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THURSDAY JAN. 5, 1888
We're Company at the 1'arm.
We're livin on the toppest shelf.
We've everything from gooae to grouse;
I hain't been licked for 'mont a week,
'Cause we've got comp'ny t our bonne.
When we're alone my ma is strict,
An' makes me keep as still 's a moune,
But now I make a heap o' noise,
'Cause we've got comp'ny 't oar honae.
"We've peach preserves an' pumpkin pie.
An' jelly cake three times a day:
An' I'm harm' such a bully time
I wish 't our comp'ny come to stay.
Ron ton Globe.
POISON III THE ASHES
What the Bit. Lebanon Shaken
' Found Incident in the His-
tory of a Qniet Community. '.
V ;
The Mount Lebanon (Xm
York) Shakers are a quiet own
munity, iserlutletl from the fret
and worrv of the outside world.
They are? widely known, how
ever, for their strict honor and
probity in business.
The Shakers Relieve that na
ture has a remedy for every dis
ease. few have been found
the ret are hs vet unknown.
Many were discovered by acci
dent. Others came to li;ht aa
the result of patient exjerinient
and research.
Nervous I )yspejsi;i is a com
paratively uetc iiM-a-H, growing
out of the conditions of modern
life. It is a joint affection of
the digestive organs and of the
nervous system. These two
were formerly treated as sepa
rate ailments, and it was left
for the clear-jUrhted Shakers
to prove that the basis or this
teiTihlei ami often fatal compli
cation lies chiefly in the disord
ered ami depraved 1 unctions of
digHstioti and nutrition. They
reasoned thus: ktl wecauin--.
dure tlie Ktoniaeh to do its
work, and sftimulaie the excre
Uive organs to drive out of the
body the jsisonous wast mat
ters which remain after thelife-
fiviug elements of the food
ave . Keen, absorbed, we shall
Lave conquered Nervous Dys
pepsia and Nervous Exhaust
ion. - And they were right.
Knowing? the infallible power
of Shaker Extract (Seigel's
Syrup) in less complicated
tnougu similar diseases,
they rt-solvedv to test it f ullv
m uiik 1U lrtf no grounan" g c u4
doubt theV ireorilied the
remedy m hundreds of cases
which had been pronounced in
curable with trtVct succeas
in every instanoo Avhere their
directions as to living and diet
were wnipulouslv followed.
Nervous Dyspasia antl Ex
haustion is a jH'cnliarly Ameri
can disease To a greater or
lews extent half the jsople of
this eountry suftVr front it
lothsexe and all ages. In no
country in the world are there
ho many insane asvlum tilled
to overflowing, all resulting
from this alarming disease. Its
leatling symptoms are the:
Fretpient or continual head
ache; a dull pain at the base
of th brain ; bad breath ; nau
seous eructations; tho rising
of sour .ind pungent fluids to
the tiiroat ; a sense1 of oppress
ion and faintness at the pit of
the stomacli ; flatulemv; wake
fulness antl loss of sleep; dis
gust with food even when
weak from the need of it ; sticky
or slimy matter on the teeth or
in the mouth, esjiecially on ris
ing in the morning; furred and
coated tongue; dull eyes; cold
hands and feet; constipation;
dry or rough skin ; inability to
fix the mind on any lalor call
ins for continuous attention;
and oppressive and
satl fore !
bodings and fears.
1 All this terrible ' group
Shaker Extract (Seigel's
Syrup) removes by its ix
itive, sverful, direct yet
painless and gentle action ujon
the functions digestion and
assimilation. Those elements
of the food that build up and
atrengt hen the system are sent
upon their mission, while all
waste matters ( t he ahes of life's
tire) which un removed, jKison
antl kill, are expelled from the
body through the bowels, kid
neys anl skin. The weak antl
prostrated nerves are quieted,
toned ami fed by the pur; tied
blood. As the result, health,
with its enjoyments, blessings
and power, returns to the suf
ferer who had, erhaps, aband
oned all hoiie of ever seeing
another well day.
Lord Salisbury recently sold his
property between the Thames em
bankment and the Strand for 1,
000,000. By the increase in the
value of house property in London
he is now one of the richest men in
England.
Cattle are reported poorer and grass
shorter this year in Harney valley than
was ever known before. 1
MINERAL SEWS.
New York World : A great many
people would like it better if Christ
mas and New Year's did not come
on Sunday this year. And the fact
is that if the calendar makers did
their duty the year would begin on
Monday instead of Sunday. The
calendar is twenty-four hours ahead
of time. After allowing for the
arrangements made for leap year,
the calendar gains a little on the
true year every twelve months, and
this gain since the date was fixed by
act of parliament in 1752 amounts to
about a day. This will be corrected
by the operations of the Gregorian
calendar, vlteu the twenty-ninth
day of February shall be dropped in
the year lllOO, which otherwise
would be counted a leap year.
There is a further discrepancy after
this correction (which is in accord
ance with the law that no century
year, e. g. 1900, of which the first
two figures cannot be divided by
four shall le a h ap year) of one day
in every :l,32: years.
Last week. "Champion." one of
the carrier pigeons of J. V. McMunu.
of Sbedd, Linn couuty. ht goii, who
has for nome time been experiment-
ing with carrier pigeons, (lew from , is eliminated, is carried through the en
Gervais to Shedd, a distance of fifty- j t,"'-;,, r ...r niw, n.t!irns.
five miles, in fifty-seven minutes,
and the Hame bird has llown home
from Salem, a distance of thirty
nine miles in thirty-five minutes.
"Volunteer," a young bird Hew
from Eugene to Shedd, thirty-two
miles, in thirtv-five minutes. In two
weeks more he will have one lib
erated at Portland, as it has already
been liberated within twenty-five
miles OI that city, ana tne uexi suige
. i til A.
will bring i then
Mr. McM unn's
, . , , . iTi . l. i
birds are doing splendid work and
their record is not excelled env-I
where, although he considers Oregon
m difticnlt country for them- to,
! traverse. Thev are if the btst
strains obtainable ia New
01',
Cincinnati and San I'laneiseo.
Commencing with January,
thi
pupils at the mute school will legin
the publication of a monthly news -
paper, to be devoted to the interest
of the deaf mutes of the northwest
in general and of Oregon in nartic-
ular. The material for the nPW
paper is already on hand, and ready
for use. It consists of several fonts
of long primer and advertising type.
stones, chases, and all other appara-
tus of a printing office, except a
press. The sheet will be four pages,
8x12, and 1,000 copies will be issued.
Eyery partHf" the work-yll be done
by the mutes, umlex theV supenn-
A. t 1 - A. A 1
tendency of Mr. Knisht. except the
preaa wk, which will
bejlont
in
two the paper will be enlarged to
eight pages, and the price will be
about sixty cents per ear. The
same has not yet been definitely
chosen. There are over forty deaf
mute papers in the 1'nited States,
but this will be the only one on the
northwest coast. Salem Statesman.
Iowa ranks fourth iiniuni; the e;il
producing states. According to S;i-
ward's tables in "Tlie -oal Trail
standard authority, onlv the state of
Pennsylvania. Ulii. and Iliinoi- out
rank the Ilawkeye state in this j.mhit
The Iowa output for 18S0 w;c
000 tons. The hirhe?t price paid for
mining jsr ton, at the ISraxil.
,, ;
:IIeoney. '
$1.00. The Itiwcst i at
Pennsylvania 40 cent.-. The average
is about 60 cent:. Iowa mines employ
5,000 people, and to output D.'JoO.OOO
bushels Illinois employs 25.800.
The cost of the Alaska territorial j
government this rear will be $22,- !
500; for the government of Arizona,
$38,650 will be paid; for Dakota, j
$77,860: for Idaho, $40,755; for !
Montana, $42,418; for New Mexico, i
$48,300; for Utah, ?80:!K)0; forj
Washington Territory. $17,500, and j
WyomiDg. 1(,!00 It is a big lot j
of government for a little lot of
money, 'ine territories are profit
able property and are not for sale
i
Mr Joseph Pulitzer, editor of the
New York World, and t.ne of the;
most able newspaper men of the
nation, is in great danger of total j
blindness. He has been confined to ,
the dark room for several weeks.
How's'
Your Liver?
Is the Oriental salutation,
knowing that good health
cannot exist without a
healthy Liwr. When th-
Liver is torpid the Bow
els are sluggish and con
stipated, "the food li.-s
in the ptomaoh undi-
f jested, poisoning the
looil; frequent headacho
ensues ; a feeling of lassi
tude, despondency and
nervousness indicate how
the whole system is de
ranged. Simmons Liver
Regulator has been the
means of restoring more
people to health and
nappiness by giving them
a healthy Liver than an y
agency known on earth.
It acts with extraor
dinary power and efficacy.
NCVCN CCN DISAPPOINTED.
Aa general family remedy for Dvupepsia.
Torpid Liver, t onntlpation, etc.. I tuirillv
ever use anything elK, and have never
been disappointed la tha effect produced ;
It Mma to he almost a perfect cure for all
dlneaien of tha Stomach and Bowels.
W. J. McEi.Kor. Macoa. Oa.
HOW BEN BUTLER GOT RICH.
T.aaf Hea of T-day May I4kwlM j
IfThvjr rellnw Advice ;lv.u.
General B. F. lintler being asked foi
some suggestion on gaining nuccesa.
Htatetl that when !ir watt young lawyer,
practicing in Low oil, .Mas., a bank pres
ident advi-iMl him to take his little tie
posit and buy r-al estate, from which I
could lie deriving num revenue. Thf
general said that he had hut little monej
and waft uncertain as to hia future.
"Never mind," paid the bank presi
dent, "go to the next public auction of
real estate, bil oft" a lot with a building
of some kind on it, pay down what
money you have and ?ive your promis
sory notes for the balance. You will
come out all richt."
tener:il Puller says this advice was
good. When a man h is obligated him
self, bv his notes, to piiv money at a- cer
tain time, it iiu-Hne. hiu to economy.
He followed the advice, and in time le-
rame the owner of several parcels of val-
liable real estate in lAwell.
Two classes will not je likely to heed
Biieh advire the improvident and the
over-cautions. The latter will le apt to ,
sav : It would le all riht but for those
dreaiitui promissory noif. iney are
always running on and it a man falls
sick thev do not wait for him to get
well."
There is thi danger, of course, but one
can mnkc no business venture without
some risk, and with the knowledge ac
quired by recent investigations of the
cause of most ordinary ailments, and the
means of cine, one runs little risk from
that soimV. It is now ktiown that most
of the common ailments have their ori
gin in deranged kidneys. They are the
chief bl'Kxl puritierH of the system and
when disordered a breaking down Home-
where is kooii inevitable, because the
noisnn. which in their health v condition
l lH;ev, a snercssful man, ircsi
dent of the .b'Knston llarvefter t'oin
pny, l'at:ivi:i, X. V., ives Ins exieri-em-e
as follows :
In IKS'- my health was failing, my
head pained ine constantly, my appetite
was uncertain. I eon Id not sleep soundly.
I attribute this to the extreme pressure
of business cares, but t grew worse, ami
finally wa confined to my bed for two
months. It seemed as though I would
"never recover " mv former health.
Under the aid of ptimulants I gradually
' cained strength, so that in a few months
I was able to attend to business, but I
, , .. , .9a;tanee of a
I
t cane, and then in a low and unsteady
manner, i l oinmiifii puiucwhui hi mv
Bame ,.en(lltion 11Iltil February last, when
I uned Warner's safe c:ue. It has cured
r,nndt
Vounr men have but lo use ordinary
I prud.-iue. and when any derangement
i oil Ilia 11 lllfv intr tiic: luvdiiaa uui
I this sm-eessiiil lnsines man, they may
! feel a constant assurance of their ability
! to carry to siu'ivssiul eonclusion all or-
uinarv business protects, inclmunif tii
I . .. . . '
! Progress of Aires. ,
It is a remarkable fact that Sir
Iaa Newton, in his work on the
! prophecies of Daniel and Kevela.
j ni lliat. "if they were true,
it would be necessary that a new
mode of traveling should le invent
ed." lie said that tlie knowledge
; oi mankiml woul.l be so increase!
berore a certain tlate oi tune ter
minated namely, one thousand two
hundred ami sixty years that they
would be able to travel at the rate
of fifty miles an hour." Voltaire
got hold oh this, and true to the
"Now look nt the mighty mind of
Newton, who discovered gravita
tion ! When he became an old man
and got in his dotage, he began to
study a book called the Bible! and
it seems in order to credit its fabu
lous nonsense, we must believe that j
the knowledge of mankind will be'
I so increased that we will be able to!
j travel at the rate of fifty miles an
! hour. The noor lot.-ml '" The
a : ... i
self-complacency of the philosophic
infidel made his friends laugh. But
! if he should get into a railway train.
' OVfili O c1rA-itA r 9 rv .Ion ifkiT,1 In
tu say; -.evion wa tue pmioa-
-('hris j
tian I nought.
S,,ni,. time lurinn Saturday ni;ht
xiine thief or thieve unknown stole from '
Janie Ijettellier. livini; ten miles north-!
w t of I '.n-ene. a hav mare and a dark j
rown ln.rM Uitli alnahle animakj
Officers tYironohour 1 1 1 - valley have Ik-ch j
notitieil to look out
for the thii-vcs.
lMigene (mard.
"
CHRISTMAS
AT
Boos&Oo
FOREST GROVE.
m: hvvk hkckiveh a
f line of Winter res (ioimIh:
FILL
Ladies' Argyle Suiting
44 Jersey Cloth.
" - Cloaks.
Nubias.
Hoods.
" Kid Gloves. Etc.
German. Germantown and Sax
ony Yarn':
Marking Silk and Cotton. Etc.
A !". n full stuck of Men and l!mV
Clothing and Overcoats.
niul a complete stock of
Christmas and New Year's Presents!
BOOS & Co.
REAL ESTATE.
ERSf)XS HAVING LAND AND I
I- Farms 'or cale will do well to nine
them in our hands, n w hare junt otenfid '
a Heal Kutale lni8inenn. N want
ramin XV
nnd Land nuitalile for lnimiKiauta.
BOOS & CO.
alS-tf Format Grove, Ur.gou.
11 to SOO yiile tin-' Khorlest!
1 to MS Hour I he qnickeHt!
i-
TO
CHICAGO, BOSTON, NEW YORK,
il.ucl A3JL jPointB XSetst.
Rates $8.30 to $0.25 the Cheapest to
COUNCIL BLUFFS
OMAHA
KANSAS CITY
Pullman Palace and Emigrant Sleeping Cars Hauled on
Express Trains Exclusively Without Change.
jgflf yon are going East write for Kates, Mapi Time Tables, Guides, snd Fnl
Information, FIJI'. F. OF CHAUGK.
General Agent, No.
d3tf
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FOR SAl.i: !
1)
ESIKAKLE TKOrF-UTV IN Ulld.S
iMiro, consist inj of
Houses and Lots !
JfTerms made easy to rureh.tsers.
For farther information, iiitpiird f the i
undersigned.
j I., m. i;osm:v. j
Hillsboro, May IS. 1HS7. inl! f j
Here I Am ?!
Where ?
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tloor south
lstollict
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Tiillsloro,0. Will do
a Commission
ncss ami pay
Inisi-
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Cas)i
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L L WILLIAMS.
April 1st. 1SS7.
ni.Tl-tf
'F.i,t:iutATt:i
D. J. PORTER,
IfnnnrafOiwi.
; ASTON.
oiti .o.
lpHIH PLOW HAS Xt SI I'KCIOU
I X for nil cIahsch of work ami in nil kiinln
of soil. Knsy ilrnft anil tlurnhle. For ar
tlcularn, nih.fr esu me, or call mid se the
plow.
D. J. PORTER.
Gaston. Or., March '.V 1SS7
m'-'t-tf
Dvin Cob win.
lirpiftr I'. WniHTru.
wapao rlow
Meat MarkettS
CORWIfl & WOOSTER, Props
Main Street, - HILLSBORO
Choice Beef,
Mutton, Veal
aW Pork!
Ke)t constantly on hninl.
ilihrxt ninrkrt ricc past!
Bcevi, .Mutton, Vcul mid llKt.
Ttr
Vnir ealins to All !
SAtiMfartion nnrnnlteI
Please Give us a Trial
Sept. , 1W.
Plesne l'ay
A Ll
PEIiSONS KNOWING T1IEM-
selrea to be indebted to me nrn re melt
ed to coine forward nnd make immediate
ettlemeBt.
L. A. JO HE.
HUUboro, Or., Not II.
ull-tf ad
B. CAIVIF3EI.I,
li'igton Street, Portland; Oregon.
THE-
lew Store
GLENCOE, OREGON.
V'EKl'S niNSTAMLY ON
.V H well Kt-ItH-ted StK"li of
HASH-
Merchandise,
Groceries,
Provisions,'
0E3to.
CASHMERES !
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
rn.i. siot'K nr
Boots and Shoes
J-"IlV4fiet ''rit pant tor
Country Prodncc
'nil ami exiiniiii Stock, Trire. itiul w-c
if on cannot tl. 4 well at lionie in
Port lan.!.
SHINGLES !
. . - . .1 l)..;t I II .!... .11.....
nicii.'ii.iMt rim iiiiitiiT! winii'i im ru mi
xaii.'iie mv laiire Mock of Al rhuiiIen lie-'
t..r.. .((M.iii.r ..,Tif rdt i&-if h ..tlir i.fii-ti.4
lteMflfiilly,
R. HANCOCK.
Olencoe, r. Nov.ltl. iss;. nlS-ly
Call an d
e e
Ml. W. IIOWTIIV
BOOKSELLER!
forest firnvi.
i And t;el vour money' worth if ,
l ' '
'Drugs, Medicines,,
oilct Articles. Envelopes?
and Paper, Musical Mer-J
chnndisc, and everything usually
Drug gist!
t
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AMI
kept in n V Lrst -Clustt Country l'rti, llook j v linivlllnt; the vmitonin h. often i.oh
iuuI Novelty Store. IhIm-ii for l'oiiKiiiiiitioii. (SANJ'A AHIKh.n
PRLSCRIPTIONS and FORMULAS
Carefnlly oinimonile.! nt nil lioorit.
dlttf
G. O. BAILEY,
i V hole sale nnd lt:iil lenler in
! Groceries.
! Provisions,
Seeds, Zime,
PLASTER AMD CEMENT.
LAND
I
t
A. SPEXDIAliTY.
No. 55
N. Second
Street.
i j;- vt
anplC Snd x centa for potHiiKe,
III H.aml receive tree, a costly box
of Rood which wiM help alU
of eit'jer aez, to more money right away
than livtbinct 1m in tdiio world. Fortnnet
iwait. tlie workers abnotntaly care. Al onoe
Ir Tbu i. Co., Auj utta, Mai oa.
1 ?
Notice to the Public.
I now have my New
ROLLER PROCESS
FLOURING MILL
In operation, and am making a
very superior grade of Flour,
The public is invited to give
the New Process Flour a trial.
Will keep constantly on hand
a full line of Flour, IJran, etc.
Exchange business dono Jwith
Farmers.
w.vti:i. '
A Mock of
Milling Hit,
price paid.
Buckwheat and
Highest market
JOHN MILNE.
Tualatin Hotel
M'un Stret, In t 'Jil and IM
Hillsboro. Oregon.
R. WAGGCNER. Proprietor.
IT
lllir TAIil.i: VWI.I. loNsrAMI.V l?K -TI'.
.lit i O. i' x tlieiiinrt.it M.
H I'.il.x i r ... ii- nl l 'cii l in en ! i hi; i . i,
lllf I'Ullllolt f ".!-.:.
Kxcclh nt At oiniiKKl.it bil- and Popubtr
rrin s !
LARGE SAMPLE R00IV1
I' m the Accuiiii.iod:ttioli of
Commorcial Travelers.
In iiiiil Ir.mi tl..' llumc
mis if
I COMMERCIAL HOTEL
joiin i:on, . i-ropiicioi
Proprietor 1
Good Board
and Lodging
A I Kc:ioiial!e t liai se.
It V
'iilineetil with the Hoiihc
l-4f Tree IfaeU toiiiul from the Hotel.
nl tf
Six Bucks for Sale.
oi: vi:ai: m.is and lam its,!
ll Ioiil'-v.I. ltikIhI 'otnM ami
l icfst'r. 'I hev i;iiiiil tiit nnl nrrniKl
!! niiuii! in lii-ir ilitT. rt-iit i-l;it-i: !.
NM iisl,'iki 4 f.ir tin U'Kf live loiii-woilHt
! . ..
'inli". al the 1 olillTV I" air,
w. iiai.mi:i:s, tin.
t 'oi ni lim, Washington ., re(ni
: n:l-tf
PHVSICIAXS.
Mimsti:i:s. MK Ai.isis. ft iihir
fw-iik.-rn and the l'rnf'MiitiH nciicr
nlly rcoiHiHiiend SAN'I AIMF. in the I
if ml medicine for ili-.iM"i nt' the I II I IAT
nnr, Lt'Nfis.
1.KWARK OF IMITATION'S.
Nee tlmt otir tr.nte ni.irk, SANTA AHIK.
is en every Imttlc S.itisfactinu jiiiHritnteej
or money r funded, ly H Priicui!.
mam: o mimakk.
I hrotiuht midline In n:iliy n lioiinelitilil, HIM
i liy proiiiptir lireiil.ini lip ii. e oiin niui
Cold tltMt too ot'leit iIcm Lioh into that fatui j
.' diHenne will yet irit iIiuiiniukU frmii fin nn-
timely yi avi'. on make no mintake ly
, i- io"4 a Ix.ttle of tl:li il M.iIit remedy i
l-.tys in the hoiiv.
I AUANTKi n A ItrHITIVK I'l UK
for Catarrh. ld in tli lle.lil. Hav
I l ever. ;vnur Jilil, t aidrriiiii - .oo--- i
i .M." I nd . Z 17 nntl n Jeni I
i i.ruii,. i-Mnltini from Cntnrrh. hasy and
i tt flkar. I'oli .w dirwtiona and a
ure i, warranud t.y all drU(,is. fl per
. .
Cm
1 lio: l t I'.v wail.
iiuVnvP ri mrih COMI'ANV. t )ro-
l-ille, Cal. Atik for
SINTA AIIIR M IMTIH I IIK.
For sal by all lrriil
Jiiiii!m. Jninlit).
The Original AUetin Oiutiuent U ilv '
nut up in large two-oanre tin ioei, noo in
n atmolata core for old Hore. liorii,
wonn.U, chapped hand and all akin frap
tiona Will poeitiTly cure all kinda of
pilea 25 eta par bote cta by mail. Aak
forth Abietip Oiataent.
WMMWM
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GEO.W. PATTERSON
DEALER IS
FURNITURE
Illllwboro, Oregon.
Fnriiltnrc, 'nrirt,
II nt tine. WetMIng,
Vnll I'Mper, Vurtnlnm,
! irtni-M, rirliii-o I'rameN,
aln. Ilnby C'nrrlngea
J Nprlng ltetl.
And thlnK that yon want, too riarurou to
mention, at FOUTLAND I'ltlCKH.
Al, a General Assortment of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
TrisJiDi3in.T-A-:iirc3r
fsa Hpecialty of this house, RiiJ I have
. 1. .1 ll.l.m. ...... I... I
constantly oii hand sll that can be desired
u tin line. Also Aucm lor uie
ORONZE MONUMENTS.
Give im- a trial, and I. coiivierrd that I .cultivation, and tha remainder covered
mean Ini-iiiess and ijkiii a (,-ieat reiluctioii ! with It r, hiii l. etc., and will make a nice
llsM. ul7-tf ; Inn n. 'J'his land lav well, is walnied ly a
. - . . . . j upline, and has its film a building plac as
I vou Mill iiud in n thoimniid. A Htilmol
Ijll a I house mile from thu place, and only
H I 1 I H U WW II i miles to purest (irovu school. I'l'UMi,
: A'J im.iio.
Livery Stable
L. A. JODE,
PrnnrlAtnr
r-rujf iuiuf
Ortlorn for
HACKS. BUGGIES
RIDING HORSES.
Attended to promptly,
AI.KO,
FEED STABLE.
lit nit-mix r ili I'liiec - M . 1 N NI KKKT
iiiHhite tlie J lial.itia lintel.
HillftlMiro, (r., J.inuniy l. isst;, tf
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A coot m.
Mint h
Vitro
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liieu
.nfcil for Comfort
out l'n iylitu tin
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t M SlelllllHIIIIM HI ,-.
(iiinl.y hiiv nfher route
fw-'il nil minti ill the
illaiiK tte nlli-y v
Sim I'l'JUicitH'o !
DAILY
PASSENCER TRAINS
( Kiccpt Suiiil'iyn i,
l'tve Vaiinina
. 7i A. M
lii::vs
..11:11 "
P. M.
-'id' j M
:.:4l P. M
Arrive t'orvnlliit
ArnvcAllmny
Jeave 'AlliHiiv.
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Arrive irvnlliH
Arrive Vaipiina .
Oregon nnd 'alifrni:i tr.-iiiiH omtiect t
Vllmnj unit I'orvullii
lte lictweeii CoivhIIm. AIIiioiv Hlid Situ
Fiuihwo lUil nnd aliin, 1 KhiI
Mild Stwrnne, K'..tMl.
!
OI AH, (', JKWil i:,
Atn. r. a r. Act.,
f'orviillu. I lr.
WM. M. 1UUO.
(u iii ral M.-iimui r,
Oregon Development Co.
l'ilHt-lnx-4 Stennnhip Line lietween ViuiiiiiH
mid Sun Kihiicihco, count ftint.' Ml niiiiti:
with the trniiiaof thellreon I'Hi'itic Kil
rond ('iiiiiiiiiv,
SAIIili IA I I S.
moM n.ks iuii iii:
Kioitern Oitkiiii Wed neuhiy, .Mine
Willamelte nlley. . . I lu'wlny , J n I v
K.iiHtern Orcuon MoinUv, "l
Wlllftliiette Alley SundHV, " 17
l'.Hit rn Ireon SmIiikIiiv, " '
Wllliili.ette Valley ... " :
rwiM wi'i:
Kimtern f )reioii VHlnnnduy, July til
V llliiinette Vulley . . . , TueHdny, '' 1-'
Kn!erii Oregon ' " l!l .
Wlllninette Valley Silllilny, " H
KiiKtern ( Ireuoii Kruiiij, ' ,
Willtlliicltf ullev. " Aii. 1
Tilt- Compiiny retervc the ri);ht to rhanpe
Mieiiim in or I miiiiih ii.'ihu.
k. n. toiiv. fi.ii. r, a r. Aueiit.
'nntui.iiii rv t ,
iu'1-if Hnn rrati t'l 'i. nl.
Ttea Ul'lKltil' ni'lflK la
tm4 tt. a mI M arc It,
i Mrk rar. 311 para,
-, ll'i Inrliri.wMlisi'fr
3, BOO lllaurtrsUMa - m
wmm ntlr iBiiry,
(ilVK liulruilt Prtrra
riirret l MMHWri mlt K04mU for
'rl:
hav. fN with. Th-a IXVALVAHLK ;
KUOK rotl In format low Kltanrri 1
from tUr awrkrlt nt lh rarlrt. Wr i
will mall a riy KltKK af !
da. mpnm racrlpt of IU eta. t drfrajr
npraw f matltnc I ft tta hear fruiu
rM. Kaif(Ilr.
MONTGOMERY WARD A CO. I
Ml W WaJiaiib Avraae, 1 blea.a. III, ,
Send lOrenti patlaf, and
ill mail you iukh II
aluulile, mi mi ile lii(
i'Nn tnat win lint you
111 the wnvof inakitii; MoliK
-oK.tr nt one. than any lhi,. ,1 in A.uer
,cn
Holh Mekea of nil uicm can livo at home
and work in aimre tine, or all thn time.
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Ktinmon A Co
roilland, Maine
i la'l-lt
Thla aaer la keat aa flla at tha atfflca ef
TERSOK
MDVERTISINq
TIMES EUIL0IK3 CtSiu PKlAutlTrni
ESOIB KS5S27SKS: FREE
II II
GREAT BARGAINS
ANICE, J.AUOH AND WKLL
NrrHiipeil llcHidtmn, wild nil rieooM
HHry OiithuildinKM, lmrmn 1'rnit Treed, ami
Hi lxi, Hitimted near tli new liriok Hli k
in IIiIIhUoio, for hhI nt $'J.HHK Keep the
eye wii jm ii mid Mtop eiimfully,
O ACHKS WITH A TWO HTOIIY IIOUHK
O of Meveu rooiiiM, all I nrl tiiMHli, and a
burn that a ml nu oiclmrd of all kinds
of fruit and all of the xiuull fiullH. 'lliix
III nee i fuvombly liM-Hlcd on Main (Street in
liliaboio, mid vt ill MUlt H I nun of iiiihiik
1'liee ,, , flMraMN),
t(Hi ACU,H ,, I.AM) MILKS
I lW from (JiiHtun, and 5i0 rKlH fnni
K-IhhiI, lhrt aerea of plow bind nud -II aereK
KjHHhed mid needed find neres of hiiihII
l'ir mid Jlii.i'l. There i im orchard, of j:0
Im'hi iiir tiniK, it lid l wittered by a Hpl'itiM
branch (hut ci'(imi the iiluce. 'J hi ImhJ
IHVH well mill m a K(xk1 ioiiiJ.
1 will tula
wild Innd in iwirt pur for this I
phut: ... .i,:
Ifind.
UHI.
I
hnve 4) arres of ihhI hind near a
jiiithi riuii HiidHUn h (Jutliolio ('luirch
Price, Mho, 0 nere in thu vlcinitf
of the Name churclirn, Price, f KKJtJ,
Now is the tints for tha riht iiuin in l!
rilit place, to rtill nt my ufnes,
OJ SALE!
1 'Wt Ar,,,:s. TWITA'K Mlfd'.H I UOM
I till Poitliuidj yii seres cleniod; litmW''
immiI', but n uiMitl Imrnt .'I lienit of ( ultlti, 'Al
N'llll lf lllM.M. 14 Klirill llf ItllP.M i'.at M
tu.w Mowinu Mnrhuiei the I rn i!ud 'I'imiU
. ... . .. . .. .!
t.xi iium-riin tn incut
rnce tor all tins
1 it ''"'""f l'nil, of h mile from
MM! J 1 1 1 1 1 v , with -lil acres or inure in
Q( Acres, i miles from If illshoiu, 1'.
Olf aen s iif plow and 15 ncres of pasturs
Innd; house, bam, and TO living trens in
orchard, and ia watered by a spring. Onlv
I'a miles from school, and is on a iihmI
rmul, I1, miles from cteamervi l'i'j miles
i from PorHaiitl, Price, iH.ki.i'ki.
Acres, 'J luiles fioiu 1 1 ilNliui.i, Midi
mUn,., i,,,,,,, ..irhard. well. wih,U
slii d, etc., and acres uiulei plow and in
' meadow. Price, l '.hhI.Iki,
I have ntliei 1,'itnls of tine iiialilv !
Iiiimerous to liient ion
W. H.llUCKER.
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r,ttiii a t,
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HIU.siiOKu,
l?7-tf
NEW GOODS!
CASH TALKS!
Wehrung
& Boscow
IIIM.SItOltO, Oltl'OV,
Ham: Jim m.(Kivi:i) a wki.i,
bwlected Stock of
I0H0CHHIHS.
Canned Goods,
Tobacco
and Cigars,
clCT.hin,
Dress Goods,
Millinery Goods,
SILKS,
TIES,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES
Drc'HM Trim m i n
BOOTS 6c SHOES
And n l ine Awtortmeiit of
Furnishing Goodo
for li.iilieit and (leiitleincn.
All l.iiul of FariiierM I'iimIiicu taken in
KurliMliue, JuL'H tf
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DAVIES'
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
8 W. ( I HtNJ.lt
1'lrwt nud Til y I or NdTiU,
WUUTLASV, (WHUns.
Artistic Work a Specialty.
I Mlt, frajAn nmI tt alcr 'oltr at eqi
mwk rruMoualile ratlra.
LVDA mil
WM. M. LYDA&SON
ri;oriMi:n)is,
I10UOH and DRESSED
i
Lumber
he t'oiistantly on haiii), and (luler
kroiti;itly Mlli-d.
FLOORING,
RUSTIC,
--AND
OAS
A ri:i iAirv.
1 .
Mill on Gales Crook, Ten
mltti above Foreit Qi6t7
OaU Ctk, Or., Oot. Vouml to
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