rt:AIKA( E- ' 9 fVh h- pf .f !(.rs. '.. rtfm ntN i TFMl'KliANt'fc t'ul(M.l. a!wys ot ""I. hiio H.ir4i ik'.rn. Kr-? r- I i ; r xitua itUclit d t. tiiu a tl .w... K t Ucaii IV. J7 If X tire i h r- tii t t , , :;rri r' iet- I -r,' U' iZ r... r h- n trc. , ? , - ., I li.-v- Ui I; tit j,5.c-J. C;li-. iiiC-s i . i-.f 'i-f t- him'i,,-.1 u xi--t xvik iii?n of 1 l v i)..r:(. k mot ts ; i'm- ,t:-a ii' ! i t i tb.. !,! - .1.. ! I '., I,' .vif . iK'aio vail I. Hi. LI V : 2: 5-m 2 - '2 5-; CLOIXu OUT COST- AT on iU-fir d e dis,!ititMio th- ir retail bu iis otf.T ihi-ir etirw iio-k fr .( at cost. T anyone M'ij"hinj to nits2e in Iho furnitur liu.iiicj ikis i.i a ra cbimce. The atocls, iiitijit he dossil hv Oct. lu H'I will Imj ftdd at cuniyW c fh ly. Call ami tbeua. 27 4 w TO ISUlJLl) . LUMBER, LUM3ER. LUM3ER. THE UNDKRSTONED RF.SPECTFTLI7 calls the attention of Mechanics and Ru'.le ers toth fet that they have refitted their Mill n the Little Luck ia mute, and an now nreprt tufurnij-h lumber at. th lowest OA All PRICKS and in quantity and quality to sail, llaviac letter fa. ilities than any other Mill In the eont ty for the m.iufacture of a SUPERIOR QUALITY nf LUMRER.it is our intention at aa erf ' -MATCH tin ANI PLANRR, After which time we will be prepared to far nisb lumber dressed and matched An excellent MOUNTAIN ROAD leads dt rect to the MilL A liberal share of ptroj) Solicited. 8I1KADEK ACO. 3tf. MUSIC ! PROF. MUSIC RUT AN, .mf Ul commence Ms classes in ocal d In f t strumeulal music at the M K Church oo the first M n day in October net tf JR. SITES, M.I) Physician and Surgeon Dallas Oregon ." OFFICE.. ......at Resldaasa