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ÖAYTON, OREGON, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 3, 1897-
NO. Î7
lodge directory .
Wheat is selling at 80 cents per
I
The Gray Eagle it now makings The coUOty condition of the
TO WIVES.—What a sweet spot |of
bushel in Dayton.
DM time,
ilmg rm
I mp run
»nm from
/»mm here a*
.
...
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dose
on her
to ...
Woman’s Christian Tempérance humanity many husbands might be. did
^w. OF THE W.
The rain set hop picking back a and from Portland. Leaving here Union workers was h#1d in New they but use the ‘Wear-Beeister* shoes
on Tuesdays, Thursday and Batur*
OLD HICKORY CAMP, NO. 200- day two.
lly call attention to t the
tfnlly
hetn en Thuraday bf“ this week. made by the J, B. Lewis Co.. Kostoa, I respectfu
n-ucn, Oregon—s»t the 2d and 4th
Gould
yoa
expeot
s
msu
to
keep
sweet
’
▼
DD TOfQ
Mrs. O. Hatfield is now with her
here promptly at 3 p. in. from Port­ Aftèr devotipnal Exercises and
ntur of «frff »»«th» 1« Woodman
when constantly SMfrsvsted bv iU-dtUng ^4 V
husband
at
Ventura,
California.
g
ball.
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land Wednesday a, Fridaya and Sun- the appointment o^lhe various
or grace-lacking shoes. T*kS lais fora of^my GOODS, consisting of
There is an immenM.am*unt of ¡days. .
Captain Brown and crew officers, reception of delegates, hla I—«nd when next a member ot the
A.O. U.W.
wheat and fruit coming to Dayton endeavor to make the trip pleaaant <kc, the reports of Mie superin
family Is In need of foot covering, buy
Harmony IxKlg» No. 28, Ancient Order
,
for those jvho patronize their boat. tendeuta of the various depart­
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of United Workmen, meets every Batur- now.
‘Wear-Besibters' of Nichols A Gabriel.
E
day nidit in A. Q. U. W. haU.^yton,
Mr.. *
, ting the owner of the ments were given/ A person
Boon the school bell wiil . tinkle-
‘The Meaning of Greater New Torii’
boat will do all in bitpower to make
Or. Visiting brethern cordially re-
linken, calling acholara to their
who suppose* that the work of
Is the title of an article In Demorest's
hie boat, worthy of patronage. He
atudies
the W. C. T. U. is entirely
J. H. GOODRICH, M. W.
Magazine forBeptetuber which is its own
has fitted the boat up with new fur
J
bEWIS, Rec.
against
intemperance^ would be explanation. It to intended to answer
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Robinson’s niture and carpeting, making it
child is serious,y ill with cholera comfortable for passengers. Freight surprised to see the wide range all those questions about the consol­
D. OF H. A. O. U. W.
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and padbengers Will be carried at of work of this organization, on idation of New York and Brooklyn
Unitv Lo<lge No. 17. Degree of Honor, infantnm.
ineeta everv Tuesday night in the A. O.
various lines of reform. In ev- which people with intelligent curioaity
lowest living rates.
Emily
and
Bernice
Corner
leave
L
U. W hall,' Dayton, Or. Visiting mem-
ery
county one earnest, capable
*tw»ys making their friends and
her th 18
uteek to attend school
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which
their friend»
woman
is
appointed
as
superin
~
' aro rarely able to
MR8. CARRIE GOODRICH,
in Washington.
week in Marion county. Pickers
answer.
Chief ot Honor.
Undent of narcortics; one of so-
F. L. Post continues to supply have been hard to get this season.
MRS. CYNTHA I1ADAWAY, Rec.
cial purity, and purity 'inditera-
We
were
informed
on
Monday,
the markets in this vicinity with
Attention Fanners!
while in Salem, that If there was turo; one of scientific temperance
UNITED ARTISANS.
luscious peaches and melona.
much rain that a great part of the instruction in public schools;
Security Assembly No t«, meet in reg­
.
A FULL LINE OF GROCE*
The price of wheat declined laat bop crop would be ruined, and
ular session every lai and 3d Monday
Sabbath observance; medal con­
series
dishes and
evening of each month,
A. . O.
ui, in a
v. U.
u. W.
w.| week and has been about on « stand many yards would not be picked.
..
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PRICES. JARS-
tests; pence and mercy; health
hall, st 7:30 p- m. Visiting members ,inoe lhe„. raDglng in the 70’s.
As it was a great portion of the. and heredity; franchise;evangel­
invited «
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IN WAREHOUSE CHARGES.
Mise Brown and Mies De Wolf, hops were half rottan, and it was
istic work; literature; Bunday-
W C. T. U
of Portland, have been visiting thought that the rain would drive schools, etc. Each local union
I will store wheat for two cents
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t
,
DAYTON, OR,
Meets every two weeks at the homes of with Miso Hattie Dorsey this week. the lice into the- heart of the hop
and complete the work of rotting takes up as many of these lines per bushel; sack and store for four
the members.
*
Miss
Lulu
McIntyre,
of
Baker
of work as it sises fit, and ap­ and half cenla. Sack and store
Mrrs D elta B axtbb . Pres.
them.
City, is visiting at ‘Hill View Farm’
M bs . L kba S cott , Rec. See.
points a* local superintendent. oats for'four cents. Chop wheat
In
a
late
letter
to
T.
W.
Smith.
M bs . E mily C. L vmm , Cor. Sec.
with her friend, Mrs. Martin Miller,
Prof. Stiner who taught school in At the close of the year these lo­ or oaI b at $1 per ton, or the usual
thia section several yearf. and while cal superintendents report tothe toll.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Every one well knowa that I have
Mrs. E. G. Carter is at the home here made his home with T. W. 8., county
superintendent.
The
PresobinK first and third I/wd’a Day
in each month, at 11 a. m. andSp-m-, of her parents, Mr. and Mra. R. N. writes from Hasting, Neb., his pres­ reading of these various reports alwayn paid the highest prices for
grain, now is it not your duty to
bv El<!er Bicafoose. Bunday-snhool at Snell, seriously ill wilK, consum: ent home, that wheat, corn «nd all
of work done, with discussions
16 a. tn. Praver meeting Wednesday tion.
farm products are bringing a good­ ' and suggestions following occupy patronize the one whq is working to
at 7:30 p. m- Junior Endeavor 3p. m.
you! own interest.
Rev. J. Glen does not pretend to price—that land speculators from
Senior Endeavor 7 p-m. AU welcomed
most of tiie time of the conven­
Yours Respect.
the
east
are
rushing
into
that
slate
at these services.
be a professional fruit grower, but
tion.
J. W. EXON.
Nebraska
he
says
is
'booming.'
He
hd hag some fine fruit on bis home
The reports from the different
ARRIVAL ANO DEPARTURE OF
sends
his
respects
to
all"
his
friends
place.
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MAILS____________
unions of Yamhill county show­
I t S aves the C boupy C hildben .
The Silver Medal contest will be ed much of earnest and kysteui-'
The Juniors witl hold a mission­
Learn Dayton.
Arrives.
—Seaview, V«.,—We have a splen­
ary meeting in the Baptist church. held in the Dayton M. E. ohuzeb alic work done along all . these did 8nl«_oti"€h«mberlaih’s Cougbi
TU»h.w.
Ill* am.
Sabbath evening. Sept. 5Ch. All Friday, Sept 3d, (to night). Good and other lines, lu listening to Remedy, and our customers coming
music will be a prominent feature
cordially ipvited.
from far and near, spea
of it in
of the program.^ The contesting them one is reminded of a state­
Miss Mattie Corner left here the class are: Mamie McCann, Gnat a ment of Frances Willard, that the highest terms. Many have said
Dr. Lewie dentist McMinnville. first of this week for Spokane, Armstrong, Nina Baxter, Stella the W. C. T. U. gathers to its that their cl ildren would have died
where she goes to teach in the McDaniel, Herbie Coffin and Frank ranks the most earnest, conse­ of croup if Chamberlain’a Cough
It rained again on Thursday.
Remedy had not been given.—Kel­
schools of thst city
Benn.
All free—no
collection crated and kind-hearted women
U *
It is now lawful to kill pheae-
lam A Curren. The 25 and 50
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■ We are informed that a great taken.
in the country.
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cent rises for sale by R. L Harris.
ants.
deal more of the spring grain has
Those contemplating sending
Five new unions have been or­
The traveling public and others,
Threshing is now being done be­ been threshed in thia vicinity than their children to some -institution
ganized in this county the pres­
tween showers.
around McMinuville.
of learning will see, by referring to entyear. Visitors and delegates should bear in mind that the Logan
house is still open to the public,
Silver medal oouteat thia evening
Be suie aud get IRVINE & SON’S prices on
The amount realised from the another column that music, draw­ returned to their homes encour­ Patrons will ba accommodated with
ing,
painting
and
the
higher
L
at M. E. church.
wheat crop this year, of Oregon
aged aud enthilsed with new zeal the best that the market affords for
branches of study are taught at the
|
W. F. Abdill ia now engineer at and Washington, will be more than
8t. Paul academy, St. Paul, Ma­ to labor ‘For God aud Home and th« table, Board and lodging by
double
that
of
last
year.
I' the white warehouse.
the day or week
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rion county, Oregon. Board and Native Land.’
Last week Ur. Smith's father, tuition per annum 1120.
O. R A N. steamer Modoc runs
E mily C. L umm .
If. you want a suit of clothea
If you want to save money
tri-weekly between Portland and P. 8. Bakery in connection.
r
cheap go to Nichola A Gabriel, the mother and sister left for their home
J.
Bauson
although
well
along
One
good
low
wheel
and
wide
Dayton, touching at all intermedi­
in Illinois. The doctors oldest son,
*
Red Front.
tire farm wagon for sale cheap if in the 70>, thia year, aa has been ate landings. Leaves Dayton Mon­ Best Bread in the county, at
kWr ,Fishburn will sell you a wash- Sigler, accompanied them.
LOWEST PRICES.
taken al onee. Also a heavy team- hia custom many years, raised a
The W. C. T. IL think they have and harness will-be sold with wagon flue lot of melons. But he has not days, Wednesdays and Fridays at 7
l
ing machine for 13.75.
Third 8t. McMinnville.
a. m. for Portland. Leaves Port­
an excellent presiding officer and
marketed any this year. His mapy
J. W. FXON.
land
Tuesdays,
Tursdays
and
Sat
­
Rev. and Mrs. E. D. Farnsworth active worker in their newly elected
friends who visit him, fare well by
urdays at 7 a. m. for Day ton.
A C ubs fob B iluoub C olic —
made the trip from Tacoma on their presidont. Miss Delia Baxter.
feasting on his excellent melons
Rgsourgg. Scryen county Ga—I eoi iF is; o r ne w Be r g , wire viBTtea
Co.’s boat Ramona, passes« Weston
TOTedo warehoused The probabil- lious colic for seveeal years. Mr Fuson and his daughter Mrs
going south at 1 p. m., Tuesdays,
whOLcontemplate going from here ty is that a new warehouse will be Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Hadley, last week, tfnd other friends Thursdays and Saturdays. Going
wilt in the near future forth« Gray Diorrhea Remedy is the only sure in Newberg and Dayton, testify as
t to Klondike next apring.
relief when sli other remedies fail. to the superior quality of melons north it leaves Salem at 7:45 a. m.
Eagle.
and passes Weston at 10 a. m ,
If you want fetd chopped Exon
—G. D. Sharp. For sale by R. L. raised by Mr Fuson
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri­
Mr. and Mrs. E. Spaulding of
L will du it for 81 per ton.
My chopper is now in running days.
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Pleasantdale neighborhood, expect Harris.
No use letting any fruit go to to move from their farm to Newberg
A. J. Palmer has his fruit evap­ order and doing first dags work,
Goto Booth’s bicycle ivory
rot thia year. Call on Snyder. the 1st of October, where they will orator fitted up in shape for evap­ Bring in your grain and get it
and repair shop, west of Hotel
orating fruit. Those having fruit
Land for homes from the old reside.
chopped
for
11
per
ton.
Yamhill; McMinnville, for first
that they want evaporated will do
Hash farm, near town, at greatly
J. W. E xon .
The product of M. B. Hendrix well to give him a call. He will
class repairing on short notice.
reduced prices. Improved and un- peacl, orchard on the island below
All Kind of cycle fittings kept in
dry either on shares or for cash.
, No man or woman can enjoy life
improvea. ' Apply al thia office.
Wheatland, this year has Been large
D. A. Snyder is «till in busi­ or accomplish much in this world stock.
As will be -seen in nd of Gray and of good quality. He is now ness at the old stand: In addi­ while suffering from a torpid liver.
Moments are useless if trifled
—DEALER IN—
Ragle, J. W. Exon is agent for that msrketing the last of the crop.
tion to,handling apples and pears DeWitts Little Early Risers, the away; and they arc dangerously
»learner alibis place. He will give • 8-J. Hibbert has leased the 10
as formerly,Tie has accepted the pills that cleanse that organ quick­ wasted if consumed by delay in
prompt attention to all business acres with house,adjoiniug R. Sny­
cases where One Minute Cough
agency of the Earl Fruit Co., ly. R L. Harris
connected therewith.
der’s, on the east aide of Palmer
Cure would bring immediate relief.
Certainly
you
don
’
t
want
to
suf
­
one of the largest fruit concerns
If you want the news fresh, the creek, of Mrs. H. D. Ponnay for five in'the nation. Call on him and fer with dyspepsia, constipation, R. L. Harris.
sick headache, sallow skin «nd loss |
Picket Wire
Fencing with
same day it is published, order the yeare, st 375 per year. He will
of appetite. You hay« never tried heavy pickets and continuous
L
Daily Evening Telegram at this or move there with his family thia fall, get particulars.
We have a splendid stock of Hats DeWitt’s Lillie Early Risers for twist,, of a heavy steel wire, gal­
fice or of George Dorsey. Only 10 as soon aa J. W. Armstrong’a lease,
—AND—
cents a week delivered at your who now occupies the premises, ex­ and Cape, direct from the factory, these complaints or you would hav< vanized, makes the best fence
that we are selling at very low been cured. They ere small pills
piree.
door.
on earth, for farms and high­
PARRETT A CO ,
but a great regulator. R/L. Hurns.
On Wednesday last E. A. Aider­ prices.
Captain Exon and Engineer
ways.
Write to the McMinn-
Dundee, Ore.
Dunn say that the white warehouse man while having his thceshing
‘If you have real estate that you vil,lo Fence works, McMinnville,
To heel the broken end diseased
was in no danger of burning from done, employed a small boy to
wish to sell, merchandise or other for descriptive price list.
tissues, to soothe the irritated sur­
'watch
a
gap
in
the
grain
field
along
­
property that you wish to dispose
the spark on the roof last week.
faces, to instantly relieve and to
of, place it in the hands of the
Mr. Dunn saw the spark almost as side the road. While doing so three
Kirmanently cure is the mission of
young
men
belonging
to
the
trhesh-
Oregon
Exchange
Association. DAYTON & PORTLAND,
soon as it fell, and had it extin­
eWiil’s Witch Hazel Salve. R
ing crew caught and strippod the
Call on M. 8. Adams, seefeUry, and
guished In an Instant.
little fellow of hie clothes, and wal L. Harris.
list your property, or at this office
STEAMER
A free entertainment at the M. lowed him in the dirt, and other­
Muuts A Moore, general black­
Kun's at McMinnville, is head­
E. Church has been arranged for wise mistreated him, and then smiths, do all work in their line.
Office in A. O. U. W. block: DayU»n( Or.
this evening by the ladies of the fearing some one was coming, threw Repairing of all kind done prompt- quarters for all tropical fruits, con­
—■mm—
fectionery and other good things.
W. 0. T. U. The ladies of this or­ the boys clothes into a tree and left ' ly on short notice..
Is now making regular trips be­
der are endeavoring to accomplish him. The boy secured his clothes
The
best
lumber
for
building
pur
­
1
If you have a tender tooth, or
or sale
tween Dayton and Portland. Mak­
whatever good is in their pqwer and and returned home Buch conduct is
' sensitive gums, consult Dr. Lewis, poses is to be found at Jones A ing close time.
also to entertain the public while most reprehensible, and the perpe­
Adams McMinnville.
,
Will beaol'l at a great bargain, or be
Leaves Portland al 7 a. m. Sun-
McMinnville.
trators should be punished to the
so doing.
I am still in the WARE­ trailed for a small trr.ctof land nearlrere,'
lays, Wednesdays, and Fridays,
¿eaves Dayton nt 7 a. m. Tuesdays, HOUSE business, and will be | the land ia l<a-itted in Ibwxw coantv, Col­
The W. C. T. U meet at the house fullest extent of the law. Young
orado, LX) in ilea south o< Denver, end
men,
it
is
more
than
likely
that
'hursdays, and Saturdays.
of Mrs. Dr Courtney, Friday, Au­
■
in the best aeetion of Ihatetste. on tKc
the
matter
will
be
investigated
and
pleased
to
handle
all
business
Beginning Septemlier 15th, will
gust 27th.
Everybody cordially
I line of a snrveved railroad ; »oil n swirly
your
‘
spoi
t
’
may
prove
dear,
and
leave
Dayton
every
morning
st
5
Invited. Mrs. E. C. Lumw, Cor.
intrusted to mCLassnringall fair i loam. <-overed with Uoffalo gr**S, two
perhaps not so funny as at the lime
s. m.; reluming leave Portland at
miles from mountains, iind is yirited
Sec.
you were having it.
2 p. in.
Freight and passengers and courteous treatment; and with fte<im-nt showers, no irrigation
Drop in al Nichols A Gabriel a
needed, 3*^ mfleafrwin goof town. The
carried at lowest rsles.
Hop picking is now underway in
the
mid see their new stock of clothing.
,owner baa OHtent to lend—no incum-
This is the individual boat for all.
full blast in this vicinity. C. E.
Uraiice. inquire at thia oiHee,
The Primitive Baptist« hold their
Give us your patronage and we will
Wheelock who has the yards leased
Highest
Market
Prices
regular mmlhly meeting in A. O.
treat you with respect. Passenger
known n« the Collard yards, com­
accommodations unequalled, and for all Produce handled.
U W. hall the first Sunday in Sep­
menced picking ihe , first of the
courteous
treatment.
—-
tember. . -
week. His hops are of excellent
Sacks and Twin$ furnished UH
।
teagg! o Wlr<
Boat landing at Portland, foot of
quality.
F.
M.
Crabtree
also
com
­
Farmers see that your ware­
Ysmhill street.
usual.
house receipts read 2 cents per menced picking the first of this
J W Exon, agent for the Gray
week.
Thos
McNish
and
Wm.
* Yours Respectfully!.
bushel storage, or
sacks and
Eagle at Dayton
Cain
commenced
picking
their
hops
storage. It means dollars and
C. K. SPAULDING.
B. GABRIEL.
on Wednesday.
J. W. Fletcher
cents with you.
J. W. E xon .
commenced on Thursday, and Nich­
Running sores, indolent ulcere
If you have any egg plums, ols A Duclo also commenced the
NOTICE. FARMERS.
and similar troubles, even though
Grasp prunes, or anything in came day. They are picking R
I take great pleasure In Uisnkjn« my of many year’s Handing, may be
that line remember that they are M. Wool worth’d, and expect to be-
many patrons throughout this county, cured by using DeWitt’s Witch:
Jin
in
their
own
yard
on
Monday
bringing good prices this year.
and repeclaily the farmers la the vieia- Hasel Sslve. It Soothes, strength-
. W. Martin, the Mellingers and
rm. VrUght
rri— low
Slnp by the E«rl Fruit Co; D. A.
Ity of Dayton, for their liberal patronage. ens and heals. It is the great pile
olhera are picking. The bops in
wire ffbce
especially taking into consideration dis­ cure. R. L. Harris.
Snyder agent.
thia vicinity ari said to bai of bel­
advantageous ways in which I have been
It
is
a
fact
that
yon
can
get
the
Dr. J. 8. Courtney Physician ter quality than those in adjoining
eornftelied to handle grain. I now have
ieaaeti the Dayton or White Warehouse ' best 25 cent meals at Strong’s rrs-
and Surgeon, Dayton,Oregon.
counties.
Capitalists would lind, by i< -
THE
RED
FRONT.
DAYTON.
for the teira of one year, which I shall taunt nt, Salem. Also fine confvc-
At the residence of the bride in
When in Salem take menlaat
veatigatiug here, that it wiil pay
thon>ughly innovate aud make as eom-| yoner-
fnrtabie t«> haul grain to as any house ia
7
Strong’s restaurant. The best Dallas Oregon, August 81, Prof
to eatabliali h butiK in hn\lon.
the county. I shall also keep none but
The ‘Bicyclist’s Best Friend’ is a
Irvini g M. Glen, of Dayton, and
Wo mean n i«anK, not « bfoKur
25 cent meals in the city.
the »«rj best, must accommodatiDa aad familiar name for DeWitt’s Witch
Julia Veasy of Dalles ; Prof
office.
Come ami
Win. Kun, the confectioner ahd MiM Julia Veasy of Dallas; rrm
nrliabis
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s Hssel Balve, always ready for enter-
H. L Boardman of McMinnville
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* ttf aarvvMl Mbdi
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baker of McMinnville, keeps at all
While
a
sp
cific
for
piles,
Wbeu’n McMinnville cull at
collie officiating. Pent Gken h**|
times a stock oi alu.oel every kind
ir'vsry liberal patronage, it also instantly relieV a and cures the Fence Works and sec how
a Chair in theJJ*te «nlw8D|endid equipment. Fifte facilities for instruction snd rates ss low
cuts, brdises. Mil theum, ecsems, they mane.Pieket Wir« Feweim»;
ot tropical fruit.
Ihe newly mATTiedpair will »*«•
«P1”?0'®*1 A
1* 1807. For the New- lilu.trbt«
EXON.
and all affections of the akin. It
Glass paints, oils, and everything
for buildinx nuruoeee at Jonee 4
ATTENTION
W
A XVXwXUO
Shoes, in Tennis,
Ox Blood, Black
and Tan, Ladies’
.Wraps, Shirt
___ •
Waists.
CLOTHING SOLD BELOW COST
Goods, Hats, Caps,
Shirts, etc- -
,
CUT RATES!
ADOLF MATTHIES^
ST. PAUL’S ACADEMY,
~
St. Paul, Oregon.
Boarding School for Girls, Reopens
■
September 13.
Board and Tuitiion, per annum,
payable in advance, $l?0. Music,
Drawing, Painting eX^a charges.
Needlework, French and German
taught free. Address,
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SISTERS OF THE HOLY NAMES.
Harvest is Coming I
All kind of hardware and builders
material at the DAYTON HARD­
WARE STORE, and everything
usually kept in a hardware store, at
bottom prices.
C. E. WHEELOCK
WAGONS,
BUGGIES, PLOWS
HARROWS,
MACHINERY.
GRAY EAGLE
Agent for the Canton Disk Har­
row and Canton Red Bird Gang
Plow. Call and see him.
Minis twin
F
.
WHY
GO TO KLONDIKE?
FENCING
When you can save money
by buy“^^ODS CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, &
FURNISHING GOODS,
GROCERIES, ETC.
In fact everything in our line.
Yours to please,
M c M innville
college
McMINNViLLE, OR,
*
r«LL
.
ca .
niiNcMuuEM woven
’’A** eillMX lb«MSL.C>XAtLtt
w im
mba