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PACIFIC CHRISTIAN MESSENGER, FRIDAY, AÛG. 13, 1880. _
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LOCAL MATTERS.
JONES, THE JEWELER,- DALIAS.
Miss Stella Rowland is visiting at Junc­
tion. .
r^EWS OF THE WEEK.'
■»_ '(From the Daily Standard.)
PACIFIC COAST.
oil refinery at Newhall, hx Los Angele»
oounty, wm burned last night. Loa» over
g »100,000. -
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MISCELLANEO US.
LITERARY REVOLUTION AND
UNIVERSAL KNOWLEDGE.
C hicago , Aug. 3.— Major Walsh, of the
—Good crops »re reported, all over th. Northwestern mounted police, say», out of
¡Bitting Bull'»band of 5fl0 lodge» only 200
Farm Fans for Bale at A. Wolf's, Inde­ State.
An Encyclopmdia of 20 Vols., over 16,000 Pages ; 10 per oent more matter than
remain. The other» have gone quietly
—
The
farmers
of
Powder
River
Valley
pendence.
any Encyclopedia ever before published in this country, and sold, handsomely and
into different Sioux agencies. Sitting Bull well bound, in cloth for »10, in half morocco for »15, and printed on fine heavy paper,
We hear tbat%ohn Rowland ia enjoying are haying, and an unusually large crop i»
wide margins, bound in half Russia, gilt top, for 820—an enterprise bo extraordinary
is anxious for peaoe.
expected.
life at Puyallup.
L ouisville , Aug. 6.—Gen. William O. that its sucoess, beyond all precedent in book publishing, may be fairly claimed to
—Wm. Rinehart, of Summerville, Union
ï
inaugurate a Literary Revolution.
* »*■’
Prof. Noftsger is getting the sun-brown county, last week, lost three of his chil­ Butler died at Carrollton this morning,
T he L ibrary or U hi verbal K nowledge is a reprint entire of the last (1879)
aged 89. He wm an offioer in the regular Edinburgh edition of “ Chambers's Encyplopmdia,” with about* 40 per cent.' of new
of the harvest field.
dren by diphtheria.
—A balem boot and shoe dealer has on army in the war of 1812,-wgs in the battle matter added, upon topic» of special interest to American readers, thus making it
Messrs. Monroo and Horace Powell were
exhibition in his show window a shoe last of New Orleans, wm General in Chief of equal in character to kny similar work, better than any other suited to the want» of the
in Monmouth over Sunday.
great majority of those who consult works of reference, and altogether the latest
—the last one made by Rev. Jason Lee, an our army in Mexico, wm candidate for Encyclopaxlia in the field.
Miss Nettie Chase is in town. She in­ old missionary.
Vice-President on the ticket with Gern
ffpjeinaeil Volffnaaa in either Gyle will be sent for examination with privilege of return on re*
Lewis Cara, and repretented.Kéniuekyfn’ ¡“‘P‘
nnoe per volume.
,
tends going to school, here next winter.
* —Judge Field will shortly leave the
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x , .
X to all early subscribers, and extra discounts to clubs. Fall particulars witl»
the Washington Peace Convention at the descriptive catalogue of many other standard works equally low in price, sent free.
East
for
San
Francisco.
-He
will
visit
Mrs. Mary B. Herman came over from
beginning of the war.
x
Salem ¡gat Saturday, on »-> visit to. the Oregon the latter part of September.
Leading principles of the American Book Exchange:
W ashington , Aug. 8.—The following
—Professor King, principal of the
home folks.
I. Publish only books of real value.
Central Public School, Portland, has ten­ are the postoffictf changes during the week
II. Work upon the basis of present cost of making books, about one-half what i( was a few year»
Mrs. T. F. Campbell is slightly better dered his resignation to the, school direc­ ‘ending Saturday : Establiihed—Cotton­
III. Sell to buyers direct, and save them the 50 to 60 per cent, comrj^cn commonly allowed to
and hopes are now entertained of her ulti­
wood, Spokan county W. T., Aloysios Par­ de&lcrti.
tors.
mate recovery.
IV.
The cost of books when made 10,000.at a time is but a fraction of the cost when made .500 at a
ker,
postmaster.
Lyman,
Whatcom
coun
­
'—Considerable building and other im­
time—adopt the low price and sell the large quantity.
Old Bro. Ground has returned from provements are in progress ut The Dalles.
ty, W. T., Lorenzo Lyman, postmaster.
V. Use good type, paper, etc., do careful printing, and strong,' neat binding, but avoid aU
" padding, fat and heavily-leaded type, spongy paper and gaudy binding, which are to commonly
Eastern Oregon, apd at present is visiting
—Grasshoppers have made their appear­ Trial, Snohomish county, W. T., Robert resorted io to make books appear large and fine, and which greatly add to their cosft, bnt do not add to
friends in Monmouth.
—Y\.
ance in Idaho and Borne parts of Eastern E. Small man, postmaster. Discontinued— their value.
VI. To make SI and a friend ia better than to make 85 and an enemy. . t
Upper Oohoeor Wasco county, Oregon.
Bro R H Moss was in town last Tues­ 'Oregon.
day, making preparations for a trip to the
—Tourists are unable to reach Crater Wilkenstein, Klickitat county, W. "T.
. California State Meeting.
Lake, one of Oregon’s most charming Postmasters appointed—G. F. Hackleman, Library of Universal Knoweledge, 20 vols., »10.
• American Patriotism, 50 cents.
'*■
M liman's Gibbon's Rome, 3 fols., »1.50.
Taliie’s History of English Literature, 75 cent«.
Mrs. Helmick,' uow-uf Albany, but for­ scenes, on-account of the depth of the Alderton, Pierce oounty, W. T. > -
Chamber's Cyclopexlia of Eng, Literature, 4 vols., Cecil's Book of 5atural Blotory, fl.
’
N ew Y obk , Aug. 9.—The Commercial
Pictorial Handy Lexicon, 35 cents.
merly- of the Luckiamute, was visiting sni*w.-
Bulletin sums up its review of the wheat Knight’s History of England, 4 vols., $3,
Savingsdy thrauthor of Sparrowgrass Papers, 59
—
L.
L.
Rowland,
ex-State
Superinten
­
friends in town on Tuesdav.
Plutarch's Live« of llliiBtrious Men, 3 vols., $1.50.
cents. .
•
dent of Instruction, arrived in Portland on prospects thus: “It is rarely that the Geikle's Life and Words of Christ. 50 cents.
Mrs. Hbihan»’ Poetical Works, 75 cents. '
Marion Arant, of Linkville, reached
’s Bible Concordance, 311,000* referenees Kitto’s Cyclopedia of Bibla Literature, 2 vols., *2.
* Friday, after an extended tour through crops of Europe are so uniformly satisfac­ Young
tpreparing), $2.50.
here on last Saturday. ~ Of coarse the har­
Rollin’s Ancient History, »2.25.
tory as they are this year, and this fact Acme Library of Biography, 50 cents.
Europe.
Bmith’B Dictionary of the Bible, lllns., $1.‘
vest time finds him in Monmouth,
Book of Fables, -Tfiop, etc., 50 cents.
Works of Flavius Josephus, S2.
—The Willamette river is now 'about seems to warrant the expectation of a full Milton’s Complete Poetical Works, 50 cents.
Comic History of the U. S., Hopkins, illus., 50
Somebody is getting anxious to see
Shakespeare’s Complete Works, ’5 cents.
three feet abo've low water mark and the average yield.”
. bent«.
David Foulkes. Wonder what keeps him water is now declining at the rate of about
The Tribune closes a similar article thus: Works of Dante, translated by Cary, 50 cents.
'Health by Exercise, Dr. Geo. H. Taylor, 50 cents.
Works of Virgil, Hanslated by Dryden, 40 cents.
Heal.ii for women, Dr..Geo. H. Tavlor, 50 cencs.
so long in the Dallas Hills. He has even
nine inches a day. Steamboat men anti- “ Low prices for wheat seem inevitable The Koran of Mohammed, translated by Sale, 35 Library Magazine, 10 cents a No., $1 a year.
cent«.
quit writing letters. ---—.--------------------
.lliat they-are likely to fall so low that an
Library Magazine, bound volumes, 00 cents.
cipate“a good Btggg~Dt w alei f ur the F»H-
Adventures of Don Quixote, dins., 50 cents.
- Leaves frem ih« Diary of an eld lawyer, »!.------ - -----
American surplus of 200,000,000 bushels Arabian Nights, ill^M,, 50.
Miss Paradine Doughty, at present at work.
Each pf the above bound, in cloth. If by mail,
Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, illus., 50 cents.
Puyallup, W, T.J will return heme in
—C. D. Simpson has erected a large can be marketed seems plain.”
postage extra, i Most of the books art also publish­
Robinson Crust« illus., 50 cents.
FOREIGN.
ed
in tine editions and line bindings, at higher
Munchausen and'Gulliver’s Travel's, illus., 50
September. We hope she will bring sev­ warehouse at Soap Creek Station, on the
prices. . "
cent«. "
—
eral students with her.- ,
L
ondon
,
Aug.
2.
—
A
Berlin
correspond
­
West Side Railroad. A good place for a
Stories siul Ballails by E. T. Alden, illus., $1.
Descriptive Catal g res and Terms to Clubs sent
_
Loe ui request.
ent telegraphs that Russia has ordered 100 Acme Library of Modern Chuslcs, 50 oenta.
J. D. McGowan, of Independence, 'is 'big'busifiess. -
,
Remit by bank draft, money order, registered letter, or by Express. Fractions of one dollar mav be
ready to takerpictures in good stylo for
—The Right Honorable, the Earl of more Krupp field guns.
sent tn postage stamp«. Address,
3
—The floods in Moravia, Galacia and
any who may patronize him. Cards, 83.00 Aurlie of the English House of Lords, and
AMERICAN
BOOK
EXCHANGE,
President of the Oregonian Railway Com­ Silesia are very serious. -Railway transit
per dozen.- Cabinet», 85,00.
J obs B. A lden , Munger.
Triban^Holldlac, New TSrW.
Bro. and Sister Lindsay, now of Myrtle pany, limited, ha» left for Oregon. The is interrupted, bridges carried away and
BE SURE TO VISIT
Creek, arrived on Mouda.v, and are busily object of his visit is to examine the pros­ rivers overflowing the banks. Great loss
employed straightening up their house and pects for an extension of this narrow guago is sustained in crops and movable proper­
"
otherwise setting in order their property railway to a connection with the Central ty.
—A Constantinople dispatch says : An
Pacific. He will visitall portions ofBouth-
z
damaged by the wind storih last winter.r.
Corner First A Yambill Streets,
American missionary and his American
east and Southern Oregon.
Mr. William Ir.galls, of Los Angeles, a
—At lMt, says the Albany Democrat, the servant, while on the road to relieve the
nephew of Mrs. J. B. V. Butler, was in
rust has made its Appearance in this famished population, were found with their
town last week, after an abxenoe of twelve
threats cut near Ismedt.
________ t .
________ MAINTAIN. THE, .
year. He was on Lis way to Waitsburg, to county again, having been ^noticed first
J j QN dox , Aug. fl.—.In the House of Come,
— lowest paying ^n-icee, and to give every
duriDg the lore part of the present week.
lielt hiffather, whom he has not sien for
customer entire satisfaction. The
It has attaoked only the latest sown Spring mons, Foster, Chief Secretary for Ireland,
eight years.
replying to O'Connors Power, K said. the
grain, on wet lan'd, but is so late in put­
Mr. I. G. Davids.rtt, of Portland, boa I
statement that the government feared a
ting in an appearance that it will do but
sent ns some fine views of the Portland very little damage, Farmers were not rising in Ireland in consequence of th«, re­
Which he has the honor of introducing on
jection of compensation for the disturb­
school buildings > nd i scenes about Van­
this coast, are attracting more attention
caught napping this year,’ and we hope
than anything yet displayed, showing, a»
ance bill was entirely unfounded. Out­
couver. People -» 1 liing landscape photos
never will be again.
they do, the front and .each side view of
rages on individuals he said, had occurred
should palronize.him i s he does fine work
«
—Diphtheria first appeared in Mr.
the face, all in one picture, makes them a
in Mayo and elsewhere, and it was confid­
. in that line.
very popular and desirable photograph.
Snider’s family at Coquille City, says the
Miss A. Frisbio, a N. " York teacher of Coos Bay News, in the month of March ed necessary to increase the public confi­ LATESTSTYLE
OF DRESS
znnch experience, reached Monmonth on last and carried off three of tho children, dence by placing small military detach­
GOODS A^D TRIMMING.
Tuesday evening. Slie has only been in leaving three. Next it appeared in Mr. C. ments in those districts. Some troops had
NOTARY PUBLIC.
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the State a few weeks, tut appears well Mamlin’s family and carried one, leaving been ordered to Ireland for this purpose,
NEW NOVE
Also Agent for the
pleased with her acquaintance with Oregon one. Next it appeared in Mr. Messer's and others to relieve the troops ordered
PHOENIX FIRE INSURtNCE CO.. OF
so far. We hope she may find no cause to family and carried off six, leaving none. thence to India.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC-CRY
HAKTFORD. •
reverie her opinion.
Then in Dr. Angel's carrying off one and
/W. IT. ÆDAMJS,
GOODS.
Conveyancing and collections attended
The wheat yield sbont Monmouth is ex­ leaving four. Then in Dr. Steel’s carrying
ATTOMEÏ A COIVSKLOR AT LAW,
to with dispatch.
Boots, ’
cellent. Albert Wolv*-i‘>»,>, on the Lnck- off two, leaving none. Then in Mrs.
<•
OREGON.
(Will Practice in all the Court«,)
iamute farm, has just n.,i vested seventy- Sweers' family carrying off one and leaving
SUocs,
.
five acres, averaging tinny five bushels, 1. three, amLnext in Mr. 8. Stewart's family
Room 9, D ekum ’ b B uilding ,
ClotUlng,
end liis brother, O’is, at the same place. 1 carrying off four and leaving two. Making
(Cor. First and Washington Sts.,)
Ha.x’cX'wa.x’o,
gets on ap average forty bushels to the ' in all eighteen deaths ; thirty six were
wnu tor Csui.-gw to KTANDAKD AMI K-
______ lean watch co ., irri s hcrgii , r *
Portland, Oregon.
affected. Just half the number affected 10-7^y
acre from his' field.
Groceries, cfco.
GIRAT WESTERN
Bro. and Sister Martin are trying to find ; died.
Lowest prices ever known
—From Wm. Waldo,'"Esq , who was
• suitable house in Monmouth to make j
Itis useless to enumerate, but call and
with
the
party
that
started
to
Mount
Jeffer
­
convince yourself, by .buving a good bill
their home next winter. ’ It is strange we
at the WHITE BUICK, DALLAS, OR.
have no more or I m . Iter buildings for rent. ! son we learn that all returned on having
Sister M «tin's bright lace and pleasant I had a fine trip. They went as far as the
friendliness m >ke her a universal favorite, Sulpliur Sprtngs, on the proposed wagon
10-21-3m
and everyotu will be glad to have them road, reaching that ■ point without any Ntoqi «0^^ TO Il »6000
Inst rated
Cwtalorne.
A YEAR,
or $5
Garmore's Artificial Ear Drums
Fr FOWELL
A SON,
Main
CINCINNATI,O
difficulty, there being no sign of snow on IP
I Ck«
>1 SM
■ to
»20 Street,
a dav
in yonr own
move to tow n
riv REarTORKTHK HEARING
route. 'About the Sulphur Springs they MJF Mh
i the work of the TTattoml I>r»am.
1,,v well
,.N as
”ri men.
*k' ws"
en
N«' V do as
Many
•iUou,
lartalMe te others. A11
1 and even whispers heard dtotinctly. We
found strawberries in plenty, and grass. make more tlian the amount stated above. No one
Two Surgeons
■J
fail to make.money faat. Any one can do the
From there they went in- the direction of can
work. You can make from 50 eta. to f2 an hour
From the Natiouul tiurgical Institute, In-
BU.CCE88ORS TO
Mount Jefferson about ten miles, and as­ by devoting your eveninga and spare lime to the
dianap<i!is.iu^ .mnu,'will visit Portland,
business. It coats nothing to try the business.
cending to a bench about 3000 ft in_>lti- Nothing like it for money making ever offered be­
THIS HVW
Oregon, at St. Churlea Hotel, September
tude, they, found a prairie of perhaps two fore. Business pleasant and strictly honorable.
ELASTIC TRUS3
Reader, if yon want to know all about the best
7tb, 8th, and 9tb, 1880, provided with a
H m • P m I 4iff«rlr - from «Il «‘Atra, •>
sections in area, covered with the finest paying business liefore the pnblic, send ns your
rap«««?«, with fi-U-ACjtotinc IW1
AT THZ
compl> te anil expensive outfit of apparatus
taeraur.MaFte hwlf to all poMtert«
bunch grass, perhaps two feet high. Pro­ address and we will send yon fnll particnlara and
•<
the bMy. Mril« tW fljUl T? th®
_
„mwife
private terms trte ; samples worth f5 also free ;
designed to treat t very form of Spinal
ceeding thence three or four miles north- you can make up vofir mind for vonraelf.
Disease, Hip and Knee Disease, Crooked
Address
GEORGE STINSON A CO.,
eMterly/and gradually rising they came to
U nrM «ecurely
»nd mgLt. ted » ndtoal <
eer-
0-32-ly
Portland, Maine.
ra«y. dur»hl« »nf «heap, hunt ty ».ml. CrcqUr«
Limbs, Club Feet, Paralysis, Ac. Piles
Are selling Goals lower than they have ever
snow fully ten feet deep, and realizing that
Eggleston
Trass
Co.,
Cbicsgo,
HL,
been
Bold
in
thia
place
before.
We
carry
a
heavy
ami Fistula cc-t tainly cured. This institu­
they had reached the snow line of Mount
Stock of of General Merchandise, and offer
Young’s Analytical
tion has an unequaled reputation in the
auperior induoementa to parties from a distance,
Jefferson, they retraced their steps to the
wishing to buy a bill.
successful treatment of all of the above
camp at the springs. The weather was
A fnnreraisre. A Creek And Hsbrrw Leite«». A Rerlptnm!
The verdíí; of our customers so far is, Better
Saari*
rar.
>0,000
varUwa
Nev
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On AMERICAN EDUCATOR.
diseases. Interested parties should not very warm during the day but the nights
goods, and lower pricea, at the WHITE CORNER,
frfrna wi 11»,—»»i f i
tlian anywhere else on this coast, and thns it shall
Thowsands mid daily: Millions more
fail to see these Burgeons. Returning
Tin« 1« perhaps tho rnowt fmportan
were cool and pleasant. Game was plenti­
ever be, while J. M. Rosenberg A (¡p. have control Wanted t Half dozen blocks with, patterns litbo-
literature which the pmsent century I m
ri<“riimc<i for the simplest reader of
home, overland, they will stop off Septem- ful. Mr. Waldo says the route to the
of the business. —
Krat 1. ™ re**b A-r sawing sent for »1.00 ; bv
though greatly helpful to « holarsof
learning, it 1«, of court*«. important that tta coni «hall be
The people are fast finding out that the reason mail SI.30 or two for MM, The half dozen can bi-
*r 11th und I3tli at i -igene Citjt, 15th at
brought wtthi nr reach of thorn of moot limited mean*. Tho
Sulphur Springs is one easy to be traveled
our tnule is so rapidly increasing is because we sell sa«a>Un about ball an hour; »b,n ,loue sell for
reception
already
given
to
our
proepectu«
araurra
u«
that
Roseburg, and J8tb ami 20th at Jackson­
Otr GOODS BOW
the Buperlatlve merit«* of the work are appreciated by
iSc\Ti!h’Jn*ki"g * Ub»i' <>f S3.50. lliia withont
and presenting no great 'difficulties to tfre
atudenta of the Word of God. and thafcwe may confidently
Bring your produce right along with you, and doubt is the greatoaroffer ever made to lovera of
ville, Or^goq.
anticipate an extremely large rale. We have therefore-
building of a railroad, the grade opt ex­
always get the highest market price at the
th. Scroll Saw. Either hand or foot icvir
decided to make th«» price, until further notice, lower than
ariy work of equal magnitude and value which baa ever
machines can be nsed.
*
ceeding fifty feet to a mile. Tho only
WHITI CORNKR'.
before been published.
rpa-elal Hargean. in Ainalenra' Outfits.
26-3m
Price, CpmpiA*. tl.HO and onwards, in vartoua
NOTICE OF
SETTLEMENT. trouble the party found on the trip was etjiiea.
For Illustrated Catalogue free, address
«
Full particular q Bent free on request.
A. H. HHlt’MAN, Rochester, N. Y.
in crossing Brightenbush’s fork of the
•sta an
KOTIC» OP TH« FRK8R
„ ,
Tt
fills
a
place
which
no
hther
work
in
the
English
Inn-
-VTOTICI IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Santiam, which was swollen somewhat and
geage even aspire« to fill.”— Tie £rww«ri«M. January- 1**®-
YN Executor of the E- ih - o >t Hally I.nerniore. de-
“Bible student« of all c'nraii wifi find it rave« them
much labor
jr.awraerw X«ra, November, IfW. w
CMured.'bas filed his trial exhibit and petition for over which they had to swim their horses.
“ Any intelligent student of . the Scripture« may nae tt
WITH
FOR
final aettlemrnt . That »awl matter is set for hear­
with great ad van tego without the allghtert acquaintance
with either Hebrew or Greek.”-714 U9 J>raa»r, January,
ing on thé <“»• <»«y "f »eplenaher, A. D. IMNO, About two weeks from now, however the
BUSINESS
at the Court House, in the town of Dallait, County water will have declined so that the cross­
An English Veterinary Snr geon and Chemist
. “ No minister** library «hoeid be without a copy.-Lra-
AND
J*’***^» ^***. December iMh. 1*7».
__
of Polk, and State of Oregon.
now travelling in this county, says tlist moet of the
■‘This is th- brat concordance we know.“ -£•//— Piaara,
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SOCIETY
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All persons interested are notified io appear at ing of the stream will not be difficult.—
Dr*wmber l»th, 1*7».
Is BY FAM tlia beat Rue nets and Social Guide Hora, and Gaule Powdsra sold her. are wortblM.'»
MfrI time and place, and shew cans., if any, why Statesman.
“There to no other to be compared with It."— Tie MetUd-
U1” sh*ri,Un '1 Condition Powilera
•< November —h, 1*7»
and Hand-Book ever published. Much the latest. m
mid administration should not be clorod, said
maki WnTî.’î'’’«^^^-
Tp mintotem It will be «imply invaluable."-»« A—*.
It tolls both sexes completely HOW TO DO h” hîn^n
Executor discharged t-om said trust, and his bonds­
KA8TKRN.
•*W
October Nth, 1*7».
, M
KVrinrilBu ln ths beet w<y. How to be dan-s Ændidon Powders. D^’ £
X
“ IneatlmabU in its worth.”- TI* laptad Mapd*. Vcrmto-
men from further liability therein.
ber, 1 *1 h
-u.
Yrmr Own Lxwyer, How to do Bns mess Correctly
G alvbston , Aug. 6.—B. L. Edwards, a
Dona by order of Ira F. M. Bntler. Judge.
* of Immenar value to Independent «—dent« of tho Word
ierstam
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7w,
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ere
’
or
“
“
»vy
mail
and
SneoeMiInllv,
How
to
Act
tn
Society
and
in
<
T. PEARCE.
©f God.”-JihAwIpMHM MraO4pt November, W7h
charity preacher, was called out and shot
•’ery part iff life, and contains a gold mine of
I. ». JoffksoN A CO.. Bangor, Me.
10-28-51
Administrator.
A merle« n Book Exchange,
varied information indierenaable to all --'-trim for
dead last night by unknown parties.
Jwr-r A A lsu ,
THW~
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constant reference, agentis WANTED for all
5<rwOROAX|,»W,
—Reetp.Owenf, a prominent pork packer
or spare time Tn k.-,nw why this book of REAL
Agencies:
KTioixiiiSS.
’
EYE
BELL
FOUNDRY
ft Co.-, 1 nd ton apoIto,
valno and attractions s-‘la l«tt..r than anv other
at Pittsburg, failed in the sum of 8160,000.
ngham, Clark« a Co.
apply for terms so F. DEWING A CO., 207 Dni
p«go, Alden A Chadw
S am F bamcuco , Aug. 5.—A petroleum
to«k«rltor, on.
-
STANDARD BOOKS.
NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS. DAVIDSON’S GALLERY,
Portland,
Oregon.
Large Assortment, Well
Selected.
TRI-PHOTOS,
BEDROCK PRICES.
WM. DAWSON.
M
OUR $15 SHOT-GUN
J d IOUU1,
J. D. USE,
HOPEDEAF
J. M. ROSENBERG & CO
BREYMAN BROS
White Corner, Salem, Or
SCROLL SAW PUZZLE
Bible Concordance.
FINAL
GUIDE T0 SUCCESS
FORMS
9
MAKE HENS LAY.
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