Liberal Republican. (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, November 22, 1873, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextSfte ibml IVpublinttt. LLAS. SATURDAY NOV.22. Itli PROGRESS OK THK lltltJL GATK fcXCAVATlONS. , General Newton, ot tho United States engineers, tlio officer in charge of the Government works at Hell Gate, lias ' reccatly submitted his annual tepori of progress made in that irupor tact undertaking. The various tunnels tnd galleries now aggregate in length " 5,S84 feet, of which 2,731 feet con 'atitutea tho , advance of . the past 'jea?r Tho total amount of stone re moved during ' this period i3 ' 0,55 1 cubic yards, of which 7,619 yards were extracted by The Uurleigh drill, lbo ys" the Diamond, and the balance by 'handwork.' About Ua linearfeet ot fcoles have been macte ia' each cubic 'yard of rock; and to explode this large nramber of blasts, 11,808 pounds' of Vitro-glyceriD, 1,218 pounJa of giaut powder, and 3,44 pounds of black t ohq r u0.iAfi iuvi n vi j vu iv-ui v uwk uuu j j pounds ejf nitro glycerin correspond to one cubic yard of rock blasted. The report speaks very favorably of the operation of the Burleigh drill, eeh pschlns. it is stated, having made for thVyear'an average of 25 feet per shift of eight hours, "The loss of steel by abfusion and drilling is estimated at 0,5 1 owes per linear foot, a calcula tion which of course must be confined o rock of similar nature to that at Halbit'a Point J Ihe balance ifr-.,' the " .report refers more par tkttfarly to' the operatiobs of the eteara drilling scow duringthe year 1872, reference to which has already been made in these columns. ' There is t usual complaint cf delay and iu sretsed cost of or5erations,'"owing to ihe lack' 'of necessary funds. It i' strange that Congress u apathetic in tha rtgard. The importance of ee cu'ring - a free channel from Lon;r To Inn A. 1 -r. . uwuuu 10 lue r-asc Hirer nas been to frequently and so forcibly urged, aud so much money has ah'tady been expended in fruitlessly endeavor ing to seeare the same, that there can be o reason for withhoMiog the means' of completing a work regarding tjie ultimate snccess of which doubt can be entertained, Delay; as Gecen,! Newton has so often pointed out. o.jly increases expenses, and besides indef tattely defers the advantages to be tie gained by both city and country. We were told during last winter that at that period a sum in the ceighbor hood of five or six hundred thousand dollars would be sufficient ror all pur poses. It seems to us that loth oar city and statj authorities should, dur ing the coming session1 of Congress, especially interest themselves in this matter, and, by the exercise ot their powerful influence, ensure the appro priation of the balance now uetded to ei&l the speedy completion of opera tions. Scientific American. ; A clergyman in olambtis, a., has put Jtojer to the test, and proved its : efficacy; " rLet Tyndal make note ot it. On a recent Sunday evening the parscn saw a young man and woman under the gallery in the; act of kissing each ! other behind a hjmn-bobk. Now what I did he do ? He did not storm about the pulpit, nor did ho call on a deacon to interfere. He preserved an nnfnffled tranquility, and, when the young man had indulged in the repetitions osculation for the fifteenth time, the parson broke off his. sermon, nd offered this fervent prayer; " O bless, and enlighten the young xakn' in the , (J)ink necktie and the maiden in the b?ue bonnet and gray shall, who are planing the sanctuary by kies&fe each 4jier in pw 68." and tie congregation said 4imtm!" The the young woman suddenly pull ed her teil down, and the young man Jnaudibly repeated the beatitudes, or something like them, no"cfoubt. At airy rate, prayer was appointed to con yey a leasea to the couple who be. i lieved in a'churchiy courtship, and it did it effectively. 7o 7. Respect for old age never had a brighter illustration than in the case of the yonng lady who always ret uses to go to the wash-tub when her mother, or grandmothcj is present 1 RliGIOJLAK EATING. Half of tho ordinary disease?, says Dr. Hall in Ins Journal of Health, would ba banished from civilized life, and dyspepsia become almost unknown, if everybody would eat but thrice a day at regular times, und not an atom bet cen tu'cuh, the intervals being not less ,than five hours, that being the timo required to digest a full meul and pass it out of the stomach. If a person eats between rncah, tho process of tho digestion of tha food already ia tho stomach is arrested, until the last which has been eaten is brought into the condition of the iormer meal; just as, if water is boiling and ice !s put in the whole ceases to boil until tho ico has been melted and brough to the boiling point, und then tho whole boih together. 13nt it ii a law of nature that all food begins to decay, after exposure to boat and moisture for a certain time. It a meal is eaten, and in two hours anntbr. tbo whole remains undigested for seven ho i lefore which time the rotttning pr0CC23 comn enco, ai,d tha it aa has kiuUiich lull of carrion the very idea of which is horribly disgusting. As, then, all the food in the stomach is in a state of fermcutive decay, it becomes unfit fuf the purposes of nutrition and for . making good pure blood. Fman wonder is it that dyspeptics have such a varitf of i symptoms and ache?, and couipFaitits in every part of the system, for there is not ODe drop of prue bluod iu the .-whole body ; hsuse, the nerves, which (ed on this impure ut;J imperfect blood, are not properly noiai- lu. .' aud, as a consequence, Lecouie djaeased. They " complain " ; they are liuogiy and like a hungry u;au are peevish, fretful, restless. We call ii nervous, ness, aud no one ever kne w a dyjir tie who was not rcstks, fretful, Cd-iy, afi .1 essentially disagreeable, fitful ai.d uncertain. j Ihe s'tcmach h nu de up of a r.tiu ! tor of mustier, uii of wl icli arc : 1-rought into requisition in tlic j roc ! of digtbtioti. llui no intit!c e;i:i j Work always. Tho Lu.-y heart is r u tate of perfect rcjt-.-e fur cn thiid of its time. The eye can work twice iu a fecond. Lut thin n-niil n,f I continued L;c miLUtcs. TU: hun-J- and feet lua-t have e."t, aral bo nith the rnU3clcs or the stomach; they can only rest when there is no work ior them to do no focd in the sriumeh to digest. Even at 5ve hours interval and eating thrice a day, thej ere kepi constantly at work from LreaLfa&t until the last rueal is dipi?sed of, usually ten o'clock at night. Uut multitudes cat heartily within an hour of bed time; thus, while ether portions of the body are at rest, the stomach h kept laboring until almost " daylight, aud made to bcin again at breakfast time. No wonder is it that tho stomach is worn outhas lest its power of action. Many girls become dyspeptio before they are out of their teens, iD consequence of being about the house and nibbling at' everything thsy lay their eyes on that is good to eat. Scientific American ' In a letter to a friend, a Springfield Young ad states that she is not iogaged, but she sets a cloud abov?. the honi son about lare as a man's hand Lightening, recently struck a tele graph pole, and ran along fho wire into the office at Ceatsville, Ind., when the operator, seated at the instrument excitedly telegraphed back : " Don'f send so fast I" A J'ensylvania clergyman has made a hit by introducing pesonals '; in his prayers. For instance; "Lord have mercy on John Shanahan, who keeps a saloon ' near"' the' old red .' . bridge. Either lay him o.i a bed of sickness or have him remove!! from this town. " Madam, why wero you nof here before V "I could not come, sir " Wera you Hot subpoenaed, madam V " Yes, sir; but I was sick.'' " What was the matter, madam V " I had a awful boil, sir." Upon your honor madam ?" " No, sir ; upon my arm' Hyberbolo kxon Sportsman wAiny snipe about hero, my man ?" Pat "Snipes, is it ? Faix, they're gen erally jostlin' 'ach other hereabouts! Tommy can't see ' why peoplf will prcsist iu calling what Shakspea; wrote his waiks, when we all know tho took ia filled with plays. - . v l 1 LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT, i SUMMITS. Justice's" Court for tho Precinct of'Daliaf Stute ot Oregon County of Polk. Henry ilugood Plaintiff Ezra Pcovil and John J Daly JiefendanU. To Ezra Scovilaud John J Daly tho above named defendant?, - . N Till- NAMI3 OF THE STATU OF Jl Oregon you aro hereby required to ippear before tho nnder.igncd a justice of tho IVace fur tiio Precinct uforcsotid . on tho 2'.Uh j;iy of November 1873 at ID o'clock in tho al'.'udfttt of said day at tho ofiiee ot said juetieo said Precinct to auoftcr the abovo named JluJitift in p. civil notion. , The Defendants will take notice that if tfi'-v faU to aiiMvor the complaint hcrcintho pUt.'1 will take jutlxuiont against them fur the sum 'f'&a coin and interest thereon ut one per cent frotnf the 20th day of Juno 1 87."i to tho timo o taking j ulguient bo.ti.le eots heroin expend d (jiveu under iuy hauil ibis Jitd.w of Oct Justisot)! Peao. ltisbprehy or-lercl that this summons be pubibhed in the Libkual Kemlicas for tx consecutive weeks This 15th day of October Jt-73. L Vr kv vo. , Oct IS fit? Justice of tho Peace. Justice's Court for tho Precinct of Dallas ctato ot Oregon Couuty of XVlk & a John J Daly va KxraSco.U Deft To Era Soovil Le above aautd DeS-til- Iu'tba naaic of tho tate of Ureg, you are hereby required to apjtehr tefore'tie uuder-. siijfc.i. a justice of the Peiieo for t, j pceinet aioresaid, on the 2'.th 'lay of Iwi-:$br ;, at ten o'eleek in tua ior eitooa '' ..4,1 ,i,.v- .. the .n;oe of auid Juatiee, in fuid ''I cinet,' t uujwer ia uuove Uiiiiica rJiiu itctivu. The defenJant will tAke notice. a u i ud kh:it if he fail toaitswer lhj cimriaiut htrtii; kbc j.Iaiut- ill" will take iu-lcmeut ttif:tiot i.;i f.,e .M bU k male leeritcii in emiiiaia! it in ca.e mo i-rocny cauuot t,e t ,au l theu Jr the ; uui of tilt coiu the value tLereyf u-utUl ilasua vs licst.iss cost tit ihkj acrimj. Vliveuuii.ivr tuy iiaud tali ICth iy tf Oct lbl.i. f Puli-ht.! l.y L. Vii.i-vaiU J Ali22i:iitrai:;)n t-t t L 4 J tv .:!t. V OIUHR OF THE OiVSTT l UT I wiil t at wh!hj 4'itu f. fiv hl'J'-ier, t-f iM".., Zit o..!. us lui (1 n I u. dny tin? 2 t !i da v 4-f ..v- u;- i , .s. T it r-,-- C-.uti U'iU4. 'ivttr tit D.iUa.s ltln f-nnirifr- f.uih .i.othiri art i.f 0. .,u . ',,,;, ,,; ,l4j M.irv 'i.i'T I hi . us tc, i! (..!. i $. ,.,, r ( f tl l-.-:ittt of rrfli ,Mi,l i, I ,! ,'..f d itua(e near il.Mj ui i n jh- r i,,.: ) t!re... ,r,t u, J,,; e-ty ,,,.( .-ia'f: ! I l'C lUMiy) at ti.3 U , ix,i J j u vu i t. .1 V J r " !vr .1 i. V,-. !f.v ,l( ,;ty Ot t 2j ? w M w a(. jH iiilctl t. ti, ...si.-u. U t Al t-r th y-r.r 172 ti u. .l,r.u- d c"al !? IU thai vf ?Jr of !;,, 'Jrl4,ju-nt Ut v. r t:tre.u hunvi foli.- iU Ujiu Uua ta: I -.naif ma I vm tt id y.-.r- ui l;i tkiiXlii utakv du rtturu tuert.,f, I have ihU duy kvie l ti'.oa iiJ will oa MO.N'DAI 1 II eTii ijav of ii:c:i;Miii:it iht.i ctewn th hours of 10 ock x. m, an. I 4 o'clock v. m on ai4 Ua., iu frnt of the Court. House dot, in lal!a, ?ai.l County tnl State to lie bigiitand hot i iilcr f t ca.ii ia Latxl m II l !ic suction the following part nd. lurr! . real eMalo t HHt.siy the taxes tiiern a LerJltr aj f.ar, an-l for port .f ami ui.on til cxccuUmi to wit. The fallowing to italil thereon for i ili! t n hu& the ' tac rel an 1 sevtntytwo th unm boirtfj retailed us the I ioj;riy oi lien iMmpixiu. AH of the loriAtiin l4nd dainj f Thrt II wif? betti i It cut ion five tg fituntcd iu.l 7 Vet tty Oregon tjr acres of l!nnnker &rul ,Ir, IfuinnkiT I claim ,N uuiU-r (71) e?ct.!y one N uivutianl ami tixtj one anI 1 In Township t South, Kane 6 '.Villikruett Merritlian Polk Co and conUiniog six buiidred iud ( land Als")allof theXorth East quart r of sccthm t fir . V. b . Wst aud Sit one turn of tl1( m orin nest quarter of Svrti a thirty in 'IvwDship eix south, Rangeft Wt.it 1 Willaiactto tuerrMiau Polk County Oregon, j Also all of tho following JoscriVd froinifos to wit beginning at p.stntao Westera boundary of Jacob Dor&n iUad claim running thcuco vest (Ut))" cirjitv Chains thence orth (10) f.,rty chains' then.-? Et 80 eighty chains thence South (101 fort chains tltbe place of JJetfinnio-j containinjr three hundred anj twenty acres lyinj; in mo tion twenty fix Township nix outh, Jlaniro eeven Wtst of the' Willametto Jterridian Polk County. Oregou. Amouut of ta tM fid wUh co(t. ' An.lthe following described fmdajthe amo being returned by ,ser ua thy property of JIarlow Jiarney. Beginning ail a poet (7.70) eeven and sevntyone hundredths cbiiino Kt and (15.5U) fifteen and fifty one hundredth chatni South of tha North East quarter of Section sixteen in Township feven S.uth Itane five west of tbo Willamette Merndian Iheneo North y.GOJ nino wn(l aix, ono faundredthi chains Thence VVt 87.501 eigty seven and fifty one hundredths chaiua Thence South ' 49.15 .forty nine and fifteen ono hondrodths chains Thence KutH7l forty Kevcn chains Thence ijouth fcirty nine and eighty five one hundredth cbuiis Thence htwt (SO nighty chains-Thcuco M,rth ISO eighty chain Thence Wefct 138.K.T thirty eighty and 81xty three one hunlredth, hain to tbo place of beginning ; containi ngl (!12 91 Y nine hundred and twelve and um i our 'one I'rotniaoi m ...II . rut p r o Dona. tion Land Estate ot John H. Kb wtf3 tho Bams having been purtha,0, Barney from 1 A. UruhaniUdwilo upoa. record of said I'nib- n . Ion and by said is appear to be more nartie,,b.r!v aZ, '17 T,u . Die biimo ofaale Amount of t.T'1 n. 'Vn,,lt;iil0 All the above hind t.j b T, 1", ademption a, thel S,. 1 80,,, s4J0ct to redeuintion as th if,.is DK "a-ihU 6th day of NoV - - t;CH, Nov8 4r,ffyfP,kCr mbcr A rgon. SALEM ADVERTISEMENTS. FROMACROSSTHERIVER. Read and b Wine I Tho UNREKSrQNED ate now"and" alwaya ready to wait ou their Customer aud sell at hu " ' lowest cas n rim.i: Their luare and Well selected vtocbot GENEHAL mCRCXIASDIS C o m 13 i s i n G UilV GUOD3 i CLOTHING, BOOTS &:SH0ES HATS &::gap3 O Vis 11 1 IIS'A: C ro c U v r v 4 XI) OTIiKR ItMU 'ICLEST.TOO NK- ; vvfUsis ii it tIiV! Il-ut, thut iuU-tui ' V) 1 f ttt i.it '.inn ra! VII iSj eveLvl)oclv I'rodncc l:iLfii lor foo!. H E R M A a tunt a Snlem, M 73,22 If. A LL KFNIH OF WOP.K, SF.TVIN V W" nailing and Ir oning, dc, dcet by M Purnet on short notice ani oi reaonablj art All order Irtt at the hou?e, outh wets p f :C lalla4 will b iuiiuA liatclv attended to V II i: A I ! A I i T 1 U V8 l AM SOW TllhOUr.U WITH THE tnnt of my work this fall, I piopoie to paint HACKS, WAGON 8, and BUG HIES at $10 50 npi-ce. Now ia the time to bring on yur obi Hacks and wagons as you wiil never get them painted cheaper. Shop on the corner, over H, Clarke sdorc. H P bHIUVEK. 1 1 L HELM KI EST OFF 3?i?actical "Watcli maker. Tims pieces of every description repaired and guaranteed for one year. Jewelry neatly repaired, work by mail promptly attended to. Guaranteed clocks and watches for ealo. ' HAIj1.AS ........................ OK KCIO In tho Circuit Court for the State of Oro gon, for the county of Polk 6 Mary E Poiodextcr Plaintiff vs Thomas E Pdndexter Defendant To the abovo named defendant : In the cane of the State of Oregon, yon are hereby reqtiirod to appear and answer tho complaint filed against .you fn Iho abovo enti tled afction, within six weeks from tho date of tho service of this summons upon you, to wit on or before the 21th day of November A. D 1S73, and if you fail bo to an s no r, for wan. thereof tho Plaitntiff will apply to tho court for tho re lisf demanded iu her complaint to wit, u- decree dissolving the marriago contract now fcxii ting betwecli you and for other and further relief in her complaint demanded and eoftiaud disbursements.'. p jblication,ordered bv Hon. B. Y.9 Bonhatn Judge, this 17th day ol Oct A. D. 173. . i Haydeti Daly, Oct 18 6ff. Attys for Tiff. SALEM ADVERTISEMENTS. WOOD PUMPS THE 11CST AND Mont Improvcil IU IB 01 PUP now,m use OR ItaisIajrlVatcr for Domestic Purposes, Or lor Ilara or Stock Every man who hashtui experience in' the ditferent wavs of raising water, knows THFE IS NO WAY OP DOING IT .SO CHEAPLY" and that there is no pump ho durable, conveu-. ient, aud fr e from imparting unhealthy ele ments to the water as the Plain W00O PUMP manufactured bv iiii: sa iivTs vimv co. FISIIEU $ HAAS GOOD NEWS, TO THE lEOia,!iOF POLIw COUNTY BREYMAN BROS. SALKM OKIIGO.V Are nw opco.ja Fine and Selected stock of Goudd coiuptiriug DP.Y GOODS OF ALL DEsCIlTIONS "LADIES CHOICE biiZ&.-i ;CiOODS LADIES FANCY GOODS f SASb kLDIE-S, MISsfEJ ICilILD Mt.NS HATS. a br, i;i;nts .at-i i;v. cLoiiu'Na of all- DESCUIPTiU.SS and Pltic'Efi" to SUIT THE TIMES, also a LA HOE and well assouted5tcck;of CAItPKLS, MATTiNUS UILCLOTH, WINTOWj BLIND? nnd CURTAINS. ALSO ""vJ HOE HIES, QEEEVWATtn if factnny thinit pertaining to House Furnil ing goods. Having bought our Stock in Sai Fr-uieisoo and New York in person we can hold Jout Superior inducements to purchasers , 1p- CALL and SEE for yourselves. , Kreyiiinu Upon. ilar 8 7:i 3ru CAP! T A Ii S A L O O A SALEM JO. BKliXAIl), rilOL JlIETOll Has justreceivcd a largc'invoico of WINE. LIQUOR AND CIGRS His brands embrace the choicest varieties. Bo sure and GIVE Hill A CALL COMMERCIAL HOT El OPERA HOUSE BL00K, SAIjE'M ORIiGUN. MRS. A.J.RIELY---PROP - rims iiou se will be kept in JL First dais order, and with attontivo, and L.ta scrvunts ' NO CHINESE COOKS EMPLOYED I am prepared furnih good ccomino dations to tho traveling public,'' and will ' uso very eadeavor to merit tho patronage of tho public FHKE COACH to the House Kcgulur . "'ti SALEM ADVERTISEMENTS. 1 lEUIEU 11 11U3 APPLY TO THn OLD ' PHCENIX OF HARTr FOKD , laecause First, It has complied lully with the Oreg tatc Law . ? Second, Its contracts in Oregon are backed, tinder a re-innuranco contract, by its own and the united aets of the Koine Ins. Co. of New York and the North Dritiah and Mercantile In. Company of Ioudon, aggregating $22,504,087 97 ofl'ering the bet security of any Fire Insurance. Company or Association in tho world. ' " Third, It can carry largo ruks, as Its poli cies are re-insured by the above mentioned Couparies, o that the P1KENIX alone can carry tho tiame line that all three companies would take eeperately. Fourth It requires- but one set of proof in case of loss; thus giving the security of three Companies without the trouble of dealing; with geperate Corporations. j On these solid merits, viz t Capacity to carry the largest risks, The amplest possible security, The simplest adjustment in case of loss, and The prompt end eouitatle payment f ail just claims, The Phaulx Insurance Company eollclts your patronage. C. A. HEED, Agent, SALEM, OKEUON. Fob 15:731? ft. G1LBE T. I C. rZA-OVAGB A . Ar. G1 IE BERT Sc CO. Dealers in IJOOTH and SIIOE, now ffer'to the public NEW GOODS tX NEW PRICES. THEIR STOCK CONSISTS OF A full line of LADIES' MISSES and CHILDREN'S EQY'S and YOUTUkS VEAR AlEnt-lecied wjth jreat'eare from'tbe best 'San Franei.io and Eastern Manufactures and'witli due vtiTireuce to the Oregon Trade. WE ALSO KEEP ON HAND A FULL ff iiupply of Lkatiikb comprising tb beit French HrnwU wbkh we oiler to the trade at reasonable liurci." We manufacture ROOTS and SIIOCS to order, of all styles Material and iVrkuiaUhhlp unsurpassed. ' Rent for the Celebrated StvGKit Sewixg MACtiiK, of which 2U.COU m.'re were Bold in !2. tha ,tny other ' machine manufact ure.!, h di ctSaa Franebco prices without frt'ijrht. and on monthly intalhu:nt to made j-aym.-rt rasy. Every machine warri!lc'i for t.ve jcars " A. A. (ilfJHIKTiVCO, Cuniucrrial tjtct, J"aleni, Oregrou' Mar.M. Iv REAL ESTATE, tiro. h. joskh Ileal EtaU) D cr J. W. rATTERSOK Rotary Public jqXES Si PATTERSON REAL ESTATE MS. Aeotiutc Loans, ITIakc Collections. NTS FOR UHION FIRE INSURAHCE CO. of San Francisco; and MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO, f New Fork. OPERA HOSUE BLOCK sai.i:i - - OHCGON. OUR RULES : We bay or sell only on coramitsian charging a per rentage for the amount which tho prop erty is sold or traded, for our , Bervices, due when tho coutract of Kale or Ijrade is made We will introduce purchasers to tho owners of tho property, and leave them free to make the best bargan tbey can, without -any interference Ob our part Wo pay all advertising expenses, depending on our commi$ron, when a sale or trado ia made Wo show all property, where within reach, or gite letters of introduction to reliable parties living near who will show it - All letters of u-OjUiry promptly and fully an swered ' ? Wc have many applications frbtnjgood, prompl paying men,who will pay 12 percent for money," and give fir.' t class personal or real cetato socuri ty,aud pay all the expenses attending making out the paper, &c. Parties having money o loan will do well to apply to us before placing it else where Wp charge tbo lenders nothing for our services ; the borrowers pay us Entire atisfac tion given regardiug the securities. Attention is called to description of property or sale 1 n the Wkkklv Statesman. ' Febl57.'Mv EOUIS KVKE STAR BAKERY i VA JILY CBOUEIUES, Cracslcer Mamilacuro Boarding at very low rates: '