TOVifl AflD cou y n ws
DALLAS. SATURDAY, AUY. 17 1373.
ickic Tha Picnic that took place at the
Salt Creek ichool house last Saturday is said
to bare been a success, ererbody seemed to be
pleased at least. -
6 33, cloudy wind N
6 42, clear wind N
7 ., 43, clear wind N
8 45, cloudy, Seabreeze wind S
9 , 46, clear wind N
10 43. cioar, Seabreeze wind N
11 , 45, rain 0 44 in Seabreeze wind S
12 37, rain 23 in wind Sonth
13 41, clear wind N
14 - 55, clear wind North
15 56, clear wind N
16 60, clear, Seabreeze wind S
17 53, cloudy, Seabreeze wind North
13 " 59, clear, Seabreeze 'wind S
19 55, cloudy wind North
20 57, rain 12 in wind S
21 43, rain .25 in wind S
22 46, rain .11 in wind S
23 48, clear, Seabreeze wind North
24 50, clear S B wiudN
25 65, clear wind N
26 M 53, clear wind N
27 44, rain 0 21 iu windS
28 49, rain 0 10 wind S
29 49, clear wind N
30 52, clear wind N
183 3.
SPUING
1873.
THE
DRUGS!!
WILLAMETTE WOOLEN MF'G. GO'S
d j i in i
J. U. Ktncaid will be in Dallas two weeks
longer be will be prepared to lake pictures.
Looc Out. The Modoo outrage will take
place bare next Wednesday by one McDonald
ho "will sell Salmon direct from bis Fishery
at Oak Point whiob will coina in nloa hours.
Now the only way to stop this outrage is to
buy bis Salmon and pay the cash
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WsjLL Doxe. One Neil Gage, while out
bunting the other day, killed twi panthers
and the neighbors took op a collection of $16
and banded it over to Neil for killing those
wild and ferocious animal. Hurrah for Neil.
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lo seijsq 1! 9H 111 1-iovuxq oouopj
At Tn Bridge Henry Hagcod wants it
distinctly understood that during the coming
Circuit Court lie la prepared to furnish more
pas, aqd bay fot horses, and more feather beds
and good substantial grub for both men and
women, than any man in Dallas. No China
men allowed about the premises as cook a or
otherwise.
During the Month of April 1873 there were
9 rainy days, with 1.03 inches water, clear
days 4 aud cloudy daya 16.
Mean temperature for month 45Q
Highest 52", on the 21 30 Lowest 37 on the
5 th 10'fe.
Mean terapperature for the month 4S
57degou he 20tu Lowes 37 dog on the 23d
and 12th
Raw A up. One hundred dollars reward is
offered for two men who broke jail at Corvall is
or fifty dollars for either of the men. They
made their escape o) the morning of the 13th
inst. Emery Jones, charged with robbing a
bouse. He is ajed about 19, but looks to be
21. Height about 5 feet S inches J weight
about 165 pounds; rather tight cotuplexiou -t
blue eyes ; dark, early hir ; h ad on black coa1
pants nd bat, and a pair of small beeied poots
looks like a tbeif! White charged with
stealing ators. He is aged 19; lor.k to be
17; much smaller roan than Jones; ligh
complexion ; rather light hair and bad on dark
clothes.
IN MEMOHI AM.
George Howe who departed this life May 4
1873.
Gene ! Aye forever.art thou companion friend'
Resting beneath the portals of the tmh
Thou ia the prime of life, and juanhood's
halcyon day.
Touched by the ;htnd of death cul l not
arert tby dgoui1
But Ob cruel death could'st thou not o'er, him
pans
' Nor numb the heart of home with most ap-
5iaUing shock '
Tis but a little whjle, and thou with dart so
keen
Pierced that hearth Qf home, and took the
ily of rhe flock.
And thou art gone, forerer gone, companion
friend.
And friends thatloy'd thee, weep and mourn
tby loss..
Thy loss we mournr but not thy (ate lost friend
For tbou art with thy sifter fair, as gold
refined pfdrojs.
But eVp as those with wasting breath dis't
Jeaye this earth
She from that blissful heme did welcome thee
above
Yea through the world of spirits inestary divine
She with arms extended leads thee to the
"Font of Life."
And drink thou deep, the water of tbat font,
lot earthly friend
And be tlou with her near us in our walk
though Wp
So that we our losses bear and gain the crown
Of glory tbat awaits us when we leave this
world of strile.
Oak Grpre, May 11, 1873.
A. O; Y.
RESOLUTIONS.
The following Resolution was adopted by
La Creole Lodge, No. 23. I. O. C. T., May
IP, 1873.
ix Micwonuir,
Died in Dallas, May 4.1873, Brother George
Howe-
Wherkas: It has pleated Almighty God in
bis provedence to remove from our inidt, by
dtith Broth, r Gtcrge II we, therefore.
Jtetolced Tbmt 'm the death of brother Howeour
Lodge baa lot one of its roost exemplary
members. The community one of its brightest
ornaments, an, bis family .one of its dearest
ties.
That we bow in humble submission to the,
will of onr Heareiily Farther, aud touh we
mourn we mourn not, as those who have no
hope but in confidence that eur loss is bis
eternal gain.
That we deep!y sympathize with the he
reared family, in tbis their great affection
and we most ardently pray the God of all grace
and consolation, will comfort and sustain tbcin
while tbey live, and finally reunite them in
that Temple not made with bands eternal in the
Heavens
Tbat tbis report be made a permament re
cord on our minctes, and that we will war the
usual badge for tbis thirty days as a memorial
pf regard, and that a copy be furnished the
Pacific Chrittain Advocate, Liberal RbPibli-.
pair and Chrittain ifettecnger, for publication.
C. W. Teal.
W. Mc. D. Lewis.
A.R. Lsle. Committee
Maria E Smith.
Jennie Lee.
STATE ITEMS.
CorvaHis owes a debt of SI. 073 08.
The Salem Mills are taking iu Iqrge
quantities of wheat from yvayou.s.
The atue law of Oregon does not
prohibit' the h.otiii ot Modocs at this
.seasou of the 3 ear.
Horses aud supplies are being tore
warded rapidly Iroin points iu Southern
Oregon to the seat of war.
The meeting called at sulein. to
organize a Society of Natural History,
has been postponed untill further
notice.
The Governor has appointd Mathew
G. Upton, ot San Franei.-eo to be com
misioutr of Deeds lor Oregon.
The revenue of the town of CorvalU
is for the year ending May l);h was
74; which running expene"
absorbed.
A nail rout is soon to be ostab'the',
runniiiK from Oakland through ('ol
Val!;v and Freiieh ifctthineut Jo Look
ing Glasj.
Mr. Mo-lier'bn'S vacated th" "ditorial
chair at the Koseburg 'tuuufealtr
iffiee to accept Jthe Judgeship tendered
him by Governor G rover.
Tiiweekly .stage.- are now running
on the Viiuina rout, leaving j.Vrva!li
on Mondays. Wednesdays and return
ing alternate das. Travel, as yet,
is lii;iit.
The Sf ttr Journal, of Kugene City,
one of the be.-t and ntoM prosperous
papers of the interior, i to hav
a new ofljice. It will be built ot brick.
Work on the foundation has cotumcucd
Cricket have appeared in some pirts
of Wasco County. They are playing
sad havoc with some of ithe vegetable
gardens. It is supposed they cros?2d
the river from Klickitat Valley.
WICATIIER RECORD FOR APR 1873
sept by T Pearce, Epl, Ogii.
' Lat U 67' Long 123 5'
1, mn Umpt, 4ft", rain 09 in wind SJW
1 n 37, rain 1.62 in wind 8
,37 rain .35 in wind South W
s S, cloudy wind N
Says the iloeburg Ptni-ntlenhr ; We
learn that Mr. Poland, who was unin
tentionally shot by Tracy, who enmmit
ted uictde on that account, is very low
and little hopes are entertained of his
reccvery
James Oiuthorn, who lives near
Philomah. 7enton Cotmty, net with a
severe accident on Tuesday last. He
was lifting a harrow, when he let it fall
upon his hand,- one of the teeth tearing
a fearful gash.
Says 'the Coos "Hay New. F. G
Lockhart returned from the city per
la.-t steamer with nil the nces-nry
machinery to extract the gold out of the
black sind. He claims to he aMe to
work up about forty toqg of sand per
day.
Says the Jlnseburg Pantograph :
Orders have been received hre for
forty more men for the Moloc Bervicc,
to protect settlers in this State They
are to form n company in ctnnection
with those already gone, and elect their
own officers.
The Albany Democrat savs : Last
Wednesday the em'ractors for con
duction of the Santiam Ditch went to
work with a small force of hands, which
will be increased to fifty next week.
They are paying for hands SI ppr day
and board; for team and driver, S3 per
day, the teamster to furnish himself
and team with provender.
Speaking of the Modocsa Fort Wayno
paper camly says : "Let every blade
of grass in the Northwest be waterd
with the blood of these treacherous
fiends, and the rivers, as they flow down
to the ocean, carry with them the scar
let tidings of a nations vengence; and
maybe mingled with the gory stream
that flows in the veins of the vacill.
ating shriekers for peace, to ' whom is
principally due the' preparation of the
late horrible butchery."
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AT REIIUCED KATE?,
THROUGH 'THE AGENTS,
Mar. 873 1y IMI EIT f, A IV IK OU EfS ON.
FN V A I) VH H TIS E M UN 7 X
Sri. C SIMI'XQN I U U STOSE
Attorneyxi at
Will practice in all tie Courts of the 3J Ju
dicial Diitrict.
OFFICE In Executive buiMin; or.riishe
CheiukctA Hotel, Salem May Iu7 1-y
WOODFUMPS!
THE MIST
AN I)
iTIot ImpruvtMl
id in pimp
liowIiiL use
ltaistn Water (or
I)ruetic Iurpuo,
r for Ilara or Sck
Well.
Kvery man wh h ha 1 ex jri'nce in th
ilifTerfnt v f r;iiiiif wat-r, know TUF1!'
IS No WAY U' fxIN IT SO CHEAPLY
:n,t Jii!tt tl.rre is n pump 'lur.il. le. tumven
nt. ana fr p fr .ru impartirjs? uohculthy c!"
iiuni to the wntfT m iho I'lwtu WOOD
1't'M!' laatiuf. tur.-i .y
fi in; vim: 7i ii riiM:o.
l-ISllKll i: II a .s;
March 22 ly
ME WAD VEli TJStiM KNTS.
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is
ACROSS
f IE 111
Tttcucl tvncl lo Wise'!
Importers and Dealers (in F0REiaNti4 n
DOMESTIC DKU(2S. Drn??Uts R.m.lrU..
Patent Medicine, Paint, 40ils, "Glass, Dyes,
Ac, Ac. - " r;--;- ' ' -
Medicines .Compounded and. Prescriptions
i uio i jiica 4uu iiuituri mr meuicmai pur
posep.
Orders attended to wifh aocuraoy and prompt- '
nesR. : . ..'t
WEATUCRFORD & CO.
COMMERCIAL STEET,
SALEM ,0REQ0Ns :M
The U.VDERSiaXHDjarcanow andlways
rtady tawait u2therCtst'juers audsell at
IsOWfiST CASH PRICE
Their Lara and Well sclectedstouVjof
B00KS& STATIONERY.
PIAO'NS & OR-
OGANS.
At INirtlaiifl Prices
A Larg? an ! Well iclc,tr.lSlick of
SCHOOL and
MISCKLLAXKOUS IJOOKS.
BLANK BOOKS,
IICTl fli;s AM PHJTMRK IRAMF.S
mMkh STATIOXERY
AOENTS FOR THE CFLEBftATED
C'li i c k c r i ii 7 .li V i n v vs o u
iaiiOM,
J AVn .
Mason Il.-iiiiliii Or-
VAin:it jwksox,
Mar. 8,1. r Tattn's UlocV Snlcm. Ogn.
L liC J A 1 i A 1 ) V LIT H I S E HUNTS
Mill C i (UI'INALS ISTT I MM I i X T
To David Faulkenherry. Murtha K Simpson,
Susan William". John F, Faulkenherry hoir? of
Hugh Fnulkenherry deceased and to all whom
it may ooptfern, tak "o(io that NV'm Sfhritig,
(guardian of the minor heirs of Hugh Fanl
kenberry decenscd lias filed his final account of
his doings a aiu (luardian atid that by
prder of the County Court of I'n'k Comity
tho June term of f aid Court A D 187;$ is set
fur the boaring of sail mutter.
Win. Sobrinjr.
(lu.irdian. j
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
letters of Administration have been grant
cd to the undersigned upon tho Estate of F.
Waymire, late of Polk Couniy deoeaoed all
pnrsonn indebted to said Estate w.ll make
imniedinto payment and all persons having
claims against said etate ..will present, the
same to tho underpinned ai Dallas properly
authenticata I within six months frouji the
date hereot
Dallas May fi 1873
Francis C Waytniro Administratrix,
J II Lewis
Administrator
Special Notice.
It is well a known fact that Dyspepsia, and
Indigestion are the causes of nearly all tho
diseases that tho human bo 2y is heir to; then
why pay enormous doctor's bills? By using
Dr. Henley's celebrated I X L Bitters thoy
can bo thoroughly cradioatod from tho system
and new lito itnp:irtoi to tho sufferer. Head
jjiy ileian's certifioates iu advertisement in
another colu uin.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
DUV GOODS & CLOTHING,
BOOTS & SHOES
GOOD NEWS!
i NEW GOODS t;
FOR TIIR PUU$KMTSCASOBL j J
er'Pectfullyejjr.'tbeTattenUonrot!"?
JPublic to our"wellelectdJ.Stock oil
LadIcS Dress tJoona, -.It
Ladles' and Misses Hats, '
Gents Furnishing Cood
" Glores, Gaiter. JEtfl
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Hard rare, ' .
Groceries ? -. ' ;
School nooks- ; 1
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, . I m
u Fact Ererythlu j Fjqul'lu;: Fin.
Class Retail Store. ; f
We can assure our 1'atroos thatJfrewwUl"l
Jup with the times. ,
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Come aul Examine ourStbckbeforrJpnf'
chasing elsewhere.
HATS &GAPS CUntry Proiara: oOaJewaamt
;EKM j;iU!:s & Crockery
VN'D OTHER ARTICLES TOO XV
tnrou to Mention. We neither ai
vrtie Jnor (Jive Bait, but intend to'do the
Square thingjwith
Dallas April 22, 1S71. zi1'
For the vcrr best!!nhoto7ranh n r..
ey A. Ruloff.on's Gallery without STIRS i
I Z-fir ASCEND IX THE EEKVAT01t.-f29
oiomgottcrv, si rcei, an xrincusco. 4
Trod nee taken for Gootls.S
COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF "
HEEIMA li&I EC I,
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Salem,
Oregon.
M 73, 22 ly.
OF WORK AT THE LOWEST
LIVING PRICES. CAN RE HAD
RY CALLING ON.
IIIIflKS & JtACUULO
STEAM JOB PRINTERS,
03 Front Street, Portland, Ore g
ALAROE ASSORTMENT of BLANKS
Circuit, County, and Justices'JCourts, con
stantly on hand. Also, Bonds, Deeds, Mortgages
and Blauks for use in Bankruptcy cases. "
'Advertise
1.
By r""ng Letterheads, tdllheac's, 'circulata
rrintod envelops, etc (Jirouia Callandscnc
n your orders i
SUIiF.P FOH SAI.IC; . r
Iliavo about three hundred and fifty head fo
pood stock 'heep for ; sale. Enquire rf(the
undersigned ltoiog one quarter of a mile North
of Monmouth. 1 . '
Munmou,th, March 29, 187.
A B tf ' " S. W, Smith. K '
FARMERS
.DEAB'
WAVfEl), AIXTIIE G01.D.SII-
T f ver and (Jrecbacks in Polk "County,' for
wbch I wiJl pay the highest market ntU im
f,"od., atmy store at lower rates; than rso bf
obtained at any plice Souti of thLcitr of
Portland, in tho St,. 1 ......
- AT THE -c
OI,A STORE,!
nAVING PURCHASED A LARlEAtfD
complete Stock of NEW aOODS.A4
reccirinj freh suppties every ,'weekjreanl tuf4
t 1 crcijruuuy WHO
Dry Goods,
Groceries v
Glass, flueensurarfi
Tobacco," Cigars
And all articles found in a O E N E R A U-VAlll
ETY bTORE, I would, rrcspectfullx; call tljf
attention of the Public to my Establishment,
Hi ghest Cash price paid fyr , ' c.
1 UltSiAMPTRV. U-
r.t.-:.-.s R-!a.:ra.Y4 1. 2.1
, l?pla. rolk.OaOsa
16-tf
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4 s 1 Ay wTiiRouoit Wiiintni
uiost i ny work this fall, I proposal
paint II rtt4fWJIGOf,tn4rjllJG
C IiS, at J 0,i0 apioce. ,Xow is jba tima
bring on yt'ar old Hacks artd;Vaont :al"'jflL,
trill nerer gel them painted cheaper. S
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