WEEKLY BUDGET
EICHT MILE.
THURSDAY MAY 8, 1890
glThla notice vmrkrd with a hint pencil in
dicates that your suhncriptlon hat expired, and
if you wish the, paper continued you should remit
the price of mthttcrlption at once.
THE WEATHER.
llright sunshine prevailed during the past
week until Tuesday afternoon, when clouds
gathered and a fuw drops of ruin full, Wednes
day afternoon was eloudy, and at 7 o'eloek a
heavy shower occurred; heavy rain fell almost
continuously during the night anil up to 10
o'clock to-day. Indications of still more. Tem
peratures: 7 A. M. 12 M. 6 P. M.
Thursday 6 H'l 71
Friday 7'2 N4 7ll
Saturday 71 77 7i
Monday 74 M 77
Monday 72 Sii 7'.l
Tuesday 7)i Ki Kl
Wednesday 74 Mi 7S
Some Newsy Notes From a Wide-Awake
"Budget" Correspondent.
BRIEF NOTES.
WEATHER AND CROPS.
Bulletin of the Oregon Weather Bureau,
Co-operating with U. S. Signal Service.
Welcome rain, anil plenty of it.
Former residents of Wclifoot rejoice
Sheriff Howard visited Lexington last
Tuesday.
Willow creek still continues muddy
and high.
Commissioner Ely, of Saddle, was up
this way Tuesday.
Fresh oranges and lemons at McAlis
ter's "Hobs" store.
llnv is already being cut in some
lv.irts'of California.
Tlie present rain will greatly benefit
late-sown spring grain.
Charlie Harnett lias gone on a shear
ing trip to the John. Day.
Mrs. Towns. Mathews, ot Alpine, is
visiting Mrs. B. E. Hathaway.
J. H. Matthews and I. M. Piper, of
lone, were in town last Tuesday.
Iieef cattle are being shipped into
Oregon from California and Nebraska
A horse buyer is gathering ponies in
Umatilla county for shipment to India
Cattle ana horses on the range are
getting fat on the rapidly-growing
btinchgrass.
Mrs. E. L. Ilalley, of Eight Mile, this
week visited 1. W. Ilalley and family in
Lexington.
Old newspapers only 2.) cents per
hundred at this ollice for the next
twenty days.
Miss Ella Green, of Union, who has
been visiting the family of R. Lienallen
icturned to her home last Tuesday.
Tired housewives can save themselves
much discomfort bv taking the family
to dinner at the Lexington hotel on hot
days.
Will Hallev, formerly of Lexington
but now one of Eight .Mile's w ide-awake
farmers, spent several days in town tins
week.
E. T. Carr came down from Ileppner
vesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Carr will re
main here, preparatory to removing to
Idaho.
Mrs. A. LMunehard. who lias been vis
iting her sister, Mrs. O. D. Owen, re
turned last week to her home on En
reka flat.
A carload of Swedish immigrants went
up the road last Monday evening. It iB
reported that thev will settle on or near
the Ciinninghatne ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W, Ilalley went to
Echo last Sunday, returning on Monday.
They were accompanied by Mis. Susan
Jones, of Weston, and Mrs.'E. J. Wilbur,
of Meacham creek, mother and sister of
Mrs. Ilalley.
W. M. liooher, who recently read in
the l!i'i)Ui:T that kerosene was a good
remedy for vermin in the chicken house,
is convinced that kerosene will extermi
nate both vermin and house under cer
tain conditions. He applied a match.
With their well-boring machine, -last
week, Mont, and Charlie Parkins struck
water at a depth of twenty-five feet on
the hitter's place, six miles northwest of
Lexington. In a short time the water
rose ten feet in the well, and the supply
is abundant.
Last Tuesday, at Vinson, Umatilla
county, K. P. Moody, postmaster at that
ulace, shot and instantly killed John
McElrath. The trouble is said to have
arisen from uncomplimentary remarks
made by Moody about a young lady
with whom McElrath had been keeping
company.
A called meeting of Hawling post, G
A. H.. will be held on Saturday, the
"4th instant, to complete arrangements
fur the observance of Decoration day.
The officers of the post extend a cordial
invitation to the general public to be
present and assist in the memorial ex
ercises on the 30th.
Wm. I'lair. manager of Pcnland's
store, who has Becured the agency for
Frank Bros, agricultural machinery, last
week sold a Star windmill and puinp
complete before he had time to remove
the dust of travel on his return from
Portland. Mart. Richardson, living near
Llla, was the buyer.
S. hite, postmaster at Saddle, was
in Lexington yesterday. As soon as the
necessary arrangements can be made
anil buildings erected he expects to
move the nostollice to Douglass station
on the Willow ('reek railroad. This
will izive the residents of that neighbor
hood a daily mail instead of a tri-weekly
u at present.
In order to fully supply the wants of
t ie surrounding country, w m. inair,
manager of Penland's store, has pro
cured a full stock of general merchan
dise, including everything under that
head. By selling at small profits he
expects to make frequent turns, thus
keeping the stock fresh and up with the
times, besides enabling the purchaser to
alwavs have a choice of the best with
out traveling further than Lexington.
Farmers will consult their own interests
by forming an acquaintance with his
goods and prices.
For Horsemen.
The attention of horsemen is directed
to the fact that the law of 1HS0, to
license Btullions, provides a fine of not
ltts than to nor mote than $L'."iO, or im
prisonment in the county jail not more
than 9J days, for any one permitting any
Htallion controlled by him to serve any
mare for hire without first procuring a
license. The law also provides for a
filing of a list of mares served before
October 1st of the J'ear, and it shall have
effect or lien the same as A chattel mort
gage against the marc and increase.
The lambing harvest is over for this
season.
Slieep-sUcaring has commenced in
this section.
J. 0. Spray 1s around again, after his
severe attack of the grip.
Miss Lillie Baling will make her home
in Ileppner this summer.
Quite a number of our Eight Mile
boys have gone on a shearing tone.
Berrie Bowman has gone to Weston,
here he expects to spend the summer.
Ed. Rood lost, a fine colt a few days
ago, presumably by a kick worn a
horse.
Jake Johnson has sold one band of
us sheep to an eastern uuyer at ft.m
per head.
Miss Belle Hooker and Miss Dora
Beard, of Ileppner, visited Light Mile
friends last week.
A. Spray, of Union, has returned to
his homo, w hen! he will resume Ins of
ficial duties as marshal.
The band of sheep sold by Jake Young
to eastern buyers some time" since was
delivered on the 25th ultimo.
William Ingram and family, of Hail
idge, have moved to their ranch near
Dripping springs, on Eight Mile.
Messrs. Hooker, Swearegin and War
ren went to tlio county seat tne other
day to make final proof on their homesteads.
It is reported that there is a force of
men improving the UuttermilK anu
Sweetniilk road, the work having been
let by contract.
There is a good opening for a man in
the general merchandise business on
Eight Mile. Let us hear from some one
who means business.
Ilauline from the mountains has been
resumed. Teamsters report the roads
in better condition at present than for
several years at this season.
A number of our farmers intend to
barrow their fall-sown grain, in order to
break the ground crust which has formed
and which hinders the grain's growth.
J. C. Haves' house narrowly escaped
burning a few days sinco, the fire origi
nating in the roof from a defective flue.
Luckily, there were several persons
present, who succeeded in extinguish
ing the blaze.
Beach Haines met with an accident
last Monday which came near resulting
seriously by a runaway team with a
plow. The team, being unbroken, be
came frightened, entangled themselves
in the tugs and kicked vigorously. The
horses soon became unmanageable,
when Mr. Haines was thrown to the
ground and dragged quite a distance,
with the plow jumping in dangerous
proximity to his head. Several times
the horses ran through a wire fence
One animal was cut badlv on tho fore
leg and the plow demoralized.
X. Y. Z
Eight Mile. May 3, MKI.
YOU WILL FIND
GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS
FOKTIIE WEEK KNDINO HAY 8, 1S1K1.
The temperature for the past week has
been above the normal. Since January
1st it has averaged below the normal.
There was no rainfall during the
week. From January to date more than
the average amount has fallen; from
.lulv 1. 188!). to (late about the average
has fallen. The amount of sunshine has
been above the average for the week.
Almost cloudless weather has prevailed
duritiL' the past seven days. The nights
have been much warmer, and no frosts
are reported. This is the second week
of omul irrnwinir weather for the season
0 r- d . . . ,
all vegetation showing its uenenciai
eirect.
Winter and spring-sown wheat is re
ported in excellent condition. "Pros-,
pects were never better at this season
for a bountiful wheat crop" is reported
from various wheat districts. Early
spring sown grain is up; the late sown
would be materially benefited by rain.
The weather has been especially fa
vorable to the fruit crop. The warm
nights and bright sunshine have done
much toward advancing the fruit past its
stage liable to be injured by frost. The
neach and antile croos will be less than
average, while other fruits and berries
irive promise of immense yields. Many
acreB of new orchards will come into
hearing this vear.
In Washington county maples, aiders
and hazels are in leaf, one month later
than ast vear. Ground is in excellent
condition. In Clackamas the ground is
drying ont. On the uplands of the U ib
lamette valley rain especially is needed,
In Benton, at the agricultural college.
grasses are heading out, garden p"tis
quite high, radishes and lettuce growing
finely, strawberries as large as a dime,
atmlo trees in full bloom. Oak trees
have generally leafed out in western
Oregon. In the neighborhood of Rose
burg, Douglas county, the peach crop
was trenerallv killed by April frosts. In
Jackson county grape vines are budding
out, one month later than last year.
In eastern Oregon sheep-shearing is
in full sway; the clip is good and wool
weighing well. Plums and prunes in
the interior sections are in blossom
The grain prospects throughout this sec
tion w ere never better.
B. S. Paouis,
Observer XT. S. Signal Service,
Portland, Or.
AT-
TiiftLEXINGTONXHOTELQ
J. W. BEDFORD, Pitor-it.
A BACHELOR'S BALLAD.
lU'turiitlit! home at the close of'diiy,
W ho genlly chides my long delay,
And by my side delights to stay'
Who sets for me my easy chair.
Prepares the room Willi nentesl care,
And lays my slippers ready there?
Wlin regulates the evening Are.
And piles the blazing fuel higher.
And hiils Hie draw my chair slill Higher?
When sickness conies to rack my frame,
And grief disturbs my troubled bruin,
Who sympathizes wiih niy pain?
Nobody.
American Queen.
In May.
Ahnut this time.
In ardent rhyme,
The poet sings tiie season,
lie pipes his note
Anil soaks his coat
Without a fear of freeziu'.
The gentle tramp
Will now revamp
His tale of woe and sadness,
He'll net a "loud"
And "take the road"
In alcoholic gladness.
Tcrre Ifante Krpren.
MODERN CHRONICLE.
FIRST-CLASS FARE
POPULAR PRICES.
IT IS A FACT
That for some months past the trade of Lexington
the want of a
has been suffering from
COMPLETE AND DESIRABLE ASSORTMENT
-OF-
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
-INCLUDING-
DRY GOODS, Fill W m GROCERIES
Tobacco and
rflE TATU.K IS ALWAYS StTPl.IKD WITH
the hest ill the market. Careful attention
paid to the wants of guests. No Chinese ein-
lloVeO. 1I1CIIOUSU 1 111 UIV lltuil-3.
ibie manner.
Cigars 3
Board, per Week sf4 00
Board and Lodoino 5 00
Sinoi.k Mkai.s 25
Lodgings, 25 and 50 cts.
DAVIS & BURGOYNE,
PROPRIETORS Or THE
EXIHuTOH PLOURl tyijX
CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, HATS. BOOTS and SHOES,
Glass-ware, Crcclcery, Toticns, Etc.
DESIKINOr TO SL'ITLY THIS WANT,
WM. PENLAND, by WM. BLAIR, Manager,
lias received and opened for general inspection just such a Stock. .We havo
adopted tlio rule of
"QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS,"-
Which keeps business moving and enables the merchant to renew his Stock
with Fresh Goods, so that the buyer always has a choico of the best.
XKEP CONSTANTLY ON IIASO
THE VERY BEST QUALITY
WHITE And GRAHAM FLOUR,
;i:ii7i and com jieii..
Bran, Middlings, Shorts it Chop
Iu quantities to suit.
VK 1IAVK ALSO 8KCUUK1) TIIK
Agency for FRANK BROTHERS Implement Company,
AND WILL KEEP IX STOCK
ALL KINDS of FARM MACHINERY
-F.MBKACIXU--
Flour ill Exchntice for Wheat at
llcaxonuble Hales.
Rush ford and Fish Jiros. wiiffoim, Henna Hacks, ltodtjr Header,
Sirarnse. Chilled Flows, Rock Island Turf and Stubble,
Fll Oany, Star Windmill and J'limps, Etc., Etc.
Grain
Clioppeit to
all Tiniest.
Order nh.
PLENTY OF WATER.
Austin Yocuin is happy now, but the
source ol his toy came near nriiiKiiiK
about serious results. One day last week
he and Charlie Ilenetiel commenced work
on the former's well in order to increase
the water supply, and Thos. Ilroitghton,
who was fo attend the windlass but
whose services were not likely to be
needed for some time, took the horses
to water about two miles away. A hole
was drilled in the rock, and at a depth
of about fourteen inches the drill sud
denly dropped about ten inches, and the
water in the well, men pernaps six
inches deep, commenced rising. About
an hour afterward a passing neighbor,
who was attracted by their shouts, found
the men (standing in three feet of water,
which was still rising. They were
quickly hauled out, and the water in the
well continued to rise until it reai-nen a
depth of twenty-live feet. There is no
dearth, of water on that rancn now.
So Sad.
Her soft bine eyes were full of tears,
A far-off look she had.
Her lover fomlly drew lier near
And murmured low, "Too bad, too bad.
"Wbat In It, dear, that Brieves you so,
Why sadly overcome?"
Bhe nestled doner and replied:
"I've lost my quid of gum." Plunder.
FROM GOOSEBERRY.
For the BciioRT.
Crops ill excellent condition.
Stindav school at Stonv Point school
house every Sabbath at 10 A. M.
II. Cirubbs. of Olex. passed through
this neighborhood a few days ago on his
wav to Ileppner.
Our literary society, which has been
running nuccessfiilly since early last
winter, closed Saturday night with an
interesting programme.
Rev. James Ilowerton, one of our most
worthy citizens, has moved to Ileppner.
W. l'.Snyder will take hold of the plow
handles as successor to Mr. Ilowerton.
The Gooseberry school will close in
three weeks. Miss Conley, the teacher,
has given entire satisfaction to all, and
we hope the directors will engage lier
for the next term. S. O.
tiooftHUKHKY, May 5, lsflO.
Death to Squirrels.
There is nothing of more interest to
the farmer at present than the squirrel
problem. James Walters, on Silver
creek, gives bis remedy, which be says
has almost cleared his farm of the pests.
The ingredients for the dose are four
gallons oats, two and one-half gallons
water, one and a half sticks phosphorus.
Hoil till the oat hulls open. It should
he dropped into the holes. Walters es
timates that he has killed 5,000 squirrels
this season with this recipe, which heats
anything he has ever Keen in his ten
years' experience in poisoning squirrels.
'Wnlln ll'o'.i Jmmwl.
CIIAI'TRR t.
And It came to pass In those dayi Hint one
Blackmail, whose surname Is Henry, who Is of
the need of Abraham and the mm of his falher,
spake In tills wise: 'I llvo In poverty and ob
scurity; my substance, la well nigh (went.
Therefore I shall arise and go to my brother-
in-law i for I like not to carry a pack upou my
back and peddle."
And behold he arose and Journeyed many
day until became into the hill country, and
to the mountainous regions round about Ilepp
ner. where dwell this brolher-iii-luw.
Then Ibis poor wainlerliiK Israelite said unto
his rich kinsman, "Heboid, I am poor and des
titute. Therefore I beseech lliee have, com
passion upon me and help nie."
Then the kinsman looked upon mm and
said: "Verily, verily. I say unto thee, thou art
a man worlh'v to be called a Jew; enter thou
into my service, llcholdest thou these bills
and the mountains afar oil' '.' Know then many
shepherds dwell anionic them who lend vnsl
lloeka noon the hillsides and great herds of
ciiile and horses in the valleys. These men
are honest and unsuspecting. He thou a true
Jew. as thy lace shows, fawn upon runl Halter
them until we have grown rich from their sub
stance." And behold, it was m. Then us
fnllilled Ibis prophecy.
Hut, being a lofiv-nilnded Jew, be coveted
greatness, ind said in his heart, "I fain would
rule oyer this peonle." Ho ho rose up and
cried out In a loud voice. "Men and brethren.
1 beseech ye. make me lord mayor and high
encalorum of this great city, for verily I sny
unto you, my soul thirtieth ufler high uilgiill-
liess.
Hut thev shook their heads and said. "Truly,
that would be hard lo bear." But he besought
lliem the more, saying. I will buy a , your
sheep pelts and give ye a feast, and yi shall
eat, drink and he merry." And behold. It was
and ho was much punert up aim moaieo
with vitnltv, and said In bis heart. "Behold, I
an: a mighty ruler In the land, and people will
call me Mayor lilacknian. "
Here endein me nrsi chapter.
milE Ff.Ol'R Tt'KNKD Ot'T AT nt'It MI I.I,
.1 w ill bear comparison with tne uesi mane
WK VROI'OSE TO (ilVK FULL VALUK AM) TO SSllOHTKa Till', ins
tance for buyers who desire fair returns for their hard cash. Inspeut
our Goods and learn our prices.
WM. bLAlri, Manager.
our prices are put at the lowest figures
lcgiiiwiuu ousiuess.
and
consistent with
Areney of Hie
Company.
Northwest Insurance
TO HORSEMEN.
Those wishing to raise Mules, enn obtain the
services of a Thoroughbred
Kentucky Jack!
Will staud (luring the Season at my place,
seven miles north of Lexington.
MNdI.E HKBVH'K .
Hilt SKASIIN
l.NM'UANCli
I '. (SI
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. HI 00
I 10(in I'ASTfRE AT HKASOXABI.K RATKS.
I I The best of care will be given inures
idnccl In my charge for service, but no n
sponsibilitles assumed for accidents,
(jltij II. t'. SWAlHiAIIT.
Reduced Ticket Rates East.
MCKKT RATES TO CIIICAdO AMI POINTS
licviiiid are reduced .". For rules, maps.
particulars call ou or address
Now come the niglils. the blissful ulglili,
The nights of budding, balmy spring,
When 'neath the twinkling starry lights
Fond couples ou the gates will swing.
tittcramcnUi Union.
MABKIKI).
HOIisiON-KKAMIKN At the residence of the
bride's mother. Mrs. C. L. Krainleii, at Biilie
vllle, Or., Mav 7, Mm, Emory Hudson, of Lex
ington, and Miss Minnie Kruiuieu, of Butte-villi-.
I have placed a golden
King upon the hand
Ot the blithest lllllo
Lady tti the laud.
When the early rosea
Hceut the sunny air
She shall gather w hite ones
To tremble iu her bnlr!
Hasten, happy roses.
Come to nie by May;
Iu your golden petals
Lies my wedding day.
The above lines by the poet Aldrlch arc sub
milted as applicable to Emory's frame of mind
while making preparation for tho event of
yesterday. In his absence It can be said with,
out disclaimer f: Jiu him that he Is regarded s
one of the most popular and deserving young
men in Lexington and vicinity, and his bride
should be a happy young woman. Hearty con
gratulations are extended by many Lexington
friends.
time tables am!
ll... i.i,l..ruUl...,l
Through llckcls sold slid baggage checked
Ihroinrh to all uollils III the l ulled Spiles and
Canada. W. H. FOWLER,
Agent Vnioll I'aclli,' Hallway,
(jr. :i8) Arlington, Or.
J. K. Brown. Jas. I). Hamilton.
BROWN & HAMILTON,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law,
Opposite "OaMtte" Ollice, Ileppner, Or.
THAT'S WHATI
AND HO IS-"-
WHO I f AH Ol'KNKI)
THE BOSS CASH STORE,
(.v Tin: rosroFFK'E hi iliumd
AMI IS NOW KUCHIVINO
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
i.Nci.riiiNt; i:EitVTiiisii i ndkr that head.
ALL FRESH AND FIRST-CLASS !
Choice Brands of Tobacco and Cigars.
Mv (ioons wr.UK r.omirr for cash, and wii.i, iik soi,i ron
l AMii oni.v, and ut tlio very lowoat prices). No atalo (foods) in tho Hohs
Cahii SroltK, but evurylliiiiK frnli except tlio llama, Ilacoti and Salted Salmon.
"I UtACTK'E IN ALL THE COI RTH OP THE
J hliile. iiisurii Ileal r.siaic, . niiociHiii
and Loan Agcnls. Prompt allentioll given lo
all business entrusted to II, cm.
JIHT OV LKl'ThlUM
REMAINING t'NCALLEO FOR IN THE
Postottice ut Lexington, Or., May 1, ls'.iu:
Allen, Albert Plerson, Harrison
Kbea, James Kector Catholic Church
In calling for the above letters please say
"Advertised." W. II. McALISTEK. V. M.
CHOP MILL
lOR THE CONVENIENCE OFTHOXE WHO
1 wish lo have grain chopped, I will here-
after n prepared to run tn chop mm ai any
time and ou but a moment s notice.
;p-., 8. II. HOPE.
READ THIS!
COFFIN &
" At
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TIIH
T
I Jeppiior,
M A K I'.
LIBEEAL
O KVKUY CUSToMKK WHO J'X'YS
Mc FAR LAND
ZNIorrow Co., Or.,
NOTICE.
rPHE ACCOI'NTS OF THE (IOOSKIlF.fi ft V
1 store of J. 1 1. K li k A: Co have I u placed
I., Ihi. l-'xls of N. It. McVav. at (ioosebcrrv,
who has authority to make scitbi.icnts nod
give receipts. All persona indebted to said
llrm are requested to call upon Mr. McVay
and adjust tiieir account.
; WM. I'LNLANII.
W'ANTED-MKN OF CAPITAL AND F.N- ,
V ergy to take a look at Lexington and sor-
rounding country w ith a view to establishing
a bank here,
MCE VHVAL I'RIf'F OK f 'Ol'NT KV WKKK-
IRONCLAD
Fruit and Shade Trees.
T AM PRRPAKRI) TO FPRNINH FRI'IT
1- unl M.m.f Thm-h grown tu Mormw rouniv.
thoroughly aiTlimali-'i urirl npfittily -lw.trl
for their iult.jt!ntiMi to ihi rKiou. They ar
larirc. thnfly nnri ImtMUnine and offered at the
mot reaaouhbl' iirieen.
I-:, h. ut: t ii, U'xihKton.
I est and the rhi-Hpfit i the fJUht.
THAN THIS CAN
(tinner to Hiuiiir! a
grow up with the coiin-
AVANTED-HUrTirAI, MEN TO INVEH
f T litfHU the advaiilH' of Lexington hm ft
location for h sordini hi mill.
$1.00
I si NOT MCf II, HIT IT WILL (;IVE
you II, c HI'li'.K'l for one jear.
VO IlKTTEIl LOCAI.iT
1 he found for the
home of his owu and
try.''
10MF. TO LEXINGTON; LOOK AT THE LO
J cation: look at the surrounding country;
look at your purse and decide that this is the
place to invest its contents.
FIRST-CLASH LOCATION FOR
ss men of energy and foresight
Ixiiigtou. Morrow county, or.
IOHT Hi'I.F.NIiIII OPPOKTI'MI V TO K
i cure giMsl homes by those who wait pa
1-u, g before coming ii Morrow , my.
I.iOI'NIi-A
business
FOLLOWING
AT KKTAII. I''KOM Ol'U STORK
to tlio li mount (if twcrilyflvit (lnlliirH in Uiy 'iowlsi, 'lutliinif, IUkiIh mill
8hnc ll.ils and ( uiis, limits' Furnishing (,oo,s nod 1'iiiicy i,,,ods, wo will present a siaii-
NII'ICLNT HOCNII VOLI'Mlv filled Willi licaolillll Hleel Engravings and Poetry. Each I k
has from slxly -five lo one hundred full-page pictures, and Is valued at l. We have four styles
of books. 'Ibis oiler holds good until .lulv I. Isisi 'or later if we sec ill.) Hnmll purchase will
be counted. As soon as the full amount Is bought and paid for. you may lake your choice.
gtfki: Kind l ;xmI Mold at I he Very Iniii'd I'rlcr.
tm- hv leiicil o hnve yon cbII ill our l legi.nl !ev llrlrk
Mori', ;iIh!ii strrrl, ulirrs yon will llnil u MoiN of lien,
rral ,ll rrlu..idie. I.roi erles, lli.rilui.rc, 'IIK hell Wi.gona,
Plana, ele., le., w hich la ro.iipli lo in every ourtlciilur.
dWdllgliest cash price paid for Eggs ami ilullcr. Kheep Pells bought.
COFFIN & McFARLAND, Hcppner, Or.
HENRY PADBERG,
PIlOI'ltlETOK OF ,
CITY DRUG STORE,
.;.v.Vf,"7.v, o;vv;o.v,
(DR. E. T. GEOGHEGAN, Pharmacist and Manager.)
HER II FOIL STOCK QFPUR EDRUGS I! MEDICINES!
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