A II(1 !>LH\ H.IMSOXt
And he not only lost his coat, but I
piece.
In the opposite breast­
PROFESSIONAL CARDS. ETC
pocket were gray kid glove, and a his place, for ho knew very well ;
card with the name, “ Janies Agard, when he left the farm house, that | In the Troy Times recently np- :
AY, MARCH 17,1883.
W. CAPPS, H. I>.
Jr," He looked at the letter again; Mr. Smith, who wan a hard and j)« ared nil article giving a short
M cC o y ,
< 'm i n t . 'c .
on one corner was printed; “ Return mean man, would never take hack a history o f the life and doings of
Homoeopathic Physician and Surgeon.
to Jamos Agard & Co., Deerford, boy who rau way the first night of j
THE WRONG COAT.
Abner Mclratli, o f Euclid, O h io,!
C onn .,if not delivered in ten days.” his service, especially if he knew it
r a i l , day or a l x U| p rom p tly a lt. iidrd
Jock was not u dull boy, and it was to return a good coat with mon­ and in that article he was ropre- ;
Fire!”
8YM PTO M 8 CP A
V
V ■
sented as the strongest man in ;
l>RI.'o on .Mill «rent, oi.|K,lilo Print!.,, uHi,
i
Jack Parry rubbed bis eyes, as dashed across him at once that this ey in the pocket.
Dallas March ¿jid, 18ÜJ.
Still he felt that Hu father and America, while living, with the ex- j L oss o f A p p etite, B ow el* costiv e. P ain in
ho sprang out of his cot-bed in the coat had been put into the box by
loft, apd iustinctively hurried on his mistake; it must have belonged to mother would have thought it was ceptiun of that famous strong man > th e H ead, w ith a d ull sensation iu the
book part, P a m u n d e r the S hould er
trousers.
His father’s head rose James Agard, Jr. He looked agaiu dishonest to keep it, and with tlie ! of Northern New York, Joseph
blade, fullness nftor eutinsr, w itn a disin­
J . N . S M I T H , M . D .,
clination t o e x e r tio n c f b o d y c r xr.ind,
above the ladder, just as he shullled at the handkerchief, and found thut courage of a resoluto boy, he felt ('a!!. The greatest feat of strength
Irrita bility o f tem p er, L o w spirits, with
sure
he
could
find
work
iu
Dayton
a feeling o f having n e g le cte d som e duty,
on his shoes, shouting: “ Hurry up, name on the corner.
claimed for Mclratu was the lift­
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
W eariness, D izziness, F lu tte rin g at the
I tell ye! woods afire! Cornin’ this
What should he do? The coat had But he did not. There were plenty j ing of an it on shaft which weighed
Heart, D ots b efore th o ey e «, Y a llo w Skin,
DALLAS. OREGON.
H eadache gen erally o v e r the right eve,
beengiven to him—why not ireep it? of boy» and men, too, already ask 7<K) pounds, and it is also stated
way quicker’n sent!”
Keop constantly on baud a full assoitm silt of
. . . fitful
------- d * ream s, ^
ghly
Hestie33ness, w ith
higl
O ^ ^ N R . U . H ’H.KkT, NORTH OP COURT
jack scrambled down the ladder He sat down on his bed to thiuk. iiig for work, and nobody knew h im ,! that he lifted it by grasping it with
co lo re d U rine, an d
without stopping for hi« jacket. He His short end of tallow candle ha 1 nor had he any recommendations. 1
C O N S T IP A T IO N .
his hands, which it is claimed,
knew what that news meant—he had gone out, hut tho late-risen moon For several nights he slept iu an
DR. W . H . RUBELL,
TT’ TT’S P IL L S a re e sp e cia lly a d a p te d to
such cases, on e d ose effects such a ch an ge
hdard about forest tires before. His poured a Hood of mellow light empty freight-car near the railway j would be equal to lifting twice that
o f fe e lin g as to eston lah th e sufferer.
father had always thought that the through bis window and seemed to station, doing a little porter’s work ' wright in harness, it would he
They i n c r e a s e t h e A p p e t it e , and cause the
Furnishing Goods, Dress Goods, Etc., Etc.
body to T e k e o n F lea li, thus the system is
to pay for this shelter; then he did useless to deny the fact that Abner
creek which ran in front of their look him in the face.
u o itrlc h c «}. ind By their T o n i c A c t i o n on the
DALLAS, OREGON .
D
ig
e
s
t
iv
e
tin«*
R
e
g
u
la
r
S
t
o
o
l
s
are
pro­
McJrath
was
a
mighty
man.
But
some
things
about
the
tavern
stable,
house would guard them, but now
F IS T IO T O B A C C O S
duced. Price -> cents, fc.3 M u r r a y fit., N Y .
Just three days after the great for his hoard, sleeping in the shed, I propose to give a short sketch of
the air wns dark w ith smoko, and he
4 Id. WORK DONE IN FIRST-CLASS STYLE
-i» Office one door north of J. D. Lee’s White Brick
could hear the roar and crash of tbo fires, certain prompt young people or on the hay-mow; nnd once inn the life of a man who was hut lit­
A n d W in e s a n d L iq u o r s f o r M e d ic in a l P u r p o s e s .
forest falling before its mighty foe, in a New England church congrega- while he caught himself wishing lie | tle known «lutside of the village of
N. L. B l’TLEB.
JOHN J. DALY.
G ray H a ir or W hxskkrs changed to a G 1 - ossy
while Bharj) gusts of windswept ash­ tion came togethe. in the parlors of had that forty ilollnrs to get buck to Granville Cornel's, in Washington
B lack by a single application or tnis D y k . It im­
IN C O U P O H A T E I )
ITN
l S f l l.
parts a natural color, acts Instantaneously. Hold
es fur and wide over the grain fields that church to receive and pack Connecticut, where ho had distant county, where ho was born and
D A LY & BUTLER,
by Druggists, or sent by express on receipt of (1.
of the farm. But the lire was still clothing for the burut-out sufferers; relatives. But the quick thought
OFFICE, 35 MI RRA Y ST., NEW Y O R K .
■spent the most of a long life, it is
iir. T erra xakcal of v .I rsm «. isfamatim .n«i\
or. the other side of that slow, nar­ and gnvc them work for both bend “ Whut would Mother say?' repress­
A
t
t o r n e y s - n t - 'L a w ,
Ikcful KsecIpU will b. mailed HIKE on application.#
known of him and can be pioveil,
row stream; could it, would it keep and hands. Into this busy crowd ed the wish nt once.
IU
. PROMPTLY VPTENII T o ALL LEGAL
he has performed feats of
bust neu entrusted to them. Office on Mill
the enemy from their house and one day hurried a slight, active
At last he found steady work on a t'
I Street, opposite Court House. Dallas.
N
E
R
V
O
U
S
D
E
B
I
L
I
T
Y
.
young
man,
dressed
in
a
gray
busi­
strength
unsurpassed
by
any
man
barns?
farm out of town, with small wages. |
But he had a bed and a loft to him- | that has live<l ih ancient or modern
It would not do to run the risk. ness suit.
A SURE CURE GUARANTEED.
E. J. D A W N S ,
Hallo!”
he
rallod
out
cheerily.
Jack, at a word, woDtoff to harness
self, and his chief work was to drive times, except of course the Biblical
“
I've
come
to
help
the
old-clo’
box­
11. E. C. WESTS NERVE ANll BRAIN TREAT
the horses, and put them to the big
a team into Dayton and hack pro­ Samson. Ilia name is, or was,
A
T
T
O
RN E Y - A T - L A W
a specific for Hysteria, Dizziness, Convul­
Give me work at once, duce, or to fetch lumber, coal, and Steam Carpenter; his occupation sions, incut,
Nervous Headache, Mental Depression, Loss «if
wagon, while his father helped his es along.
Memory,
Hpennatorhoea,
lmpotency,
Involuntary
a n d W ota ry P u b l ic .
mother to gather a few wraps and Mrs. Brooks—anything hut sew­ feed for his employer and the neigh­ was that of a farmer. Being nat- emissions, premature old age, caused by over-exertion,
_____ bors.
self-abuse or over-indulgence, which leads to misery,
valuables together, and dress the ing-’’
PECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN T o
COL
urally
of
a
very
quiet,peaceful,
dis­
decay and death. One box will cure recent eases.
and loaning money. Always nreiutied
Mrs. Brooks laughed.
000.00 j to 1 .an lectin;,'
frightened, screaming baby.
One day, about a month after lie position, and a member of the so­ Each box contains one month's treatment; one dollar CAPITAL, Paid up in U. S. («old Coin, : S300, 1
from *100 to $2,MX) on personal \.r r.-ul ett
“ Can you pack a barrel, Mr. went to this place, as ho was driving
a box, or six boxes for live dollars; sent by mail pre­
I tate security. Office in Uriswold’s building, opi.oslU
When tlie Buriys moved to Mi­
ciety of Friends, he never did any­ paid on receipt of price. We guarantee six boxes to COIN ASSETS, December 31, 1SS0,
:
«42,841.00 the hunk, .Salem Oregon.
chigan, Grandpa Dibble, who al­ Agard?
a load of coal past tho express office,
cure any case. With each order received by us for
"Y es’ indeed; just pile oil the walking his horses, for the load was thing for display to attract atten­ aix boxes, accompanied with live dollars, we will send
ways cbjeeted to everything, said to
purchaser our written guarantee to return tlie
things,” nnd he went to work with heavy and the mud deep, the clerk tion, but the feats of strength that the
:
:
:
:
340,041.00
money if tho treatment does not effect a cure. Guar­ Income for 1880,
bis son-in-law:
J. H . T O W N SE N D ,
“ But how’ll ye edicate the chil­ an ulacrity that showed he knew saw him, nnd, running to tho door, he performed were done more to sat­ antees issued only by
WOOl»AIII), CLARKK A CO.,
Losses,
paid
since
organization,
:
1.035,202.84
how to do his work. This energetic called out:
isfy himself and see how much he
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Portland, Oregon.
A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A V /,
dren, John?”
Orders by mail at regular prices.
ap8-ly
“ I don’t know. Father,” said John little mau packed more than one
“ Say, young fellow! D’yo.i know- could lift than anything else. All
DALLAS, OREGON.
Reinsurance
Reserve,
:
:
:
174,1)89.00
Parry. “ ’Sary’ll teach tin m to reud barrel before night, and, in order to anybody of the name of Jack Parry?” j his lifting was done by main
work
better,
threw
his
cout
aside,
as
FFICE
ON MILL STRKKT, OPPOSITE TIFK
nu’ write, pro’bly, and I’ll insure
“ I guess so,” said Jack, with a strength, without harness of any
Losses Paid in Oregon,
:
:
:
200,000.00
Court House. Collections inode a specialty.
they’ll learn to mind an’ be honest. the rooms were warm. When even­ smile; “ that’s my name. What’s to kin«!. One of his greatest feats
I take it that these two things will ing came, he drew himself up with a pay?”
E. U. SKIP WORTH,
was lifting a box filled with iron
have to underlay any edicniion thnt’H laugh, exclaiming:
“ Nothin'--it's prepaid. I had a which weighed 1,900 pounds, which
“
There!”
I
can
‘go
West,
young
T h is le a d in g a n d p o p u la r c o m p a n y o lfe rs s u p e r io r * T T O f t N E Y --A T — L A W ,
good for shucks; wo must risk tho
faint reklektion that a fellow about
man,’ and earn my living as a pork your size left a packago here n while is equal to lifting 3.H00 pounds in
rest.”
S
M
— ANll—
a d v a n ta g e s to th o se d e s ir in g r e lia b le i n d e m n it y a g a in s t
in
harness.
He
lifted
it
with
case
Obedience mid honesty Jack had packer, if you’ll only recommend me ago directed to James Agard.
I
B y b u y in g at d e a le rs’ p r ic e s . W e w ill
.Votary
I'tiM ic.
loss a n d d a m a g e b y fire , b e in g s o lid i n assets, c o n s e r v a ­
in d eed been thoroughly taught. He | Mrs. Brooks,
wasn’t real suro't was you, for you with his hands grasping a rope or
se ll y o u a n y a rticle for fa m ily o r p er­
That
I
will,”
said
she,
“
and
chain
which
was
hound
around
the
s
o
n
a
l
u
se,
in
a
n
y
q
u
a
n
tity
at
W
h
o
le
s
a
le
Albany,
:
:
:
Oregon,
h o d never harnessed
tho horses
aren’t rigged out so fancy as you wns.
tiv e in m a n a g e m e n t, m o d e r a te in r a te s a n d p r o m p t a n d
P rice .
W h a te v e r y o u w a n t, s e n d for
alonebeforo, but at. his father's or­ others, too. ■ We have sent off ten What have you done with that red box to s«‘cure it. He did not know
o u r c a ta lo g u e (fr e e ) an d y o u w ill find
W
ill
practice
in
all
the
Court*
in
the State.
lib
e
r
a
l
in
tlie
a
d
ju
s
tm
e
n
t
a
n
d
p
a
y
m
e
n
t
o
f
losses.
barrels
siuco
you
came
iu,
Mr.
the weight of the box of iron at the
der ho went to work manfully, and
jacket, sonuey? Haw! haw! haw I”
1 All business intrusted to him promptly atteml-
it there. W e ca rry in s to c k the la rgest
was already when the others came ; Agard; we had to hurry, for the
Juck colored; he had on an old time, and was aftei wards heard to
I eel to.
va riety o f g o o d s in the U n ite d S ta te s.
freight train left nt four o'clock.”
I Office in O ’T ooles Block, Broad- Albiu street.
overcoat of the farmer's, hut the red say that ha«l lie known that it
to the door.
MONTGOMERY W A R D & C O .
3-23-mil
Just then hetureil to look for his sack was under it, for ha had no
W f S O . O O O . O O deposited iu Oregon for tho further security of
“ Oh, Juck? no coat on?" suid tlie
weighed so near a ton ho would
S
27
&
329
Wabash
Avenue,
Chicago
coat. It was not where ho left it. other coat.
Policy
Holders
iu
Oregon,
Washington
and
Idaho.
delicate, trembling little mother.
(J ko . W . B elt ,
have put on the other hundred
M . L . P ip es ,
“ Can’t stop for it now,” said John | He searched tho room in vain, and
“ Well, any how, here’s a bundle pounds ami lifted the whole. At
S u p e r v i s o r s o f O r e g o n B r a n c h —C. It. Lewis, of Allen & Lewis; J.
Independence.
Dallas.
at
last
called
out:
Parry. “ It’s life or death, Snry?
for Jack Parry, and I reckon that's another time he lifted a cannon PORTER, LESSINOER & GO., McOaken, of McCrnken & Co.; P. Vasserman, of Wasseruinn & Co.;
“
Has
anybody
seen
inv
coat?”
B
E
L
T
&
P
I
P
E
S
.
There goes a big white-wood smash
for you, since nobody else has called
Bankers, Ladd & Tilton.
oerost tho crick! Run the critters, i . “ Where did you leave it? asked for it; and it’s got a kind of a label that weighed 1,400 pounds and
ATTO R N EYS-AT-LAW ,
GLO. L. STORY, Manager Oregon Brandi
shouldered
it.
A t
Coinstock’s
Goorge
Brueo,
a
young
man
who
had
on to the tag, same as letters have:
Jack—tho fire’s after us!”
117 lÏR Îte ry S t ., San F ra n o tsu o .
In another they were beyond tlie i also been packing very busily.
‘ Return to James Agard & Co., Landing, on the Chaplain Canal,
D. G. B U SH , G p c c ia l A g e n t.
V\ ill practice in all the Courts of the State.
"O n the back of that cbnir.”
house, but not an instant too soon,
Deerford, Conn., if not called for near Whitehall, one day while wait­
m y 2 -
H.
J
.
F
E
R
G
U
S
O
P
3,
A
g
e
n
t
,
I
n
d
e
p
e
n
d
e
n
c
e
.
Office,
up-stairs in Court House.
Manufacturers and Jobbers of the Celebrated
“ Wns it a gray mixed sack?”
for a burning brunch swept through
iu one month.’ And tho month’ ing for a loail o f merchandise he
It. I I . R 8 0 0 H N , S o lic it o r .
the air and lit on the roof, which j "Yes. ”
» ’most up' too,— it's a high thing lifted a barrel of white lead with
“ Well, sir, it’s gone off to the suf­ for you.”
blazed like paper beneath it.
ease. The writer of this article was
Dr. J. B. JOHNSON
Jack lashed the terrified horses ferers, then. I saw it on the chair,
Juck did not know vvliat to think an eye-witness of this feat, besides
thought
it
was
a
contribution,
pack­
D 3EN TYZST:
’
into a run, while his fatLer, on the
or sav. Ho signed a receipt for the a number of others. His neigh­
back seat, held the sick baby in arm, ed it, headed up tho barrel, and bundle, put it up ou tho coal, and bors when killing hogs, if Steam
Having returned to Independence to
sent
it
to
the
train.”
and put tlie other about his wife to
hastily went on his way.
permanently locate, is prepared to do all
happened to be around, would ask
“ What! You’re a nice fellow,
steady her.
He did not get home till after dark,
i kinds of detal work.
Filling and treating
raiHKSE GOODS ARE WARRANTED NOT TO
The air grew heavier and hotter; Bruce—sent my cout oft! How am and when supper was over and all him to guess tlie weight of a hog 1 tip ami are the best goods for farmers yet of
a specialty.
Call in at Vanduyn Be Smith’s, Independence
the loads wore rough, tlie wagon I to get home?”
his work done he could only go to just killed. If it happened to be a feted.
Office in ^ anduyn & Smith’s new brick,
*
" I t is too had,” said Mrs. Brooks. bed and wait for morning, as he nev­ big one just killed he would stoop and examine these goods.
up stairs.
springs h'ird. Blinded with smoke
“
I
’ll
take
you
homo
in
tho
carriage,
down
and
twist
his
lingers
into
the
and frightened at tho nearing roar
er was allowed a light iu his loft,
M ANUFACTURED BY
of storm and thuno, the horses How- Mr. Agard.”
and he did not want to open the brissels, and in that way would lift
WTT.
i t . ih II. n s .
"Thank
you,
kindly;
hut
that
Cü ORGE FÄIRGRAVES,
on beyond tho power of any guiding
package till ho was alone. But with the carcass clear from the ground
!
isn’t
all.
I
hud
forty
dollars
iu
one
T
R
U
IT
T
&
J
O
H
N
S* -
hand. There was a sudden lurch,
Lawn Arbor, Polk County,
tho first dawning light ho sprang ami guess on its weight. He per­
-lire wheels tilted mu a -lo g by the packet, nuil n letter to bo mailed up eagerly aud untied tho string. formed one of the greatest feats of
A t t o i n u y s - n t - IA n x v ,
Has just received a new lot of goods, such as are
wayside, and the back sout pitched w ith u thousund-dollor cheek in it. There lay tho gray coat, and with it strength on record after he hail 1 | usually
kept in a country store, which he will sell, for
DALLAS, OREGON.
•iut behind, with all its occupants, I must hurry home and have that tho lost of tho suit, a set of warm, reached the age of seventy-five
unck clung to the reins instinctively, check stopped; tlie bills will go for underclothing, nnd, on top i f nil, a
C
a
s
l
i
o
r
P
r
o
d
u
c
e
,
(
V
KICK
ON
MILL 8THEBT, NORTH OF COCK
years. Ho lifted two twenty-four
Hun»»
aiiKl.tr
but ho could no more stop the hor­ an involuntary contribution, 1 sup­ letter running thus:
* Cheaper than any dealer in Polk County, lie posi-
foot
iron
rails
by
grasping
one
in
pose.
Bruce,
I
feel
like
choking
ses than he could arrest tho whirl­
‘ •Deerfur.1, CVnn.
! tiveiv means business and will convince you that lie
“ J a ck P a rry : T air ghul there is suca an vacli hand, and walked off with ! states the truth if you will tfive him a call.
D R . I. T . M A S O N ,
wind and tire behind him.
Father, you!”
"A nd I ’m willing to let you, Jim, Holiest boy in D ayton . Í wish there was m ore them. The rails was resting on
mother, sister, ail were tossed into
here, but we w ant yo u for another, anyw ay,
if
it’ll
relieve
your
mind.
It
was
the track of tho fire like dry leaves,
i f yo u uns out o f w ork, m u l l think perhaps wooden horses, so that he did not
?E !C£NT DENTIST,
1 you are, fo r L know how it is round the burnt stoop down to lift them. One day
and never ngnin «lid he tee one ol outrageously cureless of mo.
districts,
u will tìnti m oney in tl;e breast­
D ALLAS, OREGON.
them. Their into was certain; lie don't suppose there's tho slighest po ck e t o f yo
in
haying
time
he
was
going
from
you r coat to buy a tick e t fo r this
of traoing
it.” .
(Late of Eugene City and Sheridan.)
could only boric it had been sudden cbunce
, r
-
-,
.p la ce . Jam os A g a r d & C o. w ant a bov in the field with his men to the house
Nitrous O xidior Laughing Ga9 administered. Office
I
"
M
o
ruare
t
Imp
A
dropped
penny
I
their
store,
nnd w ant J.n h. iHsl m i .. c .e n e
and sole death.
up utahd over II. J. Butler s store.
for
dinner.
They
were
walking
., f
1,,, «,,„1,1 in Broadway. Miss Van Ness wont c n i p t l y , amt talus tili» fi-tn-r <" in-!-
D allam , Nn^ 17, ins 1
Carrieil on by a
folco ho
I hw e her j /
jnot roses for the y"«™»-
A-an., •>,. along the road together, when one
not control or resist, Jack whirled
of his men for mischief came up be­
Z. F. V A U G H N ,
along, tlm flames nearing him ovory german, though, nnd I ’ll tell her it! * ^ J* mother only knew it! was
hind him and by a skilful trip
..
-
motm nt., till just us he felt their hot was your fault—I can’t throw away j * (juiclc thought tlnit glistened in
tomcrn of laetyear vdthoutordoriDff ife. «contati:*
M happy eyes, and choked him threw Carpenter down. He gath­
WATCHMAKER & JEW ELER,
nbout 175 pages, 600 ilint tratioiìs, prie*»*, ar. urz:o
breath on his neck, tho maddened any more dollars on nonsense. But
This Dryer is the latest improvement in Fruit Dryers, having been
aesoriptionii and valuablo diretti orni ter plaid’. nf
1600 varb.ties.of Vegetali!e and n .'w rr Se «1 -,
horses reached tlio lake shorn nnd I ’m not suro the money is lost as fur a moment, as he laid down the ered himself up and said nothing
- H i l l N i r o « '» . D a l l a s .
patented in August, 1881. It 1ms the largest capacity of any Fruit Dryer
Piante, Fruit Trees,etc. Iuvilunhl8 to ou, espco-
,.er',
about it. He walked to the house,
Jnliyto Market fi; •• letters, (tend for ?t !
plunge«l headlong into its waters, j much ns it might bava been, old ful-
Perhaps she did.
sold at tlio price, nnd is the most easily and economically operated of any Wulrlics, oincks an«l Hewing Machines
D. M. FERRY L’; C O . L l Y u O l T V!: c : t .
and after dinner, when returning
l ’ ut he, nt leu.st, was safe, for t.,e low. Mrs. Brooks, I ’m ready.”
I And so Jumes Agurd returned , 0 ls 111 Agard A Co.
great to the field with his men, they came
on the market. The fruit trays
are raised by nn elevator, ' j operated bv
a
shock threw him out on tho sntul.
•
*
ncpairen. a \H work guaranteed.
wholesale store on tho Den foi
Poor Jack! In the morning ho was I home, stopped puvmout of tho check 1 wharves
lever
nt
the
bottom,
nnd
can
he
put
in
or
taken
out
without
loss
of
the
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along
to
the
place
where
the
man
now, nnd docs credit to
by
n
telegram,
and
sent
an
excuse
a hearty, happy boy. asleep in a
heated air, and nilliout exposing the fruit to a cold draft. It has also a
7.. T . D O D S O fl, M . D .,
James A^'trd, Jr’s, recommendation. gave him the fall. He suddenly
good horn«*; at night a hoineles, pen­ I to Miss Van Ness for not attending
And it all camo of sending tho turned upon the mau, and grasp­
feature
not
possessed
by
any
other
dryer,
to-wit:
It
1ms
reflectors
at
the
P!lv<sipian
C.,-nonn nhelaieirlan
her
german.
Tho
roses
were
to
niless orphan, with scarce clothes
ing him by the shoulder nnd the
wrong coal!
bottom that throw Hie fresh air on to tho furnace, thus heating tho air be-
“ i 310130’ aU* 3'-0n- U^ tetl !C!an‘
to cover him.
Days passed over huvo been a surprise to her, so sho
] NDEPENDENUE, O REG C N.
seat of his trousers, lifted him and
fore it goes to tbo fruit. This is a very important feature. These dryers!
» * * pennuwntir tia to il in iiniias, Oregon.
his head in a sort of a blank misery. did not miss them.
I LIM IT UOt -H l l t t l T T . :: I I !'. .
hurled him high in the air above
A few oilier«, escaped also from iho
will be built only on orders, and orders should be sent in early, in order to !
01,11,1 at lb"1-’ »«¡rugn iv._____««■»■tt-tt
We left Jack sitting in tho nionu-
j him and over a seven-rail fence, by W . B . W i l s o n & S o n , P r o p ’ rs.
devouring flames, shared with him light, doubting nnd distressed. But
insure their being filled.
W . H . IIOLBES.
Tho
keepers
o
f
tho
llght-hou.M
S
|
the
side
o
f
which
they
were
walk­
their scanty food; a kindly woman he did not sit there long, for sud­
The
dryer
can
be
seen
nt
Mr.
Paul
Hiltebrand’s
on
Luckiamute,
or
at
ATTORNEY
anh COUNSELOR VT-LAW
lead
.ns
a
rulo
very,monotonous
lives.
ing.
The
man
came
down
in
the
gave him an oltl woolen sack she ill denly there cauio to him n recol­
a v i n g i . k a s r d t i ik a ii g v k
m il l s , w e
Robert McLaugliliu’s, 11 miles north of Buena Vista. We guarantee sat-
„ ,
knew how to spare to cover his rag­ lection of wliat his father had said Their duties aro to see that the meadow a rod or more from tho
art now prepared to do all kinds of
. . .
“
Salem. Orcaun.
ged shirt, and lie found a pair of lu- concerning his eduention to Grand­ lights are carefully trimmed ami fence, considerably shaken up but
isfaction to any one who will purchase a dryer. Orders can be sent to t h e ________________________
this
dia-rubbers lving on tbo shore, pa Dibble; his mother had repeated clean every day, nnd to repeat
C
r
i3
t
o
r
C
u
s
t
o
m
V/ork
not
badly
hurt.
undersigned at Independence, Polk County, Oregon. 1 indulge in no ’
J. L . C O L L I N S ,
.
which concealed his worn shoes; it to him so often that it wns fixed in opctation ns many tunes during t!
Mr. Carpenter was not a gigantic On short notice. We always have Flour on hand to boasting, but am willing for a!! to see nnd examine for themselves.
A
t
t
o
rn ey a n d C o u n c e lo r
but u more desolate, helpless crea­ his memory. He hid his fare in his |day ns tlie case may require,
n man in size. He was about six exchange for Wheat, and can furnish
I n d e p e n d e n c e , Oregon, January 2f>, 1882.
i - :. < o :
ture than the poor boy can hardly bands, for it grew hot with slinnio, stormy weather the lights must
A t ¡Law,
feet tall and appeared much less
B ra n , S h o r t3 a n d C h o p
be imagined.
to think ho had not seen nt ouco trimmed more frequently than in than that, owing to his massive I
S
o
l
i
c
i
t
o
r
In C h a n c e r y .
After a week or two, ho begged that ho must send tho coat back to fine weather. Sot
of the smaller build. There was no superfluous I To our custom era at prices that defy competition. A . . 1 . G O O D M A N .
his way to Pompo,—a settlement the owner. Jack did not hesitate— j lights have hut on
i
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
a s ref . n in p r a c t i c e g f n i s p r o f e s s io n
H jwm m r to Coopor Ilia- ).
keeper each. flesh upon him, but the muscles of
farther up the lake, which had not the right, tiling must ho done quick- He is expected to 1 Jut
. in tliis* plage f«»r alxmt twentv-flvo years, a:id
W. IS. WILSON A SON.
up till 11 his arms,shoulders nnd nock seemed
will attend to all business intrusted to his tare with
IxOKl’ SN dexck , November 24, 1882.
becii toucl ed by the great lire,— ly. He folded tho coat as well ns ()'cl()clc at nj,,|lti jn
promptness and fidelity.
PALLAS, OREGON,
if to lie piled upon him, so great was j
and heard there that goo«l people at fie knew how, replacing everything j tho wcat|,cl. is
- -
_____ P J &
J
Office, opposite the Dallas Hotel, corner of Main
ani,
li.,h’fc is
>tnd Court street, Dallas, Polji county, Oregon.
their size. This gave him a stoop­
tho East hail sent on clothes to he in the pockets, exceot the three-
:
working
properly,
lie
is
allowed
to
distributed among
ing appeal mice. In a crowd a I
-
i l k . ’ '- ' ! V /ils o n -! j H o lm a n , - F r o p ’rs.
- those who , had , cent piece, for which lie lmd a use. .. ,
-.. -. -
,
.
john m cdowell ,
lost theirs. H e soon got u chance j Thru* q „ ite 8liro ti,at Mr. 8lnitll>, I .' down lor t hree or four hours rest. casual obsarver would not be likely I
; u :
J
I I AVISO r : KI'ÍIASEII THE ABOVE MILLS,
to ride over ou a lumber wagon to who Lad hired him, was not the ‘Vrtl*J' examining tlm light nt about ; to pick him out for one of the I
V
■ .• - - V - • ‘
%•«-
AY-.- 0 <A.'- ,
I I i. we are now prepared to d«» ail klmUi «»f
the nearest place where these things man to understand or npprove his •» oclock in the morning, he must strongest men that ever lived. His
were given out,— a tow n ten miles action, ho made up his mind not to hi* up and extinguish the light. At strength would equal if not surpass i
Grist cuid Custom Work
lieyond Pompo,—nnd there the writ till tlio morning, but to go di- 10 o’clock he is expected t > hegi in 1 that of tlie great Roman gladiator i Just arriving, a large and well-selected stock o
DALLAS, OREGON.
iZAJUJCi Pr.*mr tiy and in a KUisfatlory manner. Givo m a
agent gavo him u couple of shirts, n reotly back to Dayton, where he had | cleaning up the lights and
put-1 Milo. Mr. Carpenter is living nt
|»II
f . i l i ' l : : ;; ÜOI..MAN.
j
warm rest, n pair of half-worn black received his clothes, and where the
D alla «, Oregon, January îdtjîî.
I ting things in order for the r n s ii the present time at Granville Cor- !
DESIRING TO B l'Y OR SELL REAL
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trousers, and a very go«si coat of nearest express office was stationed.
P ARTIES
Estate will do well to consult ine. Offlte ta«»
mg
night.
In
some
of
tlm
arger
ners,
Washington
county,
N.
Y.,
hi.«
doors west of Jap. R. Miller's drujf store.
mi veil cloth, that until thin had He could not return the coat to the
Summons.
proved too small for the men who agent, for ho had distributed nil the light-houses four keepers an: 0111- old home, or was living tho last I j
had applied for cl the«. But ns clothes destined for that point, Jack ployed. \\ Imn there is more tlian heard of him. He must be o v e r ,
M ON EY T O LOAN !
Which will be sold at Lowest Prices.
*
IXPFW.NDF.NCK.
OIICRON.
In
V
»it Court of tho State of Oregon, i>r l i e !
Jack was fifteen, and large for his ! being one of the last applicants, nnd one keeper, the men <!ivi«le into eighty years of ag«‘.
County of Hoik. « .
nnd * nt least on«' •
of
ago, it just fitted him, and once hand girne farther with tho rest; ao I j watches, ......
We%ave money to loan ou approved Rc:l Estat
I A. I. Hostings» Plaintitr. vs. D. U. R d inaon De­
“ them
«•nrity, in sums from
Y g li if o f l i i c SnntliHt rr.
fendant:
C o u n try P ro d u co
more clothed, neat, nnd clean, hr ho rolled it iu n newspaper and |
I is always
on «Intv
a v i n g p u # c h / HED T ills WELL-KNOWN
, wrys on
till tv during
during the
the night.
To the above-named Defendant:
JV C TO TEN TH O * *A N D D O L L A R “ .
_
cstahiiahmenl, l prt
w o o l back to Pomp«, where
lie had . slipped down «fairs w ith his shoes i ^ hen tlio lighthouse is on some ;
Of ^ erv Description taken In oxe'nanire tor ifixxl*,
' •
I N
N T
Tfli
TIMR : I RJM O CX TO H V « . VRAJIS
TZHVA KART
fli. NAME OF THF. xTtTF. O f OREGON,
io higher
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‘ oliowMl
"
* - for the
* ».»mo. !;« s- '!. , t \! •
t market ‘ price
found a place to w ork on a farm, | in his hands, putting on over his j repf. surrounded by deep water,!
It is the best i'gg producing foml and i - tho
• f a l l and examine wt<»*k and ttricea hof.»rc pur­
I '■omplaint
Yott. are
^ Herelit reuuireil to appear tail answer'
tho complaint
fileti
ai
or limn he had been for a long vest the old red sack ho had worn the lonely keepers are often worried known for poultry, keeping tliem chasing else« horo. Also keep a full line of
C i o O I > rr K A M s -*■■ - . - ‘ 1 the
men against
aguinst you iti
in the ahove-eutUlfei.
i action, within six week^ from the date
the sei vice
TRUITT & JOHNS.
I of thin RnhiuoiM upon you, by publicati m. t*»-wit:
before, and set out for Dayton.
with a fancy that tbo foundations I in a thriving condition ami largely
AT LOW RATES.
Aujpist 24. 1882 .
On or bef. r.* the 14th dav of Mav, A. I»..
and if 1
was night when he returned to
Ho had to beg his breakfast when arc crumbling beneath them. This increasing the production of eggs.
^
“
he farm, nnd quite hc«l-tinie; so he ho reached the town; then he is more apt to be the case .lurim' Every poultry raiser who tries it Driiafs, 1’ iitoiit Medicines, P a r t l r a l a r A . O n . l o , P . M . « T r . « - ' ^ ^
W S L S O M Sc R A Y .
n lr til
j *!'•:< 'Band interest thereon at 10 per evtit. per au-
some bread and milk Mrs. bought a sheet of
brown paper, a 11|)0 prevalence of a heavy atorm, will find that this see«] is tho best
.
i
»•
;
i
t
*-
,
.
^
,
|
mini
trinoo
December
18,
1ST«,
toiretlicr
with
the
(‘oata
l’ uro IVI h es and Liquors.
—— DKAl.KRS IX --------
A ooow edatim i of l otmam lal T r t u j j » >.»- i anil ^ahuwM nen» of thU ocrimT
had saved ft r him, ami went postal card with tho three-ceut
claity. u j m . - « .
A . J. GiX>DMAN.
( Pubiiciktk>n ordered by Hon. R. p. B«»im, J m tf.
his garret chamber. As ho piece, and, sitting down on the sun­ when tho furious gusts o f wind i foo«l known for glossing the pin-
r o n alvars on ^IsDUrasnsstk. Decern __90, 8b ._____ _________ | Done at Chamlieti at SaUni. Januar» 22. i »•«1.
DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES,
' bis new coat to hang it up ny side o f a lumber pile, made th e ,, make , tlio tower seem to iw k on its I mage of fowels, and i- almost inilis- j LiaTi'aiirnwriptioni1 lt' '' u'r’ 8ALIÑU.
i*u.L*T»»x Oraron, November 8, läMJ
Executrix s Noti«:c.
,’a euriesity he explored all coat into a neat bundle, firmly lied.
Stationery. Perfum ery,
'h o men cen ocea- |*cnsil«le to those who want to fit
I d one he fourni a Imlf-
lle asked the use of pen aud ink '>on®''y obtain a few days leave of their birds for exhibition to tho
o t ic e is h e r e b y g iv e n to w h o m jt m % y
W.
P.
WRIGHT,
N co icern, that 1 have boen apr dnted Executrix ot I
' Fancy and Toilet Articles,
[lief, just us if the at tho express office, directed his | alwence. 1 ho
opera are pniil in ! l«>st advantage. The Hussian sun­ 1 > 1 * K S S - M A K I X i ! the
last will and testament Horrioon P L oom *. lute of
taken tlm coat down from package and wrote his postal as fol- proportion to t! «..iportancc o f their flower is easily raised, require* very
CHUBS VXD TCBACCOS.
peg and sent it off w ithout laws, for he could write well, though lights ami the a mttnt o f lalutr re-1 little can.1, can be grown in fence ¥ WIsH T»> ANNOI NOK TO THE LADIES OF duly veritled. a: ntv »e
» E R R»D AL E,
: %
OREGON
within
six
months,
and
all
pefsonv
imietdod
to
«aid
for the garment « « « af- a little uncertain as to his spelling: j quired. Their wages rang«’ from corners or other places difficult to 4 (»allai« and vicinity that I aui prepared to do
estate are reoueated t.» make ¡nimed^ite jrtvment to
underneath the I
And County Surveyor,
me.
MRS M. P. LOCKE. Ex \ultix. J
_
.
.
H a tt o n ,
825 per month upwanl, and they cultivate. Its proiluction of seed is
ROWELL & kON.
TV s a s Sitt: I crti'l you !> y -A p r .. t<> D *v ft
B klt k Pirn*. Attorney“.
ruttili?. Fittine anil Drrft*-!Vakiii?
loose in the hot-
immense, yielding often at the rate
Dated February 10, IsaS.
j
DALLAS, OREGON,
coax , wiiioh 1 k «A *u tl«e cl«*« wnt to bumwt
also
supplied
with
food.
-New
were two twenty- | nut folk* here, i Hoant twiieve it omrht t> hev ! York TilllUS.
o f ona hundred bushels to the acre. Of all kindi«, and would respei tfuliy solicit a a
ATTEND t o m s RISIN ISS IN A S T '
j coma, so i «cut it to tho ns'no onto the letter,
patronage.
INS». NPKJNt; O P E M a C.. I?4N s». t » Y I ,LL
|«urt of the county promptly.
aeSL'-tf
It should l>v planted in hills four your
i all things r. ithin exco|»t 3 aent» usetl for }wper, j
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CTiargos wifi he reaaona! t and satiafatitiori guaran
•e«*l.
string aa l kani.
“J aci P aiut . j There h nothing purer than bon* feet apart, any time from the 10th
'«•«. MP »Nrar» on tk< loohoii« I
lulo
¡lenitene«',
Ggn.
llo.uus at Mm. Myer s milliner» store.
c my», and in time
Jack felt a great weight off his esty; nothing sweeter than charity; of May to the first of July. Three
ALTA NAYLOR.
DALLAS, OREGON,
November 23, 1882.
■th«««e who «hi n«H improve thvir op-
mind when the bundle was fairly out nothing warmer than lore: nothing j quarts o f seeds will plant an acre.
i in poverty. We offer a Treat « han*'
» I - E ARE NOW RE« EIVING, AND WILL OPEN porOinitie.
"
*
A
nF
NOW
READY TO DO ALL KINDS OF
of hie handa. It waa hard to Bend , brighter tbr n rirtu«*; an.l nothing — Iowa Horn« stea«l.
We want many men, women, bo. 1 ft - * nift.-k.ir.ith » -*rk In th«ir tin, ot l n w i t n in th 1
M
for hwpsttkm. >>n M
•
Ml.vrin* «tax .« » LARGE ASSORTMENT of
away help he needed eo much— more steadfast than faith. These,
ill
I
— vk
I n » lh. (Ira Wnrt. Jlml <h,m ,t th#ir
8 U 0 ,(H )0 !
«
m
M,
Sollt ml«- is • )Hiwrrful hi ) to re­
harder fur a homeless, penni cm hoy i united in < ne min I. form the purest,
The iMBsinew» will pay more than ♦.*•« times ordinary dai nr Mäht «mr
mr shop la at the si k Horn ateo. -----
M illin e r y N o v e ltie s
wngaa. Expensive mitft furnished tree. "
than you know, dear Tom and Her-1 die sweet« t, the riches*, the bright- flection and imagination. 1 he high- U O « V TO LOAN ON LITOOS SHORT TIM*
shuts to
—you who h«»e never been bun- eat, and the moat steadfast happi- jr faculties nscssaarily dw i.dle in •
perpetual basils.
COUNTY ITEMIZE».
TU TTFS
T O R P iD
C. E. WORTHINGTON,
liv e r
. C re n e Y a l m e r c h a n d is e
AND DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
ID E N - T I S T ,
$
TUTTS HAIR
M
.
(
HOME M U T U A L
W
COMPANY,
»
S
O
j
II
A t Independence, Polk County, Ogn.
8
r
JB p jm
SOLE RIGHT FOR POLK & BENTON COUNTIES.
Ö.K. FLOURING MILL,
H
'DALLAS CITY
MILLS,
H
AT GOST, FOR GASH.
L IV E R Y ,
C EN I MERCHANDISE
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
SA
FEED STABLE,
H
5 ^
» £ ^ ■ r\.r;:s ,!; :•
¡AUCTIONEER «
WISE
BLACKSMITHS,