Tfee Ticket If-tat.
"Western irai' cone, ma'am," said !
jarmcr
inner Brown, foming into the waiting
room of the lifctlekpot.
"The train I was to
take r I said
gasping.
"Yes, ina'am ; too bad, but can't bo
helped; harness will give out some
times, you know," said ho sympathix-
inj-lv.
'When is the
next
western train
.1111.1"
'Xot till six- o'clock; you've five
hours to wait"Be dreadful tiresome,
ma'am. There's a nice family that lives
in t'other part b-the house s'posel tote
you in there. know Mrs. Holly'll give
you a bite o'suthin to eat, and she'll be
proud to let you rot "on her spare bed.
Fine woman, Mrs. Holly is I know
her. "Won't you go in and sec her,
ma'amr
"2s it "Jiank you, sir; I dare say that
HI be quite comfortable here."
"Waal, jes' as you please. But now
I must be goinC Hope youll git to
vour joumev's eiuL-safe, ma'am. Good
bye 1"
"And Farmer Brown left the room,
mounted his wagon, and soon disappear
ed down the dusty road.
I had been visiting a friend who lived
in a country settlement, "some five or sir
miles fioin the sol i ta rebuilding dignified'
by the name ex .depot ; . and, ,-whea the
time came for inoto-jreturn Lome, she
placed me in cSre'of-k -neighboring farm
er who was going to! tll5aiit village, and
would pass thestatiou.
During our n3e we met with an acci
dent Part of 'the harness gave way,
and we were detained; such a length, of
time that, as ihe' reader "knows, I was
too late for thetrain.
After Farmer Brown left me, I amused
myself by reading a newspaper which
some one had ler lying on tic -seat.
Finishing this,. I studied jthe design of
the wall-papery younte. the panes of
glass in the little window, and wondered
at the tidiness o.the whole apartment
"Country depots are generally such
vile, dirty places"; wonder why this is
an exception V "I said to myself. Then
a thought struck me. "Oh, probably
the place is kept clean ny Mrs. Holly,
over whose virtaes Farmer Brown was
so enthusiastic Woe tier if this same
worthy female would give me a glass of
"water F -
And I tapped on the door communi
cating with the, other apartments.
'Come in," siiu a cherry voice, and,
entering, I found myself in one of the
prettiest, cosiest rooms, I tad ever seen.
And, most charming of all, there lay
in a white-draped cradle rosy baby,
fast asleep, with Yxngs of golden hair
falling over his white brow, and a great, J
red, velvet rose clasped, m his dimpled
liand.
Over him bent a woman of twenty
two or three years a little mite of a
woman, with a bright, dark face, vividly
colored, big black eyes, and wondrous
dark hair wound in heavy braids about
her stately head. " 1
She arose with a smile, wlien I en
tered. -
"Excuse me;. but jnay I trouble you
for a glass of water V I said
"2so trouble at allpnaam. Pray be
seated. Excuse-me" And the left the
room.
Presently she returned, bearing a sal
ver covered with a snow-whitt napkin,
and containing a glass -of water, a glass
of creamy milk, & saucer of luscious
strawberries, and .a. plate of sponge-cake
light as yellow! oaitt.
"Pardon me," she said, smiling, "if I
take too great a liberty, but, you see,
Farmer Brows told me of your being
obliged to wait so long, and I thought
vou might be hungrv."-
"Whr. how verv kind vou are T I ex
claimed, in pleased surprise.
"Not at alL It's a pleasure to me. If
you are hot and dusty, perhaps you d
like to bathe your face. If so, just step
inhere."
And she led the way into a little white
bedroom the very heart of cleanliness
and purity.
In a little while I was & different be
ing from the cross, dusty, hungry mortal
who had sat in the hot waiting room. I
found Mrs. Holly a. perfect little gem of
a woman ; and after the manner of our
sex, we soon .became as well acquainted
as if we had known each other for years.
And while I was lying languidly upon
her comfortable sofa, and she seated in
her low chair stitching awav at her baby's
dress, she told me the one romance of her
life.
'1 hare lived in this little depot all
my days," she began. ?My father was
agent here ; and lie served the company
so long and so well that, when he died
they kindly allowed me to remain in his
place, with the same wages, too. For,
you see, I was seventeen, and my father
had long before taught me telegraphing
and all the other work. About a year
after father's death I became acquainted
with Jack Jack Holly, ray husliand," j
and Mrs. Hottjiooked up and sailed.
"Jack was one of the best engineers
cn the road- '(and is now, too), and ev
erybody considers him an honest, likely '
young fellow. He thought the world of
me, and we became engaged. But you
know how girls arc! The weakest of
them can make a strong man tremble."
"A weak girl held all his heart-strings
in her small, white hand f I said.
"Yes; and I -dare say I often pulled
Jack's heart-strings rather hard ; but he
was gentle and patient when "I flirted
with the country lads, and when I was
wild and wayward he didn't remonstrate
But one day -there came along a city
chap, who engaged board for the sum
mer at a farm-house in the neighbor
hood. "This Clarence Devarges, an he was
called, was liailsoe, well dressed, and
had that polished isdeseribable air that
is so fascinating to ost silly girls. Jack
was kind and jwell-mannered, but he
didn't have a bit of style ' about him,
but ' style' was what I doted on in those
days. So I saubbed Jack, and smiled
on Mr. Devarges when he o&ered hi at
tentions. I flirted moat dreadfully with
him till even geaerous Jack waa dk-
tJiiOiUM
"Ose Borning, lookisg seewhat
grave aad sad, he ease into the ticket-
I office. The last passenger Lad gone, and (
! i lm r-iin wim mnvinn out. Jack's tntin 1
v i BOIllKwl to take froi-rliL
"Well, how long is this tiling going to
IsUttl saul Jack.
"What thing t" I snapped out
"Why, this affair with Devarges ; I seo
it is going beyond a mcro flirtation.' J
"Pray, what of it F
"Only that I do not wish my future
wife's name joined in with that of a
Jack jviused here, and added earnestly:
"Well, I -warn you against this fellow.
Who knows what ho is F
Mr. Devarges is a jerfivt gentleman,
and that is more than one can say of
some others," I said hotly. "And, Mr.
Holly, in regard to your future wife, 1
believe 1 do not aspire to that honor
and and here is your ring. I drew off
Uic golden band and handed it to him."
"NelL do you mean tins!" inquired
Jack, witli white lips. '
"Yes, fdo. I'm tired of yourcaqv
ing and criticising; the affair may lw
ended mow and forever," 1 said, pet
tishly. "So lie it then. Good-bye," said
Jack ; and without another word he left
the room.
"To tell the truth I hadn't meant half
I said, and even minute expected that
Jack would kiss me and we'd 'make up.
A mist, ram over mv eves as 1 "watched
his fast disappearing train, and I would
have- indulged m a -good cry, but just ,
then 'the special' came putfiiiir uii, and 1
Pthfc i-Vejddeut of the road came in. He
1- . . . . . i ... Tt-.ii
was a kunu oiu cenueman, -wuoai iiuu i
known since 1 was a wee girl.
"Uood-day, Miss Nellie. Everything J
prosperous, 1 hojie; Will you do a fa- !
vurforinef j
"Certainly, sir, if I can.' I
-WelL vou fee. when we "were com-1
ins down I met trentleman that owed
o .
me some money: mid me Sow, and '
now 1 don't know w hat to do with it a up in tLe-e jiarts. He gae a drserip
we are iroins lip into the wooda to , tioti, fiid it sHited Dt?vrp.a irftly, ll
about laving out a new railroad. We j
cliall 1m oniin tsn .l.ivs. Don't, wimt to '
take tlie'money with me; will you take j
"If voull trust me.'
" 'Bless my soul ! yes, of 'Course; here
is the inont-y. Must hurry away. Good
morning.
"Scarcely had portly Mr. Sayre gone .
away before Mr. Devarges came saun
tering in.
" Got quite a little sum there, have'nt
you, Miss Nellie T eyeing the bills in my
hand.
"'Yes I replied, laughing, 'Mr.
Sayre has made me his banker. Look .
Six hundred dollars ! How rich I should
feel if it were mine
' You deserve to have much more;
and doubtless that pretty face 11 whi it'
"Somehow this bold compliment failed
to please, and it was with coldness that
I said :
" Take a chair, Mr. Devarges.
- 'No, thank you, Miss Nellie; I liave
an appointment But will you allow
me to call on vou this evening V
" 'Well, I scarcely think I shall be at
home. You know mother and sister
Lulu are away, and I little while ago I
got woxd from grandmother saying, jcr- j
haps. I had better come and stay all
night with her.'
"It was true that I hail received such
word from grandma, but I had not
thought of accepting it I had hoped
that Jack would come and make up, and
of-course, I didn't care to have Mr. lh
vargea call at the xame time.
" What will you do with your money,
Miss Nell T carelesJy inquired Mr. De-
" Oh, I shall put it right hTe in this
drawer. No one knows about it, and it .
will be perfectly secure.
"'Dare say good morning. and, with
a courtly bow, my admirer left
"All during the Jay I busied myself
about my duties, and when night came I
put on the dress Jack liked beat "nd
anxiously waited his coming.
"Seven o'clock ! eight o'clock ! nine
o clock T The last train had come and
cone, and my. duties for the
uav were
,
office, went into the sitting-room, and
. t -. , j i r j ir
i aiiu niuuw. -leu uuuu.. mi
past ten ! No use waiting any longer
lie wuuiuu v cume.
: ...I
"-"- ""v "I-- "
1 1 a- F I I 1 A I T
looKeu out j.nere scemeu everviuiug
:1 l t . , i . X'......
muiu aiAjub wiiuic niiuji a.uai
the shadows seemed alive.
Tlie skv Was
. ....
ijecommg overcast, and tue moon ieeioa
out of an inky-black cloud. The frogs
uown uv i ne nver were cxxKucm" uis-
inally; U,e wind seemed to whisper and
moan.
"I shivered out with a
dread, and closed the door;
nameless
went to
bod and cried myself to sleeji.
"I had slept an hour, jierhaps, and
then awoke with a sudden start, feeling
a great difficulty in breathing. A part
of the quilt la across my mouth, I
thought, but on reaching my hand to re
move it I found that jt was handket
chief saturated with what! Chloro
form !
A thrill of terror passed over me.
Who had done this 1 Was there some
one in tho house ? .
I silently arose, and just then almost
screamed in fear when a sudden sound
smote upon iny ear It was- only the
clock striking the hour of midnight . I
placed my hand upon my heart tonoothc
its fierce throbs.
"SU-pjiing along, carefully avoiding
all obstacles, I readied the door, ojicned
it, .and glanced into the sitting room.
No one was there, but some one was in
the ticket-office, for I saw a light and
heard a voice ! What did they want !
The money ', oh, the money lft in my
ciiarge i aomeoody was stealing it, and
what should I say to Mr. Sayre 1 My
God, I might be accused of taking it
myself, and thus lose honor and jiosi
tion !
"Under the stove was a large iron
poker. Seizing it carefully, I started
slowly toward the office door. The
light fell upon the mirror, reflecting my
figure, and I've often thought since,
with a sick feeling of horror, what a
picture of desperation I was, clad in my
flowing, white night drew, my hair all
unbound, my face white as marble, and
eyesdilated and glittering with a strange,
steely light
"God aid wc'.' I said, with whito
and then opening the'door o the
oilier. I Mole softly in. A man with
hi kick toward mo vrcui at the otlierend
of the room. IK had forced
OJH'Jl tlio
ami wm
drawer, taken out the
tnonev
iHiKing
i
..l.limi
nt the crisp inwn
bills, when 1 stolo behind him. 1 hnd
just raised the poker to strike him when
ho glanced around.
"My God! It was Clanuu-c Deval
ues! "Hang it! Now 'I supioc I'll have
to kill this pretty lie seized me bv
the thioat and, uttering a faint cry, 1
sauk down. Ju.st then J auk, my own
Jack, rushed in. 1 heard outhfc, blows,
tierce struggling then all w dark.
"For the first time .in my Iifc 1
fainted.
When 1 recovered
lejuling bvitr me, and
Jack's faco was
Jack's voice ut-
tered loving wonls.
aliout hu ueck ami
I put my arm
cried like a wuak
baby.
-"'Ani't you hurt, JackT
" Not a bit dearest Deagcs is tliv
aided, UiOii-'h, witlt a pistol woiuh! in
his leg. Hasn't very severe, but it will
prevent his escae.
' 'But Itow cume you hen V
" 'Why, you see, when we l-arted thi
morning, Nt4l, I thought I'd never sett
vou araiu. Put to-utsnt alter i oawe
home, I nude up my mind to eowe
around and try ami maice uji. it was
prettv lat between niHe and ten, when
f came, and w1k should I s-e cowliHg
i i ... n -n. :..!. i "t.
iuviiuu iu I'rvmri. iui" i,
doo he aat f If he's coining a-ort-
iug, why dau't he go in instead of -
ing in at; tin? window?
"iTaflier thought he wa a soamp,
lecaui Chen I was in tb? citv vetr
dav. the-tliief of Policrj tolil me lUmt
tliry bad reavMi to think tluit a itJ
-. . ..... .......
nnib!T awi Uack t)ck nail wdm:
except a tttastache. AnL by the way,
N.4L that silkv imisLache. vou so adaiir-
od, was false, and fell oif in owr sctie.'
"'WelL as 1 said, I
saw leVanea
prowling about, and I thought I'd see
what hcj
:j ru nil lu. tie iwheti in bv
the window at you, ami 1 lteMrd him
The deuce take it . Mte is at
home, after all !
What the detiee Bta4e
her say she was goiug to her graft
mothers! ow I sjkov III bave to
wait till mv prettv bird's asleep."
" So he sat down under mh tree and
I sat dawn under the other. We both
saw VOU x&ejt vou otiened the deor atod
looked out. After you had leon m 11
aloct an Itour, 'Devargtss force 1 bjhii
the littin" room tviadov aad crawled
in. While he was is the piice lighting
the lamp. I also cot in at the wiftdww
and cottcutlei tuvlf in the cJeset aftd
welL voh know all the rust.
'Jack,' said I, tearfully, youl! for
give me for bewe naushty awl wy
ward, and you'll ldive me when I sy
that I Mved vou ail the ittHir, wit
you .
oil. Jack said be would, awl we
have been happy ever since. A xd thc
! is mv storv, ma'am mv onlv tvHtanee.
State Fair Xutes.
Mllreltaaruns Cite lb 1 1.
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sad w mS taljK tni nut m A mic
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taltto I cirr4 Mf wza, nW tc qllj tm UW
lnVr ia K iltfaiw tM. ItaMi I mt
kul wnt Ua for Itfb ud trim.
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tyrL U Umm- lukf. ctS.Ut.iw fc.il.. W mm
K b . IS hrf ul mm irrUm tar
A. it. Orucfaor. n( Orrcm Cstj. rtbMctKl Ml tn
NutSt Unnf Wutxar NMkw.
ln( innlainir tlrfltn. hbttiVnt
umt Mx M- rrcs Sflfnl Ut taw lwtt x
wtcd. Mr CBfBriBM W ttorUfcr TilS rrot wiwm U
rHig Uh mutiw mI UrrAurj It kSHciU
: Tsa xui uim rK. nia u ww m nm rawwrai
aUuiM u Uulr. OmiMxr 1
' babimthuui csduMciUK&tHkiwu abUi.or.
! fur tcB ntvlm. itM mUutm exi.iUlLm tX tiw
injortrfj cx.uu u l-nrUisd. Ur tt nt gnaltf U
' t anm tnmM ui u cw r
I unU lor ftrvixi emt o( tu te'relur
Junes SScrrW. 4 IIirrMlnBr. ksa Ittottar.
rtluULcd . of UirJ Htub; roHMlU
. . . . . .
mmut stcs unc smrnnuBa. um i a t i-
! tnrt CMuitU c4 a CKnUm'tm wJ tux btiil
t tt 'mX or w Sot, Ij Iwe tto.il
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. uu ui.&imx (ruaioiiiubb jnm-
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' u uw rrqmi iat. Tbn m b un.isr
EVT LX
Tbniau Ilufama. tt Salem. ciMtatol bu Wntrra
I incln; XUI tdrb tforrrtd and mvitra lfc Cft m
mioRi orrr lil tXSr Itt2ti mxnxilteitim. TbrMBU
lizhU dorUaic nd docs oaakm ft idol tMr.
nr. liuioua HkBtfiitsurn pert ism enmnry cw
In. uU uhhi )vatr bu tbU t)l Hot b U U4
iA bli wrki.
A. K C-irrr k. S-n. U UinkficM,Cc Coe&tT,
hSbfjot a fruit utdicfttaUc trcmU Mr CUin'i
irutint. It U Uhfe for paatbts Crtfl frulu M tl
klodi tsU col meS ocLxzt wmtciilmt for nartct
TBI msobue u uict4. dormUc. mulr vort.nl
dioji It ii- omUc U fctKCT IJJt Tt rlict
ur boor. M oau unir rs l inaen liana: crr
MHn&utmle u.Utr oi or sa) oUkt trnit u
nule tt0rr tkem lh ttmt of th taxMa ia l irtf
fk, lhruo;b tit Wfhrr tier ubulatU fur Urn trait.
IntcraUd wtM on M-taia liB Uumalui vj id
dnminr mm iiTc or luipretcr A lUSnick. Kiktn. Or
Ctam rud. ft rtrtmi C3lr tnok tt Um ribUs
tor Um Wt citviof On, -wo tninitfirtBrr, mj mimo
ton U irjc cm ii t gfjaita.
H. 31. HirrU. of Furwi urate. txMlitid in in trot in
at M( MB fur rull raUcr, itcsUc turclue. kV dout
la; stUrLOKtit fur bnii Ud. i 1 txtriu si aw
ful. Tu ill rotter hxi a rntX tiakkli atcrerliat-
tadtrd vtildi ttrtn the Ujr-.tj xht Jov al.rrtrr
ton of Un ruQ. vLIWau anajDilliaUDTUi fnntof ttw
tnuU Luanl Irrdi atobUc, atatka, wocd. r gcraai, anJ
Ixid it till Ibr tonMd f oiw sorcTi it at nmlr ai if
uc ml bad Inch lakrn Bp iui iifaiuuiuMiVM
tosn no. ixtttr ia tact than it couU bcaudootia fact
The iilalii,OTt ii dKap aMl fanum abuuld an bit it
fur tue.
KrOr k UodcnmiJ. arttas ruoafartorcn Ralrnt.
tiki Utt tint ediltU of ratM otrrUrc aial
-aitM, aJo tiMk nrat ronlum all ruotu.
Jhe Willamette btove VorKX, o:
Pcrtland, makes the best Stoves sold in
this market Buyers nhould sustain
home manufacture by insisting on hav
ing goods of this make and buying no
other.
Ilanwi), of Portland, sends out the
I most relialile seed and the best trees.
Address II. Hansen, Portland, Otegou
tor catalogue and pneu list
OBCATJlCOCCnoyjM J'lUtTS.
J. SIMON & CO.,
Dcaknla
Doors, WiHaows, Blinds and Glass
WEIGHTS, C0KD3 AXD rVUXTS,
(H rrsat f hu WaabtBctoa A Alder,
iti lm X-ORTLAXP, ORBOCX.
IF lu iukUIu? any. iurchn or In
i ruins' lu mpoHM lo any nilvrrllar
iitrut la flila lnwr )uu Mill itlraai inru.
ion tur iiRKir ol I hp liit'M-r.
DRY GOODS.
,wiw at a nimxn: hiom mirti-isp
t 4dl Mtl tt M Mtwlrtfif M It W CHMttrM.
Wc V the Ursot ul llenl SUick .4
Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Silks, Cloaks,
And rtUr nvuW Urn ilrictlr I'lltST CLASS
WTAUUellUlLvr. Ik Onua.
flat. KHJt liT WM Ml tUt OWt IU Uk! Ulio
It M mt . o bid tw ml buhr MiuiJr utj
4 Um OmMm la iLc lra U PUT Uoolal
Wr Um Im. a ftiM Un U
CENTS' FURNISHING COODS.
Clarke A: llcutlorson,
CVtrnrr Flrt and MnIlustuu Mrrrl.
rOKTLANP. OREGON
EXCLUSIVE
Carriage and Waon Hardware,
Akin, Hfwisr. rurrv4 anJ Mt&caU IrviA Vrnj stl
!UTiTrMUuba. ,VU Har4aTv
ltul tu rua.4.t a Jk
CARRIAGE L WAGON WOODWORK.
JMm. Sfvt-a. totBM. i--i.. Hufta, VIa. 01. aatl.
Hara at WMrm-H IMiVf,
AnJ lt yf fWateJ
SARVEN PATENT WHEELS. !
Wal tSratl illioj af lS )wSV aaj a . d a
rS MW aUlal.irUnwilt. aaai at L Jtmy
iiiiMt Saml meji raMiT la lfc Mm On-
ar aMut a Mtuw alt ran .a W mV iMi af
ttV nitrt aaJ ar taitiaian
Oar iImI lafw ara . aarf nMftot rtamJa- W ,
aip to i ma. hinw J Vr ccr .lainwc
E. J. HORTHRUr JL CO..
( arnrr af l ira! iuiI Main SI rrr-la.
rTUVi. iHCiaN
i- Cat llita oat a it 'ill act agaia jtjr
ta tbta IMJ-rr.
READ, READ !
II 3 ull anl to
SAVE MONEY!
sami'kl's fLriimNu a(;kxcy
ru all
Eatrrn and fallfornla rabllcallona
3 K.iii.aSt. Ua. Iwaaaa aunt.
roBTIAMi, OUoM,
Iialin lot n-nialiai W mmt om laaaValaMiat
aav la.1 tm, rmm ia W IC aa
UiaHbnaat 1 M is!
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vaaa lair.
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a
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1M1 U4WI rMajaar
LaaW X
BLUE VITRIOL.
A Larse Lot of our own Importa
tion, and will he old very low.
HODGE, DAVIS & CO.,
Wliolraulr DrtiKU'!.
Milwaukie Nurseries.
isTABusncu im;.
FOR SEASON 1S7S-7U
LARGE STOCK,
LOW PRICES,
Seed for Oar w Cntalosnr.
Seth Luellins ic Son,
Mllwanktr. O
f
TOIVLa39T 02VTICIJS.
AnJ all kioJt (yirU. M"t
Knal (ur IBantMai. fViinl and prtee Lbti txfv
yw orJrr tiwn aaiUilr lit
tniXIAil TU17.0.
FurUaJaU-Urnr
JOHN H. WOODRU.Vrr
CIGAR XAXUFACTUREIl,
A SO HEALEK IN' riKC HAVANA C10AH3, CI
CWrtlri. attj thi tint LranJ. tt Chralns aial
Jorlns Totanu. Jo CMnrar l"Jrr4.
'o. 03 rirat MCrrrl, I'ortlanO. Or. '
SCROLL. SAWS!
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Pertland, Or.
ABELL,
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No. 167 andx6g First Street
Portland, Oregon.
BURTON HOUSE,
Corner Ttlr4 anil 1 Hlrrrta.
Near Um gtaamablp LanJinci and KaUroaJ Laipota.
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Lewiston & Fretland, Proprietors
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1856. ENAPP, BUKREIX & CO., 1878
Front, First and Ash. Streets, Portland- Oregon,
THE CELEBRATED BAIN FARM WAGON.
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OBEGON HACK OS FOUR SPRING WAGON.
GUARANTEED TO BE THE BEST HACK
THE LARGEST STOCK. THE BEST ASSORTMENT.
The Oldest and Leading House in the Trade and Prices alwajs
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PRANK BROTHERS
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS 1.1
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
'JJjThe felehratetl LaUeHe Wagon.
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SEEDSMEN,
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OrcKon Standard Soap Works,
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IMWTLAND. OSDOON.
. The oalr atram laWrT aartit tmt Maa Fraw4aM 5J
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Wholesale Candy 3Ianufiicturers,
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WOODI'iURy M'llSEKIES.
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lar CUilnt anU Frier U.L
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Wot Aura, Orgno.
CSK SOXK HIT THE
COLUMBIA COAL OIL,
THE WIST IS THE MARKET.
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fvie Acrol f.r llr Nith racia IXxxit,
' C aial II Nvrlh tront Stmt, rVrlluvl, U;n.
FIXE FARXJ'OR SALE.
OOO Aoroa.
Oxr. or the ncsr tahms is orfaion. in a
fine ititi ol roIUraUni. fulty lvl, cxocHret
balUlnca, itao fuair aral all lata iairrurniKfiU la
agricultural aarMntrr Etrrj IMnff lu I auU at a
barrala. Hfirwlaml 10,OuO tuabeb of alvrat In 1SJ7
and 8.000 buahcli In 1ST 4. Ii paxt lor an litn,'l ut
blM thoomal btiihiti .trry jtar
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RMmPLEMENTS aiid'yACHINES. I
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Cahoon Hand and Power Sower,
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AWERICL'S CIDER MILU
Racine Farm and Varcfcouse Fan Kills.
SULKY PLOW.
are Our Agents, where Our Coods
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PORTANT
Pacific Slope Agency of Ewd. P. Allis & Co.y
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11 AM'FACTt RERS tF
Mill Stones, i
Mill Picks.
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Shartiu?,
Pulleys,
Clearing,
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CORLISS
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ALUS & BLACK, Agents.
I'. O. nax 32l. Xo. IO front StrrrC. Portland. rrxn.
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SOLK AGENTS Wit THE IMUl ALLEO
STAXDAU1) .VXB KSTET OKUAXS,
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OREGON CORN.
US liHsliels to the Acre.
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2. uJimJaM tarictr of
"CaTlxlto "Ell-txt Corn.
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Orrsvn City, Orrj .
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DeAcrlption and Prices.
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IN MARKET.
THE LEADING MACHINES.
at the Lowest Living Kates.
& CO.,
La low' Jointed Patent WLrel -Palter.
Ulo liarrOn.
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The Bronue Sulky Plow.
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Fine Pi in Orryaa StaU ftar. taTT TVa
Mm u al mjmUti mauJttRi: at mt
m aar raL Frin. aaa maHrtno, Kirk.
T-i. Ubc Caoar ant Bam Sahara
lilatk Hawk an4 Cllpprr Rock.
Iataad Cut SleI Walbla? Plow
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k -aa ta vara litw.
Collins" Cast Cast Steel Plovrs.
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'HARROWS, CULTIVATORS,
etc . nt.
A Pal aaJCaaaftruLiar
Famn-pg Tools,
At aW Le4 rarlrt rrim
can be Found:
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FRANK BROTHERS & CO.,
101 a.Btl 104 rraat MmU rarttand. OrrsvB.
TO MTTiLERS I
(Jang Edsrers",
OF THE
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Log Rollers.
I i.atli aeUiaes,
aaw Jianureis,
EHGIMES. '
! Circular Saw Mills,
BAXXEL. J. HAL.IRUEV.
Shipper, Comwission Merchant,
AaJ WtpJoal IVatrr ta
r R-Vi.v, FLom. feed. miv Mwpiva-. rso-
VJ lavvea. IItfa. HUra. AanraRarxl t
Maple Unkxrira. CeUKjamctA. tAl xrvlir. li.-iUH!.
OS9 ual Wanhoum, N'o. ii Fint atrrrt, INirtlual, Ur
San FranCTaeo OOca. 3M IHtm atmt.
Morning Star Restaurant.
Career Svrnikl aial Waahiastcat StrvtU, IVrtluai, tV.
O. V. KXBEX. I'roprlrlor.
CarJ, per mooth. frvTO . $M W
ivir.i,rrwicliv . 1 cou. iu
IkaM, jvr vUj. frvov TJU 1
lViul, lT tnaO. tn 31 3
lYivaU lluia or La.n aad lamibca.
Cliildren can Make Mosey Raising
Chlckecs.
Luther Myers,
Srtal f.ir
Catalorua
and dlno
tloai tor
Making
poultry pay.
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