Lexington weekly budget., November 14, 1889, Image 3

WEEKLY BUDGET
THURSDAY NO V K M R K K 14, 1880
HF-TIiIh notice wnrhd with a blue pencil in
dicate thnt your nubaeriptian ha expired, and
if tou with the. paper continued you should remit
flie price of ftuhwriptivn at once.
THE WEATHER.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday lair; bnlance
if the wi-i'k cloudy; Unlit sprinkle Monday;
showers Monday and Tuesday nights. Tem
peratures reported by W. U. MeAlfsler:
7 a, M. 12 M. 7 P. .
Thursday :U fifi
Friday 'Ji 72 40
Kiiliinliiy id r.S 50
Sunday : SO 4!f
Monday ;w 4N 40
Tuesday M 4li
WeilucMliiy .Hi 70 40
BRIEF NOTES.
Another dunce ut the armory to-morrow
night.
Bargains in everything at II. McFar
land & Co's.
(Jeorne Nohle's little hoy died at Ilepp-
Jier last Sunday.
Last Tuesday was a bad day for women,
vats and chickens.
Alva Leach's new house on Arcade
street is almost complete.
II. L. Keyto left lust Thursday for a
trip to the i'uget sound country.
1'. E. Hamilton, formerly of Lexing
ton, is now located near Cameron, Idaho.
Kichard Madmen's little girl is dan
gerously ill with pneumonia at Ileppner.
It is expected that the armory will
lie well tilled with dancers to-morrow
night.
Eighteen teachers arc now engaged
in the public school work of Morrow
county.
Teachers' examination at Ileppner on
the -'7th instant. See notice in another
column.
W. 13. Wilson, who has spent the
summer in Washington, returned last
evening.
r. Ueoghegan has been called to
Ileppner quite often lately on profes
sional business.
II. McFarlund & Co. are prepared to
buy wheat at their platform. Cash paid
according to quality.
Take your five-gallon oil cans to the
City drug store and have them Tilled
with coal oil for $1.05 each.
Don't let your name be dropped from
the IU'ikikt's subscription liht. Look
out for the blue mark at the head of this
column.
Quite a number of new settlers have
arrived in Morrow county lately as will
appear by reference to births in another
column.
It has been suggested that a debating
society he organized here for the coming
winter. Now is the time to start it.
Talk it up.
Mrs. Tibbetts, who recently purchased
the Kenton property on Water Htreet,
has built an addition and is otherwise
improving the house.
One thousand jack-rabbits wanted Viy
II. McFarland & Co.; to be delivered
on Tuesdays and Fridays. Fifteen cents
-each will be paid for them.
No admission feo will be charged to
the dance by Company I) on Thanks
giving night. The boys will do their
best to make it a pleasant affair.
Superintendent Stanley visited the
Lexington school last Friday. He ex
pressed himself as well pleased with the
manner in which the school is conducted
by Mr. Hod son. '
Mr. Meeks, formerly associated with
W. (i. Scott in the lumber business, has
returned from Washington ami w ith his
family moved into A. J. Breeding's
house on Water street.
In order to reduce their stock of dry
goods, clothing, hoots, shoes, hardware,
glasswaie, etc., H. McFarland it Co. are
now positively ottering great reductions
in prices for cash or wheat.
1'ostmaster Whito informs tho IU dokt
that there remain uncalled for in the
Ella postoflire letters for Mrs. Lido Hop
kins, Jo Willard, Mrs. K. A. Hendricks,
O. 1'. Nelson and L. Hendricks.
Eli Summer, who resides two miles
below town, has recently improved the
appearance of his house by the addition
of a veranda, and Joe Gibson's paint
limuli liuu ulwik itwroiiMpd tiiu .miif.rol
efl'ect.
George, Marion Evans three-year-old
son, fell out of bed last Saturday night
and fractured his collar bone and shoul
der blade. Ir. (ieoghegan was imme
diatelv summoned, and the little hoy is
now doing well.
Here is an opportunity to get your
home paper and one of the best Ameri
can magazines for a prico within the
reach of all the IU'imikt and the Co
vniji'ililitn for only if2A). Sample copies
nay he seen at this oflice.
As seen from the streets of Lexington
the Blue mountains, now covered with a
fresh fall of snow, present a handsome
appearance; but to those who have not
yet finished hauling wood the snow
doesn't look at all pretty.
Since the birth, about three weeks
ago, of his first boy Tom liroughton has
been one of the proudest fathers on the
bunchgrass. The important event was
not reported at tho time because Tom,
in tho exuberance of his joy, forgot to
inform the printers.
Constable I'.oon is again at work on
his house on Water street, and says he
w ill finish it this time. When completed
it will look well. Hoon already regards
it with a good deal of complacency ;
"they say" that on the way up town lie
always turns around several times to
note the effect of distance.
The Morrow county teachers' institute
w ill convene at Ileppner on the evening
of the L'.Stli instant. An interesting pro
gramme has been prepared for the oc
casion. State Superintendent McElroy,
of l'ortlainl, l'rolessor Stanley, of the
Monmouth normal school, and other
prominent educators will be present.
Land Office Bulletin.
Our WVhinston correspondent eml the j
lollowiiiK Information: Iu the following bind
contest decisions the names of the successful !
l.arties are marked with au: The Halle dis-i
tilit-ll-nry l'ro.t vs. S. p. railroad com-;
van;, win. A. lalhiuii vs. N. I', railroad mm-
, Win. A. HaihinB vs. N. V. railroad com
pany-, rioocri l"rrti.n v. .. r. rinlroa-l com
jiaoy. William Wiiliauoi v. S. ruiiroad
coiii mil y, l h:i. K, ( art-on v. S. IV raiir.-ad
coin j. any, l.a lirunde di-trict J hn Mi: r- hit!.
vs. V 1'. railroad rumiany. .lumen V. Morri
Mn vs. N. 1'. railroad cnipiiit), JuqcpU W.
Jitelor' vu. y 1'. railroud eouii'uu,..
ALPINE.
Mart. Richardson has purchased (J.
W. Hansell's place and took possession
this week.
Mrs. A. B. Mackey made a visit to
Echo on Tuesday's stage, returning on
Thursday.
K. M. Graham has moved on C. G.
Bringham's place and is Btingly fixed
for the winter.
As you pass this way and see the
largest pile of fuel on Sand Hollow you
may know that yon are at Kev. V. C.
Ual'laher's.
Miss Gertie Saver" our Softool teacher,
visited Lexington last Friday. Miss
Minnie Gallnher took charge of the
school during Miss Saver's absence.
Encle Jake Wattenburger is absent
this week with some other persons pros
pecting in the Blues, and reports are in
circulation that a good find has been
made.
T. P. Mathews is here with a fine
band of sheep numbering 2,400. We as
sert that the shepherd's crook over his
shoulder is the orly crooked thing
about Tom.
Robert Hynd has come among us with
a band of sheep, and being a vounir. man
of sterling qualities the young ladies
should certainly be excused for casting
sly glances in that direction.
Charles Bringham came in from Long
Creek a few days Bince, and now his
genial countenance is seen upon our
streets, while "old Crowder" is allowed
his usual daily rations of post hay.
A special school meeting of our dis
trict has been called to elect a director
in place of V. B. Adcook, who will soon
leave us for an extended visit to friends
and relatives at Adams, and will prob
ably visit his old home in York state
before his return.
Our school will close Friday, Novem
ber 21M, and on the evening of that clay
an exhibition will be given by the pupils
of the school, assisted by the teacher
and scholars of the l'ine City school. A
good programme has been prepared and
a pleasant time may he expected. All
are invited. Admission free.
Soi.kmn Sam.
Ai.pinb, November 10, lsso.
Now autumn jonniner puts to rnut
And chilly winds to blow tie-in;
Tlie ii-e ereaiii joke is Kointr out.
The stovepipe joke is coining in.
limtim Courier.
FROM SOUTH SPRING.
Grandpa Garret is quite ill at the res
idence of C. M. Long.
.1. ('. Stockdalo has begun the seeding
of 150 acres of wheat.
Charles Mitchell, of Butter creek, vis
ited friends in this vicinity last week.
James Harrison made a business trip
to Umatilla county during last week.
Sheriff Howard and G. W. Harris
were in the neighborhood on Tuesday
of last week.
O. W. Pecker and family have left for
Grande Konde valley, where they will
reside in the future.
W. J. MeAtee, the butcher, was in
the neighborhood lust week and pur
chased five head of beef cattle from A.
Andiews.
Three wagon loads of immigrants from
Pakota passed this way a few days ago
en route to the Willamette valley, lliey
were not very well off financially, and
.Morrow county oilers fur better induce
ments to a poor man than the long; set
tled Willamette.
Soi tii Spring Saok.
South Si'RI.no, November 9, lssi).
Op all the (md and irloomy words
That mankind ever writ,
There Rre no sadder ones to me
Thau these two: "I'lease remit."
Jiretiange.
JORDAN FORK.
.T. M. Keys is putting in 100 acres of
tall gram.
School will commence in the Will
iams district next Monday.
Mesdames Kly, Short and Wilson vis
ited menus here a short tune ago.
Misses Hvnier and Ella Blake have
been visiting Mrs. Wilson, of Jordan
rork.
George I'tt, of this neighborhood,
will spend the winter with relatives in
.Missouri.
.Misses Mollis and Ista Elv, of Saddle,
visited their sister, Mrs. 0. J. Wilson,
hero last week.
Mr. Moore, who has been visiting bis
folks on Light Mile, has gone to Albany,
expecting to make that Ins future home
Wilson brothers, who have just tin
ished seeding 500 acres of fall wheat
say that Morrow county is all right as a
arming region.
Frank Engleman has gone to Wash
ington territory, where he will spend
the winter, r rank s many friends on
Jordan Fork will greatly miss him.
Topby.
Jordan Fokk, Nov. 10, Ihhd.
FOR SHADE AND FRUIT.
The Russian mulberry seems to be
well adapted for this section, and those
who have tried it speak well of it. L'ncle
Jaka Earnst, who has a fine young
orchard, says the mulberry suits him.
He will plant quite a number of the
trees next spring. II. II. lloopes, of
Ella, has four trees of the black variety
and one of the white, three years old
from which he this year gathered quite
a lot of berries. The black ones are
said to be much superior in flavor. On
the Tom Cherry place, now owned by
Crane liros., there is also one tree
which yields an abundance of fine fruit.
Iho Biixikt invites communications
from those w ho have had experience in
growing the mulberry here.
Egyptian Meal and Broom Corn.
When a canny Scot admits that any
thing is equal to oatmeal, it must be
j pretty good. Geordie Brown, of Social
ridge, recommends meal made from
Egyptian corn, and after a thorough test
of a generous sample from his ranch the
lirnoKT heartilv concurs in his opinion,
r, l!iwn this season raised some
broom corn that is good enough for any
country ; g sample can bo seen at this
oflice. He also shows a queer looking
grain which is a mixture of amber cane
and Egyptian corn. The stalks (frew
eight feet hih and combined the gl
qualities of Itotti the parent plants. He
Kill eii'ciiuiciit further with it.
THE NEICHB0RS.
VMATll.I.A COl'NTY.
Pendleton East Orcgonlan.
I. II. French is very ill at his Vinson
home.
Four pear trees near Milton yielded
$70 worth of pears, at two cents per
pound.
Josiah Clore is very low, and his
friends fear that before many days he
will be no more on this earth.
Isaac Kriotts sold 7fi0 head of lambs
and wethers recently to Iliesche & Bed
gar at $1.50 per head for the former and
!f2.!30 for the latter, a good round price.
Miss Mildred Uartlett, daughter of
Mrs. C. II. Wheeler of l'endleton, and
Thomas II. Wilson, of San FranciBeo,
were married at Oakland, Cab, on the
3d instant.
About $ 1,000 remains of the Long
Creek road appropriation, and this will
be expended erelong. The result will
be a tine mountain road from l'endleton
to the (rrant county line.
Eleven handsome specimens of the
wild goose tribe were captured fourteen
miles north of l'endleton by J. F. John
son on Thursday, lie reports the eack-
lers pleiuitnl and the sport immense.
The Umatilla Indians, near Wallula,
are catching salmon in large quantities,
This is lessening the number of this
species of fish in the northwest, and in
a few years the people will be salmon
hungry.
Heal estate dealers report a singular
anomaly. While l'endleton people are
buying property at 1'uget sound, several
sound speculators are investing monev
in l'endleton. A fair exchange is no
robbery, and there is no kick coming
Killing brothers contemplate bringing
their stock from the range in the Big
Bend to Weston, where they can pro
cure teed during tho winter. 1. h. Sal
ing and b rank are now engaged in gath
ering them up preparatory to this move,
Sam Nicely has a female mule which
is the mother of two thriving and friskv
female colts, sired bv a Cleveland Bav
stallion. His story may be hard to
swallow, Vint anyone disbelieving it is
earnestly invited to call at his ranch on
Juniper and confirm with his own eyes
tho truth of hum 8 statement.
There is an air of business about l'en
dleton just now that is now and actually
refresh intr- The numerous and hand
some stores are donning a metropolitan
air which gives tone and backing to the
town to strangers. Hie handsome dis
play windows of the merchants are
much remarked about, l'endleton is
becoming noted for her handsome stores
and solid firms, who do business on the
broad-gauge principles.
till.l.IAM COl'NTY.
Fossil Journal.
A shooting match and ball will tako
place at Fossil on Thanksgiving.
The parsonage of the M. K. Church in
Fossil lias been completed and turned
over to t lie directors of the church.
A grand old-fashioned spelling bee, in
which the pupils of the Mayville, Fair
view and Heeeher Flat schools took part
came oil" at the Fairview school houBe
last Monday night.
Val. Wheeler is back from Eaton, Col
orado, where be has been assisting Henry I
ii. .i, 1,. ...... ;., ,,;,, .. i,; i, -.,,. r - t -
lie says there was a foot of snow when
he left, hut lie got out of there just in
time to escape tho blizzard, one of the
severest that has visited Denver for sev
eral years.
Col. J. Caven has picked and put up
nearly three tons of choice winter ap
ples from Ins orchard on l'ine creek the
paat few weeks. We have not seen even
in the far-famed Willamette valley, the
place of our nativity, any finer Bald
wins and yellow Newtown pippins than
those of Mr. C'uven'a orchard.
'Tin very wronn for men to swear
When any! hing's awry.
And with h little tliiiuKlilful care
They'll mop it If they try.
Yet. Hi'ter nil, tliere'rc Kreater wrongs
TIihh men who wililly rant,
And they're the looks a woman dont
Who want to swear and cau t.
Exchange.
Rye at Ella.
Among the farmers in tho vicinity of
Klla rye is rapidly gaining favor, both
for grain and hay. Up to the present
time the grain has always commanded
from two to four cents per pound for
seed, it is a tmre crop in any season, and
the yield per acre of hay is usually
much greater than wheat. This season
II. II. Hooten has sown 42 acres ; J. F
Deos, !0; John Handy, 81); Crane liros.,
'.); I). K. and (. Iiarles Jayno, 40; J. K
Vamdeave liaH volunteered 30, and 8ev
eral others whose names we did not
learn have sown various amounts.
House Burned.
Last Monday evening, just hefore
dark. J. II. McFarland's house on Juni
per canyon was totally destroyed by lire
with all its contents except a sewing
machine, rocking-chair and some bed
clothing:. The loss is estimated at about
$800, with an insurance of $000. Mr.
and Mis. .McFarland were returning
from ft llfaitrhVirir'H when tlif Urn Hturtil
and only got home in time to save lUe
lew tmngH anove mentioned. A delcc
tive flue is (supposed to have been the
cause.
UOHN.
KKVTK In Lexington, November 7th, to Mr.
and Mr. 11. L. Kevte, aMin.
Illtiil liHT") V Near iVxIiiKlnn, October 2Ttli,
to Mr. Hurt M r. Thomas iiroiiLrliton, a, son.
MJI.LKK Near Saddle. November 1 J III, to Mr.
and Mrn. (ieoro W. Miller. adaoKliter.
FJLKINS NeMr Snddle. November lit h, to "Mr.
and Mr. Jfifet.h r likins, a son.
CASK In He,.ner, November Mil, to Mr. and
Mrs. IJeitjttuJWi ose, a ilauiniter.
IIAIiKK Jit Ileppner, November 1st, tf Mr.
and Mr. John Hairer. adiiuuliter.
CHAPMAN' On Inn linit.-r ereek, November
.r,lh, to Mr. aii'l Mrs. Jlaker Umioiiaii, a Hon
ZMvYIUtlKI).
MclioN AI.I-'LA ItSO-At ( Town Hoi k. (Ill
liam county, November -'illi, Kenneth .Mc
lionabl iiii'I MiH Laura damn.
CHOP MILL
T,i"R THE rONVKSIKNf'KOKTirOHK WHO
HfUT In i-ri-imr-! t run the clinp mill un Tuck
any uua nuiuraay ui t-ncji wclk.
r A NT H I KAHTKRV A VP WESTERN
f f iMrto-r t kwtw Umt Iu Morrow county
can bf-f'njinl fr vaeunt IhimI mid linprond
cIhImih ftr sal' i licup, aud Lhut the noil litre
tttiiuot bv txccilc!.
GEO. 1' MORGAN,
(Late Chief Clerk U. 8. Land OHlce)
THE DALLES, OR.
Room O, Zjaml OiHce lluiMing.
REOrLAKI.Y ADMITTKn TO PUAOTK'K
tnfort Local Land Olticos nncj Depart-
tiu1 ntn at WnshiiiKton under prnvtsiona of tin?
circular of ihe Cicucral Land Oilice, approved
.ii tt iv ii yj, iwi,
If You Have Lost a Land Right,
Or have had trouble about your land,
"rRiTE to :m:ei
I CHARGE NOTHING
For CorrcHpO'iidoiicCf and may be
ablo to help you.
If I take your cne I nm wlllinc to
wail until the worJt la sueccaafully done before
my fee 1 due.
YOU WILL FIND
GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS
-AT-
(THgtLEXINGTOHHOTELQ
,1. W. KKDFORD, 1'uoiMt.
FIRST-CLASS FARE
POPULAR PRICES.
flUIK TABLE IS ALWAYS Hl l'PLIKI) WITH
I Iho best in tho market. Curi'tol attention
jitild to the wants of quests. No ChineNe ein
j. Invert. The house Is kept ill the neulest pos
sible manner.
3?OARI, PER WKKK $4 00
3AHI AND IjOIXUNU 5 00
!iNOLK Mkai.m 25
.
LOWJINUH, 25 AND 50 C'TH.
NOTICE.
A n
NOTKH ANT) ACCOrXTH DI'K THK
linn of II. McKitrlunrt & Co. must lit Kft-
tlH by the l.rth "f NoveiniVr, or rout of colltsc
tfou will br mldcd. TMh Ih poitlvflv t lit- butt
(.'411. i:l) H. Jltf A1U.A.MI n V U
"LTOrND A HMAU, MKMOHANIH'M HOOK
1 Owner chu 1irv nnvw by npplj iiiK Hi thin
onice ana proving property.
"UTAXTED-MKN OF CAPITAL AND KN-
V V riry to take a look nt Lcxinuton mid Ntir
round tn country with a view to vstiiblifthiiiK
a name nere.
TAXTKI) MOKR MVB WHIXKHH MKX
TV to htrHte in Lexington, the finest place
iu naNieni wretfou tor a iiirivuiK town.
IfANTKD M KN OK MHK. VIM AM) KN
V vray to locHte in Lexington und prevent
mm irom tHUinif rnni.
"fKKSOXAr,-IK THK MAN WHO W A NTH
1 t( M'll his I'lnlm will full at thin otllce he
will hear of Hnmethinff to Iiih advantfiue.
T)KIlHOXAI-THK CAPIIAI.IHT WHO HAS
I rontrol of one dollar ran hear of a proflt-
n! ne inveatment by cauiuat Uie iwihikt omee
f AXTKD MOItK FAHMKKH TO HF.TTI.K
T? In Morrow eonnty and liHKtcti the day
whlrh inuro to rnme when thin will he one
of the rtchettt UKrluilturtil reKloiiH iu the North
went. TIFTY-TWO NI'MHKItH OF THK LFXINff
X ton Wkkklv Hiiiiokt for II. If you are
not taking it, (tulmcrlbe for It; KUlmcrlbu now.
T"EKP IN MIND TIJK FACT THAT LEX
IV tntftori Ih In tho mltt of a fine farinf n
country and that now iHthetirneto locate here.
p)MK TO LEXINOTON; LOOK AT THK LO
J ration; look at the ourrouiidlnjr ronntry:
l(Htk at your Mire and deeldu that thin In the
))taee to Invent itn coittetiU.
VJ HKTTER LOCALITY THAN THIK CAN
i h" found for the fnriiicr to Hemilre
home of Ma own and "grow up with the coun
try.
TJCNI) A PAI'KK THAT IfONKHTLY HE
1 lfcvf'M in the future of Morrow county hn
hii fiKrlritUural ditrif-t and always hImihIm ly
mat hi iici. j ne lit uu bt ii only 41 pi-r year, iu
nuvance.
T4VH NO-A F1KHT-CLAHH LOCATION FOIt
i iiUNineHM men oi energy aim loreoiKut
lxiiiKton, Morrow county. Or.
f OHT HKVERAL CHItONIC CROAKF, ItS
1 i who have been In the habit of fotiHtantlv
HhiiHhiK tblN country n a farmlntr diNtrlct.
Kinder will pleatte keep under hw k and key,
!KRSOS8 WIHII1NV) TO HKLL IiKKDKM
1 rtiiw lu'i or undeeded I'lainm should i
at the Ht'fKiKT nfllcf. No change for advertU
iiiK unleHM nale Ih effected.
CATTLE RH ANY ONE KNOW I NO OF A
T vacant KoverNfU'iit (juarti-r Hiid wanting
n (-''Hid iiciirbbor thereuu should inform the
ItnuiET oflice.
r OHT THK KEY TO Hl'CCKSM, BY A
J i farmer who cultiviiteN dU outcut In
fl nd of corn and potHloe. A forincr owner
hi lift u e for It at present, llridt-r will pi cane
k-(-p ft poliato-d by iiKf until ( tilled for.
UrANTKI I'KACTICAL MEN TO I N V EH
tlirale the Hdvantiufcti of IjCxIiikIoii as a
location for a xorKliuin milt.
rrilK T'Hf'A L I'ltK E OPCOI NTRY WKEK
1 Hen in from 2 to W. The Bitokt ! only
p'r year. In advHu-(, The bent U the cheap
mul the cheaH.'Nt is the wl.
OHT-Hi'I.KNMI fUM'OKI fNITY TO KK
li cur kimxI liuffii'M ty tdow who witit lot
luu(; bUort: to nn n to Muriuw tuuuty.
SELLING
SELLING
TO
TO
Don't let this opportunity pass to pur
chase your Fall Supplies cheap.
We are Offering
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
For the Next 30 Days in Our Entire Stock.
1LVKGAIXS IN DRY GOODS,
BARGAINS IX BOOTS AND SHOES,
BARGAINS IN CLOTHING,
BARGAINS IN HARDWARE.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR WHEAT.
h. McFarland & co.
LEXINGTON, OISECrOT.
DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES I
GROCERIES
CHEAP FOR SPOT CASH I
AT
Northwest Corner of Main
HENRY
l'KOI'KIETOK OK
THE CITY DRUG STORE,
l kx i xa tox, on ku ox,
(DR. E, T. GEOGHEGAN, Pharmacist and Manager.)
KEEPS A FULL STOCK OF PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES!
TOILET AUTH'l.KH, CIIUICK PEHPTMEUY, NOTKINH, W'llOOI. HOOK 8. HTATIONKKV,
CONFKCTIONKKY, C't'TI.KKY, I'l'TTY 1'AINTH, OIIJJ, UI.AHH, Ktc, KTC
A FINE LINE of TOBACCO and CIGARS.
The Fluent llranrin of WIIMF.M and llrKM tor Ildirliil l'urpat.
g&- I'KRWKIITIONR Comimiixukii Day nit NiiillT.-l
OLYMPIAS, MURRAY, M. D,
Female Specialist.
HAH VMM'TU'fM ON TlfR PACTF1C f'OAHT
for tliti !iRt twi';itv-tW vt'nrn. A itv-
tiint' Hi'Votrd to tho Htii'Iy of friimU; troitolcH,
their rtniM'K Htid in red, I hnve thoiinnmU of
ttttlmonlnlfl of ptTMittiM-nt iinn from the n-t
people on thU f!OHnt. A poHltlvu KUHTHiitee to
periiiHtiently cure nuy vt of feinulo wenk
ihhm, no tnttller how Ioiik ntntiilltiK or whfit tho
HtHKe, inny h. ' hnri'i ri HtonHhlc nud within
the reH:h of all. Kor the hencfit of the wry
pHr of my kix who nrti tmrierlittf from nny ttt
the Krent imiltittile of ntlmeiitM that follow In
lli? trtiin of that terrlhle (lineiiHR known mm
feniHle wi-HkncHK, himI who are not aole to iay
for treiitmeiit, 1 will treat frco of cIihtk''.
( oiiftultalton hy ."Hall Irne.
All rorrefKinlenf ulrhtly ronft1entU1.
MiMlielne piu-ke, htixftl nwi nent hy fxprcHH,
with rhiinf pre-palil fur "homo" treHtment,
with Kpwlfle l I ri'ftlriiiH for line. I f you nrv
ollTin fnnii itny feumlu troullu, periodi
cally or eoiiNtmitly, t-hlnist
OLYMPIAS. MURRAY, M. D.,
KAHT I'OKTi.AM), iKKi'IN.
THE EMPIRE AGENCY
WIIX I'AV A'IKNTH A
GOOI3 BALA11Y !
IiI)KKKH, WITH KTAMI', THK KMI'IKK
1 AH' lii y. WuIU WuIIr, W. T. I'. O. hot 4H$.
PAY UP.
I.I, ArcoI NTH AKK SO W'K. I'l.KASK
nil iii'l 4'tili: un t ntir I caiiiiot ilu
H. Lli.VAU.tS.
OFF!
OFF!
CLOSE BUSINESS!
CLOSE BUSINESS!
T
IN-
TIIE-
and C Streets, Lexington.
WM. PENLAND.
PADBERG,
Climax Bitters
lor i ha l.iTcr.
TJsa Climax 33ittare
lor the lllood.
TJse Climax Sitters
tor the Nteniach.
CJilMAX 1 UTTERS
ARK
THE KING OF ALL BITTERS
nm
ItMMII), LlVKK, KrOMACII ANII lidWKI,
Thihiii.kn.
For Sale by R. C. WILLS, lone,
Oregon,
For hiitliir-t pur hiiI t ot the I'drthiml lluoine
Colli Cortland, OriKft. or at Ihr C apt In I Hn-itu-H
tulltK-, twl m, ort-uoii. Moth m 'hooU art
tinikr thr nimiii)'it'iit of A. I. Armtrott)(, have
Mirnr cournc of atutllra anl name tatt-a of tuition.
It iini tieMM, ttliorthaiul,
Tyiirwriliny, Frnmanthtp ami Knglith lM-part-niriiin,
I ny anl evrtnnu m hnkmin. Kludrtitiia'l-mittr-flnt
Htiy linir, Korjciit Cntalrwur, aiUlrpM
rrflajHl ln.lirM Mtrv. Afj fecial Ui tlnr,
I'oriliiiMl. rKon. hlnn, tm K".
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