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ptewberg Cropbir l
One of 8. Brutseber’s big tea«»«
rente.
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1 Altan Morsestill navigate«with»
pair of crutch««- Hi« injured fool
»lie
school
i«
getting better »lowly.
Dayton
pul
the full -term September
A namber of horse« ha»« lately
!8. Bru tec her., his so» George, and
-a man named Alexander, who were
i thrown out and badly hurt by the
i overturning of the'wagon. Aicxan-
U.S.
rille, Or.
dentist. McMinn
■onix* to*
Powder
•Ukraine, Manor county.
rained hereon Tuesday mom-
mffieient to lay the dust for a
Dr. B F. Swick and family start
ed for the « oast wk Nestucca, on
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Prof. A. N. Lowe ba« moved bi«
a. Only»cent» ferrysge.
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___ family to the Evangelical parsonage.
Tbs
Mr». C. W l’«»well relumed from The school at Lafayette, of which
Portland bn Wednesday. \
I be Is principal, will open September
i
41st atoaMm of U m Oregon
annual conference of th« M. E.
church will be held fa Albany.com-
UeMinpvill* Reporter.
G Mr. and Mrs. Aiderman.
M. B.
[Manon county, will opaw the tail
Erm of school the first Monday in.
Elsia 1
3. Psrri»h of Baker creek has the pafrer full six®.
NURSERIES.
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other», who are doing nicely.
th
Dr. Minty says that this years
crop of colts is finer both ss to num
bers sod quality than last, and all
irchased 14 acres near E. U.
C. >>•!-)
M«l*i
The public schools of Salem
purchased
y
linger’», and ia building a houraj»n<i4<ili Bot-
uulfi tbw^ratW colt show in bietory is ths nsoes-
imm on the place. He will move,
which will only sary financial encouragement.
there soon.
K
X .
The Cumberland
Preabyterian
v
T
permit of a nine months school,
church will soon erect a paraonage
B. Gabriel received up to Wednes-
The
parents
of
Mr.
Hradfey,
th*
The parentaof Mr. Bradley, the jllfteftd of a ten months in ordi- south of the church building. The
*■>«»*. artist,
avtiat ..antaiin
/ream Forest
k\iF»*»it
day evening, over 10,000 bushel» of Dayton
came up from
v*ars
good ladies, of course, have the
wheat. Il is lively al the ware- Grove Hatulday. to visit their chil-
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raising of the finances in hand,and
house».
' „c
dren. Mr. Bradley returned Mon-
We
We were
were J banded a
are meeting with charming success,
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t.Ii .„.u- J»F- M re. Brad'ey remained.
ph» of pcacli
L. Londcnhouscn lias had rustic
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R, L. Harni. .............
— having secured over $200 in one
iput on bia dwelling, and will soon
On Monday Lewis Aldsmantook he has several tree« in the yard at day’s solicitation.
{have H painted. r.Fainl ia a great hie father and mother to Wilhoit
rc«idence, which a re fairly Mell
peAutifyer and preservative, and, springs, where !b«y will remain for filled with this delicious fruit.
For the benefit of the town, and
^rhaps, purifyer.
! several weeks. “Mr. mid Mnr I
w„^uined also those who havs for.«ale mate
Givothe‘ Quea^rU.e Kitchen”
wbo »»•"
,e from making hey regular trip to rial for painting, we would suggest
Th . ’*
* en .kh H
Mr
that it would be beneficial, and a
k trial if you want a good soap.
Alderman
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th«
grand improvement in the ap-
of
a
bnrge
al
the
entrance
Of
the
Nichols keeps it, and also several
"3. W. Coffin with a eraw of men lower lock, at Oregon City. ’11 m » peaTnnee of Dayton if some of
btber first class brands of soap.
and two team», commenced work, barge was used by the Electric thq property owners would have
T aks N otion . — All peroons under instruction of government light Co^ in carry ing nuKl for work their buildings painted and touched
knowing Ihcmralves indebted to officisfe. to dredge the liar at the they are doing nt the follf- ,^Wr up by a painter who understands
Dr. G.K. Stuart, are requested by mouth of the Yamhill on Thurs Modoc is now handling a large the business. . Now is s good time
to have the work done—material
him,to rattle by cither note or cash, day. -
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7 amount of freight.
and l»l<or 1» cheap. There are sev»
before iho first of September.
The
steamer ------------
Elwood
The hill near the Willamette, on
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cn«l good |>ailiters in Dayton now
immenee running
running on
on Tuesday who
Tuesday 5th of Beptcml>er, the the m«w Mission road, will be made । commence
would
Iw gl“d to do 4he
fait terni of the LnfayeUe seminary ; ¡n g(HXl condition for iravel on Mon- next. The »teameriwill run up 1 m- work. A« these are "hard times,”
inpu,»
There i» a gtvod prospect of day; The
—
Mission will Wjllamette ns far a» Fairfield, «lop and must of the boaii^ess men here
I he road
road • to
tu the
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la large ntteudunce ni the school ■
ping at all way point» on the river, »ny they do not dobwsines* enonghr
will tian b^l good
fthi» year. .
wherever there is any grain to ship. |o advertise in their home paper,
B. GitlW»i,-the WarelM»u«emnn,
This will be a great convenience Io nnd tlw to* u is too poor to do so,
■ On foe 3d of Beptstnber Mrs. now furnishes employ ment al ht»
shippers, and thoan buying and we give this as “a free ad.” for th«
Kerfurd of Newberg, temperance twq warehouses fur .a putnber of
benefit of tho«« interested. >
Kcturer for the W. (J.TiT. will lec- men, and also furiiisbes several
shipments without delay by draw
Kure in the rienssntdulc church.
boarders to the hotel.
Al. and Willard Herren relumed
ing to the river
No doubt tlie boat
Born—To the /wife of Ed. Gra will run up to Dayton if there is a yesterday I rom Heath’», on the Ht-
1 Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Harris, Ml-s
[Bertie Jones, Miso Berie Johnson, ham, Monday, August 21st, a girl. demand for it. The way the wheat, t|. North fork of the Santiain, in
is rolling into ths wsrehouscs here Marion county, where they had
|Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Thayer, and
at "present, there will h« a great de- been spending about ten davs. .
fMr. pnd Mrs. F. M. Crabtree, had
I
[a picnic of their own on the banks boys, having attended 8 oases in mand for transportation in the near Tliej caught 2,U00 trout and killed ।
futurar~
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three
bear,
«
black
cfanamon
and
which
8
boys
were
born
in
succes-
of the WiHmaetto on Sunday.
brogn ona. They Aw a big & of
•ibn.
”
Luks St tong of Perry<L»lcU®D*
” Ewyhody »CY. Rujalgoes to Albanv to attend UnJ« aad frat
the M. E. conference which meete
In that place rwxt inontb. HcwiJI
deliver the opening address on that
occaaion; he and Rev. Donn, being
two of the old pioneer miniiter».
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All Patti«« who can in any way
aid in making the fruit fair, which
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perryda|« froi
they are successful hunters and
^n) at* night. August li . JU«
e
c|Rjma to have been taken in a wpg- fishermen.
nn to Mt. Hood He esc a ped anu on
A good assortment of sosp is
his way to Portland met a teamster, kept by Nichols, at bis general Mer
“Queen of the
who learning hie condition, gaVe chandise More.
7,"°
Kitchen” or Pumice Stone Soap,
iim
T
” W and divided his lunch with
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Ixmg snyb be came, from takes the lead. The soap is the
Portland to Dsyton on Thursday very best fur washing hands. Me
and ,walkedto Im Townsend’s. No chanics, laborers and others will
boat comes to Day ton Thursdays. find it excellent for that purpose.
Lfis also good for cleaning tin, iron,
SrMwrw W xamks »» «nd that tired feel
ing, Io»« of appetite and nervous, prostra or any metal; also wood work and
tion «re driven away bv Hood'« Karsa-
parina, like Uniat before the morning «un^
To realise the benefit of this great med
Tho Rev. A. G. -Boyd has ar
icine, give jt a trial and you will join the
army of enthusiastic admirer« of Hood a ranged to rent bis farm this fall,
Saniparilla-
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ns he expects to take charge of
Rev. C. H. Morgan will preach in the
park next Monday at 4 o’clock,
/
i W. M. Hamilton «nd Prot- A. K. Low«,
k itli their femillea, expect to »tart to day
■ Friday) for Neterte They ex pod to
roe away »boot two week«.
' 1. Nichol« went to Portland Thuroday is to be held late this fall, attract-
ive, should faterent themselves to
I to tee hi« phy«lci«n. _
do so. D. A. Snyder, who hssbeen
I On account of the plate K,nM to •* uw<l
appointed by Hw manager» to so
[is th« show window« of Elaia Wright’s
licit contributions, will giveall an
I new block al McMinnville, having be«n
opportunity to contribute.
lost track of in shipment, tho store
rooms which wore to luivebeen ready h r
Mr. and Mrs. I. Nichols arrived
¡occupancy tho first of next month, will h< jne from Wilhoit springs on Tues
hot be Kay A Todd, tho clothier» are to day w th Louis Aiderman, who took
his parents to the springs. Mr
o<'cupy one room.
Dr. E. J. Poppleton of Portland, and Mr«. Nichols Were but little - Sure, efficient, ea«y— Hwo’s Foxa.
was hereon business Monday. He benefltted by their trip. Mr. Aider They «honM lie in every traveler^« irrip.
man crossed the Willamette al Mis and every family medicin« cheat.
returned home Tuesday.
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sion on the new ferry boat. He 24c a box.
Charles Rimpson will speak to finys it is a good Ism!.
$100 Rewaro 1100-
the people of Dayton on religous
On Wednesday morning Col. An
Ths
reailers
of thin psrer will be
subjects, in the^Evangelical church
drew Stevensou left here for Mans pleneed to learn that there i« at least one
next Habbath, *t H o’clock a. m.
field, Ohio, his old home. The dreaded <lirea«e that sii ience has been
nnd 8 p. ni.
Colonel has lieen hSre some months able to cure in «11 it« ntage«, and that ia
catarrah. Hall’« C«t«rrh Cure i« the
Reuben Howie} of Kanaes, Ie working in the interest of the tem only po«itivc enre known to the medical
there visiting with his brother,. E. perance cause. He returns to his fraternity. Catarrh being a conatitu-
[Rowley. They have gone to Ne»- former home to resume practice as > lional diaeaae. require« a conatituliona)
treatment Hall’s Catarrh Cure ia taken
His
many
[tucca tosec the ocean and-take in criminal* lawyer.
internally, acting directly upon the blood
phe breese.
Parker Rowley of friends here wish him a prosperous and inuciiH anrfeceaof the ay«tem, thers-
b* destroying the fonn.lnlion of the dia-
rTroutdale, Or., an uticle of Messrs. future. ‘
enm*, nnd giving the patient strength bv
[Rowley, was also here on a visit
The new ferry al Mission landing building up the constitution and assisting
hbis week.
¡1» now running. The. new road
nature in doing, iia work. The prepri-
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D. A. Snyder packed and ship-1 is also open for travel.
Persons etors have no much faith in its curative
Kwers. that they offer One Hundn-d
I lard several
hundred boxes of wishing to cross the Willamette
dlara for anv case that It faila to cure.
[Champion Bullock Plums at G.E. from Yamhill to Manon "county Send for liM M testimonlala.
Hoskin«, fruit farm, near Newberg from thia section, Or the south and
Address, F. J. CH ENK Y A CO
Toledo, O.
on Monday. Snyder is shipping wert * will
"* fimi
“ J thia
*v! a more convenir
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ent
crofêing
than
at
anyother
ferry.
fruit to Pugel Sou ml
»mnrwr. «.a«®®».
R. 8 GOODRICH, Prop.
You can get anything in the'line of
Hardware, Tinware, Stoves,
_ &c„ &c, &c.
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Hood’s^Cures
Also, Paints, Oils, Guns, Ammunition, Wat! Paper Fruit Jam
linglo«, Lime, Hair, Cement, Lath, Ac.
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Also Gunsmith. Al! kind of repairing on sewing machneei
bicycles, guns, Ac., Ac. v
A full Hue of Sewing Machine Nsedlea in Mock.
FINE PROPERTY!
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The new brick block which Elsia
Wright of McMinnville, is putting
up, it is expected will J>e completed
by tbs fireVof September. It will
be a fine building, and of which the
people of McMinnville justly feel
proud.
Th« racce^ ^ Mrs. Anats M Bram,
of MoKara, PHnnayivsnts in th« treat
ment of dlarrhoss In her cblldre» will un
doubtedly be of iaterrat to many nothera.
J. W. FLETCHER’S
First AdditontoOate
Will sell in smti’l tracts from 1,
10, 30 acres or mors on ro®'
sohable terms. For frill particulars call, on or .addrc^ J. W.
F LETCHER, Phy ton, Oregon.
HheMys; “I «peak raverai week» in
Xubnatown, Fa., after the great fiood,
on account of my baabead being employ-
od
i
,
There is nothing more »atiMHC-
tory than to have a true and correct
likeness of a deceased relative or
friend; Chierrington Bros, artists,
of Salem, guarantee nil work in
their line SAti»faetory.
Mr. 3. C. B«wiwell, one of thn best
known aud mont rewpoeteti elllxcna of
Brownwood. Tex««, suffered with diar
rhoea tor » long ttinc an<l tried many dif
ferent remedies without tenefft, »"i’ll
Chamberlain’s Colle. Cholera and Diar-
rho.m Remedy wan uned; »hat relieved
htm atonee. For rale by Funk and-
.^Phelpe, Dayton.
FRUIT!.
FKUrT!
Shrubs & Vines,
—AT thk —
NEWBERG
NURSERY.
B lack Walnut, Spanish Wslnut
Hickory, Almonds, Figs, Mul
berry, Mountain Ash, RecL
Cedar, Irish Juniper,
American Arbor
Vit», and otb^
‘
er varfeticF
of trees,
. ?
Ac-
one
shot a seahorse
which
popular resort. Meals served in
good style and on short notice. dryer has the capacity to dry about
4000 pound« of green froH per day.
When in Salem don't fail to call.
Mr. Snyder has lately purchased
Goto 0 OHodson, McMinnville, a fruit grader of C. K. Hoskins,
for «uch articles as you may use in
fruit an easy
matter—separnting
er and kidney complaint, «nd «l«o deli
cate female troubles; Mrs. H. 8. Young.
Hnnlingtou. Wssh.,dyspepsia, liver and
kidnev troubles «nd general debility J
Williaai M. Calwell, Hhamokawa. Wash.,
enred «cUlic rheumatism ; Iwsides «cores
of others.
,
A. K. COOPER & CO.,
Newberg, Yamhill Co , Or.
THE
monnastes block ,
H ats , caps , boots & shoes
'i
Glasswar». Woodenwaro, Timrai*. Shelf Hardware, Crockery,
Queonsware, and a General Stock of Merchandise.
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All of which we sell as low ns Ute towsst.____ ___
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Entrance, WIM Flrot Street,
PORTLAND, JQPEGON
O, o. HOPSON
MICHAUX A FENTON. <
Physicians
Surgeons.
and
LAFAYETTE,
Hardware Dealer,
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AT TO RÑEY- AT-LAW
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DAVTOW,.
at
ST. PAUL'S ACADEMY, First Class
Rooms.
DAYTON, ORBOON,
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Hup Machinery,
Practices in State and
Courts.;________
Ano Other Supplies,
G. E. STUART,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
DAYTON, OBEOON.
enrabie.
J. E. MAGERS,
ATTORNEY-AT'LAW
McttlNNVIlXK, OB. -----
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unni unni!
Charges Reasonable.
Board, by the day. week or month,
cept mcliclncw from 0 to 10 a. m. d»Hy.
nnd thora who are able to pay, will re- PM« V» faralrt «rere rareattsUo» of U«
criv« medical treatment at SA a month
for each dim-are nr in that proportion aa
th wee« n>«y nr«d, ennncaj and «pectel
dlMwra «sraptod. f’ooraltotion fra«.
No rent j token if not .U-emed «treble> or
improvable. Offire brara (rem 10 *1
Lumber 56 to 18 per thousand.
d-ily^renimraFtoai
0 ?
12
AH rarataa ebronie, aeete sad pri-
aa'tediMMre. catarrh and drains, are
ronfid< ntially treotrei
Circular« «nd
Best Rough ^Lumber.
MUSICI
uîififn uïkï m«*
MARTIN 4 HIGH,
WOT iHBiMOt
Havia« fitted up mwshtecry fur 8a**a<
Wwal a« would inform farmer« «nJ «I
other» teat we wilt satr wood la say
length at the lowret m W,
These having tarfr- <>r »mall lota of
«lover whtehtbey wiwtt hulled.cn bav«
the aaiae «fono in Unit clan« «tylc by
calling on on.
.
Tothrae wanting threshing don« w«f
woaM say that we haves aewCk'CLORB
Tbreaker, which wo guarantee to do the
FRANK W. FENTOÑ
Rooms 1 and 2, Union Block. Mc-
MiMvi»s. _______________
The tables are supplied with the
best the market affords. Clean bads.
Everything done tor the contort of
guests.
M c M innville .
y Will fit yop A; with
PUBLIC
Business.
to
THE
OB
J. H. FLOWER,
COU. FIRSTAND JXFFXRSON STS.
—<. B. ftILEY, Proprietor.
perfume«
perfdmes of
of Northrop
Northrop A
* ; ment already makas quite
make, al Funk A Phelpa’ for fruit in Dayton, and should bt
i
.
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'eneowragrd.
|
aatM rayramow
drug store.
Fine
Sturgis
Coffee,
Sagar aid Caused Fruita.
NOTARY
Convenient
RIGGIN A ROLFE,
Flne photographs are a satis-
and small fruit to perfec-[
faction and of value to the poa-¡ J»« »V
receive home treatment «Are a viali to
rti
«f lion , aim
sesaor,
CberriBfton nro», u wntcn neis pnw»K«v»<|w....... r ra«
the doctort office. Dr», Uarrw»
aera
.» kou
Salem, do work equal to any ar Snyder .III ennn
tor im operation. Thi« Ätabhah-
Hev^w tmilding. Sookane,
tistson ths coast.
à/
DRYGOODS,
Groceries, Meats, Flour, TH,
Address all orders to
-■"JSÄf: n iwaw ROTEL
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DUNDEE, OR
Of All Varieties,
Another List of Cures Effect
ed by Electricity-
’
A Generato! Block of Merchandise si
where It wa« equally «ueoewful. I think
Hcannot teexeelfod »ad recommend it.’
fiSandSOcent bottini for sale by Eunk
and Phelp« Druggieta, Dayton.
•
a church j»t some distance from
Dayton. He will sell all his Jer
sey cows, team, farm imple
ments, fnrniture, Ac., ph or nbout
the 20th of September.
wae -ee»e»eeiss^h-b*braMlkfe^sws®aih^jfct_
Well Selected Stock of Goods,
ra and Diarrhoe» Jteaset
(r, Charman. It cored bol
When In Salem, take meals at
By the month, week or day.
St. Paul, Marion County, Oregon.
Dr. G. E. Stunrt received a letter
I Strong’« restaurant and confection the first of this week from his wife,
RATES
REASONABLE.
Conducted by the Slater'« of the Holy X»»«
ory.
First class meals at popular who, with her son Charley and Z.
of Je»-w and Mary. The location affbrd«
all hat can be desired for healthful out-
prices.
... Spangle and wife are camped at
To the Traveling Public.
[Oregrtpian. Angust 2fiJ.
The new process of .extracting NtMucca. Mrs. Stuart writes that
edbybrauoa th« WHI«»«««. Th« bn!M<««
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at Three Rivers Mr. Spangle and
: teeth by J. H. Nelson is without
John Howlev’aboy, Slaughter, Wash.,
। Charley, each one, shot a fine deer.
scrofula, blood poisoning and drew ;
P#ln-
i She also writes that they saw a large Osonr R. Witoon. Bothell, Wash., deaf Terms moderate, for further partlcnlsrs apri? U £» B B Wlw
ÄV * AlUj
Go to Z. Spangle, at the Dayton
Ml Nestucca, and that some nres; Mra. R- Griffia. Boisforth, Wnah., to Slater Superior. School will re-op«« on tbe
shave or vour.hair trimmed in the
washed astore.
latori style.
There is one industry which is
There is
no use
use to
away from
There
is no
to go
go away
from
^rely growingin Day-
home for a good, ’«»J”“*ton. that is the shipment snd evap-
or buggy. A-Mutchler pals up as orating of fruits. D. A -Snyder
good work of that kind as can be has just completed sn addition to
his fruit drying building. R. H.
Hillenbrand’s restaurant and Goodrich ha» pul in a furnace and
adjuncts thereto to
confectionery store st Salem. Is a
;
HAROWARESTW.
Rev. T. F. Royal and wife went a strange, strange story of his ltny- deer, but ®d
8UUe«m«n. The above named gen-
to Salem on Monday. Krom there
Free
Also an
WOODBURN, OREGON.
J~Zr.br*« •>"«*«
totes««»
the Fall and Spring ddivqries-.
zmA NICE LOT OF ROSES, SHADE TRBKS, «Via-
Hept ember. Read ad. fa another
Icolumn.
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Hlnee starting upM» warehonaea, ’
on« of which wa« iipened Isst week,
^meand hear thia able man.
!UI W WWj
and
Hendrix of Amity,-will ontil tW
| rtm tour warebouse» Ibis «eaton.;
This »nd next week we will
Wbestlund In- J only print half xheet. Therenft-
‘! er wfe ho|>e to give our readers
- y mi kr .
Wheat
of McMinn-
w neat in
m the
»ne vicinity
ricinny VI
nroMr treat-
riibi.ri.MiM
raw-*»
JSTZeLw
last year.
Llderinan Bro«, during the abeenca
tu numi
Itba incident by. while 3. Brutscbar
' baa been in b*®
the week a» a
•• the ethers, having had a large
triangular piece of his scalp torn
loora and his skull badly fractured.
He was taken to Portland Tuesday.
• F. W
STOCK.
NURSERY
First clara work p
Bradley’s plotogfaphic •ludio.
The
»pens
ESTABLISHED 1863.
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Wheel fo »•limit in this nwArt
at 48 c* nU per l u«beL Oat« 25
jeweler .
L afatbttb O bbgon .,
Wateh repairing a specialty.
w art as led.
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Work
AGENTS WANTED °* •»•"r
commi-ion
for THE ONLY AUTHORIZED
OWgiMJXy
Sar.BM,
_
T. C. STEPHENS.
watohma U i a »
Willamette Livery Stables
RVAN & CO.,
Special attention given to the drum
mer trade.
Horae« kept by day or Week. Thora
going to Salem with team» and horses,
will find first elsas a<-comrao«i«tioM far
them
at —
thia
barn,
? south
__ _ of Postoffice.
"'office
Two
blocks
HMMflfOrJlMHUIH.
raorsirros
Dayton Laundry
First Clxss Style.
H m had m«Wy y«wa «parirara fa
the lanudry hrainTO» in
ami
nlhcr citi««, and bc guaraUtee« aatttf.i
“‘utsndry fci»of Periy «»*4 n«r Ufi
MUSICI.
Milk Oow For Sale.
STÄRK
bridge-
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Children Ôry for Filetier'« Castorio.
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