II»
Shasta
MONMOUTH, ORCGON.
where he h-s been serve
nut that 'hex were just from Klon
dike m.d had brought home 8850,
poo They were toasted everywhere,
given free board, and held attentive
audience* spellbound with the nar
ration uf the hardships nf the Klon
dike regions. In Wal’a Walla a
them in his carriage and showed
them every honor. They received
free board at th« best hotel; people
flocked around to hear something of
the'new Eldorado. This is a good
sample ot '»ho wild Modality of ths
public under gold «Bchament.—
Graphic.
Extra efforts are being ingfie
to make the State Fairibis year
the most successful in its history.
This certainly cun be done, as
the state has been blessed with
nbundnnt crops both« of fruits,
cereals, vegetables and other pro-
duets of the farm. Stock of all
kind is in good condition,, and
look will- Taking itali in all
we cannot see why the stole fair
of 1897 cannot, and should not
be a grand success. To assist in
making the fair a success thè
Southern Pacific Railroad Co.
have decided to sei! tickets from
all stations on its lines in Ore
gon ,al one fure for the round trip.
The fair ofiens September 30 and
eloses October 8.
Of 4.080 criminals convicted in atiou with headquarters at Day-
Canada last year, mdy thirty did ton*» Yamhill county, Oregon,
proposes to do a general real
tiol Ure iriloxicaiit».''
estate business, mid »lab buy J
After all, firewnrks one day in sell and exchange ull kind of
the year do*hl do as much da tn
property; ulso engage in uny ?
ige as firewater does the rest <if the
dme—Chicago Times Herald
, , business which it deems pro;»er,
such uh Mercantile, Loaning
At a dog show in Los Angeles Money, oii uppruved security.
the sign. ‘No smoking; it will hurt Mining, Ac. •
.
thedoga,’was hnngon the wall Are
The Oregon Exchange Associ
dogs better than boys or menf
ation has the advantage over all
other real estate firms because of
When Victoria was crowned moat
ito having agenla in the different
English-speaking people had liquors
towns in the state, and a list of
on their sideboard«, and used them
freely, the abstainer was often put the property that the Oregon
on the defensive, and sometime* Exchange has for sale will bo
flatly »ceased of gross discourtesy, advertised. All those who have
and often found his pastor opposed property to sell are solicited to
to his views, either openly or <x>v- list with the Oregon Exciningu
ertly; nhnost all the colleges had I Association, os they will receive
liquors at the eoinmencment and the benefit of considerable free
other banquets, and to profioae a advertising
OF THB
A TRAINING SCHOOL FOR TRACHMB;
SOI’TUEBX PAltFtC (Olmi.
Regular Normal
three year». Se
nior year wholly prafreaioMl. Training da-
‘ X Xxpieee Traine Leave Cbrtland Daily.
partmam of uta« Kradea with MOchlUriFw.
LflAVK. '
AtGuVk.
It;atruction and training In Gymnaatlra ’
4 0» p m f San Fraiiclaeuu7 A3 • n
(Swevdlab a. m « ui >« ih I vocal murtc t.ir public l-ortleud .
Sau
Frau
-I«««»
X
.»pm
I
i*«»ttlaud
.
,«M«iu
a< bool«, i
The N»imal Diploma 1« rwognlxed by law a« Abuve traini ktup «I all alati»:.« I mmw »« iu
a State Ufa CmtllleaU' to teach
.
Portland. -•!<»; Ttemtr, Marion, JvFet’ ii,
LQbt «aMn*-*« Tuition, took«, board «ad Albany, TmiKvht, lUed'U, Ralacr. K«rrtrLu-x.
h«d>diuc <ajf|H<6«imaieIy) |1SV per year. Stu JunPtlou City. Kusau*, t ottano Orava, limi tir.
deiiu boarwiutt rhenitrtrr«. *11« per year.
oakUud, and all alaUous (rota Ruaeburg lo
Acedenilc grade« «< «-eptaaMivm hlali «ehoal* Ashland inelOalve
Catalogues cheerfully sent on application,
Roseburg Mui! Pailv.
♦
Addiaaa,
LgAVB.
'
AMMIVK.
W. A. WANN.
F. U CAMPBRLL.
ruvtland . SWS A Mlgonabnrz.
.lain
See. Faealty.
w
President.
Mmwbur«
.,71» A M I partlxnd
4 »> P M
DiNiHG CARS CN OCOON ROUIE. ..
HODSON'S HARDWARE STORE,
McMinnville, Or.
wedding feast without wine would
have seemed moat unreasonable.
Deplorable as the situation still is.it
Ä
when elatosiBen were often hl tie
hetter than common drunkards.nnd
great lawyers were often public spec
tacles—The Christian Advocate -
C HADLEY,
E. ROWLEY,
-
Managers.
« 8- ADAMS, See. 4 Tree»,
UST OF PROPERTY FOR SALE.
ran .
Route
Cut Down In Price:
Champion Mower and
BINDER.
All other Goods in stock cheap for
CASH.
IT IS A FACTI
Fullomn Buffet Hlerper» unU Haeood
.
Class çUeeptng Otre sttMCbed
1
to all Tñrou^h Trains.
TWO TRANSCONTINENTAL
SHUT
* IISCCQJ
SlikTHEKA IT. - SUT ¿|y
VIA
SP0KAÑE,
We«t side Dlvishai. H- tween Portland and
Corvallla. Mall Train Bally, exif pl lUiuday,
Portland, lv 74M» am Corvallis, tv IAS p tu
Corvallis, ar 13:13 p m I'ortland, ar 3AU p m
M c M innville
GIVIS t I1E CHOICE ur
express .
(D’alu, except Snauay.)
Portland, Ivtdop m MrMiuuillrv. lv A:Ma r.
acMIuu, ar 7:30 p ui l-ovtUnd «r A sr> a m
MINNEAPOLIS
8T.PAUL
MHD
CHICAGO
KAN8A8 CITI
LOW RATES TO ALL
EASTERN CITIES.
YAMHILL DIVISION,
Arlie Mall (Trl-Weekir.)
Portland. Iv v:«> a st Alrlle Iv 7:10 a in
Wear Hay ton. Iv l:W«p a Want Dav Iv 11:13« in
Mrlle. ar 3 10 p m Portland, ar 3.0.1 p hi
▼IA
SALT LAKE
DENVER.
OMAHA
Steamer M»d<>c
trave»
_1____ PjrU*h'liiiiJ u «_v
’
D«n;ton tor
5
MondayA«-unonduy^
ami ri iiU; ».
SHERIDAN PASSENGER.
(Dally except Bunday.)
Fortlsad, tv tao p m .«heridan, lv« »» s m
West Dsstoii IrA.-M p >p Wot Q .v Iv 7 S7 s in
iherldun «r 7:4U p rn Portland »r V:W a m
OCEAN STEMERS
No. 1. A fine farm north Dsvtnn,
LEAVE PORTLAND EVERY 5 OAYJ
Dlwwu connsrtlun slV«n Fran Franr!«eowlth
adjoining the town, containing 223
' Widenhil and Oriental «ti«l
Bit-mi-
W’efeel prettv proud of our Mercy
»Mp Une« f.»r I.KAjM an 1 CHINA. Bulling
acres, 120 acre» under cultivation,
department here in Oregon, and of
4i«»es un apulleadou
balance in Wood and pasture, house,
gatea and Tu-keta to Kastern polu»s and
our state smterintendent
Mrs
Kuri pe
M»o Japan, China, Hunohiln and
For full IrifuuuHtlon call ou 0 R. A '
barn, old grainery, etc, tine 20
Inatrall«, ean be ubtalued fren« R. I, H ARKIS, N Aui-ut. Divieti, Orc.
Rounds.
Three
states only
Ageat, ÜHytou.
horse power engine, with shingle
O
h addrei - r :
that have distributed mor« pages
C H. MAItKnAW.
Thal the best lumber iu the mnrket will Ire found at
mill and feed chopper, one pair of
Gen F. A H. A. Fort laúd, Or
W. H. HURLBURT,
than we have vix 22,000. We have
horses? wa^on, buggy and hnrne-H ;
R. KOKHLKR. U«n«<er:
Ocn’l P ush . Ag»uL
the most pledged - members 5,314
a ste.nnboat lauding on soutr ride
PORTLAND; OU
Oregon heads the list in number of
of farm and a railroad depot on the
A L. MOHLER,
public addresses. She is one of the
north side, orchard containing ap
Vice President.
Their figures generally secure the
fourteen that.has tried Securing the
pies and pears. Price $60 per acre,
contract.
This
is
the
result
of
cooperation of teachers and school
The Indianapolis Journal prints superintendents, both Sunday mid half cash
selling lumber at the lowest prices
c innville
No. 2. A fine rarm west of North
thia interesting story concerning ex-
week-day. We are happy here to
President Harrison’s forthcoming have the aid of th,e American Hu Yamhill village one mile, 51 acres,
40 acres in cultLalion, 4 aeresin
book : General Harrison has just
mane society. The prises offered t ,
hop yard, young orchard of plums,
completed the revision of hie arti
& qq »«
our young people in the public'
W.M. LAMBERT, Proprietor.
cles whuh have appeared in the schools help to emphasise the apples, pears and peaches of 10
Before building call on them and get prices, which are the lowest
acres, house barn, two hop houses.
Ladies’ Home Journal, making ex
work of M m . Rounds.
All for $2,200.
tended notes nnd additions lo them.
YAQUINA BAY ROUTE.
ssa
• ^o. 3. 2 acres of land, 1 acre to
There is a little story in connection
Quality of our work is unsur
Connecting at Yaquina Bay with
with both articles nnd publication.
passed in Oregon. u
This is the Oregon*gnnr.e law: fruit, a five room liouse^good well
When the arrangement for the arti Game and fish ;can be killed bnly and barn. $1000
San Francisco and Yaquina Bay
SHIRTS, COLLARS AND CUFFS RETURN»
No. 4. 2 lots 60x120, six room
cles was made with General Harri during the following season: Grouse,
Steamship Company’s
EQUAL TO NEW,
son by Edward W. Bok ; editor of Mongolian, phaeeanls, and qu dl. honi-e, barn, good Wgll, iu Dayton.
I I
The Ludies’ Home Journal, the Sept mber lai to December 1st. $600.
Contracts given for Family and
EVERY me miter of
No. 5 3j acres fenced, in crop
General was paid for them, with the Prairie chickens, July Lst to Octo
..Saw-
regular work-1 " Prices always Rea
Understanding that when they were ber 1. Wild ducks and water fowls’ and on highway. $500
Smita from Yxqutna every 8 •bry« f«»r sonable, and Satisfaction Guaran
EVERY family on
No. 6. J acre in Lippincott’s ad
pul into book- form the magazine September 1st to March 15. *&eer,
San Frant-iaco. Cue Bay, Port Orford, teed.
Trinl isif and H imbolt Bay.
was to share the royaltiee accruing mountain pheep etc., August 1st to dition to Dayton. Fine location.
EVERY farm in, * Tj >
Laundry three blocks soutKof
PasMutter scrammoontion» unsnrpMs-
therefrom
Mr. Bok, however, nf December Lt Killing for hides or $125.
depot, near R. R. bridge.;
.. J|
ed
Shortest
route
between
the
Willam
every village, in
z
No. 7. 5i acres, orchard of ap
his own accord, generously released parts ot ch rears only is prohibited
ette Valley an<l California,
Abdill Bros.\are now runnig their I
General Harrison from paying him Killing spotted fawn is prohibited. ples, pears and peaches, most of
Fare from Albany and points west, to
EVERY State or Territory.
Fan Francisco:
any royalty, for the rrason, es he East of the Cascades it is unlawful trees 5 years old. $500
mill, 4 miles northeast of Dayton, ■
They nre turning oat I
Cabin ...............................
||C 00 on full-lime.
No. 8. 8-acres J miles west ol
states, that by the publication of to kill at any lime Chines pheasants
FOR Education,
Steerage............................................
o yy some No. 1 lumber, which they art j
the srliclfs by General Harrison the quail or Bob White quail.. Trout Dayton, 2j acres in different vari
Hound trip good for 8 ) daya, $17. -
selling at: very reasonable prices I
FOR Noble Manhood,
subscription list of his magazine April 1st to November 1st. Salmon, eties ,nf fruit, 6 acres in cultivation,
To
Coo* B ay and P ort O xford .
Any one wanting rough Inmlier for I
was enlarged many thousands. The December 15lh to November 1st. 2 acres in pasture with ruiinin;
Cabin...................... ............................
FOR True Wnmsnhod.
»« 00 building
purposes, fencing, rile- |
profits to The Ladies’ Home Jour Explosives to kill fish nets, Reina ol>- water. $800
Steerage.,....................
« 00 wal S, or anything eke, will find J
No. 9. 2 acres f mile of Dayton,
nal were more than the publishers etructions to free passage ot fish,
To H umholdt B ay .
IT GIVES all Important nows of the Nation. * - Cabin.................................................
it to «heir interest to consult with 1
1} acres in cultivation, with youni
anticipated, and in view of ibis Mr. etc., prohibited.
..
110 00
orchard. $250.
Bok asks nothing further. General
Abdill Bros.
Steerage....
..............
.'.
..................
IT GIVES all important news of the World.
. 7 00
Harrison placed the disposition of
NO 10 166 ncres on Three Rivers,
-
R
ivkr Divrstox,—Steamer AUsinv be
IT GIVES the most realiable market Reports.
his book in Mr. Bok*s hands The PRIZES FOR BRIGHT PEOPLE. 7 miles front- ^Vooda on Nestucca
tween Portland and Corvallis. through
POR 8AL»e.
without lay-over. Ixmvea \ Vea ton 12:10
day,
house
14x24
with
upper
story
best offer came came to the editor
IT GIVES brilliant and instructive editorials.
SoRR- Y i L-S a YII>- TuBTlPCUg-
p
m.
Tuesdays,
Tliurelarnand
Sat
ur
WBI
beaotd
at » grani bargain, or ba J
nnd kitchen, fruit tfe s, garden,
from Scribners, and to them Mr.
L otevi -L idodfaf .
dáis; leaves Portland Yamhill st. dock,
IT GIVES fascinating short stories-
trnded for a amali tn-etof land near hem
aboqt
4
acres
cleared,
barn,
etc
Bok gave the book for his ditiu-
<i:JLa. in Sundays Wednesdays and Fri
The above letters, If properly arrang
thè land In l&'ated in Bocca i-otmtr, (kit- T
IT GIVES an unexcelled agricultural deparment
guished contributor. General Har- ed. will spell the_4iHiues of six well known 4600
days
oratio. Idi» milea south of Denver, and 9
EÍ>WIN STONE, Manager.
No 11. A fine well improved
rison’s’revieion nf the book has just Bowers. Can you solve the puzzle? If
IT GIVES soientiâc ani mechanical information.
in thè beat net tino of thai Htste. on thè |
been completed, and the volume you do you can win n pnze. For the farm of 143 acres, in a good stale
’ J C. MAYO, T F. A P A .
line of n anrveyed railroiid ; roil a ««tulv 1
uvau*et and best arranged correct an
IT
GIVES
illustrated
fashion
articles.
will appear in theautnmn.
of
good
cultivation,
3 miles fro.m
swer, according to our judgment, of the
Supt. Ki ver Div. kmm. rovereti with Buttalo grasa. tw'o 1
Dayton,
gocd
neighborhood,
church,
_ IT GIVES humorous illustrations. -
above problem, we will gjve a gold-UHed,
milea front mountain«, nnd in viriied 1
Aii eminent French critic said hunting case, Aiueiican watch; to the on land, schoolhouse within 4 mile
with i t-uitent »Iin»era, no irrixatiM
IT
GIVES
entertainment
to
young
and
old.
in a lecture recently in New York next best, a Dinincnd ring. Wo give $6000.
needed,
niileefr-nt good tow n. I be
E. M. SMITH
inuny other valuable prizes in this con
owner has i>»tvnt to .en*,—no. inrw
'to distrust what wo like is the test
No. 12 7| acres, house Ij story
A few of them areas fo.lowa: Sil
brance. Inqnire at this otfi< e.
first reqhisife of progress in art ver-pixted Water Pitchers, Bako dishes, house 16x24 of4 rooms, barn 20x36 We furnish the HERALD and N. V. Weekly Tribune Physician
and
Surgeon,
nnd in life’ He did no^ mean Nut Bowls, Butter und Cheese Dishes, 2 acres in orchaid, one mile from
4 YEAR for $180.
Office nt residence on the east corner,
eut glass, silver mounted Cracker Jure,
THE
that books that are disagreeable and Bronn-l Mantlo Clock, etc.. In the Dayton.$1000
opposite free Metho, list church.
CASH
IN
ADVANI
E.
No.
13.
H
acres,
house
16x26-
Make*
a
specialty
of
Aaaal
Gatarrrb.
are the only books worth reading regular order of merit. Write out the
14 feet in heij{lit, wood»he<| <jjnt_
L*l:Ainiv*
A <1'1 Tf « n U .ordrje to
f“**■■■ ty Mitt!
••it’s sxaxMtlv
Ut nt ty , —
ri a».
ft» 8 i U v “ xt >>
IT ----------
j <1’1
DAY TON. HERALD.___ yaoXViieraL_____ __ _____________
But he did not mean that n book
cannot win a prise. Be sun, to give you, necled to houwe, barn 14x20-16 ft.
TMRtCK A WKFK KIUTION.
which opens up a new field of foil name au-l correct address, ami eu- high, chicken house and yard good Write your name and nd Irouoa a pjaul carl. Mill It to Ore. W. Beet. Trihins Office, Xew York
knowledge, a new oullooK upon cluae a two-cent stump with your nils» err variety of fruit of all kind, good
City, *n<1 a «ample copy of THS SEW YORK WEEKLY HilBUNK will be mallei to you
18 Pages a Week,
15.J Papers a Year.
we will notify you promptly whether
literature or life, is not nt first and
$70(1 Rare bargain.
yon have Ireeu suco« ssful or not. As well.
STEAMERS
likley to give the pleasure that the ol^ect of these prizes is lo call at
No. 14. 80 ncres. 33 under plow,
A paper as useful Ie yon ns n great ,‘S
8. WILSON.
W G. HENDERSON
d dly for only otic iloitsi n y« ar Uettrr
conies from one which sunply tention to and advertise our 80-p»go house 14x26 with kitchen 14x20
ALTONA
AND
RAMONA
than ever. .A lltbekewhof thi . woki ^ i
family magazine and story pa
barn 18x30, granery 14x14, smoke
refiects the chi familiar ideas of monthly
per, those who win prises will be requir
Th»- Altona h-avea Cortland at th* foot Ata. THX TIMS. Aerar «traini toir’oyv-
bou-e
12x12,
2
acres
in
orchard:'
which we say complacently, ed to send us flvo yewrty subscribers,
of Taylor suren, Teewtow. Thuradav»
«»Ml pH- the p.0.
•
^bw good and true il ¡a, forTve ‘fry ti ;aee you are ouc the ‘Bright "P«!<> $»«00:--------------- --------------------
nn-l
Hoturdaya
at
A
o
’
clock
a.
in.
-
Third Street, between E and F, McMinnville
pie.' If you are you may geta watch.
Brilliant II 1 nstruth n*.
No. 15. 1 acre adjoining Day
Leaven H.ilent nt 7:46 a. in . and Inde
felt it or sai’I it myself.’ A book We will also psy gif cash for the best
atilhora in every nnmler. Kidctulid leelf.
ton, well set to fruit, go al house,
that pats you on the head or problem submitted for future use in our
pendence
at 6:30 a. m„
Monday«, ing f>.r women nnd other e|»eclal depafii
improvement«
columns. Send to-day. Addese. CHI- garden and other
*i‘<lne».laya mid
Fridaja.
Hundaya iiientw of iinuminl Interekt.
heart all the time is apt to belit- CADO
,
HOUSEHOLD GUEST. Premium $200.
It aranda tlrot among "weekly** [ «pera
H
»r«eÄ
btrir
1
11
by
|
»y,
<vd
-l
lenv.-a
IttelcpondeBc«
at
9
a.
tu.
; Salem 1» aloe, fn qitency or pubUenHcn «rd
Cotntm-rcial travelers con
tie more than u reflection of your Dept., Journal Bldg. Chicago, III.
i
No «6. A good house and lot
veynd to .til p.itnta at reu«iHiti*4
at ID a. nt.
freabueet», variety and n-lialdHty of
own narrow experience and you
in Dayton, a variety of good fruit,
It umma |caVM Port laud 7 jo a. m, tents. It la prairtieally a dally at. Uu- lo*
will not learn anything from it.
well improved • $G50.
12 m. 4:3 Ip. tn. Lenvca On-gon City price of w weekly; altd U h vast list
Wc
would
request
those
who
No 17. 1| acres in M try’s nddi
A hook that makes one feel igmv
9:31a. m.. 2p tn., ß p
m. Huudur nuhwt-rlbera, extending toevery alate mJ
territory of the Unton and foreign eou»-
leave» Portland at 9 a. m.
rant is as mortifying to one's have promised to bring us wood, lion, fine location, good! houseand
triea, will vouch for rhe aectmicy nod
pride as a superior person.— to pieuse do so nt their earliest bgrn, good well and fence-, with 45
fairnest, of U h newa ratamss.
3 year old ireea tipple, piear, cherry,
W- offer thia tinequaled newspaperaM
‘Droch’in August Ladies Home convenience.
Picket Wire Fencing with
¡and
plenty
of
small
fiuit.
<350
the IlFHALD together one year for n
Journal.
i*
heavy pickets and continuous Th« regular ubacrlpUon price ci tin- two
No. 18 7 acres with good or
twisv, of a heavy steel wire, gal papdrs is $9.50.
W|fh live dcllvhtful »torh a In the Aug-
chard, 9 room house, ham outbuild
hat < <>«HuopnhtHii.<mo might judge that It
vanized, makes the best fence
. rJI
ings, mid olhor improvements, one
whs intende l wilely for light reading in
I hose who intend setting out orchards and wish good trees and on earlb, for farms and high
of the l>est wells in the county;
OF BUFKIR, INO.,
feld-Hummer; but h •• cond gltnee ¿how»
house iuride corporate limits of the best varieties, will make money by calling on ar corresponding ways.
that It eofftaiii» uh well milch or »erioua
Write to the McMinn
.
6 ville Fence works, McMinnville,
Inteivat.
Tbn Hecoud paper by the
Davlon. 81800; part cash, balanee with us before purchasing.
ap.*cial coinmiHMioner a--nt by the Cot-
on time.
We have a choice lot of trees, and other stock and are better for descriptive price list.
mo|H>litau t<> India tells* tale, the Ilka
r -, l-in<
No. 19
105 scree, 70 acres hn-
U traisi
< n r*4 h¡
of whhih I ihh never appeared In nay
»repared
to
supply
the
trade
than
ever.
»
8.
Howorth
A
Co.,
of
McMinn
der
plow,
16
acres
slm-hed,
remain
periixlical. Wo have in historic» «second
ville, guarantee their drugs to be
hand aciountH of great famine», but they
der in limiter, good b< r i, house and
lack that atari ling dUUnetness which
pure. When buying test them.
well, all kinds of fruit in lienring,
eoinoa from bohokllng at flrat huml the
good fences, living water; 4 mile of
Kun’s at McMinnville, is head
eights described. Twenty millions of
Dayton. $41 per acre.
people alowly atarvhiK to death, many of
quarters
for all.tropical fruits, con-
I would irifo-m the people of Day-
them in sight of the railway»! Ho Aioer-
No. 20 - 155-acres, 50 under cul
.fectionery and other good things.
kuncan fornr au>-Nea of toe state of
tivation, 30 slashed burned and ton nd vicinity thnt I have opened
affaire now exiatlug In India. Vr.’Haw-
If you have real estate that you
sown
to grass, 10 acre orchard ; in Mauts it Moor«’» blusiiiith shop,
thorua lias gone interior and stood
a
wish
to sell, merchandise or other
house of 11 rooms, barn with stalls
amongst the dead and dying It ia the
property that 'on wish to dispose
first time wc hare had American Invest
for 5 horses and 0 cows.
For the
▼•AM MARKS,
igation of the condition of affairs In In
of, place it in the hands of the
whole 825 per acre. If divided
dia. The report will open the
not
Oregon
Eiinp
Assaei'ation,
820,
$30
and
$40.
Will do all kind cof wood worg.
'only of th»* civilized world but' St the
Callon M.S Adams,secretary, ami
English parliament and of the Queen
Also repair wagons, buggies, «nd
list your property, or at this office
hersolf, tolhe necessity of extraordinary
machinery on short notice and in a
exertion in behalf of these unfortunate
A R bmarkabi . k C ubk of C hronic worKman like manner.
When yon haven Hyje M(4, |„
itaillloms
A charmingly Illustrated and
D iarrhoka - In 1862,when 1 nerved
your
pockets and want barg/dns in
* eharibingly written article on 'Japan's
buggies and
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
eart disease <
my country as a p-ivatc in company carriages
Stage nnd Greatest Actoy’ by Robert P.
general meichsr.dise, go and make
no»«**lly cured.
A, lA7th Pennsylvania volnnteem,
Porter: tbsseeond part of
Ga I lie line1»
WAGONS,
purchases of Nichola A Gabriel.
Elder Wm. Tennison write«: "I wm
•iicw Rrmiaring of the Riibniynt;' a
I contracted chronic diorrhe«. It mads to order at the very lowest
oflUctad tor thirty-live year« with heart dli-
They raean whit they say, when
■keiclrof that m<»et wonderful eriiHader
MUNN & co.
ea»e. Intact, tntubM with It Marly all my has given me a great deal of trouble prices, r
they offer good« clieap for cash.
Godfrey De Rouillon, and a new poem by
ever since. I have tried a dex n
Ute; I think it heredi
THOS. HALL, Day ton.
Bret Harte are also a part of the contents
tary u my father wm different medicines, several promi
Of this August Cosmopolitan
»«Icted with it. I hare
nenl doctors without permanent re
raffered great dletreea
Not along ago a friend sent
John Griffin o- ZenMville, O.,
my heart palpitated to lief.
ED. HOFF,
me a sample IxAcle of ChamW-
says: ‘I never lived a day for thir
)ain’s Colic, Cftntera nnd Diarrhoea
ty years without suffering agony,
M c M innville , - - oiieoon .
- DAYTON, OR.
Remedy, and lifter that I bought
until n b<>» of DeWitt’s Witch Ha
Revaire Bu/viea. Wagons, tTmbrellaa
eoald only with great>
25 CENTS;
gel S.ihre, cored tny piles.’ For
and makes repairs of all kind
.
»myaslf to sleep. Aboat and took a 50 teen I hottie ; and now
piles awl rectal troubles, cuts, two yean ego I began taking Dr. Miles' I can say that I Rm entirely cured.
CABIN .T WORK
Wholesale ami Retail Dealen
I c <niiot tie thankful enough to you
bruises eprain-.i exrina and all skin
of every description done in goo I style.
ami Shipper« in
for this great Remedy, and recom
troubke. DeWitt-’ Witch Hasel
mend it to all suffering veterans.
Roke is wneqi»alk«i. Harris Bros
Poultry »arm
Umbrellas •
If in doubt wiite me
Yours grate
^-r.jfhing Neto
It hoahr everything except a bro
Recovered, and made ea good as new.
Give him a celt
Fish in season ALo, fresh l.ard.
keq heart, may be said of DeWitt’s Nteu »ter a partire riamata*. Ant boula fully, Henry Steiulwrger, Allen
frani Cover to Ct
town, Pa. Sold bi R L Harris
Cash paid f.»r
li.slStlve. Piles and reo-
SAN FRANCISCO.
JONES & ADAMS, McMinnville,
Oregon Central
* full lain© ef
Puiuta O ils & Build«»* ,
HaMiru»®
M M
Steam Laundry.
limu 1.1. ».
The New-York Weekly Tribune
STEAMSHIP “FABRO E
New York World
O. C. T. Co.
WILSON & HENDERSON Pr
NEWBERG NURSERY.
Elder Wm. Tennison
Complete Assortment of Fruit Trees
WAGONS At BUGSIES.
P atents
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