' the J n ai» Sham. The inventor n >£ this word crowded a volume into four letters. Its descriptive power is boundless, for it paints, with one sweep, the subject to which it ¡supplied, with out the necessity of details to make the perfect picture. Its very sound is hissing. No one needs to know more of a shaut than that it is a sham, in order to apprehend it thoroughly and intimately. To say that a man is a sham, is to say that there is nothing o f him. He iiu* the ftiiiiilitudc, but not the sub stance of manhood. He is a shadow, and, like every shadow, he Is a bl it upon the sunlight. No shain has n right to be; vexing the woild with a form, without giving to the world a body. And yet, here and there, walking among men, are these ileshly ghosts, whom wc can sec, but cannot touch; whose words are winged lies; whoso smiles are feigned; and whose very tears are briny false hoods. The light that friction makos to shino'on the back of a black cat in a dark room, is fervid compared with the warmth of their sentiments or their friendship. Shams are usually respectable. It is of tho essence of their con tract with themselves to seem to be what they are not, and they never break tho contract. The sincere man says things ho is sorry for, does wrong acts that ho con fesses; if lie hates honestly, lie loves truly. But tho sham never slips. His lilly cannot be per fumed, nor bis gold gilded. He loves liis enemies better than he loves his friends, and his friends better than himself. If his neigh bors hint that lie has spoken un true words, ho demonstrates that his words are more true than truth; if they think be has done some thing wrong, he shows it to have been an act of self sacrificing devo tion. The sham is fearfully and wonderfully made. Tho sham is always a sham to himself. Ho knows ho is a simm, and delights in tho contemplation |rt nt identity. Tho U-j! bout him is his IMS' if. That hoTn'ifl* ,i biio whole strength duljr and exe;: ration cf his centralized and exclusivo idolatry. But recog nizing and idolizing himself, there is one thing in which he is im mensely and intensely self-de ceived. lie thinks he is deceiving others. But he is not. There was once a simple-minded king whose wicked courtiers persuaded him that they could weave a texture so fino that its threads were invisible. For many days, in sight of the monarch, they pretended to weave tlie unseen threads into a robe, which they declared to the king was most beautiful to behold. Then clothing him in this imagi nary garment, they sent him into the street naked ns ho was born. Tho sham lias a garment as invis ible as this kingly fool’s, and he is ns unconscious of its utter trans parency. The sham's respectability is itself a sham. It is not genuine. It is siruuly tho public’s outward defer ence to an outward show o f pro priety. As the show is only a show, so the deference is impatient and unwilling. Sooner or later, the sham ceases to be endured, and then the people speak their minds. S h a m s are in every vocation and profession. They a .'» o h t h o s e a and t h o land; in tho town and t h e country; e v e r y whore on tho face of the earth. But here is tho limit of their kingdom. They are not in heaven or hell, for their souls are not good enough to bo saved, noi big enough to he damned. A New York theatrical manager is trying to get a license to put on the boards the "Passion Play,” rep resenting the death of the Savior. This play was originally an annual religious ceremony. There is a wide discussion and a general oppo sition to the play. It seems sacri legious to choapcn, by a vulgar display, the sufferings which the world is wont to regard with the deepest roverence. Aside from that, it has never been regarded as within the province of truo art to make realistic the tortures of human beings. Such are rarely presented on the stage. McDonald, of Indiana, is sup posed to be the man who will rc- ceivo the Democratic nomination for the Presidency. Senator Ed monds is looked upon ns the citi zen who can just stand Mac off. It should be borno in mind, how ever, that the racers who go in the earliest usually come out the latest. The next President of tho United States probably has not himself a dream of his own high destiny. Oscar Wildo has gone. The apostlo o f the sunflower leaves America to its idolatry of ugliness and goes home to sip the dew from his native lillies. Good-bye, Oscar. LETTER FROM LEW IS COUNTY. B oisefort , W . T ., Deo. 18, ’82. E d i t o r I t e m i z e s : Thinking a few lines from this section of the coun try might not be out of place, I thought I would write you. I have lived in Oregon eo long that mv ideas are brighter when it rains hard, and r.s it is raining to-night I thought this waslhetimo. Of course no one will see thi3 but you and tho waste-basket, so hero goes. AVe left Dallas on the 21th of July for our home on tho Chehalis: arrived in Portland the samo day, taking passage next morning on the S. O. Reod for Kalama, whore wo arrived at 'J o ’clock. Kalama is thirty miles below Portland. I will omit a description of the Columbia uud its scenery, for everybody de scribe theso who travel on tiiis river, but will give you a short sketch of Kalama, for people generally be- C "over a it pa sell at rrrbat i* i' O U W t V 2 5 ? * DALLAS, OREGON, SATURDAY, DEC EM DEH 30, Oil! Salem holida follow >ende 1882. AN OPPORTUNITY ohn Mr. and family are tho Ki i of the Pacific. Miu X mil acted the fu hnlidn cinali Smith, de Lin to eng Gee ir a . P. L. William» Kin Dalla», the lat- went i Mai New Year and a will < Court will open ita Valle; Bowing. A n ja t spells us wrong. visit 1 Euinher of i’s in our Ma»«> i bur head. Mr. M a s in town on last school Jbest entirely recov- will p J l a v e r e illness. Th< .a of heathen invention Sundi , but they did noisy scr- net p _ I holiday here, the sc k wh* were on tho U. S. J; 1 Ho returned home, cupie< pd again on Tues- null, mill in Jrowley, made us Mr ^ ^ — irday. lie reports depeu Oak rGrove very inter- eturi he pi Mi« visit©« u»d 1 Miss I family have ro- Till Cal., to spend tho propo too cold, hence laden fruit, on us Thursday. musk Portland to at- study Collcge of A. P. Th. stable day sold his place condi e Germans. Tho Ho ta ut 320 acres and nary. A. STOUT. There were 31 suits for divorce at a recent term of the Court at Pen-1 dleton. The division question seems to he a mania with the Umatillaitcs. Statesman: On Christmas an en -, gine and two cars of the down freight train were wrecked. It was caused by a spreading of the rails,: and delayed the passenger train for about an hour. Damage consider able, but fortunately no one was hurt. Pendleton Tribune: The grand jury having found indictments against nearly every business man in town for violation of the Sunday law, last Monday was set for a hearing, and they were arragned. About all pleaded guilty and were fined each $10 and costs, amounting to $13 40. Standard: F. L. Bish and John W ill, on or about -the 25th of this month, open in West were drowned in the Spokane Salem, Oregon, one o f the Largest Stoeks o f Men’s, river, near Little Fall, last Saturday. Bish is the proprietor of a sawmill Youth’s and Roys’ there, and with West went out in a little boat to abjust a boom of logs, when the rapid stream forced them over the falls, twenty-five feet high, where they were drowned. Yesterday a week ago, a young man named Chappell was shot in Ooldendale, W. T., by McCully. The latter was Deputy Sheriff and Ever brought to the Willamette Valley. These goods were bought by was holding an auction sale in a us and paid for with our money, and we are going to sell them to you store. Chappell was drunk and for your money (cash at once), and at manufacturer’s prices in New boisterous, and when ordered to keep still refused. Finally he climb Yoik. We in no instance ask or receive more than the invoice price. ed upon a sack of salt in McCully’s All invoices open for inspection at the oflico to purchasers. We shall light, who pushed him off. Chap dispose of this stock within the next Thirty Days. This is your oppor- pell then rushed toward the other, who shot him in the abdomen with tuity. Do not ruiss it. pistol. His reoovery is deemed hopeless, McCully is under $3,000 Under the Opera House, Salem, Oregon. bonds. STINIT & LYONS, GOMES BUT ONCE IN A LIFE-TIME! AN D GEO. Â. SHEPPARD & CO. An Indian war has broken out in the Indian Territory. Troops of the United States have been sent into the Territory to disarm the com batants. Keredell, one of the star route de fendants, will turn State’s evidence. It will be remembered that he is the only one who was convicted at the first trial, and that the Judge set aside tho verdict. The other de fendants rejoiced nt his conviction, supposing that he was thus rendered harmless to themselves. The judge’s actioD, however, gives him another chance to get oven with those who were willing to see him sacrificed for their own safety. NEW THIS WEEK. .1 . G O O D M A N , M a in LO AN AGENTS, S t r e e t , listila ^ , l* o llt C o u n t y , O r e g o n . H a v i n o r r n c H A » !) „ I *■ of good» formerly «Ill »til 111« «HUM, Offico two doors uorth of Post Ottico. Wo have for sale about 100,000 acres of well improved land, iu farms from 100 to 3,000 acres. Stock ranches of from 100 to 1,000 acres, well located and near market. Also city property, flourin'? mills, saw mills, water powers, good locations for portuble mills, hotels, livery stables, har ness shops, blacksmith shops, wagon shops, etc., oto. Panics wishing to locate, by pre-emption or homestead, upon Govern ment land, or to purchase School or Railroad lands, will do well to call upon or address us, as wo have the plats and are thoroughly acquainted with such lauds throughout tho entire Willamette Valley and Knstcru Ore gon, nnd can show parties tho most valuable lands and desirable locations, from ICO to 10,000 acres in a body. We have also stock of all kinds for sale. For price list, send for cir cular, or come and examine our Bulletin Board. If we sell, we give an abstract and pay all expenses. Any information in our line furnished gratis. AT COST, f Just arriving, a G E N I MERI Which will bo sold Country o f Every DeKriialnn ukm u ami the highest market uric» (fcSUUall ami examine «mie chatting elec where. Also kü« b u tiD ife returned to tribe. Mil from Benicia, Cal. quite ill lately Nelli. Coop. ■ * pleasant call this Toad John Iliram Cooper, turni Goodman, and H. McC< Thur mdcnce. On of Corvallis, will 1C (jhurcli, South, Dal- came Drugs, Patent P u re Wines nudi Fur modica! purpoao». Coi hand to fid proscriptions. B allhton , Oregon, Novi G. A. SHEPPARD & CO. Debtors, FOR- M . M . E L L IS , M anager. S a l e m , December 22, 1882. F A X Portland Elsas Coving Factory and Eail Loft, " W % © ■ S T O Q M T S ie ' -DEALER IN - AND G R A IN Constantly on hand and made to order. b t r a W h i t e d e S a is is -SUCH AS- Blaek, all wool, A n n 11 res, BAGS Shaded Serges, Fancy Melanges, Also, Wagon Covers, Etc., Etc. JAMES — DRESS GODOS AND N O VELTIES, No. 125 Front Street, Portland, Oregon. FLOUR I Will still be the Emporium of tho Latest ami Best SAGS & BAGGING MATERIAL, (Successor to Coopor Rios.), j All parties hanii] counts with the urn please take notice tl not settle tho same thoy will have to i attornoy for the same. MoGREW k\ P e r r y d a l e , Nov. 17, “ ligh No. o’clo< and < it 18 i At Lodg lowii Step! Masc J. H W .; j*nd William Dough- lat work on tlij cx- C. 11. 11., came down thof holidays visiting ity. berg ______town on Satur- Coop H A i m |o*d of wild ducks, Robi dealer d a d i* s o m e p a r t ie s iu t o w n Monday at a s h o o t - f W f l l l t l t i t - trapped o n iy k « B Wagons, Flows, IP**«“ - Or nch&rd, a former resident of of II ----- AND— P j t f B r o w n sv ille , was mar* of 8 on City on the 25th isnt. to I M P kiUtteliard, of that p ace. skett Imda her« will wish him frien o f Every Il«H h r p p y , fu Fr DALLAS, OKI* fa«* few weeks there has W oo ___„ MQounty,. ¡'m o r e t h a n th e fami F A R IN G A NY DESIRED ARTICLEFUI BkSiannp n.<rad p e o p le . The , un short notice and at the \ f v. W h i t e s l>cp..t <>ii .Mam Street, in I,nil,' 8<H M t l f ^ 0t H H p'rocuian Sm ith by A. Brown on a wagon shop. H _______ . _ tho 31st., at 11 A. M. Cordially inyitod. says "December's is nearly realized BBioely been a crust of T f c t it did rain for wi , ji ¡u it r <1 year». plight, wo are svivi M a TJ h Ad celel vers 1 v;v ■ v, ~xr p*~. D u n e » to jtipipft iL,- m h M ile RLagonals and Brocaded Suitings, soo a Salem, a Corvallis, or, at least, !*akon at the A . ¡i. Sh eriffs Saie. JOHN McDOWELL, _ ___Fine. A number two a Dallas, but instead, it is not a Has permanently located in Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT McCoy, Pixie, and near grau Cloakings, Lank?,’ Cloths, Waterproofs, first-class Perrydale. It, has a hotel, of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for ihih itrfT Office at Hyde’s drug store.W(| from littler places, were the County of l’olk, upon a decree and judgment ren -À N D - ticket office, and a saloon, all under old dered in said Court on the 5th day of December, 1882, in favor of L. Senders and against W. H. James ami ed l Ladies’ Cloaks and Dolmans, one roof, a warehouse or wharf NOTI ICIor year« a jracticin« physi- of I Julia James, for the sum of 81,018.75, and the further where the boats land and the cars sum of $30.35 costs and disbursements, to me direct t h&s removed to Prinoville, on 1 DALLAS, OREGON. ed, against certain mortgaged real property, I have load. It has one little singlo-bar- U i» tho ¡wnctiee of boa! levied upon and shall oiler for sale to the highest bid INDEPENDENCE, OREGON. A ll colors o f Cashmeres. roled store. It looks like a town der, on YiiTicH is ii e r e i i y oiveivi He cam , lo líull.w ¡ at- boal Ls Brown, of Folk County, Or- visit to P rU lO V ille, a lia re- ARTIES DESIRING TO BUY OR SELL REAL Tiiestlay, January 16. 1SSS, that God hnd forgotten, but the peo Rrai PURCHASED THIS WELL-KNOWN At 1 o’clock a. m. of said day, at the front door of P Estate will do well to consult me. Office two s . ' m ' o H la t t e r p la c * o n Wednesday ated ple have not forgotten God, for, on 1^1 _ AVINO establishment, I propos« to conduct it in first the Court House at Dallas, Polk County, Oregon,* he doors west of Jap. R. Miller’s drug store. Uni 7 W", Willamette Meridian, undimaiiently. the bluff near by, wo saw a very re class shape. Always in readiness, following-described real property, to-w it: Beginning H at a stake 2(5 and 80-100 chains oast from the south f Ton, Ford a: 1 the Mager- N O VELTIES! N O VELTIES! N O VELTIES! spectable looking church. It was west corner of the Donation Claim of Aaron Chamber- of California, Oregon, N e v a .v td 65 hea« of h o g s , w h ic h boa' standing there like a sentinel to G O O J > T E A M S , I lain, situated, lying and being in Township 9, south of 1 Territory.’ [ t o P o r tla n d . Tom Rich- rive Range f. west, in Polk County, Oregon; running thence warn tho inhabitants to flee from tho AT LOW RATES. All adverse claims to said tr.v£», M W k d l o v l.nri h n rpd f>3 tor) north five chains; thence east 21 and 45-100 chains; United States land lull«* at ..;J w iiy W h it ie y i.u t c h c r t a u o buil thence south five chains; thence west 21 and 45-100 wrath to come. I suppose that P a r t i c u l a r A t t e n t i o n P a i d lore the expiration of sixty ilaynsday. T h e y W ill cure th e chains, to the place of beginning; containing ten acres sv b I (liven under my hand tiiis lilla means when tho Columbia comes up, realize n of land, more or less; together with the Alden fruit n ie n t S t o c k . 1882. L. T . eut for it gets lip to their expectations, Accommodation of Commercial Travelers a Spe and vegetable preserving factory situated on the above plow. λ described premises; together with the tenements he inst A. J. GOODMAN. some times. But while I was look cialty. Give mo a call. reditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging w ife Administrator s «H ey and W ife took the and or in anywise appertaining, to satisfy said judgment, ing for tho town, the cars rolled up I ndbfbndsncb , Dcceinhor 30, 1882. __ _ id father t o East Portland sch costs and accruing costs. Terms of sale—U. S. gold to tho depot and a big fat conductor coin, cash in hand. H. HOLMAN, V O T IC E IS IIEREIIY (¡IVES T i , wh,er« •** w l. " r * In'Un to Sheriff of Polk Co., Ogn. S h e r iff’ s S a le . ^ concern, thatat the *lfho l iv e » t h e r e , E ven’s a n d B o y s ’ C lo th in g , Mu (got up on the Dave Burns stylo) D allas , December 15, 1832. nf t:,0 County Court (if the not s e t u p f ora lie bawled out “ all aboard,” and we ß Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT of Oregon. I was appointed liv e*™ . * . ^ _ r, n tor „1 the H .ute of Joann» l r u f i « M M t « O j e m o n t h s ago, He __ the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for W ILL B U Y - bade farewell to Kalama and started the County of Polk, upon a decree and judgment the tv. deceased. All persons * f i p W « ll, a n d a f t e r b e S h e r i f f ’s S a l e . for Chehalis, fifty miles further on rendered in said Court on tho 11th day of December, STAPLE DOMESTICS, CROCE KIES, HAR D W AR E, .»¡.I estate «re required to P « « y 3 i y * i o o r n e v in t h e c a r » , lies 1882, in f»v«r of E. Bedwcll and against J. M. Boyle, duly verified, within six moiith»fi3r“ 1 r> Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT toward tho Sound. W. J. Boyle and Josephine P. Boyle, foi the sum of all persons indebted thereto are:*0 IH* IDUCD tirori. K o s w e ll nni B v of the Honorable Circuit Court of the State of Chehalis City is a very livoly little #1,966.00, and the further sum of $195.00 attorneys’ Oregon, immediate payment. , r e t n n i e d C h v is tn ia s d a y . col for the County of Polk, on the 20th day of fees, and the furthor sum of #60.16, costs and dis WILLIAM SAROEAf h e r f a t h e r « gen place; it is located in a good farm bursements, and to me directed, against certain December, 1882, on a decree of foreclosure of a mort D alt * m-TL»», Attorneys trOOW h e r t a t lie r S B O O T S ^ . i s r x 3 > S H O E S . on real property, 1 have levied upon, and gage lien in favor of L. Senders, plaintiff, ami against Dated November 10, 1S82. i, ing country, and is tho county scat mortgaged W. I). Cole and Rosanna Colo, his wife, defendants, for will otfer for sale, to the highest bidder, on for tho sum of $4,233.33, with accruing interest of Lewis County. Thero is a large Ion. i» t Tuesday. January 30th, 138.1, thereon at the rate of ten per cent, per annum from steam grist mill almost completed, At 1 o’clock p. m. of said day, in front of the Court December 5th, 1882, and the further sum of $250.00 JASPER H. C m edT . Mthority that the attorneys’ fee, and $24.20 costs. 1 have levied upon, House door, at Dallas, Polk County, Oregon, the fol and the Nowaukum Saw-mill Com lowing described real property, to-wit: All the undi and will sell at public auction, on •chbenH H ^independence, ing fapen a broker’s his pany that was burned out last Fall, vided interest of the said J. M. Boyle and W. J. Boyle Tlmrsiluy, the Sfitli Way of January, 1383, (aucccBJWon ro mom at of the shall continuo to import Sailer, in and to the west hah of the Donation Land Claim does this for Vii are building* a large paw-mill here. of J. M. Boyle and wife, Not. No. 1,948, claim No. 55, At 1 o’clock p. m., at the Court House door in said Polk County, for cash in hand at the time of sale, all customers of tat Lewin Sc (Jo.’s The railroad company also are mak situated in Polk County, and State of Oregon; and of the right, title and Interest of the said W. D. Colo all the right, title, interest and dower of the iinber, and of hai and Rosanna Colo in the hereinafter described prem ing oxtensivo improvements hero. also said Josephine P. Boylo in and to the »aid undivided wishing to chi ises, to-wit: Beginning at a stake 2(5 80-100 chains east It is talked here, among the know half of the said J. M. Boyle and W. J. Boyle in and from f ín e Pi the southwest corner of the Donation I.aiid PHILADELPHIA BOOTS & SHOES, Inoy from him fro to the Slid west half of tho said land claim, together wh ing ones, that this is the place where with the tenements ami appurtenances thereunto Claim of Aaron Chamberlin, in Polk County, Oregon, thus save loss th< expense« I north 115 23-100 chains, thence east 41 61-100 tho western end of tho N. P. It. It. belonging, to satisfy said judgmont, uosts and aceru thence chains, thence south 22 21-100 chains, thence west 16 be loaned on Money « oney _ Tei will tap the Sound, if it has any n|c ’•nus of Sal«—United States Gold Coin, cash in 10-100 chains, thence south 4 degrees, west 15 50-100 jtes and paper tio : :> U H w 'S j chains, thence south 10 degrees, west 1350-100 chains, hand. II HOLMAN, This is an Wl Sound end to it. thence south 67 8-100 chains, thence west 21 45-100 t at h ir Sheriff of Polk County, Oregon. chains, to the place of beginning, containing 299 i needed in a t Hero we leave the railroad and D allas , December 27,1882. at ha* 51-100 acres, more or Ions, situated in PolK County can fill the ioi ,,» d Oregon, save and except a tract of ten acres sold to start on the home-stretch, a distance ¡ osier's Genuine Kid Laced Gloves. D r u g s , W. Jo, • Executor's Notice. arnes and sixty-seven acres sold to Daniel Baugh tTing been in an G U j O V B S u “ Joe. of twentv-two miles, behind a good man from the above described tract, to satisfy said ( patented j v w u 13T1I, 1878.) for ten years, team and a careful driver. We \JOTIOR IS HEREBY GIVEN TO WHO IIOM IT MAY judgment and costs and accruing costs. lown and pos- lift C h e m ic a l^ H. HOLMAN, concern, that I have - been I -------- appointed -----ed Executor of travel up tho Boisofort (pronounced tho Sheriff of Polk County, Oregon. (.hr last Inst will will and unit testament (ratmurnt of i\t Ellen I'll,«.. Scott, U.u. h is at once ed late of Bovfnw) Valley. Harvesting had Polk County, deceased. All persons having claims D allas , December 22, 1882. jf a successful liv the there against arc required to present them to me, e understand, lo^ just begun and tho crops looked duly verified, at the office of Daly A Butler, at Dallas, lied to his on well. They raise more wheat here, within six months, and all persons indebted to said Sheriff's Sale. kini are requested to make immediate payment to iake the new per aero, tliau they tlo lip in Oregon, estate me. WILLIAM M. LYLK, Executor. Y >Y VTHTT'F OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT S t a t i c public ience and ac- D aly A Bi n-»«, Attorney». but Oregon can bang it for wild oats, Dated l ) of tho Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for December 22, 1882. the Countv of Polk, on the 19th day of December, although they grow hero to some ex JAP. R. M ILLER, Dallas. 1882, on a decree of foreclosure of a mortgage lien in Fi tent. We saw some ns wo passed favor of T. Q. Richmond, plaintiff, and against O. C. Final Settlement. Beck and M. R. Iloek, his wife, defendants, tor the [ie Christmas an along. They raised up their heads, sum of #200.00, with interest thereon at the rate of ¿on, , „ bloomed v * vj us if in recognition, and winked at In the matter of the Estate of Samuel S. Rundlott, one per cent, per month from the 9th day of January, Mill Street, i W and beautvfc<~jr deceased.—A. Gosuer. Administrator. » 1878, together with $50.00 attorney fee, and costs ami Sheriff's Sale. us through tho fence, as much ns to Holmi a flfd _ o t i c e is h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t i h a v e disbursements taxed at $30.80, I have levied upon, presented for settlement and filed in the County and will sell at public auction, on say: “ We know you, old fellow; you | Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT -Wkr, th« j ~ of Polk County, State of Oregon, my final ac | Thu rad ny, January I .‘iSB, R of ih« Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for are the chap that wont through on Court „ ¡Vfr Bf-rry count of the administration of said Estate, and that At 1 o’ciock p. m., at the Court House door, in said Polk County, on the 13th dav of December, 1882, in Tuesday, the 3d «lay of February. 1888, has l>ecn set i pòli, us, up in Oregon." This sent me *«»r hanpy younp: y. T * n * . ** ! roll. l„r .■» h In tinnii at th . tln.e of « I . , all favor of George A. Sheppard and agaimtt K. L. De- th« hearini------1 oM I-------- . -• yf -■ * ^ • X „ T i l T T „ “ ,IH U T ; ', 1' ** Ult ,lK! rt* h‘ - “ «’• *"■' In t«w t nt th« » 1.1 o . c . n«ck an.t Lashmutt an«l Hathaway Yocuni, upon a judgment [heir rich and yy back, livo yenrs ago, when I begun usual place T of A hotllnif M E E llS C H A -alii ( imrt. at ahl.h time «»1 M H. Iteek In the hereinafter hereinafter described .1,-. rtbo.1 » premise«, m i n , to- to- rendered in said Court on the Uth dav of December, person interested in mid matter may appear ! wit ' Lot No. three (3), in Block No. six (6), in the 1882, for th« sum of «10,855.15, damages and costs; irriment and i fu to mnko my fortune by renting on and offer V objections, J C. HUGHES. T. n . GUY if any thero he, to said account. town of Dallas, as the same appears upon the maps and at the rendition of said judgment it was ordered,’ SETTLE U P ! Inny gift« wer« i Salt Creek, and it was Salt Creek. A. GESNKR, Administrator. and plats of the said town, and of record ' tn th« adjudged and decreed by the Court to be a lien upon t up in band j arrkn T ruitt , Attorney for Estate. County Clerk’«» office of said County and State, and thef following described real property, from ami after It was Salt Creek all round, a regu W Dated I let'em ber 22, 1882. ctively to Mr. ,, H U G H E S & GU Y, the buildings erected thereon and the appurtenances the MM day of June. A. I).. 1882, V»-wit: “ All the lar “ salt crock” business. I event Owing to lung disease, I find it to said lot and buildings belonging, or in anywise ap interest of the «lefendant, Hathr.wav Yocum in and to Lorelady. v pertaining, to satisfy mid Judgment and costs and ac the Donation Land (Haim of W. H. 'U 'Cune an.l wife, N O T I C E » * ! ually got well salted, and left the Sheriff's Sale. cruing cosU. 11. HOLMAN, Notification No. 1891, situated in Township No. 6, S. necessary to abandon the practice of Manufacturers of ra t. IL placo, as renters hnd dono before. Sheriff of Polk County, Oregon. R 6, West of the Willamette Meridian.’* Therefore, , y v ir t u e o f a n e x e c u t io n is s u e d o u t by virtue of mid execution, ami in pursuance of said medicine in this climnte, nnd wish D allam , December 22, 1882. l a n d grow fat if And here my heart wont out to the i of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for judgment and decree, I will sell at public auction, at All persons k n ow iegi» County, on the V **» day of IV a -ember, 1882, on « legion« who, | poor renters of Oregon, until the | a Polk the front door of the Court House, in Dallas, Polk to settle my books with that view. decree of f..reclomt f a mortgage lien in favor of County, Oregon, on , suffer con- -, indebted to the undersi^ sympathetic tenrs rolled down m y! E. Y. Hallock, plaint el against Michael Zeigler Persons owing me will please settle Notice of Proof. irpidity of the 1 g defendant, for the sui of * * 18.00, ami lawful interest T n f » d a j , J a n u a r y 1 6 , IHH.T, weather-beaten face and dropped off thereon at once and save costs. quested to make settlen from the 4th *i.iy of December, 1882. together J l i i l Street, Balias, Oregon. »our «tom- „ i, At 1 o’clock p. m. of mid day, all the rieht, title an«l ! L and Orne», Osano* C ity , O r m o » , \ my sunburnt nose. But the scene with eo«t* and disburse..icnts taxed at «18.65, I have interest tint the defendant, Hathaway Yocum, had ; i n o il December 6, 1882. I ately. All accounts: to laugh only j levied upon, and will soil at public action, on T. F. SMITH, M. D. in and to the above described real estate on the mid 1 lins changed, for hero we are at VO TÎC F It HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FOI, dnwi of 8yrup i d T k « r f t « a j , Ja n tta ry t M b , IMM, 2.M day of June, 1S82, to satisfy mid judgment of thirty days from I n d e p e n d e n c e , N o v . 24, 1882. ^ loa tug named settler has filed notice of his in- «10,136.00, W E USF. NONE BUT THE ÜEST OF MATERIAL home— a home of our own. We At 1 o’clock n m., at the Court House door, in mid tention with interest at tho rate of 8 per cent, per < or tale by J«p. to make final proof in support of his claim, V »*»d guarantee satisfaction to all who favor us o f fl annum from the 12th «lay «> f December, 1882, and the are monarcha of all wo survey. We Polk County. or «-ash in hand at the time of sale, all and that mid proof will be made l»efore the County further sum of «719.15 costs, and accruing costs. w .th their patronage. We keep on hand a good sup- i placed in the hands the right, tltb and Intercet <»f said Michael Zeigler tn of Phlk County, at Dallas. Oregon, on Tuesday, ply of Ready Mtule Work. Give ns a call. Teems of sale Cash tn hand. are well pleased with the country, the hereinaftei-described premises, to-wit: Lot No. Clerk for collection. H. W| January 16, 1883, vis.: John M Davie, H .mestead ■ i » 2 . n «. , HUGHES 4 GUY. H HOLMAN in Block No. 8, of Levens’ La Creole Homestead Entry No. 3229, for the 8. I «J 8. E. 8. E. \ of S. D allas , February 2, 1882. of which I will ray more in my 6, Addition Sheriff of Polk County, Oregon. I .Iannary next, ^ D a l l a s , November 1 to th« town of Italia*, and the building W. and Lot« 1 and ft. Section 36. T. 8 8.. R. « W D allas , December 1ft, 1882. erected thereon, ami the appurtenances to mid let and next. A. . , He names the following witnesses to prove his eon- »ill have *n op- L IV E R Y , SALE Physician, Surgeon. B REAL ESTATE AGENT, FEED S T A B L E , Cents LADIES’ AND GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, K E N D A L L 'S Giant Seam Boots, C00D8 PRIME AND PRICES BEDROCK! Druggist UÍ if| Perfumfl„. JOS. D. L N is now pending in the jf t!:o United Co i of which will States, lie di San Mateo County affect O L‘gon brought suit to ro ver taxes allcg- rom tho : n thorn Pacific Hail road Tilis CO- poration resisted tho suit i m Iho gro md that no de- duction < >f tin inde btedness of rail- ilio A■ed hy the California this law 1i alleged to l>e to t he fot rteenth amend- h ' Pederal Constitution. ohio fs A '>tate from deny- moa vithin its juris- j io enual p rotection of the building belonging or in anywise anywise appertaining, ap| to tinuoue residence upon, and cultivation of, sakl land, satisfy said judgment and costs ami u rn u n c (*a*«*j*a • *. Vanhorn^R. Burlington, J. W. Bones and 8. lie U , s . c irctiit Court in H. HOLMAN, Tba publishers of the Northwest M. Edee. all “ of " Klkhem, Pcik County, Oregon. Shsriff of Polk Countv, Oregon. L. T RARVlf. Register % dec ¡lied in favor of the New* have taken a State copyright1 D allas , December 22, 1882. from wi.i ch decision the on the name of their paper, on ^ ■ I H 2 0 .0 0 0 ! ioaruing that no copyright had been W. H. IIOL1CN. >pca taken on any name similar to it. ONEY TO LOAN ON LONO OR SHORT TIME, in large or «mall amounts, on ap|>ro» wl eecu- The New Northwest is not copy ATTORNEY a n d COUNSELOR AT-LAV» j M°t K t . i Inquire of H HIR9CHBERG. Salem, Oregon. righted. Imlojwudencc, Ogn. ( A t the W hite Brick, Main St., Dallas. Cigars, Tobacc* B BOOTS & SHOES, D R E S S -M A K IX G Î j M ill R t r r r l , D a lla s . I Watches, Clacka and Sewlaf Karhinr« AH i ’ ro',U ^ . * s e 0« 0 _ « r « « „ I I t* r a m M i ,„<1 „ t ir fJct...n » guaran gWM1 Rooms at Mn My era millinery store. D au . au , NuT«Bh«r SS, ISSS. ALT* * A T L0*- r a o , o s s to r iv i t s a m . f ^ n . A v '^ y . ^LTs^Sl1 * à* p TJ r * 9 enowned Arctic i Schwatk», de- J bn the «ubject of y he lecture will be j exact day w ill, ONE TO TEN T I K I M I M I ROLL IC S . t ™ «: rr.»s, « u t TRUITT & JOHNS. A o j o « 24. 188i .T ' “ I 1u3k.I2i!l23SaL, TO prepared THE *riD,IS M O NEY T O LOAN ! d vicinity that I , am to do or , Cattlnr. Fittine and Drpsa-Xakiii? We have money to loan on approved Roal Estât »ecurity, in sums from WATCHMAKER & JEWELER, Z. T. V AU G H N . For Prlro. in.I T.m .., « M " « n w. pBEîrnce a ta .1 fiber 25, 1882, to ' aen, weighty