Liberal Republican. (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, September 13, 1873, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextShN$itral Saltan. DALLAg, SATURDAY, SEPT ;3 Town aiid couriY riEWS. CHUhCIl DIRECTORY' M. E. Chprch. Services on the 4th Fahbath In each month at 11 o'clock A. M. and 7 P. M. Sabbath school every Sunday at 9 A. M. Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. Rev J James. Pastor. M. E. Church South. Services en the 1st Sabbath of each month at 11 A. M. Rev. J. M. Love Pastor. Baptist Cncncn. Services on the 3d Sab. bath of each month at 1 1 A. M. Rev. P. Jiolman, Pastor. ,'TTeather has been rather cool during the We notice several improvements going on in in town, yr Always knew Dallas was bound to fre the city of the west Miss Saddie Shreve, js making Dresses In in the latest and best stjle, also catting and it ting, and all kinds of plain sewing done with neatness and dispatch. For the very best photographs go to Bra d ley A. Ruloffson's Gallery without STAIRS -ASCEND IX THE ELEVATOR, 24 Montgomery, street, San Fnnciseo. I . 1'hanks. Thanks to Mr. Clark for that thatsplendiJ watermelon ho gave us last Sat urday Let everybody call on C!ak to buy .their mellons (Complaint. We here of soma complait t About the bridge? on the road between here and Birelcy's ranch, also between here and the Bar. ney-Scpvil place. Look. Let everybody be on the lookout for Ch c's new stock of goods which will be here next Saturday it will be te beat stock ever brougl t to Dallas. Ilis goods will be sold .cheap for cash. Stabbixo Afprat We learn that a stabbing affrayoccurcdon Luekimute the other day be ,iween Alderman "and Tetrow which resulted in T t ow being stabbed three times, whether atally or,aot we did notlearn. We call special attention to the advertise jnent of John W. Gilbert in this issue, wherein ha calls attentntion to the f.wt that, he wants to purchase all the hides, peti and furs in the ftate, for which he will pay the highest cash ,price. All persons jn Polk county losirg sheep within the last year by dogs, wolves, or disease will find it greatly to their advantage, to re port the number lost and the canso, to James -Tatam at once. Address hiru by letter or othc--twisa at Eola1 Polk County Oregon. .Sep 0 A splendid assortment of every description f I groceries now on the way from Portland fori Clark's postomce store, Dallas--also a splendid jot ot Terrels, mens, boys, misses, ladies and .obil drens boets and shoes now on the way from Aha factory in San Frjnejsco. All kinds of jneicbantile produce wanted for which I will give as much as anybody in town. APPOINTMENTS. PORTLAND DISTRICT. Wm. Roberts, Presiding Elder. "Taylor street G W Izer Hall at eet and Portland Academy T P Roy. East Portlmd Doane Oregon City Martin Judy Olear Creak J II B Coyal Rock Creek I N D Dennison Milwaukie Joseph Hobejg Yamhill to be supplied Tillamook -TYm. Butts Dayton John Howard McMinnvile T A Wood JItlsboro J T Wolfe East Tualatin a C Rce Astoria. to be supplied ? C Advocate I Dillon, editor HALEM DISTRICT , I D Driver, Presiding Elder iSalem Wm McPheeters Howell Psairio John Flinn Jefferson J II Roork Albany I Wilson ' Lebanon and Tangent J 8 MoCain Brownsville P M Starr Creswell N Clark Monroe DLSpaulding Cervailisr to be suppled Dallas rV D Nichols and John James Eu gene City A C Fairchild Springfield W 0 Wilmot Willamette University L T Powell, ProfCW Shaw agent Santiam Academy LM JNickeraon Pricipal UMPQUA DISTRICT 8 II Todd, Presiding Elder WilberR Booth Roseburg J W Van Cleave Empire City C Alderman Jacksonville N A Starr J II Skjdmoro Grant's Pass T L Jones Coquille to be supplied Umpgua Academy C W Told,agent PCOBT SOUND DISTRICT J F DeVore, Presiding Elder Olympia L T Woodard Steilocom S'II Mann Seattle...W I Cosper Skagit River to be Suppled Whidby's Island and Pott Towniepd J W Kuykendall Tom water II Patterson Claquato- C II Hoxie Cbehails T M Reeco Mason -to be supplied OjstervilJe Ira F Ward Cowlitx S Mathor Kalama and St Ileleni Georgo Coffey Vanceuver J W Miller Inwia River-J II Allyn Tacoma W T Chapman Semiahmoo Bay to be suppled Vancouver Seminary E D Curtis Prineipal. Stephen Bowers transferred to California Con- forence EAST OREGOH AMD WASHINGROH CONTERIf CE WALLA WALLA DISTRICT II K Dines Presiding Elder Walla Walla S G Havermato Waitsborg Koontz Dayton II B Lane Suake River to be supplied Colfax To be supplied Wnon II C Jenkins Pen IdU ton 0 B Brewer La Grande G W Adams G rani Rondo J II Adais Bikoc City L A Powoll ? Eagle Creek F Elliot Ohaplin U S A J 0 Raynor DALLES DISTRICT II Caldwell, Presiding Elder Dalles J S Vandersol Wasco To be supplied Ochoco To be supplied Klamath To bo supplied Yainax Jaiues llarcr Oouse Lake To be supplied Canyon City A J Joslyn Klipkitat II Caldwell Yakima G W Kenady IN PI AM MISSION DISTRICT J II Wilbur, Presiding Eldea Slmcoc J II Wilbur and Thomas Pcarnc. Siletr W C Chattiu Chehalis To be snppliod Missionary at large George Waters". STATU ITEMS. Astoria has nearly one thoir and inhabitants. The new fire bell has been nlaeed in the old tower at Salem. The historian says that Astoria is out of debt, and there is coin ia the treasury. Last spring the Englo Canal Ccmpa ny asked twenty or twenty-five cents an inch for water for mining purposes, and the miners at Sparta, nUnion coun ty, would not pay it. Lately however Perkins, of the firm of bower, Cranston & Perkins, owners of the ditch, sold Jiis IntereM to his partnea who immediately reduced the price ol water to taen cents an inch, which some miners are willing to pay. The result has been that on Monday t!e miners M Sparta resumed operations. Soon money will once again circu'ate in that camp. The elopement that commenced on the Touchet last week, and ended it Weston, has some peculiarities about it that do not usually atterd cases in which iGra man steals another's wife. Usually this is called running off, but in this instanee the parties walked off, and traveled fifty miles on loot. ILd they been allowed to go ut molested, and had they kept op their gait, they would have reached Los Angles by winter at the rate they traveled. But the cruel hearted Justice of the Peace at Weston committed them both to j;il to answer a charge of adultry, and there they would both have remained had it not been that friends of the foolish woman came to her rescue and bailed her out. But no one has come to the relief of the man who appropri ated hi neighbors wife, and he languisheth in the Pendleton jail. A couple of years ago, a robbery of Wells, Fargo & Co.'s treasure I ox occured. and a large amount of money was 6toIen. Lately a participant in the crime being arrested, exposed the complicity ol one Milton Sheparrfson living at Sparta, in Baker county, jn the crime. A few days ago he was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Ilarper and Charley Adams, under the name of Milton Matthews, and is now on his way to California, where the crime was committed, for trial. JOHN W. GILBERT, HALEM .UKECON I Will Pay The Highest Calt Price For HIDES, PKI.TS fe FIJUS. WANTED. We will give energetic men an Women JRUfellVESN that will FAIT. from &i to $3 per pay, can .bo pursod in your own neighborhood, and ifl strictly honorable Particular free, or samples that will enable you to go to work at once, will be sent on receipt of two threo cent itarapn. Address J. LATHAM A Co. 292 Washington Sr., Boston Ma33 April 12 6m PORTLAND ADVERTISEMENTS, OP WORK AT THE LOWEST LIVING PRICES. CAN BE HAD BY CALLING ON. ' HIMtS , BAGHELOR. STEAM JOB PRINTERS, j 03 Front Street, Portland, Oreg A LARGE 'ASSORTMENT of BLANKS Circuit, County, and Justices' Courts,1 con stantly on hand. Also, Bonds, Deeds, Mortgages and Blanks for use in Bankruptcy cases. .A.IIVTITISJ By using Letterhead, ' bilinear, circulars printed envelops, etc Uive us a call and send n your orders FARMERS READ. fI"ANrED,' A17LTIIE COIJO.SII- f ? ver and (jreobneks in Polk County, foe when I will pay the highest market price if goods, at uiy store at lower rates than can be obtained at auy pHco outh of tto city o V ortlandin tho J5tat AT THE EOl, STORE. HAVING PURCHASED A LAItGKJAND complete Stock ofNKW GOODS, and receiving trend sullies every wook I cauj2 sup ply everybody with Dry C-ooi!s, Ciroeeries (Ia, (J ii ecus ware, Tobacco, igars And all articles found in;a GENERAL VARI ETY STORE, I would respectfully call tho ttcnt-cn of the Public to my Fstalili.-hrant. high' st Cash V'ric0 paid fr H. A. RAY, Eola. Polk Co., Ogn. K-tf A BEAUTIFUL CHROMO FREE To All Lover of Art and Literal urc. We will send a Beautiful Chrmo entitled The Unwelcome Visitor." postage pre pai'J, a? a premium t every giibscribcr to our monthly maiazino called tho Bum hi. 13 k 13. containing 'A2 large pages besides the cover, filled with the hct and most interesting read ing. Price only $1 A YEA III Send on you dollar. and get'a dollar ni)f tno and nn eight dollar cbromo in return. Sample copy sent free on receipt of ctamp. We want and will liberally pay 'AGENTS Scndgfi-mp!f r larticulars. Address HUMBLE UEE, Albion, Illinois EXTRA OFFER! SKCOAD A A A UAL DlSTRIBtUTIOA, Till CEIIOMO "CUTK" ELE GANTLY FRAMED AND A SHAKE IN THE DISTRIBUTION OF 8730 PREMIUMS AMOUNT ING TO S 41,000. ; Griven away To T every subscriber to the Popular Whekly, OUR FIRESIDE FRIEND. ! Chromes ore delivered at onco. The distri bution will POSITIVELY tako placo on the TWENTIETH DAY OF AUGUST, KIGH TEEN HUNDRED AND SEVENTY THREE. OUR CHROMO "CUTE" is 10x20 inche in size, acknowledged to bo the finest and handssomcst picturo ever given with any pa per. . - i OUR FIRESIDB FRIEND is an eight page illustrated family and story weekly in its third volume, has now over SEVENTY-FIVE TAOUSAND SUBSCRIBERS, and rapidly increasing, which insures the snecess of the present distribution. The Publishers of Our Fireside Friend have sent to its Subscribers this yenr OVER SEVENTY THOUSAND copies of tho-chromo 'Cute" and nro shipping hundreds every day. SUBSCRI PTION PRICE THREE DOLLARS PER YEAR, which gives tho subscribers FIFTY-TWO numbers of the best Family Weekly, tho chromo "CUTE' finely framed, and a numbered CERTIFICATE entitling the holder to ono share in the distribu tion of premiums for 1873. SUBSCRIBE now with the agent or send direct to the Publisher. SPECIMEN COPIES, particulars etc., sent freo In cVery town, at homo or travling. Largo cnh pay and liberal premiums for getting up clubs. The best outfit. Send a onco for Tertns and particulars Wanted WATERS & CO., Pubs., Chicago. LEGAL A D VKttTIS E M FNT8. Administrator'H IVotiee. NOTICE TS HEREBY GIVEN THAT theundorsignod wasat the Aug term 1873, of the county court forPolk couuty Oregtn, duly appointed administrator of tho ts estato of Isaae Hinshaw deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are requostcd to present the same to me at my residence nenr Sheridan Oregon for allowance within six months from the dote hereof, and all persons indebted to said estate will mak immediate payment to me. Bheridan, Aug 13, 1873. Thomas R.Blair, administrator Aug. 16, fw. VLL KINDS Washing and OF WORK, SEWING Ironing, Ac., done by Mrs urnet on short notice and on reasonable Bj. AH orders left at tho house, outb-wets part of Dallas will be immediately attended to Admtnistrator'M Notice, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the undersigned was at the Sept term 1873, of the couiity court for Polk County Oregon duly oppointed administrator with the will an nexed of the estate of Benjamin Whit iker laie of said county deeafMl. All persons-having claims against said estate are requested to present the same to me at my residence near Monmouth Oregon for allowance within six months from the date hereof, and all persons indebted t sai l estate- will make immediate pa incnt to rue. Ira V. M. Ru'ler Administrator with will annexed. Monmouth Sept. 2, A. D 172. Sept 0 f-w i: V UC UT El I V iOTI 15. vjotice is iu;i:i-nv given that the X undersigned was at the June term 1S73, of the County Court for Po'k county Oregon duly appointed executrix of the estate of J. J, Rawlings deeeaM'd, all persons having claims against said estate are requested tojiresenf the same to me at my residence in Monmouth Oregon for allowance within ix months from the dale hereof, and all persona indebted to said estate will uiako immediate payment to me. Nancy A. Rawlings Executrix Monmouth Fcptcmborl, A. 1. IS7.1. Sept. fi t w coiv ax o25 ie;r. C10UNTY COt'RT FOR POLK COl-TY, Oregon, September 2, 1S7" In the matter ot K A Walling' (i uarliartship of Jesse Florence, Mary L. Aliee, (irant arxl Jennie Wallinj. minor children of J. I. Willing deceased. Now comes said Guardian and preents her petition for license to sell the in terests of said tirnors in the following de scribed land: Begining feet K of the N E Corner of Lot I in 'block I in tie town of Lincoln Polk County Oregon, running thence N f)6 feet, thence East to the Willsmett River, thence S fi feet, tbenre to the place of begin ing And it appearing tr the Court that a sale of said property would beticfit said wards and is expedient, it ' hrclv ordered thatthc next of kin of said minors and all persons interfil ed in Raid estate appear before this court at the court rom thereof in the court bouse in eaid Couuty on Tuesday rtoh-r 7, 187:1 at 9 o'clock A M, then and there sh w cause why an order should not bo granted lor the sale of said property And let a copy of this order be puhlishe I, once a week for four con secatirc weeks before the said day appointed for l.earing, in the Liskual RrrrBt.iCA tewspaper of said County as by law required, J 11 Myer, Judge- Scptfltw F 8 A A L -S 2-VVT L SMI EA" L To wnotn it may concern. VTOTICK IS HEKKHY GIVEN THAT tho undersigned Administratrix of the estate f Wrn- H. Ball. lae of Polk County Oregon, deceased, bas C!ed her final account of her doings ai such Admini.-trafrix and that Monday the fish day of October A D I. 173, at the hour of 10 o'clock A M of said day is the tin e fet apart bv the County Cour o said County for a bearing and settlement of said accennt of which the heirs at law and all parties concerned will titke due notice appearand show cause if any they have why paid Administratrix's ac counts should uot be heard and finally settled. Mary II Ball, Administratrix. Dated this 33th day of August A D 1 S73. Sept filw EXECUTIIIX NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the undersigned was at the September term 1873, of the County Court for Polk county Oregon duly appointed executrix of the last will and testament of Jonathon Cattron deceased, all persons having claims against said estate, 8re requested to present the sntno .ome at my residence in Monmouth Oregon for allowance within six months from the date hereof and all persons indebted to said estate will make immediate payment to mo. Alvlra A. Cattron ' ' Exocutrix. Monmouth September 2, A. D. 1873. Sept. fi, 4-w Administrator's Sale. TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF the County Court for Polk County State of Oregon. I will sell at public auction on said day between the hours of 9 o'clock A M and 4 o'clock P M of said day at the Court House door iu said county the following described real yroporty belonging to the estate of A C Daniels decased to wit : Begining at the S E corner of the land claim of Jane Harriotte thence W on tho S liiio of said claim 27.85 chains theneo W 5.01 chains thenco W 7.0 chain.! to tbo center of the county road from Salem ferry to Spring Valley ; thence N 10.55 W along the ecner of said road 1,3.56 chains thence East 41.50 chains to the bank of the Williamette rivor thence along the bauk of said river to tho placo of degining con taining 6H. lt acres more or less Said property being situated in said county one mile west of tbe city of talem and island of good qnality and suitable for gardening purposes the terms of Sale will he one half cash at time of sale and ono-hall in six montus. O V Daniels. Administratrix. 4w. September 8, 1873. Special Notice. It is well a known fact that Dyspepsia and Indigestion are the causes of nearly all the diseases that tho human boiy is heir to; then why pay enormous doctor's bills? By using ; r. Henley's celobratod I X L Bitters they an be thoroughly eradicated from tho system and new life imparted to the sufferer. Road physician's certificates in advertiiemout in pot her column. pallas advertisements. NEW GOODS ! NEW GOODS! von the ruusuNT season. We respectfully call the attention of the Public to our Well Selected Stock of Ladles' Dress CJoous, Ladles' and Misse' Hats, Gents' Farnlfchlng Goods, Gloves. Gaiters'. Etc Hard rare. Groceries School Rook, Stationery 5Jf u Fact ttverythliiff Found In a Firs. , C'laHH Kctail Store. Wa can" assure our 1'atroni that we wiU be up with the times. Coma and Examine our Stock Jhefor'pur chasing elsewhere. Country Produce talten in exchange f r Goods : N. k J V. LEE. Dallas April 22. 1S71. I-U DALLAS LIVERY, FEED & SALF Cor. Main and Court Streets, Tros O. Richmond, Proprietor, fAVINO PURCHASED THE ABOVE fT Stand of Mr. A. H. Whitley, we have re fitted and re storked it in such a manner as will satisfactorily meet every want of the com munity. Ituggfes, single er double. Hacks, Con cord Wagons, etc.t etc., Furnished at all hours, day' or night, on short notice. Superior Saddle Ilornes, let by the Day or Week. TERMS, REASONABLE. 4 T. O. RICHMOND L A C R U I) 1 B A CADE M V DALLAS, POLKkC()UTV, OGN. Tho first term for tho Acsdcmic year 1873-4 will 'ommence September 15. A COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Will be organiied about tbe 1st of December Students may here enjoy every facility for acquiring a thorough Acajemic and Business education. Diplomas will be awarded to thoso who com plete the prescribed course of study. For further information address the Princi pal. W. D. NICHOLS. Aug 18 tf WOOL CARDING ANY TERR0N WISHI GT0GETTTIEIR wool carded into rolls or bat ling can do so by the machine that is now in .operation at McMINVIIXE. OOI T 1 AFRAID HIVE IT A TRIAL At m. work is Guaranteed to give ATISFACTIOtf. PERSONS COMING FROM A DIS TAMCC HAS THE PEFERANCi: HENRY REASONER No. 130, First Street, Portland, - - -- cure. I. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in inn mm, EiLonnM, LADIES' DRESS GOODS, BOOTS AND HIIOI3S, 1IATS&CAPS G J I ( KJKS d- PR O V JSIOXS, Highest Cash Trice paid for all kinds of Ooriiitrv Produoo C II ISA l PAI.HTi.WO. VSft AM NOW TIIROUnil WITH TUB most of my work this fall, I propose to paint HACKS, WAGONS, and BUG (11 ICS at $10 60 apiece. Now is the time to bring on your old Hacks nnd wagons as you will nover get them painted cheaper. ",Shop on the corner, over R. Clarks store. jjTsuriver. Mi MEDICAL -''-"" r- ers Hair':Vior. For restoring Gray: Hair to Its natural Vitality and? Color. ; A dressing' vhick is ut ou;0; liilccablc, healthy, .n X effectual for ''preserTing tbo hair. Faded or gray hair is sooti tutored to its original color with the glost an j freshness of yextk. Thin hair it thick ened, falling hair checked, tuid bald ness often, though not always, cured by its use. Nothing can restore the hair where the follicles are destroyed, or the glands atrophied and decayed. But such as remain can be saved for usefulness by this application. Instead of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi ment, it will keep it clcau and vigorous. Its occasional uso will prevent the hair from turning gray or falling off, and consequently prevent baldness. Free from those deleterious substances which make some preparations dangerous and injurious to the hair, the Vigor can only benefit but not harm it. If wanted merely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else can bo found so desirable. Containing neither oil nor dye, it does not soil white cambric, and yet lasts long on the hair, giving it a rich glossy lustre and u grateful perfume. i Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.f Practical and Analytical Chemists, LOWELL, 31ASS. PlilCB $1.00. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, For Diaeaaes of the Throat and Lungs, . such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma, and Consumption. Probably never before in tho whol history of medicine, has anything won so v, i Jely anl no deeply upon Uie conlhlonee of mankind, a thin excellent remedy for pulmonary complaint. Through a lone scries of years, and among rao-t oj tho moe o men it has risen higher and higher in thtir Cbtirna tion.as it has became WtU-r kvv- n. Its uniform character and iowit to cure the Tarioa affection of the lungs and Uiroat, have made it known as a re liable protector against thenu While adapted to milder form of tli!eao and to young children, it ia at the tme time the most effectual remedy Umt can be given for incipient consumption, and the dan gerous affections of the throat and lungs. Asa pro vision ngaini-t sudden attacks of Vroup. it should be kept on hand in every family, and indeed as all arc sometimes subject to cold and C3';pu, ail should be provided with this antidote f J iJufm. Although settleil t'ontum jtiuit is tliOjutt h curable, still great numbers or ca.eif whe?f tbe dis ease seemed settled, have 1 t en completely cured, aud the patient restored t sound UtalUi i y th3 Cherry 1'tctoral. .o cornl-tO n Us rectory over tlie disorder of the Lung an.M'litrW. tVst the most obstinaie of them yi Kl to it. lit n n.-Ui-lng else could reach them, under the ChtrrV Sec toral thev subside and di?..-pMC.ir. Hingeri nnd l'uklie ieakvrt flad gt cat pro tection from it. . Atthtna U always relieved jind'pfta "vThoily eurel by it. IlranrhUl is jrcTieraTIv cured by UOunjr thj Cherrjt t'frtornt in small and i"roomnt So generally are it virtues knoivu that wt.iic4 not ptibUhh tho cert .Urates of theni here, or do mm Uian asv.rc the public that its jualiUe itf ful.j maintained. - ' " . Ayer's Aguo Cure, For Fevr nnd Astve, Intormittent'Torf Chill P.ner. Iternitt.rnt- Fever, liuu !j Actio, Period'cal or Hiiioija Fever, j&o., and indent all tho n'f.vtiorii? which nnno frcm maJoriouw, marsh, cr miasmatic poisons. An If nanv ir:iplie., it fi'rt. and 1oi fail. t'-.i!tainmar ivithrr Ar.-cnic. yiuni;!, Js tnnsK, Zin", iv;r nnv oi!h r n'.neral or pok.oum: fcubstane wh;t vi r, it in m:si i'.hucs anv r.tient. TVO nnmbor w bnrort.tnce ff .rs euros in the fivr.ie dis trict, rtre V-u rally b-nd ."cuuDt, find vc.bcieT withonr "i par;?lUl in rt c hbtory t f .me medU-inc Our pri !o'm gratified by trio i kiiowliIincnts we receive of the rn-T5cal M!res cf!'-oted in nTijinata rases, and n here otlve.r rc i:e!k l;a 1 wholly failed. I'naccUinrt't d person, ' either rPsiiert 'n, or travelling throutrh mfa&mali' locj'itV-s w ill lx pro tected bv taking the ,tOVI7 Ct'iW da dr. For I.irrr Vomj taint, r.ri. in fro-u iortlditf of tho Liver, it Is nn excellent remedy, stimulating the Liver Into healthy activHv. i For Bilious Disorders and l.iver Comidalnts, tiM an eoellent remedv, proilucing many truly. r. markahle cures, where other medicines had fartea. Prepared br ITt. J. C. Avr.R A Co., Practical anl Analvtical Chemists, IiOwcll, Mass., and HQ all round the world.. r PRICE, 91. OO TEH BOTTtlS. Tnra Will sew ercrjthln? coeod In a fam'Iy, fxoa the heaviest to the llgatost fabric it mns no work, jtioKi; iiiD.H rwonrc, ash itiri'tl:: iyoiik, Thau any other raachina. If there is n Florence Sewing Ma chine within ono thousand milrn of San Frai?isco not working well nnd : giving entire satisfaction, if I nm in formed of It, it will b attended to without expense of any kind to the) owner. SAMUEL HILL, Agent, 19 New Montgomery Stree Grand Hotel BuI'ding, San Francisco. . I 8enl for Ctrrntava and Mmilm ftf th t ark. A&i ,tfftui sSf 3m JAMES H. LOOM IS Q neral A. jor Otgon t