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DALLAS, SATURDAY, JULY 19, Wi.
TOVVH AND CQl'flY HEWS
Money Market.
latest New York Gold Quotation 1153
Legal Tenders in'Portland:
Buying.. .,,851 Selling 8Ci
Pallas Produce and Commission Market.
Corrected Weekly, by Bolter and Wortley
Merchants, Main Street, Dalla3,;Oregon.
Brixa
HEAT 75c $ bush.
OATS 35 40 c.
BARLEY 75c
FLOUR $5 ca $5 50 bbl,
Sks$f2d
CORN MEAL 4c. tb.
BEANS 6c. i It.
BACON Sides, He p lb.
" Shoulders, 10c. lb.
HAMS 12c tb.
10 RK Dressed, 67ots
Pickled, Sc. to I0.c. lb.
B JTTER Firkins 20c lb.
" Uol... 30 to 2jc. lb.
E3JS 15c doj.
LARD Hulk 10c; tms,12,
POTATOES From Wagon, 37o JQ bushel.
ONIONS $1 50 0 bushel.
APPLES Greeu, 50c bhl.
" Dried, 6c 0 lb.
CHEESE Now Oregon, 20 25c 3 lb.
DRIED PLUMS fi lb.
WOOL 30c. n ,
DALLAS CHURCH DIRECTORY.
M. E. Church. Services on the 4th Sabbath
I n each - month at 11 A. M. and 7 P. M.
Sabbath school very Sunday at 9 A. M.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. Uev.
J. James. Pastor.
M. E. CHmcn South. Services on the 1st
Sabbath of each mouth at 11 A. M. Rev. J.
Jl. Lovell, Pastor.,
Baptist Church. Services on the 31 Sab.
bath of each month at J I A. M. Rev. 1.
Holman, Pastor.
aoi'icu.
The new postage law goes into effect on the
first of July. U'e desire that all our exchanges
should be ient to us regularly as before, nu mat
ter what the postage cost us.
For the very best photograph go to Dra 1
ley i. Ruloffson's Gallery without STAIRS
JB" ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, y20
Montgomery, street, San Friocisco.
fllackbb,erries are g ttia rijj-j ia this local
We policed Prof, Francis of takra in town
last Monday.
The tTminu is fiVa'iy fixe 1 at Tacomi.. so it
Is said There will lea groat cry, and but lit
tie wool.
The last Bed llttk Dtmncntt cvnes o u
jarned full of the Fo irth f Ju!v. We are
lad to know that our fri nds sast of th-s snowy
mouatains are still patriotic, :in I trj-n having
live ljust a half century on last fourth, we rnyy
eeitg everybody celebrate th3 anniversary of
our birth.
The Catalogue of the Williannetto Univrity
isbefT?OS andmafcfl a good showing Rev J
L Parrish President of the Board of Trustees.
Fall term commences September 8, en din
December 12 The University seems to be flour,
ishing.
A fine mare of J Emmons Esq.. of thi place
has a colt from Lion Heart the Saffingfield
Horse that is thought by good judges will
im.Ua the ribbons aa the beet co!t for alt work
at the State Fair this fall, which said Horse
has roturned from Eastern Oregon, and will
remain at this place for the next year. He is
in fine condition.
The third annual catalogue of Bishop
Seott's Grammer and Divinity School was
received by last mail The Catalogue is a very
neit frinUd pbampletand eflects rcdit utcn
Rimes A C . at whose office it was printed
The school is eminently a success. May it live
long and prosper
The fanners are very busy securing their
hay, which they are turning out in quantities
never before known or seen in Polk County,
and it is selling from four tofiro dollars per ton.
This county has never had such an abundance
of grain and fruits of all kinds, tbo very earth
eeemt to be groaning under its load; tbo weath
er excels even that of Italy at this season of
the year, and averybody appear to be happy
What a lovoly world this is.
EXPENSE OF CIRCUIT COURT
M AYYTEHM, IWT3.
Jury including Venirics and Grand Jury
$1,048 20; Grand Jury witnesses $198 80; wit-,
neues SUta tb Whitley $148 90 ; witnesses State
vs Frank Dice $133 30 ; witnesses State t a T L
Cook $I 10 ;Wm Clinghiin $20 50; J S Shel
ton$58 50; Fred Way mire $54 00 ; Pierce
Clingham $32 00 ; Wm Clingbam $40 20 ;
Henry Hawkins $10 00; Patrick Olisson$G0 00;
Bailiff fees $133 00; Sheriff fees 1974 90 ;
Clerk fees $320, J5; Dist Atty foes $305,00.
Total $3,26? 65.
Ko Telling Wuat Can lie Hone
The Bumble Bee for Jane ii on our table, and
la an evidence of the fact that "some things can
be done as well as others" It is published by
Thompson and Lambert, at Albion Illinois, at
the low price of one dollar a year, and every
subscriber receives free a beautiful oil chromo
13x17 inches, irach as tbey would have to pay
$8for in the picture stores The articles with
which it is filled are so well chosen that a per
aongets as much really good reading in a copy
of the Bumble Bee as they do in one of many
of the high priced magazines Wo notice they
have also one of the best club lists over offered
to to the public, no that anyone who reads at all !
can afford to take it Everyone should stnd I
lamp for sample copy 6e advertisement in 1
feis paper, t
SALEM ADVERTLSEM ENTS.
Mr
WOOD PUMPS!
THE REST
AND
JJost Improved
fain pup
now in rise
FOR
Raising Water for
Domestic Purposes,
Or for Ilarn or Stock
Wells.
Everyman who hn ha I experi?noa in the
different w.tys f ruUin wat-sr, known TIIF'E
IS NO WAY OF imiNM IT SO CHEAPLY
and that there is no pump so duriMj. woviu
iont. and fr fr n imoartin u-ihealtUy tda
racnts to tha wter us tho Plain WOOO
PUMP mauufactured hv
'iiiu' saluti puias i.
fisher & iixkh
March 22 lv
V A V 1 T Ali S A Ij O
SALEM
JO. I3EUXARD, VHOV RIETO:t.
Has ju?t received a large invoice of
WJNE. LI0'J3HAr.D CIGRS
Ilia brands embrace the choicest vurietK.. -r-iy
Be snrcjand
GIVE HiH A CALL
D?Zn A 'SALOON
In 0;era Building.
COURT STHIiET MAI.EM, OON.
V
O 1. STI1TI3, E2?M
The Ilct finality of
WINES, LIQUORS & C13ARS
ALWAVS ON HANI).
Ill I.LI A It I) TAIILHS
Of the latest an t taot irnnrovo 1 Kt'Jc
01M:Nt ALL NIGHT.
IIIH OFFER !"
SECOND
the crntOMo "cute" kli-
OAXTLY, FRAMED AND A
SHARE IN THE DISTRIBUTION
CP 8730 PREMIUMS AMOUNT
ING TO $11,000.
Given away To
To evny h bfcriltr to the Vv ular V.'lckly,
OUR FIRESIDB FRIEND.
Chromos nre dilipcrcd nt onco. The diftri
bution will -POSITIVELY take plico on the
TWENTIETH DAY OF A'uUUST, EIOH
TKEN HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
THKEE. OUU CTIROMO "CUTE" is ir.x20 inche
in ftize, ncknuw -Icdgu I to lu tho fi n"t and
handssornest picture ever given with any pa
per.
OUR riEESIDE FRIEXDis nn eijhtpa-e
illustrated family and tt'iry weekly in t third
volume, has n-w over SEVEN'T Y-FIVE
TAOUSAND SUBSCRIBERS, and rapidly
increasing, which insure tho onccci of the
present distribution. The Publiiher of Our
Fireside Friend have S"nt to it guhscrihprs
this year OVER SEVENTY THOUSAND
copies of the chromo "Cute" and are shipping
hundreds every day. SUISSOIIIPTION PRICE
THREE DOLLARS PER YEAR, which gives
the suhscrihers FIFTY-TWO numbers of tho
Ixixt Family Weekly, the chromo "CUTE"'
finely framed, and a nurnberod CERTIFICATE
entitling the holder tt no nharo in the distribu
tion of premiums for IS73. SURSCRIRE
now with the agent or nend direct to the
Publisher. SPECIMEN COPIES, nartlaular
etc., sent free
IXSBM
Wanted
WATERS & CO., Pubs., Chicago.
In every town, nt home or
travlinjj. Laro cash pay and
liberal premiums for getting up
clubs. The best outfit. Send a
once (or Terms aud particular1)
Wood1 Ilnniehobl Moynine for July is nhcad
of an previous number, and wlmn we consider
its usual fttandered excellence, this is rare praise
indeed. It is hmwahold, not only in nnm. but
in chamfer, and its table of contents shows a
wonderful adaptation of articles to tho individual
members of the family circle Sim's Little
Girl," a temperaneo story by Mary Harlwell,
Weather-tough Block, " by Karl Kaio, How the
Vow was Kept,"J by II V Osborne, " Lunatics
at Largo, " by Rev F W Holland, and the " Doc
lararalion of In lepHndaniic," by J It Wa keloy,
IK D, arc among tho more noticeablo articles
Tha Chlldrcns Dops.rtiii-nt in crowded lull, and
contains a poem, in bab-raik, which
without dtubt, will ho very acceptablo to th o
little ones The price of tho magazine is una
dollars year Address
Wood's Household Magazine, Newburh, N Y
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S. LEM A DV1S lO'TSKl ENTS
1873,
1873,
THE
WILLAMETTE' WOOLEN MF'G. GO'S
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snm ffl aim sim
f; AT RIIUCED RATES,
THROUGH THE AGENTS
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Mar. 873 ly
ro BIT I, l, OK KG OIT.
DRY UOODS.
GOOO NEWS,
TO THE PEOl'LE OF
lOLK COUXTV
Drcyman Bros,
SALEM OHEGO.Ni
mm m
m ACROSS
the ins.
H-ea.tl and bo WiHO !
Are now pentnif a Fine and Selected stock
Of i mill I'l.illlH ia'tli f
jut iAffiiJi."; j.ftuin nsw ani a'wajs
DUV (iOODS OF ALL DESCIPTIONS ; ready to wait on their Cuatumers and sH at
LADIES CHOICE DRKSS GOODS
the
LADIES FANCY GOODS AND ,0 U'ES T CASH PRICJR
i
LAME'S. MISSES, CHILD
MEN S IITS.
to
m ?
5s- ' .
ALKO
tiENTS nd nOYS CLOTHING OP ALL.
DESCRIPTIONS and PRICES to SUIT
THE TIME., also a LA'iGE and well
ASSORTED STOCK OF
CARPETS,
MATTINGS
OILCLOTH,
WINDOW BLINDS and CURTAIN?,
ALSO
Their l.arjje and v?U selected' tock of
GEEnAL racncuANDisc
C O M I? TZ I N I X C
DRY GOODS k CLOTHING,
B00TSS& SHOES
HAT5 & CAPS
fStOri.RIE & Crockerv
VND OTHER -VRTICLES TOO' Nu
merous to Men'in. We neither ad
Square thing with
nTlCERTrS. QVEENSWARF. ir fart'anv
thiriij pertnininjr to House Furnisii iiijr cood.
JUving bought our Stock in Francisco and Terti!te nor Give Rait, hut intend to do th
.tew l oik in person wo vu uum uui ouperior
induceinenis ti purchaser,
CALL and SEE for yoursclrea.
Krcynian Rroi.
Mar 8 73 .Ira
MOM
DIULSli
DRUGS!!!
PAIN f ,
GI.A9
tVE ATHERF 0 RD & CO
DRUGGISTS.
SALEM OREGON,
Importers and Dealen in FOREIGN and
DOMESTIC DRUGS Druggists Sundries
Patent Medicines, Paint, Oils, JUlass,; Dyes,
Ac, Ac.
Medicines Compounded and Preseription
filled.
Pare Wines andLiqnorsJfor MedieinalJ pur.
poses.
Orders Attended to wifh)iccuraoyJanclpromptJ
ness.
WATIRFORD & CO.
COMMERCIAL STEET,
. FAIJ.M .(lilGCN J
& cvorvbodv
rroilucc laken lor GoocU.
COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF,
E B M AI9 I BIB HI
Salem,
Oregon.
M 73, 22 1 y.
CO.TI.IBERCIAI HOTEL
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK,
8AT.EM ..OREGON.
MRS. A.J. RIELY PROP
mms nou se will be kept in
X First clasa order, and with attentive and
ohlging servants
NO CIJINESRICOOKS EMPLOYED
I am prepared to furnish good accommo
dations to the traveling "public, and will use
vory endeavor to merit tho patronage of the
public FREE COACH to the Houso Regular
Boarding at very low rates:
Peb 15, TS J j
S A LE M A D V E R T I S EJfhWT:
flUlEL
1 111 Ml II
ArPLY TO THE OLD
rOKD
because
First, It has complied rally with the Oregon
tate Law. af i- -
Secoud. Its contracts in Oregon or backed,
under a re-insurance contract, by its ownVand
the united assets of the Home Ins. Co. of , New
York and the North BrltUh and Mercantile Ins.:
Company of London, aggregating $22,56 4,0.3 7 97
oflcring the best security ofany Fire Insurance
Company or Association in the world if:!:'
Third, It ean carry large risks, aa. its poli
cies are re-insured by the above mentioned
Cumparies, so that the PHOS.tflX alone ,'caa
carry the same line that all three companies
would take seperately. , ' 1'
Fourth, U requires but one set of proofs
incase of loss ; thus giving the security of
three Companies without the trouble of dealing
with seperate Corporations.
On these solid merits, viz; . ' :
Capacity to carry the largest ska, '
The amplest possible security j
The simplest adjustment in case of losi, and
The prompt and equitable payment ef all just
claims, . 1 i ;
The Ih or nix Insurance Company solicits
your patronage. ,
C. A. RUi:D, AffcnC, -
SALEM, OREGON.
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c. oxarovao
A. itf. GILBERT & CO,
Dealers in HOOTS, and SHOES, now
ffer to the public XEIV GOODS t'NETf
PRICES. ' ' ' ''-' J 7
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TJ1EIRJ(STOCK CONSISTS wli r
fullUneof r, '.
LADIES'
JIISSES'and ;
CHILDREN'S :
BOY'S and
YOUTH'S WEAR
All sslectcd nitb prfat care from the. b5t San
Francisco and Eastern Jlanulv tures and with
due reference to the Oregon Trade. "
WE ALSO KEEP ON nATCD A FUtV
If supply of Lkatrkb enmprisiog tha. belt.
French tlrrvd which we offer to the trade
reauuable figures.
We manufarture HOOTS and SnOES
to order, of all Styles Material aud
IVorkmaiifchf p unsurpassed. - - ' -
V gents for the Celebrated Smcttt Skwijco.
MtrHikK, of which 20,000, more 'were, "old '
in 1872. then any other machine nannf&rt
ured. Sold at San Francisco prices without
freight, and on monthly iuftalltuentj to mate
payroert eay. Every maUiine wairanted for
five years
A. X. GILBERT & CO,
Commercial Street, Salem, Oregon' "
alr., ly .-
ceo. n. jovf.
Real Estate Ertkcr
REAL ESTA'iE
j. m. rjiTTF.n?
Notary Public
JOES -fc PATTERSON
Xcffotiatc Loans, '
TLi kc Collect ions,
AGENTS FOR ' '
UNION FIRE IfiSURAIlCE CO.
of San Francis co J and,; tJ;
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO ,
of New York.' . .
OPERA HOSUE BLOCK I
SALEM - - v ittiai!y, ,
OUR RULES ;
We bay or sell only on commission chsrgiofc
a per centage for tbo amount which tho prop ,,
trty is sold or traded, for onr services, doa "t
when the contract of sale or trade is made 'lr.
We will introduce purchasers to tha owners of
the property, and leave tbera free to make the
best bargan tbey can, without any interference
on our part ,
Wo pny all advertising vxpcriset, Scpondinff to
on onr commission, when a &ale or trade tt" c
made . ; , '
We show all property, where within reach, or
give letters of introduction, to reliable parties
living near who will showit ' '
All letters of h.quiry protaptly and fully ac -
K r TrJ
Wehava many applications from good, proxnpV.
paying men, who will pay 12 per cent, for uiopey
and give firM class personal or real estate ecvr1
ty,Bud pay alltaeeipeasea attending makiagon t
the papers, 4o. Partiea baying menej o loft ?
will do well to apply to us before placing ;t elsa
where We charge the leaders nothing for Oar v
services f tbo borrower pay u Entfr4 6atlifae '"
tion given regarding tha securities tl I
Attention is called to description of property
or sale In the Wk it LY StatkhjiAN. '
Febl73 lv . A.i'A y:is.l
Loinvini;
PA JiIY GROCERIES,'
Cracker IIixniOCTAryi
Commercial StretSalem Oregott. r
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