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mm
the
N u _ c « im
nonni r ^ S Ä l r t ^ Ä Ä S !
wiu, of Philomath, paid a pleasant visit
CHURCH
NOTICES.
to our village this week.
“---------------------------------------------------------- ' kind» of baking powder» now in the mar-
Mrs. D. M. Calbreatb haa been quite
DALLAS. SATURDAY, MAY 2«. 18H3. kot
sick for a few days past. Friends are
David Fast of, Sa t Creek, who wae fearful of (he result of her sickness.
AG EN TS FOR T H E IT E M IZE R . very sick lust week, and was thought to j Mr. R. F. Wells has gone to Coose Bay
have been poisoned, is recovering we are iu the iuterest of a company organized
A. N. M artin .
H a J f.STON.
.
.
here for the purpose of conducting busi
lUtiiiH A Tov. NSKNl). glad to learn.
I'tittKYHALE. .
ness there.
S. S IÌIMB1.K.
L incoln ......
A Stinit sold the following tract« of
A . C. N ichols .
H u k h k a l ............
Perry and James Prather have returned
land lust week viz. 370 acres west of
GlCOfcCK liELT.
I mdkpcndknck
1). M. C a l b r i a t h .
Eugene City, price 1853050, 320 acres six from east of the mountains. They report
r.i IN \ Vim a .
I »ALTON IÌK08.
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miles west of Junction City, price $1000. a pleusuut trip. Jim brought several fiue
horses back with him.
L . S. K o l a m ».
M on moi th
Remember W. S. Elkins sold over
The breakiug of a bevel wheel in the
$24,000 worth of real estate last summer,
LODGE D IRECTORY.
and he has associated himself with a pottery caused the pipe machine to abut
down for a day or two. The boys don’ t
Jen n in gs L od ge N o. S». A . F . & A . M ., Portland company and will do trebble the like it, for it will compel them to run of
b old s regular com m u nications in Lallan ou amount this year.
uights to catch up with their work.
the second and fourth F rid a y ’* o f each m onth.
A in sw orth 1'oynl A r c h C h apter N o . 17,
m eets at the M asonic H all, in Dallas, the first
S a tu id a v evening at 7:30 o ’c lo c k 1*. M . after
every full m oon.
F rien dsh ip L odge No. 6, I. O . O . F ., m eet*
every Saturday evening at O dd F ellow s’ H all
iu D allas, at 7 :30 o ’clock.
L a C re o le L o d g e N o. 23, I. O . O . T ., m eets
at O dd F e llo w s’ H all T u esd ay evening o f each
week at 7 :30 o ’clock.
U n io n L o d g e N o. 3ft, A . O. V . \V., m eets at
O dd F e llo w s ’ H a ll on M o n d a y evenings o f each
week at 7 :30 o ’c lo ck .
HOME NEWS.
The Temperance Hally.
Mr. \V. P. Wright, county surveyor,
gave his residence a fresh coat of paint
this week. It makes quite an improve
ment on his already neat premises. “ Go
thou and do likewise.”
We aro pleased to note that Dr. Leon
ard, of Buena Vista, has permanently
located in Dallas, and established hisutlice
with Dr. Smith. Our Buena Vista corre
spondent to the. contrary, notwithstand
ing.
An old Indian woman, who was stop
ping at Indian John Smith’ scamp down
on the creek, died on last Friday under
peculiar circumstances. In the morning
she complained of being cold, and after
being alone for a time, she was found
dead, having built a tire and laid so near
to it as to be badly burned. It is not
known whether the burning caused her
death or not.
A large audience was present at the
Personal.
temperance rally at the Baptist church,
on Wednesday evening» and the interest
Mr. Tlios Nelson, of Lafayette,paid Dal
which those present manifested ill the ex las a visit the fore part of this week.
ercise, indicates that the people are be
Mr. Joseph Miller, Buena Vista’s boss
coming thoroughly aroused on the sub
ject of temperance. It is plain that a hop laiser, was in town on last Tuesday.
large majority of this community are ar
Mr. A. N. Martin and wife, of Ball-
rayed on the side of temperance, and the stou, were visiting in Dallas during the
only division of opinion among them is week.
whether we shall have high license or pro
Mr. J. D. Fenton of Lafayette father of
hibition.
The exercise was opened by music by H. Lee Fenton is visiting his son in Dal
the choir, followed by a prayer by S.
| las tliis week.
Raudul. Misses Addis Holman and
Miss Jennie Brown went on last Mon
Maggie McDonald, then sang a song on- j day to visit her father and mother at
titled “ I aui safe,” which ceitninly well J Lafayette, and returned on Tuesday even
illustrated the thoughts of the dram- ! ing.
drinker, who thinks he is in no danger
Mr. Forester Royal, of Salem, is em
of becoming a drunkard. Mrs. Allie
Townsend then recited a piece entitled ployed to teach the Salt Creek school.
(June
up Salt Creek at last, Forester.
“ My Client,” in her usual dramatic style
and in a manner which was very credit
Mr. N. L. Butler, of the firm of Daly
able to her. Prof. Williamson, the ven A Butler, made a business trip to Port
triloquist, then treated the audience to land on last Monday, and returned on
an interesting talk on temperance, after Wednesday of this week.
which Miss Minnie Richmond and Mrs.
Wo acknowledge a pleasant call from
Allie Townsend sang a beautiful song
entitled, “ Out in the Snow,” iu an ex W. M. Savage, of Sheridan. Ho has just
ceedingly delightful manner. Mrs. H. A. returned from Eastern Oregon, where he
Laughary, the well-known woman sufF- has been looking after his stock.
ragist, of Yamhill county, being present
Messrs. Chambers and Nies, of Holt
was called on for a speech, to which she county, Missouri, gave us a pleasant call
responded, and made some telling points on last Monday. These gentlemen are
in favor of the temperance cause. Rev. greatly pleased with the appearance of our
Pres. Holman also made a few interesting beautiful State.
remarks.
Another song by the choir,
Mr. Aaron Lynch and wife, of Eugene
and the meeting closed after the bene
City, made a Hying visit with Dr. Mason
diction by Rev. Perkins.
A meeting will again bo held on next on last Saturday. They are on their way
Wednesday evening, and it is hoped that to visit relatives in Yainlull county, and
expect to make quite a visit in Dallas on
everybody wTill attend.
their return.
Silver Creek Mining Company.
J. D. Lee lias just ordered from Port
land 500 pounds of giant powder, drills,
drill hammers, etc., for the above-named
company. They intend to start to their
mine next Monday, and commence its de
velopment. It is located about 20 miles
west ot Dallas, in the Coast Range moun
tains, and gives promise of great success.
Sixty men comprise the company, among
whom are Joshua McDaniel Coalman
Hubbard, Solomon Croley,* and others
whose names we did not learn. We can
not but wish them abundant success and
large returns from their new enterprise.
Mr. J. B. Chambers and wife and also
a brother-in-law, Mr. Nies, arrived one
day last week from Holt county Missouri.
They come to visit their relative Mr. W.
C. Brown They are looking at the coun-
: try and may decide to locate here.
Dr. William Farley and wife, of Warm
; Spring Indian Agency, arrived in Dallas
j on Tuesday evening. The doctor’s wife
is afflicted with lung disease, and comes
! homo to try to recover her health. Mr.
! Farley says his return to Warm Spring
is contingent upon his wife’s health.
COUNTY NEWS.
Cases Continued.
Iiiilrpondcnce.
The following cases are on the docket for
special term of court to be held commenc
[FROM O f R SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.!
ing Tuesday ,Jline 5th: State of Oregon vs.
Business is dull this week.
Tom Gilbert (Indian). State of Oregon
Dr.
Watts delivered three temperance
vs* Oliver Smith indictment for assault.
State of Oregon vs. O. H. Crabb indit- lectures this week.
inent for selling liquor without licence.
On account of sickness, we did not
State of Oregon vs. M L. Robbins case send items last week.
continued. State of Oregon vs. Frank
Mr. A. J. Goodman has a new sign,
Stiles indictment for selling and giving
and has has had barn painted and re-
liquor to minors.
moddled.
Circuit Court Decision.
Our enterprising farmer Hon. F. A.
In the case of the Oregonian Railway Patterson, brought us the first vegetables
Company (Limited) vs. James Bridwell
the season.
and wife, a case in which the railway
A stranger, whose name we did not learn,
company sued Janies Bridwell for a right died last week at Peter Cook’s hotel with
of way through his farm, and which case the lung fever.
was tried at the late term of the circuit
Miss Pattie Cooper and her mother
court, the jury gave their verdict in favor
of Mr. Bridwell, the defendant. They have gone to The Dalles to spend two or
require the company to pay damages to three months among friends.
Bridwell in the sum of $2,700 and costs
Mr. S. W. Smith, of the firm of Yan-
of suit.
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duyn & Smith, has gone east of themoun-
. . . . . .
, tains to Colfax W. T. on business.
Ventriloquism.
Prof. Williamson, the ventriloquist gave
Mr' } J ■ * * • « * * “ ref'"rt‘" ' “ 1>ein*
one of bis characteristic performances : ? ' W ' “ tie bettor, hot wo hope to report
here last Thursday e v e n ^ . He had n , hlm ,nuch >'»PK<ved by next weak,
good house, and made a considerable
Nearly all of our citizens went to Dal-
amount of fun for the boys. He also jas ]ast week to attend court; but Zed
gave them some good advice, which cer-1 and Albert do their courting at home,
tainly ought to be heeded.
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j Revs. Hallenbaugh and Hirschner left
In Brief.
j here for Sacramento, Cal. this week, to
attend the annual Conference for the Pa-
Mason docs first-class dental work.
j cific Coast.
School bcoks and stationary at J. D. 1 Mr. S. Douty has been sawing hard
Lee’s.
wood lumber the last two weeks and
Fresh arrival of Philadelphia shoes at { shipped a load to Portland last week by
J. D. Lee’s.
; the steamer Isabel.
Fine cigars and meerschaum pipes at
Mr. Geo. Claggatt and Mrs. Sarah
Jnp. R. Miller’s.
Young, returned from Astoria, where
Some new and very stylish spring they have been spending two or three
months rusticating.
dolmans at J. D. Lee’s.
S T IL L »
J a s p e r R . M il l e r .
Rev. J. James will hold religious
services at Lewisville on the first Sabbath
4 *a«***aar Is Blass «* Miller)«
in June, at 11 A. M.
All are invited.
Rev. J. B. Perkins will preach on Sun
day at Airlie at 11. a . m ., and at Lewis- j
ville at 3. p . m . All are cordially invitee!
to attend.
There will be a four-days basket meet
ing held by the Cumberland Presbyterian
church, begining on the 7th of June, on
the Holman farm, near the crossing of
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the Luck ism ute by the railroad bridge.
Several ministers are expected to be in
Chemicals.
Perfumery,
Drags,
attendance. Every body invited.
Toilet
Artielea,
Stationery,
The fourth Quarterly Meeting of the M.
E. church will be held in Dallas Saturday
Etc., Etc.
and Sunday next. A. C. Fairchild, P.
E., presiding. Preaching Saturday at
« l« w < n H.Md ■ V ia . L la. . f
That item concerning Dr. Leonard
going to Dallas is a little out of joint. 11 o'clock and the funeral sermon of Ella
Witten,
deceased,
will
be
preaefced
on
MEERSCHAUM
PIPES, CIGAHS, TOBACCO, ETC.
Dr. Leonard has made no such arraug-
ment. In fact we would not let him go— Sunday at 11 o’clock, A M.
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M
ill
S treet. P e lla » , O re g o n .
C. A l d k r b o n , P. 0.
can’t spare him. You must for the future
look to some other locality for your good
A «Void tv Farmer».
citizens. We cannot continue to furnish
them.
A s you have sustained a great loss by
Why not? Some of our young ladies the freeze, and as furniture is somewhat of
have organized a boat club or are serious & luxury, we propose to give to all who
ly contemplating forming an organization wish to purchase furniture, or goods of
A»
K K I t l H T R I O t T U K . N T .,
of the kind. We noticed a crew of them any kind in our line the benefit of ex
pulliug the oars, aud must say they dis ceedingly low prices for the remainder of j
played skill of no ordiunry merit. The 1883. Those wishing goods in our line |
S A L E M
- - - O R E G O N ,
only drawback in the mutter is the absence will do well to call and get our extra low
of u college.
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prices before going elsewhere to purchase
as we mean just what we say. Wo keep
Monmouth.
a complete stock of all kinds of goods usu
[FROM OCR SFSTIAL COKRRSFOMDIST. ]
ally kept in a first-class furniture store.
Several families are moving into town Salesroom two doors north of Vanduyn
Improved Farm s For Sale Cheap And On Easy Terms
thiH week.
& Smith, Main street. Independence.
H. M. L im es A L a w r e n c e .
Wouder who it was setting out cabbage
Also Flouring Mills, Saw Mills, Etc.
last Sunday evening!
Lost Art Found.
WE ALSO HAVr LAND III
Rev. D. M. Doty, of Scio, is expected
A valuable art, once so well known to
iu town next Tuesday.
the inhabitants of the republic of Perry-
We expect to hear of quite a large trans dale and adjacent territory, has recently Polk, Ya mhill, Marion Washington, Linn and
beon discovered by the well-known haber
action in real estate soon at this place.
Benton Counties.
dasher, J. D. Walling, F. A., who will
Mr. H. Mulkey has arrived from East be pleased to impart information on the
Parties wishing to locate, by Pre-emption or Homestead, upon Government Land, or to purchase School
ern Oregon with four teams of horses, all discovery to any and all that will call on or Railroad Lands, will do well to call upon or address us. as we are thoroughly acquainted with such lands
throughout the entire Willamette Valley, on either side of the river, and can show parties the most valuable
iu nince order.
him at his new store at Perrydale dur lands and ddrirable location, from 40 to 1200 acres in a body. Information pertaining to lands furnished
A. STINIT Si CO.. Salem. Oregon.
William Dawson is suffering from the ing business hours. Practical demon gratis. For location and prices, scud for circular. Address,
effect of paring a corn too close. It is stration given as a preference aud money
saved to the applicant guaranteed.
giving him much pain.
J. D. W allino .
Prof. A, McQueen, of Whitmau county,
Perrydale, Or., May 22, 1883.
W. T., is teaching a very good school in
n district just south of town.
Luuxh uu
ro w Fat.
DRUGGIST a APOTHECARY,
THE PIONEER OF LOW PRII
GOOD GOODS,
IS STILL AT HIS OLD STAND IN THE
S T IN IT *
“ W
Miss McFaddeu's class in drawing are
doing seme excellent work. She is an
experienced teacher in this art, hence the
rapid progress of her pnpils.
The road supervisor commenced work
in this precinct last Tuesday. We under
stand he intends putting in most of the
time in graveling. A good idea.
One is not apt to luugh nnd grow fat
if he is not feeling well. The legions who
from habitual constipation, suffer con
stantly from headaches, torpidity of the
liver, dullness, feverishness, sour stom
ach, etc., can be persuaded to laugh only
after they have takeu a few doses of
Syrup of Figs. Try it and see. For sale
by Jap. R. Miller, at his Drug Store iu
Dallas.
Given Away.
We cannot help noticing the liberal of
F. Y. Mulkey, who has been sojourn
ing in California aince last fall, has re fer made to all invalids and sufferers, by
turned. Frank is not as rugged as bis Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consump
tion. You are requested to call at Jap. R.
many friends would like to see him.
Miller’s drug store, and get a trial bottle
Her. C. J. Wright, of Pnlouse, W. T., free of cost, if you are suffering with Con
gave us a call last week. He was on his sumption, Severe Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
way up the valley to hold a meeting, nnd Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Loss of Voice,
will stop snd give us a sermon before his Hoarseness, or any affection of the Throat
return homo.
and Lungs. It will positively cure you.
A. IL Griggs has got Lis meat shop
Free or <'o»t.
done, and is moving in. He has a nice
All persons wishing to test the merits
place for business. Mr. Lemmon is also
fixing up his meat shop, so we will have of a great remedy—one that will postively
cure Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asth
some respectable looking market places.
ma,. Bronchitis, or any affection cf the
throat and lungs, are requested to call at
Oak Grove.
J. R. Miller’ s drug store, and get a trial
fFROM OUR HI'KCIAL CORRR 8 PONDENT. ]
bottle of Dr. Kings New Discovery, for
A rainy drouth this.
Consumption free of cost, which will
show you what a regular dollav-sized bot
Preaching to-morrow at 11 o ’clock.
tle will do.
Strawberries are ripe. “ Yum, yum.”
Plrlur! Picnic!
Mr. J. C. Allen has been a little indis
posed of late.
I wish to notify the patrons of your
Mr. Richard Robertson, of Jacksonville, paper and the pubiib generally that there
Illinois, is visiting his auut, Mrs. Riggs. will be a grand basket picnic at or near
Spookendyke has quit goose shooting this place on Saturday, June 2. Come
and turned his attention toward agricul everybody and bring your sister cr some
one else’s sister, for a general good time
tural persuits.
is anticipated.
W. J. R ichardson ,
Would not a picnic be in order now?
President.
We think so. Could not our Sunday
Buena Vista, May 24.
school give one?
The Riggs boys were seen towing home
a new buggy one day this week. Looks
rather suspicious.
Joseph w'ould like to know whose hogs
those are running in the road, that he
may inform him of their whereabouts.
Our Sunday school is progressing nice
ly, and hereafter we will, meet at 9:30 and
spend thirty minutes in song service be
fore the school commenees.
Rurklen*» A rnica Salve.
The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, aud posi
tively cures Piles. It is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction or money re
funded. Price, 25 cents per box. For
sale by Jasper R. Miller.
[FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.]
Strawberries and cream »re now in or
der.
Rev. W. D. Nichols will preach here
to-morrow at 11 A. M.
THE NEW PATENT
Mrs. W. B. Ernest has returned home
from an extended visit in the eastern
states.
The fruit crop will be short here this
year. Only about one-third crops is ex-
pectod.
Miss Luse had a good attendance at
the church last Saturday evening. The
lady is an excellent reader.
Rev. David Lynch preached here last
Sunday to a large Audience Mr. L. preaches
here on every third Sunday of each month.
Nam* Changed.
« « U F I I T I I i : » R1 THE
American
C o n s i s t i n g o f
| Ottoman and Brocaded Silks and Ribbons, Servian
Armures, .Moires and Ottanian Caslimers,
A FULL LINE OF
J
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MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, OF
A LL GRADES.
Hardware, Grocries, Crockery.
I will continue my regular importations of
PEOPLE OF POLK COUNTY.
GIANT SEAM BOOTS.
A/
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AND MY OWN BRAND OP
BASKET FIRED NATURAL LEAF
To every man woman and child
TEA.
(PATJXTIU ,c;.-3 1 TJ,
BED-ROCK PRICES.
m
You and each of you who are de
sirous of purchasing
A N Y
Main Street,
A R T IC L E
Dallas, Oregon.
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W . II. P 4 M Y E L X ..
DELASHMUTT & POWELL,
D r y ¿ ¡F a n c y G o o d s REAL
B o o ts
& S h oes,
ESTATE AGENTS.
Dallas, Polk County, Oregon.
FARMS FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS.
Also Flouring Mills, Saw Mills, Etc.
G&OVKXm
Are hereby Notified that said
PartieH wi»hing to locate, by Pre-emption or Homeelead, upon Govermner t Land, or to purchase
School or Railroad Lunds, will do well to call upon or address us, as we are thoroughly a- juaioted with wieh
land» throughout the entire Willamette Valley, on either aide of the river, ami can k J ioa parties the most
valuable lauds and desirable location«, from 40 to 1,200 fpre* in a body. Information pertaining to finds
furniMhed grati». For location and prices, send for eira B r. A d d rw ,
I »FLASH.MUTT k POWKLL, Dallas, Polk County, Oregon.
C O L U M B IA
m M Æ m ^ 9
B e ttm a n & R o s e n b la tt
Watch Co.,
Are selling all of said goods at
IV. » . JAM ES. P rin cip a l.
An institution designed to place within the reach of the young and middle-aged of either »ex,
the faeilitien ff»r obtaining a
THOROUGH PRACTICAL BUSINESS EDUCATION
At the lowest possible rate». The school is tmpplied with all the conveniences of the great
work. Everything i» new, neat and pleasant, and the instructions are the most practical and
thorough. The Telegraph Department ha» all the necessary appliances for imparting a thor
ough knowledge of that science. All kinds of pen-work, such at engrossing resolutions, filling
diplomas, visiting or wedding cards, etc., executed in a work-man-like manner at living rates.
For particulars send for tne “ Columbia Commercial College Journal.” Address,
W. S. JAMES, Cor. Second and Salmon Sts.
P . O .B o x 5 8 3 ...............................P O R T L A N D , O R E G O N .
,
The terminus of the Oregon Central
Railroad, on Cow Creek, which was first
named Julia, in honor of the wife of Sol
C. P. SULLIVAN.
H. W. LYONS,
Mr. D. J. Whiteaker has built an awn Abrams of Rosebug, has been changed to
W. S. Elkins & Co., Dallas real estate
ing in front of his new brick, and the Glendale by the railroad authorities. The
company. Call on them.
painters are finishing the same in good post (»ilice retains the name of Julia.
Bettman A Rosenblatt will sell their style. Who will follow.
A lleeek’* PvrosH Planter.
entire stock of clothing at cost prices.
Mrs. Hostler and Mrs. Young have
Cure where other plasters fail even to T h e f o l l o w i n g le tte r « * t e l l t l i e l r
Something fine for your table, Lm . entored into co-partnership iu the dress-
blackberries at 25 per lbs. at J. D. ^*ce 8 making business in the same building relieve. Take no other or you will be
o w n n to ry .
disappointed. Insist on hsving Allcock’ s.
We Uke invoice in August. Until that occupied by Meadamos Sprangler and
•• V aldosta , G roroia , July 20, 1382.
time we will »ell all piece goods at cost. | Hostler.
P hila ., 308 Noam T hird S t ., I
“ I »old one of your Patent Dust Proof Cafes about
BTAT2 AGENT FOB
February 1, 1883.
(
B. & R.
1 Mr. Wayne W. Williams, of this place,
ten months ago, and the other day it came lawk to
I
have
been
using
A
llcock ’ s P orous
'
me
with
the
roque»t
to
make
it
wind
canter.
On
e\
Paint» and oil«, varnishes and brushes, is starting in the real estate business,
P lastkrh for a n u m b e r of y e a r s and
cheap for cash, at Jap. R. Miller's drug Mr. William» is an enterprising business always with marked benefit. I have ! animation I found that the stem ww rusty, and I
| Inquired into the cause of it. The gentleman stated
»tore
j man, and will no doubt justly merit the
been much troubled with Muscular Rheu | tom e that he was starting some saw log» tl at had
W.' S. Elkin.has entered the real estate P annage of the public.
matism; have been treated by fire of our 1 lodged in the »»end of the river, when bin chain
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Mr. E. T. Henkle, clerk of this school best physicians without reoeiving any re caught in a hash and threw hi» watch into about
business again, and Mr. Elkins knows
district, informs us that he completed the lief whatever. I then used A llcock ' h I twelve feet of water, and he wa» about two l ours
how to do such business.
assessment. He reports $172,000 of taxa- P lanter on the parts affected snd I can ! finding it. When he got it out it wa» running and
The Dallas Meat Market, is being over
b ’e property, and the tax levied will be assure yon the pain has almost entirely ! he thought all right. In about three month» ho
hauled and renovated, and will present a
left tne. I can recommend them to ersry
FORCE
about .»ix mills on the dollar.
much neater Appearance w hen done.
one aa the best plas'sr made. I have j found that the stem wa« hard to turn and nn.t it
| Our genial friend and attorney-at-law, tried other kinds but found them worthless. I to me.
If you have any land for sale or desire
1 ran »ay that the watch i» all that the coni) any
E. R. Skipworth, of Albany, called to see
B. r . GALLAGHER.
to buy a farm don’t fail to call on W. S. us a few minutes as he returned from
claim» for it ami recommend it to all raihotd and
Elkins, who will attend to your wants.
I mill men.
oourt li*at week. We are always glad to
w eak k id * i t s c r a t o .
G O V E R N M E N T A N 9 1 &‘ S «
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B. W. BKNTLY-
W o r k a « ma g
^ S h eriff Holman went to Perydale and Salt see you, Eugene. Call again
C oktoocoor , N. II. I
th
r
o
w
«
a
f«
M
-
Crtofir
uu business in con
T I MB E R L A N D S , S OCE R X l f C K S S ,
ntaiit atreaat
March 3, 1800. f%
Mr. ti. Ai. LtMt ¡¡ as just returned
nection with the attachment suitof Richard from Portland whereJic has been replen
H aa P orce lain
f have been greatly troubled with rheu-
** Cmnw , I iiw i , April 20, 1881.
T O W N P R O P E R T V S W S ! U |.
L ined f yll««le r.
Enes va. David East.
„
ishing his stock of furniture, and we see matiam nnd weak kidneys. I was advised
" 1 With you would ««ml me a spring for the Wo».
la eanllg w««t. la
Mr. W. G. Campbell, of Salt Creek, he has laid in a stock of baby buggies. to try A l l t o c r ’ s F o b o u s P l a s y r im (bad Rllery Watch. *
* By the way thi« Ellen
E T C . , E T C . , «ETC.
th e f’ heapeat «n d
used two other kinds of so-called Porous ia a watch I wild in your Strew Betel
to a
called in our oftije on last Monday. He He seems to have an eye to business.
Meat Forre P u m p
Plasters, which did ms no good), but one farmer taut fall. The firet of January he lout the
In th e w o rld lor
informs us that two of his children are
Deep or S h a llo w
Our esteemed friend, A. J. Kiese, of of yours has worked like a charm, giving wat> h in the wood», and fsund it thi* week in atx>«t
very sick with Pneumonia.
f t ella.
the tinn off Uiess Bros. Sc Whiteaker, ar m e complete relief, aud I have not been one foot of water. It had hun three iiH>ntha and
T h oitoan d * In
The passenger who had his shoulder rived here from Santa Rosa, Cal., a few troubled with rheumatism and kidney over in »now and water, with hut »light injury to the
uae In ovary part
broken by the overturning of the stage in jays ago. He looks much improved in complaint since using them, and I consider watch-only a bair apring.
o f th e
ta ile d
Parties wishing to Buy or Sell should eall ami see u*.
myself
cured.
Cow Creek Can
1MWS. last week, was a health, »o of course he thinks that Califor
M ateo.
C. P. RAYMOND."
EDWARD
D.
BURNHAM.
brother of Prof. Parker of Dallas.
nia his the climate for him.
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r
freeseo
In
The above were very never« teat», ami der m h M W
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IS Intar.
Gardens in Dallas were never better
beyond a doubt, that for any reanonable length • f
»«•kt r . Farmers.
Biipna Vinta.
M a d f o r rirra *
than they are this year, t ncle Ed has
time during which a watch n ight he under water it
la r anil p r i m .
The Dallas City Mills will close for re would receive no injury whatever.
[rw»a o r « «PBC1AL C,HMM»ro*MWT.|
finished weeding and hoeing his, and it
« T A L L INQUIRES COXCERNINQ LAND PROMPTLY ANSWERED
All parties
We make thewe caaee in both gold and »liver, and
D. M. Calhreath ta»» purchased • sic» pairs on or about June loth
would do your eye« good to look at it.
wishiag grinding done at the shore nulla
OOD PUMPS, HOHE, PIPES AND FITTINGS OF ALL KIN DR ALWAYK ON
B w t -l*rwwf M e a
fM a rila «
Dew wagoo ol calico prints.
The real estate firm of Delaahmutt A
lied better come early, aa wa are now har W a tc h C m c , t h a lle a g e th e Wwrt«C !• r r w -
band »uu furnished to order. Parties deairing any article in ray line will bo
Mia* Nellie Spalding haa gone to Halem ing a good nsn of trade which ia daily in
Powell made a sale of A. N. Martin s
promptly attended to b« ad lre«»ing me or calling at my place of business on State
to
reaide.
The
beat
wiahea
ot
onr
citizens
farm of three hundred acrea, on the Little
creasing. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Street, between Commercial and Front, fUlem, Orenoi. ___ ____ ______ _____ __
Luckiamute, for $3,200 during tWweek. go with her.
L Y O N S k S U L L IV A N .
W tL e o i« A H o l m aw
For Salt by all Firit-ClaM Jewel«™,
Proprietor*.
(« it * » )
On cur third page to-day will be found J Mrs. CUra Zimmerman and Mr. Bald- i
Call and satisfy yourself and here
of fail not.
LYONS & SULLIVAN,
;B t T E N 9
IRON TRIBUNE AND BUCKEYE WIND ENGINES.
Nil Bafts
R e a lE s ta te  g e n t s
DALLAS, POLX CO., OCN.
We have for sale on eas\ V. • f -
from forty a ires upu-ard !!**'»
PUMP
'
Suitings, English Checked Worsted Satin Dnmasse.
SALUER LEWIN GO’S PH1LADEL-
PH!A FINE SHOES,
W ALTH AM , M ASS.
This aura is formed in one »did piece without Joint
or s e a m , opening in f r o n t o n l y , thus avoiding the
usual Car, and securing greater strength and dura
bility.
These watches are a l l orr.x f a c r . The bezel into
whioh an extra strong crystal is fitted with an es
pecially prc|Mired water-proof cement, is attached to
the case by screwing it thereon, and thus forms an
air-tight junction with the body of the case, which
is proof against dust and moisture.
To railroad men, travelers, miners, lumbermen
and others who are almost constantly exposed, and
who have to make frequent reference to the watch,
these qualities are of the utmost ¡nqiortance.
B R I C K ,”
THEREFORE IN THE NAME OF
DUST-PROOF
The wheat and oat crop looks well, but
the wild oats look better.
I T E
G o o d s an d N o v e lt ie s ,
Being about to Dissolve Partnership,
H s io k m , A ttention
The finest Cigars and Meerschaum
The good templars of this place con Pipes in Dallas, nt Jap R. Miller’ s Drug
template the erection of a hall iu the near Store, on Mill street, opposite Court
future. There is a subscription paper in House.
circulation, and donations are very liberal
considering what we have done in the
For thnt Headache! Try the OREGON
past year.
C lipper .
BLOOD PURIFIER, the vegetable reme
dy, it’ s the cure.
Zeno.
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| With an unusually LARGE STOCK of the
most ATTRACTIVE
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Mr. It. Shelley and family, of Dallas,
spent Sunday iu town. Also Mr. James
Cooper and wife, of Independence.
the
W
JOSEPH riSRHBURN.
Office on Main st., two doors North of Post Office.
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