OF LOCAL INTEREST
I bis spring
Styles.
New 1031s aai eitra Coe nine: !
for $2.00, $2.50 aot $3.00. Con
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COUNTY NEWS
F <> Hyde, M 11 Turner Oregon.
Kotai rrom Bhtlbara.
Drurgest F. l Perry "wheeled" up
Free siiV' r for everybody at M. M. tu x -i »v II!.- * .’ur'|..y ¡n d relumed
i • I
Tuesday.
I Daniel’s.
.Mr. Hidm-y J .nr« .»r («llfnrnls,
A G. Prill, I’hyaiclan and Hcrg>*»n
J N. Morri* and A, L Rlchar»l«on, was visiting st N II. Washburn’«
S to < »rvgon.
I wo of Helu’s »uii*i»i>tial clliratis, the early pirt of the week.
TresfM«s nutiia*« on cloth, 5 ri», »1*1 ted the county «“at .’Mturdsy.
Ml«» l»rp«|e Vaughn »hoho hern
each at T iik N kws ■ fflio.
T. M. Coffey, made sflying bmdnes« In Astoria tor the p«*t winter. I«
The slate *-h»a4 levy ha* been visit to Jcffer-oti and other Marlon now I m < k among her old friend«
county |x»lnt« the tir’d of the week
again.
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• piar*»I at II 2» per espila.
W. A. No*ker and wife will «.«in
T. H. t offvy ha« the largest ami
A. J. Johnson WM a Portland
*>eet line of haruc«» ever »h<»wn in v Isiti-r th«’ latter |Mtt of l«ai week, itmve to Woodburn. Mr. N<»ker I«
I Hctu.
He reports the wheat market a» mir <>( our mint rvMpscted •’ll Ixen«.
and hl« many friend« will ta> sorry
- A. W llagev wired Thus. AlHaon*« quiet.
to have him leave.
i new voltage for electric light« this
▲ &i7 Out of Tort.
Prof. Willin'» family arrived la«t
Gabriel Miller »ml son Eugene,
| week.
»ts'k from Elkton and are now com
< >n Tur««lay of tbl* w eek the editor
Farmers, loing your oat« to John- fort sidy doiueclled hi thu Ixgin «nd Prof. Win. Miller and briber
M dcolm Miller »II left for Portland,
of Utt. Nt w,
th., gu. -t of he
A |»hlU|t,v > Price today 27 »ml reaidencsn
u hole-aouleit, g»x«l nitur»*l Riley
t'u<'*d ,y, w here the tiny.« Malcolm
Mrs P.O. Hmlth, returnis! from and I <i gene will revel ve medical
Shelton, jatld a visit to the Mrwnod ”
Nest
w
-
m
k
amparl
tn
|»ul4l«h
a
Dalls* .Saturday evening whera »he •tlenllon.
nd g b hoirni a»d, for the l'urtioM’, a»
Riley put it, of "M-elng the folk* and . omplvtu church and aet rvt society hail l**-n visiting relative* for a few
lirectory.
weeks past.
'hosua Tojuo.
getting « harvest dinner."
We left town a couple of hour« be
I liy electrician A. W. lligoy put«
Mr. »nd Mr*. H M. Ikrelel and F t *» m » «Mir rtTtfietat«
fore noon anil drove rout
out tnreugn
thr> ugh ine
the - ,,u„1(M.r of Ughi. m Ji.Mniiaun’» Mi«* Norma, went over Io Nvw-
Almoat all the farmers have rip«»
"Rlchanlaon gap" and
i
M i-.l
„lerne this week.
port on ih.< Allmiiy Fir«» ilepartmetil gram ctowdmg them, ami they keep
Hannah grist-mill until wo Anally |
the machine* rushing.
A daughter of Mr. and. Mr«. Geu excursion Haturdsy.
reached the tmauliful farm homo of
¡Garland, living south of Helo, Isqulte
Ml«« Dell Curl of Albany who haa
.1 \\ i . -
Mrs. H. A. DeVaney ba« gone up
I h - iui visiting relatives here and at tot re* well to vl«it with her daughter
thi both «ides nf us as we drove low with Ijpliold fi-aver.
along the eye met nothing fait rich
The Hcio pl thing mills are run Jonl*n for the past two week«, re for a couple of week*.
farms—some level and «<>me rolling I nli g on full time at prcM-nl. having turned home last Friday.
Mr* Adda i>»'Vaney and Aliev
—with the thickly timbered foot several order« from surrounding
Liveryman Frank Irvine drove Shelton arecxiklng for the DeVaney
The many tow <■• to mi.
hill« not far distant,
uver to Rtayton Wdnemlay with Goin «-raw, and Air«. Joint smith
fields wete yellow with ripened
ami Mi«« Mc*pelt ire tilling a Ilk )
A «talenient of the Flrat National the irrci»ra*«H4e Harry t laik and l»»*it|on w lilt Hie M<»>n> Kell vcrowd,
grain waiting for the thresher, and
another coni merci«! traveler.
or the foot-hill* could I h * »een «mull lUmk of Prlnrvlflr*. ju«t puhii«hed,
and both table« are aoppHetl with an
Harry J«hti«lon, proprietor of the staindance of the ta-*t tho market
herd« of «lock grilling in the nuuu-r- «hoWa Individual dc|»>«lt« «ut.jei t lu
I
check,
f
I8tt,6k7.*l.
*i
Io
plaining
mills,
wa*
over
m-nr
ou* «h«dy ms»k«.
afford«.
Our nlije. live point was the farm
The Gr««a Valley Journal note. ■«layton the Hr*t of llie week prepar
Tho
I Ih’Varmy Goin
thre«hing
ing
n
threshing
much
in««
for
the
of J. W. Gaine«, twit u|x»n arrival I that Mr*. l>r. Cole li«« lasco quite ill
craw hav re bc«-n at work alanti >i week
there wo werr Informed that thresh I tier many friend« here wl«n (irr tier season* run.
ami report the following yield»; A.
Ing wa» In program» at A
Gaine'*
Mi *« Grice Gill return«*! from N Goin, fall wli«*st, .o bushels p«*r
place, some tun mile« nl«ivo, and a-
Sodaville
Sunday
ami
ha«
re*um<-»l
sera. He al«o hail 111 t»u»hcl of
A daughter of liwi. Arnold, who
we were flgurlng nil a harvest din
• cheat; A. J. lieN’aney. early ^rnln,
' liven a few miles from Hcio. 1« quite I.« r p< -iti -u .<t the | km I oflh ■
ner we drove on.
Fit kiln will remain at life spring*
tiusliel*. |"'r acre; Geo Ih'V
lb’\ aney,
"I with typhoid fever, ami Iter
When »t»»ut a quarter of a mile III
tor a w»-ek or »»»yet.
uphiud. '2". low land 25 bushel I» |a-r
ahove lmrw<w»l ;*>«(..ft)<-«- we haulted - recovery 1« i|i>ut>tful,
Mr. and Mr* Max. Frldenthnl »nd acr»’ ; F. H. HeehHle, -i* bushel«, jn-r
nt the mountain farm of A <’. Galne-
1’1 v nets, whips, l»prvd»c«, comtw
nnd III«' Aral man to «oy ’'hello” a ■»» and brushes, together with firsts .laughter.and Mrs. R 1 Hibler an i acre on 11 acri* , and 2M btishifl» on
VneleJohn, who wn* acting in the - lass harm-««, may be found at T. H two children left Saturday morning hlnu acres fall wheal; F. W. De
fur 1.» uer bsxla where they w ill Vanev, 17 bushel«; N. Tbibado, 2o
eapacltv of general nver*»*'r of the j Coffey’» hartlcs» sliop.
bushels; Cha«. Freitag, IH bushel«.
remain for a wee!: or more.
thrashing operation*, wl.i h were In
Tim ent trie acreagi* thresbed aver
We are lttfi»rmv«1 that W. J.
full Ma«l. With the n**l*t*nre of
Mr*. It .’’helion and children went aged ll*i bushel* ;x r acre, Amount
Furtildge, the I rabtree me,chant,
Hamon Gaine* w— anchored <>ur trot
over to Corvallis .•s.ituroay to visit
ter In the barn and. Coding a g.x»l Ila« *ol<I nls entire stock mid bu*l with her sister, Mr* Dilley, for a threshed, .'JiaD l>u-hvls; osta und
»lindy place prncre«led to take the ne«« to J. M. Kutch, of l-etianon, fur couple of week*. Riley I* keeping chest, ataiut Kam busitel«.
world easy until the ''hoys’' i .ime In •FMIU
bachelor* hall during her abnince.
Loticen IT ou •«
for dinner. I ndouhtedl.v Utley had
llnnnah’s gri«t mill, out «oittlicast
Mr. and Mr«. Chas. Hender* in, of
la-i'ti there before, or .Mr* Gaine* of sclo, has »bout all the grinding >t
Fr
thr F-MiM“*’’**’A»!V#»iv*
hail In *>»me manner heanl of Id* is capable of d Ing these day«. It Salem, who have tx-en visiting the
Rev. Lotiglxitlom left Monday for
ability to dispose of things g-**l for turn« out an excellent quality of, Istti-r'» p>rent«, Mr. and Mrs. '1. V.
Bilyeu, returned hmm' ye«tunlay. i visit to hl* old home in Tennessee,
the It-.ner man—and also that he hail flower lienee it 1» kept l>u»y.
Mr. 1!. 1« employed nt the asylum. 1 lie will *t<q> in Iowa. Missouri and
la'cn keeping tmelielor * hall—(or II
Illinois, ami will t»- .tway a couple <>f
II. < ary, wht»«e farm I* near Hein
us* never the pleasure of the writer
M
M nr! Bilvi-ii, of th. Morning
to ell down to a mure »umptumxa or lias had a numla*r of trespass notice* Herald f.uueoC. rh un hlbuny month*. Rev. Boyles of Sixla
ap|ietlxlng dinner than tin* one pr» printed at this utBcr, and will pul Monday and will visit a few day* vllle will till hi* t’ulplt during his
for llii» »as a*lun. After» r»-*i ihetii upon III* farm—giving notice with her inrents, after which she nbsence.
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of an hour and a half the engine
! m - that hunting on the premises Is fur will go to Lower Sixla fur nn outing.
Rev. C R.'Lamar and fatnllv left
I’licsihiy evening for their new I imu
gnn to puff and threshing again I bidden. Keep out, ye gunner*.
A. M Perry and W. DeHaven, of lion at Fossil. Rev I imsrti sf utti
commenced.
! Wheat is coming Into town at tt
J. W. Gaine* and his »on» own : pretty lively rate these daya. While McMinnville, were in Melo the i>;i*t fully served the Baptist church of
their own threshing machine, and i i g'«»l d -al of grain was damaged isiiiplei-f weeks canvassing for th»' thl* city for alxiul seven year*, a
with the asnlstance of a few neigh hy the aphis, still It is our judg»*- ••portnbl»' Pantry. ' Mr I’errv spent much longer 'hue than preacher*
t«ir» do all their own harvesting ! tiu'iii that the general average will hl* boyh'xal d tv* In thi* liK'ality, :ind getter illy re ma in tn one place. Mr
*ei-ms very much at home here.
By this means they can tak” their ; la’ up to tlint of preia-ixling yrats.
mid Mr* Lamar are highly esteemed
lime and do their work Ju»l when
tiy ti n people of ltd* community.
Mi»«e*
Anna
nn
I
Ollie
Morri*
left
The Lane county Wixxltnen of the
thy chisme.
Hid leave here with the best wish. *
*•
io
\Veilni'*d»y
for
John
Day
where
These people are model farinei*. World ar»' going to have a grand
I of nil.
both have b. -u engaged to teach
pli-nic
nt
Mertau
’
s
Park
near
Eugene.
They own .a-veral hunurad »cresol
Tiie Southern Pacific Company
, I* ! on Ncp'emla-r 27th. It 1« expected l liese cslimntile young ladles have ha* concluded to not fi.rni'h rail*
land and every acre Unit I* tillable
a II.»-I of friend’ here who wish them
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tile
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Io
Is
the
largest
ph
nlc
ever
held
hi
made to yield something In I...
uni rolling st.x'k tor the Ix'lamon-
way of produce.
limy have thvlr|*he Willamette \ «Iley. I'rlxes will a plea* mt ami proiitahlo trip and n Waterlix» rallroid. This 1« quite n
pnxJuce. "'
safe return.
farm« well and handily arranged for
offer»-»! lor v*ri»*u»contests,
R. 1 try, dm«
up to Wnli-rlo.. set-lsick for ilic road mid a great
the convenient hnndllngof «to k and
1. T. Borg<i's sawmill nt Lap
I li
Munday,
to
*|H-rid
the
diy with hl* h* .t'lHihit-m-ot tn Mr. Wilkin-
crops. They raise g<»ni, ch-ati grain w»*xl, burnt <1 to the ground last
lts now trying to get some capitalist*
old
lime
friend
J.
s.
Miller,
of
Jack
ami keep no “wru*»" »t»«-k. 'Their I 1 week together with a qusntilv of
' interested In III enterprise, and
rcsidi'tii-e« »re »a convent) nily ar ,umt«r. 1 here ww bo iii-uraine «Oil I'l'Ulliy, who I* stopping nt the want* to put in a rallnmil from
ranged fi r lur women fok a» it I and the los« f«II« qulie hevily u | roll
m > u «prlng* for a few week* ret-rciitliin.
\lliany to W ih'rhxi. Instead of from
ventlve gcntiius could »ugge-t. Ihr Mr. . Bog.irt,
_ . , but we umler«tnm
_________ he Mr. Miller was a pioneer rc-ident of l.eliation tu Wuterlix» us originally
•evenil places a’» connected by tele tins dicldt-d to rebuild In it »hurt this I'xalily.
plmined.
photic.
' ti»oe
time.
Mr«. <>. ft. Cyrus, and Mi«* Ollie
Among tho threshing crew U <•
Stayton Xotoa.
Il 1« our desire to secure «utn>* one Morris ''biked" up to Si») tville Sun-1
had the pleasure of meeting J. W .
day. und w hen returning Mi»« Morri«1
A. C., J. F. and Hamon Gaine«, J. A. I In each locality who will furnish the had the misfortune to puncture one i ron, !»>•• Mail
and C. T. Crnft, J. T Davenport tml lineal iiappvnittg« each week. By o( the tires of her wheel, arid Wax
.M im < »III«’ Kolar I «on Im« gone to
W. T. IxtrW'MMl. There were quit» i Ihl« mean* WC »hall la* aide to make isoii|H-lli«l to walk In from cemetery ■Salem to remain indethiately.
a
ta-tter
l<M-al
p<i|«
’
r,
and
one
that
a number of other» there n«*i»tlng
hill - attout two miles.
Mrs. J. 11. Anderson and daughter
In the work whom we did not meet, * will repre*ent tiie imiuedlaie loctli
Iles.
II
you
know
of
u
gmal
bit
of
Mi*« Julia Fk'klln, chief compost ire vl«itlng friend« in l.lnn county.
neither did we learn their name«.
lor of I ni N ews -pent Munday with
The*«' people are all g»*»l »ulistan i new « «eml II to u«.
A fresh i-o.it of paint add« greatly
Last Thur«ilay evening, while te her friend* Miss Ella Bilyeu Mr«. to the appearance of I Im Baptist
tin! citixvn«, and we venture the
Ilcndvrson,
of
Hnlem,
mid
Mrs.
nwrlioti that ahoulii you call on , pairing l>i« binder, John Garland.
church.
any of them you will be greeted wltli | wlio lives a short distance south of Ikir» n, of Anacoiida, Montana,at the
Wm. I>rc«»cr and family un* on
farm
home
of
tnelr
parent«,
Mr
and
Scio, had the misfortune lodislocate
a royal welcome.
their farm near Mehama for n week
til* rlgtih shoulder. He come to Mr* M. V. Bily» u, four mile*imrili or two.
town Friday morning and Dr. Prill east of Kelt).
IUUUU3BUR0 fiuxcxrz
Ilerncm Kchellburg, the Sublimity
adjusteil Die <li*l<» atloti, and tie will
Samuel M. Wilson, bf Jordan, w a* merelhint ami poiiticlun, w t« in town
a pleasant caller nt III I Nl.w* ofllce Wediu-dn.-.
▲ ’Tell Kaown Balooa Hcc?cr Ez4s soon be a» good a* ever.
Hu Ute
The threshing crew of I. D. Miller, one day last week. Ho ha* nix-epte,|
Key 11. J. Giaxle Inst a valuable
Word was received here Monday > «truck Haturilay for higher wages » |n>*itii>n n* solicitor for I nr Ni w «,
horse the flrat of the week by accid
that on Hund iy evening tho laxly of ; ......
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threshing machine nien entered mid my courtesy shown him will he ental snagging
Mr. George Butler, for many ,v<-»r» a ....
inton
i.......... themselves greatly appreciated hy thl* paper.
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Po«tma«ter Walter« landlord llich-
leading «alixm keener in Harrisburg «ome
M»me time
nme ngo
ago to
io pay
¡«ty fl
rl.2'> per day, When he calls on you don't set the
was found In the river in nb>Htt two
1 •
"[but
the men m>w demand Si.du •J'-g on bln», but give him your sub ard«oii. in d Henry Kvctm afv »oUie
feet of water. He hail been dead I he »trike it» being wat. ln d with scription for a year and we will try w hat Indlspauted.
several hour*.
Ml«« N< ra Jenkins came up from
Inter»«! by other crew«,—Morning mid give you the worth of your
money. We are endeavoring to get Portland Thursday to »|,end a month
Corner Norman was aent for and Herald,
out na gi*xl a |n|>i'r »« can te done with her gmnd|aireni», Mr. and Mr«.
went up on the noon train and livid
T. J. Munkera is putting up a under the existing cirvuiustahee«, Allen Drips.
nn Inquest. Examination showed
that two pistol Shota hud la-en tired. al .dmlll with a 2>*«’gallon galvanis and nenl all the aup|x>rt that is
Mr«. Mary llollenbeuk has return
lirvsumiitJy by hlmiw’lf, S' tlie ixillei ed iron tank and figure« on having justly due u*.
ed from i lackaina« County where
hides In hl* hat ami powder l»urn* I plenty of water for his «lock, a« well
«he Im« I • en ’.ojurnlng a year with
showed, ami the shot« hiid lieen heard i« liou*c ami yard Irrigating pur
How’s your xlcsr! Oiwsons JiaoUr her son in-law
, |wiae*. The mill and lank were Herb tei cure* liver complaint.
lie fore tiie laxly »»» found.
G. V\ Powell was appointed Ins
Every cln-umstam-e pointed to the '■urchased of W W . i rawford ami
ti< e of the pe tee for thi* district U ni*
CsraxUs la Shoes.
fact of Nulcide, a« tie had In-sim«- very 1 o <x F. I l*li, of Albany, and 1« t»elng
r.esday by the county court, John
m-s|x»ndent -»ver the city council re i put in place by Mr. Crawlord.
M |a«e»’ i lx ford nhoe«, per I’nlr, 5Oc. Watters having resigned.
fusing to Issue saloon lit-ens, mid hl»
America 1« tho tno*t
thickly
I lilies'
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75c and #1
Mr Foret and family havearrlvad
had expired.
, W(««li«l quarter of the gioia), I,ut the
Miaacs, Kid button shoe«, 75c.
from low i
Mr. Foret is the man
Mr Butler wn« nl«>ut 70 year« old i extnnslve lumber trade ami the
Ladloe
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who recently purchased a part of It.
mid w a« n harne» maker and saddler I mnuid
_____ dr-tructlon
. _________ of ________
thousand* ___ of
All
our
ladle«'
and
mi«M
«
’
button
P. Taylor'« farm below town.
hv trade, but bad lieen engtged In ’ l(-re« by Are Is causing •. rapid deiiu
the saloon business for upwards of itntion. The olth Ml llmire« for the «hoc« at redui-cd price«.
Div) I Mangle and daughter, Min
I site»! noveitlca In women’« «nd nie left Wt-iltie«da.v for Great Heml.
twenty year«. A wife from whom I'niled Hlatcanlone shows a yenrly
he was si-pnratixl ami n son survive ' io»* of over Ift.WXi.ntX) acres, vnlueif children’« ve«tii>g top lace shoe« nt Ivin. Mi«« Mangle will remain
him.
— Herald
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I st over ♦J.’»,i»st,is»t, Tennessee lead lowmd price«.
several month« hoping the rhnlige of
A few <u w Kull« for imi li men and climate will improve her liellh.
j mg with '.Ki.lMio acre*, while the
Ho? and Trait Orover» Take Hotte«. , io»* In the Indian Territory was but boys ju«t received direct from ra«t
erti mnnufacturi r*. All irei»irg>dt>«.
loot) acres.
h . M
I ntn prepared to Insure vour hop
C.
I'.
Wright
and
eon,
iuilpn,
of
kiln, and It« content«, your fruit
Harrlnuutg,
were
drowned
nt
Mrs. Putman, of t kikbmd. <'allfor-
Bar 414 era kr.sw ’in’ Dvrxcn
dryer and their content*, nt II«
lowest |«»«s|l4e rate«, and with mn Yachats, >umlay, Mr Wright was guarunleea hi« berti tea lo cure Unii nla. a former resident of Albany, i«
i
prominent
merchant
at
llxrri*-
Iri the city the gue.l of her slater
erica in yuur Imck.
nf the «lx companies reprerented by
Mr». Fish.
my agency, which have a combined ■ >urg, ami had gone Io the <»M«t by
team
for
mt
outing.
Il
1«
not
pmi-
capital of over Twenty five million
A letter from Nmn Worrel ut
tively
known
Just
how
the
accident
dollar«. A policy in either of the«»
M Udi» «late» tti.it he bad l<r*t SO
Council met In regular aevalon on n.u< h flesh liial he weighed less than
mmpnnlc* 1« aa g<»«l a« gold, anti !«• ■ avurt*d but II 1« sup|H»*«x| that the
who wa« 12 or i'i of • gr,
_ , had
\
Thursday evening, Augu*t ith.
100 pounds.
cnae of a lot»»you receive your inoney I ixiy
fallen off a r>ck Into tho »••■, and
Ordinance no il. relating to the
without delay.
Mis- II. It. Liggett, living la’yond
Fur application«, write tonrcnll on. that Io his effort* to save lit* »on Ixith lici-OM’ on certain pl»ce« of t>ul«ne*«, JefT»-r-oii died very suddenly of
i
wereilrowtie*!.
w«.
read
three
lime*
«nd
pu«.cd.
C <1. Ih i’Kiirar,
The following 1,111« were reported heart dl«euse un Humbiy. Hhc was
Albany < tregon.
only 25 year» o' age.
on and ordered paid:
Tb« War to Ini.
The Magnolia laiundry ha« r<
t.
r
«
Attention Fanner«.
«» *r»»iih,
Npaln’a reply to the President« r.
¿y ut
v W II»*«* y, «Mk^ry
Johnson A Phillipa have ju»t com peice terni» ha« been received, and
Council adjourned till Aiigu«t Itdli
bl'-ted arrangements with otic of the dllmugh It h»« not t»*en made public
largest grain houses on the Pacifli if fa thought that not term« have
BwckMki cux«4 a&d as Joah by uxuxg
i-iMst, located at San Francl«. .., ;» been «i-cepted and that the war will ih»«a>» lauilly herb Id.
he ended Sec
ret, try ik»y ha«
handle tints direct for them, and will I «»>n
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thu« Im ,d4e to handle all the oat« In ' made the following statement for
conn
till« section, and |my therefor th» the pre«*!
Verv highest market price. Ho bring > “We have agreed-cpon a protocol,
mt you oats. Al«»» will i-onilnue t<-! ••mtxxlylng the pnlptawd term« for HIIUIN.H—On Monday, August h,
i«iw, «( Shelburn, Linn count».
tny tho top market prlim for wheat . thè negotUtlon of thè treaty <»f
Ore., to Mr. and Mn A. P. iilron«,
I l«»<ce, In, ludlng thè evncuution of
Racks now ready for cuatomer«.
a daughter.
t uba and Porto llico, and It 1« eg-
F tm Oliver at L a »’
ecuted
It enn he «tated that thè FOX—To the wife of J. L, Fox, near
terni« are prerisely thn«e falli down
< radure station, rm Aug. it,
a
We are giving away, tneoi l i n.v tiy thè pre-ldent in hi« originai note
•on.
» Ht r, wild allverware to ra«h cu— «twiut a *r»k ago. It ts tiellrved
t »mera. Mr» sample ra«e m «lio* that nolhtng l'tlt fu* mal II le» remaln
K«r!'h < ’k»vt r K<w»t T*w. 5»r t
l*r*t
II aft«*r t»»l
Window mid a»k for |«rtb ular«.
to he dl«|»Mt <l o( to aerare thè aigna the
return
th* lwbaxr
R, M. Devi» t
tur" of th" probicol
*•>1-1 1
Black and
Brown Shoes
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PURELY PERSONAL
movo<I from the old stami near the
bridgi- to the one »t. rv brick building
we»| of the Mt*»nieTemide.
Judge Burnett tlied hl« decision
In the rjeciment ,-a*e of J.
Wcatherfor»l Vs. J. 1». Alklrv,
Ing for the plslailfT,
Mr J fl. t’rawfonl, has returned
from atrip to the Hay. Mr. t'raw<
fittd, uo understand, eip«*cts tn
open a new gallery In Ibi« city, say»
the l>en><M-r»t.
Mr. and Mis. K. M Titus, of Fug
o
are vl«iiing
_ llieir d »ugnler, Mr«
John O’Brien. They will go to Hod a
vllle f»»r a few weeks outing before
returnlrg home.
Th«' Flertric Light ('n. have just
tlnl*lio| wiring th«» rew Catholic
have
church. Hixty three light«
l»a'n plan I In the tniin Imildlng in
a very newt and conveinent manner.
Mr. Frist Grimmer was ,»n the
street« today after ta’lng cunflnvd to
hl« homo from the as-ciUeni at the
mill. He alii have tho use of all
Die niigera of hi« right hand but the
thumb.
Mi«« 'laud Miller, who was Injured
in a bicycle accident at Hodavllle, I
ha« regal tied her con«cl<»u«neM ami
1« slowly Improving, but II Iran«
tori'* «he wa« Injure,I Internally ami
the result is that her eundltlun 1«
criUml.
• . .-t ,'.1.
At Straney went to
!l«rri«lturg ri.urslav evening and
arrosleil R. II.,and W. J. Nnwigra««,
charged with obtaining money under
false pretense. They were brought
heft,r«> Justice Powell and the pre
liminary examination was postponed
until Wtslnes.| i>- at 1 r u
lb.->
were reloaaed without bell
1 he
complaining witnc»»e« are Clement
A Itrudly, the cuttle t»uyers, who
claim that they nayed the >ti<«lgrn»s'
for iHltlo in<l they now refuse to
deliver them
Wyatt A Weather
ford r.’pre*ei>t tliu defem»«)
W hitti’-y A Newport tbestate.
LOOK OUT!!
FOR Lo rs OF
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l\ A SHORT TIME
I’licv mv bví^inniii'í
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arris o al l end\
Tim warehouse at Brownsville
was entirely destroyed liy tiro Tue«
day night, c«lehlng in the engine
ho,i«c ami lieitig di«covrre«l nl*>ut II
o'el<M-k. It hud a capacity of at»xit
Tó.ooo bushel« «nd at the lime con*
I lined ataiut ‘J.tttlO bu»hi I« of new
wheat. The property wu« owned
by Ilm Farmer« \\ arehou.e I nion
t'omany composed of farinera and
buvltie«« men of Brown «ville.
ROSS E.HIBLER
solo ORI
"o Visa It M»y Cosiera.
l'imviiii x< i < iti i:> il, l.inn roun
tv, Oregon, June II», IOH. I bis 1« tu
ccrtlfy that anv re|»,rt that inay he
going thè round« that Tln»«, B Hat»
ti.,h ever inaile any otTvr toward me,
in word« or algn», of any improper
nature, are wlmlly untrue and false
In any and every partii ular.
N am v l’m t rr.
M a K v li iNv vii.
Gl•' Hi rumi vm »,
i*. li Mi D onai . i »,
F ic . v . xk Moithi*.
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F«>r 4 ‘tmiwl ipui itili
T«*», Ilif*
ta» bv,
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Nt’íkfiuak»
rt>id inukt'w th»' !
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tM*'|s|'v’,l tktid ifWt’h'H.
EnijUim Ml It*i<
uflitv f«»r imri k tthiFw.
SCIO SHAVING PARLORS.
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They banish pain
RELIEE
H. H. HENLINE
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Shaving.
Haircuiting,
Shampooing
Ladies Hair Draaaing 25
Balta.
Work gu ir.intecd strictly Arsi rhe,
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tr »«.’U-wMetf
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The Seti
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V Ose Bollar a ìcar
< tO c» ri • un«'
f'
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No n’. it? r wh.it the mutter it, one will do
good, and you can get ten for five cents.
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