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About Liberal Republican. (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1??? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 23, 1873)
ht. Sibttal ltpulitait. yas-sta- . PLLAS SATURDAY, AUG 23. CHUhCtl DIRECTORY M. E. CncncH. Services on the 4th Sahbath in each month at 11 o'clock A. M. and 7 P. M. Sabbath school every Sunday at J A. M. Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. Rev J James. Pastor. , - M. E. Church South. Services on the 1st "Sabbath of each month at 11 A. M. Rev. J. JI. Lore Pastor. . Baptist Chcrcit. Services on the 3d Sab. , "bath of each month at 31 A. M. Rev. i liolman, Pastor. Miss Saddie Shreve,is making Dkkrses in In the latest and best style, also cutting and fitting, ' and all kinds of plain sewing done with neatness and dispatch. . For the very best photographs go to Brad " ley A. Ruloffsoo's Gallery without STAIRS ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, 24 Montgomery, street, San Francisco. R. A. Ray, of Eola, wants all the wheat in Polk County, for which ho will pay seventy five cents per bushel, now, and at all times the highest price. - The text meeting of the Liberals for this county, wilt be held at the usual place at three o'clock instead of the usual hou r. A fine Hue of family groceries at Clarks at Post Offioc, which will bj fold very lw for cash All kinds of Produce bougnt and sold New goods every few days Terms cash or trade I keep No Books, and by saving time and paper, and expense of collecting, can sell lower as a matter of course. We didn't laugh, when Al Graham drove up in front of this office with a wagon load of ripa apples, potatoes, cabbage, beans, beet, and every other thing iinuuginable, that grows in an Oregon gar Jon ail fresh, and of the very best quality oh no! of course we didn't. Wo do not attempt to give the number of thousand pounds tliat weighed down that agon, but this we saw, it was hauled by two fine horses weighing seventeen buulrod pouuls each, and both seemed tired from hauling it. If the world was full of such men, all but the cruelty to animals, it would b) full of happiness. Amcsemext. The great Panorama of tho llodoo war, seens in Irelm J, Yt-Seultd view $ grand and wonderful, aul the Franco Prussian war was exhibited at the court houie ou Wedncs day evening to a lare number of the gfod people of Dallas, who seemed to appreciate the won derful works of art to a degree which no doubt was very satuf-ictory and gratifying to the gentlemanly proprietors. As the scenes of the JIoJoc massrere and murders ware prestnie 1, tUe very bljud in thj veiu of luokers -.n coursed rapidly, and mabi U apjuMreuco in tue tl-eady anxious faces of tie au lien jo, w'u moment, tlmy wtru i umained fjr the gziag upon thj real actually tragely. This exhibition is no humbug, but is worth sating. Wo thi.u it deserves, and feel assured it will receive a liberal support. We call special attention to ti e notice of Mis Saddie Shrtve at the head of this column. We advise th as who desire sewing done neut iy and promj t 7 to give her a call, Every reader of the AM in for August is sure to b j charmed with its beautiful and seasonable illustrations, as well as pleased with its fresh' andpirjuaot literary contents, a magnificent full-page marine view opens the nnmber, from the pencil of M. F. II. de JIaas N. A., one of our great paT&U-rs of wator scenes. It is a truthful sketch of what may be seen almost any day on Long Island sound. Mr. F. T. Vance, who has madethe region a study, eon tributes a series of original pictures of thegrand A Iriondack mountains and lakes, which are rery timely, as that region is now full of pleasure seekers. There is a pigepicture of ''Lake Colden," remarkable for its lights and shadows, depth and feeling) one of "Avalanche Laki;'' another of "Calamity Pond Brook;" and a cnaruk iog one f "Flume Falls of the Opalescence" four as fine "views from the propoeed great National Park, as ever appear,, d in an Art journal. James Sutten k Co., publishers, 58 Maiden Lane. TflAT Iadiaw. WLieh bis name it is Pete Be came to the city ya S even Dallas. Peter is a dignified Indian, and he sports a plug hat A Zs LafoltetU; as to his other clothing 'tis cad to say" 'tis hardly worth mentioning. In fact his tout tntemHe is like onto an indi- vidual known in the emblazoned volumes of fame as Flax Break at Long Branch, as , j jaotograghed by our special artist, on the spot. Peter waxed tired, morpheous gently sat him down on a goods box in front of Clark's Grocery store, he slept, and as he slept ho ave vent to his august mind, "into the land of dreams it fled' anon he slew the bear and eat .the frisky grass-hopper for a slight diversion ; the occasionally would dash outtbo brains of a sleeping babe, with a tomahawk presented by missionary. But such a blissful state on this jiubluoar sphere could not last forever. A vile youth bad meanwhile stuck a large cork of JiUoifer matches heads up, be cut a notch iu the other end of that cork to fit on to tho bridge of Peter's nose it stack, calmly and booby like that child of the forest -slept on. The youth lit a match and sot it to the match s in the cork, verily there was a fire on that "Bridge of sigbs" Peter rose in the air he eventually lit, but lit a running; the last erer seen of that Indian, two sparrows bad went to roost on the tail of his unmentionables; oleeldidhe run, a prolonge war whoop, a fizi,astale smell of sulpber, and that Indian as in the La Creole. The goo Is box in front the grocery store that knew him once, knows PW no more forever. SALEM A D V E RT IS E M KN TS. T2IE m&T AND ITSosl Improved WOOD PUMP now. in rise oa Raising: Water for Domestic Purposes, Or lor Barn or Slock Wells. Every man who has ha 1 experience in tho different ways of raising water, knows TIIFUJ IS NO WAY OF DOING IT SO CHEAPLY and that there is Ilo jump so durable, conven ient, and fr e from imparting unhealthy ele ments to the water as tho Plain WOO O PUMP manufactured bv 'I EI 12 SILUU PU.1IP CO. FISHER & HA YS vi i If ?! UkVI . i I Ir. BIVZKO.Y A. PHYSICIAN & SSUslSEj;.. OFFICE. 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OUR CIIllOMO "CUTE" is 1fix20 incho in size, acknowledged to be the finest and handssomest picture ever given with any pa per. OUR FIRESIDE FRIEND is an eight page illustrated family and itory weekly in its third volume, has now over SEVENTY-FIVE TAOUSAND 'SUBSCRIBERS, and rapidly increasing, which insures the success of tho present distribution. The Publishers of Our Fireside Friend have sent to Its subscribers this year OVER SEVENTY THOUSAND copies of the chromo "Cute" and are shipping hundreds every day. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE THREE DOLLARS PER YEAR, which gives the subscribers FIFTY-TWO numbers of he best Family Weekly, the chromo "CUTE finely framed, and a numbered CERTIFICATE entitling the holder to one share in, the distribu tion of premiums for 1873. SUBSCRIBE now with the agent or mend direct to the Publisher. SPECIMEN COPIES, particulars etc., sent free In every town, at heme or ilUlilllij travling. Largo cash pay and HfAlArJ liberal premiums for getting up II flInfl clubs Tbe bc8t outfit; Send a IIUUIUU onco or Teru,, an(i particulars WATERS & CO., Pubs., Chicago. When a young gcotleraan can en joy an hour's quiet talk with a woman neither young,beautifal,cor facinating in any way, there ia euro to be someth ing good and go nuine in him. SALEM -ADVERTISEMENTS! CD 3 d O O i hj H U- SO CJ5 H J3 O u 03- v Q 0 r-i 2 C3 ) 1 o O H w CD . H y o Q o o mm 6 S5 t-s 0 IT. H 2 tirrJ 1 i 4 sauas UiSm S ALE M A D V E RTLS E M J-N TS. - : ' .: 1S78, SPEING- 1873, WILLAMETTE .THE' . l WOOlEN MFG. SALEM AUVKKTlSEltKNl'o Mill CO'S m i HB esk ' ilIROUGIl THE AGENTS, Mar. 873 ly PORTfjAiYD, ORIO DRY UOODS. FflOM-ACHOSSTHESIVEB. Itea.cl mitl be Wise I DRY GOODS. The l7NPKUSr3XEI ae wn and i!i,iv? ready to.wuiton their Customer uud at tho LOUDST CASH IUli;s: TUcir -are and nn .clcctt-.l ktock i GOOD NEWS,! H)TI1E PEOl'LKTOF FOLIC COUNTY 1311EYMAN BROS. - r, it ri 1 1 ih'llaiiiLi, APPLY TO .T2IS OP.f I t - j PIKENIX OF II -tET- oecause: t9 First, It has complied iuly it, t6e?Offgon ftateLaw 'rfi4), Second. It. contracts iri Oregon afo bae led. under u, rt-ifit.ui jitu ninirncf, l ,i't itmtt 4uil the united avxets of the Homo Jus. rCo. of New York and the North liritiwb and 'MefrtWt?le1flns. Company of London, aggregating $2?,5f ft7 V7 ofl'ering the best Security of any I'ire Iueurauce Coinpany or Association in th?vor((L."if4S Third, It can carry largo risks, as jitf cies are re-insured by tho above mentioned Companies, so that the PIKEXIX; len -tfan carry the same line that all three companies would take seperutely. : .' v y. i Fourth, It requires but one set ef proofs incase of loss ; thus giving the security of three Compauies without' the trouble of defiling with seperate Corporations. . f r rf,- , ;;On these wild merits, til; 'M " Capacity to carry the largest' sks, 4 ' The amplest possible security, - t The simplest adjutment in ease of los's, led The prompt and equitable payment e tiuit claims, ' The I'hanix Insurance Company solicits your patrcHiagfe. C. A. 'itlI2D,Aciit," SALEM, OREGON. Fvb 15;7S ly 3 sali:m.. OKCKON GENERAL WEnCIIAKDISE C o in p x' i s i n G- !RY GUODS & CLOTHING, Arcn ciissra Fine and Selected stock of Ootids comprising DRY O0DS OF ALL DESCIPTI0K3 LADIES CHOICE DRESS GOODS LADIES FANCY GOODS AND LADIE S, MISSES,:; f .CHILD; AiENS HATS. ALSO (JENTS and E0YS CLOTHING OF ALL. DESCRIPTIONS and PRICES to SUIT THE TIME5.aloa LA3.GE and well assorted;stock OF CARPETS, MATTINGS OILCLOTH, WINDOW BLINDS and CURTAINS, ALSO ORCERIES, QUEENSWARE ir-Tact any thing pertaining to limine Furnijl mjj goodi. llavin? bouirht our Stoek in San Fr.inciiao unci us to, .Mention. ts nether d Ni-w York in pcrsou we can hold out Superior vertiw nor (iive Bait, but intend to do the ' 'luec:ients to purchasers, CALL and SEE for yourselves. 24. GiLBEKT. I- .c. iiiat'tvau A. IV. GILBERT & CO. Dealers in HOOTS and SHOES, now ffer to tho public NEW GOODS $. NEW PRICES. ' J THEIR STOCK CONSIST? Ofr A full line of t B0?TS & SHOES HATS & CAPS a ZZOt' 1, III i:s; rocktry ND OTHER MITICLES TfiO M'- LA DIES' , ' j MISSES' and . V CHILDREN'S ' MEN'S.' BOY'S and YOUTHS WEAR' All selected with great'earc tuJa. tho best San Franci.o and Eastern Manufactures aud with due rtffcreiice to the Oregon Trade. ' WE ALSO KEEP ON HAND A FULL T? eupply of Lkather comprising the best Frcuth JirvnJt which we offer to tho trade a reasonable figures. . We manufacture HOOTS nn4 SHOES to order, oi" all Styles .Material and vVorkmaiibBip unsurpassed. V gent for the Celebrated SiTfCKR Sewiso machike, of which 20,000 more were sold in 1872. than any other machine manufact ured. Sold at San FrancUco prices without freight, and on monthly installments to made paymer-t easy. Every machine warranted for five years A. IV. GILBERT & CO, Commercial Street, Salem, Oregon' Mar.S. ly 4 VI AA ner Siiaro thing with et e vervbodv rroducc Inkcn for Goods. COME AND SEE .TOR YOURSELF, HERMAI& BinCS Salem, Oregon. 31 73, 22 If. COMMERCIAL. HOTEL OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, SAI.EM.. OREGON. A.J. RIELY -PROP riinis :hou SE WILL BE KEPT in X Jirst class order, and with attentive and eblging sorvants NO CHINESE COOKS EMPLOYED I am prepared to furnish good coomwo dations to the traveling public, and will ue every endeavor to merit tho patronage of the public FREE COACH to the nouse Regular Boarding at very low ratos: II re y ill mi Rros. M ar 8 73 3tn GRO. II. JON Eft Real Estate Broker REAL ESTATE. i J' M. PATTKRS OX Notary Publio I PATTERSON A'cffotiafc Loasis, REAL ESUn- IWi ITIakc Collections. ft ORIJCiS! Dimes AGENTS FOR UNION FIRE INSURANCE CO. of SanjFrancisco ; nd . MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE ft), ef New V ork. , i OPERA HOSUE BLOCK SALE.M - - - OHttUON.' x '.t OUR RULES : : Ftb J5 'I h. PAIN It, OILS. V ; ' C3I.AS WEATHERFORD & C 0 DRUGGISTS. SALEM ..........OREGON. Importers and Dealers la FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRUGS,. Druggists Sundries Patent ModioiDes, Paint, Oils, Glass, Dyes Ac, &e. ' y . ; Medicines Compounded and Prescriptions filled. Puro Wines and Liquors for Medicinal pur. poses. Orders attended to wifh accuracy and prompt ncss. W E A Til 12 R TO R D & CO. commercial steet, l. . salem;,oregon We bay or sell only on commission charging a per rentage for the amount which the prftp erty is sold or traded, for, our services, due when tho contract of sale or trade Is made We will introduce purchasers to the owners of the property, and leave them free to make the best bargan t hey can, without any interference on our part i . . i We pay all advertising expenses, depending on our commission, when a sale or trado it made We show all property, where within reach, or give letters of introduction to reliable parties living near who will show it ? All letters of itqniry promptly and fully an swered ' : , . , . . ' Wehave many applications fromjgood, prompt paying tuen.who will pay 12 por cent for money, and give Grt class personal or real estate securi ty, and pay alltho expenses attending making out the papers, A o. Partieshaving money o loan will do well to apply to us before placing it else where: We charge the lenders nothing for our services j the borrowers pay us Entire Satisfac tion given regarding the securities. - , , ! M , ' ' i.-, . i Attention is called to description of ororierW or sale in the Weekly Statipjiah. 1 FcbU73 It LOUIS BtfRVE STVXt JBAKERY I ti FA ) ILY . C npCS RI ES, , r Oraclcer IIaniilacur Com, St rem Oregon.