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Winter
Toledo Market Beport.
Eggs. fresh 30c, packed 25c.
Butter, ranch 15c to 25c.
creamery 55 per roll.
Potatoes 40c to 50c per bu.
Cabbage to ic per lb.
Flour $4-60 per bbl.
Bran $1 percwt.
shorts $1.10 percwt.
Oats 45c per hu.
Whe & per bu.
Parsnips $i per cwt.
Carrots $10 per ton.
Hay $10 per ton.
Cbittem $1.50 per cwt.
Is coming on and you
will want
Something
To read during the long
Winter evenings. You can
get any
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OTTO O. KROGSTAD,
Reg.
Pharmacist.
DRUGS, BOOKS Etc.
Toledo, - Oregon
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Toledo,
Oregon
Jury List for 1897.
County court convened yester
day, all members being present.
The only business done was to
draw a jury list, as follows:
NASHVILLE PRECINCT.
Bryant, Jos
Col ton. John
Godwin, F A
Liebia, Emil
Porter, Harry S
Tracksell, Emil
Bristow, W V
Felton, A S
Hamar, Chas O
Mulkey, Jas
Skinner, L T
Wagner, Fred
BIG ELK PRECINCT.
Andrews, G H Dalaba, Sol H
Daniels, W H
Grant, B F
Harlan, J R
Murphy, Dan'l
Mulvaney, L W
Rexford, Jno L
Thompson, F A
LITFLB ELK
Beers, Vm
Brotherson, DS
Derrick, Z S
Dution, Win
Hyde, W F
Magee, Irvin
McDonald, Jas
Pepin, I J
Robertson, Thos
Wakefield, Wm
Wilson, W M
Whitney, M T
ELK CITY PRECINCT.
Blalock, N A Burkhalterfc E
Glass, M L
Hathaway, A L
January, J
Mulkey, Chas
Ridenoui, W A
Shipley, A D
Tuunison, A C
PRECINCT.
Beers, Jonathan
Chitwood, A T,
Durkee, E L
Foster, H N
Hunt, L W
McBride, C C
McDonald, Jas
Pepin, L F
Trapp, Dudley
Wcltin, D M
Wilson, J E
Young, E D
TOLEDO.
Altree, O R Brazelton, Wm
Campbell, Milton
Durbie, D J
Hurley, Arnold
McClusky, John
Peterson, A T
Stanton, F M
Snow, N
Vincent, H W
Carter, F M
Dixon, J C
Howerv, Dan'l
Kisor, Otis,
Mays, E M
Dixon, Jas
Deyoe, L, W
Howell, J M
Lathrop, P N
Miller, R A
Aregon Central
u & Eastern Ey.
YAQUINA BAY ROUTE
Connecting at Yaquina Bay with the
San Francisco and Yaquina Bay
Steamship Company
STEAMSHIP FAR A LLOX,
Sails from Yaquina every 8 days
for San Francisco, Coos Bay, Port
Orford, Trinidad and Humboldt
bay.
Morrison .Barney Palmer, H L
Ratnsdell, David Parks, Hurston
Simpson, M W
LOBSTER PRECINCT.
Peek, L A Ross, D M
YACHATS.
Bobell, Jolin Luderman, Claus
Lyons, Martin Vader, H W
TIDEWATER.
Bishop, C J Counsil, E W
Forden, Allen McMillan, A
Risley. W D
ALSEA.
Baldwin, E H
Allen, J E
Briggs, J J
Collins, J M
Dobson, Wm E
Evans. C R
Gideon. Josiah
Gruble, August
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Passenger accommodations unsur
passed. Shortest route between the Willam
ette Valley and California.
Fare from Albany or points west to
San Francisco:
Cabin $
Steerage 4-oo
To Coos Bay and Port Orford:
Cabin, $6.00
To Humboldt Bay:
Cabin $8.o
. f a J
Round trip gooa ior sixty uays
Special.
River Division.
Steamers "Albany" and "Wm.
M. Hoa?" newlv furnished, leaves
Corvallis daily except Saturdays at
7:00 a. m., arriving in fortiana at
the same day. Return
ing boats leave Portland at p. m. the
camp na shove at 0:00 a. m., arriv
ing at Corvallis at 9:00 p. m.
EDWrN Stone, Manager.
J. C. Mayo, Supt. Riven Div.
Wm. Schmidt, Agt,
Occidental hotel, Corvallis
Crocker, WT
Divin, Chas L
Dougherty, J C
Emmett, DC
Glines, J II
Grav: John W
Hosford, Walter Howell, Silas
Holgate, Norman Hosford, Wm
Joss, Fred Kroeger, Karl
Lutjens, A H McWillis, Wm
McWillis, Staten Nice. Henry
Prescott, Ptrrv P Reynolds, Josiah
Ruble, David Sanborn. B F
Thompson, Ole Twombley, Burt
Upton, Joseph
BEAVER CREEK.
Hill, Samuel Knudson, Karl
Manning, Ed Mills, Henry
Stitt, W P
NEWPORT.
Abbey, P M
Blattner, Geo
Buckley, John
Burcb, R M
Davis, L E
Ellsworth, C R
Ford, G W
Grant, Wm
Irvin, S G
Hubbard, H G
Kirtsch, Hemy,
Main, J H
Matthews, Wm
Bayley, J R
Booth, Chas
Bullus, J J
Case, Samuel
Davis, W L
Fogarty, John
Gillette, M
Greenbiook, F
Jennings, J J
Kinkade, John
Logan, S A
Maley, Silas
Moore, G W II
Copeland, J S
Conklin, J S
Fish, T P
Krogstad, O O
Owen, Hopson,
Rosebrooks, A
Steel, John,
Tillotson, C L
Wadsworth, F M Lewis, H
drift creek.
Brown, C M Wilhoit, S J
Nortons Notes.
Fine weather at present, and we
all enjoy it.
Mrs. A. L. Porter, of Sugarloaf,
Polk county, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. H. S. Porter, of this place.
Oscar Budd and family have
moved into the residence of A. L.
Porter, where he will stay until he
gets a house built on his ranch.
Lloyd Sherk went to Salem last
Saturday, to attend school. His
brother Earl is teaching at that
place.
Born To the wife of Oscar
Fanno, at Sugarloaf, Polk county,
on January 1st, twin boys, at least
this is what dame rumor reports.
Our merchant, Mrs. Branscombe,
is busy selling out her store at cost,
and will start next week for British
Columbia, where she'will make her
future home. We are sorry to
lose such a good neighbor and
merchant.
Tht dances Christmas and New
Year's nights at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Porters was
attended. Polk and Benton counties
were well represented. There was
about forty couple present Christ
mas night and about twenty-five
New Year's. All report a first
class time.
A. K. Sherk, our postmaster, is
busy getting out fencing to fence
his place. He had the misfortune
to lose about eleven acres of pota
toes by the recent cold weather, in
Marion county.
There will be a dance at Mr. and
Mrs. H. S. Porter's on February
12. Mrs Porter will furnish the
supper and Mr. and Mrs. Mart.
Glass, of Big Elk, will furnish the
music. This will insure everybody
that attend a first-class time. All
are invited that like to trip the
light iantastic.
Dear editor, ye scribe believes in
reform, and believes in everything
selling for what it is worth. If you
will have the county court cut the
pi ice of manage license down to
one dollar it would be a good thing,
as I think there would be several
marriages around here and then
there would be something to write
about.
Pro Bono Publico.
Nortons, Jan. 7, 1897.
McCullum, John Neil, Wm
Nye, J J Olsson, John A
Raines, R F Stimpson, John
Theil, Valentine Townsend, J A
Tracey, Benton Waterhouse, R
Webber, W T
Warren, Percy
Williams, C H
Williams, LW
YATES & YATES,
LAWYERS,
CORVALLIS, OREGON.
Watson, Jos
Whitten, W S
Williams, Geo
Williams, D II
YAQUINA
Boone, G L Booth, Jas
Buford, Geo
Daly, J B
Gorman, T W
King, Geo
Miller, Ira
Parkes, Allen
Peek, Wm
Stark, J N
Burrows, E J
Ferr, Thos
Huntsucker, J F
Maloney, Geo
O'Brien, L
Robertson, Jas
Smith, W L
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