Newberg graphic., October 13, 1893, Image 3

OKEGOKUK KAIl.W.vY DIVI
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FORTLAND AM) YAMHILL RAILWAY.
Trains arrive at Newberg as follows:
North.
South
T V. a. m.
*12:80 p. m.
*12:30 p. in.
ti o'» p ni
A S at! A rrh lrn t.
Fre.h teed in bulk u
ssnd's.
New hat), new slices, new clothing, at
Kay (i Todd's.
M rs C It i! 1 worth *s vidting «
>1. J. and Ed. Hampton are baying Portland bi ,1- (his w. ek.
•B»«ry Other day.
u pQinu j atjjj.hipping apples this fall.
G . M. I ! .!•■ is making improvement*
P a,»elicer nod Freight Rate« t<> all poi
eau be obtaiued from
c. 1
1. Kias>KU..
FKISSELL.
it.
Aa<k>ru,
lorn, on Friday, October (i, to the wife a boat his res h-'.c.j this week.
Ageut New berg. J r
'
I oí David Lune, an eleven jk
ound
.
boy.
Mrs. Judge T iwnsnid left yesterday
Local Events.
Go to Evans A Clemensou
meats.
The cheapest blankets in town
A Todd's.
J
. .hn Crawford, of f Dayton
I Vi 1< t/M prairie, was morning foi her home in Lake county.
John
in town a couple of days the tir&t of the
Matthew Charles and wife came down
week.
from Scott’s Mills yesterday for a few
Mitchell & Clark are prepared to itir- days visit.
nish first class lumber on short notice to
The last leetnre of the course will ho
parties going to build.
. given next Wednesday uight at the M.
The weather so far this month lias : E. church.
Clias. Mitchell, tho fruit dryer, solJ
L. U. Stanley spent Sunday with the been a revelation to even the “ oldest in­
habitant.”
and slurped TOO pounds of lino prunes to
home folks.
Ciet your bedding ready for winter by parties in Illinois this week. Price rea­
G o to C. F. Moore A Co., for Dr. W m .
buying your comforts and blankets of lized, Sh, cents, the purchaaerc paying
Ellis’ Liniment.
Kay ii Todd’s.
the freight.
Van Leavitt is a Nowberger again, hav­
A petition has this week been circu­
J.
H.
Townsend
lias
fitted
up
living
ing returned last Saturday.
rooms over his hardware store, which tlio lated and pretty generally signed asking
See E. B. Long when you have any
Gov. Pennoyer to remit tho remainder of
family will occupy this winter.
plastering or brick work to do.
Rev. Marliu Cook cceupie ! the pulpit G. A. Graves’ fine. This ought -to ho
See J. B. Mount when you want any­
at Friends church last Sunday morning, done, whether it is or not.
thing in the line of Machine Oil.
The last of tiie series of lectures for tho
and Rev. Haworth in tho evening.
/ A bright girl baby was born to Mrs. R.
W a n t e d — Stock to pasture, good grass, benefit of the Methodist church, will be
/ W . Wade on Monday of last week.
given by Rev. M. C. Wire, of Portland,
good water and reasonable rates.
N. M. Snodgrass is building an addition
on Wet .11 ’ »day, Octobor 21, at 7 :30 p. m.
t2
W S. K i r k .
to his barn to accomodate his thrashing
The lecture is one of peculiar interest.
Two of our nice young men now find it
machine.
The fruit dryers aro running in full
convenient to make regular Sunday trips
Sea-moss and Oregon coast bouquets to the county teat, and we don’t blame force aud in spite of tho unfavorable
made by Delphina Ellis the invalid, for them a bit.
weather, will be able to take care of about
all the fruit. Some of it may he a little
sale at J. T. Smith's store.
I f you want to improve your appetite
John Brown and daughter Florenco take a look ill the choice display of meats damaged, but very little will he entirely
came down from Scott’s Mills the last of sold by Austin A Stanley, at Central lost.
last week to bid Anise good-by.
Mrs. Cox lust week received an invita­
Meat Market.
tion to speak three times in Chicago
Now is the time to buy plows right
Sam Moflitt don’t say much about it,
from the factory, either wood or iron but be is making quite an improvement churches during tho annual session of the
W. C. T. IL , but being unable to attend
beams.
J. H. T o w n s e n d .
in the appearance of bis place north of
this year she had to decline the invita­
Lee Stanley is now tho possessor of a town just the same.
tion.
bicycle, having taken one in part pay­
Newberg gets an unenviable sort of ad­
Mr. Thomas William s, of Ogontz, Pa.,
ment on some lots sold to Charley Spaul­ vertising by tho actions one or two citi­
spent a few days last week looking over
ding last week.
zens of the feminine gender on their visits
the town and surrounding country. He
.Several petty thefts have been commit­ to neighboring towns of late.
seemed much pleased with what he saw,
ted about town recently and the perpetra­
Giles and Patterson are going to the and will doubtless speak a good word for
tor or perpetrarors aro liable to have a lose quite heavily by the rise in the river
Newberg when he returns home.
case in court pretty eoou if it isn’t which inundated their garden.
Cy.
Tlio “ Harvest Hom e” Literary meet
stopped.
Vaughan is also a heavy lo3er.
ing, post|<oned from last week on account
A couple of young follows who had suc­
Corvallis buggies and hacks at cos .
of the rain, will bo held at the Presby­
ceeded in contracting some debts at a This is a rare opportunity to get a first
terian church tomorrow (Saturday) at
number of places about town, have re­ class home manufactured vehicle for so
2:3D p. m. A good program has been ar­
cently returned east without bidding all little money.
J. II. T o w n s e n d .
ranged. A cordial invitation is extended
their friends good-by.
W o have received a letter from G. A. to ail.
Miss Maud Tolleth left Saturday morn­ Graves, this week, in which bo ex­
J. R. Kelso, tho gardener, says he can
ing for her home in Fairbury, Nebraska, presses liis thanks for the kind treatment
greatly pleased with Newberg, both on lie receives from the county officers while beat his last year's exhibit of potatoes,
unfavorable as this year lias been for po­
account of the heallhfulneta of tho cli­ at the hotel P e Warren.
tato growing.
l ie informs us that he
mate and the pleasant associations formed
Mr. Spencer, of Portland, was iu town picked a number of fine Royal Ann cher­
here.
one day- last week visiting the various ries from a tree in Jesse Hobson’s young
The steamer Toledo has discontinued dryers and investigating tho work done.
orchard last Tuesday, the tenth.
its daily trips between this place and He will go to Philadelphia shortly, for
Luther Hill, Henry Morris, J. L. and
Portland, ami is now mak’ ng triw eekly I the purpose of introducing Oregon dried
Denny Myers spent all of last week in the
trips between McMinnville and Portland, I fruits.
Cascades on a deer hunt. The weather
leaving Newberg landing on Mondays,
Jos. Wilson believes in keeping up with was very unfavorable, as it rained every­
Wednesdays and Fridays at 7 a. m.
' the times, and in order to do this ho is day, hut tho hoys got a couple of fine
Mrs. Jas. Tice, who took first premium constantly adding now features to his cs-
deer, and say they could have killed a
on a collection of canary birds at the fair, ! tahlishment
Tho latest ¡3 a beautiful load of them if it had not rained so
is one of the most successful bird raisers nickel plated National cash register, re­
much.
in this section. She has raised this se a ­ ceived Monday.
J. D. Carter, who for a number of years
son something over forty, and it will pay
Phineas Roberts and Allen Smith had has run a big general merchandise store
any one well just to call and see and hear
some wood piled up at tho landing for the in Newborg, has sold out Ids entire es-
her beautiful yellow pets.
Toledo. W hen the water came up, how­ ^ a h h s h m e n tJ ^ J ^ K L ^ H o lb J Ed. has
Mrs. Harriet Scboin, of Omaha, who
worked for J. D. a good deal, and is fa­
lias been visiting with Can by Heston and ever, about ten cords of tho wood decided
miliar with tiie business. He is one of
family for a few days Htarted home Mon­ not to wait for the boat and went down
our most popular young men, and merits
the river by hand.
day morning. Mis. Sehoin is one of the
success in his new venture.
most able teachers in the Omaha schools,
Milt Gamut, who has been assisting J.
Rev. L. SI. Haworth, at one time a res­
and her husband is auditor of the Cuda­ If. Bowerman in his dryer for tho past
hy Packing Co. of that city.
two weeks, has returned to Salem. From ident of Newberg, hut who for several
years past lias been engaged in the min­
A ll McMinnville went down to see the there he expects to go to Oregon City and
istry for the M. 1C. church in Washington,
start
a
lunch
counter
in
company
with
a
steamer Toledo when she landed at that
has returned to Newberg, expecting to re­
place Sunday. I t was the first time in gentleman named Kenworthy.
main.
He will occupy Rev. Martin
several years that a boat lias run up the
W e are now ready with the best, cheap­ Cook’s house on Wynooski street.
Yam hill as far os tho county seat, hut ar­ est and biggest line of Clothing, Boots,
Last week in printing the list of pro"
rangements iiave been made for a regular Shoes, Hats, Caps and everything to
tri-weekly run belween that city and clothe the biggest man or tho smallest mimns awarded, we omitted tlio award
Portland as long as tho stage of tiie river boy. Come and see the reduction in on colleciiou of canary birds, which was
given to Mrs. M. F. Tice, and -Miss Addie
will permit.
prices for cash.
K a y & T odd .
M. Gard 2nd.
Also, tho premiums
The water in the river rose quite rapid­
Tho people of this community should awarded matched carriage teams, to Guo.
ly tiie latter part of last week and the
give men who get drunk and choke their Bryan 1st and A. J. Winters 2nd.
first of this, making it necessary for the
wives to understand that one of two things
An Oregon editor has nothing to lose
Toledo people to move their warehouse, |
would be healthy for them to do: behave and everything to gain by a visit to
which was done the first of the week.
themselves or leave the community. tho world’s fair, consequently the senior
Steamers are now plying between Salem
They ought also to impress the same les­ editor of the G r aph ic , accompanied by
and Portland, and we hear talk of a fast
son upon any man who is mean enough his wife, left last Wednesday for tho big
river line being established between In ­
to sell such a mail the whisky to make show. They will probably be zone about
dependence and Portland, in which the
him drunk.
threo weeks. Meanwhile, if the neigh­
well known steamers
aud . A . . l — , I — —
LO Ramona ......
I David
avid H
Hiatt and wife and Mrs. Alice bors will kindly continue bringing in a
toona will be used.
Thomas hi
have decided to tacklo tho res­ little somat! ing to help out, we will try
The Rev. Klwood Scott
Scott, of the Friends/ThomM
taurant
business in Newberg, having to keep the pi >cr going.
church, has accepted a
n cal! to tiie Friends! t,lurant b
Mrs. J. D. Carter has traded her resi­
church in Newberg, Oregon
Oregon, and will red rented
rented the
th< Calkins’ building on First
street
move with his family ■ to that place alienti I!1
. rr|lt ■ for
— that purpose. I Mr. and Mrs. dence projicrty to G. W . Grayson for his
the 20th of this month. Mr. Scott has Hiatt are old liands at the business, and farm northwest of town, and tho present
been pastor of tho Friends church here will come about as near making a success outlook is that they will become grangers
before long. By this trado Mrs. Carter
for the past eleven years and will Is1 sad­ of it as any one.
becomes possessor of as good a farm as
ly missed from this community. He is
W a n t e d :— Salesmen, to sell our choice
there
is around, and Grayson gets about
an able preacher and a successful evange­ and hardy nursery stock. Many special
list, and his services have been in great varieties to offer both in fruits and orna­ the best residence property in town.
Dunbar Bros, and Cobh arc not making
demand all over the east and south. He mentals, and controlled only by us. W e
had just made an engagement to conduct pay commission or salary, give exclusive ing their dryer work very satisfactorily,
»r e v iv a l at Brooklyn, N. Y ., during the territory and pay weekly. Write us at i being unable to produce sufficient amount
I of heat. W hat they aro unable to handle
holidays, but was compelled to cancel it once and secure choice of territory.
i themselves they are having dried by
in order to accept this call. The com-1
M a y B r o t h e r s , Nurserymen,
| others, so their loss will ho light. The
inunity to which lie goes is a prosperous
jl6t20
Rochester, N. Y .
Dunbar hoys have demonstrated this year
one. and the churcli membership num­
Perhaps some of tho readers would like
that Gross prunes are good for something,
bers over 800. We feel assured that all
to know in what resiiect Chamberlain's
if only to fool eastern buyers. They sold
denominations will join with The Record
Cough Remedy is better than any other.
tlio greater part of their crop in Chicago
in wishing Mr. Scott and his estimable
W e will tell you. When this remedy is
at a ret profit of $3 00 |>er bushel.
family abundant success in their new
taken as soon ns a cold lias been con­
field of labor.—Carthage, find ) Record.
“ I consider Chamberlain's Cough Rem­
tracted, and before it has become settled
“ During my term of service in the in tiie system, it will counteract the e ffect edy a s|>ecific for croup. It is very pleas­
army 1 contracted chronic diarrhea,” of the cold and greatly lessen it’s severity ant to lake, which is one of tlio most im-
say* A. E. Bending, of Halsey, Oregon. and it is tiie only remedy that will do | jiortant requisites where a cough remedy
“ Since then I have need a great amount this. It acts in perfect harmony with na­ I is intended for u»o among children. I
of medicine, but when I found any that ture ami it aids nature in relieving the have known of cases of croup v here I
would give me relief they would injure lungs, opening tho secretions, liquefying know the life of a li’ tlo one was saved by
my stomach, until Chamberlain's Colic, tiie mucus and causing its expulsion from tlio use of Chamberlain's Cough Item-
Cholera and Diarrbiea Remedy was the air cells of the lungs and restoring the i edy.” J. J. LaGrange, druggist, Avoca,
brought to my notice. I used it and will system to a strong and healthy condition j Neb. 50 cent bottles for sale by C. F.
say it is the only remedy that gave me No other remedy in the market possesses Moore A Co., Druggists.
I>ermanent relief and no bail resolta fol- these remnrkahlo projierties. No other
Edmund Robinson furnishes tho fol­
low.” For »ale by C. F. Moore & Co.. will core a cold so quickly. For salo by low ing data relative to tlio rainfall of this
Druggists.
C. F. Moore & Co., Druggists.
month.
As volunteer observer for the
The only Pure Cream o f Tartar Towder.—N o A:u:u
o Alciu.
Used in Millions of Homes —40 Years the Standard.
government weather bureau he keeps an
accurate account of the rainfall, tsmpera-
t ire, • tc , and Ids rejwrts may be reg.ir I-
ed .is reliable. “ Tbe rainfall so f ir this
month ha* been 4.1)3 inches to 7 p. m. on
the 8th. On the O h 0 ) inches fell while
on the 7th it was very excessive, lieiug
2 !)3 inches. In October 1 SOI. 5 30 inches
fell. In October 1092, 2 5"» inches, most
ot which fell in the ixtu-r part of tlie-e
months.” It will bo seen that wo Iiave
abend) had more than an average rain­
fall for the month, and ran reasonably
hope that th-» greater part of the remain­
der of the month will be free from rain.
An accident, which insulted fata!!)-, oc­
curred at Vincent’s mill n?ar M. i llotoii,
l.iit Friday morning. At a little after
!> a. in. Wm. Vincent, proprietor uf the i
mill, in attempting to remove a piece of ;
edging that had fallen down next to the
saw, fell in sirti a manner that his arm
came iu contact with tho »aw, which al
•
most severed it at the elbow. Drs, Me
i--
C-k:
\
Conucll and Littlefield were called, and
,
,V r • Y -
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the arm was amputated between tho el­
bow and shoulder, and everything done
that could lie done to relieve tho suffer­
ings of thd wounded man. As a consid-
erahle timo had elapsed after the accident
till anyone had sufficient presence of |
mind to cord the arm, which hied very
profusely, tho doctors on their return, ex­
pressed fear that Mr. Vincent would not
COL. C. W. DRAM.
recover, and Saturday morning news was
S U N S T R U C K IN B A T T L E !
received that ho died at a little alter sov- j
PR . M IL E S M E D IC A L CO. F tk it a k t ,
I n n —I must say tin* liestoratlv« Xorvino en Fiiday evening, lie was well known j
i'ml N erve aud Live;* i ’illa lnivo done mo
to most peoplo in this vicinity, and v.as !
jjrcat coot!.
r o l l Yi: \r.s i h a v e n o t f x c l t a s
looked upon hv all as being a man above
m .i.i) a s n o w .
The spirting point of iny disease wna a tho average, both as a citizen and a neigh- ì
sunstroke received in tattle before l ’ort
Hudson, Louisiana. June llth, l':'.L I’ p to tier. The afflicted family have tho sym­
tlio time of beginning to take I)r. Miles pathy of all.
ft j j
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Kenieiiifs
e m e d ie s I I had
liad had a con-
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1* the place to buy
Anything
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well of them.
Yours trulv.
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ous Prostration, Dizziness, Spnsme, Sleep«
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Habit. Contains no opiates or dangerous drugs.
Sold on a Positive Guarantee:.
On. IV! S L E S ’ ?! LLS, 50 D o sss 2 5 C t s .
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tinual distracting pain in my
head; also, weak spoils, nnd iho past four
years I have had to give up everything
of an netlvo character, and stay in tho
homo f o r f** i fl
if* ■**> months at
a t i in a ; L t V H L M could not
walk a cross th« street. 1 KNOW YOLK
nssuKDJi:s i i a y :: ctti i k i > ml ; and that
tho cur * w ill l>* permanent. S e v e ra l
Grocery Line.
in T h o
K Y K K Y T U I X a F I K X S II A N D C L E A N .
ACTUAL NEED
S ch ool Ite p o r t.
Report of school Dist. No. 0, for the
month beginning September Uii, and [
ending September 21), 1893.
04 THE LINE OF
Number of days taught,
19
“
“ “ attendance,
4791
“
“ “ ahsen.ro,
“
times lardy,
“
enrolled,
Average number belonging,
daily attendance,
2ti!
Number of visitors,
1
Will be prompt’.- relieved by ealtliiz ou ine. I nm a philanthropist by persuasion and am al­
Those pupils who were neither absent
nor tardy wore Rosa Burrows, Alta l ’latts, ways prepared to olTer big bargains tu my Hue. Picture Frames made to order, a specialty.
Fir. t 8tree\
j Outavia Sandora and Kllnu Sanders,
Newberg, Oregon.
Csi.utDA ll.n s
Teacher.
W - T . J¡ Æ A O Y .
O ltK G O N S I A T K V. E V I H L U S1CKYICIÎ.
Machine Oil at Mount's.
pos S T O F F I C E D R U G S T O R E
b :\ m m a k y .
F o r Kent.
Two good rooms in the Hoskins’ build­
ing.
A. M. H o s k in s .
F o r Sale.
A farm of 250 acres, 4'._. miles north­
west of Newberg. For particulars inquire
at this office.
Notice.
A ll persons knowing themselves in­
debted to J. B. Mount ere requested to
call and settle immediately. Silver taken
at face value.
Stam ps W a n te d .
I am making a collection of canceled
stainns for sale, and would be very thank­
ful to any who uiav save the stamps from
their old letters for me. A ll kinds of
stamps wanted, hut Columbian preferred.
D ismuiixa E llis .
W an ted .
Agents for Yamhill County to sell the
Photographic Tour of the World, com­
prising over 550 views of objects of inter­
est throughout tlio world. ("5 00 to $1-5.00
per day can he made. Sells readily, even
during hard times. Write for particulars.
M alik !e Co., Gait. Agts.,
248 Stark St.,
Portland, Ore.
S i ’ ringbrook , Or., September, 1803.
CARMES A FI LL LINK OF
Elevation above tea level......... . .490 ft
Mean tempurutui«............................... 58°
Departure from normal................... — 2a
Maximum lumper.itine. 9 1°. date. . 1st
Minimum temperature . 41°. .date., ik.’d
Mean of maximum temperature....... 07°
“
“ minimum
“
49°
Number times maximum
“ 90° er
ure
r ug s for
r e s c r p it io n s
above................................................ 1
Number times minimum temperature
32° or bolow .................................... 0 Perfumes, Fancy and Toilet Article?, Paints, Oils, Varnish and Oil Color.
Number times minimum temperature
lino lino of the
40* of below...................................... 0
Total precipitation...................... 3 27 in.
Departure from normal..............x0.<’>7 in.
Greatest precipitation iu 24 consecu­
tive hours, and date................. 1) 75 in.
ciato 19th.
Number of clear days ........................ 19
IPilSSCHtPTÎMNS CAUKFl-M.Y COM-{
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rouNDKi) D a y oit N ig h t .
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“ of partly cloudy days...............
5
“ cloudy days............................... 15
“ of days on which .01 or more of
precipitation fell............................. 13
Number of days on which .04 or more
of precipitation................................ 8
Dates on which liai! fe ll................... 19th
E dmi ' nd R obinson , Observer.
Popular Patent and Family M edicines
P
Mrs. Win. IIun*cr, of Cordolivor, who
for several mouths has been at the hos­
pital in Portland receiving treatment for
cancer, died there on Wednesday, m il
will he buried in this city today. Funer­
al services will bo held at the Presbyter­
ian church at 1 p. m. Mrs. Hunter wa*
a noble Christian woman, greatly loved
by thoso who knew her. Tlio sympathy
of the entire •community is extended to
the sorrowing son and husband in thoir
hour of deep atliction.
.
Also a
Blank Rooks, Stationery, School Books and School Supplies.
C. F. MOORE & CO.
Newberg Nursery,
A . K . C O O L E R & CO.
Wo t.iko this plan to inform tho public that wo aro hotter than ever prepared to sup­
M EW IVlILUtiERY.
ply tho trade this Fall in tho lino of a
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF FRUIT TREES.
\ ï
I’ai ties desiring to set orchards this FaU will make money by calling on or coneo
ponding with ns before placing (heir orders.
Mrs. L l ;nb and Mrs, Holley
T)EPOT LUMBER YARD.
MILLINERY GOODS,
W .
All tiie Latest Hoveltiea
of the season. Goods cheap for cash,
and see us before buying.
( all
3?.
H E A O O G K ,
Rough and Dressed Lumber, Doors and Windows, Brackets,
Amt will be pleased t > show the Ladles of
Newberg and vicinity
Turning:«, Shingle,!, Lath, Pickets, Lime, Sand, Glaaa, Nails and all kinds of Building Mate
; rial and Builders' Hardware.
N o w h e rs, O re go n
J. R. HUNT.
F. E. HADLEY,
KYI
Manufacturers of
OREGON.
tfEWBERO,
A. HODGSON
HADLEY, HUNT & CO.
First Class Drain Tile.
M A IN S TR EET M ARKET,
H . I ) . F O X , P r o p r ie t o r ,
M a rrie d .
P
E iY T IT S T S T Y L E S o f W A L L P A P E R .
Have j-ist received « nice line of
Hied.
D
Wo am prepared to make n superior quality of drain tile in nil sizes.
I-nrgo orders promptly
A t tiie resiilenco of Mrs. M. K . Taitt,
filled. Correspondence solicited. Price list on application. Corner Main <s Dayton Streets.
at Moscow, Idaho, on Tuesday evening,
U N T IE W ie iE IE ò G r ,
A
good
supply
of
October 10,1893, Miss Anise II. Brown,
of Newberg, Oregon, to Mr. Harry It.
Clough, of Moscow. Mr. Clough is re
ported to be an excellent young man, a
Usually on hand. Our endeavor In to supply
member of ono of the prominent drug
firms of Moscow, and will bo remembered our patrons with the best of everything in our
line.
Main street, one door north of Hard­
as having visituJ hero eouio timo in July wick’s photo gallery.
last. Mrs. Clough is well known to New­
W E HELL FOR
WE lit Y FOR
berg people, as one of our most refined
and competent young ladies, and all will
join with us in wishing them a long, hap­
WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION.
py and prosperous married life. They
will make their boino in Moscow, where
r AND
I f you w ant good and cheap homes,
they will he at homo to their friends alter
In u licidtliy locality on the h'outheru
the 15th.
_
l ’aeillc Itailroad,
M arried : —In this city, on Thursday,
October 5, Mr. Tlios. Jones and Miss
Nora I! Wood, Rev. Martin Cook offlc ia
oiR Æ ia-oirsr.
5cof, Pork & Mutton
TO
Cash le a t Market!
.
'Home Seekers.
Oregon Pacific Railroad Co.
C8 IE TO MARION.
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Austin & Stanley.
0 . W . H A D L K Y , R eceiver.
DYSPEPSIA
Is that misery experienced when
suddenly made avraro that you
possess a diabolical arrangement
called stomach. X o two dyspep­
tics havo tho came predominant
symptoms, but whatever form
dyspepsia takes
T7 io underlying cause
in tiie L i m i t ,
and one thing i.4 certain no one
w ill remain a dyspeptic w ho w ill
I t trl!l correct
A c id ity o f
Stomach,
E rtpelfonl fipnci,
A lla y Irritation ,
Aanist D igestion
Uad (.1 1’ 3 «c.n.o
Sima
Start trie L iv e r wttrMmy and
all bodily ailment*
will disappear,
• T r r *5— thm three
1 s* r*cr#d * :th
f>ysp-p«ia in if» r.-nr*t form. I tried ter-rat
ifoct'rrr., ' t t v ’^7 ?fTor'ied nor^t.rf. A t I*st I tried
ir.mmon« Lirer Regulator, which cured m* in a
abort t ire. It i» a good medicine, i
not
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I t l i n U l ft t o ., PUMrtpkte,!».
Low rates between ii&u Francisco aud Port-
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Sold by G. F. Moore && Co.
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School & Church Privileges
River Stenmrrs Wm. M. Hong A Throe Sisters
ABOVE TH E A V E R AG E .
leave Portland rtundty, Wednesday and I ridity
at « u. in. Leave Sidem, north, Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday a t «» h . m.
Unim proved land $12 to i25 per acre.
P w-enger fare, Newberg to Portland or Ha-
1 lem, 00 cents.
L arge farm* $20 to $.50 per «ere. Clear­
For any inf )rmatiou desired, address
ed hind in -5 to 20 acre lots, $40 to $00
It. li. MCLCAHY,
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T. W ARDLAW.
Gen I H'lpt.,
per aero.
T. F. »fc P. A.
Corvallis, or.
Land Sot to Fruit
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J. T. lO EJd m p list,
| Of Dca Moines, Iowa, write« under date of •
March 1 M, DO 1:
* S. B. M e d . M ? « . C o ,
Dufur, Oregon.
(ientfenirn *
On arriving home l.tcf
i found nil
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Express & General Delivery.
•J. I). Ite li, I*ro j»rlc t«»r.
T am prepared to do ft general delivery busi
ne-s. Goods nr exprev-delivered to any part
of the citynt re«*-.nable rates. Headquarter*
at Morris, Miles A Co's store.
JOSEPH COOK,
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M A R IO N ,
O R ECO N.
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PHI NO
Quaker City Poultry Yard. S
girl,
itru! on»*-half year* old, w ho
Iutd uiiHinK a w ay lo V ,S potimN, is m»w
w»dl, atrong and vigorous, and
well
iW!ir>d up. H. B. Cough C ure ha* dor.e
■ lie work wolJ. Both of tlio children like
it. Y ou r H B. Cofigli C oro lm « cured ('. F. Butler, Breeder «n 1 F in d er i f Id. Bruit
«m l kept a w ay all buinteneea from me.
ma Fowls. l>«tkc of York and Auto­
S i give it to every one, with greetingfl for |
crat strains.
all. W ish in g you prosperity, we aro
Y ou r#f
M u. A M kh . J. K. F o r d .
If v<> i wlah to f» i-1 freah and cheerful. nn<l
ready * r th*» Hprlng’a work, eleaii** y«»ur ays
i. * i with the ll<-id
and Liver Cure, by
I tnkiii" two or tlir»:«’ d **!••* e »eh week.
.Vieent* per hnUl« by all draegluta.
1 un ¡er * positive guarantee by C. K.
and tend: d In good shape, one, tw o or
three years, $80 to $100 per acre.
C'orrespondenee solicited. Address,
Strok first r| i«i i:i every respect
Fggs f« r sale
slid MtlsfaetioD guaranteed.
BRANCH
Poultry Yard
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Wyandottes a Specialty.
The licet and most popular breed.
I- 4 0 : for sale at -42 (HT si 11 i UK " I l"’ -
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