ITEMIZER. I fe by the agriculturalists of Ore- ! » * 1 go*- . ! Clear and beautiful. . IS, 1883. First, the farming season, which Jim and Hube gave ua a call on Sunday ia always short at best, ia likaly to last. IC ERS. be made much more so by early and Frank Butler is going to K ing’s Valley . A. Juans. , S helly . late heavy rains. I t ia highly im­ soon. . T . M il l h . portant, therefore, to improve ell of Mr. W e» Waym.re. we learn, has pur IS . A. U i W , the good weather during' planting clisaed the DeUahmutt farm, and will ( J oseph C raven . ........ H ardy H olman . season in getting seed in ibe ground soon return. ......... W. J. U clkst . The man who got struck with a hatchet . W .P . WWUHT. in good order. a short time ago also came in coutact with K rank H uiler . Second, farmers must not imagine a stump, iuflictiug a very painful wound. T. J. Ia *. because once in thirty yean fall I t is rumored that Mr. Rule Burnett O F F I C I A L D I R E C T O R Y . grain was killed by frost that, there­ intends comiug back to remain for a short B J.I. H. S l a t e r fore, they should not b o w fall wheat. time, snd will occupy his time fishing, hunting and traping. J . N. D o l p h . I in Congrem... .M. C. G eorge . Taking all into account fall sown Teal & Huber is pushing rapidly for­ ......................... Z. K. M o o d y . grain ia less liable to accident than ward the new school house. Sauer Kraut r .»* M t » t « R . l>. K a r h » » y Valley can now boast of as fine a school • Trtssvu; xsr..........................Ko. H irim h . spring crops ic Instruction...... K. It. M c E lhuy . house as there ia in the county. k Public Third, this dry summer has dem­ U r ...................................W . H . B y a r h . C. L ord , onstrated the fact that good crops of H E R E AND TH E R E . Suprmna Judges.................. V j. W aldo , I K. B. W atson . wheat and other grain, and even Heavy frosts in several western states DISTRICT JUDGE». good gardens can be raised in Ore­ First District........................ H. K. H annah . o f the nights o f the 8 th and 9th have Berni'd District................................. R obkry B ran . without a drop of rain during done serious damage to the late corn gon h id District........... ............ U P. B ohr . The loee is estimated at perhaps Fourth Dietiict.......................... U . S. S t t o t . the summer, by putting the ground crope. Fifth D i e t i i c t ........................................... B k n n r t t . in good order before planting. But, 25 per cent, of the yield. Sixth D i s t r i c t ...........................................B a l u c h i . A bloody row took place amongst six or of course, where the soil is not well seven cow boys at McClain’s ranch, in t h e u c m m u c c w pulverizod, or where it is allowed to Colorado, in which some were killed and As long as these bake before or after planting, a dry all but two wounded. W e give up enough of our editor­ season like tbe present one would cut-throats will continue to row among ial columns to allow apace for the preclude tbe possibility of a fruitful themselves we say let them fight. A party of miners returning from the following editorial from the Daily harvest. Put tbe ground in good upper Ukon, in Alaska, ran out of pro­ Oregonian o f last Wednesday: condition, therefore, before sowing, visions and were in a starving condition. “ I f anything has been wanting to put the seed in when it wilt imme­ They sent forward some of the strongest prove that Portland aeea the aignifi- diately come up and grow, and never men, who reached the Presbyterian mis­ sion station almost naked and nearly cunce of the great event which it was fear about results, whether it reins helpless. They were amply cared for, the object of the demonstration of or not; you will be rewarded with a and a relief party of Indians sent after those left behind. They succeeded in yesterday to commemorate, the ex­ good crop. bringing them in safely. tent of the demonstration itself and A religious sect calling themselves P il­ thé spirit that inspired it would sup­ The enterprise of tbo Morning grims was recently organized in Irwin, ply that proof. Nor is this percep­ Standard ia commendable. Tues­ 111. They practice polygamy, and in other respects resemble the Mormous. tion o f a great fact and its signifi­ day it issued a sixteen page paper An excemmunicated Methodist pr cance more keen in Portland than giving a goneral review of the great was the pastor of the sect, and on last Saturday night he was notified that their in the whole country of which Port­ northwHBt and its business houses temple was on fire. On going out he land is the principal city and chief in Portland, and contains much val­ found it enveloped in flames. 80011 an commercial mart. Great numbers uable information to strangegi who explosion took place which blew the walls from nearly all parta of the north- desire to become acquainted with to atoms. I t was evidently burned by the enraged citizens on account of their weat «re participating in this demon­ this coast. immoral practices. stration and aiding to make it mem­ Th« Seyal Baker and raefry Caak. orable. W hat was teen yesterday W e are in receipt of tbe catalogue A royal addition to the kiteben library. signalizes the change from old things of the State Normol School. It is It contains over seven hundred receipts to new, for which this vast region a very neat 32 page pamphlet, and pertaining to every branch of the culiuary department, including baking, roasting, has so long waited. The people not as a catalogue is very creditable to preserving, soups, cakes, jellies, pastry, only see it but feel it. It is a stirring the School. As a matter of news we and all kinds of sweetmeats, including receipts for tbe most delicious candies, fact. The intoductiou of so power­ ure plearod to note every indication cordials, beverages, and all other neces­ ful a force into the life of a com­ of prosperity in connection with this sary knowledge for the chef de cuisine of tbe most exacting epicure, as well as for munity which hitherto has known and every other school. tbe more modest honsewife, wbo desires nothing of it cannot but prove of to prepare for her lord and master a re­ past that shall be both wholesome and (O Y U Y T IIIY O r It 111.H O AD HEN. higbeat consequence, and it is well economical. With each receipt is given that our people are fully awake to T h e t o i u p l r l l u n o f Ifcc V u rtlu rta r a d a r full and explicit directions for puttipg to­ gether, manipulating, shaping, baking, so important a fact. I'r r a lr M a D r r l i l n l M i r And kind of utensil to be used, so that a Here is a largo section of country The convention of railroad magnates novice can go through the operation with whose natural resources are not only to be held in San Francisco on Tuesday success; while a special and important feature is made of the mode of preparing quite untouched, but to many quite the 25th inst., is the engrossing topic of all kinds of food and delicacies for the unknown. Wealth Litherto un­ conversation in business circles here, sick. The book has been prepared under perceived will be developed out of Apart from the importance which attaches the direction of Prof. Rudmani, late chief of the New York Cooking School, and is conditions which the introduction of to the meeting, considered from a rail the most valuable of tbe recent editions road standpoint, merchants are disposed upon the subject of cookery that has come new forces and new wants will sup­ to invest it with the character of involv to our notice. It is gotten up in the high­ ply. It would, indeed, be n great ing the much ventilated question of low est stylo of the printer's art, on tinted For some time past paper, with elaborately illuminated cov­ mintake to suppose that railroads freigta and fa r e s . they have looked to the completion of the ers, etc. We are assured that every can w ill do all; but they are a mighty Northen Pacific as a point in their favor, of the “ Royal baking Fowder” contains factor in every kind of industry, and and r e a s o n in g that, barring a possible an order for one of these valuable books. underlie all commercial activity, and community interest which that road Lout AH l»u m l. might have with other roads in the matter all industrial development. W ith­ of eastern fr e ig h t ,, the latter would be A valuable art, once so well known to out them that quickness and variety obliged to make concessions in theia fav­ tbe inhabitants of the republic of Perry- or. During the last few days it has been dale and adjacent territory, has recently of movement so characteristic of the reported that the renl object of the con­ been discovered by the well-known haber­ evolution of modern communities is ference was to take action with a view of dasher, J. D. Walling, F. A., who will be pleused to impart information on the impossible. W ith them all other admitting the Northern Pacific into the discovery to any and all that will call on pool already formed, and having for its activities become possible. Produc­ objoct a schedule on which to base pres­ him At his new store at Perrydale dur­ business hours. Practical demon­ tion is stimulated by facility of dis­ ent passenger and freight rates, but as a ing stration given as a preference and money tribution and exchange, and all the prominent railroad nffical stated to an saved to the applicant guaranteed. Oregonian correspondent this afternoon, J. I). W a l l is q . parts of industry are brought into the completion of the Northern Pacific Perrydale, Or., May 22, 1883. not only does away entirely with the pool harmonious co-operation. S lT f i Away. The great excursion is a fact which previously entered into, but makes anoth­ er one absolutely important, unless the We cAnnot help uoticing the liberal emphasizes the completion of the various roads interested are coutent to offer made to all invalids and sufferers new transcontinent 1 road and enlle carry on business at losing rates, in by Dr. K ing's New Discovery for con­ competition against themselves.— Oregon­ sumption. Yon are requested to call at attentiou to the whole country, and J. R. M iller’ s drug store, and get a trial ian. in no small extent of the world, to bottle free of cost, if you are suffering A H lfn ls g la IMsgal**. with consumption, sevtre coughs, colds, the event. It ia an excursion excel­ asthma, bronchitis, hay fever, loss of 484 A dklphi Sr., B rooklyn , N. Y., I lently timed both for the railroad voice, hoarseness, or any affection of tbe March 29, 1881. f No family should be without A llcock ' s throat or lungs. It will positively cure and for the vast region traversed by you. P okouh P i . ahtkb ; their healing powers it. To an event in itself memorable are wonderful and their efficacy far reach­ B ic k le s 'i Arnica Salve. thcro is given an increased signifi­ ing aud lasting. For yearti past I have seen and known them to cure and relieve the The Best Halve iu the world for Cuts, cance by an excursion that calls the most obstinate and distressing cases of Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever attrition of mankind to a country rheumatism, kidney complaint, bronchitis, Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, neuralgia, lumbago, iutlamation of tbe Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi­ hitherto known, yot abounding in all lungs and throat, paralysis, asthma, tively cures Piles. It is guaranteed to the natural elements essential to the spinal weakness, nnd coughs and colds. give perfect satisfaction or money re­ growth of great, prosperous and In my own case they have afforded me funded. Price, 25 cents per box. For almost instant and permanent relief. happy communities. When such a My friends consider them an invaluable sule by Jasper R. Miller. country is opened and prepared as a aud speedy remedy for all kinds of aches A CmMl ( l a a e r . and pains. They are a blessing in dis­ habitation for man, the fact means guise; and no wife or mother should be A hotel, the Traveler’s Rest, with 80 nothing loss than new provision for without thsm if she values her peace and acres of land, situated in Dallas, for sale on reasonable terms. I also have a farm life and happiness to new millions comfort and freedom from nervous ex- of 104 acres o f rich land four miles from haustiou nnd other ailments. As a H. H agood . o f the human raco. It ia a gfeat strengthening plaster, mao for baokaches town for sale. thought, and a great fact. The emi­ and weaknesses, they have no equal. I have never yet found a plaster so efficacious nent men who accompany the exowr- nd stimulating, or to give so much gen­ I will open up a full line of millinery aion, and whose words wherever eral satisfaction. Used in connection and fancy goeds on the first of September, all of wfuch will be the latest styles for with B randrrth ’ s universal life-giving ■poken challenge attention and are and life healing P il l s , no one need des­ fall and winter. E. W in n k l l , Independence. reported to the world; the represen­ pair of a speedy restoration to good sound health. tatives of so many great journals, MRS. E. T O M P K IN S . Take Mai Ire. ■peaking to millions of a country J. L. H yd e has placed in mv hands for ONK TRIAL. abounding not less in the elements collection all his notes and accounts, if yon have been using other Plasters o f wealth than in the wonders of one trial of A llcook ’ s Poitous will convince winch must be paid within thirty days. Call and settle and save yourself costs. nature, will make us known as jre yon of their wonderful superiority. Take J. H. T owmsknd . no other porous plasters that claim to be never were known before. Detached better, they are all frauds gotten up to Business Sallee. sUternents, isolated publication«, ¡¿e ll on the world-wide reputation of the I with to give notice that I will work at hive heretofore been made; but here j *®noin# *rtieto. ^ (1; we »ball Lave the great journals all speaking et once!” US4IIIM OF TU»; HRAftO* FOB OBf l.O* FAUUICUrt I t is a very common but no less true remark that Oregon neter pro­ duce« two Bensons alike. The cli­ matic changes during the past year liave been in full accord with the above statement. The seasou hnn been peculiar in almost every re­ spect. The last winter began with th* *»O0t terrific rain a tom 4» ever ex­ perienced in the state. Then came the unusual cold, freezing weather ; - ch killed fall sown wheat. Then cb, which is noted as the stormy j re ua four weeks of tbe eather imaginable, allowing to, replant fair-ozed erope good condition. Unusual ra;na in April finished Ta The Pnlillr I wish to i-ay that I am no longer in t'.ie employ of Mr. I. G. Davidson, neither do I wish to collect any monies from my customers while I was iu the employ of I. G. Dav’ dson, or from him —esoept the judgement I hold against him through the couit W. H. n. G rant . N. B.— I would also state t j luy many friends that I am still iu the business rtf enlarging pictures, and having secured the service of M i. Horace Dnesoury, a first-class artist, can guarantee satisfac­ tion in all cases. All my work is done iu oil, ut the naiue old prices. All orders sent to iny address will receive prompt attention. Thanking the publift for many courtesies shown me in the past, I would respectfully solicit a share of your patronage in the future. Very Truly, W. H. H. G rant , dresa-making, at the residence ei M r. J. W. Rnshton in Delias. Fashionable dress-making done, in first class style. Cell snd see. Mrs. A. G. S praoub Notice of Equalization. W H K R F .A A . I W AS l*N A B L E TO COMPLETE "" mv a s e - m e n t o f the property In IN*lk county by the last Monday In August, 1S83;tho County Court of mid county, st » regular term thereof, to-wit, the heptetuher term, 1883, made an order extending the time for conijdotir.ar «aid assoumieitt until tho 1st dsy of October foltowtmr, snd I thHBfore give r.otice to all concerned that tho Hoard of Equalisation o f «ski county will on the mid 1st day of October, at the office off the County Clerk of mid county, attend and publicly examine the a— ament rolls and publicly errors hi valuation, description or qualities ty, and CBlitii ténue their off land-t, lots mpeit' their mid dntie* be com sittings in that lieltalf until tl p lctci w J. M U L k K Y , A momot for Polk County. Dated this 6th day of September, 1889. (sept M ) Guardian's Notice. I rre of m i . All persons wishing to test the irrite of — « — great « ’ »"• rwaiedy- «•>—*»- “ J one — that will "•!> LIV.ltiVfl. * • « «on.ompiioii. cough., nod., «.th- OTVOC IS H K R K B Y G IV E N T H A T I H AVE btwn duly apftomUd guardian of th « estate of ‘ an iùsai*« ponam, ---- ------ • County David Bast, by U m County Court Court of of Polk County, Ot «goti, and Rll fß ►ns Raving claims pr— nt them to N — bronchiti., or any afftetma ot the tLroat «ml laaga— «r r r-qa.at.il to null at i estate **? ** ll*l> **- I>r*r* are required I « i a. M ill-,'« tlrng «to n «ml get * trial bot- * i . «M i . d i Hept. 4, I 1 * *. N 5 K W utfiiD Ta I ITT. t l.o l Dr. K i n g '« » « » diwjoT.rjr lot co«unip- ----------- tiom I r r . o f c o a t, w h ic h w i l l « h o w t o n r e g u la r i i n l U r - . i i » b o t t l * w i l l d o . 'S n e b payment tu — at on K. k. DKLAM 11M IT T , Guardian Hr. H. W. ■dietee. A I like o f which for m ia j bo g tth -] N olic« i« herab? g i r . » that I bave atart- gria, Mill os Little LaekÙMate, near Leoierille, a ad aaa prepend to do griadlng for all that m b ' H. ALLEN & OSBORN KR AU T VALLEY IT E * « * « ‘ “ « S w r e » » Me B«IMr I W eak M ae, S iaeairSe, New • a M .e e , n t ri M a u » e n är M it . M ì a , « i m m , m a »ta M . a . tm A » r m .li C la m a ta r i c a t . la nm j a a or a a t a i r e ta ta » a r i U ., t a p a w — r S M T B I, L te a r i I t e r i l l , « » t a r i OB. M. « . SACOK. tor C le ft B . « h » C Y t a r i ( t a t , C M rig », n t W is h to inform their that they have ju st re­ ms ment o f and burial cases and bur­ ^AKlHC POWDER Absolutely Pure. Tina powder never varies. A marvel of purity strength and wholenoiueueiw. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold)iii com­ petition with tho multitude o f low test, short weight, alum or phospliat* powder*. Hold only iu cans. R o ya l H akixo I' owdkh C o ., 106 Wall street, N. V. T U T T ’S P lL L S T O R P ID B O W E L S , D ISO RD ERED LIVER, F r o m t ^ ^ o n n a u r k e t h r e e fo u r th , o f- ¡h e d is e a s e s of t h e h u m a n ra c e . T h o s e s y m p to m * in d ic a te t h e i r e x is t e n c e : I- «»* * o f A p p e tite , B o w e l « c o s t iv e , h ic k H e a d ­ ache, fu l u o f f , a v e r s i o n t o a t l l i n n e e s « s « a l f t e r e c a t in __ r w e t a ______ e s s r t lo m o F f l b u o u d l u y A o i r * m m i l n n d j ^ , R tio n o f fo o d , I r r i t a b i l i t y o f te m p e r , L o w , a » . w - l u f n e g le c te d In ty , I M z x ln e w ,F lu t t e r in g a t th e H e a r t, D o ts a b __ e a f ____RI.1 o r e t h e . e . v . . e . a . K h I i . g M h l v y . c n o l l . ­ o r e d U r in e , C O X S T I P A T I O I V , and d e ­ mand th o u so o f a r e m e d y th a t a c ts d ir e c t ly on t b o L iv e r . A s a L i v o r r a e d l c l n e T l J T T ’ i# P I L L S h a v o n o e q u a l. T h e i r a c tio n o n th e K id n e y s a n d 81c In la a ls o p r o m p t ; r e m o v in g a ll im p u r it ie s th r o u g h t h e s e t h r e e •* s c a v ­ e n g e r s o f t h e s y s t e m ,* * p r o d u c in g appe­ tite, s o u n d d ig e s t io n , r e g u la r s to o ls , a c le a r •k in a n d a v ig o r o u s b o d y . T r T T ’ S P I L L S cau se n o n a u s e a o r g r ip in g n o r in t e r fe r e w ith d u lly w o r k a n d a r e a p e r fe c t TUTTS HAIR DYE, G r a y H a i r o r W h i s k e r « c li« n g e it In . « t A iit lv t o a U l o m t B l a c k b y a j l n f l o a p ­ p lic a tio n o f Ib is D y e . S o (1 b y D r u g g is t «, o r s e n t b y e x p r e s s o n r e c e i p t o f ©1* O ffice, 44 M u r r a y S tr e e t, h e w Y o r k . « 8 TT -8 MANUAL 0 USEFUL RECEIPTS FREE. ial robe3 that w as ever brought to. Polk Co., and their prices are low er than ever sold here be­ fore. W e also have the Ira S im ili. E . \V. F 'o o p e r . Oregon. (Successors to Rieas Bros. & Whitcaker), HARDWARE, AI ÏÏ W A L T H A M , M ASS. ALSO A L L KINDS OP FARM MACHINERY. Ivid ep fiu lcn oc, O regon . (J23-3m) NERVOUS NOTICE - FARMERS. ______________________________________________ ___________ R P O lt A T Ë D c h a rg e to m o v e th o w h e a t to th e W a re h o u s e . F o r fu r th e r p a rtic u la rs n- q u ire o f h e A g e n t a t in d e ­ pendence. W. P. CONNAWAY, (jn iy a8-ti.) A g e n t. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. C A P IT A L , Paid up in U. S. Gold Coin, COIN ASSETS, December 31, 1880, Income for 1880, : * : Reinsurance Reserve, : : 612,841.00 : 340,641.00 : : Losses Paid in Oregon, $300,000.00 : : Losses, paid since organization, : 1,635,202.84 : 174,989.60 : 200,000.00 O scar F. H This leading and popular company offers superior advantages to those desiring reliable indemnity against loss and damage by fire, being solid in assets, conserva­ tive in management, moderate in rates and prompt and liberal in tbe adjustment and payment of losses. J . H . (iLK N fi. i X . E . Cor. Second and Y a m h ill Sts., PO RTLAND . • • OREGON. A . P. A rm strong , J. A . W SM o, Principal. P en man and Secretary Designed (or tho Business Education of Both Sexes. In fa n ts and C hildren Without Morphine or Narcotine. W h a t g ives o u r C hildren ro sy cheeks. W h a t cures th eir fevers, m akes them «deep; 'T i* r u s to r la . W h en B abies fre t, and c r y b y turns, W h a t cures th eir colic, kills th eir w orm s. H u t C a s t o r la . F a rew ell then to MorphJne Syrups, Castor O il and P a rego ric, and H a ilC a s to r ia . Adm itted on any w eek day o i the year. -^ IP E N + W O R K ^ - O f n il kinds executed to order at reasonable rates. Satisfaction guaranteed. Thu C ollege “ J o u rn a l," containing inform ation o f the course o f studv, rates o f tuition, tim e lo enter, etc., and cuts « f plain auJ ornam ental jien- m.inship, tree. P IL E S ! P IL E S ! KENDALL’S SPAVIN CURE, UN H U M A N I W h a t q u ick ly cures Constipation, Sour Stom ach, Colds, Indigestion : H u t C’a s t o r la . 2 P IL E S ! :A S ure C u re F o u n d a t L a s t! N o O n e N eed S u ffer! XTrvae-S1***. «B U S IN E S S COLLEGE,- C e n ta u r M n im y n t .- A »» solute cure for R h e u m a t i s m * Sprains, Burns, Galls, Ac., and an instantaneous Pain-reliever. A hnre Cnre for Blind, Bleeding, Itcb- • iug and Ulcerated Piles has been discover­ e d by Dr. W illiam,(an Indian Remedy,) called D r. W illiam ’s Indian Ointment. A siugle box has cured tho worst chronic cases of 25 or 30 years standing. No on$ need suffer five minutes after npply- | ing this wonderful soothing ir edic; ne. Lotions instruments aud electuaries do more harm than good. W illiam’s Ointment absorbs the tumors, allays the intense itching, (particularly at night after get­ ting wrimijin bed,) acts as a poultice, gives i instant relief, nnd is prepared only for Piles, itching of the private parts, and j for »»«»thing else. h*?ad what the Hon. J. M. Coffinberry of Cleveland has to say about Dr. Wil- | Ham’s Indian Pile Ointment; I have used scores of P ile Cures, aud it affords me pleasure to say that I have never | found nny thing which gave such immedi­ ate and permanent relief as Dr. W illiam’ s j Indian Ointment. For sale by all druggists, or mailed on | receipt of price, $ 1 . 00 . Hodge, Davis Jk Co., wholesale agents, Portluud, Oregon. H U N K Y A C O ., P r o p ’ ra . Cleveland, O is hereby g iv e n th at c . e . W orthington, o f McCoy. Polk county, state of Oregon, has made an assignment in the manner pre •cnlied by law, ot all property, real aud )»ur»ma] ill his prope to the undersigned as assignee for the ben VMM " f his creditors, in eonfor mity with tl of the legislature of the state o f’ Oregon, entitled “ An act to secure to creditors a just division of the estate of debtors who convey to atshmees for the lienetit o f creditors." A ll persons having claims against the said C. E. W orthington are hereby noti­ fied to present the same to me, duly verified, within three months from the date hereof, at the office ot Daly A Butler, at Ihtllas, Polk county, and state aforesaid. SAM U EL R. W O R TH IN G TO N . B alt A B utler , Assignee. Attorneys for Assignee. Dated July 7, 1833. N Notice. N T H E M ATTKR O F T H E E S TA TE O F ISSAAC McCoy, deceased. Notice is hereby given that I have been duly ap­ pointed administrator of said estate by the county couat of Polk county, Oregon, ami all persons Saving claims against the same shall present them, with the necessary vouchers, within six months form the date off this notice, to me. at my p la t« o f business at .Mc­ Coy, in said county, and all person* indebted to said •state on matured ciaim eare requested to make im ­ mediate payment to me. Dated JyiteO, 1883. C. B G r ave *, W arren T m it , Administrator. Attorney. I N may concern that I have bee« appointed admin iatrator of the emote of M a r y J , f i l f i l e r , late • f Polk county, deceased All persons holding claim* against sold estate are required to pr— nt them to — . at my residence, at Dallas, «laty verifies!, within ‘ ------ i indebted to «aid * pat mem JO H N R M IL L E R . A H I P P Y NEW YEAR TO ALL. By the kindness o f the citizens of Yam­ hill, Clackamas, Hulk, Benton, Linn «m l Mari, n counties, after six year* F. A . R R O W . Y , P r o p e r . business from a small starting point, I am hero. And why is it/ Because I neve A NEW HOTEL JUST OPENED flung in your faces that “ I possessed large amounts o f glittering ¿old .” I M A IN ST , N O R TH O F 1*1 V b itY STABI.K. liave never said you would havo to trade Ilnllaa. Ogn. with ino and you couldn't holp yourselves. ' T havo never said “ I didn't want Salem Everything: Sew, »g^nntl Clean. j to grow any larger, for fear it might bring I too much competition in business,” and i j did not turn a cold shoulder to the Wool- l ens Mills last summer. Single Meal*.................................. ......... 8 Met*. In six years of business we do not find Two meal Ticket* ........................ ......... 75 Three meal Ticket*......................... ........ 1 00 j it »11 sunshine; but, fellow-citizen«, I B^ard and Lodging, per week........ ......... 6 00 must say that 1 thank you for your «in d ­ Board, |*«r week.............................. ......... 4 00 ues» and patrouago, and hope "to he aide Board four weeks.................... ........... l& oo to merit a continuation o f your ¡last fa For 1883, I have the largest stock of shelf hardware south o f Portland, con sisting o f all articles usually found in- hardware stores. I will also have a full IIIM K . OREGON? I hue o f engines, threshers, headers, wagons, plows, spring tooth harrows, twine pinders, harvesters, reapers, mow­ ers fruit driers, etc., Plcaso give mo a call. Corner o f State and Commercial Slorwgr < »|>ariljr (o r 120.000 hn. streets, Salem, Oregon. Salem Directory. T. B. W a it SOLD BT ALL DRUGGISTS 0. A. W ALLER. -•- dealer in ^ — G U N S R IF L E S , R E V O V - ERS. Am m unition o f A l l Kinds. Fine Fishing Tackle. 4 liil MB ul MIS. -I Field and Marine Glasses. REPAIRING NEATLY DONE. C o m mbrcul 8 t . S alem O r . STUDEBAKlR’S B u g g ie s , ¡C a r r ia g e s and H a c k s. H IR S A L K B Y THE DIXIE MILLS, t a r li , tu rn i.ta ta f»r Illgltrtat Mnrkrt P r lrr Piti«] Tur U hrnt nini Grnin o f nll Itim i». ----- » : ----- Gami As»<>rtta«nt ut « L T J M » B B R W M . S T A IG E lt . D E ALE R IN Salem, Oregon. s ALES ROOMS over R. M, Wades’ * w ar« r o d M on Court »treet. KYERTHI.Vft u lt lin fr > a . KRATZ, WASNBURNE & CO. una » « ) a y in g H H E A O -8 T O N E S . D n ors, 0 . K. FLOURING MILL W . B . W ils o n & So n , P ro p ’ rs. And Buiblitait Mainisi Alar»,, i.n Haml or FuSiitahril U> Otdrr. Alan ' C. AV. B O W I E , W k rat tatari «taf.. _ 4Ù V FLE S H ) Dr. B J. K en d all A Co., (U ntr : ---- Sample of circulars receive«I to-c lay. Please »end hi « some with mv imprint, printed on one side only. The Kendall's Spavin Cure is in excel­ lent demand with us, and not only for animals but for human ailment* also. Mr. Jos. Voris; one of the leading farmers in our coun try, sprained an ankle badly, and kiiow ing the value «if thn remedy foi horses, tried it on Him self, and it did far better than he had expected. Cured the sprain in very short order. Yours respectfully C. O. T h ixband . Price $1. per liottle, or 6 bottles for ?5. All druggists have it or can get it for you, or it will be sent to any addres* on receipt of price, by the proprietors, I)a . B J. K cm lull & Co. Knoftburgh Falls, V t. Send for illustrated circular Finest Assortment o f Cnttlery in the City. o t ic e Adm inistrator's u t c h in s o n . KENDALL’S SPAVIN CUKE B . I I . B R O O K * . S o lic ito r . P O R TLA N D , OREGON. O rders b y m a il w ill re c e iv e p ro m p t attention. PO RTLAN D CURE Hanta llosa, Cal., Feb, 9th, 18SJ. B. »T. K f .UDALI A Co., Centleman:—I feel it a duty to others suffering with piles and falling of the rectum to write y«»u. 1 have had the pile* ami prolapsus of the tectum for five years, for the past three year* I have suffered the moot agonising pain. Tried everything without relief, but after ten day* use of Ken­ dall’s Spavin Cure I have not seen or heart of the pile« since. Cue who has not suffered as 1 have cannot comprehend the great joy that I feel at being cured of a disease almost worse than death. 1 had a valuable youug horse that had a large bunch gather on his breast bone. I tried all kind* of liniments ami had it cut open without, any benefit. Saw your advertisement and bought a bottle of Kendall’s Spavin Cure aud ordered uiy teamster to use as directed. In less than one week the lump had disappeared. Thinking that a liniment that would do what Kendall's Spavin Cure has done f«»r my home might benefit more. I tried it as a lai-t resort. W ith gratitude and best wishes for >our success. I am faithfully yours, D. D. B U S H , S p e c ia l A g e n t. “ ?2- H . J . F E R C U S O N , A g e n t, In d e p e n d e n c e . to cure any case. W ith each o ld e r received by m fo r n ix boxes, a ccom p a n ied w ith $5.00. w h w ill r.end the purchaser our w ritten gu arai teo t o r e fund the m oney i f tho treatm en t d o e « c o t eliec. a cure. G u arantees is s u 'd o n ly by W O O D A U D , 4 1» A H 14 A < C ., W t e o lu M lu uxxd. SPAVIN P. O. Lock Box,r2302, Denver City, Col. • W W U liitflB S r tS S T IIia lT - O ( re r »ale. A good dwelling honae, in a dmirable looarioa, ia the town >( dalla». Apply to M M. Bilia. : CCMMERCiAL, Hutchinson’s Hunch, 12 miles north of Denver Colorado Mar, nth, 1883. I ) r . B. .T. K e n d all & Co., Cents:—For tbs past three years standing I have used Kendall*» spavin Cure. Ip every ease «*f Sbaviti, of wiiich I have tfeaxed five it has killed them all. and entirely removed them. I case of splint I find it has no equal, one case I hod was of. three year* stamiim; removed it entirely One year auo a two hundred pmind block of ice fell out of a watfou striking my foot on thk Instep and toes, it would be itmiogsible to mash a f >ot w«ir*e without breaking any bones. I was taken home and carried into the house. I d o not think amputation cf the leg would cause any more pain. I went for Kendall'* Hpavin Cure, it was all I used and in six days I could w alk irouitd. About tliJ^e weeks ago my team ran aw ay threw me out of tho wat'oii, the hind w hell struck my knee. A fter applying several kinds of liniments without obtaining any relief, I went for Kendal,* Spavin Cure. My leg was draw n up and my knee swollen badly In three day* I was able to walk to the burn. I could go into details more fully, nnd make this a very long letter but w ill not weary you. I am very respectfully yours GEO. L. STORY, Manager Oregon Brunch Du. E . 0 . W e r t ’ s N e r v e a n d B r a i n T r e a t KENT, a guaranteed sp ecific f o r H y steria , D izzi ness. C onvulsions, F its , N ervou s N iu ra igin Heuaache. N ervou s P ro s !ra tio n caused I ) ti.Pus» o f alcoh ol o r ♦obucco, W a k e fu l res*», M ei tul De prossion. S o ften in g o f th© B rain n - fo lt ii’ c in in Hanity am i lea d in g to m isery, d ecoy ra d death Prem ature O ld A ge, Bnrru.nesH, L o »s o f p o u ei in eith er sox. In v o lu n ta ry I oesea. m d erm at orrlu iu caused by o v e r-e x e rtio n o f the l;io in ,s e lf abuse o r ovo r-in d u lgen ro . E ach box con tain « one m onth’« treatm ent. $1.00 a box. o r six boxer T h « B rrn u i’ O c id r I« Is­ Assignment Notice S e n ,., each -a rt sued Mari h and I Sept., year: 2 1 « pag«*, 8 } i l U V O T K E 18 H EREBY G IV E N T H A T I AM TH E im lim, with over 3 . 3 0 0 duly qualified and acting assignee o f the estate of D A V ID MAX FIELD, who made an assignment on illuntrnlinna— a whole pic­ J u l y • . 1888, ami all parties having claims against ture gallerv. Givea whole- the «aid David Maxfleld should present them to me ■ale p rim dirtei lo pouumtrt on within all good» three months from the date o f this notice, all how persons indebted should make immediate pay- for pmonal or femily use. and Telia to order, mm ) givee exact roe, of erery- Doled July 1«, 1383. thing yoe uaa, cal, drink, wmr, or hare W. M. H U N TER. Assignee of the Estate o f David Maxfiekl. fun with. Thcso inraluabla liooka coo* TW IT? A J ohn *. Attorney . lain information gleaned from the mew kata of the world. W e will mail a copy Administrators Notico. F r e e lo any add row upon receipt of the -7 cent». 1 », ua hear Irooi you. 'JTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N TO A L L WHOM IT Report Ini I t , MONTTGOMERY W A R D R CQ. KENDALL’S 1 H (I1 . HOME MUTUAL Notice of Assignment. T h e S a le m F lo u rin g M ills C o m p a n y h a v in g b o u g h t th e F a rm e rs ’ W a re h o u s e a t In ­ d e p e n d e n c e , w ill receive W H E A T IN S T O R E , on u s u a l te rm s , s u b je c t to o rd e r, a n d pay th e h ig h e s t m a rk e t p ric e a t any tim e th e s to re r a w is h to s e ll. S a c k s fu rn is h e d fre e o f IX 8 5 0 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 deposited in Orogon for tbe further security of Policy Holders iu Oregon, Washington and Idaho. S c P E i t v i s o r . s o f O n r . o o N B r a n c h — C. H. Lewis, of Allen & Lewis; J. McC-aken, of McCraken & Co.; P. Wasserinan, o f Wnssetman & Co.; Bankers, Ladd & Tilton. Ic t t e r N t e l l l l i c l r For Sale by a ll First-Class Jewelers. (Jill) w -tl.) D E B IL IT Y Î ow n M ory. The above were very sevore tests, and demonstrate beyond a doubt, that for any reasonable length of time during which a watch might he under water it would receive no injury whatever. We make these cases in both gold and silver, and as a P e r f e c t l y O n s l - P r o u f H fein W in d in g R n l e h C ase, < lit ille n g c ( l i e W o r l d lo P r o ­ duce II h Equal. FIRST-CLASS RETAIL DRUG STORE. I 'r e N c r iiit io n s C iir t T u lly C o iiiiiu u iid c d b y E x p e r i e n c e d U r u t i i l s l s . I N C O - E R Y , And everyth in g uauuMv found in a ALLEN & OSBORN, Co., “ C linton , I owa , A pril 29, 1881. “ I wish you would send me s spring for the Win Ellery Watch. * * By tho way this Ellery is a watch 1 sold in your Screw Bezel Case to a armer last fall. The first of January he lost the watch in the woods, and f .mnd it this week in about one foot of water. It hud lain three months and over in snow and water, with but slight injury to the watch—only a huir-spriug C. 8. R AYM O N D .” OREGON. T O IL E T ARTICLES, P E R F U M / KROM OHIO, OF KOV. 25TH. 1382.1882. PURE AND FRESH DRUGS, to trade with us. NAM FACTIIRKD IIV T ill: *• V aldosta , G roroia , July 20, 1882. " I sold one of your Patent Dust Proof Cases alx>ut ten months ago, and the other day it came back to me with tho request to make it wind easier. On ex atniuation I found that the stem was rusty, and 1 inquired into the cause of it. The gentleman stated to me that he was starting some saw logs that had lodged in the bend o f the river, whon his chain caught in a bush and threw his watch into about twelve feet of water, and he was about two hours finding it. When he g o t it out it was running and he thought all right. Iu about three months he found that the stem was hard to turn and sent it to me. I can say that the watch Is all that the company claims for it and recommend it to all railroad and mill men. B. W. B R N T L Y ." - Itcin c ly Headers of the tin* Ooinnierci.tl can not well forget that a large space ha* for year* l.ccn take© up by Kendall’* ad\crtiMMiifnt*— ©specially of a certain Spavin ( ’ure. W e have nad dealing* with Dr. Kendall for many year* And the truth i* fully and faithfully proven not only that he U a got*I holiest man, and that hi* celebrated Spavin Cure is not ouly all thut it i* rec.Minuendod to be, but that the Kngli.di language i* m»t capable of recommend­ ing it too highly Kendall’s Spavin Cur© w ill cure »payin*. There are hundreds of ca*es in which that hu* been proven to our certain knowledge, but, after all, if any |*er*on confines the usefulness »f this celebrated medicine to «luring spavins alone, they make a big mistake. It ¡* the best medicine known aa an outward applica­ tion for rheumatism in the human futility. It is the best medicine known a* an outward up. plication for rheumatism in the human family. It is good for l»aim. and aches, swelling* uud lameness, and i* just a* safely appied to men women and children a* it is to horses. W* know thut there are other good liniments, but we do believe this spavin cure to be far list­ er than any ever invented. Always on hand, a full line of as DF.ALKRS IN fo llo w in g - M oa t Nnrceam nil FROM THE C o m m e i- e in l S i., SALEM , to hold the trade o f our DUST-PROOF The The SMITH & GOOD, and hope by fair dealing Independence. I «v e r ills ovcrtsl, a* it i* curtain in it* effects uud do«« not 1*11.- cr. READ PROOF BELOW. 4JHO. T . L O O I » J . N . hi M I T I I . the public for past favors many n ew ones as wish I I I l l U C ALEN D AR . . h i «K . ISA4 F i r » ! T r r r i t a c it a * t a r p i . » , IHK» T B Ir S T r i m tarala» A p r i l » . IM ri t a r m i l i T r r w i b ru ita » tao. I * . U M » » « « O t a 0 . r “ » J * * « Ä L v l * r t - » l«l«* n l » r r S r t n l fo r Ctatalugta« tall i illforilltatlon tu T H O S . M » ®» M U R ) «M rrta «* (fiept. |^P|\ W e thank and I H EXPENSES. which w e offer at very SMITH & COOPER, This case is formed in one solid piece without Joinf or seam, o]>eiiing in front only , thus avoiding the usual C ap , and securing greater strength and dura­ bility. These watches arc all opbn face . The bezel into which an extra strong crystal is fitted with on es­ pecially prepared water-proof cement, is attached to tho cose by screwing it thereon, and thus forms an air-tight junction with the body of the case, which is proof against dust and moisture. T o 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 tho utmost importance. T ry It. Siii'crtaiiurM l o E. S. H u b b r l l . customers • c. ¡r\iOHEY&LIVER REGULATOR fitt'irlfc A U tli . board anil tuition a ta h.Kil jour, In th . Woman’. Collrtru, with «varythin« lurmihrJ mtu«P< to w »'», napkins, sheets ami comforter, and pulow-sUpn, will cost but fillA t, payable five weeks in advance, v'jung mail’s board and tuition a school year cost only M o o r e 's THE NEW PATENT W atch Li “ f I . r : » L L l « - l O F I .IU I.U I L A M T * . with C lm lca l, U t l o , U w l i l l c , M O n Lileratur. Art, and Scientific Courses. 1. H ) L I . » : u ; o r U n m ih K . PortUnd, Oregon 3 . W O N . I V 8 ( O L I . M d , , with a Conservatory of Music and Art Department. 4. < IT O M I o r 111 A i r , with two Courses for Graduano«, There were eighty pupil* in music last year. _ dory courses for the College of Liberal Arts, and, 5. I «1% E M a il 1 A t ’ % llllta % . with the four preparatory eoui gTNEtri 0 » f i w k ot l . . , , . f o . ¿0.1 . TV M TIKH *<••>! '•< , P .iu , in th® Huuk »uü ku lu eya ,M «U ri«l trouble« utili all iliiieitan artaing (rum th« (miclionä of the alomurh «o il llvar briug tlrniDgn] Iroin wrukueau or axr«uara, rurril b , ura of Tin QIAut kitoiot if Inning si Uu Me te. ceived the largest assort­ CASKETS Am erican WILUMETTEJJNIVERSITY. friends o f Polk County .IIM I A thk aboyk m il l «, wc C r is t o r C u s to m W o rk On short notice. We alwray* hav« Flour on hand to Ui-hanft for Wheat, and own furnish Bran, Shorts and Chop EarMe. 1 ISO. KVSRY VARIETY “OP CEMETERY AND r il » r ta*mi. —«ta. Unuiit. M«aniu«itax an. — ch— ftr« L, kurtaJ lari. taimiriMd M o r r ir •ta» l> P »ri H a »— . Statari A ir i, r i m LK a s k d an now j>r«qiwml to do all kimls of O a n li R rr ik r r . T> eur customer* «4 price« that defy competition f «ATlKFArTIOR GUARANTERD W. B. WILSON « ’ F H m N V C f , November 2 «, 1882 Jk