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"PERSONALS.
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GOING OUT -::-
FURNITURE, WALL PAPJSR,
BABY BUGQTOgVJUtoOW-, r
8HADES, NOTIONS'and ALU.
Wallpaper from 10 to35o per doable
roll. Borders from 8 to 10 cent per
yard.
Give me a call.
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3. Ii. MITCHELL & CO.,
Insurance.
HOLMAN BLOCK, BALEM. Or. dw
8C1IOOL BODNDAKY LlNKO. tJoUDtJ
Bohool Buperiutendent J. B. Graham
has changed the boundaries of tbnfol
lowing school district: That of dis
trict JJ2. Champoejr, and district No. 2,
nnr fchamiji: territory was taken
from the latter undadded to Nd, 8iJ,tbe;
change placing oprtnin property .holdera
near the school lu that district. Ter
ritory was taken from No. 3 and added
to No. 89. for the same reason. This Is
Hayavllle. A half section of land was
taken from district 101 and added to
So. 108. for tho same reason .'''ThfB let- -
ter is the Mill City school.
Collection of taxes for Marion county
began at tho court bouse this morning.
The first receipt was Issued to T. J.
Cberrlngtou, for $30.92. R. W. Carey
paid $129 27, $18.00. of which (is Balem
city tax. It takes about ten minutes
trglro a receipt, landhe rwlpt .shows
Betllls !of -assessment' and apportfofa
inent of each different tax. -
' The, cih reRisUSrof taxes collected
shoWedtne na'saao'f ,tho Uxrfjyer, page
oflax nJll, ndmoer of 'receipt, toUl
amount of tax, columns for each of
the 122 school districts in the county,
the various cities, the county road,
county Behoof, county and stato tax.
The oolum is aggregate the total
amount collected.
BberlQ Knight and Deputies Wriirht
man and Wain will do the collecting
and all taxes must ba paid at the
iheriff's office. No penalty attaches
until April 1st.
AS EQUALIZKD.
Tho total value of property in the
csunty as equalized by the state board
Is $10,705,873. Number of polls at $1.00
each $2345. Total county levies are as
follews:
Johool districts $ 32.223 93
Cities 28,73a 94
State aud county 161,033 75
Total tan ; , -.---,- C225J49 62
Tho city tax Is distributed, as follews:
3aem $24,707:98; SHverton', $1877421,
Woodburtu $1821 67; Gervnls I $748.t8;
Jefferson $560.65; Blayton $423; Mt.
Angel $282.40; Hubbard $391.65; Au
rora $292.0&
lJi
9Jv,
A PETFox-Geo.t0.ifcVBze has
been missing chicken nil "Winter and
only yesterday unearthed the poultry
boodiere. His dog found a fox in a
hollow log when a battlo ensued. The
dog gdt a hold on the fox's tail. The
fox bit the dog through the foot when
Mr. Bavage discovered that reynarci
wore a collar. He was captured and
awaits an owner who will pay for the.
poultry destroyed.
I I. !!
V William Cullkh Bryant" The
study of the life vand character of thfs
eminent American poet, will be made
a special feature of Interest at the next
regular meeting of the ladles auxlllery
to the Y. M. O. A. It is urged upon
the members that' thoy come prepared
to glye something entertaining and
eventful of the life of this great man.
The dato Is Tuesday, Marob 6, at 3
p. m.
Two Ai'i'EALB. The suit of Lewis
&, Dryden vs. 8ophle Beeves, wife, and
Br. Powell Peeves, is being appealed
by plaintiff The equity suit of
Mahc & Jorgenson et al., of "Portland,
vs. A. E, La Roque, of this county, has
booh appealed to tho supremo court.
La Roque was victorious In the clroult
court, aud plaintiffs appeal. Ford &
Kaiser appear for La Rwjue,
OUPIAN HOME MANACUqtfl, Will
please remember that the' next regular
meeting of the board will bo on Thurs
day. March 1st. at the residence of
Mrs. Z. 8. Moody at 2 p. m. sharp. A
full attendance Is requested,
Bwebt or Boub. Among the tablo
delicacies to be found at Clark & Ep.
ploy's are Cross &, Blaokwell's famous
chaw-chow, Bnydet's catsup and Hill's
Vermont mapel syrup. 100 Court street.
A Good Rkoohd. Corvallls has n
ouo mill school tax and thoro will be a
surplus In the treasury after the present
school year. But Corvallls has the
state Agricultural college.
m
To Wed. A licouse was Issued to
Miss KntleE. Boa and John Abbott.
TbVlaltorUfrom Washington county.
Wanted To trade brick .or le or a
good fresh mllcboow. t E. SV,Uurpbyi
North Balem brick yard. 2 20 tf
Francis Parkman's
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Beautiful Salem.
' Buper)nteh.de'nt Uao. S. Downing of
the Oregon penitentiary, is utilizing
convict labor In miking good roads in
the vicinity of the prison. Superin
tendent Rowland of the stato insane
asylum and the state authorities are
making first-class roads from that In
stitution. In a few years the probabil
ity Is that tho roads leading to the
Capital city, will be In the beat condi
tion for the rapidly Increasing traffic to
that city. The Btreets and walks in
the city bavo beeu vastly improved
within the past two years, aud the city
bas'been complimented therefor many
times ' thlst winter in our hearjnglb'y
strangers add nou-rodldouts; Let the
Improvement goon. Balem. has ,the
foundation for a beautiful clty.-Day-ton
Herald.
merchant-Is
M. L. Jones, the Brooks
In the city,
Jk B.-Long has arrived at,Eueue to
start a Populist paper.
W. E. Biirke came up from Portland
this morning on a short .business visit.
guest of bis sister, Mrs. Gay lord Cooke.
Sii ST Wlllrln. n,l rmll nt .r.
vallls, returned home today after a
short visit with Balem friends.
Col. aad Mrs. L, S. Hawlett, of North
Yakima, accompanied by their daugb
ter, are the guests of Miss A. W Den
nU, on their way homo from California.
Hoa. R. if. Ventch made out bis
bondasTeglSt?f of Hie U.B Ittba-oP
flee at Rosebufg yesterday. His bonds
men W lex Uoveruor Wblteaker and
Mayor B.H. Prlend'y, who qualify in
tbe sum of $6000 each, the boud being
for $10,000. His commlsaton bears date
of Feb. 10. and be expects to take charge
of tiie office April 1st. The office pays
$3000 per year.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Young, of Port
land, have beon tbe guests of- Ex
Alderman Lafore, und left for home
this afternoon. They had just return
ed from California, and aside from
some mammoth fruit, brought Mrs.
Lafore a little-souvenir ln-theway of n
rea) tarantula and Its bouse. Tbe latter
s a peculiar structure and both areon
exhibition in John Hughes store win
dow. Ebesays if the animal was alive
ho. would have a gold chain put on it
and wear it on his necktie.
LITTLE LOCALS.
Among the Folly Boys.
The students at the Polytechnic In
stitute at Highland are working' an
eloctrioal machinery, some twenty
dynamos being lu process of con
struction. Professor Morrison delivers
a dally lecture to tho class in mechanic
al engineering and tbe work la spoken
of asvory practical, The school seoms
to be growing In favor.
That Drop in Meats.
Is astonishing everybody when they
call and see the quality and the display
at Cross' markets. Not only the
choicest fat steors but nil other meats
are going at prices below what anybody
had any Idea meals could bo retailed
at. Cross is giving the consumer the
benefit of the recent slump In the live
stock markets.
A Qood Move.
Home baked bread, buns, pies, bakod
beans, meat ilea, or any kind of home
baking, done to order, and on Bale at
The Blue Front. Bpeolal attention
paid to private orders. Try It aud you
will have no other. Order at Damon
Bros, or of Mrs. N.,H. Burley,-430 Lib
erty street. 3-l-3t
Miss B. F. Hall went to Albany to
day on buBlnesa.. The New York
Racket store Is crowded for room and
needs enlarged quarters, Ralph
Moody was a paeue uger for Portland
this afternoon. Mrs. Jessie Em mer
lon, daughter of It. E. Wauds, left to
day for Great Falls, Mont., after spend
ing nearly a year In Balem. W. A.
Terapleton, the hop man, is in the city.
Geo. M. Beeler went to Portland
thin afternoon. His health is still very
poor. J, C, Johnson is at Hubbard
this afternoon.,' Dr. Heuset, of Jef
ferBon, Is lu the city on business.
Plans Opened. The following
named architects have submitted plans
for the Deaf ''Mute Bohool, aud the
same are being examined at the office
of Supt. MoEIroy. The award will
probably not bo made for ten days;.
Cbas. II. Burgrafl, Henry Httrrlld,
W. C. Knighton, W. D. Ptigb, Salem;
Elllcjlt and Lazarus, Otto Kleeman,
Justus Krumbeiu, DuPuy and Tonfp
klns, O, D. Nicoll, G. H. Vore, E. A.
Wujer,, Delos D. Neer, B E..Maxon, P,
C. Browne, Portland; Jacob Bohiewe
Jr.
Central Comhittkr. Chairman
Patterson announces that, owing to tbe
Democrats' meeting at Hotel Willam
ette at same hour, the Republican
county central committee meeting next
Saturday will be held at the, city coun
cil chamber.
No Catholic prelate, he
asserted
over preached a political sermon
or urged his flock to a
choice of tickets. Tho spirit of bigotry
and the disposition to injure a neighbor
because of the dlfllerent choice of the
roads to heaven were deplored. Mod
eration was counseled on the part of
the Catholics, and they were advised to
mingle freely with Protestants, who
bavo au equal Interest with tbe Cath
olics in suppressing a tyrannical
organization founded on narrow, unfair
and un-American principles, whose
alms and objects are withheld from the
search-light of public scrutiny; whose
pledges are oaths of vengenance
against fellow-citizens, in direct con
travention of the fundamental law;
whose practices are of such a character
as to fear tho open day.
THE SALEM BONDS.
THE INJUNCTION.
The 8a)era papers. seem to be giving
Polk county the fiendish laugh, all be
cause a Polk county citizen, A. C.
Taylor, allowed his name to be used in
an injunction proceeding aguinsf tbe
state to build a branch asylum tu
Eastern Oregon. Now, we do not
care anything about what Mr. Taylor
may do in this matter, but we do object
jectto the fair name of Polk county
drawn Into this case. Mr. Taylor is no
doubt an honorable -citizen, but he
should not in any way connect his
couuty with'lhe case. If Salem wishes
to prosecute-in such a suit, let them do
It in their own name. Dal.lea Observer.
It Is said that tbe Portland and Sa
'em committea of 100 are behind the
movement.
The Dallas Transcript says: "Mr. J
P. Frlzzell.one of the Salem committee
of 100, should have covered his tracks
when he came over into Polk county
and hunted up a man to enjoin pro
ceedings in the buildiug of tbe branch
Insane asylum In Eastern Oregon. Not
wishing to father such a proceeding,
having failed in it once, Salem seeks
to have the odium of this thing upon
Polk county. But it won't wash. Al
though it was done by a Polk county
man, 99 out of every 100 of our citizens
depreciate the move and fling the in
sult thus perpetrated back into the
teth of the originator. Mr. Taylor
snouia snaue the mist or tnts proceed
log" from his feet at once."
Mr. Frizzell is a well known Popu
list.
At Mill Oity.
General W. E. Odell and H. J. Big'
ger have
anq
address tho- Republican club there.
Republicans in hat( ylclnty should
give them, a roqslng Jrceptlon and will
hear some sound arguments.
have conseqted to goto MII1 City
tspealcvAcxi Monday olgb't'pnM
A Card of Thanks.
To the many friends lu aud out of
the church, Grand Army and A. O. U,
V., we wish to extoud our hearty
thanks, for the kindness and sympa
thy shown during the rooout afUlotlou.
Yours truly,
Mr. and Mrs.R. R. Ryan4
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jFOR BAtMBY
Hauling Sand.
A fleet of broadtlred wagou are
haullug Sdud to the stato reform school
for the new bulldlm that lairolm? ud
tfleW TJejhoreeook-aa tioujtf (hey"
ha'd auerrdlet road fojnml 'throJgh'jn
gettlug there. Tbe
California pattern.
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wagons
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OPPOSING T11E A. P, A.
Quite n large meeting was hold last
Sunday at Portland undor the auspices
of the AmericanDefenslve Association,
iu opposition to tho so-called autl
Catholic American Protective Associa
tion, Tho principal speaker was Frank
Davoy, of Forest Grove, for two years
City Editor of The Journal. Fol
lowing synopsis of his remarks appear
ed In the Oregeulau:
Mr. Davoy said he did uot speak as a
member of any national or religious
sect, but as a oltlzju of tbe United
States, tho greatest government on
earth. Ho wished to assist the Ameri
can Defeuslve Association lu protesting
against the existence of au orgaulza
itlou, the aim and object of which was
the subversion of tho principles of
liberty aud freedom by the persecution
and conscription of a class of citizens
on account of their religious belief.
Such objects, ho held, wtre unlawful,
unconstitutional, and In absolute con
flict with thn spirit aud geuius or
American Institutions. No movement
was so fraught with danger to free
Institutions as that which would Inter
fere with the right of a cltlzin to wor
ship God In his own way without
molestation, Tho American Protective
Association, he said, was not Ameri
can In its. conception but was the child
ofOraugeUm, all Its o.ths aud prac
tices belug derived from thu latter or
gaulzatlou. its fundamental prluci-
Delos "D. Neer, a Portland architect,
is In Balem. '
t.
BOOKSELLER
zuy yommpftyfu at.
Hood'a and Only Hood's.
Hood 'a Sarsaparllla is carefully pre
pared from Barsaparllta, Dandelion,
Mandrake. Dock, Pipsisaewa, Juniper
berries ana other well known remedies,
by a peculiar combination, proportion
and progress giving to Hood's rka
Mtrllla curative Dowrnmiot- Bosed
by other medlolnes, It eflects remark
able curve when other prepaiatloua
fiUL
Hood'a rilla euro bltlousnew.
Uiuuuy rjuuceq oi cemuttes ago
prejudice entirely foreign to this coun
try. Ilelug au exogenous plant, it is
likely to. perish in the soil of freedom
atoll so uucougeulal to its growth.
Then tho speaker portrayed the posi
tion or tlio Uatbobo church toward
American institutions, IU devotion to
sood government aud Its charity dis
pensed without regard to the religious
belief of the reclpleut. Tbe Catholics,
he sild, were the only members of a
religious organization, who go to the
polh year after year and vote without
even luqulring Into the religious belief
or tntt cauuiuatw Yet no ou aullerod
o much at the polls on account of hU
religious bsllsfas do the Catholic,
New Flour-Gold Process.
Myrtle Creek, March, I. Ground
has been broken on the Had ley bar,
two miles below town, by White tCo's
mammoth steam hydraulic luiniug
plant, tho only one of IU kind now iu
operation on the Pacific slope. This
bar has been known to be very rich iu
aurifernUB deposits for n long time, but
tbe gold is of such fineness as to make
It impracticable to attempt saving it
by the ordinary prosesses. White &
Co. proposes using the"burlap process"
.which has been tried on similar deposits
and rouna to wont admirably. Tne
plant conBiBts of a 150 horsepower boiler
aud a No. 15 Gardner steam pump,
having a 10-Inch suction and an 8-inch
discharge pipe. The capacity of the
pump Is nearly 100,000 gallons per
hour. This water is forced through a
.No. l giant, with a 'J-lucu nozzle,
guaranteed to throw a cutting stream
100 feet. If this plant saves the gold
successfully It will Inaugurate a new
era in placer mining in this part of tbe
state, as there are thousands of acres of
Just as good bars as the Hadley bar
along tho Soutb Ompqua river.
MUBDER NEAR DAMASCUS.
A Fanner is Killed and His Hired
Man is Missing.
Oregon Cityj March 1. Coroner R.
L Holman received word from tbe
vicinity of Damascus to the effect that
a man named Acorns had been found
dead undei what appears to have been
suspicious circumstances. As near as
can be learned here, he had employed
a man to grub for him under contract,
and a few nights sluce, this man was
ordered to leave the community by
masked men. He resisted, and tired
at the parties who tried to drive him
away. Nothlug further was heard of
tho matter till this morning, wben Mr.
Acorns was fouud dead at his hou.-e,
and the man who was doing the grub
bing Is missing. The coroner will go
nut there to hold au inquest.
Desperate Demands.
BUKLINOTON, Wl., MttTOll 1. John
Callahnu, an aged farmer, was shot
dead hat night by a man who entered
the house demaudlng money, which
Callahan said he did not have. Neigh
bora are scoutlug the woods for the
murderer, and will bring him If caught.
Killed Two Burglars.
New Bui'Sfewicic, N. J., Mar. 1,
News has Just beon received from
braukhn prtrk. that Boyd Baker, a
Mornr Hutch, nf Balem. vetoed an
ordinance issuing $60,000 new bonds on
that city, but. the city council
passed the measure over his head, by a
uuanlmous voto, The people will JusU
ly think that Mayor Gatch possessed
more brains than his entire council
When those bonds become due. Bclo
Press.
"New bonds." Is a mistake. The
bonds referred to are to fund out
Btandlngclty warrants drawing eight
per cent interest nnd at a discount of
ten to twenty per ,nt0 b1x per
cent bonds.
The entire council would resist Is
suing new bonds as strongly as Mayor
Gatch. The outstanding warrants are
partly for 1893 when no city tax was
levied, and partly for the "hole In tbe
ground" as the veto calls the city hail,
which was begun and carried oa under
Mayor Gatcb'a administration.
Mayor Gatch's plan to take up war
rants gradually out of current revenues
Is not practical. At least it is never
done. It would simply leave city war
rants at the mercy of the warrant
scalpers for years tc come. Tbe only
way to pay oft the city debt Is to amend
tbe charter so as to set aside a portion
of the ten mill city levy as a sinking
fund, to be used for that purpose. That
should be done in tbe next legislature.
-::- COMING EVERY DAY -::-
Quarry Caved In
Allentown, Pa., Mar, 1. Tho top
of Williams and Sous quarry, at Wll
liamstowu, caved in this morning, bur
ying Joseph Beamly, Samuel Kreitz,
G. O. Priclmrd, W. R. Jones and three
Hungarians. Jones was dug out alive.
The rescuing party can speak with
Beamier but tbe others are probably all
killed.
1,200 Students.
Detroit, March 1. The second in
ternational convention of the students'
volunteer movement for foreign mis
sions opens here this evening. Twelve
hundred delegates from all partB ot the
world, represetiug over forty denomi'
nations and between 200 and 300 col
leges, will be present.
A Philosopher's Opinion.
Vcltaiie said to a beautiful young
lady with whom he was dining. "Your
rivals are the perfection of art; you are
tbe perfection of nature." This could
not a been said if tbe young lady was
suffering from disease, and pain had
left its Higns ou the features. Women
who want to keep beautiful, and be tbe
"perfection of nature," should use
"Favorite Prescription" to assist
Nature wben needed to correct irreg
ularities, aid circulation aad digestion,
and thereby clear up the skin, render
it soft aud beautiful. Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription is the only
medicine for woman's peculiar ills,
sold by druggists, and guaranteed to
give satisfaction in every case or money
refunded.
Outing Flannels,
Scotch Ginghams,
Wool Dress Goods,
Spring Stvles,
Choice Qualities,
Popular Prices.
:-:J. J. DALRYMPLE & CO.,
KASH KUT IN KORN !
:-: CORN! CORN! CORN I
Not tho Seed Corn, nor Dried Corn ; but Canned.
You can get FIVE CANSuf the above at Harritt
and Lawrence's CASH GROCERY for 50 CENTS.
Four brands to choose from, embracing: "WHITE
LILY," "OWL," "DEW DROP" or COUNCIL
BLUFFS, any of which cots from 15c to 20c at the
credit stores of this city.
Harritt
awrence.
P. O. GROCERY,
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For 10 days. Buy now, BefSr invoice
ing the Stock.
We are Offering BARGAINS,
LOCAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Announcements oi entertainments, special
attierlngs. lodges, and tocletles under this
eadlne inserted for 25 cent, notice not tn ax.
ceed Ave lines, or more than three Insertions.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
SOTICE 18 HEBKBY GIVEN THAT THE
partnership heretofore existing- between
. Jes sun A Oartwrleht is this dav dissolved
by mutual consent. Dr. Jessup will remain
In the office furrnerly occupied by us. Dr
Car t wright will remove to rooms 4. 6 and 6
118 State Street, Salem, Oregon.
nORN.
D'Arcy block
Balem, Or., March 1, 1891.
S. It- Jessup.
K.CAIlTWaiQUT.
3-Mm
plai were handed down through the f.vouns former, shut aud killed two
Negro burglar after they bad killed his
wire aud child,
Low Steamer Bates.
Parties intending visiting the Mid
winter Fair bhouid Datronizd the Tin inn
Paciflo Steamers, as this Company has
inuceu iu eneci ram rortianu tne low
rate of f 22.00 to San Francisco and re
turn, which Includes meals aud berth.
Full particulars can be obtalued by ad
(Irraalnir W. U Hnrlluirt A fj u a
Union Paclilodystoni, Portland. 1-26-tf
Midwinter Fair Eates.
Midwinter Fair excursion tickets,
Salem to San Francisco aud return, via
Southern Pacific Go's. Shasta route.
Rate, $27.50, including flve ad
missions to the fair. Tickets good for
thirty days from date of sale.
Morningside Poultry Yarda.
Errs for sale, of best strains pure
bred Black Minorca and Plymouth
Rock. Thomas Blundell, proprietor,
postofllco, SaUm, Or. Take motor ear
line.
Prices $1.00 and $2.00 per setting.
2 20 d tf
Rather Steep.
Than take In any other form Is what
many people think aud Park's
Tea Is made for Just those folks, it
cures constipatlou aud though not a
cathartio moves the bowels every
day. Sold at Capitol Drug Store.
Rural Feast.
Better than Geruica.
Have you tried it? Richest, cheapest
breakfast cereal. told br all Hiim ivSEt"
W lUon 4 Uajte, BUverton" whole
3 iaim
FB.A8ER. To Mr. and Mrs. A.
Eraser in Simpson's addition to Sa
lem, Mar. l, a sen:
Do not suffer from sick headache a moment
iineero.ii .,not ntceosaiT. Carter's Little
Uver Pills will cure you. Dose, one little pill.
Bmall prices. Small do-es. Small pill.
Mrs. Chas. Smith of Jlmes, Ohio. wrlte: 1
S?,UKelev,e,7 "jned'y for sick headache I
rouldhtaref for the past fifteen yeirs, but
JrtrS HttIe Llver 9 "'1 me more eood
than all the rest.
Have no equal as a prompt and ro?IUe
cure Jor slcklieadache, biliousness, constlpa
tlon, pain In the side, aud nil liver troubles
Carter's Little JUver Pills. Try the".
World-wide,
means world-tried.
The high reputation
and enormous sale of
Beecham's
o&
JOHN HUGHES.
Dealer i Groceries, Taints,
Oils, Window Wlass, Varnishes
and the most complete stock of
Crushes of nil Kinds in the
State. Artists' Mater ials,time,
Hair, Cement aud Shingles and
finest quality of GRASS SHEDS
New Advertisements.
WANTED Pushing Canvasser of good ad
dress. Liberal salary nnd expenses pall
weekly; permanent posltlno. BHOW'N Bros.
Co., Nurserymen, Portland, O . d eod MO 1CW
1 nil.lKV f IOAH RTOHW. KrnltHnnd can-
i dy. 150 sta e street. Fine tobacco and
cigars.
3-Mf
. TlOR XtENT-Good house, with three loU
J L' and bam. Abundance of small Irult, rood
J bearlug fruit trees and splendid Harden. Kent
; very low. Arplj to P. K . care JOUbWAU
5 2 10 tf
(
Worth a Guinea
a Box,
) Pills
.VtkforlL
sale dealers.
,.?R Sale, Several young extra flne
vuue ieguorn, pure hred cockrels
cij tut-ap, ai JOURNAL OftlCe.
(Tasteless)
reflect the wisdom of
two generations.
35 cents a box.
)OQw
TIME!
O
We
. , for Garden Seeds,
havaanice, fresh sunnlv.
Osborn & Harritt's
110 Court street.
Cheuiuwu, Oregon.
1 AND F. It SALE -Inoulre of
I J halfn mile north 01 Harrlton
8. G. Pugn,
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