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V ........... T. J. Foiiles of Mnrquam w as in town \\ eduesday. TOLEDO —TIMK CARD. ■' — i — ...i i- ■!. ' C O L L K Q »: I T f - l t s . Sntu rd a)*. excursion« Vacation nearly here. OUR PRICES TELL THE STORY. The excursion by steamer Grey Eagle on short ! to Salem on last Saturday was quite well patrouixed, considering the uncertainty « A very j«>lly crowd went on the ex- of the weather, there i cing something eursion Saturday, Anyone finding a small boy's overcoat C TE AMIRS ALTON A AND RAM ON I A. like a hundred passengers aimard. The j -Y*k ' alva Martin lor a view of his will please inform J. R. Smith. (Going south, rea l d o w n : north, up.; steamer left the wharf at a little past mammoth pencil and pen. d a il y boats . Henry Gee and W. J. Strong of Mc Attend class «lay exercises, Tuesilay five o’clock and made the run to Salem a. m l v . Portland ar __ p. in. Minnville were in town Wednesday. 6:t > Oregon City ............. ì i y t a É M t a 1, s u ll morning at 10 o’clock a. in. by noon. Pacific Band was on ixiani 11:10 ................ ..Newberg................a. in. m ' t e k U « n i 7 V spools M lor - W Westery Refinery, 19fi> for IpMiV Eleven will graduate out of the Sen. J. C. MeCrca was in Portland Tues and furnished excellent music for the 4:30 p.m . Salem .................. 7:0>) .. .. a r . Independence l v .......... ... day looking after that Astoria job. Prep, class Tuesday afternoon. trip. 8 U S DAY S. ¡hija,, s a u liv i Bran is, ituiutitut Svlcs 9:00 a. ni..........i.v. Portland ar . p. m. 8:30 Pres. Newlin went to Scotts M ills J. II. Townsend’s have moved to the Some of the party visited the state 1;:30 p. ni Nevvoera...................... 12 30 U lil'J j at 4 '., 5i_,o. a i l 6 \ U d ita s i, ==. , « * « , , t lk 0:30 .......... . S ilem ............... a. m. 10:10 Crater property near the M. E. church. buildings and loukeil the capital city ov Eriilay, returning on Saturday. 9.00 8 :»j_ . . a r . Independence r.v The Misses Myrtle Gardner mid Stel er but the larger number went directly £ «^ * F r e e hack meets boat at Newberg. Selling at cost—call and be assured. to the fair grounds, after they had satis la Smith were at college Tuesday after , B a k iu k & B a r b ie . K. A N. CO.—TIME CARD. noon. 0 Steamer . Mr. and Mrs. King Wilson of Portland fied the demands of stomachs made H SLOO Elmore leaves Portland Sundays and S',00 The boys from California report n Post White, 35fi. for - - Apron ( ’ necks. 20 var Is for Thursdays at 0 a. in. Ret..ruing leaves Salem visited with Howard Williams Tuesday. empty by an unusually early breakfast. Tuesdays and Saturdays at ti a in. redwood most excellent time in ttie At the gate a general kick was made Steamer Modoc leaves Portland Mondays, Miss Ora Terrell ami Ida Woods vis Before, 10.\ ntul lie. Wednesdays au l Fridays at 7 a. in., returning by the public at the charge of fifty cents forests. the following days. Pass Newberg on the ited Miss Dora Crawford, at Dayton, iDiilitillgUj Now, 7o. and 80 . Shortly after school closes Miss Ser fy fty 25C. gate fee and many Salem ¡«eople refused down trip at (5:20 a. in. Thursday. O liver A Coicord agents for railway lines. to go, saying they did not care so much geant goes to her new home in Cali F. H. Storey will move to the Mrs. for the particular fifty cents hut they fornia. OREGONIAN R A IL W A Y DIVISION M m W i , i Leavitt property in the west end of town did not want tc Examinations—“ The substance of aesMuSss* At almost your own price. ' rage the niannge- î i à r l p ,.ii» lk PO R TLAN D AND Y A M IIIL L R A IL W A Y . next week. meat in such extravagant charges. The | things hoped for, the evidence of things Trains arrive at Newberg as follows: North. South. F. A. Morris, Mrs. N. E. Britt, Dr. G. college boys so far as heard from all llot learned.” 7 a. m. *12:30 p. in. A large ami well assort«'«! stock of NEW GOODS JUST IN , at prices as Too young. That'a what the faculty 12:30 p. m. 6:05 p. m. W. McConnell and con Warren were in made the same complaint so that it ap- low as the lowest, here or Portland, ]>eared to bo unsatisfactory all round. . sll>"s of the isen. Preps, in regard to ♦Every other day. the city Thursday. In this line ave have some special bar¡ ains that will last for some time. Passenger and Freight Rates to all points. Mrs. A. M. Woodward and children Just where the responsibility laid no one their having a party, cau be obtained ’ from * C. B. FRiSSELL. seemed to know to a certainty but all Mrs. Martin who has been working Agent Newberg. visited with friendsin Portland Wednes seemed to want the other fellow to carry ' iu the east in behalf of the college I*. FISIIKR. Newspaper Advertising Agent, day and Thursday. Y o u r s f o r bu siness, J V r O T ^ Z E ^ . T S &C M I L E S - 21 Merchant’s Exchange, San Francisco, the burden of it. ! reached home Monday. U our authorized agent. This paper is kept on L . L. Palmer, and wife who have la-en No charge was made this year for scats ! Chapel exercises were led by Oscar Ole in his ollice. at Monmouth, for several weeks return in the grand stand but not a single pro Cox and Ore Price, Monday, in giving ed home last Friday. gram cojld bo had short of ten cents. an account of their trip. Local Events. Nelson Morrison of Salem spent last Miss Sargeant represented our college The management from beginning to end «Sunday in town visiting with his broth seemed to lie one scries of blunders, ami in the musicsl and elocutionary enter rarkerA Holsonare giving away hats. er Prof. Edwin Morrison. unless a change i.< made it will not bo tainment in Snletn Saturday night Rev. A .T . Ware, the new pastor, will long before the Oregon Inter-collegiate What has become of the Freshman J. C. Porter spent last Sunday at Sher have charge of the services at Friends tielii «lay which lias been looke 1 forward picnic which was to he held on the idan. church next Sunday night. to with a great deal of pleasure by col summit o f Old lialdy. Were they too The Graphic and the Orugonian (or M . Hollingsworth received a telegram lege people and lovers of athletics gen young? $ 2 . 00 . An invitation lias been extended by from LaGrand Wednesday stating that I erally, will he a thing of the past, owing A new line of Perfumes at H ill’s drug tiie faculty to all to utteml the various liia daughter, was seriously sick. to a lack of patronage. store. Btill holds forth with everything In Its line A competitive military drill which exercises during tiie coining commence Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Edwards have W . T. Macy and family were in Me- that the trade calls for. Come and see and been in attendance at the State Sandayl was to have taken place at 1 :'! 0 , be ment week. you may buy or not, ns you please. Minnville Wednesday. Bo in attendance at the Friends tween the cailets of the Oregon Agricul school convention in Portland this week. I church Sunday and hear the Bacca J. T. Smith and Mrs. J. 1!. Mount The A. O. U. W . picnic at McMinn - 1 tural College ami a company of Salem laureate sermon to be preached by were in the city Thursday. vilie on last Saturday was attended by a State militia did not begin until after 2 D ric e s c h e e r fu lly g iv e n . A t y o u r s e rv ic e . Pres. Newlin. o'clock anil this took up an hour's time Miss Dcma Reece is visiting at J. B. number of the members of tiie Newberg Prof. Lewis lias been compelled to ab V/ili b© w reathed with a m ost e n c a s in g much to the dissatisfaction of those wiio David’s on Chehalem mountain. lodge. sm ile , a ft e r you invest in a sent himself from the school room for cared more for tiie athletic sports. Charles Hadley of Dayton was in town President Newlin and Edmund Rob the last few days, Mrs. Lewis being The O. A. 0. cadets made a fine show Wednesday after a load of lumber. inson drove over to Scotts Mills on busi-' ing, scoring 31 points out of a possible some worse. Pacific College commencement opens ness last Friday and returned on Satur-' Miss Lida Hanson and Id. F. Allen 40, while the militia only scored 15 today with Field Day sports on the col day. have been taking examinations for points. GC.Utr*Pi:0 WITH IT3 NEW lege campus. The Junior class in the college has | The delay in beginning the program state certificates, at the college during PINCH TEHSSuH, Attorney Clarence Butt made a busi challenged all the other students and a and the dilatory management made it the past week under the direction of I A LW A Y S GO TO ness trip down the Willamette to Tooze’s big time is expected on the college cam necessary for a large part of the crowil Pres. Nowlin. TEtiSiOfl INDICATOR Two Freshmen maidens lost in the Landing Tuesday. pus today. to leave the grounds before the exercises capital city after walking about four B. C. Miles is expecting his uncle Joel miles. “ Oil! we had such a pleasant AUTOMATIC T E H * RELEASER, Capt. Garvin of the Salvation Army were over. Bean here from San Jose, California, announces ice cream a"d cake at the The University of Oregon led in the little walk!” F ir s t a n d M o r id ia n S tr e o ts , t \ / 1 T 7 1 1 % Ore Price led V. M. ( ’. A. Sunday Tus inert compute and useful devices ever NEWOERC.CRE. soon, for a few weeks’ visit. barracks today from 3 to 6 and after events from the start and it was soon V T J 1 V / V y i l l J T t X added to any tewing machine. afternoon. He took missions for his seen that tiie state school would take tiie theme and gave au earnest appeal in Charley Larkin, son of J. S. Larkin, evening services. For everything: in the grocery line. You w ill always find on mv shelves n targe ami w ell selected stock of Staple nut! K.tucy Groceries, NYootlenwnre. Crockery, Stoneware, Glassware» r i t e Y v n r r a ia has bought the McRymal farm of two behalf o f them. Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Skinner were cup. Lamps, Flower Dots, etc. Everything sold ut lowest livin g price for cash. The Oregon Agricultural college and hundred acres on the road to Dayton called to Portland the first of the week Left again! So said about thirty of above Dundee. Y produce t.ikcn In exchange for good,8. A fair investigation of my goods and p on account#of the sickness of one of Willamette University were close con the boys, a half hour after the “ iluhl I ask. £ 8|r“ <ioods delivered to all parts of the city, and to the boat lauding. testants for second place while Pacific Eag'e” had left the Salem dock Inst Stanley & Cooper arc again in charge their daughters who lives in the city. Saturday evening. College, Pacific University and Mon of their meat market on First street W . J. Stater drives a pretty good Prof. Folger ha 3 stuffed and arranged A>i will servo a id plceee you up to the full where they will l>e found ready to cut horse aial buggy since the election—but mouth Normal stood but little show. two bats recently captured by Prof. limit of your expectations. juicy steak for their old customers. tiie election had nothing tb do with it. The Pacific College boys did some fine Morrison, and placed them on exhibi A ctive D ealers W anted in unoccu work and showed that the£ had. good tion iu the museum. pied territory. Liberal terms. Addiese, Toe contract for building the wagon W . J. always likes to drive a good horse. The tick took, tick tock, o f giur old staying qualities, but in a contest against iM^jjrc at the Wirf place on the road to Cards have been received here during colleges that have teams of twenty-live clock has not been heard «luring the WHITE SEWING MACHINE Dayton was let to Frank Wood. The the week announcing the wedding of past week, but thanks to the Junior or moro it was nijiossible to win first tinkers it is going again. F r nidations and C LE V E LA N D . O. Newberg Milling Co. will furnish the Miss Jennie M. Larsen to Cornelius place. Although we did not win much at lumber. Bright which will he solemnized at Was Face ami Fancy Mold Brick a Speciality, The captain of the Grey Eagle got Salem last Saturday, our hoys made a ’ rices from $5-00 per thousand up. C all nr write for particulars. Rev. A. T. Ware concluded not to wait co, Oregon, on Sunday, June 14, 1896. nervous and pulled out before the time very creditable showing for the chance A g e n t , M c M in n v ille , O r. for the Hodson cottage to be finished. The Racket Store, 2n«l door cast of announced for leaving Salem and left they have had in training. He rented and moved to the Dr. Moore Post Office, has a tine assortment of something more than thirty of tiie ex Miss Mabel G'utts dhl not remain in N i'w b c p j', - - - - - O rego n property on the corner of Third and laces, silk mitts, hosiery, iidk’fs, and cursionists in the city. Most of tiie school until its close, hut stopped work, and has gone to Ashland where Center streets Wednesday. notions of all kinds that are being sold crowd went to the Armory where they she will remain for the summer. The farmer has to sell his stock cheap very cheap. Eggs taken in exchange for were well provided with militia blank The athletic exercises to he held to \v P T T F A i O f l t I'fcFOT LUMBER YABP, 6 - 12 t 2 and it is cheap meat that you want, goods. ets for the night and the boys had a jol day will he the most interesting that >V . 1 . I l f i A L U L l V , NEWBERG, OREGON. W ATCH M AK ER while it is your money I want. Take The Whittier, (Cal.) Register says: ly time. They came down on the Ra have yet been held The Juniors tight the whole school for the most points. DOORS. LATH, GLASS, CEDAR. advantage of the supposed short life of “ Elwood Armstrong ami family left mona Sunday morning. WINDOWS. LIME, s a s h KIR. »sn JE W E L E R , the Central Meat Market and buy meat Whittier last Friday for Wheatland, MOTI.DINGS. SAND, W EIGHTS, REDWOOD. C o llege Commencement. Cure« Croup. HI!INGLES. II \ ! It, CURD, Y K L L 'W P IN K at hard time prices. J. S. B aker . Oregon, where they will reside an in The fifth annual commencement of Solicits the pitronage o f his old I ’ldinua B u ild e r s H a r d w a r e . ETC., ETC. “ Mv three children are all subject to Friends who need watch repairing done. Word was received here a few days definite time on account of the ill health croup; I telegraphed to Sail Francisco, Pacific College which opens today with ago announcing the marriage of Harvey of Mrs. Armstrong's mother, Mrs. An got a half dozen bottle 3 of F. It. Cough | Field Day exercises on the college cam 2 7 0 M o r r is o n St. P O R T L A N D , O il. White at his home in Indiana. Harvey trim, who has long been an invalid. Cure. It is a perfect remedy. God « pus, will he full of interest to all lovers w as one of Newherg’s hoys a few years Isaac Kay the young man spoken of bless you for it. Yours, etc., J. H. j of education and educational institutions. ago and he 1 ms a large number of friends last week who had been visiting with Crosier, Grants Pass, Or. «r>0 cents per A cordial invitation is extended to the ENTISfUY. public to he present at the various exer here who still hold him in the highest Dr. Littlefield's, but who went to his bottle. For sala by all druggists. cises. Balovv will bo found the program esteem. Prosperity and long life to you I home in Porthuul a sick man died last There were a large number of b'nhlers of all the exercises of tiie week: Harvey. Tuesday of appendicitis. He was a New iu* nr, O regiin. O p en ed in S u tto n ¿ t C h r is te n s o n ’s O ld S ta n d . both for furnishing the public school Friday, June 12, 10 a. m. and 2 p. m., Gold filling. Foamless gold Crowns and The United Artisan excursion by bright student of medicine and would Bridge work u npeciilty. A ll kinds Amalgam with wood an«i doing tiie janitor work Field Day. steamer that was to have been run from have graduated next year, had lie lived, Sabbath, June 14, 11 a. m., Baccalau Bone and Silver filling done. Also artificial next year. Dr. Esther Barnard takes teeth with gold fillings at bedrock prices. All Portland to Newberg on last ¡Sunday did Mothers will find Chamberlain's Cough j tiie contract for furnishing old fir wood reate .Services, President Thomas New work warranted. lin. not make the run, owing to the cool Remedy especially valuable for croup corded up in the basement of tiie build Kabbath, June 14, 8 p. m., Address be cloudy weather. This has been rather land whooping cough. KNTlsritY. It will give' ing at $ 1.00 per cor«), and Luther fore the Christian Associations, Rev. A. I an unpropitious springtime for excur 1 prompt relief and is safe and pleasant-! Charles will do the j.initor work for |T. Ware, Newberg. sions and out door picnics up to the pres | We have sold it for several years and it j a .« n- *i i Monday, June lo, 2 i>. n:., Address bo- j f()re U|e O ^ c n t Literary Society, Rev. N ew berg:, O re g o n . ent time and just when a change for the has never failed to give the most perfect j *12.9o per month. ScAinlCKM gold crow nr, bridge work, gold I John Larson arrived here from M inn-, J. \V. Cowan, Oregon City. better is to come Pague, the weather j satisfaction. G. W.Richards, Duquesne «liv e r mid bone fillin g«; aluminum or rubber j Monday, June 15, 8 p. in., Musical t esota last Monday and spent the day pinte«: teeth extracted without pain. Price« j man sayetli not. Pa. «FoM by A. T. Hill, druggist. Recital. reasouuble. looking over tiie town with J . C. Clem - | Elocutionary ,p | W . X. Sutton left here on Wednesday Alex Nichols ami J. C. McCrea, wlio enson before going out on the moun-! Exercises, June 16, 10 a. m., Class Day ¡ I on a business trip to tiis former home at had a contract for furnishing a lot of Prepara- A TT O R N K Y -A T LAW. tain where he has a brother living. Mr.| Tue -ljy, June 16, 2 p. Lakeview in the southeastern part of piling for the Astoria railroad, received Larson saw Oregon a few vears ago but j Graduating Lxcrcises. the state. He had intended to make a telegram from head quarters a few Ex- like i, „ 1 1 to remain « I You nr res|iectfully invited to call an«l inspect the trip across the country on his wheel days ago countermanding the order. Wednesday, June 17, 10 ;i ni., Oom- Prompt attention givcu to all legni basine**. stock ut any time whether you buy or not. but owing to the snow in the Cascades They had aleady commenced to get the ' that time. N e w b e r g ;. O r e g o n . Ex ere ¡ hup lie shipped his wheel to a point in north timber out and of course it is quite a ' Thc statement made many years ago . tnencement O ffice - Hcconfl Floor Wedticsdnv, June 17, 4 to 6 Lunk of Newberg Bulbilug. ern California where he will get off and disappointment. It seems that Mr. that “ man cannot live by bread alone” ! President's Reception. ------------------------ mount liia silent steed. He will prob , Hammond is doubtful about being able is as true ns it ever v.as—lie must have a nice juicy steak or a roast of meat to go F o r file K l i l n r j *. W ho ran think ably be gone about three weeks. to float his I) mds since the election c f &or.ie simple with it. Stanley A Cooper are always “ I nm 63 years ol«l; have had kiilney thing to patent? Mrs. Vannie Martin arrived home has indicated that Oregon is somewhat ready to furnish their customers with Protect your Ideas; they may bring you wealth. disease nini constipation for 25 years. W rite JOHN \VEDDF.KBURN A CO.. Patent Attor- populistic in sentiment. from the east the first of the week after neya. Washington, I>. C., fo r th* tr $1,1»» priao offer the best of frer.li and smoked meats. Am now well—used yourS. 15. Headache and list o f tw o hundred invention* wanted. an absence of several months, working Loren Nelson who lives at the foot of Dr. Littlefiehl made a flying trip to an«l Liver Cure one year. Useil 0 but as financial agent for Pacific College. the mountain north of town came into I.nFayctto Wednesday. He says the tles at 53 cents each. J. H. Knight, 8 he lias been quite successful in the town last Tuesday morning with liin but Youn* for business, I.aFayette people are highly elated over Rutledge, Or.” For sale by all drug work but she thought best to come ter and eggs us his custom is, and after the prospect of work t>egiuning on the gists. YOUR PATRONAGE home for the summer, as it seemed lie had finish«’« 1 making his exchanges at locks in the Yamhill river at an early difficult to continue the work at present, Morris A Miles’ store tie was accoste 1 by When in the eity you will find the Es- Lightest, RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. owing to the absence from home «luring a stranger whom he did not recognize, day. iiioinl hotel a very convenient and home Easiest The Oregon Pioneer Association meets the heated term of many she desired to hut who turned out to be a brother of like house to put up at. W orking, call on and the political agitation during his who hail arrived here the day before in Portland next Tees lay when <>re- gons goMen anniversary will he celebrat The Hens have Imcn the salvation ’ tost presidential year which makes it ditli- from North Dakota. The two old men A v o id C onftu m ptlon. o f Oregon during these free trndo cult to get the attention of the people. walked off together talking in their na ed by the oi l settlers. Hon. George II. By stopping that cough. Wo know Accurate, times. You want the best breed. Try Mrs. Martin's many warm friends are tive language as intently as two small Williams will deliver the u«!dress. of no better remedy for coughs and Compact, The Childrens Day exercise at Friends colds than the S. 15. Cough Cure. 50 glad to see her at home again. boys would under the same circum Most Modern and progressive church on la«t Sumluy nig it were at- cents per bottle. For sale by all drug It is with regret that the Graphic an stances. For **atalo$ne or Information write to The citizen* of Newberg arc probably tetided by a large gathering ami the lit gists. nounces that Prof. J. J. Jessup will leave us at the close of this school year not aware that wa cam? very nearly hav tle folks were at their best. New !!avcn . Conn. Prof. Thomas ami a half doaea of the to take the prineipalship of the Acade ing a circus here last Sunday night, hut Pau3ic University stodenta came over we did. On Sumiay morning at 4o’clo k my at Whittier, California. He has A 1.1« Nal1.it. N. Co's steamer Salem from Forest Grove last Friday an«l went been a metnlier of the faculty of the old O. R. Pacific C'hleg' for four years, a p >s . left Portlan 1 with a circus outfit, includ to Salem on th“ excursion. Consumption nn«l bronchitis are not Gold Medal, M idwinter r r. hy any mean, the «iiinie, although it Is tion whicli he has filled to the entire ing a barge loa led with horses, big ele E. ( \ 15“ k, a prepos ■.■».¡ng appearing satisfaction of all who have been con phants and general circus trappings, and young man from B use, Idaho, was here haril lo «liatlngulsh one from the other Bronchitis Is r i i In flam mat loo o f the nected with the college and the hoard some two hundred men nn«i women ac tiie first of the week calling on a young lining o f the wllnl tulies or air Vinsets would have been more than willing to tors an 1 roustabouts on Istar I the s’e.im- friend of his in town. of the lungs, musing sorer.c-s o f the retain him hut a gool offer Was male cr, headed f «r Albany, where they ln;«e I Charley Butler ami family returned snn«e, coogh, sore throat, hoarseness, him in California un«l this, in addition to arrive in time for a show on Monday from Scott * Mills Wednesrlay where After laboriously puffing* they had ta cn for several «lays visiting ■ ll.fieulty of breathing, spitting of mat to a view he has of giving his younger afterimMi. ter ami sometimes hltxxl. Thousands brothers a chance to attend college, in- an 1 tugging away all day the old steam with relatives. ull nglish course die annually with this dread disease ^.duced him to decide to m ike the chang . er p.is«e«l Siwberg and inanagi-l to LHLNCH AND GERMAN. Boy your groceries of Porter—nice '¿ . À Wi bur’s Cough Cure will cure. Price Prof. Jessup is an all roun«l college man reach Ray’s Lun ling at dark where they and fresh. The best of every thing— BUSINESS BRANCHES The elephant 50 cents. For sa’e hy all Druggists. whose place will be hard to fill, both in tie«l up for the night. the best is always the cheapest. B o o k k e e p in g , s h o r t h a n d , T e l e g r a p h y . the class room and on the cimptts with bones imbed« «! in the earth about the Birr.—«To Mr. and Mrs. L«-w is Jones, !> «• Hack. the stu«lents. and in his departure New mouth of Chehaiem creek go to show on T tesday June 9, litfM a twelve pound C . Tr;inHp«»rt:*t ion Co. h;i8 berg w i l l loose a most estimable family. that at soim remote peri.ol thee«? mon m a il«’ arra ; i*enitrnirt wiili Everett VYW k - girl. May sucrass attend thir efforts in their sters spurted the waters of the Willam a ner to run free ha< k D» carry G oto Newlx rg Cl ilhiug Ihiu-c an«l newly ch o se n liehl of labor and let them ette but it has been quite a, breakfast gers to the ntffiMfker* Allons a v i Hsinona. A liont car it way every » tv. First chuts Most Perfect Made. r e m e m b e r that the latch string at New spell since real live specimens have buv a nice summer suit and get a hat r. an'? <in:• k tía c. navigated the water: of our river:. 4?. k ti. I.C berg m ill a!»as : a • o u t i e the J j j : . Af*kes tri-w eekly Inns betweeu Dayton and f.rtlH »» 1 L n v m Day .ms at 7: W a. m. on M<*u- For all kind of stove repairs, Wednesdays au 1 Fridays. Leaves Port land at 16:30 a. in. on Tuesdays, Thursdays and , notice, see J. 1!. Mount. Saturdays. Goods are Sold Lower Than Ever. HOOTS AND SHOES. THESE ARE A FEW POINTERS ONLY. j L You; IIONFEE HARDWARE STORE. rv : J. 13. M O U N T , City. WILSON’S Ccralily r.r.d Httr.dscntely Built, Of Fh’.a Finish end Perfect Adjustment, Sews ALL SewaUo Arl!e!c3, H Y Z R /U IT J A R S Ac S P E C I A L T Y . Wells. E. F. M ANNING, Jesse Edwards & Son, Props. II D E . P. DIXON. Nice line o f D ry Goods, Groceries, H ats, j Ï) Shoes, Furnishing Goods, etc. I. L. SCCFiELD. j Goods all up to dato. No Shoddy or out-of-dato stuff,. PRICES TO COMPARE WITH THETIMES CLARENCE B U T T . Wanted—An Idea Courteous treatment. N o trouble to show goods. Goods delivered anyw here in the City free o f charge. Produce taken in exchange. J. C. P O R T E R . OUR FRIENDS! THU MARLIN FiRU AR«MS CO., THE SILVER LACED WYANDOTTES. E. H. WOODWARD. i-fi^Eggn for Sale. Awarded Highest Honors—World’« F air, F CREAM BANNS P 8 WB 8 Î Th. O. E . BONDING OE?AkTrtEIIT'<*LAHtS — * â l fifi