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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-07
PArItIC COAST DISPATCHER
FROM

San FRANCISCO. August 6.
The Tax PAYERS made no nominal
ton for Mayor.
A. $. Holladie declined to run. and
the convention nominated Davis
Louderhack for Police Judge. and
Richard O'Neil, J. r. Simms and D..
A. Mcdonald for Supervisors.
There are allegations OF fraudulent
practices under the stone construction
contract tor the new mint. 1t il
alleged that the quality of the ma
terisl is very inferior tt the contract
bidding samples. 1t is very probable
that an investigation will he ordered.
1t is no secret that Mull.t. the Super.
vi>ing Architect Of the Treasury De.
partmert. is very indignant and
greatly dissatisfied with the manner
in which the contracts ire peri ,rmed.
The Republican County Convention
will name the delegates to the State
Judicial Convention, to report next
Tuesday evening.
Peace Commissioner Meacham is in
this city. and is stopping at the Russ
House. 1t is reported that lie is on
his wav to WaShi' gtOn. t. make per
Sonal int recession with the view of
obtaining a pardon for Captain Jack.
A great or, wd of Cinnamon is ut
the CITY Hall. awaiting the opening
of h trial of eight members of the
Hip zee Tong Society for conspiracy,
which will take place to-day.
SAN DIEGO. August G.
AT Florence, Arizona. a party Of IS
Pdihgo Indians. after drinking freely.
broke into the house of 4 white man.
stole all his provisions and $50 in
money. When softer they are the
best Indians in Arizona.
No rain, and the late crops are
affected.
UTAH.
SALT LAKE. August 6.
\ new service was made ON Brigham
Young in the divorce suit last n ght.
The ease will be argued tomorrow
before JUDGE Emerson
A delegation of the CITY Council OF
Philadelphia arrived last evening.
They We're met at Ogden lv Mav,r
Wells and IA delegation of the Citv
council. They are the guests Of the
city. This morning the party visited
the nrincinal noints of interest in the
city, am left this afternoon for Sierra
mento, Yosemite and San Francisco.
h reception here WAS entirely Nor
m N: no Cni'ed States officials or
GentileS were invited to participate.
i''t'ilFi mas ittI lltl1 "lillilI I IEtll
for lie murder of the Cotton family.
At tie close of the examination there
was or at excitement in the court
roo n. Revolvers were drawn and a
hlo"hv scene t~hretened, but fortunate.
ly order was restored.
VANCOUVER.
VICTORIA, August 6.
The United States revenue cutter.
Lincoln. arrived last evening from
Port Townsend. She is gong north
to search for further and more definite
tidingS as to the fate ofthe lost steam
snip Geo. $. Wright and her people.
Every cave, inlet and hay will lie en-.
tered. and all the Indian villages en-
amined, for a race of the wreck and
those who were on hoard her.
A party is organizing for hill dig
gingS at Big Bend.
The COlOniSt saws: 4 letter from,
GanShy's surveying party states that
good prospects of gold have bee II OBJ
tanned on the SquamisE river.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-05-23

aasOrud Ieinsr i Daissisn leste Iid st,uasx
unb es fdruonO bus unbeimfi6e 2eudten
bes ausss Aber f6on i'm r,dj6ite1 BIO
,,leate tuaren Oieie 9or5si6ens ei,ter siin=
.itigen Sinnesdtoer,ing peri6pllnbert.
,no baF'rer als sp blidte .bds Muge. 1.
4 uNein,9 grollte ber Maus tn feiuen
bunflen. Bart, rultramontanen @eeter
seseniiber iennei fein Mitleib- M6gen
gu6 ibie pfaffeu bieier Glemme enfreibe,,,
bel mir babt SIR nt6ts s,l 6gffen.."
j so brummenb lpanbte gRsutber 1i9 I'm
unb peraeB sic arnts s@tube nit ibren.
nod, ,drnseren gssSnlaifen, aobnes GruB ,uie
e geaotasteu. II - ~ y %@a">
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-05-23
|foribenb dn. aatS fdist e. i'm e.:
Efnntft Ill haben. Denlt n1it IeiIer @5tintane

'antaiit 81 babens oet1lt nit leiler eotintille
1agfe II. Y
u@ott sum- @rub, GER @sntber. a6,
nit nia gtebt sslfalimni; aiA fiible es,
mie oas 6er8 uon Minute s,t Minute
Nldse gsie lang nod, uno
es tuirb aufseD6tt ba6en 5u idlaseu,"
uGben neil i6 tpubte" " lpra9 Der Ma=
gereoete, feinen 8lid pon oem &ranfen=
lager werise1.p, poaB Sbr'ss nhbt ,uebr
gar 81 Ianse freibelp. t6nnt, MsiIter
Minoers, fam i6 beute nod biebers1 T. Die
brei~ Mo9en 8 3ablun9stesa1ia, sIinb be-
reits peritri6en; ME aitebt5 s. nit Der
9eimsoblung beg &opitals? SIR tuerbet
Guh sDffaaess saanen, 6ab sSr mir per=
ipra6et, Bis su senonnter 3eit guren
3ablunssperbino ,na6fommen
5u 'uotleu;s / Ill III
@ubis batte Der 2ronfe Sen bitteren
Worten &entbers 5useb6rt; als bieler 5u
Gnoe, iastesser;S A2 >@F%
SER @entber, wobl Seab ID Sbnen
bas Werlpre6en;, .allein id tantt es .ni9t
batter. @@lauben4 Sie1nir, biee @6ulb
lie9t tueniser al, mir afs Git bet @6lim%
ulen Werbdltnifiefl> pon beaen tpir um=
sebeu iub.. Wor:., eilligeaa Monaten Bat
mein @obu @ottfrieb nit srbBteu, 'gr=
folge iein meoisinii6es grartell befanben.
g|un sr.sana6 l1ebertuiuouns 10 pieler
9inoerniiie,, iuel9e i'm bur6 unlere
ei9ene Mrmufb bauptia aalid bereitet 'uor=
oen, eno1h sun 8isle 8s.aast ,lno mir
ouf ibu, als be- sta5iss gtabe unlers
ellters gu boifena begonnen,. ,uaros e. uus
ooa ssr easits slsN ssr'hen gessn 6raatssit46 W
q, fdmpfen. 80
Ginsa slugsubIiq bielt gsinoers sr=
i66pft inns; eoann fubr er lpsitsr:y
.Mittlerpeile fat mid oteS &ranfbeit
auf's 2aesf sslporfen. slle6en sic baber.
8armbersisteit, 9err &entber, an uns
artnen 2euteu, ,rno baben gieg @ebulo
bis o. II ~ g2ss Ss9fa,ss !,
rspart Cure Morte> Msiiter Win=
6ers,~. ua,terbra6 Ser Gremoe Sen &ren=
fen, i'd bab tanse se1ug seiuartet. Dab'
sS6r alidf Sdbler sbnnt, iebe id, unb nun
Sbr morgan auf Die @trass. se=
istt tDereett;; tt;;biss pig 5attepa iif,npn neeiu.""
Scum bate Der sbartber5ise Mann
oieie Worte 9elpro6en, als bas~ Meib
BEG frarfen Wihbers ,ueineno auf Sen
faftthY Nobea anieoerj ant ,,s,o nit lueit oe<
Sffneten .Ae,uel, &entber um Ntiloe urb:
5edbonungs anFebtG u5abeni sic grbar=
men rpl !9serr." .rief Die glrme, vunb g61nen
sic n.einem Manne nod Elm pldb6eu,
1af Dem e raDig ttsrbeaE fam: allb, tuare
infer @ottFlpdsa aidt im5s saeiess s55ea;ib;
|9on ldasit bitten mir anisre n@0ulot
'bsetrasen. Ssben Sis pie &ranfbeit
neines Man1es bat uns N4ss> mos mir
in Ginri1tursen nod beia1ien, tuegse=
amt bentt tpte bdtter t6it bisterS leben
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h1r {zSg2ssszssss.5s.
WIS mar eine unfre,inoli6e Nopeulberz
8sShiq dts 2lnt 6ima.el falnfehs asiaetn=
sig @e1tirn; ale Sic Olpriaoen pnt glibern=
oen 9iemantsn perbiQte ein rieiiger
lbmaraer Wolfenporbang. @eipenfil6
buI6ter, pon,seilisen 9loroweite sepeii&t
Die 5erriIieaea Geltalten at11 9imtnel oa=
hin. aaalalo1e 9tiues berrI6te in ben
5traBen unS WaIIen'ber @tabt &c.; bie
uno baeilte eli, ginfanter an Zen bonn
@oslid)te betl beleuateteh pauiern por=
bet I'M n,Dsli1it balb Elm Aipl III finbea,
oos ibn oor Bino ,lnb &dlte bars. 0ie
@lodeu Der @tobt perfiinoeten iebt nit
rubi9 erniten1 96lage bic Neunte Stun=
oe; 5itterno 5psen Die &ldnse auf ben
@6tutnseu Der, @iubsbralit III bic BIZ itere
go9t bfndus. "ss f& :.
NnrGnbe2 eines @db6ens itanb,5 5et,uas7
obge1onbertpof, Sen iibrisen n,enf6li6en
Mobnuugsn, ein 9aus9ea, beilen menise.
6enlter matt pou .einem 2ampenli6te er=.
Gellt >paren. Sekt ndberte iid cine bunfle
Ma'lnereeitolt uno flopfte beftis an bic
mor}1e Sdhgtbiire. 0tod einiger Musen=1
bliden pafp i'm Sil1tern Elm 9iesel su=
,iidgeldoben, l,,tb ell i0o,, beiobrtes
meib, NIT eineu, DelldmpGen in ber
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oen sgggspslleln s2tslblide gift aber Die
.3iige Der @reiiin etu sdatten BON Be
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Iolder @typbe bdtten mir sic ni6t
nebr erporfsk ID
Wlag ipobl lein," entseanete Der Mann
sfiniter> tpdbreno feline buidigen 8raune
1i6 oidter 5ulammensosen uub ieine
buntlen 9lugen A1beimlid leu6teten.
.aonmts sAa6e nit Eud lhS gnrent
Manne Widtises 81 reosa. = Dandit lieb
&ertber .pie Der 0renSe bieB Die
'Saustbiire br0bnenb il lire Aneeln su=l
1riideleiten, uno idritt dnf Die 5tllbe 5u.
Baneen 5er5ens folste.bas Meib.slI
itin Dffnete Der Monu biessbire, sweI1e1
in Elm Iebr ar1nli6 ausfeDenbes Gfabden
fiibrte. 9aum bic notbmenbisite Gin
ri6tun9 traf oas etuge; Elm alter Radel
ofen> Der i6on ldnsit oienifesuntepsfid
nno in Ser gde eiae nit strob anb Waoos
sefiillte 8ettIabe mar bag sdnse Meabiez
'nert. ssa Der lsstsrea lass sein aItes|
.Mann pon etpa ie45ig Sabren. Seia
glntlib mar bleid tuie biz Hash, bic
slusen itoden tief in ibatn 90blea Die
Mansen ,paren ein9efalen, nnb bief
blausn 2ippen ldienen pom 9aua ots|
Sooesepsels berilbrt su ieia. DR 8rutt /:
bes Rranfen tpoete md&tis aut unb nie= !
Der, uslb 5eit'ueitts e'ttrang iid Gin
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Der nnter5etdn1ete erlauN lih
Ben, beutiAe,t 9,bltfun1 9ffd1teit
an3u5eise,t bab er-teffdn6ia einen
gprratb pm Ben beffen 5erten
Mebl, ,pelde tn .Murfte su 1aben
zNnh, unb ffitr peife,l. 0hte srs ga
rantiet 70 ute. au1 dlle' Serten
DON T,ttter an 9aa.b bdlt unb bie=
itl9en 81 ben bt1igfftt preilen
serfauft lnp fie henr 8aufer frei
tn's Saug iinnsrtbaft. bSr b start
3l1eferf. ra2ss 3H@ ,.9&g'1' sAa At
: stpres cine gbdrs Bt,tfer 'bssn Sanf
Ga,ls ber Grffcs.aS ationat yahF
3spette gtrafse, YDiherbtn =.
JOHN GENElR.
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-10
THE y. 4 L. r. r. COMPANY Arr

FIyHE 3. & +. II. r.. COMPANY ARE
anxious to take due precaution against &C
cidents and loss Of life resulting from runnine
OF their trains and they take this method Of
warning Parents and Guardians against the
dangers attending the too common practice Of
Children playing sbout their Cans and locomo-
tives. Those having in charge the business Of
the Company find it impossible to PERSUADE
boys. who frequent the termini and stopping
places Of the road from climbing upon the carr
and engines, and they will feel themselves
obliged to resort to more decided measures if
these annoyances are continued. Recent acct
dents. which are wholly ascribable to the care
lessness of persons jumping On and of the can
when in motion, should be warning enough in
themselves. II. II. YERINGTON,
Ial II 8upcnntendsat.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-06

The Phrenolog zeal Journal for September
now on our table. must bo pronounced by eve-
ry reader q capital number. It's examination
has given us, much satisfaction. 1t contains
over twenty set articles, besides shorter papers;
among them being Hiram Powers, with po-
trait; Extraordinary Scientific Discovery Liv-
ing Unto Life; DR.. Horatius Bonar, with potrait:
Laughter illustrated Sketches from Real
Life, No. A, illustrated; Good Behavior-whish
everybody should read Prot. j. M. Kieffer,
with potrsit; Mary Lees dream, story for
teachers; Over-training Curiosities of Absti
nence; Local Option, or The Temperance Expe-
riment at Vienland; DR.. Wilder's Wit and
Wisdom From Cheboygan to Mackinaw on
zee The Chinese Wheelbarrow, illustrated
John T. Gordon. murderer, with potrait, etc.
Subscription price, So year. s. r. Wells,
Publisher, $50 Broadway, New York.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-06

SEvRR CRITICIsM.--We had overlooked in
the ,Statesn,dm until recently severe criticism
on the freedom of one of our citizens residing in
this county. The article 10 headed monstr osity,'
and has reference to Mr.. 2 Gillian who BESIDES
about FIVE miles south of town. The Statesm an
thinks Mr.. Gillian ought not to have his libert =
We do not see why mans liberty should be
taken from him, simply because from sickness
he has been unfortunate enough to become "a
crippIe. Mr.. Gilliam's nervous system is SO
much effected :that, he has no control of his
limbs and is compelled to have assistance in
getting about, and we can no cause for the
oreat fright of the Statesman unless his mind
is perturbed. and if tho Statesman bad stopped
long enough to converse with Mr.. Gillian, he
would have become fully satisfied that no one
was in danger, and also that Mr.. q. had as
great share of common sense as some other
men, even if within the last fifty years they
were connected with the StatesDsal, nor is the
the statement true that his parents are quite
wealthy they are poor people, bnt honest. and
respectable.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-06

Democrats Monthly. Magazine for September
Is rich in literary novelties, and also gives a
fine display of the new Fall Fashions. Deme-
est seems to outbid All his cotemporaries in the
value of Premiu ms to his subscribers; He
announces an astounding offer for 1874, Of the
largo and celebrated chrome, "Ths Old Oxen
Bucket" after Jerome Thompson, several other
equally large and valuable Chromos, "The
Captive Child" "Home Sweet Home," and
+'After the Storm, for the ensuing three years,
worth SIS each. This is certainly unparalleled,
and we wonder how it can be done. Send for
Circular. Address w. JENNINGS, Demorest,
S3S Broadway, N. Y.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-06
STOCK SOLD VERY Low.

Mr.. Walter Jackson whose advertisement
appears in this issue, takes pleasure in saying to
the citizens of Polk county, that he has now on
hand a full and complete stock of the new text
books recently adopted by the state Board of
Education tor the public schools of Oregon,
also large assortment of Miscellaneous books
Blank Books and General Stationery, CHECKER
and Taylor and Farley Organs which be is sell
ing at Portland rates Those wishing anything in
his line would do well to give him q call.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-06

NJ Office rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT the
Y undersigned was ut tho September term
1873, of the County Court for Polk county
Oregon duly appointed executrix oftbe last will
and testament of Jonathon Cattron deceased,
all persons having claims against said estate,
are requested to present the same 20 me at my
residence in Monmouth Oregon for allowance
within six months from the date hereof and all
persons indebted to said estate will make
Immediate payment to me.
Alvira A. Cattron
Executrix.
Monmouth September 2, A. D. 1878.
Sept, 6, 4-w
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-06
Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever.
Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, DUMB
and indeed all the affections which arise
from lnalarious, marsh, or miasmGIo
poisons.
AS it's name implies, It does Cure, and does nos
fall. Containing neither Arsenic Cluini0e srnupA.
Zinc, any other mineral or poisonous substanaS
whatever, it in uowise Injuries any patient. 1N
number and Importance Of its cures IN tue aEue us-
trcts, are literally beyond account ami we belieYs
without parallel in the history of Agie medicine
Our pride is cratifed by the acknowledgements We
receive OF the radical cures effected IN obsunsts
cases, and where other remedies had wholly failed
Unacoiimated persons, either resident m OF
travelling through masmatc localities, VIII DC pro
tected hy taking the AGUE CURE daily.
For Kiecr Complaints, arising from torple!lV
Of the Liver, is m. excellent remedy, stimulating
The Liver into healthy aCtVay. 49,
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, ts
an excellent remedy. producing many truly D
markable cures where other medicines had falle".,
Prepared bv pR J. c. AVER 4 Co, Pract'r
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and st@
all round The world.
PRICE. ST.o0 PER ROTTTF.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-06

The folio wing named persons were elected
as delegates from Polk County to attend the
Republican State Convention Z Nichols,
Smith. Nicholson, I Smith,
The Demcrats elected the following delegates ;
j DALI, a D Babcoek, Ben Hayden, VIM.
Lewis, G Richmond.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-06
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Dy virture of three several executions here
Dinafter described and to me directed, have
levied upon aud will sell to the highest bidder
for cash in hand at public auction at the Court
House door in the town Of Dallas county OF
Polk and State of Oregon between the hours of
Q o'clock A. M, and A o'clock p. Nj, ON Satar-
day
THE 18th DAY OF SEPTEMBER
1873.
the following described real property to-wit.
All of the right title and interest OF Ezra Sco-
will in and to the real estate described as COM
mencing seven chains and seventy links east
and fifteen chains and fifty links south OF the
northeast corner of Section sixteen In township
seven south of range five west OF the William
ette maridian, running thence north nine
chains, thence west eighty -seven CHAINS ana
fifty links, thence south forty nine chains and
fifteen links, thence east forty-seven chains,
thence South thirty nine chains and
eighty five links, thence east eighty chains,
thence north eighty chains, thence west thirty
eight chains and sixty three links to the place
of beginning containing nine hundred and
twelve acres more or less. situated In the
county ofaPolk and State of Oregon, 10 satisfy
first an execution issued out Of the Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon for the said
county of Polk upon judgement rendered in
said Court on the goth day Of May ID 1873 in
favor Of s. w. Smith and against the said
Ezra Scoyill for the SUN of one hundred dol>
lars and sixty cents, and interest thereon, from
the said 29th day of May 1873 and cost OF and
accruing upon said execution. Also TO satisfy
an execution Issued out of the said Circuit
Court upon judgement rendered by l.. Vinyard
Justice of the peace in and for the precinct
of Dallas in said county and State, which said
judgement was rendered in favor OF Samuel
Parker and against the said Ezra Scovill on the
23d day Of May 1873 for the sum OF forty
eight dollars an fifty cents, and to satisfy the
further sum of eleven dollars and twenty-five
cents costs and disbursements thereon, and In
terest from the said 23d day of May 1873 to-
gether with the costs of and accruing upon
said execution, which said judgment was duly
assigned to the said S. w. Smith the 18th
day of July 1873 and transcript duly filed with
the clerk Of said county and duly docketed IN
the judgement docket Of the said Circuit Court
prior To the issuance Of said execution. Also
to satisfy an executionissued out OF the County
Court OF the State of Oregon for the county OF
Marion upon judgement rendered IN SAID
Court in favor of Mallory 4 Shaw and against
said Ezra seovll on the 7th day of July 1878
for the sum of fifty dollars, and also TO satisfy
the further sum Of nineteen dollars and my
cents cost an disbursements thereon aud inter :
est from the said 9TH day Of July 1878 together
with the costs ofand accruing upon said execution
which said judgement was duly assigned to the
said s. w. Smith on the 5th day OF August
1873,
Dallas August 9th 1873
st. BURCH
Sheriff Of Polk county Ogn.
No 2of-w
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-06

N Office rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
" the undersigned was ut the Aug term 1873,
Of the county court for--Polk county Oregon,
duly appointed administrator Of the es-
estate Of Isaac Hinshaw deceased. All
persons having claims against said estate are
requested to present the same to me ut my
residence near Sheridan Oregon for allowance
within six months from the ate hereof, aud
all persons indebted to said estate will make
immediate payment to me.
Sheridan, Aug l3, 1879
Thomas r. Blair,
administrator
Aug. 16, fw.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-06

We call attention to the ne al vertisement OF
j. NJ Campbell in this issue. There is now
golden opportunity for those who desire to
purchase furniture of any kind. We adyise
all who desire furniture, doors or sash, to givs
Mr. Campbell call and consult his prices and
terms before Investing theirmoney.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-06
FINAL SETTLEMENT
To wnom it may concern.
Sept CAV

TO WnOm lt may c0ncern.
Office rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned Administrative of the
estate of VIM III. Ball. late of Polk County
Oregon, deceased. has filed her final acc cunt
Of her doings rs such Administratrix and that
Monday the 9th day of October A D 1878, at the
hour of 10 o'clock A NJ of said day is the time
set apart by the County Court of said County
for a hearing and settlement of said acconnt of
which the heirs at law and all parties concerned
will take due notice appear and show cause if
any they have why said Administrative ac-
counts should not be heard and finally settled.
Mary II Ball,
Administrators.
Dated this 3Oth. day of August A D 1873.
Sept 64w
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-06

~ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT the
" undersigned was at the June term 1873.
of the County Court for Polk county Oregon
duly appointed exccutrix Of the estate of j. j.
Rawlings deceased, all persons having claims
against said estate are requested to present the
same to nae at my residence in Monmouth
Oregon for allowance within six months from
the date hereof, and all persons indebted to
said estate vii! make immediate payment to
me.
Nancy A. Rawlings
Executrix
Monmouth September l, A. b. 1873.
Sept. 4-w
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-06

The best assortment Of groceries, tiuware
stoneware, nails, screws, straps, hinges, besi
tobacco and cigars ever brought to Dallas al
that old postoffice store. Butter, eggs Bacon,
lard, hides, chickens, turkeys wanted. Sal
mon and mackerel a speciality. New goods
first of every Month, terms cash or trade. A
splendid invoice of boots and shoes are on the
way, which will be sold at panic prices, dried
fruit of all kinds wanted
STOCK SOLD VERYLOW.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-06

Denoresfs Yonng America is as full of noyel-
ties Is an egg is full Of meat The September
No. of this entertaining Juvenile monthly will
be a valuable accession to any family of chill
dren. An Announcement is made that here
after it will be furnished at $l00 per year
with valuable Premium. Girls and Boys
please note this. Address w. JENNINGS DEM
Orest, s3S Broadway Ny.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-06

THIRTY OF 7 HEM.-We have been informed
by young men, who ofcourse know, that there
are thirty young ladies unmarried in Da Has
between the ages of Ii and 25, come hurry up
boys this wont do. Cannot you get away never?
What's the matter anyhow
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-06
WEATHER RECORD FOR SEPT =
Kept by T Pearce, Eola, Ogn

Kept by Pearce. EOla. Ogn
Lat 44o 81 Long 1889 s.
I'm n tempt, so, clear S. D. windF
sc, clear, S B wind N
5, 81, clear, wind N
- 81, clear, B Wind North
So, cloudy, wind South
81, cloudy, wind S
81, cloudy wind
- 63, clear, wind N
sc, clear, S wind N
10 y 65. clear. B wind North
IL ,, &c, clear, i wind N
II - 63, cler S b wind North
Is D 81, cler wind North
II - OF, clear S wind North
ID 64, clear wind North
Is n, clear wind South
II - II, clear 5 B wind North
Is - 20, clear seabreeze wind North
10 % G5, clear seabreeze wind North
20 >, So, clear 3 b wind North
FL % 60, clear wind North
% - 55, cloudy wind South
% - 66, cloudy wind South
"a ,, 81, cloudy wind South
25 ,, SIS, rain .03wind South
26 81, cloudy S wind South
p - ST, cloudy wind South
% - ei, cloudy Sea5rceze wind $
20 , 50, clear S b wind North
80 >, 63, clear Seabreeze wind North
81 - 5s, clear B North
July 1872, gave one rainy day with .a3 inchs
in wateri2l clear, eondy days
Mean tcmpperature for the month G5e
Highest 77s on the on Is. Lowest IS
degrees on the 81 and 25
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-09-06

All persons in Polk county losing sheep
within the last year by dogs, wolves, or disease
will find il greatly to their advantage, to re-
port the number lost and the cause, to James
Tatam at once. Address him by letter or othe<-
wise at Eolas Polk County Oregon. Sep 6