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DAYTON. OREGON. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER
» m r T h s H bbau . la publish«*! on
. PrSavs. but In order-tone» t t m morning
S i t h * d a y o f p ub lication,the paper«
' " ’ TLiml Tlnirnduv afternoon- Thin re-
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and
all
m att
atter
’ ” L b lic a tm n should bereneived at thia
• oflieiaoir Wednesday -W®
and wap
l i s a p. m.
••Si“*««.
4 ga a. at.
B eautiful aunabino agaain.
Sw eet potatoes a t D etm eriog’a.
T he D ayton publie echook opens
on Monday.
M atthew 8 en n , er. has been on
the tick list th e past w eek,
ARRIv7L^NßAie>PARTURt °F
IB k ,« ;U a . at.
A new line o f boy’s su its ju st in
a t N iobols
G abriel’s. T he latest
sty le s.
A good portion o f the fruit for
evaporating, has been gathered and
brought to the evaporators.
L y e s Payton,
J i » a an,
---- rÿMt- to-
B S?-
• IX » a. M.
. Sp. bi .
L , M a . aa.
.» , «M am .
. * ) £ » . at.
lim a. m.
Butter 35 cents per roll.
Em » lBcents per doaen.
-
wheat 47 to W cents per bushel.
Fluo.clgnrnnt podtofflce atom.
m.
‘i,4aa.at.
i., « .« a.
both trains
P m ,
and Kl
loult, NewOr.
Honolulu, J spaa,
land South Ara«.
A
IF . A. Fortigni!,Or.
m ade by
of the Mettine-
They are first
L per , thoroughly ;
o f Republies»
political leuto
■log progrese nt 1
"I overy thoughtf«l,i
abtlehoou T b a ....
wn for ntorrly w
rtrp part of the
aa a Manaasi
iwspeper ol the
i estorteli
: » I t h « to»!!?,
porto which
chan ...
m e n aa4 country!
«lodate, and Itorr
rlptlon price, 1.0c perj
l i a r SU par year.
>n, Oregon.
•A-wta
Hfl
I a 'B ally and To« I
Brig» of • .
reekly.
ta« F“ « « * “
la A « ” } «
• (lob.
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?" 2*75!
Ir ? » I
Im partii- L
YMlDt lo roa al«
rial
Considerable gravel la y e t b ein g street fair a t M cM m nvltte to-day
1 hauled on th e r o id .
.......■-« ( Friday )on th e steam er Bouita.
The finest lin e o f cigars and to­ only 26 oents for the round trip.
L ast week Spencer B axter was
bacco in town a t Harria •
John L itecher goes to California kicked on the right arm by one of
h is horse», w hich has caused him
for the benefit o f bie health.
considerable pain, and but little use
L.
F letcher o f W illam ina, waa
o f the arm
here aeverat d ays thia w eex.
M r. a n d M rs. R . L. H a r r is re­
Albert Senn, tyhd hae been in
Portland som e tim e, is at home tu r n e d from N ew p o rt M on d a y .
T l h h e e y y r r ep
ep o o rt
rt a a p lc a a a n t tr ip .
again.
— h e y w ero « „ u ¡ ite
* As com plete a- lin e of school s u p -. T
t su c c e s s fu l in
pliaaSu you «yiU find in Y am hill j tr o llin g for salm
m c on .
t
com ity, at H irrie.
wu
i
,
There w ill probably be a great
.
Mies Lulu Becker was in Portland
slaughter o f C hinese ph«“ ” "1*
on Saturday purchasing neW mllli-1 n e x t w eek, aa th e season prohibited
, r rtery
riery for her store.
.(b y la w
again st k illin g them , ex-
•' ‘ John Bradley who has been here /
the firBt of October.
•" •» " “d
" O ..r b .„ g b , « . « 1 1 « freight
taka
lu r id
Tí yoa
to, toka
«•
T hrlc. »•
lw k W o r ld ’B T J « t « .'* l
________ 0*r
Hor Î1 M . Th« r r t ’> l u i
I the two pnp«r» I» W
YOU WANT
R IA L XBTATlCT On» I
rood locution W IlIw U l
,u. Inqnlr» rt H « » » I* ’
A SK tout
DEALI
ceo w nnf
Polton A C.rp^
POMEROY
IB A U B IV
W atches,
Clocks, and
KIUVAI'
-
ORI
rod jew elry rep
kinds of Jewelry
I yette
uvee
>. ( A L A V A N , p « .
as r i g a - single
kntlon given co«’,B
by phone, or other«
nntlon.
Io coast or
ra n t a rig, oa*1-
Sale.
PATE ANO I
IANO.
Hl pi»eo m ••
nd w»ll
hwS»v»4
, . r Itopror*
liter»»» »«r
•Ito. ’ra,,iri*L
cornbr - d *’’
Or •»■»•***'
M ARKET
o
The part week we have had in ­
M iss E va A lderm an is now a t­
quires by those w‘ nt’ J ?
v tending M cM innville college. T h is
horaea. n n " n*rlv w aoled • b°N8y leaves Mr. and Mrs. A. L. A lder­
horoe
________________ . s |
m an alone- T hey e x p ect soon to
Captain Sim pson w ent to At
m ove and live with their eon Innis
Thursday, where he e x p e c ts to re-
Id^rman.
«Muuvome tim e working for the
T he am ount of wood w hich has
Army.
.
' „ ' . »„.„rM UPAL— _ Preach-HM>»n
*"d ie now being hauled for
UertW) K vamox L ic a l - t - Preach-
. w\
__
a'Qicerrla v 1 lA m.!
the evening.
takes 6 or more cords o f wood a day
= A- B McMillan and faroriy
l0 run the evaporator
fh °u \la «
^ " « « t i o o r to
T be G. A R R elief Corp.i w ill
D^
QN T H IS BA SIS
“
enjoyableone -
• ' r 1!
Q u eer n a m e a in ’t it? M ost o f y o n k n o w
it w ell. I t ’« th e trade m a rk o f t h e m oat
fa m o u s
L A D IE S’ W R A P P E R S
m a d e in U>© U n ite d S ta te s.
T h e r e are m a n y m a k ers o f
"this c o u n tr y , b u t a m o n g th e m a ll th e r e ts
B e BU re
o n ly o u o
(O oe «loor N orth
H arris’ D»u< t»to*ra.>
THE
C A R N IV A L
“ HAMBLIN’S
(IO TH IH G
H esw yea.
f
A ll th e se g o o d s are c u t e x tr a fu ll, m a d e
a s you w o u ld lik e to h a v e th e m m a d e,
(u p o n ^ h o n o O — th e r e is a fit and sty le a b o u t
o th e r lin e s , W e ’re
t h e m ’ 1 y y o o u
u d o n ’t se e in <
th
e se g o o d s o n th e
e x c lu s iv e a g e n ts for
W e st S id e . T h e
N E W FA LL L IN E
I s now rea d y for y o u r
P e r c a le s, fr o th ....................
5 > "o
F le e c e -L in e d . . . ......... ........... 5o S ? fn i t 50
E p so m D o w n s ......... ..
12.^5 to 1 3 .5 0
1
©BI O A <30 STORK-
G r a n g e | S to r e ’s
N e w K ali
F o r M en , R o u n d T o p S h o e s,
T h e D a y t o n G r o c e r y Co.
°
s
HESW YCA!
K R E D IT VS. K A SH .
K red it may be considered by
som e HfF’a gTeat konv»niei«:e,J)Ut to
the majoritw it has proven the great-
» st kurse inflicted upon m ankind.
T he next in kin to Krekit ie Kaeh,
and konridering the>O nveniences
derived, our would-be friend, K redit,
I s -th e tim e w e p u t in a t our store^
kannot be konsidered in th e Aarae
a n d all w e ask is a fair salary for
kategnry ns friend Kush. T h eD ay-
o u r tim e , an d 'legal in te r e st on
ton Grocery K om pany kom ing to
m o n e y in v e ste d .
the above konklueion, and believing
th at’Y bis kontinunity w ill koncur
with us, we offer you for K asb , as
follow.fi: A kom piete kollection of
W e in te n d to d o b u s in e s s in Dayton^ an d w e w h l'.g u a r a n te e o'ur kandies, kanned gooda, kookiee, and
B oods a n d a lso g u a r a n te e t h a t w e c a n s a v e y o u ^ 0«« 10 o SO per krackers, koffee, kokoa, and kokoa-
S
on d l y o u ig r o c e r ie s . A ll w e ask is tor y o p to cull an d alio
nut, k sn d les and kerosene, korn
meat and knndensed m ilk, klam s
u s to p rove t h is a sse r tio n .
<.
and korned beef; in fact everything
usu ally kept in a first klaes koun-
try store. R um and see ua.
H cmalo office.
give an •n te ’ta.nm ent a t .N .c h o U
There will be a gathering » n o f hall on b a t u r d ^
p te.
school children n ext M onday. T h e e « o jj« " t P.? e « “ ni^g
A »app«’
- .T t h it
M cM innville, Oregon.
Absolutely Free
Freight Paid.
Y es, w e have the goods. T hey are
paid for and w e can give them aw ay
if w e so desire. Of course you
w ould not ask us to do so, and no
business m an w ould follow such, a
course v ery long.
to-
0 .“
b. S Huod
o T River
S « C ° ° . tu
W e e « u s y X
F i l l » ■’ “ . J “ the
" »"
« ? ? . . D ., w as
day, October 6, at ¿ 2 0 p* « • »harp. H e informed the publisher th at FO U R T E E N IJOURS EACH D A Y
business o f h is oom pany is lively
t.iA
n ^ a ; n
n tl» hwp joa* • » • « I
îi.nd wntcblaa—to»«
TH E
T h i a ta n n il«
r a n
I t eontoln« ell
IN
,
W ith a large and w e ll assorted
Freeh bread at poatoffice atore.
Mies N elson the young J a d y era-
Him Lu
tuta JB«.k.r'«|8tock of m erchandise. For good
*'■
New goods arriving at Mias Lulu pioymi
trim
m
er
in
her
m
illinery store a r - j _________________ j V
. r r / go
\ frt
Becker’s . --------- ;
goods and bargains
to
Leo Grace has returned from rived here on Saturday.
T he dogw ood trees are in B loom ,
California.
T. B. Clark baa- rented the C. and also evergreen and other vari-
N IC H O LS & GABRIEL.
et'ies o f biackberriee. T h is is unu
Litecher farm.
* A lot of grass seed foi eale cheap aual for th is tim e of year.
The R ed Front.
Go to th e grand aarnival and
at Thoa. H all.
Í.
lUNE
FRONT j .
NICHOLS & GABRIEL
T he annual Salvation Army har
vest festival com m enced on the 27
and w ill close October 2.
-s ___ r L t . - L k n - . l o
, Dnjrton. or adirm i
, makkham ,
AT TH E R ED
CHICAGO STORE
DIED,
E xcursion to L ochs .—-Upon a r
riving at D ayton Friday last, Cap
Inin L. P. Hosford, of th e steam er
Bon it«, gave the inform ation that
he would take an -excursion party
to the Y am hill lockB that evening
.Soon a large number o f citixene of
of Dayton were on board the a team
er Bonita, and the boat went alearn­
ing up stream , with a merry o n w d
of paBsmgera. L a n d » « were made
at Wool worth’», Duxan’sa n d F letch ­
er’s to take on and let off paasen-
cera. On arriving at the locks the
boat wae tied up, and opportunity
given those on board to inspect the
I ocks , which appear to be su b ­
stantial and w ell built. S o o n t h e
the gay little boat, w hich had taken
Captain Langfitt, w h i had inspect­
ed the locxs, with Engineer D. B.
Ogden,to M cM innvill, hove in sight.
Upon landing C aptain
Hosford
•e x e d perm ission o f Engineer O g­
den to taxe hie boat through the
locxs with the excursion party, per­
m ission was readily grant d by Mr.
Ogden. The Bonita passed safelv
through the locxs, and on up to La
Payette, where Captain Exon m ade
the h ills and vales, as he did a good
portion of the way, resound with
the toot of the w histle. T axin g on
more passengers at the little c ity ,
the Bonita steam ed bacg to locxa,
and pttei‘fttg"'throogh soon arrived
a t h e r ^ lo c x in Dayton. C aptain
Hosford hae tbanxa of the excur-
«ion party for a free boat ride, anu
being the first excursion to paaaa
through the Y am hill locxa. Foi-
’ow ing are the officers of steam er
Bonita : Captain L. P. Hosford in
c o m m a n d , J. W. E xon, pilot, J.
W. Philbroox, ch ief engineer.
¿ this week buying bale? tim othy Bay.
All that he could find th a t could be
bought, was several tons at John M.
Crawford’s, on the W illam ette river
bottom, several m iles northeast ol
this, which be secuied. As a gen­
eral thing it pays well to rawei tim ­
othy hay, and it appears that those
who have suitable land for that
purpose, could make money by rais­
ing tim othy hay. •
.
.J . E. Stansberry And fam ily whtf
have been living on thef C. Litecher
farm the-past year have moved to
, Dufur, Eastern
Oregon.
John
Litecher and Mr. Stansberry had
the Litecher place rented la st y e a r
I Mr. Stansberry being in poor health
he w ill try the benefits of the dry
clim ate o f Eastern Oregon
It is
hoped the he w ill be benefitted by
¡the change
—
D olp h H u d d le sto n an d w ife o f
P o rtla n d , w ho h a v e b een p ic k in g
h op s at W h e a tla n d , are v is it in g
Mr. H u d d le stio n 's p a r e n tsin t h i s
¡c ity , Mr. an d M rs. F . H u d d le s-
'
T h e y w ill p ro b a b ly return
on
G oods.
$3.5 0 ; in all
s t y le t — e v e r y p a ir w a rra n ted . }
W a ld o rf
H a t,
ìioró u g lib ra ce
$ 3 .2 5 .
F o r L a d ie s— Gape« « “ d J a c k e ts. T h e b est
lin e ev e r sh o w n . S h o e s in in a ll sty le s and
p rices.
u
U n d e r w e a r a « d H o sie r y .
evening,’Oct. « . and have a good and go. ,
time. Ice cream and supper,
| | There w as cjuite a delegation of
W e e x p e c t'
who attended the
Thóse m elons o f Mrs. RH®y th
the
e W.
ty . C.
v . T,
i . v/.
•
ur f' T
county convention o f th a. M
i.
Sm ith's are the finest in the
They are sweet, tender and good. U . which m et at Newberg th is week.
MrB
If you want a good m elon try them . Those from Dayton
Lum m , Mrs. U n a
¡ ¡ a£ £
The public sate o f farm im ple-
F letcher, Mrs. R M iller, Mrs R B.
mente, household goods, eto., hy Webber, Mrs. W in. Barrett, Mrs
to a r r iv e a n y d a y . W a it for th em
Charles Hkdley on Saturday, was a G lass. ?M rs.R . M iller was awarded
w a n t tb e L a te st S ty le s a n d L ow est
success. E verything sold at a good
the prise in the m edal contest.
price.
L a st M o n d a y G eo rg e F u r g e so n
Mrs J . W. Carey left here T hurs­
M an y h a v e ta k en a d v a n ta g e o f ou r
day for C ollax, W ash., where abe a n d C la u d B r y a n , n ea r th e farm
C H A S . H . N E L S O N , Manager.
a t ou r S toro.
w ill visit with her eon for a tim e <»f Mr. F n r g e so n , k ille d a la r g e
C or. B and 4th S t., M c M in n v ille , Or.
W hile away she aleo ex peels to visit b ear th a t b a d b e e n f a s t i n g on
a x ie ig h b o r ’a sh o a ts. T h e bear
in Idaho.
a t M O D E R A T E P R I C E S an d are now w eu rin g
w e ig h e d n ea r 4 0 0 p o u n d s. Mr
F rrb
M cthodist C hurch .
Preaching n ex t Sabbath s t 11 a. m. F o r e e s o n ’a farm is n ea r C h eh a -
and at 7V3O p. m. Every body. te lerti v a lle y . B r u in , p ro b a b ly ,
A n d e v e r y th in g u su a lly k ep t in a first c la ss
invited to com e and worship with h a s m a d e b is • h o m e in th e
G rocery store, sold at p o p u la r p r ic e s by
UB. .W h . B arrktt , Pastor.
C b eb a letti m o u n ta in s, h eretofore.
J. L. T hurm ao and fam ily moved
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R o n J . W . W e lc h G rand M as­
the first of the areek, to the properly
w hich Mr. Thurm an purchased of ter I. 6 . O . F , o f th is ju r is d ic ­
w h a t , y you
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W A L K E R . M <’ M ’" » IM-K.
M iss Lorena Morgan who has W e d n e sd a y n ig h t. M r. W elch
I f , o n w e n o n e o f ri___
lh o ,e » ai ' .5 fui
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11 K
K- . I c o u n t,y
been slopping with Mrs. J. E »tan
is a p r o m in e n t c itiz e n o f A storia
berry, went to Portland on Satur­ H o e x p r e sse d h im s e lf as w el T h e y a ie g o in g fa st.
- -
A fine line of neatly trim m ed
d a y . She w ill leach school in a p lea sed w ith th is se c tio n , an d
& ADAM S.
street hats at the New Blue Front J O N E S
suburb of Portland.
M
illinery
Store.
Call
and
see
them
W E M AKE A S P E C IA L T Y OF
,
a lso w ith th e c o n d itio n o f b oth
N
now have
a th e su b o r d in a te an d R ebdkali
m ichols
cuom &
«. Gabriel
..................
-
Indies.
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_
large stock of childrens c lo t h in g -
psy—
• —---- - —
M c M in n v ille , O regon .
boy’s suits, girl’s cloaks,etc., which lo d g e s o f t h is p la c e
' »,
ê
they are sellin g ut prices that all
B irthday P arty .— l » s t S atu r­
can afford to buy
day eve Rev. J. Boweraox and wire
A good N o. 1 C ow — part Jer-
Henry Bertram who has, for sev- werfe agreeably surprisrd by a vi“it
M A N U F A C T U R E LUMBER, DOORS, SASH AND LATH
, e y— g iv in g a good lo t of
of - a number
o f •‘•lir
their friends
friends. The
-----*
m
onths
been
in
W
halcom
b,
eral
occasion
being
the
63d
birthday
o
f
_ k in d and g e n tle to h a n d le —
M c M innvii X k , O rkoow .
W ash. working at hia trade, is at
1 an e x c e lle n t b u tter m ak er— hard
hom e again. Ha i t m uch pleased Mr. Bowersox. T h is becam e know n
to beat. In q u ir e at th is office or
w ith W hatcom b and m ay make that to several, who h astily sum m oned
E ditor ’ s A wful P u g h t .— F M
others, who m et at the residence of
h is hom e in future.
o f O scar C arter, D a y to n .
H iggins, editor 8 e n e c a (Ills ) News,
Mr. and Mrs. B. G abriel’s, and
Mira Berniod Corner
J'
marched
was afflicted for years with m les
marched from
from there
there to
to residence
residence ol
of
been here several w eeks visiting
I
Rnd Mrg Bowersox, and com
that no doctor or rem edy helped un­
parents, h?n’,T b “ rB<,,i “ ^ « h i h a s ' pletely surprised the Reverend gen-
til he tried B ucklen’s Arnica Salve,
AT T H B
i s 5 tlem
« » .J
-
i.>“
»“ • • » ? , .’ wae
.r?"
“J
the beet in the w orld., H e writes,
ean.
T he . occasion
an en
w a rn
been teaching school.
8 h e will joyable one indeed, w hile the good
two boxes w hol’.y cured him Infal­
( I I » l.lin n u w i
. . . ‘S » !
ro o m o f b o o d o ir aa th® a o f t l f r* U i*
teach the tam e school th is year.
lib le for pilea
Cure guaranteed
w ith es and tokena of substantia,
Only 25c
Sold by R L H a rris.
W h e n y o u h a v e c a sh to sp e n d friendship were, and are h igh ly ap
Is now arriving. H ats and
Beetqualltyand cheapest aUUonery at
retniBUiher a n d sp e n d it w ith predated by Mr. and M rs.’ Bower
Dayton h>s now one o f the
bonnets are now being
iaoo of
Mad® In >11 cotofs I
pofitofflce «tore.
trim m ed for the
th o s e w h o h a v e
carried you sox.
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th r o u g h th e se a so n . F ish b u r n
T he steam er R uth which has
been undergoing repairs a t Port
sh o u ld g e t hia sh a r e .
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October 1st and 2d.
- U ntil November 1,1900, the New land, cam e up on T uesday. She
w ill be kept on the rttn between this Goods; new building. C a rrl.g . Trim m ing h o t ly
B A R R E T T , T ro
York W eekly Tribune w ill b e so p -
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large stock of the latest and most
and Portland for aw hile. C*Pj«‘n
F ot the speedy and permanent enre of
ified subscribers
m —
onths
sty .L h m Ullueiy Is being received which te tte r, salt rhenm and ecxeins. Cliam
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T h . w » k l ¿ T rib u n , i . .
berlaln s Eye and S kill o m tiiie n t fc
w ill be dtopojod of at
pureer ; Wm M arshall, ch ief en­
A t the sa le at Charlee H ad ley’«
w ith o u t an equal
It relieves the It« K
dollar paper.
T he Tri-W eekly gineer; Arthur - R i ^ » . m ate ’- J
T alk ab ou t C h in a , b u tth c b a r­
LO W EST PR IC ES.
Ing and sm arting alm«ist Instaatly «no
»Amavi
la st S atu rd ay, a m an was see« by
Tribune sia monta 60 cents.
g a in s at th e R a c k c tt S tore in
Ladlce are In rlted to coll and Inspect its continued use effects « permanent
several
persona
to
borrow,
T
hose
ladies
w
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hats
and
cu
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also
cure«
itch
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barber
a
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T hose laaiea wisu . i . r " " 7 ." 'C l man
The steam er Elm ore whfoh know ledge of the owner, a valuable M c M in n v ille are m ore a ttr a c tiv e
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runn,ng
whUe the brace and bit, w hich was not offered j ,ia t n ow , it is Im p o rta n t th a t e
Have empiOyi d a first class m illin er, chappe4 hands, chronic sore eyes and
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should remember
Miss nuiu R uth was I wing repaired, ia now at for aalo, and which he has not re-1 e f y d o lla r b r in g all th e go o d s ' D ho wt„ a rr,;.„ hcre *b o Ut the »1st of granulated lids,
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Becker baa em ployed an • «
Portland undergoing a thorough turned. I f the property ia not re- can
th e ir b la n k et* , u n d er- this ra(mth
month.
CUy*e O edttfoa Pendere fo r
enced trim m er, who w ill arrive
overhauling. New engines andi a turned im m ediately and P‘BC«d I w ear jia ta an d capa an d n o tio n s I
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| p ru tt eggs and other farm
prodoee
about the 20th „ of tbie month.
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new boiler w ill be placed
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kTKNT uarvasa.
ura ra »»raw»
sam e place from wnere
where it was
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and v e n n ifo g e. Price. 85cents. 8«ldb-
■ * < « r » ij| L I T T A M
l . . . inat r e c e iv e d * 1^7» T h e o id o M ^ w iU be token out. in the aame
w«»i I T h j r a tg r 5 8 U r S
h o w *re »1.«
tb®
,n M vb allge fo r m illiaery.
W A S H IN G T O N I » i.
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W ill
R. L H A R R IS.
W e are having a
GOOD
GOODS
S. L. S. & C O S -
Su its and O vercoats.
O UR N E W D R E SS GOODS
M c M innville grange & farmers ’ co .
T he B est G roceries ,
Cash paid for Butter and Eggs.
Come on everybody.
FR E SH BR EA D E V E R Y DAY.
H A M B L IN
The Clothier,
Cow For Sale.
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E v e ry th in g
School R oom .
fo r th e
R. L. H A R R IS,
D ruggist Bookseller
Builders Hardware, Paints, Oils &
G LASS.
mew millinery
a • a o t r » « «
> e Front liüinery Store.
V“ b EST
Skin Diseases.
P aten
WILLSON&C0.
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