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Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-26

EoR NoN-RETENTIoN, OR INCoNTI-
II NENCE Of Urine, irritation, inflammation
or liberation of the bladder or kidneys, diseases
of the PROSTATE glands, stone in the bladder
calculus gravel or brickdust deposits, and al.
the diseases of the bladder, kidneys and drop
sical swellings
USE HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-26

TN PURSUANCRsDF AN ORDER OF THE
l. County Court 0f Polk County, Oregon made
January term. A. ID. 1870, the undersigned Ad-
minisirator of the estate Of David Burden, de-
ceased will on Monday the 18th day of April. A..
ID. 1879, at the Court House door in Dallas, in
said county. between the hours of . A. NJ. and
P.M. of said day, expose for public sale, for gold
silver coin, to the highest bidder, all
the right, title and interest which the said
David Burden had at the time of his decease,
in aud to the following described Roal Estate.
viz: The T.. ! Of the 5. W. /, and the 5. of
the f. Of the ~ W. Of Section ., I. 6. s..
r. w. of the Willamette Meridian. Also,
the undivided one-half interest in and to tho
N. ! of the W. ! of the N. f. Of same sec
ton aud township All said premises being
n Polk County. Oregon Sale to commence at
one o'clock 7. NJ. of said day. Terms of sale ::
Cash in hand.
WM. BURDEN,
Administrator.
SULLIVAN Il WHITsoS,
Administrators Attorneys.
January. 30, 1870. lwi
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-26
WILLIAM DAVIDSON,
Office, No. GA (Adjoining Telegraph 0fice),;
Front street, Portland, Oregon.
COLLECTOR OF CLAIMS.

Accounts, Notes, Bonds, Drafts and Mercan-
tile claims of every description throughout Or
egon and the Territories, WILL BE MADE A
SPECIALITY AND PROMPTLY COLLECT
ED, as we'll as with due regard to economy
in all business matters intrusted TO his care and
the proceeds paid over punctually.
REAL ESTATE DEALER.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-26
Administrators Sale.

I'm PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF TIE
N County Court of Polk county, Oregon, made
February Term, A. ID. 1870, the undersigned,
Administrator of the estate of Joseph Arm
strong, deceased. will Monday, the 4th day of
April A. d. 1870. at the Court House door, in
Dallas, in said county between the hours of 8
o'clock A. NJ and o'clock +. NJ, of said day,
expose for public sale, for gold or silver coin,
to the highest bidder, all the right, title and
interest, which the said Joseph Armstrong had
at the time of his decease, in and to the fol-
lowing described premises, viz The south
west / of southwest ! of section two; the
southeast ! Of southeast ! of section three;
the northeast / of northeast Of section ten :
and the northwest | Of northwest of section
eleven, in township south, range west, in
Polk County, Oregon. Sale 10 begin at one
o'clock said day. Terms of sale Cash in
hand.
j. G. CAMPBELL.
Administrator.
SULLIVAN & WHITsoN,
Administrators Attorneys
Feb. 12, 1870. lwi
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-26
Exec%tOrS's Notice.

DHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
l. duly appointed by the County Court of
Polk county. Oregon, Executor of the last will
and testament Of r. b. Hall, deceased, late of
said county Therefore, all persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make immedi-
ate payment to me; and all persons having
claims against said estate notified to pre-
sent them to me, duly verified, at my residence
in Buena Vista, in said county, within six
months from the date hereof.
Il. c. HALL.
Feb. l2-no4l 4 Executor.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-26

lsB~If you wish the very best CABINET PHo-
ToGRAPHs, you must call on. BRADLEY &
RUL0FSON, 429 Montgomery street. San
Francisco.
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business. Boys and girls earn nearly as much
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Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-26

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REFUND THE MONEY.

As an indication Of The Prices, nil quote
one Watch from, iist. The Z. s. BARTLETT,
Lecer Increment, cih Erira Jc'oets, chronome
ter Balance, Patent Pnion, Potent Dust Cap,
and all the other tafe improvements, IN a Solid
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All the other kinds, both gold and silver, in
the same proportion. Do not order Watch
till you have sent for Prsce List, as ii con-
tains great deal of information regarding
these watches that will enable you to make an
Intelligent selection. Don't forget, when you
write to state that you saw this advertisement
in the Polk COUNTY TINES, and you need not
put in stamps for return postage. Address in
full,
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TRWE HAS COME!

WHEN THOSE INDEBTED TO THE
w undersigned must settle up. l viii not
carry old accounts up to new books, as hereto
fore. All must settle up 10 the LIT of January
1870. Further delay is not only unnecessary
but dangerous. j. ~. LEWIS.
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Howard & Co..

Jewellers and Slversmiths,
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We refer, by permission, to
Messrs. Wells, Fargo d Co., N. Y. and San
Francisco.
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w Fine Cloth Caters? if so. supply your
selves at J. III. LEWISS.
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NFEBLED AND DELICATE CONSTI-
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VEvHE GLORY OF MAN IS STRENGTH.
4 Therefore the nervous and deblitated
should Immediately use Helmbold's Extrhct
Buchu.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-26

q GALT.--CARMEN ISLAND AND LIV
- ERPOOE Salt, in quantities to suit, at
cox d EARIlART'S Salem.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-26
MECHANICS HOTEL,
Nos lo2, 1o4, LOG Front street, cor Alder,
PORTLAND, OREGON,
THOMAS RYAN, - PROPRIETOR.
Formerly of the Wha; Cheer House.1

HAVING OPENED TIE ABOVE HOUSE
l. l. the proprietor wishes To announce 10 the
public that he is now prepared to accommodate
guests in a satisfactory manner at the most
reasonable rates.
The entire house has been newly finished
and furnished throughout in the most complete
and comfortable manner.
Baggage taken to and from the house free of
barge. 10
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Price, 81 25 per bottle, or six bottles for So SO
delivered to any address.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE e
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EEdFH s'EVCts DNEAHSs VsSHs
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w Bitters, Cigars. Candies, Oysters. - Aci
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men on the outside of the counter, by gentle
man who has an eye to "biz" on the inside
So come along, boys; make delay, and
we will soon hear what you have to say.
80 w. +. CLINGAN.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-07
TIA COMING RACES Ar SARATOGA.
SARATOGA SPRINGS. August 4,

SARATOGA SPRINGS, August 4, 1870.
Hotels and boarding houses are now about full.
and the full trains constantly arriving indicate q
great crowd within the next few days. IL Is fact,
too, observed by all and frequently remarked tina,
the fine new hotels and first class old filed
with first class people. who seem TO have determined
that the most attractive watering place IN America
shall as far as possible be monopollzed by them.
Passing through the broad piazzas and magnificent
parors which are marked features OF our hotels,
the company is sucn as to inspire respect as well
admiration.
The second grand race meeting Of the Saratoga
Association which Is to commence on Friday, 18th
inst, WILL it Is thought be even more bril-
liant than the late meeting. which was a
great success ard characterized " splendid coniests
and unprecedented speed. The course Is one OF tho
insure not only the most exciting sport but good
order and responsibility In degree highly com
mile from the hotels-has been gravelied aud graded
III the best possible manner, and Is amply watered
every day, thus securing to the z lies the privilege
of dressing to their hearts, c0i.ent without fear
Of dust.
The irst race of the meeting will be one which no
adnrer OF turf sports should fail to witness. II il
the "kenner Stakes" for horses three years old; the
distance two miles aud the entrance $500 each, half
forfeit to which the ASSOCIATION is 10 aid the liberal
Der OF distinguished colts. Telegram, Eclip.
Governor Bowie, w. r. Travers, The Major
Hamburg, Scathelock Remorseless, Chillioothc,
Flash oil Lightning, Foster, Inquirer and Lady Pc
try tsiXteen) are now expected to start. IL viii be
worth while TO travel from the most distant sections
Of the country this race to say nothing OF the
lnauy other In which horses or all ages Will
run. A very large number OF horses are now on the
ground and those at Long Branch are TO return on
Monday. There will be three each day. In
anticipation OF great rush 10 the races the Super
Dtendent of the Rensselaer, and Saratoga Railroad
has announced that extra trains viii leave Albany
rrny lot "a nsf nc .af
Saratoga III time for the races.
Gentle showers and cooler atmosphere are de-
lighting ladies and q 1temen who love the drive
the promenade and the dance, ana bright countc-
nances are shining everywhere.
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Tsf lATr IsY sylD:1,.

Dennis McGrot,y, who was tried several days ago
for the murder Of Robert Hartman. at Jersey Cry,
was admiited 90 bah yesterday by Judge Bede In
the sam NJ $1,000. n wil be remembered the jury
disagreed in the case aud were discharged.
McGgUlty wal be PLACED on uial again al the oclO-
Der term.
Mr. Hoffman applied Tor TIE release on bail OF Her.
mann tpiIngef, charged win the murder oi
Michael Reynolds 40 West hgbOken Tie Court
stated that considering the cn0rmity OF the crime
no less an amount Than aAs.NQD would lie accepted.
kclno D. was poor uOlcnsiyc New Yorker, who
was Quet'y vending tis wa home In company
with another man. When he was met by
Eppngcr, who IA a pafoxysm of fur, plunged a
knife INTO tbs bofs OF Reynolds aud death ensued
ia snort tno. The alleged murderer bad been
Knocked down ana Robbed ircsi0usls, ana a. kcy
Doids was toe nrsi man hc mei m rushing along the
road, Do mistOOk nIua iOf ne 'nlei
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WalITMm PMfsy A.s5c ArIoa

A meeting 81 ne Humanitarian Pioneers Associa-
tion was held las; evening" al 2i4 Bowery, hr. De
PINE Ia the char. bGi little business Was trans
acted, OWING 70 TIE aosence o. toe president, Mems
Pspin. IA Colorado. whittier be has gone for the
purpose vi selecting the lands 10 he taken up
Dy The soc.Ciy. it - cArFctcd bacA in We
course OF ueNf week nnd fuA meet 20
may be looked fur on SATURDAY. nfynf. one huudred
and twenty members have Already paid then ihiiaa
nOn Tees, while Oyt ~ have cxpFOs OF hicr ib'el
ton 20 do 20 soon the scheme assume, a more
q a1lie shape The lUue ~ thc meeting last night
was extremely hopeful fe-nln'i0hs proposing 10
appoint special committees lOf tue purchase OF aour
aud other neciSs4Iier fur the vpediton we're mega
uyed. after q lengthy aud somewhat animated dls-
cls-ion. several new subscribers eniJttd thcif
nam y in TIE books o. the SJCieig.
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ylgN RfNY FussRAL.

The funeral OF this unfortunate criminal will take
place this afternoon. numerous procession may
be expected. the following societies having notified
their intention TO attend; Tenth New York volun-
teers 10 which regiment Real formerly belonged),
the Jackson CluD sylvan Star Social Club, tue Au.
rora Guards, Of iorkyle; tne Yorkville Vol
uniecrs, the Joseph ~ Dunn Association, the
uuiled Volunteers ana The Michael Fay Association.
The procession VIII leave tie residence OF the
Dro,hef-niaw OF the deceased I15gh street aud
3hird avenue, az about two O'Clock, aud VIII keep
the lhiid avenue uutil IL reaches Ihirty-lougih
street where Il Will turn on 10 the terry, thence
proceeding To Calvary Cemetery.
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IN. H.Sr.MsIEa RaultYllaS

Last Friday the Boulevard Commissioners OF west
chester county sued cat wrts o. mAndsnigs 70 com
pei the Supervisors Of the towns OF kastches ter
MamarOneck, Rye aud YCnkers 10 Issue bonds IN ac-
cordanoe win tie leluSiliOns made upon them Tor
tile payment OF WORKS GA tue poaevafds and ave.
nues under their supervision IL "a eAlected that
tie Iitgltlon which " 10 follow viii develop some
racy disclosures re.atlng 10 the awarding VI Goa
tracts and tie inner woFAings OF TIE various b0ule
ward t.lnNsV
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The horses were starred IRON the ha'niie pole
very evenly together. boasfcr lcnding, fennuck \
colt second, Harc tiird fompeg Payae foarih aui
Cavalier nth. Thcy ran rap aiy afpuni the over
tura, and when they swung ipto the hoaRe-
stretch Boasler was still IA frcli, fc1nuck's
colt second. rompey Payne thirt Hare foarth aai
Cavalier NTH. oaster ana iennOck- coll cUntf1 cd
In the lead up the stretch and They passed un cr
the string Boaster s had liiise The hest 40 o. lcn
nUcks colt second iiaric thirl, rompey Payne
fourth and Cavalier tlfh. Going arDnad thc upper
turn Boaster led one length. Pcnnock col second,
two lengths ia front OF iisrlc, who was
two lengths In advance OF rompy Payne,
the latter being three lengths ahcat 81
Cavalier On the backstretch boaster BEGAN te
guilt and PennocEs coli took the lead narfc second.
Pompey Payne third, fj0aster fourth and CassisDr
NTH. Harlc to the front Oh The lower turn and
Pompey Payne took second place. tile PenaocK cot
giving up the contest tlaric then ran away ffoaa
the others and came IN easy winner 10y eix
lengths Pompey Payne second. one length ahead ~
Cavalier. Iennock's colt Dad fourtn Boa-ler nfh
Time OF the race. 1885,
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4 YOUTHFUL rc.s9lASY.
A Coiarod BOY Of sixteen Committed FOR Ar
son In Jersey.

son In Jersey.
on Wednesday night the barn OF Theodore Drake.
OF Cherry valley Mercer county \. j.. was set on
Ere aud completely destroyed. The residence OF the
same gentleman was burned 10 the ground on Friday
night Suspicion rested on a coloied boy who had
lived with ar. DraEe about ten years, but who v "a
recently discharged IRON bis service. erday
morning he was arrested by J. j. Quacken6ush. OF
Princeton, and on beng brought before squire
Mount he confessed that he had set lire To the Two
buildings merely TO crafty spite ON account OF ms
beng discharged. The damage Is set down AZ 5000,
insured for 800. The young ncendary was yes
teriay lodged the Mercer county jail at Trenton.
To- await the action OF the Grand jury. He Is only
slXteeu years VI aye
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second place 70 him. ana seeaea W have hsa enough
OF the race. ie an beaten ~ th.s point Leg&te~
then went af'er the marc. but oosia moi overland
her during the mile, - she passed Tue ana ~ the
END OF IL three lengths m front OF tim Alb ir ha1
was now a dobtn lcaktn- or sapre trAiid Co ~
around the upper turn lezafe< caught uasre nDd
they ran side and sde 10 near ahe quarter ptdA
when he showed has Ho~e ~ HcuL Ne tara
gradually Iet her. being s,A ssn3tus Az r,nt ~ sms
haii-miic pole Abdel kaacr cigru yade ifihcr "a.
Logaiee came along steadily, mxkiag tse disiAncs
&. eater u, every jump and coming "a winn-f ~
nlty yards Abdcl kaler was oelow thc instance
flag when Lcgatce passed the stand, tni ne uoRes
ditl not a op their nag until Ne was INSIDE tefF
coasiderate and Kind pro eedlns oa mn psrL tst
altogether "a legitimate r-1iaS PRO iih&s tite
OF Tie heal, T;52a4.
rHE rnfEp nArE
THE TWEED PGgsK, Tor eeAtca horses. ~ ares,
those beaten once allowed ave POM "a. t~iae. Tea
pounds. Purse O. 900 OF winch szog - o. 10 tns
second horse. tnbate Of Nisiiam N. f~eeL ose
and hall miles.
A. Keene Richards entered h. e. Hare ~ Austria
liaa, dam Brcnni, years ca, ~ ibs. .....ss.s..
w. H. Bah, ock catered b. &. fuinpes iayne, ~
yandal dam Magnetic. wears odd, o. iin....l
u. Morris entered Dr. q. Cssaicr. 10 Ecilpse. dam
Etiquette years odd ~ TO. ............. s.s.t.
isaac w. rennock entered b. q. by Nortor. cam
kebecca e. Price. yc RS old ~ lts<, .... .....
John Boerum cnte, ed "a. n. n0asief. ~ 14A~e.
dam Vanity. years a. los lJs....... ........ Q
Iime-lssr.
4ftl
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Total 1856 LILO 1870 2,O25 1905 1.73O $50
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FIRST Heaf.--Carrie Athcrton took the lead Abdel
Kader and LegaIee going away together and con-
tinning 50 arognd the upper turn to the quarter
pole. Carrie led two lengths down the back
stretch, Apdel kader second, two lengths
ahead OF Legatee. At the hait-mile pole
Carrie led two lengths, Abdel Kader second,
hail IA length IN front or Legaiee. They were I'M
changed 10 the end OF the mle Carrie leading past
the stand six lengths Abdel kader second, four
lengths in front OF legatcc. Corg into the second
mile Abde kader closed some OF the gap and wasiour
lengths behind the mare at the quarter pole, Lega-
Carrie led three lengths, Abdel Kader second one
length in froht-os Lcgatee. There was ltte change
the homesireloh. when Lesatee fell trlfe
behind. At the end OF the second mile
Carrie Atherton led three lengths, Abdel Kader sec
ond three lengths In advance of 1egatee There
was little change during the whole OF the third mile,
Carrie Anterior passing the stand Two lengths N
front OF Legatee. Gong into the fourth mile, Aodel
kader got taste OF the persuader, and he shut rp
some Of the daylight around The turn, AMI had 1t
all closed UP at the quarter pOlc On the
backsreich the mare got away from him
again and showed length OF daylight ut
TIE balrmile poe, Lagatee being az Abdei Kader's
saddle glrn. The then set IN In good earnest,
aud each horse from there did his best Getting
Into The lower turn, Legatee dashed past Abdei
Ka'ler, ana In Few moments was In the lead.
Carrie Athertpn was soon Afterwards passed ny
ABIDE kader, her jockey making no effort 10 keep
up with the Others Lcgatee came on at strong
pace ana won the race by dozen lengths, Abdel
Kader secoud, six lengths in front Of Carrie Ather-
ton. Time OF the heat. 1.454.
second Eedt.-Carre Athcrton again jumped or
with tie lead the others side ana slde an they ran
In that way half the way around the turn, when
Legatec fell back. Carrie led three lengths at the
quarter poe,Abde kader second, about two lengths
In front o. Legatee. Carrie carried on tue running
ali the way around to the stand occasionally get
ting reminder from the whip. As sne
passed the stand at the end Of the first
nile she led 1ee lengths, Abdel kader second,
five lengths ahead or Legalee. she opened the
gap around the upper turn. and was eight lengths
anead at the quarter pole, Abdel KadeI second, two
lengths In front OF Legatee, the latter trailing under
q pull AS Lney ran down the backstretch Abdel
kaler closed 10 within four lengths OF the mare,
Legatee following him closely When they got To
the lower turn the led TOUR lengths, the others
side and side The horses ran strong up the home
stretch and as they passed under the string Carrie
wa, leading SIX lengths, Abdel Kader second, tnree
lengths aheau Of Legaee The latter now took up the
running and soon passed Abdel Kader, but Carrie
was running a5t and opening the gap at every
lump. Al the quarter pole she was eight lengths In
front OF Legatee, AbdeI Kader having resigned the