Newberg graphic., August 28, 1896, Image 3

O T E A M E K TOLEDO—TIME CARD.
Sheriff Henry was in town last Satur­
Jesse Hobson oi Portland was iu tow n weighing heavy, t h e weight per two-
day.
Thursday.
bushel sack ranging from 128 to 132 1
For all kind of stove repairs, on short
Simon Stevens of Dayton was in town pounds. Compared with the product
of the season of 1895, the berry is
notice, see J. B. Mount.
j last Monday.
Enos Hanson and B. S. Cook of Salem
Rev. J. If. Douglas of Scotts Mills was noticeably smaller in t h e counties of
Wasco and Sherman; also in the W'ui-
C. A E. CO.-TIM E CARD.
were in town last Tuesday.
in town Wednesday and Thursday.
la Walla valley country. In Umatilla
Steam er "Wm. M. Hoax" w ill leave Y am hill
Nice clean beds and splendid meals at
Allen Craven and daughter Gertie county the size of the grain grow n dur­
Street Dock for W illam ette River points at
.)
a. m. ou Tuesdays, Thursday.-, and Saturdays the New Esmond hotel, corner of Front were up from Middleton last Tuesday.
connecting with the steamer ’A
-* S
° u ‘ ­
ing the present season compared with
... lbany”
.
at
lem for poin ts south.
« a-
e d win
S t o n e ,
and Morrison.
Mrs. E. W. Wee-ner left for Nestucca that grown duriug tlie season of 1895
Manager.
J. C MAYO.
Sup’t R iver Division.
Mrs. Miles Reece and family left here on Wednesday w ith Bert,who went over does not show a great difference. Ow­
on Tuesday for Whittier, California. after his wife.
ing to the warm west winds of July, j
^TK A M ER S ALTONA AND UAMONIA.
They went by steamer from Portland.
C. A. Wallace of McMir.uvillc was in there will be much more titan the av­
(Goiug south, read dow u: north, up.)
A young man named Strong from near town last Tuesday attending a stock erage amount of No. 2 grade.
DAILY BOATS.
6: r> a. m ....... LV. Portland ar — . p. m. 2:10 Mission Landing was in town last Friday holders meeting.
.. 12.30
O r e .o i City
A v o id C o n s u m p tio n .
8:1* ..
...N ew berg.......... . .a. in. 10:10 making arrangements to enter college.
11.ID
Harlou Ong brought a load of house­
Salem
. • ............ 7:1.»
By stopping th at cough. We know
4:30 p. ra.
When in the city, if you want to stop hold goods over from Scott Mills for of no better remedy for coughs and
7:00 .. . . a r . Independence Lv. v . . . . . 0.30
SUNDAYS.
. p. m. 3:30 at a convenient homelike house, try the Prof. Douglas on Wednesday.
l v . Portland a r .
9:00 a. m.
colds than the 8. B. Cough Cure. 60
...........12: 30
1 31 p. m .............. Newoerg.
Esmond under the new management.
Jo Heston left for the Wilhoit springs eenU ,K.r bottle. For sale by all drug­
..
.
. S ile n i................ . a. m. 10 : 1 )
f> . 30
.
9:00
. . ar . Independence lv
8:30
The Graphic and the great New York Thursday morning, to bring Mrs. S. A gists.
Free hack meets boat at Newberg.
1 Tribune one year for $1.50. Copies of j Deskins and daughter Emma home.
L A F A ÏK T T E .
1 tiie Tribune may be seen at this office.
R. A N. CO.—TIME CARD.
President Nowlin, and Professors C.
|
E.
Lewis
and
Edwin
Morrison
are
see-
The
steamer
Ruth
of
the
O.
R.
&
N.
Steamer Elmore lea v e- Portland Sundays and
Mrs. Gates lias returned front lier
l'hursdays at <» a. m. R etum lug lea v es Saleui Co’s line is still making her regular I ing the sights in the Cascades above
trip to Tillamook.
Tuesdays and Saturdays at C a m.
Steamer Modoc leaves Portland Mondays, trips on the upper river in spite of low- j Scotts Mills this week.
Henry liaivln and family of Buena
W ednesdays and Fridays at 7 a. m.. returning
th e follow ing days.
Pass Newberg on the water.
Franklin T. Griffith, an Oregon City Vista are visiting in town.
dow u trip at 6:20 a. m.
Ruth . Miss Violet Holston of Portland is
Frank Elliott left here on Tuesday j attorney, came up , on the steamer
O liver & Colcord agents for railw ay Hues.
,
morning for a tramp into the mountains last Tuesday and stopped over until vkl„
wllU hcr sUter Mrs. J. L.
OREGONIAN RAILWAY DIVISION
with X. E. Britt, on a tour of inspection V ednesdav morning on legal business.,
.
PORTLAND AND YAMIIILL RAILWAY.
for the Southern Pacific.
F. E. Hobson is at homo from Seattle
W. B. Derby and family started for
Rev. E. F. Jerard and family left with liis family this week. He hits'se- Ocean Park this morning for a three J^ K X T IST K Y .
Trains arrive at Newberg as follow s:
K m .
n u t t . Newberg on last Monday for their new cured employment in Portland and con­ weeks outing.
I2:30 p m .
*«•» P “
E . P. DIXON.
location at Moscow, Idaho. ThcGraph- s e q u e n t ly wiu lx> nearer home in the
The Misses Ithoda and Lizzie Gard-j
•E very other day.
» w b e r if . O regon.
ic will give them the Newberg news.
future.
Passenger
and
Freight
Rates
to
all
points.
I 4
I
— ------O
¡tier of Portland are visiting their sister Gold filling, seam less gold Frow ns and
• - ’ ’ *
----
C. B. r KIsiC.LL,
can be obtained
from
Fred
Groff
went
to
Salem
the
first
of
The
school
directors
have
fixed
on
Sep.
Bridge
w
o
r
k
a
specialty. All kinds Amalgam.
Agent Newberg.
Mrs. \v. j. Wwterfleld.
Bone and Silver filling done. Also artificial j
the week and brought home with him a 7 as the date for the opening of the pub­
teeth w ith gold fillings at bedrock prices. All
Prof. Blottgh has returned from Co­ w o r k warranted.
P. FISHER, Newspaper A dvertising Agent, fine blooded pug dog which some friends lic school. This is a little earlier than
21 Merchant’s E xchange, Sau Francisco, of theirs who were going east gave to our schools have usually opened but lumbia county where he bus been teacit­
is our authorized agent, This paper is kept on
Mrs. Groff.
TTOKNEY AT LAW.
there will be less fruit and hop picking ing during the summer.
file in his office.
Mrs. Townera sister to the Close boys
done
this fall than usual, so it is thought
Prof. J. H. Douglas Jr., and family,
who was brought here from Salem
including Mrs. Douglas’ mother, Mrs. best to begin early.
Still holds forth with everything in its line
Local E vents.
CLARENCE B U T T .
about
a month ago, is very low.
that the trade calls for. Come and see and
Hutchinson, came over from Scotts
Andy Johnson dropped in at this of-
legal business.
yon may buy or not, as you please.
The fall grain is nearly all threshed Prompt attention given to all
Mills on Wednesday and are now located lice for a few minutes Wednesday even-
N ew b erg. O regon.
The Graphic and the Oregonian for in the David Martin property.
f f i c e — Second Floor
Ho says fall grain is about all i *11 this vicinity. It only made an av- O Bank
mg.
of N ewberg B uilding.
$ 2 . 00 .
The statement made many years ago tlire.died and the yield is light. He had erage of about 18 bushels to the acre.
P r i c e s c h e e r f u l l y g i v e n . A t y o u r s e r v ic e .
Rob Rogers of Nestucca lias been in that “ man cannot live by bread alone” one piece that made 27 bushels while liis
Mrs. Swift, a sister of Sylvester Gra-1
j^ E N T lS T K Y .
town during the week.
is as true as it ever was—lie must have a crop averaged 20 bushels. This is above zier, who came hero from east of the I
mountains on a visit, is very sick at
S. Hermann, the Portland pioneer nice juicy steak or a roast of meat to go the average in the valley.
I. L. SCOFIELD.
wood dealer, was in town last Tuesday, j with it. Stanley & Cooper are always
Don’t trifle away tiiue when you Graziers.
N ew b erg, O regon.
The La Fayette Seminary will open Seam less gold crowns, bridge work, gold
Presbyterian church services are held ready to furnish their customers with have cholera morbus or diurrbeea.
the
best
of
fresh
and
smoked
meats.
on
September
29,
and
the
public
schools
silver
and
bone
fillings; alum inum or rubber
Fight them ill the beginning with De-
every first and third Sunday at eleven
plates; teeth extracted w ithout pain. Prices
o’clock a . m .
J. E. D a y , Pastor.
A number of enthusiastic republican# Witt’s Colic & Cholera Cure. You on September the 21st. Prof. Blough reasonable.
Mrs. Ode Hatfield of Dayton visited met in the Hoskins building last Friday don’t have to wait for results, they lias been employed as principal again,
at J. L. Hoskins last Tuesday. Ode is night and re-organized the McKinley are instantaneous, and it leaves the in the public schools.
u
Hull Johnson is preparing to build a j
seeing the sights about Monterey, Cali­ club. Attorney Clarence Butt was elect­ bowels iu healthy condition. A. T.
ALWAYS (¡O TO
11111.
ed president and J. L. Myers secretary.
bath bouse at the mineral spring north­
fornia.
Miss Ethel Cutts arrived home from The roll of membership foots up 100 Newberg has been largely depopulated west of town. It Is thought he 1ms ns !
Ashland on Tuesday evening, where she and names arc being added rapidly. for several weeks on account of tlic de­ fine a mineral spring as there is in the ! Albert O. Yates Is Ageut tor the
'-« w
F ir s t a n d M e r id ia n S t r e o t s ,
parture of many of our citizens for the state. I ii fact the analysis shows this !
had been spending her vacation with The club meets again tonight.
Success
Autom
atic
Gate,
n
e w b e r c , <- r e .
to
be
true.
coast,
and
the
scattered
condition
seems
Prof. Edwin Morrison, who has charge
her father.
Address him at N ewberg, or U all.tou, fo lk For everything in the grocery line. You w ill alw ays find on my shelves a large ami well selected
likely to rule for some time to come as
of
the
weather
service
fixtures
at
the
The
engineers
Fisk
and
Habersham
stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries, Wooden ware, Crockery, Stoneware, Glassware,
M. W. Phinney of the Chehalein Cen­
County, o n mm.
a number of people are arranging to of Portland were here a few days ago
Lamps, Flower Pots, etc. Everything sold at low est livin g price for cash.
ter neighborhood thinks he will move college, has been deputizing O. M.Collin
leave town for the various hop fields taking in the situation. Tho prospect
of
the
Graphic
office
for
the
work
in
his
F
R U IT
.A. S P E C I A L T Y .
back to his farm and stock ranch in
Country produce takeu in exchange for goods, A fair investigation of my goods and prices is
absence during vacation. 1J. S. Pague soon.
for the locks being built at tho falls in­
all I ask.
...................
Goods
delivered to all parts of the city, and to the boat lauding.
Eastern Washington.
of the Portland office compliments him
The steamer Toledo, when on the stead of below tho railroad bridge is
N. J . Vcrsteeg of Wheatland was in very highly on the report made for last
down trip Wednesday morning with a pretty good and th at work will soon
town Tuesday 'and Wednesday, visiting month, saying it was as accurate as thotte
P o sey .
heavy load of wheat, stuck on a sand commence.
with Gord Worden and looking after of old weather observers.
bar at Ash island above town. During
WATCHMAKER
Theories of euro may tie discussed at
property interests he lias in town.
Again the reaper death lias entered the day the Elmore tried to pull her off length by physicians, but tho sufferers
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Graves of Spring- the home of Drew Hagey who lives out but failed in the attempt. At an early
an » JEWELER,
brook were called to Amity last Monday, in the Springbrookneighborhood. Mrs. hour on Thursday morning she succeed­ want quick relief; and One Minute
FOR
Cough
Cure
will
give
it
to
them.
A
on account of the illness of their daugh­ Hagey died on Monday evening and was ed in getting off and proceeded on her
Solicits
the
patronage
of
h
is
old
Indiana
sure cure for children. It is the only
ter Mary who works in the Times office. buried on the following evening in the way.
Friends who need watch repairing done.
harmless remedy that produces imme­
Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Scofield will make Dundee cemetery. Tiie sympathy of the
The wife of John Frank, who lives out diate results. A. T. Hill.
2 7 0 M o r r iso n S t.
their homo in the Webber property on community is with Mr. Hagey in his in the gap of tire mountain east of town,
Second and Center streets, instead of in sore affiiction. The daughter who has was adjudged insane last week and com-
ICeal E s t a t e T r a n s f e r s .
P O R T L A N D , OH.
the Moore property as mentioned last been down with fever for two months, initted to the asylum. She has been in Tlie.se transfers are furnished by the Yamhill
County Abstract Company at M cM innville, Or­
week.
T hey have the only set of abstract books
seems to be slowly recovering.
poor health for several months and for egon.
iu Y am hill county and do a general T itle trans­
Mr3. Ann Lamb and daughter May
The ladies of the M. E. church will the past few weeks 1ms been taking fer b u sin ess, and solicit your correspondence
Frank C. Furgeaon, Manager.
came up from Portland last Saturday to give an ice cream social at the parsonage treatment in a Portland hospital without and orders.
make arrangements for a home for May Saturday evening, the 29th. inst., com­ permanent relief. With such treatment Alex Acheson and wf warran­
ty deed to F I*’ Seely 25 acres
during the college year. She will make mencing at 7 o’clock. The patronage of as she will receive at the asylum it is
part of Sol Heaters d l c t 3 r
her home with J. K. Blair’s.
2 ........................................ $1200 00
the public is solicited. A pleasant, time thought she will recover.
II M Daniel and wf warranty
Po3t master J. C. Sawyer departed for is expected. The proceeds will be for
H a y W a n te d .
deed to Edward Cady 2 acres
Newport on Tuesday, expecting to re­ the benefit of the pastor who finishes
part of sec 29 t 2 r 6 w .......... 20 00
Chas.
K.
Spaulding
wants
40
tons
of
his
work
here
next
Sunday
and
will
main during the week and come home
Edward Cady warranty deed to
timothy
and
60
tons
of
cheat
bay,
baled
with Mrs. Sawyer and the rest of the leave for Conference the follow ing Mon­
Minnie Cady 2 acres imrtofsec
and delivered in Newberg.
7-10tf
day. Ice cream and cake 10c.
Newberg crowd on Saturday.
29 t 2 r 5 w..............love and affection
F A Lashier and wf warranty
Horace Stanley, who has had the An­
B. C. Miles’ floating dock, has, after
F o r S ale o r T ra d e .
deed to John E Rogers n J
Beveral weeks of unlooked for delay in drew Pickett farm rented for the past
A house and lot on Main street. Will
lot 4 blk 12 Hurley's add to
making repairs, been placed in position. year, is arranging to start for Kendrick,
Newberg ............................. 401) 00
take wagon and team, or stock of any
It is to be hoped that in the future, pas­ Idaho where a brother-in-law of his who
kind
in
exchange.
Call
on
Gord
Wor­
The
best dress to wear in tho kitchen
sengers can get on and off the steamers I lives at that place has rented a big farm
den for particlars.
8-28t4
in hot weather is a comfortable loose-
for him. Tiiev will probably leave here
dry shod.
belted gown of cotton turned back nt W ill b e w rea th ed w ith a m o d e n g a g in g
F o r th e K ld neyR .
The farmer lias to sell lii3 stock cheap next week with team, expecting to make
Will tiinko a vigorous niul relentless light through tho Presidential
the throat and made with s'eeves that
Emite, a fte r yo u ir.veet In a
and it is cheap meat that you want, the entire trip overland. Sorry to see
campaign, for principals which will bring prosperity to the entiro
“ I am 65 years old ; have had kidney ! reach only a short distance below the
while it is your money I want. Take them leave this community as they are disease and constipation for 25 years. elbow and need not be rolled up.
c o u n try .
advantage of the supposed short life of first class citizens. The Graphic will Am now well—used your S. B. Headache
Its campaign news and discussions will interest and should bo
A d in in f t tr a t o ia N otice.
the Central Meat Market and buy meat follow them up.
read by every American citizen.
IJU
and Liver Cure one year. Used 6 bot­ In the Couiity Court for Yamhill county Ore­
In the m atter of Estate of G. R. Bristow,
Dr. Will Clark of Ontario, California, tles at 50 cents each. J. II. Knight, gon.
at hard time prices.
J. S . B a k er .
EQUIPPED WITH ITS NEW
D eceased.
Wo Furnish THE C-EAPHI0 and the NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE, both
who
represents
the
company
that
puts
N
otice
is hereby piven by fhc undersigned
Rutledge, Or.” For sale by all drug­ A dm inistrator
Mr. and Mrs. O. Cornell who have
of the Estate of G It. Bri flow
PiriCIl
T
E
H
S
i
Q
N
,
deceased to the creditors of ami all persons
been visiting relatives in town for tiie up Horlick’s Malted Milk, traveling an­ gists.
h iv in g clalm.-t against the said deceased to pre­
past few weeks, left here on Tuesday for ti tally over the country from Denver,
T E N S IO N IN D IC A T O R
sen t them w ith their proper vouchers w ithin
C
ro
p
b
u
lle
t
in
.
—AND—
C A SH IN A D V A N C E ,
Colorado,
to
the
coast,
spent
last
Sun­
six
m onths after tlie first Diiblfcatton of this
their home at Starbuck, Minnesota.
notice to the said Adminstrator at the lute
W E ST E R N OREGON.
Address
ull ordern to
resilience of the deceased near Newberg Ore­
They took one of George Roller's little j day with the Graphic family. Dr. Clark
AUTOMATIG TENSION P.ELEASER,
or at the office of L. F. Hall, in Newberg
Harvesting of fall-sown wheat is gon,
girls back with them to make her home is a veritable walking cyclopedia on
Oregon, Y am hill county.
The most compicta a:ul useful devices ever
points of interest all over the coast states, about over and threshing is in progress. |
C. A. BRISTOW.
with relatives there.
added ta any sewing mactiue.
Adminstrator of Estate.
as he has in his ten years of wandering, The yields reported are slightly more j
-W rite your name and a<ldress on a postal card, send it to Geo. W. Best, Tribune
Albert O. Yates of Ballston, agent for
Building, New York City, and a sam ple copy o f THE NEW YORK WEEKLY
N o tice o f F in a l S ettlem en t.
always had an eye out for seeing every­ than expected, but yet not up to the |
T
h
o
W
I I IT U iJ
TRIBUNE w ill be m ailed to you.
the Success Automatic Gate, was in town
In the County Court for Yam hill County, Or­
thing of interest.
average,
us
our
correspondents
report
egon.
In
the
matter
of
the
estate
of
J.
I).
Bell,
Wednesday. He recently put up one of
Durably anil HanJscmely Built,
N otice is hereby riven thnt tiie un­
While coasting at Nestucca, doctors “Tills is the poorest wheat harvest iu deceased.
these gates for Jo and Sam Atkinson
dersigned ex ec u trix has filed with the Couiity
Oi
Fine
Firdah and Perfect Adjustment,
of Y am hill county, Oregon, her final r.c-
north of town, which works like a Barnard and Whitcomb and the Misses 44 years.” The hot, dry period in July Clerk
couut find report of her Hdinmistrution. us e x ­
Sews ALL Sewabla Articles,
caused
the
grain
to
shrink.
There
are
ecu trix of said estate, and that Hon. J. E Mu
charm. He will make his headquarters Lillie Bales and Etna Heston, climbed
County .fudge of said county lias made an Arid will serve r.nd please you up to the full
Haystack Rock and caught some young yields of from 20 to 35 bushels an acre gors.
at Newlierg a part of the time.
order fixiup Tuesday, September 8, 18%, ¡it 10 limit of your expectations.
reported. Some spring gruin has lieen o'clock u. in. a.» the tim e for hearing objections
sea
gulls
w
hich
they
brought
home
for
If you have ever seen a little child in
ent thcrefof.
Acriva D e a l e r s W a nted in unoccu­
cut, but general spring-grain harvest­ to said final account and settlem
EMMA BELL,
pied territory. Liberal terms. Address,
the agony of summer complaint, you pets. Just what kind of pets they will ing will not begin until this week, and
E xecutrix of said Estate.
can reaiize the danger of the trouble make remains to lie seen. The ladies the general opinion of the correspon­ C l a r k s < k R u t t ,
A tt’y for Executrix.
WHITE SEWitlG M ACHINE D U .,
and appreciate the value of instantan­ say that it required about all the nerve dents is that the yield will be better
• V j
they
possessed
to
enable
them
to
scale
I
c
e C r e a m Mud«* I n a M i n u t e .
CLEVELAND. O.
eous relief ulways afforded by DeWitt's
than was expected.
Homo farmers I have au Ice Cream Freezer that will freeze
Colic & Cholera Cure. For dysentery the heights of the lone sentinel, which have commenced to work their sum­ cream
perfectly in one m inute; as it is such a
PORTLAND
OREGON
wonder a crowd w ill nlway* Be around, so nny
and diarrhoea it is a reliable remedy. towers up some 330 feet above the water. mer fallow. Hops are growing finely. one
cbu m ake from five to six dollars a day-
F
.
M
A
N
N
I
N
G
,
We could not afford to recommend this
F u l l E n g l is h c o u r s e .
.Since 1878 there have been nine epi­ Those yards which have been given nelling Freezers, a« people w ill alw ays buy an
article when it is demonstrated that they cun
A g e n t , .M cM in n ville, Or.
as a cure unless It were a cure. A. T. demics of dysentery in different parts of proper attention are generally belter make
FRENCH AND GERMAN
m oney by so d oing. The cream Is frozen
tly and i.« free from lum ps. I have done
Hill.
the country in which Chamberlain’s than usual. There is not so much com­ instan
BUSINESS
BRANCHES
so w ell m yself and have frienns su ceed iu g so
well that I felt it iny duty to let others know of !
Jesse Pressnell thinks the Graphic Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rome ly plaint about the hop louse as yet.
BOOKKEEPING, SHORTHAND, TELEGRAPHY.
th is opportunity, rh I feel confident that any j
made a mistake, in saying so many peo­ was used with perfect success. Dsyen-
person in any locality can m ike m oney, as any j
Corn is doing unusually well, anil person
cun
sell
cream
and
the
Freezer
sell*
ple were out of town that he and A. J. tery, when epidemic, is almost as severe will make a better crop than usual. Itself. J F. Casey A Co ill» St Charles St.,
Mo., w ill mail you com plete instruct­
Clark could not rustle an au lienee on and dangeoous as Asiatic cholera. Here­ There Is never a very large corn pro­ St.Louis,
ions and w ill em ploy you on salary If you can j
the streets to hear a political discussion. tofore the best efforts of the most skilled duction in Oregon, seldom more than g iv e them your whole tune.
G ko . B.
i
He says after an absence from town of physicians, have failed to check its ra­ enough for home consumption. The
three weeks he soon had an audience of ges, this remedy, however, has cured the warm weather has been very beneficial
fifty people around him, on his arrival most malignant eases, both of children to corn.
Awarded
last Saturday evening. It is barely pos­ and adults, and under the most trying
EASTER N OREOOX.
H ghest Honors—W o îld ’f Fair
sible that the people, liecause Jess was conditions, which proves it to be the
The grain and fruit crops are causing
I h a v e f ille d u p a
not here to entertain them, had “ that best medicine in the world for bowel great activity among the farmers.
Gold Medal, Midwinter F r.
room in t lic Clem*
tired feeling,” and went away to rest up. complaints. For sale by A. T. Hill, Scarcely any wheat remains standing
in en s
I,i very I tarn
in the lowlands and harvesting in the
William P. Simms has closed a con­ druggist.
w h e r e I a m p rep ared
tract with the Pacific Northwest Immi­
Capt. Smith, the jolly old captain who mountainous districts has a good start.
to d o C a r r ia g e and
gration Board to go east with a etereop- has been running on the Albany until Progress in threshing lias been made,
Itu ggv
F a i n t i n g In
tican and views of scenery of the North­ recently, since she has Wen tied up on so that most grain is in the sack. The
tlrst-cln ns s t y le . W ill
west and lecture on this country. In­ account of low water, was in town Mon­ yield varies considerably, according to
aim. v a r n is h a n d s la i n
diana has been assigned to him as his day on business. He has been on the the locality; where the earlyeast winds
territory and he wilt start east as soon river for nearly twenty years, and says had the greatest scope the yield fins
as he can get a new set of “store teeth” lie can’t be satisfied off the water. At beon material lessened. The general
made, which will probably be about a one time he was off on other business impression is that the grain is yielding
month. Mr. Simms is an old Indianian for a while, but lie dreamed about float­ much more satisfactorily Ilian the ap­
and he will be at home among the ing logs and whistling steamboats so con­ pearance of the grain warranted; this
“ Hoosiers.” The hoard will fit him out tinuously that he returned to his old vo­ is especially so in Wasco and Sherman
with as fine a set of views as were ever cation. Capt. is something of a heavy counties. In appearance the grain is
thrown on a canvas so that he will be a- weight, tipping the beam at nearly three small and bright, showing rather a
ble to show his audiences something at­ hundred pounds, which indicates that failure to attain its normal size than
tractive and i..' cresting.
The grain is
river life is agreeable to hi* well being. of having shriveled,
Makes tri-w eekly trip> betw eeu Dayton and
Portland. Leaves Dayton it 7:3J a.
on Mon­
day*. W ednesdays and Fridays. Leaves Port­
land at 10:30 a. m. on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays.
DOWN GO GLASS FRUIT JARS!
PINTS, per dozen
55c.
QUARTS, per dozen
60c.
HALF GALLONS,
85c.
These are Mason’s Rest fruit Jars.
CAN TOPS, per dozen
(3 dozen for $1.00)
35c.
RUBBERS, per dozen
5c.
((» dozen for 25e.)
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MORRIS & MILES.
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