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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-08

A NEWSPAPER will soon be established
at Logan, in Northern Utah.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-08

A FATAL case of cerebro-spinal menin-
gifts is reported at Salt Lake.
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9fw To-pau.
NOTICE.

AT A MEETING OF THE LIGHTNER HOOK
n and Ladder Company, held at the Court
house on Tuesday evening, May G, q resolution
was passed by o unanimous vote Of the CON-
pany that all members in arrears for fines and
dues, who neglect to pay up on or before the
Third Day Of June, will be stricken from
the roll. By order Of the company:
mys-1Ot E. SCHOPPMANN, Secretary.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-08

Horse stealing is in vogue at Reno.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-08

nENAINISG IN tn
HI Phoebe. New. May
for in one month they VIII
Letter Office At WashinstoI
Andrews ALI
Arats Ca,erinz
Amador Tunnel ca
AInan Alfred
Allen HOratio
Arthua Joseph
Baker " !
Bsrkls John
Beck Jacob
Bell samuel
BENEFITS Richard
Blskeslie Chas L
Bleak Jas G Jr
Boucher Azarie 2
Bulger Mail
Bradshaw L L
Brisacher NJ A
BRAY Vim n
Brown Thos "
Builen W A
Cilingingsmith Jacob
Chatter Geo l.
Gather VIM J
Clancy Mrs
Claresey Bros
Colnon John
Carnell Jas
Conway Joseph
Cummins NJ q
Davis C NJ
Dalton Martin
Deming @ W
Duheme Henry
Dom j 5
Demican W s
Donaldson Miss Hattie
Dunlap Andrew
Egbert c II
Emerson J c
Ewing L II
Franklin Letley
Fry John
Gracey Hugh
Gray Robert II
Giuseppe Pedroniene
Gallegan Barney
Goernest Geo
Harrison Jennie NJ
Hughes Frank
Hughes John or Thos
Hutchings WI
Hucke Nathan
Hinch Kate
Hillard l. b
Herrick Lewis 2
Hershfeld Vim
Hagan Chas v
Hasksides VIM II
Harker Thos
Iyey Thomas
Jenigor Victor
Job Richaed
Jeffrey John
Kinney Edward T
kerfoot John +
Reyes Frank r
Kradga Paul
Lynch James
Linn Jackson
Leonard Geo II
Lawrence Simon
Lamont Frank
Massing Edward
Manages George
Mahoney g II
Manning W
Mangum Mrs Mary A
Mortimer A No
Montague Mrs
Mendes Geo
Miners Samnel ,
Mcdonald Duncan
Mccall Mike
McEverty Barney 2
Nulty Thos
Noel J p
Nagel Arnold
Otis George
o'Neil Patrick
Patch Geo W
Peterson Mrs John
Price j
Pfeiffer Anton
Pierce George
Ray John F
Reidhead John
Reardenberger W J
Ross G W
Saunders Theodore
Sheldon L Potter
Shaw Ed 2
Stout Geo 2
Stapleton T c
Smithee J
J Stelling Mrs Martha
! Thomson B W
Telich Giovanni
Terry Vim
Ward Vim Z
Warren Nathan II
, Walker VS.
Wash Robert l.
r White Harrison
- Williams Charles L
Willett VIM
| Wilson Hiram c
Wilkinson Jas H
U Wright Harmon z
q Wood L c
Williams Joseph II
I Zavaleta Jose
Driscoll N II
Weame John
HELD II
II. j. Fadden, Alta
Toole City, Utah (2l
ollie, ILL.,; Louisa d.
W. Myers, Phoebe.
J, Parties calling for
. must say Advertised
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PoST0FfICE AT
1873. II not called
,e sent to the Dead
d. G.
Alnes q L
Allen John |
Aair Thos or Nary
Absdie Frank 2
Adams ]
Baker James
Bankhead HebEr |
Benner II ID |
Bennett X W 1
Beehill Thos |
Blsmey Vim |
Burns Bernard
Burns J W
Brown Martin III
Bull Leon A
Brown John A
Bradley WskemAn
Brucher Maner d
Corcoran Thos J
Cornell Vim T
Clar Chcs
Cnartrond Jas
Colgan John
Conway Mrs c
Cox Frank
Combs Aaron l.
Cellar L
Davis H G
Dam A
Donohue Andy
Dodd Thos II
Donovan Jno
Douglass Daniel RI
Dydock VIM d
Ely John
Ever Nicholas .
Flowers .
Gribble VIM II
Goodman John
Cooley = +
Gandette A
Hatch G II
Halford Vim
Huber Melchoir
Huuhes Sylvester
Haskipg Joseph II
Hinzinan J d
Hetherington Rob't
Hesley VIM
Hall Jas q
Hatton James
Hull Il C
Irwin VIM
Judson ] L 2
James John t
Jevyatt Frank
Kidg James I
Keely Joseph V
Kelley John J
Lemowges Joseph
Linord James
hammond Frank /
Lally Thos
Landsburg John A
Marston ] ca
Mansen Charles
Maddox Thos A
Marker ] c
Marstin Seren
Muller Hu6h 2
Michigan John
Michette Thos II
Mcdonald J II
Mcconnell Jas q
Mclean X ID .
McFaddis Francis
Rowland James
MAXWELL N b
O'Neil Michael
Parker Davis
Petty W X
Phillips Moses c
Peck Major
Reavey Bernard
Ranking John
Riggs Frank
Scott NJ l.
Shultz Miss NJ
Shanks G "
Sweetman Robert
Stewart Joseph A
Spencer VIM B
Simpson Chas Z
Taylor Martin
Taylor G. W
Turner James D
Wattelet ID
Warren W s
Walsh John
Whalen Michael
Willett Daniel
Wilmnns David ]
Williams Richart
Wilkinson Samue
Wilson Geo II
Wright James 7
Wilson WIN ]
LETTERS.
Hall r @
POSTAGE:
lty, Utah; Il. G. Neils'
Catherine Day. Shell
!, San Francisco, CAL;
ny of the above lett
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GROVE HOUSE.

GROVE HOUSE.
Lower Main Street, opposite Boone 4
Dolnan's Hay Yard.
JUDsON Il cox. -. .PROPRIETORs
7NHE GROVE HOUSE HAS BEEN FITTED UP
i at great expense, and will be found . q de-
sirable summer resort, native trees being planted
around the house and forming grove.
Best brands of LIQUORS and CIGARS at the
Bar.
WATER FOUNTAIN for stock, or by the gal.
Ion, At lowest rates.
myS-n JUDSON l. COX.
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iism G-1ay.
List of Letters

-ru.INnG IN THE PoST0FfIcE AT
Pioche. New, May 7, 1873. II not called
Tor in one month they will be sent to the peao
Letter Office at Washington. ID. O.
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Eastern Dispatches.
SyRAcrsE. n. Y. MAY s.

........ SYRACUSE, n. Y, May 6.
A boiler in the cement works of
Eusenhustz, Hail & Co., exploded yes
terday afternoon, killing Joseph Ger
mon and iniuring eight others, and de-
molishinu n house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-24

been properly built and OF sufficient strength;
should say the railroad bridge was three times as
wide as was necessary to accommodate the water
OF the stream; have had great deal OF experience
with dams and nearly lost several before
! found what the trouble was; i have
learned not to allow the water to rise above
the frost line when the ground Is set
Ting in Spring, as before the ground thoroughly
settles IL is porous and the water easily finds
passage through 1t; this may not have been the
cause OF the break buff 1t was not cannot think
what else to attribute IL to- the portion OF the
dam that remains Is certainly amply strong.
The investigation was then closed. The result OF
the inquiry will be reported at the May session OF
the General Assembly
One OF the bodies rom the disaster now at the
undertaker's, on which was found cards bearing
the name OF "Mr. Fleming has been identified as
that OF Mark Faby who was en- route RON Brook
lyn TO his friends In Central Falls. The other bodies
have not been Identified.
The report that child's skull had been found Is
untrue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-24
A CRAZY SAILOR SHOOTS HIMSELF.
NEW HAVEN. April %.

NEW HAVEN, April %, 1873.
This morning q man named Charles c. Brown
while in the barroom connected with a sailors
boarding house, kept by Daniel Gum, on the cor
ner OF Warren and West Water street, shot himself
In the head with pistol and died Immediately
The deceased was believed to have been laboring
under Mt OF temporary insanity as he
had given ample evidence OF 1t for
the past two days. Just before shooting himself he
pointed the pistol at q man lying on lounge and
asked q gentleman II the man had not lived long
enough and receiving negative reply. imme-
ulately shot himself He has served several years
as steward on the Messrs Armstrong; brig Right
Away, and had been left behind on the vessels
port, N. j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-24
The Vultures Grab a Virginia Es-
tate Worth $4,000.
LIE GAL DECIS ION.
The Supreme Court Of Virginia Declares
the Transactions Fraudulent.
Compromising Testimony Taken
in Alexandria.

RICHMOND, Va, April %, 1873.
The Supreme Court OF Appeals have rendered q
decision to-day in the case OF Underwood VS..
McVeigh, being an appeal from the judgment Of the
Cooperation Court OF Alexandria directing writ
to issue ejectng Judge Underwood OF the United
States District Court, from the possession Of
handsome and very valuable residence In the city
OF Alexandria, purchased by him at a confscation
sale ordered by himself in 1864 Mr. Mcveigh proved
in the Corporation Court that corrupt ring, con-
sstlng of Cakes Ames John B. Alley Samuel
Hooper and Underwood a. Son, organized to cause
the cOnfscaton proceedings to be instituted
against his property, McVeigh having left Alexan-
dr1a and came to Richmond during the late war;
and combined to purchase Mcvegh's property at
mere nominal prices. The jury, composed IN part
OF republicans rendered q verdict unequvOcaiy
sustaining the allegations OF fraud on the part OF
Underwood and his coadjutors, whereupon the
Court ordered its writ Of ejectment to issue.
Underwood appealed from this decision, and on
technical points brought the case under review by
the Supreme Court of the State.
THE RING RULED OUT.
That tribunal ts-day fully affirmed the decision OF
the lower Court and declared, in its opinion, that
Underwood's conduct in the matter had been such
as to shock the moral sense OF every honest man.
The effect OF the decision will be to restore Mcvegh
his property, valued at about thirty thousand dol
lars, with mesne profits and rent for nine years
Mcveigh's counsel, having made this test case
Will now apply to the Corporation Court OF Alexan
dria for writs OF eectments against several other
parties, conIederates OF Underwood who hold
other pieces OF valuable property acquired in the
same way.
ANOTHER CANDIDATE FOR IMPEACHMENT.
1t is said that Underwood contempates carrying
the to the Supreme Court OF the United States
Mcveigh's counsel are rather gratified at this
course, as the case will go there with the entire
record OF fraud undenied, which would justify the
Impeachment and trial Of Underwood by the United
States Senate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-24
ANOTHER TERRIBLE MASSACRE.


tiers Commenced-lorriblc Affair at
Medicine Lodge Greek.
LEAvENwORTH, Kansas, April %, 1873.
Intelligence Of more Indian depredations have
just been received from Arkansas CITY, The follow
ing statement Of the outrages are made under
oath, before notary, by q settler named William
Shampson. He says:-
In company with John Mitchell, Thomas Mitchell,
William Falkington, Joseph Falkngton, Of Macoupin
county, III. l arrived on April IL at Medicine
Lodge Creek, Kansas, about fifteen miles from the
Indian Territory line, where went to look for
claims. While was about quarter Of mile
from camp three or four hundred Indians came
from the direction Of the creek and surrounded
the rest OF the party, who were in camp. heard
the report OF gums and saw
THE INDIANS USE THEIR ToMAHAwKs
on my comrades. The Indians who came to me
took away my gun, pistols vest, pants and money,
and gave me q blanket. l have not seen my COM
rades since. and think all were killed. I arrived
at Caldwell April II, and heard that nine other
persons were killed about the time our camp was
taken.n
THE REPORT c0RR0BoRArED.
Captain Darling, chief Of the surveying party in
that region arrived this evening" and corroborates
the report Of the Medicine Lodge outrages. He
charges the crime to the Osages and Cheyennes.
These bands were fifteen miles beyond their reser-
walton boundary. Surveying operations have
been suspended and the surveyors have withdrawn
from the Indian country until the government
affords protection.
cHEYENNEs AND osAGEs ON THE wARpATH.
Notwithstanding the letters OF superinten3t.
Hoag and dispatches Of Governor Osborne t. ~,
York papers to the contrary the Cheyennes d
Osages are away from their reservations, dris ng
away STOCK and plundering and killing settlers in
Southwestern Kansas.
THE SETTLERS WILL ORGANIZE AND FIGHT
before leaving their claims. The Indians threaten
to drive them away from Medicine Lodge tais
Summer.
Advice to Surveyors from Headquarters
A' In the Saddle.
WASHINGTON, April %, 1878.
the Missouri, writing to the War Department with
reference to the recent murder Of surveyors in
the Indian Territory, says:-"If surveying or
other parties sent cut by the government into
this region will report to me, by letter
or otherwise while they are going out
for what time and purpose l will always take
measures to make them secure. II the present
surveying parties will call on the commanding
officers at Forts Dodge, Supply or Larned, which
posts are nearest to the region where their work
is to be done. sufficient escort will be furnished
them"
General Pope thinks it probable, from the fact
that the bodies OF the surveyors are said to have
been fonnd buMsd, that they were murdered by
white horse thieves or other desperadoes with mo-
tives OF plumber.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-24
YACHTING NOTES.

Yacht Clio, Messrs Asten, Pratt and Bathurs.
from New York, put into Boyle's Docks, opposite
milestone, yesterday forenoon to paint bottom.
The Pavonia Yacht Club, OF Jersey City, has
elected the following officers for the ensuing
year;-Commodore, - Kreneyer; Vice Commo-
Brumenauer; Secretary, Joseph Humphreys; Cor
responding Secretary, Aaron Pope; Treasurer,
Henry b. Pearson; Measurer Edward A. Davis
The newly elected Commodore was presented with
handsome gold badge by Vice Commodore Cleary
who delivered an appropriate address on behalf OF
the Club This Club obtained its charter during the
recent session Of the new Jersey Legislature.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-24
A FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.

NORWICH, ont, April %, 1873.
At haif-past twelve O'Clock to-day the boiler In
che foundry Of Messrs. Merritt a Burgay, In Main
street, exploded with terrific force, instantly kill
ing the engineer, Hance Stevenson. and the fire.
man, Allen Mcleod. 1t is supposed the former was
working on the boiler, as he was blown hign into
the air. A portion OF the boiler, weighing Dali
ton, was hurled SEINE TWENTY-FIVE yards: Anotnef
large piece seriously damaged the building cppo
site. The foundry Ii q compete wreck. LOSS,
$4,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-24
THE WRECKED ATLANTIC.
Nothing Doing at Prospect-The Weather
too stormy for Diving Operations.

HALIFAX, N. s., April %, 1873.
The steamer Lackawanna and schooner Meteor
of the New York Coast Wrecking Company, with
diving apparatus and MATERIAL arrived here to-day
and proceeded to Prospect.
The latest news from Prospect shows that not
withstanding the fine weather Of the last few days.
the swell at the wreck has been too great for the
divers to wsrk, and nothing has been dsne to re-
cover bodies goods. Captain Sheridan's schooner
and two wrecking schooners from New York are
all at Prospect, waiting favorable chance for
diving.
Captain Williams is at the wreck. Mr.. Pennel, OF
the White Star New York agency, left for New
York this mernLng.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-24
BASE EMPLOYMENT FOR A POCKET KNIFE.

CHICAGO ILL.,, April %, 1878.
man, supposed to be Christian Johnson, en-
tered coal office on West Adams street this after
noon and quietly asked the clerk TO lend him
knife for moment The clerk handed the man
his pocket knife, which the man took, opened one
blade and drew II rapidly across his throat cutting
it from ear TO ear lie diej almost Instantly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-24
THE HORSE SHOE SHOALS,
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, April %, 1873.
The board, consisting Of General J. q. Woodruff,
General II. S. Wright. General John Newton, Col
onel ]. d. Kurtz and Colonel w. p. Craighih United
states Army, Is in session IN his CITY, regarding the
condition OF the distractions at Horse shoe Shoals
Delaware River.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-24

Average temperature yesterday. ............ "A z
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 43
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-24

The Weather in This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty -four hours in
comparison with the corresponding DAY of last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
HEp n prtld
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-24

that sixteen mdians DASHED into Moore's nero and
stole thirty head of horses and mules. Mr.. Moore
and fifty mounted men, with Captain Hanley in
command, have started in pursuit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-24
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. c., April al A. NJ.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April al A. N.
Probabilities.
The barometer continues to rise on Thursday over
the entire country east Of the Mississippi
for the South Atlantic States southwesterly
winds veer to brisk northwest, with fall
ing temperature and generally cloudy
weather. increasing northerly winds prevail
in the Southwest and in the Mississippi Valley; for
the Lake region generally rising barometer, clear
weather and northerly Winds for New England
and the Middle States, northerly winds, partly
cloudy and clearing weather and continued low
temperature.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-27

The September number number Of Woods
Househotd Magazine is on our table. We al
ways have a good word tosay for this publica
tion--it is such whole souled book--so wide
awake. SO lively and entertaining, yet always
80 caste and refined. It ID a regular little go
ahead, too, as comparison between its num bers
will provo We learn that the firm or S. s.
Wood & Co. dissolved in March last, tho"Co.'
Is. L. shntcs. Mayor of Newbergh,) retaining
possession of the magazine, and recalling II. V.
Osborn CTeneroen) as editor SO, bough the
publication really changed hands, it has not
suffered from the management of a new pub
Usher or new editor, but under the redoubled
efforts Of it's energetic proprietor, has gained
new force and new attractiyeness. Price only
S1.00 year. Addres
WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE.
Newbersh. n. 7.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-27

Wenotice at Salem the arrival Of NJ, A. N
of the firm of A. n. Gilbert & Co. who has jnst
returned from San Francisco where he has
been making personal selection Of full
stock Of boots and shoes for the fall trade
This gentleman's experience is guarantee that
the new stock is the handsomest and mort com
plete Of any brought to tho city for the fall and
winter trades. We would recommend our friends
of Dallas and Polk county t. call at this house
and examine their stock Of goods and can
ASSURE them fair deal ings and gentlemanly
treatment.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-27
81 ii % p.

In the Circuit Court Of the State Of Oregon
for the couCty of Polk.
Abel CE'"" !. IN Suit for a divorce.
Jane Ugjow Def
To Jane ugtow The defendant above nam
ed.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE or
Oregon, you are hereby required to appear
and answer the complaint Of the Plaintiff now
on file against you in the above entitled snit
in the above entitled Court before the st
day Of the next term Of the Circuit Court of
said county of Polk to be held on the fourth
Monday of November next, and If you fail to
answer the 2 til will apply tothe snid Court for
divorce dssoIvng the bonds Of mairinopy
existing between the Piain,f and defendant
aud for the costs and disbursements Of this
suit Published by order Of Hon F Bonham.
Judgn If said court mado at chambers Sept,
23, 1873
Bois Il Willis,
S27 6W Attorneys for Plf,
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-27

We learn from G.. W. Carey Gen. Agt. for the
Continental Life ms. Co, that he has appointed
Mr.. w. C. Whitall of Independence, local Agt
for that place The business ofthe Continental is
increasing so that Mr. Carey finds Unnecessary to
have several local agts Mr. Whittall is the drug
gists at Independence and good business man
and will fairly represent the Co. Insure your life
in the Continental the best Co in the world Pol
ieieS nonforfeiting, 80 days race allowed in pay
ment of ren ewai premiums Policy holders may
travel in any part Of the world without extra
charge.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-27

To arrive at Clarks in few days Every dc.
scriTtion OF Modern Goods Of the very hest
quality also fine line Of Boots and Shoes Of ali
sizes and genders Groceries in endless variety
All kinds of prodnee wanted that is saleable
Lard uanted no,c aIcs lot Of hams and
shoulders sides not refused Highest possible
price for everything, aud goods at lowest living
rates. Call anG see
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-27

We call attention to the advertisement of John
w Gilbert III this weeks issue who keep con-
stantly on hand large stock of Boots and
shoes which he offers cheap for cash. Examine
his stock aud satisfy yourselves, he is always
on hand ready to show you any thing in his
store free Of charge.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-27

The CoSc ERr.-On Wednesday ing Of
this week the MeGibney family gave an
entertainment at the ". f.. Church which was
well received by an approaching audience
This family possesses extraordinary talent az
vocalists, and they deserve to be veil patron
ized.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-27

LARGE.-Ed Delashmutt raised a tomato which
measured 26 inches in circumfrencc. II took
Clark Two days to retail il at cts. pound, the
whole town feasted sumtuous'y for IS hours,
Who beats It?
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-27

ANrsEHESr.-W so1s grand partisan cir
rs will b, i town and reform on .is evening
sufficient. Come out everybody, and leaving
dull cares benin ia Ign and grow fat 1h3
expenses moth n compared EiG grca
privilege of witnessing what dc.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-27

PoLITIcAL.--We learn from reliable author
ity, that in the Luekilnute predict in this
county, there is but five voters ont Of two
hundred who have up to this time euled to
take the suicidal step, of going to tae polls on
the thirteenth Of October, and they have de>
terrnined to oppose their better judgment and
in the absence Of anything better, vote for
for j. ". Nesmith.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-27

No HeMBrG.- r. a. Ray Of Eola is now
receiving mammoth stock Of dry goods and
groceries direct from San Francisco by the
steamers Ajax aad john stephens, wnich lie
proposes to sell to the people Of Polk county
on better terms tnan they can be purchased
elsewhere in the county. Don't think this
hambug, but go and see Mr.. rays sso,<
before you purchase your Fall ami Winter
goods,
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-27

All persons in Polk county lcsirg sheep
within the last year b. dogs, wolves, or disease
win End il greatly to their advantage, to re-
port the number lost and the cause, to JatAes
Tatam at once. Address hin by letter or other
wise at Eola Polk County Oregon. Sep 4
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-27

COMPLIMENTARY We have received n
comes off next month, Monday the 6. Let
everybody turn out, enjoy holiday, and make
T. Q Fair success.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-27
-
Special Notice.

It r. we'll known fact that Dyspe ia and
Indigestion are the causes of nearly all the
diseases that the human bo3y is heir to; thon
why pay enormous doctors bills BY using
r rHeney's celebrated I X l. Btters they
an be thoroughly cradieated from the system
md new lite impaired to the sufferer. Read
physicians certificates in advertisement in
mother column.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-27
NOTICE.

Notice in Frilay,s Oregonien thatW. r.
Odell will speak at Dallas OF Monday Septem-
ber 29 and invites any gentleman who pro-
posesto speak in the interest of the democracy to
neet him there. / eheerfully respond to his
iind offer ana will divide time as W. can arran e
on his comm g.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-27

For the very pest photographs 60 to rad
ey b. Rulofson's Gallery without STAIRS
nN~ ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, 81
Montgomery, street, San Francisco.