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DALLAS, OllEUOtf, SATURDAY, SEPT 14. 1872.
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It Issaji Every Saturday Morning, at
Dallas, Polk County, Oregon.
IV C. SULLIVAN PROPRIETOR.
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(LI.'JSTR T SO PIlKKNOLOcUCAL
.. L .( 0 UN' L. is ii every . re-pent a Kirt-
fMiss Mafiz'uie. In )trii'l'3 twe o! the hihe-i
enfare-r. t all Ittcit' h what ive are ait. I Imw
to in ke the uist f o rl v.-. The inf- rut i
A'fHi if fir ii s m ilt Lnv .f .Lite lleiltli
is wm-I r rh lie iri- of the M t-'ittitict iw ry
fc'amiiv. It l pub ih I at $ IM a year. I'.v
n ip.eml nrrao :ju--'it we ar; eiiiib e-l to flVr
"thiifintf-NOLoGic t. loruxAi. a-f a I'n-m "our -r
H llW Mill.- Tiber- In ibe OUMJllV 1 ! K 1' I ' II ! I C t V ,
or Will t'llMii-h t'je Pll'tW l.oQIf.tl. .1. !! l.
aiM. I O'iko iv IlKfi H' iiW toi-tili. r f-r Si HO.
MTe c in'iil the Ji unai. to all bu wutit a
-j;oiJ M iiizinc.
imns c;iNL:it.i. ;it r diiixk?
The qusfii' wlictli. r G tifia' (Jnint
iws iiifnxicM'it'jr 'iijn f . ihiv h ij'pi
ly'.sHt'cl y lii c.itnpiH jut I ii I.
ti?nrtf Wi'MHi. v h m u letter nvir
liis own s-jriiatiire. has Imtne (li rltii
Irstiiiinriy ( ihul Jfn t. tiMii aJJ In it
he fr;i't:iuetit. that lie is vtrry trry fit
it. and that he has Ion; h id : mind to
ask him to piiiti the pit-due and join ;i
Teinperaoce Society. Tbis is a Inmk
amission that th IVesideut not only
uses intoxicating liijuors, but lliat Mr.
M'ilsou thinks it lune he swore off and
joined the Col J Wafer Army. V
.are not incline tod hpnte Mr. Wil.-onV
statement, as it -eo'ires -with the we hi
of official Jiullonity ! and iioi th
jpoint tu ersi it. h'.wt ver l.illt r lit tna
1e as psir Jsan. n ed 1.-rte uvy "Iu.iia
tioii in accept "mi! the statenu-nt at it
full jValti" IN-Mple tif an iiiijuii iir
iirn t iiiit d. howi'Trr. will tinh-i
tliat Mr. Wi son. vl i is known ti li i.
si ni ii:i f'r -iM-il niissi.tnary I ti r.
,liiiwii the rr'.""d n' u a t
The ue d iiitnx'enii rpn.r. h s nm
iu .m ule tip liix mind I" wieM
yjHi lim of the Mil j. t-t. and eniUr lit f.
is a ii ernii in the Tt in pi-ratu c Ai t' y
W hat prouder at hievfiiit'tit cuild Mr
'ilsoti perform thin to r.eue tlo
J'rtVrWent of the United .Stii'es Iro'o the
cm f Ht ronr tlrmk W I at htrot t t
anitiiifrnt conl 1 tie advat c-i; ii the
.canve f tempernce prop iandi-m.
(thai! U present the example of the
President to ('han-ller. Murphy, etc . as
,u man who totiehes not. tastes not.
Jiandlrs not ; nd, haviutr induced the
President to ive up the howl, tloes it
tint o! low tJiat be v tlM M'e his otlor
failinirs in a clearer libf, and peri. an-
jrive up toh; ceo. and the c ly of
Jlairy IJ'ini-? Willi mm h pro-p. ct
iV making a out the 1'ie-idcnt
Ir. Wilson lia hesitated f sjeik his
mind, and only indu ces in tender laiu-
Illations ovir t lie ud CotidilloU oi
th'uiuS
The iiiortifyiii"; m1 mission which
Mr. WtUtm has made rovs out of
'A eiy latjre lit which H v. Chalb s
Which r Den'sori, ihe e itor of the
Wadtiiirtnu -JVaitioual Hmbimjer. h
Temperance pajier, has thrown into the
jjlats house In a leiter to a friend.
ufier adducing HcveraJ facts relative to
the I'rehident'B habits, he say : "In a
conversation, last winter, wiih S'-nttxir
V Heiry Wilon. that uentlemiii said t
nip. President Grant tlrinks to much,
Dpd concluded with the remark.' I hav.
told him m.' " In reply to thin. Mr.
Wilson atlmi's that he said he regret
led the Prehidi nt ud intox'e itinj li
fnor : tt at Le wished he would lake
the pledge, tud that he had a mind to
. ak hint to j-ds th (!un; reps't inal Tern
' pemnce tociei v ; which is all that he
could hare f,aid rctipectin any jierson
in the habituil use of ardent spirits, as
it is nly that class who are u-u dsy in
vited t j du thai floiui-hino; oraniza
tion. 'lti iiiPinberin that Mr. Wilson
Jias nude l.oUO 8-cches since he was
nn f the toiling mi 'lion ;" r-mem-
Wil o:i. and th-it his inti mpeiwe
consists in the free use of his tonm ,it
is iuipos ibe that he should be able to
quote his exact words in ao ordinary
converuation, and, therefore, the tchli
inony of a clergyman engaged in the
Tciuperanco cause, aad who would in
a I ii4la ti Irty , eh ire his nu-ni iry with
a -stafetneot t)t' this nnture, "rs to he o-e-lerred
to thatoi' Mr. Wilson, who talks
all the time. HjL this ptiint U imiiia
ferial, for the on statenient virtually
amounts to and include the other.
In view o! the facl that Mr. Wilson
puhlicy admits the I're.-ident ues
intox iea'iii"; I tpiors to such an extent
that he otiuht to th pletle and
join the ( 't-tojressioiial Temperance Soid
efy, Mr. Wilson hould not eoofine
hinetf iim) louirer to weak nnd vain
Ti-.ut e!s trvt r ihe tutittviitahle . ' nt he
shotiM ,tt itiii-i- lay s-ejie to '"t . j 4Vi sj
d-nt and i i f n in "him ail:et he . The
pai tia-r.hip of (ir.tiit at I Wdn ex
pires by limit 'ji ton in N vi'iiiln r. and
ai'ie.r that i e he Mill. not Inu- ihe ad
vantage ithat closi HK-.iH"ti Willi
him wliieli to: his n tvv. S eo d they
( art e.'inpiiiv vviih that duty uiifiiltii!ei.
Mr Vil.on will bave ihe life Ion; re
gret of the in in' wli i knowetli his duty
and thelh it not." Meinwhih'. we ac
cej't the statement of Mr. Wil.ou. that
the i'resideiit uses itifesicaliiii; liqior
to such an extent I tit he oiijh' lo join
a Temperance Society, which iuvmve
the stateiueiil he is alleged to l.ae
made, om oo id auttior'ly. that, in Vil
tin s opinion, lie drink-, iim much.
ciiisi.M.; r m: o.
The follovviii.- a de arlic'e from 'he
ltit 4iuu.br .of ihe V'd.w, ibu Wo
man Sufl'r;i;e to gall of S.o"i I'raiiciscti,
we colon. t i J lo ibe cattful pi ru.-al til
cveiy Itittid of W inau liights in (Jtc
uoii. The "water gi ucl" j lank in .the
Giant plalloitu ge s such a scaihinu
txjxise in the article that no jcron Can
licit ltd it. Let it be uuit tnbered that
the 'iouterU the true Pacific Coast Wo
man's friend :
.FALLEN Wu.MKX.
We talk a great deal about fallen
women. And why not ' In the fall
io or rising of a single bouL, all tin
woil i iiuve "equal ciaiins." All of us.
at tiutiA, titamJ ihi Kippery placts; u I
i tin against o!mj:Ic. oui j tali to
ri;cji:u tin. re, whue others legain their
bulling and o on tovvaid iic-W nlumbiiu
(docks. 'Hurt- iitc J vuiicty t.f unsla
o,u place.-, and artotn icasotis foi
.-Hoping oim; aie posited out. 11a-ui-like.
into liio iil"l s Wtidi-rtie.-.-. to
-teal or r:arvc. S ta.ing i- a virtu,
oi starvin. O bci's ale bn weak foi
oJvcr.-e wools, tiooiii no ? i r u , hands
.o ojdioid, t be go J.'. i - vtmiiJcr,
weep and deplore the loss of thc.-e iii
fattii sttul-. l int Is about all We do
iiMalii saV It ibe ship A I ccked. J lien
..tc ta.leu wteiit-u ; wo.nco who bj .ro
Weaknc-s and Uejeiideute ; Women
ttbo are tauglit lo lali gracttuliy in i
ntititig aims. . 1 lit re is no di-ruce
utUcln-d to this kind of fulling lo
tact, dif ioui iUc Uiiici.- asid uuu:iin
iHoilors Will, wi lt tit wiiiciM, decoy.
beguile and . utraj. au lliiu to Hcurr
siandin. ioii d t' .r tbcir fa r young
dj'tlneis J h si: in cost Wouieo are
never scorned lor tiding ; never coo
licmmd; the) ate t f en c:ivicd lor tbcir
to iter aim d; or 'c-mgratul ted for
their MH-ce-s in life. ieu mav rt b i
.jgaiti-t iIi-j biirieiis tlri-i into their
blciAioj alio-,, b'il the iaw lias -eao d
ihe itaodn. so n;t iiic t I'tn lite lo.-l a
best bt v uny. .Sii 1 auo-ii.r cl d
lah u vvouo u aic tbo-e vvi.o baVc .-on oi.
bouc.-t, taint s( KiKb. ut to j i i j e i j e ;
Women who hie sccioid hrtve euotiii
ami siiotig enough lo oerj away the
iiatc- ut tj.iZi, and pill a while aim) oi
J'luil tints lo fit - li t. litif ihe day ot
irial comes; the) taliercd atnl ted, ju-t
how and ufiy wu do not know. It may
tie ttiat they mi -took the will o the-wi-p
toi the real light-, dazzled l) the tal.-e
glaie Mud confused by the sound ol
many voice-, and so ttumh.cd into
political Its, poor rVouU I ; 'J lie lo.-s ot
these Women i a loss'toall women, a
hiss io ihe wor d. Wbo- tVer dreamed
I hat M is. lucy Stone, Mr.. 3jary A..
Livt ruior
re and Mis's Susan JJ, Anthony
,ve been L-ntrapped by llie fainl
Would nave been cntr;. jipeti by
shadows of pinmistA made them by
the I'hiladelphi i C ncutini i It id J
truly humiliating to kouw that these
worthy women, liiesu chosen lev?, were
so .-usily and to willingly beguiled into
the political llicbhcs Jjook alllie chall
lhat won our I ght and banner loafers.
H re is ail that can be construed iuio
a woman sullrige plank :
Ihe llepublicau party is mind ul
of its obligati .nil to the loyal women of
America tor their uoblo devotion to
thecju-eot freedom; their liutn.sMuu
to wider fields of usetuluebs is ictehed
with satiiifaeiioti, and the honest de
mands of any clued of citizens for ad
ditional rights should bo treated with
rcsjcott'ul ooDeideratton,'
-Mindful ot ohh-at on." Of coiirno
they are J and why tdiouhl they not he?
Any elan, clique or party will declare
the Gutaiid-out Iruih when a cause can !
he won thereby. Geti Giant and the !
wiole llepuhlican party were mimllu! i
of the work accomplished by the -loyal t
women" year a;o, hut what uood did I
it al do. What return lias been made
lor their sufferings services ami sacri-
neo tlurln the late war? Has not the
Uep'ddieau party been mindful of the
abominable lact tint hundreds of women
are empl..yl in the "ovcrnme-it, many i
d' litem w.ves ami daujht.rH of de id j
Mildi.rs: -total women" wiio receive;
for iheir service about one half of the
i niiit (that is paid to men for the
-a'l.e kind of wor1 i The marvel ii.'
that Gen. Grant has not thouoht to
refer lo ibis in his mess irc. With ah
these faets before the loyal women,"
Susan 11. A nt bony and M ittlda Jo-y u
Gage, on i behalf of the WoUl in Solf
rate As-oei;iiion. ur.e the women lo
set resolu ely to wok to elect General
Grant, whie'i in mis dele it, if p I'sible.
the election of Horace Greelev. It is
indeed a !itile retoaikabU lhat these
lost leaders do hot ktfW Hal they ate
lo-t. lint what is still more p'ttiab c I-,
ih it the.-e women are not c intent lo s.'o
tloWn I hemst dv.es.l-uf lhe i r rejoicing
v, "Arise ami lollow U" !' Miss An
thony has doii i.-ood service in ihe
woman movement, but we mi-lake ihe
hiyal Women" it lh-y jo n her Imlle
iijahs fur ihe llepubli an p riy.
n i)it: l u.vity.
We tlirt ct ihe attention of the fiiend
aml Worshipers of the ' 1 1 lino s D.itn
in)" who are ever railing at out
the j cace and unity in ll.e lladi.-al
(!amp to the lolloping trudi'ul ac
ctiuut of the disgraceful crne enacted
at the irvoly loyul Cativintion held in
South Carolina on the -7th of last
mouth. it needs -no cotnhieat ol
ours:
Net? Yrk, Aug. 23. The fur'nun
-eeoeK, yettrd iy, at the South Coro'itta
Itailical (ouvenion. at which M"sc,
the leader of t'-e rn'ing in thtt sfalt
was notninited fur Governor, tire thus
IcseriWd 4y Ue . coi iespondcui:
Tin- Coiiveutio'i his been tkeecuo l
ihe lu o.-t t.r'nuteiil e.xeite'iieitt ever
wit nt ed in a legislative body, cv- it
in Afiieaiiir d South Coroliua. Th-inll-ieoee
o- in mey proved loo powerful
b.r ihe ft ilt e repre.-eotalives. and the
majority of delegal-s f.icctl upon the
pnty a einlilite 'im? re:irl ar
tinctured wi'h the in i-t rerephensihle
iransactious of ihe last two Legislative
-tesM.'iis. I tie lotioies, gioeries ami
balls if the Senate Cbaniher Were
thronged with a tlen-te in i-s of AliSciu
hiimanify 1'Miot vacated' the ('hair
ami eh aro. d lhat t'ouipiroib r tleueral
.ea--le. w!io UipoiLel I'hatiiherlaiu
for ihe Governorship, offered l,OlJU
each to two deiegaifs. nanting ibe'it.
who wire in favor of Moses, to Vote
for Chamberlain. This produced a
tearful scene of excitement. Iv cry
delegate, , lnihyi-t and spectator was
instantly on his fee, and timid peo le
u-bed Ir in'ie illy to Ihe d or, feniug
a riot, an I, pctlnps. b'.nd-h.-d. .f u Le
T. Mat-key escitetlly charged that
loiii'insou ha I ti 'f only imhetl the
L i-latui e of the State l secute the
i a Mire of a c riHiii phosphate bill,
but that he had. aJo. as a member of
ihe i uiin bodv. -old bis vote in the
I bis vote in tlie
IJbie Itl ige mid u'lier railro itl bills
and lb j, as fir .a. Tomliu-on s record
was foiici
n iod hi; was as open tM
charges of bribery and eonjipfion a- any
oilor n cuihcr i n the plaifoiin. At
this juncture the excitement hoi
n ached its highest pilch, and the
Jir-iiig of nenroe, both without utid
within, siiroetl in and fro like a gteal
I o rest sh ikcn ly a sttiim. while the
dm of t Sis. cuts s. and itnpn cations.
nearly drowned the ponderous raps of
ihe Preside-ill gavel. A n unorder
could be p. illy restored, Judgo Jame
! T. Oir, wbo was a deh trate trom An
dcison County, rose-mi I asked Juf'
Mackey if he knew -nuttiiiug . u'nnut
.Udl being olferetl to lvv delcgiles lo
control tbo vtte of their icspective
delegation! in the inieiest of -Mines,
and Urr lurthcr tta cd that ho had
this inhumation from the lips of one
of the dclcgdes himself. Mackery
Vociforouly retorted that Orr had
gone out of the Chamber and induced
the delegates in question to make this
Btatmeiit. Orr defiantly replied that
that was a bo out ot whole cloth, and
the Chamber again became u pande
monium. T'-e artneraiion of violent mad
men is inadequate to give a faint
ikofthe condition of the crwd at
BBCTMBrsfi
time. Elliot rapped 4he lera
avcl on the dek with ail the powerful
free of his, sfawbrt black arm, the
perspiration oozing in ;,re black
patclits tliintioh his che k litud cnat,
bt;t, though an expert presiding idEc-r
be failed lo utak. any impression upon
'be -crowd. There were -combined
.Y'dls and cries of "Mr, President,"
'be fieformers on the flour. Oto
f the delegates who had been offered
the ribej of Si.OUU by Mos ; obtained
be fl or. and not u iibstaiolinj' the ni-e
conlwsion, made a clear Ktaicment
the variom atleiupn lo bribe him
by F. Jj Moses himelf. This was a
homh.-hcll in the Moses ranks, and
w., begiuiu- to have its effect. when ll at
faction choked off all fut her dihate.
when Ivliotf, b) the vigorous use of
voice, arm, ai.d g.K'iil, th. litter reiug
brought tlowii with all die f.rc; ut a
sltdje hammer, ruled tint halloi'm.'
for a nominee of the Republican pari)
oitviuth C'r-ilinia now in nnler. It was
in vain ihe u.ii iiy luovcd to atljourn
jpoj pr.ife-tttl in f-very ci-ieeivdite
shape a.'-iiu-l tin- atbitrary und no
p arii nueuiary m tuner. Tliey wt ie
t llu. iually hooteW. yeltetl. an 1 crudn-d
down, a d ' he cultii-g of ilu: roll hega .
Th:s jWas aceoiiip inietl by cheers an ;
yelU. whenever any d nthtfu! u.in Vote!
for Moses. Th-e Kjtaet: immeilialelv
liebiod! the Preside n ' chair Wis
thr'ii-eij mid paked with delgibs,
ami, while the roll w is bkiu called, a
qi ii rt I t'ok ph-pe between a dth-gtie
ni Mr. Hlltoif. the Pie-idtntot tin
CoiMcntioo What Wit ihe origin, I
could not di-cov.-i ; but my attention
wait aitacted by the exclamation of
Ititmoie : Put up pisbd, Mr Pres
ident, there is goiu-' to bs ttotihlc
heic," ikitd, upt:i looking up Iro-m the
rcportt is table, I saw lohot n placing
in his bieeches pock el what I couctiv.-d
to be a pistol. The other party, a white
mun, to the quarrel hand discreetly
vaimxctl. Shortly ufier lb s the vote
was announced that Mos-e-s had received
09 mnjoiiiy of the baHtts, and from
that moment was a caud-date for
Governor of the regular Hepublioan part)
ot South Carolina in the chction to
tale place on the l.ih of October next
Thij HiittoutfCeru-jn ; was received will,
the wi'de.-i dcimiustr.itions of ap
phinse, which coutiuueti for ncari)
ten minutes, the negro bind playm
Hail to the chief.'. -i in et iutppropri if e
e eetiou, wliie i ih-y followed up with
I).Xte.' m i I the did- gite-i Veiled a
oti and as hoi-t"rou-iy as if it h id
oi-en ihe Star Spangled banner"
W hen this was coiiclu-L'd a couituitiec
was appointed to inform Mr. Mo-cs
of his U'liuiiiatioti. ami while thai
Committee w;n absent, the t.ill ami
lb- diuilic l fonu ot -Jul g; Orr was
seen -rgiug through the delegates to
the ct-u i re of the chamber. When
be h id reached that point, he stopped,
an t facing the chair, -aid :
'.Mr President, as I cannot en lor-ctlo-n-c-rd
f Mr. Mu-c-, I respectively
withdraw from the Convention.' A
Volley of ht-sfs ami yells greeted ttie
bo!t of the Sotith (Jaro'iui statesmiu
as he turned his hick all 1 stro J tt the
do-ir, hit before he fnrly got out,
tludge Mickey jumped up and veiled
nit. Lt lit in gi. Mr President l
tt ever wis long on one tde in hi-t life.'
This s illy of tnis pdiiic il Judge, was
almost in nlly clfcretl. Senator Saw
yer. District Attorney C trbin. ColleCto
CI irk tin I all th.j l i ling iletoruieis
bad just preeev'ded O.r. ail ii; that
bolt is probihly the disrupriou of the
, K,.p,ibt.cHU pirfy of South C.r dina,
, ;im ttH. fiiM svmidoiiis of ileforill ami i
, j,,KM (Jovernuieiit for the State. There
will 'u uti. u bt eti I v be a coalition with
the whites, ami it is privately asserted
the Stats e in te ea-ilv eimel agiiost
Mo-cs in Oetober. If hit is the ie
suit of ihe holt. South Carolina will in
a l prohibility g., fl)r iJiccley iu Nov-
0. o
Cl".
Swallow l mi 3 liu Ihe editor
whoaietiyn; so liar I t whiuwabh
Giant and Wi i:i j that citizjns ot
t ireigti birth, cathoiics and teinperauue
men will be able to swallow the dose
without gagging, reminds- u of the
od iudiau, who, altera three day's fast,
found a tai itcd skunk, and hiving a
remnant of meal iu li s pouch, tried
ti c mfiiie thj oder inside by tspriukliug
meal over a pio-jo of Ihe bull pup
beg pirdon piece of the skuuk, which
he offered to his squaw, (the same out)
who w.is the mother to Grant's oldest
hopelul.) Down went the uioibcI, but,
ngh ! up it oatno again. Wonder it
.he temperance uien, etc, of Dallas
have stronger stomachs than thaf
squaw ( .
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1U0FKSS10XAL CARDS, AC
IS A I Ik 13 V II A i 13.
SALO 0 N.
rl IIP. FIWKMT fltfJU.IT' OF
I Wine?. Ikju-th. Ale I'urter, Cij-trTi etc...
etc.. tli-pent-eil ttt -tlti-i Teinle of ISat-clius, All
tbe State paper kept tin tile in the rend in-
riiein- Call anl eo b Win Clinjjlian Pro.
W, H. R U B E L I,
DENTIST
lias locate! in Dal Inn, anl i remly U
aluiol to ail tleiKta rcuirtn Ui utri-tanee
Artificial Jet lb of IIjO wry liucot uul best
kitnl.
J-atifaetion guaranteert, or no charge uiaJe.
Nw id the I but- to call m the 1. ct-.r.
Uffii-t;, ujioaite KiucaiJ'n 1'butoranLie Gal
lery. :i7-rf
JOI1 J. DAI.V,
KTvA: Coiiiicllcr a! Law,
jiAi.i..i!, oi(i:(;('.
Ui!l practice in tiiH Curt l T.-jcor 1 anl In
ei i-.r -Ckui I. C'ullvctiung arteti.lcl to nruu.plly.
Ol'FICf In the Court llotwo.
4 lit
J. C. GRUB3S, M. D.t
PllV.-iJXJI.lX A Xl SUKCMiOX,
'iTcr hit Service to the Ciueus Dallas
nil Vieitii'y.
OFFICE- NICHOLS' Drug Store.
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J.ll.SirES.M.D
1'l.y-it. i.iu ud Surgeon Dallas Oregon
OFFIW at Rtidtnce
LA CKDOLi: ACADK.1IV
Will cotumctice the academio year Monday
sept. 21 isr. with a full corp vf teacher as
F-II. URUUDS. Pt5ctru 3ir. L. A.
tiUUIIUS, Pur.ccfTUESS, Mi. M. L. SMITH
ri?Arai;n or Mt fic.
lla'e of tuition a fjiiw.
Ac.vnrttc IH:i't.
K;i.tii r.AHtn ..
1't.l.AltV ltti-'t
$3 Oo
$rt (ill
$t oo
Kxtra StcMi:
FRt;cn"PR Term..
lltW0 ..
Mi sic ..
....2 50
....i 50
.Hi 00
i V. .S1JK1M VAX,
Attorney & CounselbrAtLiw,
Dallas, Oregon,
Wi!l prntetice in all the Court of the State. 1
K. H
C. U. HALL.
I)lli. FISKC A. II ALL,
OFFICK No I MOviKLS' BLOCK,
slcm
in if
- .Oregon
"OEM'9 SALOON
pi;.i:.i;e.
ri'to Itt of wi"e. b'i'i'r!. itlo-, porters and
i TEM PEH ANCE I.UUDIALS always i n
hand, Una It.iTAiiA cigars. Fiej road iu it rooms
utlacavd lo titu saloon. U. M. Beau l'r.
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LOOK ! LOOK ! !
LOOK!!
HOLT lilt, IVUUI'thY & C.
ELLEtfDALE ,STJRE,
HaTe jct rtctirtd an iujmcr.-e etock of
Hoots and Shoes,
llatsaud Caps,
Clothing, Crockery and Clatuvarj,
Hard ware, CrocerIei,ProvIsloB,&c.
I)HCiS GOtllKS. MA AMPLIi, FANCY,
it l)KY aOO!S of all kinds,
Which they will sell cheap, Come and
try their prices.
The bigbest'price paid for all kinds country
produce.
MILLIONS of EGGS and TONS of CUTTER
Wanted
Co. j
IlolUr.WortUy
I'UUPtlSSJUSAL C AUUS, LC.
II3W KOCER,
For everything ia tho GROCERY LINE
go to
; MAIN STKCHr, DALLAS.
He has on hand a full supply, which &
oflt-rs cheaper than auy other itortj iu Dallas.
2-rf .
D E N !
Ri:Y!Diu.Dm
PHOTOGRAPHS, AMDUOTYPES,
AND
All Style of Vlciuf ot the best finish,
TAKEN BY
J. II. It I IV C A I D,
AVINO ALL LATE IMPROVEMENTS
b.r noxii..r pit-ture, I invite the ipa.tr"
II
it'e til i lit; putiin: Plt-ase call at the phot-jrai-lii.-tia'n
rv. Afhiti uti ret. oppiMita "Dr. Ka
li. I. ..fee... Jl tlla-. J f
DALLAS UVHY FEED & SALE
ABLE
Cor. Slain and Court Htreet,
Thos. G. Richmond, Proprietor.
fT AVINO PriiCH ASKD
THE ABOVE
Stand of Mr A. II. Whitley, w have re-
fiitf ami re rtiK-kco' it iu ruth n manner at
will f-atisfaclortly uieet every waul of tha coui
uiuitity. Jluggie, -Hlnpte or doutle, Tlarlis, Cfftr
cord Wagons, etc., etc..
Furnished at al hurs. tlty or night,
hrt itolice.
Saperior Saddle llorsea. let bjr the
Iay or eb.
TERMS, RsTsON&HIC.
4 T. O. RICHMOND
;
n AVINO PURCHASED A LARGE AND
renirlet Stock or GENERAL MER
CHANDIZE, consisting in part ut
Dry Goods,
CJroccricji1
Ia;, iieennTi'4nrei
Tobacco, Cigars,
An t 11 ertielw found in a GENERAL VAKl
ETY hTORE, I uaU re-pectfully call tha
attention of the Public to my Ectahlisbmcat.
Hightrt Cash price paid for
1 UKS AND PELTKL
it a. ray.
Eola, lTk Co., 0t
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MUSIC ! MUSIC !
PROF. RUT AN,
117
fill rotnmence hi elates in roeal and la
V T -truuictital mucic at the M U Church
4ue firtl Mcuday iu October ant
U tf
IISS01,rTIO KOTICE.
Notice is hereby ien that the partnership
lu-reti fore vismrg witrcr I f roisne r
ls -Coad has hten des lived. Ihe buhiese
will t.-erealter be continued under tbe firm vf
Nicltoln &. llyda. Ail persons knowing them
ffivci inicnd to the old arm, iU ftmt call
uud tvitle citlitr'by note or coin.
li Nichols.
bawl. Coad.
27 Sm
EST
OF WOUK AT THE LOWEST
LIVING PRICES. CAN BE HAD
RY CALLING ON.
STEAM JOB PRINTER'S,
03 Front Street, Portland, Orrgo
AT.APGK ASSORTMENT f BLANKS
I'in utt. County, ami Jusdees Courls, eon
statitty on It it rid. AIo. Bond, Deedit, Morfgag
aiid Blanks for use in Bankruptcy ca;ea ;
Advertise
Hy using Lolterheadi, bit! ho t 1m,
iui, ttiuio a onvotopji, wio. Give Ul Ja aall
vb i iu your orders. 4:1 J
OK0. B. JOXEi i.U. rATTEJIlM
Ileal Estate, lubiirancc
AND
General Agents,
SALEM, OHIGON
T-otrtpt attontl iQ
Agency Business,
civeu to the tiertl
t. w. oa 4
. w.noBA ir.
Pallas
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