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DALLAS. SATKDAI4 NOVEMBER 1.
Town aiid count mm
CUtThCU DIRECTORY
IH B. Church. SerTices on the2th Babbafb
m each month at II o'clock A. M. and 7 P. M.
Sabbath school every Sunday at 9 A. M.
ttayer meeting- every Thursday evening. Rev
J James. Tutor.
M. E. Church Bout. Services en the 1st
Sabbath of each monih. at 11 Aw M. Rev. J.
K. Lre Pwtor.;
Baptist Cvtrch. Services on the 3d Sab.
lath of each month at It A. 11. Rev. 1.
JiolmanVaetoi.
Just look as straight as possible at the bottom
f the Second and Third pages.
Qui readers will please excuse the want of
editorial and locals this week, as the Editor is
absent attending circuit court at Lafayette which
has bltn session duriag, the entire week.
Dsmorsst Young America is among the
best juvenile magaxines that eomes to ou table
always sparkling with entertaining and novel
feaUures A see of finely engraved cartoons,
illustrating the evils of intemperance, with
dssejiptions by Dr. Deems, ia announced for
the ensuing yea. Yearly, one dollar, with a
beautiful Premium. W, JssmiNGS Demorest
838 Br jadway, N. Y.
For the very oest photographs go to Brad
y A. Ruloffaon's Gallery without STAIRS
3S ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, 24
Montgomery, street, San Francisco.
The COMMERCIAL DEPA RTMENT 0
La Creole Academy will open Monday, Nov
3. Bok-Keeping and Penmanship will be
taught by E. H. Sulliva who is a giaduste of
of the commercial College in Portland.
Students can pursue the Commercial course
at the Academic rates with the exception of
Book-keeping for which an extra charge of
$3 for a term of four months will be made. Stu
dents wiH be admitted at anytime and charged
from time of entering till close of term.
The November number of Demoreit Montn
ly Magazine presents its usual rich display
f Fall and Winter novelties, illustrated with
numerous engravings, among which is
one full ' page, a miniature of the celebra
ted Ch rosso, "Home Sweet Home." This
Chroino is one of the series given to each three
dollar Yearly Subsciberto this model monthly.
How so large and beautiful picture can bo
given away is one of the marvels of the day.
far it muit be remembered that these cannot
be classed among the tuual Chromos given as
premiume, but are veritable gems, richy de
serving thtUt hifth reputatwu tor beauty aud
artistic excellence.
The StCtvte Utalth for November con.
tains a rich variety of interesting and instruct
ive matter; eapecially interesting are the
articles on "Sickly Country Girls;" "Disease
and its Treatment;" "The Health 'of Children
at School :" Tbe Woman Docter," illustrated ;
"The Two Jacks ;" "Diseased Liver and Sui
cide ;" "Calico ;" Emergencies ;' 'Seasona
ble Dishes,' being a rich collection of seasons
receipts ; "Malarial Fever "Patients and
Physicians'' and the usual Miscellany and
answers to corre spondents. Only two dollars
a year, twenty cents a number. To new
Subscribers Three Months "on Trial," for
twenty five cents. Agents wanted. Address
6. R. Wells, Publisher, 389 JBroadvray New
York,
Two young ladies of La Cross were
standing by a ditch thirteen feet wide,
which they didn't know how to cross
when their escort cried "snakes' and
they cleared it at a bound.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMFNTS.
In the County Court for Polk County Ore
gon.
In the matter of the probating
or the last will and testiment
Jacob Cooper
Notice
To the heirs at law of Jacob Cooper deceased
and all persons interested in the Estate of
said 'deceasd.
Yea and each of you are hereby notified to be
and appear in said Court on Tuesday the 7tb
day Oct A D 1873 at the hour of one oclock
P M of said day to show show cause if any
jou have why the last will and testament of
said Jacob Cooper shall not be proven and
duly admitted to probate
Done by order ef the Court
In testimony whereof I Hereunto set my
hand and official seal this September loth A D
1873
DJ Holmes,
Sept 20 4 Clerk.
ALL KINDS OF WORK, SEWIN
Washing and Ironing, Ac, done by M
timet on short notice and on reasonable
Bj. All orders left at the house, south-wets
part of Dallas will be immediately attended to
CHfiAP PA1 1 TING
AS I AM NOW THROUGH WITII THE
most of my work this fall, I propose to
paint" nACKS, WAGONS, and BUG
GIESat$10 50 apiece. Now Is the time to
bring on your old Hacks and wagons as you
will never get them painted cheaper.
Shop on the corner, over R. Clarks store.
H P. SU RIVER.
;STATE'ITESJSI.
H ' ' ' ' ; ' :' ' '' 1 .
The editor of the Bedrock Democrat
at Baker City, would like to- know the
whereabouts of Alex Blakely a printer.
The first wheat shipment of wheat
bv railroad, Walla Walht aal Wallula
railroad took place Tuesday Oct 14th
tweuty-four tons from Cumming's
Station, to- Wallula. The length of
the trip was nine miles and it was
made in little over an hour. The
people of Walla Walla valley think the
affair a big thing and, of course, the
beginning of a 'new era."
The Walla Walla Union of the 18th
of Oct. mentions the arrival of s nunx
ber of emigrants who have crossed the
plains the past season in the good old
fashioned way with ox teams. They
came from Illinois, Kansas and Iudi
ana. The Albany Brass baud went out
serenading the other evening, and all
came home happy.
A Post Office has been established
as Little Elk, Benton County, with
Mr. E. II. Baker as Postmaster,
The Chinese in Astoria have become
somewhat heightened, having pur
chased and equipped a sloop for their
own private use.
A jockey club has been formed in
Grande llonde Valley, and on the
11th, 12th, 13th of November the
Fall races will come off.
A pawn broker's shop has been
opened at Salem, and b'hoys are only
awaiting the owner thereof to secure
the license to give him a call and greet
him 89 "uncle
Dr. Dawne informs the Statesman
of the flourishing condition of the
Agricultural College at Corvallis.
There are between two hundred and
seventy five and three hundred students
there at the present time. The
prospect of the College were never
better.
Tke Statesman complains of danger
ous pitfalls fur foot passengrrs, caused
by excavations made for the reception
of gas and water pipes. But what are
these compared to the pitfalls in- that
city during Stale Fair week.
The Jacks wuille Sentinel man
thinks he has a dead thin on ' wood
thieves," lie has no wood to steal.
The Fall term of the Circuit Court
for Josephine county, Judge Prim
presiding, convened at Kirbjville last
Monday.
An elopement from the classic
rigions cf Champoeg, in Marion coun
ty, is related in the Statesman. The
parties were a Miss Hunt and a Mr.
Riley. They were hotly pursued,
and are now luxriating in by menial
bowers.
Immigration to the Goose Lake coun
try has not been near so large as had
been anticipated, the war having
deterred many from going there who
had written to their friends last Fall
that they intended to come this season
There is nothing now in that hole
region to cause alarm.
The Statesman of the 24 th say : It
is astonishing to see the amount of
business that is being done at these
mills at the present time; whoat is
rolling in and flour roiling out by hun
hundreds of tons every week. Mr.
Kinney told us yesterday that they
are turning out four hundred and fifty
barrels, or forty five too of flour daily,
During the present week, snd previous
to yesterday, they shiped four thous
and barrels, or four hundred tons of
flour to Portland, when it will be re
shipped, per steamer Ajax to Saw
Francisco. They are now making up
a cargo for England, which will be
shipped as soon as it can be ground.
We were also told by Mr. Kinney
that the Company havo just put in
one new stone at the mill, and have
another nealy ready, which will be in
use iu a few days. They will also have
a chop stone running in about a week
and when in full blast they expect
to tarn out 500 barrels of flower per
day with ease.
An accomplished young ladj at
Falls, Iowa, whistles one hundred and
fourteen tune?.
DALIAS LIVERVi FEED & SALE
STABLE
Cor Mala and Court Streets,.
Tli os a, Richmond, Proprietor.
fAVINQ PURCHASED THE ABOVE
XI Stand of Mt. A. II. Whitley, we have re
fitted and re-stocked it in such a manner as
will satisfactorily meet every want of the com
munity. Buggies, single or douhle. Hacks, Con
cord Wagons, etc., etc
Furnished at all hours, day or night,, on
short notice.
Superior Saddle Horses, let by the
Day or Week.
TERMS, RDASONAnLE.
4. i T. G. RICHMOND
LAOREOLUDADBMV
DAI.LAS.lPOLKkCOirTY, OCX.
The first term for the Academio yea
1373-4 will commence September 15.
A COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
Will be evened November 3, 1353.
Students may here enjoy every facility fo
acquiring a thorough Academic and Business
education.
Diplomas wilt he awarded to those who com
plete the prescribed coarse of study.
Students will he admitted at any time
and charged from the time of entering
untilthe close of the term. But no ded ic
tioos will be made for absence except
in case of protracted sickness.
For further information address the Princi
8lt W. D. NICHOLS.
Aug 16 tf
CHRISTIAN UNION AD.
LARGEST CIRCULATION.
IN THE WORLD!!
A Family J oiirisa't
which can be trusted, and U always fu 1 o
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CHRISTIAN UNION,
M flllTM! EVM6EUC4L
LiraiMLYIEIiPM
HENRY WARD BE J '(J 2.
EDITOE.
Mr. Ileecher's brilliant and characteristic
en in hit I-lltorials and Star Papers, and
the verbatim reports ef his Lecture Room
Talks in the Plymouth Church Prayer Meet
ings are great attractions. There is alio a
large and abla editorial staff.
SERIAL ISTORIES
BY
Louisa M Alcottf
Harriet Beecher Stowe,
Ldward gghston,
Robertson Gray,
Grace Greenvooody
4gjy The above S,riaU in br)k form
would cost more then double our tub"
srription price.
SPLENDID LIST Of COBDMS
Write (or the Cattm At Chios, inclodtn
many famous authors of England and A mer
Griveix Away !
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This Picture is printed in Paris, and is the
laxo-pat and handsomest FRENCH OIL
CIIROMO ver offered by any pe
It was published and is for sale in the picture
stores at $12 00.
It makes a most CHARMING CEN TER
jIECE to
Wide AWake' and "Fast Asleep,"
Those two pretty French Oil Chromes, now
famous the continent over. We shall continue
to PRESENT TIJIM PAIR 0 ever an.
nual Subscriber who prefers them to the Ole
eraph. Srbjocts LIFE-SIZE, and nno
faile to please all who love art art children.
Or, we will give BOTH the Olegraph and
the PAIR on the terms given below.
Terms ci Subscription
ARE AS FOLLOWS;
One Ronlv S3
1, Every Subscriber, for Thrbc Dollars
shall receive ths CHRISTIAN UNION for one
year, and the choice between the two Jpicture
premiums viz : the PAIR and the; OLE.
TAPIl
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
TRAVELERS REST.
1 am now prepared and
Will Uep all travelers
and their horses at OiVE
HALF the regular HOTEL
an i L.IVLKY STABLE
prices. Remember at the
BRIDGE, DALLAS OREGON.
Call and see
HENRY HAGOOD.
S0JE?II!61Eifi
FACINATrNTG!
ATTRACTIVE ! I
SCIENTIFIC ! ! !
AND INSTRUCTIVE ! ! ! !M5TY bT0RE 1 1,oul,i Kptfuiiy call the
An ENCYCLOPEDIA el NATURAL HIS-
TORY, Travels and Adventure Voysces. ef I
Discovery, Bcientitto Reeareh, Daring Baplo-1
rations. History alia iuograpny, &o Ac.
The POLAR and TROPHICAL WOLDS, A
description ot Man and Nature in the Polar
and Equatorial "rigions of the globe. Hy Dr.
(J. Hartwig of lleiaelburg, Prussia Author ot
Tbs Sea and its Living, wondeis," "The Harms
nies of Nature,"etc. Embracing a graphic account
of Dr. Halls expedition to the frozen North.
Hold only by Subscription.
11. M hFliNtliK, CP. HUI1EUL.
Agent for Polk County.
Dr. llsrtwigcculd not have had a wider,
more unique subject for bis alls pen than the
rolarand Jropuical World?
Henry Ward Beecher.
We do not taiak a more valuable standard
work for our Libraries, or one bracing ao much
knowledge am is packed with interesting and
timlhsg matter of established fact has been
jrevccUHi to the reading publij for year.
HORACE GREELY.
A. L. BANCROFT A CO., Fublwher
II OLD
JUST ONE HIO.TIEIVT.
IP YOU PLEASIS.
I desire to detain you only long enough to J
..!..( iinl K. n,Minrt t ap tnn thill.
j " - j I
p.il n n Vil.m ormv other dIim to or-
Fall to go to Salem or any otaer place to pur
chase your furniture, I
For I am prepared to furnish at my I
hop lu Dallas on!the shortest notlce?lor
mm little monejlae they can bcjpurtliased
any where, alt kinds of
BED ROOM,
PALOR,
SITTING ROOM or
KITCHEN FURNITURE.
XAlso kept on hand or furnished to order, al 1
kinds, and the best quality f sash and doois,
call immediately and examine my stock of
FURNITURE DOORS and SASH consult
my prices and terms it shall eost yoa nothing
. . ... . ...
to examine -i enarge notning tor my nme i
come at once and see mej before spending a I
dollar in my line elsewhere and I will save yea
money.
A few doors east of the postoffioe, mill SLj
J. M. CamphellS
Sept 6,1873 tf
Yir A XTrTmT We will give
f ? All ITili. energetic men
an women
II1JS1IVES that Will PAY.
rom f t to $3 per pay, can be pursed In your
own neighborhood, and is strictly honorable
Particular, free, or .ample, that will enable
you to go to work at oooe, will be nt 00
receipt of two three cent stamps.
Address J. LATH AM; A Oo.l
nnnrrr vi . n .
292 Washington St, Boston, Mass
April 12 6m
I.ASiifewi'''ii' 4assMai
FARMERS READ.
WANTED, AIX THE COLD, Sll
vev and Greebacks in Polk County, foe
Whehi I will pay the; highest market price if
goods, at aay store at lower rates than oan be
obtained at any pHce South ef the euy.o
I ortlaad, la the Stft
AT TTfff
EOjuA STORE,
HAYING PURCHASED A LARQEIAND
eoukplel Stock of NEW GOODS, and
1 receiving fresh suppliflaevery.weekI can rap
, ply everybody with
Dry Goods,
Groceries
Glass, Qucensware,;
ToUacco, jCigars
And all article found in a GENERAL VAR1-
ttention of. the Public to my Establishment.
. , . , , . , ,
Wgaest Cash price paid for
f UHS AND PEL f KY.J
R.2A. RAY,
Eala, Polk Co., Oga.
16-tf
EXTRA1 OFPiR!
SECOND
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DISTRIBUTION.
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CF 8730 PREMIUMS AMOUNT
ING TO $41,000.
given away To
To every subscriber! tofthe Populsr Whtkly,
OUR FIRESIDE FRIEND.
Chromes are dlirerea at once. The distri
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THKKE.
OUR CHROMO -CUTE" is 1620 Inche
in site, acknowledged to he the fiaest and
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OUR FIRESIDE FRIBND is anefgbtpare
ill unrated family and story weekly in its thirrt
volume, has now over ohVUMi-rivr.
Tini'aivn ainii'prnvna .n ,4
increasing, wnien insures trie sneeess or tne
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present distribution. The Publishers of Our
Fireside Friend have seat to its subscribers
oVER gfiVENTY rH0uSAND
copies of the chromo "Cute" and are sbippinr
hundreds every day. SUBSCRIPTION PRICK
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the subscribers FIFT-TWO numbers of the
nest family weeny, ut roromo -vuir-'
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Publuher. SPECIMEN COPIES, particular
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Ilaving control of the magniScient OIL
CHROMO. YO SEMITE, we are able to
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Thi.fine eonv of a piece ot Naturu's grand-
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ati?iwT'
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graced by its presence.'
But few copies ot in is Deauuiui Vurumi
be allowed to go to the retail stores,
will
and
those will be sold at their
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while If offered tn connection with our Maga
line, both will be furnished for
S1.50.
Aa a Premium the picture may oe obtained
bv sending us two subscriptions for the
Magazine ai i.uu esr.u, or ny Buocnomg
for the Magaslue two years in advance at
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Address, )
WOOD'S HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE,
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g. E.enUTES, Publisher.
Special Notice.
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Ulseases that the human boiy is heir t then
J why pay enormous doctor's bills? B using
I r. iUnU v's cU wato I I X L, littteia they
I an DO tnorougniy eraaioaiem itwia iuw ayaiew
naw .... ,m-rtad to th. ,uffereT. Read
lnhTlclan's certificate, in advertisement in
uother column.
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For restoring Gray Hair Jtc
Its natural Vitality and Color. y
A dressing whichf
is at one agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving ; . tba
hair. Faded or gray
hair is toon restored
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with the gloss' ani,
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Thin bair is thick
ened, falling hair checked and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore tb
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Bat such at remain can be saved for
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Its occasional use will prevent the hair
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nothing else can be found eo desirable
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
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Practical and Analytical Cnzaarra,
liOWEIil;, MASK. ;
FBICH $1.00. 1 1
Ayeis Cherry Pectoral,
Tot Diseases of the Throat and Lmoga, ,
euch aa Coughs, Colds, Whooping;
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remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through a long
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men it has risen higher and higher in their estima
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character and power to euro the various affections
of the lungs ana throat, have made it known aa a re
liable protector against them. While adapted te
milder forms of disease and to young children, it Isj
at the same time the most effectual remedy that caa
be given for incipient consumption, and the daa
gerous affections of the throat and lungs. As a pro
vision against sudden attacks of Croup, it should
be kept on hand in every family, and Indeed as all
are somermes suDject to cojue an a coujaa, sus
should be provided with this antidote for them.
Althougn settled ConMumption is thourtt fat.
mirable. still treat numbers of cases where
toe
ease teemed settled, have been completely cured,
and the patient resiAred to sound health by the
Cherr Pectrml. So complete ia ita mastery
over the disorders of the Lungs and Throat, that
the most obstinate of them yield to it. When noih
tng else could reach them, under the Cherry J,
eroi they subside and diar.ppear.
Bingr and JPuMie Spakrg find great pro
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jUthnum is always relieved and often wholly
cured by it. . ' .
HremcHitiM ia generally cured by taking the
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than assure the public that iu qualities art fulij
maintained.
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Chill Fever. Bexnfttent Fever, Dumb
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rail. Contain! nsr neither A rsentc. Quinine, Bi.muSfc ,
Zinc, nor my other mineral or poisonous snbsUncs)
whatever, it in nowise infnres any patient. TiQ
number and importance of its cures in the ague dia
triru, are literally berond account, and w oelievs
without a parallel in the history of Asrue medicine.
Our pride ia gratified bv the aeknowledjrments we
receive of the radical cures effected in obstinate
eases, and where other remedies had wholly failed. ;
Unacclimated persons, cither resident in, of
travelling through miasmatic localities, will be pro-
tected by Ukinc the AQUB CURE daily.
For TArer Complaint , arising from torpidity
of the Liver, It is an excellent remedy, stimulating
the Llvrr Into healthy activitv. . .
Tor Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, Itig ;
an excellent remedv, producins: many trulv
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If there is n Florence Sewing Ma
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fiving entire satisfaction, if I am iu4
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. owner. ; " '-'
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Grand Hotel Building, San Franciscot
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