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VOL. Vili.
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Address aU
, YAMHILL COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 25,1889.
. .
Dit. J. C. MICHAUX
It was Newby A Edson who built the
T hb Q uarantine .—The city council
THQSB CLERKS.
REAL ESTATE.
grist mill referred to last week. Mr. met ip special session last Saturday even-
0FHCIAL
. Practicing Physician and Surgeon, Kinney was its third proprietor;
McMtaNUujifV?,,
Jan. 22, t889?
itig. too insider the matter of quarantine
Deeds recorded during the week
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The H7«( Side invite? Mr. Mahans, tlte against Amity, on account of au|all|k>x. Editor Refiner; '
PtaMsat.................
LAFAYETTE, OREGON-
creamery man, to come to Inde|x?ndence lit was decided' to he for the l>est inter ♦ The Oregonian of 2lst under head of ending January 19, 1889:
Swi.tary of Stata,
■STT-lxat le it 9
taeratary of Trsaaui,
and talk with people there on the sub ests of tliis city to qliarahtine, and ac “Removals Necessary” says, “the mail
Malinda Parris byJV. T. Hash to
Baarstary or Aa Interior
ject.
,
cordingly guartls have been placed on service of Oregon is notoriously ineffi F. W- Fenton, undivided j interest
Saorataryef War.............
8aorotsre ot Navy...........
cient because of the removal of veteran in lot 1, X 7 and 8, and the east 20
DR, O. H. SMITH,
Will Logan has disposed of his Inter the road leading frqiu Amity to Ibis city.
Poateastar Oaaanl.......
clerks to mske room for inexperienced feet off of lotB 3 and 6, block 1,
We-have
talked
with
a
number
of
our
ittorsay Gasarsi
est in the barber shop with Charley
Oktar
Jastio«.
men.
”
It
also
says
th«t
thoae
who
have
Rowland
’
s
additipn
to
McMinnville;
Motvi
Fleming, and has purchased the shop of business men and they do not approve of
PHYSJCfAN AND SURGEON,
i
’
the action of the council in this matter, j been appointed under Cleveland’s admin $466.67. r
Force A Welch. __j'
James and Ellen McDonald to
Maa ton...........
Thp citizens here are generally disposed istration "are wretched ignorant, ineffi
LAFAYETTE, OREGON.
Mr. Dickerson, the expressman, Wlio
cient, characterless material.”
From Thos. Kirkwood, .160 acres, s e | of
at «preMsjtalfr«
«
has been confined to his borne for a to trtist the Amity people to care for and personal knowledge ot'the clerks now Iff section K t 6 s, r 4 w; $2800, fl
Bargory a Specialty.
v7 49
couple of weeks with neuralgia, resumed control this dread disease in their midst. office in Oregon I know that they will > - James MoCajn ct al to^Ffl wf
1 .««vantar.........
Frouvall that can be learned the greatest
taoraiary......
work on Monday.
I
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
conq—re in ability wifli tlmee under Fenton, the Undivided 4 of lots 1, 2,
diligence
is
being
exercised
in
the
matter
....
i
vaviikilu
i iit> IllALlur former presidents, «nd as to ¿character,
»^"^taúsúuatiéi
WHEHE?
7 and 8, and 20 feet oft o£ the east
8i 7
p v “! u,“y' *“ A‘,,i‘y*«■'*' *• >>° •>•>«
knowingly
I
------- or m 'S iinnville , or .,------ .
State Priatar..........
i tliey are far ahead. of the old clerks. side off of lots 3 and f6,fblock 1,
ette last Saturday between E. Long, of1
; ex|Kise himself to the disease, there is
that
place,
and
a
Mr.
Tucker,
of
Beaver
Take
for
instance
tlie
tw?
who
were
ap-
Rowland
’
s
addition
to
Me.Minnvile;
Suprema Judges...
JACOB WORTMAN................ President,
not any probability that it will spread
■ . ' '
)>oiiited from this town—both good dorks $233.33.
,
R. P. BIRD..........................Vice-President, ton. Mr. Ixmg won easily.
outside of those already exposed. Vac-
|
J no . WORTMAN,v.................
Cashier.
Mai
Pa«4s-4w
Hash
MaH incta
ntj h — Pa
r i'la bj> W. T . - Hte
Rev.
k cination is a better and simpler method W<| Mil of good Ajiafacter. | sppposs
Mr. Soott would have the mail der$s to
' F.
” W. Fenton, block 1 of Row
Where wiu .alwsy» Le round «11 the lsteet
I—-v Transact« a general Batklng Burinr««. De imrture forjheir new home in Dixon, of dealing witli this disease than is the
«tytea lif eeeeon. .Also a nice line of Basaar
I
pewit« received subject to check. Sells sight California, Tuesday. The ho«t wicbes of quarantine. A very large majority of proficient in Greek and Latin, or poker land’s addition to McMjtouYille; $1. Goof» meh a« 1« naually kept In a millinery
excheHga and t-lagrzphic transfer« on New a large circle of friend« go with them.
and faro, as were some of the former in
James McCain
F. W. atore. and I would reapeetfnlly aaa a share of
the people of this county have been vac
public palronige. I will alao aay that I have
York, Han Fransleco and Portland.
cumbents.. There seems to be a desire Fenton, block 1, Rowland’s hdQRip» , engaged
['
June 24. lr.
the aervicM of Mrs. Btuarr who will
J. I., Rogers and J. A. Todd returned cinated within the last few months, and
on the part of the republican press to to McMinnville; $1.
be pleaM io meet her former patrons.
T.J. Harrte
Tuesday from a visit to California. They all who have not should attend to the
Yonrs irnlvr
F. W. Fenton and wife to W. 1).
pave the way for a “clean sweep” iinmo-
VILLE NATIONAL BANK. had a fine trip, overland, anil report na matter immediately, for the good of
idately after March 4t|i; but Mr. Har Fenton, lota 5, 6, 7 and 8, being the
MRS. A. BURL
tive Oregonians down there »s doing themselves and thè public. Children
__ south 1 of block 1, Rowland’s addi-
rison is a civil service reformer, and
m ’ minnvii . le , okegon .
attending the public school especially
well.
tion to McMinnville; 8700,
what are you going to do about it ?
Tränende a General Banking BueineM-
| (Tliad Simpson, an employ« in Hod should he vaccinated, at><) Hl® directors
W. D. Fenton, ns executor to J. J.
Mvowirxr.
have
advised
that
this
be
done.
The
Hembree, an undivided 1-7 interest
President............................. J. W. COWLS son's iron cornice manufactory, had the
Vice President............. LEE LAUGHLIN misfortune to clip the ends off of two or latest advices from Amity are to tho ef
in the s 4 of the land claim of Ruel
NORTH YAMHILL.
tbs law or MBWsrern
fect that of tlie nine cases in the pest
Cashier..’«................... CLARK BRALY three of his fingers witli the squaring
Olds; $670.
l- Babeori ere who do «ot give
January
22,
1889.
house
all
are
convalescing
or
doing
well,
tloe to the contrary are oonalderei
machine on Monday morning.
L. C. Kinney to Ora Ellen Rod
Bells exchange bn Portland, Kan Francisco
te ooutinwe their «nbeeriptkn«.
and it is not thought ^here wi|l be any — Hon. R. R. Laughliu is gttemjing the
gers, 100 acres in sections 8 and 17,
and New York.
Mrs. Wm, Campbell and Mr?. E. W.
J—If .nbarribor« order the dteeo
.
more new eases. We hope not, for small- legislature,
tlavtaff purchased the «»oct of Groceries, Pro- their periodical« the publlthera may
interest allowed on time deposits.
t 3 s, r 8 w; $2.
Fuller have succeeded Mrs, Briggs in the
visione, ato. of Al. Iluaeey I desire to
Mod them until all arreare are paid.
pox is a disease to be dreaded; but when
Office hour« from 9 a m tn 4-p ip.
Roads
muddy.
More
rain.
Strangers
John Sax by W. H. Warren to
millinery business.
They have just
call roar attention to
I
í-lf «ubaeribare neglect to or rehue to taka
it once breaks out i t must lie carefully numerous in town.
tho foot that at all U ■ so you oan buy
their penodio»!«from Usoffice to which ther
Yamhill county, a roadway along
opened a fine lot of millinery and bazaar
•nvtblng
In
my
Une
at
’*•*. d,r«cte«L. they are held reepooelbte
treated and not run away from, as that
The dance Saturday eveniug wan well the water di$ch from near the brick
till they have Milled their bill and ordered
goods, in tlie opera house block, and in will not stamp it out.
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CLUB LIST.
their
paper dtaontlnued.
attended, and everyone had a good time. mill to the fair'grounds; II,
vite-all the ladies to i sll-and . examine
4-If subscriber, move to ether piases with
For the benefit of our subscribers who
United States to George G. Glen,
their stock.
Messrs.
Hopkins,
Agee
and
Morris,
of
out
Informing
the publisher, and the paper, are
T ub A storia R ailroad .—The McMinn
want to take some eastern paper or mag
sent te tho former dlreetloa, they are held «
McMinnville, w»Ye on our streets Sunday, w j of n w i and lotp 1, 2, 3 aifd 4. Grooarin,
Little
lister
Vrnatta
met
witli
a
seri
ville
R
eoisteb
calls
attention
of
its
home
reepoMiblr.
Crookery,
azine, we have made arrangements to
section 26, t 3 a, r 3 Ar.
1
J—Th« court« have decided that refusing to
ous mishap the other day. James Minty readers to the importance of co-operating
GrsiiKJtioks well in this vicinity and
Glatswar®,
club witli the following:
O. & C. R. R. Coi to F. T._ K^s,
take periodicals from the «Otee or removfeg
Cigars,
—
was
sawing
wood,
and
the
little
fellow
there
is
every
prospect
for
a
good
crop.
with Salem in the construction, of the
and
I «eying them uncalled for le prims tecle
New York World............ .......................f~>.50
lots 5 and 6. section 23, t 3 s. r 3 w;
TabacoM,
evidence of intentional frpud.
Demoreet’t Magazine.....r................. S.bO was pulling the slivers from jj) front ot Salem, Tillamook and Astoria railroad,
Quite a large amount of grain, princi $45.
[
And Candlaa.
S
-The
postmaster who ueglecta to give the
America^ Agriculturiet.. .b................ 3.00 the saw. He got his hand tori close and and urges the McMinnville board of pally oats, yet remains in our 'ware
legal notice of the negleot or a person to take
E, 8. Craven and wife to F. T.
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
These prices include the R koistkr and as a consequence lost the end of his mid trade to take the matter in hand. It is houses.
from tbs office the paper addreeaed to him, la
Keyes, 55.11 acres of the Walker of «11 kind« win be kepi in aeseon. All pur • frblo also to tho publisher for the subscription
periodical named for one year. Or we dle finger. The piece was replaced, and im|K«sihie to overlook the, benefits ot
chaiios delivered free lu the city.
-
pnOBo
Not seeing any items from tliis place in land claim; $25.
iL Jlkuj *
will furnish the iVbrM three months free it is thought will grow on all r|ght.
i. J. COLLAjtD.
this proposed line. They are recognized your valuable paper, I will send you tlie
August
anil
Frank
FammetoTr-
witli every cash in advance subscriber at
as
soon
an
mentioned.
Concert
of
action
Word has Ixien received here that Mr.
following:
G. Gregerson, land in t 3 s, r 4 w;
$2.00. Witli every issue oi Uie World is Smith, an employee of Davis & Rankitt, is thp only thing needed; The company
Our school is doing n|ce|y under the $3600, -
published a complete popular novg| by the ereaiqery manufacturers, will leave* organised in Salem will doiibtloss hold
Robert Ilutchcrofl and wife t<?
efficient management of Prof. Buchanan
«ome well;known writer. These are very Chicago ljext Monday ^cr McMinnville, conferences with the iK'oplo of McMinn
Peter C.* Thomason, a pari of tho
and Miss Poppleton.
liberal Offers, and the publication named to superintend the construction of the ville and other intermediate points before
Joe Livingood has returned to his old land claim of Wm. I’atton. t 3 g, r
•are the beet in their links.
creamery, cold storage and cheese fac long and ascertain the necessities and
4 w; $m------------- i
home from Eastern Oregon, where he
tory. Work will begin soon after his ar possibilities along the route, after which
J. D. Carter anj wife to Thomas
has
been
for
some
time.
REMOVAL.
decisive action will be taken. In the
rival.
Turner, the land claim of Hester
The Yamhill boys have returned from
HENDERSON BROS., PROPS.,
meantime
the
stock
books
are
¿pen
for
Marble, t 3 s, r 3 w; ♦4000i
T he O kkoon R egister has been re-
E. B. Fellows will receive next week
the Columbia, and are having a good
-
Oregon.
H. J. Minthorn and wife to Jesse From early morn till lata at night ws are the McMinnville,
' moved -frdin lofayette to McMinnville, the largest assortment of carpets ever subscriptions and all are invited to join
hardworking, tlreleas tollera tor ths
time at home witli friends.
Hobson, 4 acre in Newberg; $250.
where we will bo pleased to see all our brought to Yamhill county. The stock the procession.— Salem Slateeman.
trade of this city in
Mrs. Alex Miller and Mrs. John Mad
John A. Simmons and wife to
old friends and phtrons, and many new will consist of body Brussels at $1.25 per
A boit R ight .—The state legislature
ones. Corresixjudents and, brother pub-' yard; tapestry, 75 cents to $1; three ply, pays out each session about $11,000 for dox, ■ who have been very ill for some Benj. F. Simmons and wife, 173
time, are slowly convalescing.
acres of the Thomas Wilson land
lishers are requested to Bend their com $1 to $1.10; two ply, 75 cents to 85 cents; clerk hire for work that as a business
C. C. Tallman is making valuable fm- claim; $1300.
munications and papers to McMinnville. Excelsior, 60 cents; Union, 35 cents; transaction could l>e obtained for less
preMiifents on his property recently pni*-
■John A. Simmons and wife to
Elgin, 50 cents; Brittanic, 50 cents. than »1000. It is done merely for |>a-
chased from Frank Houswirth.
William F. Harris, 173 acres of the
LOCAI? AND GENERAL.
Call and examine these bargains, and tronage. The clerks of some of the com
Thomas Wilson land claim; $1300.
mittees hardly mako a scratch of the pen - A. B. Seal, of San,Francisco, represent
O.-O. Hodson was in Portland.on busi you will be surprised.
John H. Newby to John Boston,' And the thousand and one useful and nec«Mary
ing
A.
8clti|)lng
A
Co.,
and
Gap.
Lang,
ar tie lea found in a modem drug store.
ness Monday.
V oottt H kat C ontests . — Notwith, and use only a little gum stickuin, and a
land in Amity; $1000,
representing
Corbett
A
Mgfleay,
of
Port
poor woman or young man stands no
E. P, Wallaoe and wife to J. J.
Rev. Burchett, of Portland, ywas in standing the cool weather our neighbors
land,
interviewed
our
merchants
Satur
iH Poik county are getting warm on the show of getting the clerkships at that.— day and Mouday.
Putrniyi, land in Amiipr'; $5.
town Monday.
Albany Democrat.
To Keep Pouted on the news of
!
our matter of relocating the county seat. In
E. Carpenter, of Lafayette,
We understand that Wesley Morgan
tlie Entire World Subscribe
dependence people are out with petitions
8
tatb
or
O
hio
,
C
ity
or
T
olbdo
,)
for the
thanks for favors.
'
has bought George Van Gorder’s barber
tluarantetd In ths Compoaudlog of all Pro
A
F
riend
.
—
The
talk
of
killing
off
the
asking the present legislature to grant an
L c £ as C ovmty , 8. 8.
f.
•c ri ption« hud whenever an article ot
o any
shop.
’
We
bespeak
for
Wes.
a
liberal
J. 8. Martin is lying very ill at his
aseerlptlo« Is purcliaesd from
li
F babk 'J, C hxkay makes oatntHai he
enabling act, and Dallas people are out Chinese pheasants is ill-timed if not
share of patronage. Mr. Van Gorder is the senior parttar of the firm of p.'I7
home in this city.
wifli a remonstrance. This is the second senseless. They have not grown so plen
Cheney A Co^domg business in the ¿city
will
probably
go
to
Kalama
and
engage
3EO.
ZBTnST,
A fine son was bom to the wife of A. effort Independence has made in this di tiful! as to be a nuisance, their lieauty is
of Toledo, County ami State aforesaid,
in the same business.
. Braly, January 21, 1889.
No weekly paper published in the
and that said firin will ray the sum of
rection. Union ceunty, Eastern Oregon, a matter of pride to our state, and they
Prescription Driitrgiat.
AqiTATVR.
, United States contains aa
ONE HUNDRED DOLI.AkS for each
Martin A Sanders carry a tine line of is also very much excited on tlie same surely kill enough worms and destructive
much or as great a va
and every case of Catarrh that cannot be
insects
to
offset
any
harm
they
may
do.
table and pccket cutlery.
question.
riety ot good read
PUCKER VILLE.
cured by tho use of Halls Catarrh. Cure.
—
Portland
Welcome.
ing matter as
•
F. Barnekoff paid the nfeteopolis a
FRANK J. CHENEY.
W ill M eet H ebe .—Tlie president of
January 21, 1889.
Sworn to before ma and stilrscribed in
business visit last Saturday.
, the County Sabbath School association
Joe Kidder is vety low with rlteuina- my presence, this 6th day of December,
NEWBERG.
Dr. W. B. Mager«, of Stayton, n,
1 is re announces, through tlie columqs.of the
tism.
c
,
W. A. GLEASON.
January 21, 1889.
ported dangerously ill again.
Newberg Graphic, that their ntext conven
Fanners are busy doing nothing, as 1 sbal !
Notary Public.
Ixita
of
pro|«rty
changing
hands.
tion
will
be
held
in
McMinnvHle,
if
they
usual.
E. II. Flagg, lately of the St. Helens
invited Air encouraged to do io. Tlie at
Mrs.
Jane
Blair's
health
is
<|uite
poor.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally
We want a doctor, lawyer and under
Mie', waB in town on Tuesday.
and acts directly upon the blood «nd mu
tention of our local Sunday school work
Miss Abbie Myers’ health is improv taker.
High Arm Vertical Feed Davis Sewing
>cu«
surface of the system. 8end for tes
ers, therefore, is called to this fact, and ing-
-
wi
Mocbines at Martin A Sanders.
The young folks are having a good timonials, free.
more than likely the pro|ier arrange
F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O.
Frank Newman is sick with catarrlial time sleigh riding.
Wm. Galloway returned from tin;
®^^S<>ld by Druggists, 75 cents.
ments will be made for the meeting liere.
fever.
Sound country Saturday evening.
We
don
’
t
see
anything
of
the
new
¡I. II. Bowerman, Newberg, is the presi
School is progressing nicely at tlie store building—where is it?
Woodmen, buy your saws, axes, sled dent.'
acmlemy. —
ges and wedges of Martin A Sanders.
W. B. Holman, of McMinnville, spent
A 8 vbstanti . il I nckease .—Not quite
A. B. George is crippled with a stitch Sunday in our berg with his heat girl. ,
' N atures
•
Go to G.
Wrightrdentist, Braly’«
two years ago Jas. Huddleston was some in his back.
block, McMinnville, for first-class work.
Mrs. Carl Little has been quite sick,
what staggered-by an offer of $12,000 for
Ezekiel Stanley is down witli tlie ca but we are glad to say she is convalescent.
A railroad passing through tliis place 160 acres of land adjoining Eugene on
Several of our Puekerville dudes went
to deep water would*ta a great blessing. tlie west and came near selling. About tarrhal fever.
Mrs. Brant, of, Ellendale, was at this out on a deer hunt last week, but after
W. II. (Bill) Warren/^ naUve ot Yam one month ago lie refused an offer of
'
being out twenty-four bouts 'returned
hill, is now on the police force in Port- |20,000.
week he was offered |25,- place yesterday.
Ipollowa tha a«a of Syrup of Fie«, aa it acta
1 land.
(XX) hut refused to sell. This is a sub« I Tlie first snow of the season made its sadder but wiser nren. , .«
gently on tho
Say, hoys, let George, alone, guess lie
The county clerk and recorder moved stantial increase in valuation of proj^rty appearance last week.
K idneys , L iver and B owels
esn write to his girl on a postal card, ask
Revs.
Jesse
and
Mary
Edwards
and
near
Eugene
and
is
not
an
exceptional
: F into their office« ’ in the court liouse on
Effectually Cleansing
the Rystan
“
----- nring the
whau
daughter started to California last Tues ing (ot iter company, if lie wants too;
case.
—
Guard.
*
Monday.
Costive or F
Bilious,
Coetive
“'
’ Dispelling
it's nobody's business.
day.
bilbo Usftg Bute, on agrlenlaral nMoete.
A full line of hardware and agricultur
III SINES« Tair.-o. O. Hodson started
Ä SS’ÄÄSSiÄ
Puekerville talks of organizing a liter
The Parrott boys, of Dundee, got six
al implement« at lowest prices at Martin
yestenlay on a trip np tlie valley in the carloads of two-foot wood at ( hehaletn ary society. Go aliead. Puekerville has
and permanently ctirihg
A Sanders.
interest of Garry’s patent cap iron roof
HABITUAL OOMETXPATIOX
more get-up than any other town of it«
gap yesterday.
The Polk county Obeerrer lias been re ing, for which he is the rolq agent for
without w eakening or irritating th« organa sitews ÏÂS5
Size in Y*anthill county.
C. F. Moore has ■ fir root that is quit«
moved to Dallas. It wanted to be at the Western Oregon- He » »1«° manufac-
on which it ante.
reports.
Fred
says,
“
we
can
’
t
raise
inooey
acniiosity. Call al Moore Bro«.' drug
V.r Bal. to S4to ata tl .H B w M m V att
tur*r
of
galvanized
iron
cernicc,
in
which
county seat-
.
enough to psy tlie fUdlers, let alone
Drnc>tete.
Hi, ‘store and examine it.
«AKcricrraaa our ar m
Street Cofiinussioner lleatli has been businAs lie has a goo-l outlook. -**
Wool lias been received liere that raising enough to psy the pvacher.”
. suffering with an attack of quinsy for trip will extend as far sooth as Roseburg
CALIFOBIIA WO BT1UP 00.
Whet
is
this
world
coming
to?
Mita Kate Holston and John Kirkley,
,_____
_ •*» raAac«»#, Cai.
(By Mail, Potage Prepaid.)
and probably to Ashland.
__
lxwnua, Mr.,
|fw T-a_ w. T>
several days.
Ijpta of our young folks started out
both of wliom formerly lived liere, am
Snnd^
evening
lor
a
good
old
(asliioned
Teeth extracted without pain by the
S1.SO PER YEAR.
ano P. C. B a U—Tlie next holi sick al Portland with tlie typhoid fever.
application of local anesthetics. G. 8.
Dallv, per year.............
ntlcc for Publication.
day on tlie United State, catendsr m St.
There wi'I be a joint discussion at the sleigh nde, but after two or three break
Sunday, per year......... 7....
• ^WrightTMentist.
Valentine’s day. The Young Peopfo« Chehalem mountain schoolhouse on Wed- downs came to tlie conclusion tliey hail
L. bd Orrics- at Oseuos cm, I
This powder never varl-s, A maevel of pur
W.
R.
a’niñiprirtor. *
T. B. Kay has moved Into the house, dancing club propotafe to celebrate the nesdav evening, January 30, 1889, be better wait until it quit raining and
Oregon, jsa. 7tb, IMt. f
tty, etrrngth and wholex.menrs. Moro eoo-
!f
across the railroad, which he purchase ,tav this year with a>and •»’««*
Noth-, to hereby give« that the follow tag
tween the C'hehalem mountain and Mid snowed egain.
nominal
than
the
ordinary
kinds
and
cannot
be
Buri E tes .
naniml renter I». Stag eolica of hi* teteaUonto
Lto't-
eeid In competition with the mnliltado of low
low ewe 1-H.
open, hoorc hwheen dleton debating clulta; subject, ’‘Which
Of the Aihe estate.
teei, short weigh, elan, or phosphate powdera make final proof In «apport of his aiata, sat
Notice for
fl
that rete proof Win l-e mad. hofate th« eonty
has
dose
the
greater
sei
vita
to
mankind
Martin A Sanders, the hardware men ^eczre.1, and iny.tatmns will I* i-oed in
Mold only Is roi BovtL Haaiwo Pownsa.
|«4ge, or, ta h la abe««™, tho clerk of Yamhill
On., IM Wall SC MIV.
the printing press or the «team ergine?”
are renovating their large store and
coaatr,
Or.gow.
al
nitemooh.
Orages,
oa
due time.
Tuesday, Pebraary M. I IM, via:
D bbst -At Newberg Ortano. Jy>«ry
building in a new office.
jOB Woax.-F« «" kin*' °* j0LPrin‘’
15. 188ft, Mrs. Hulde ifadley Derby,
THEODORE JACOBY,
Administrator's Notice.
Frank W. Fentou, Of this city, !•"
aged ¿ryearwtad 8 aiontta.
hoareetead Miry Na. MM fer tha a | ot a w A,
| been reappointed a notary public by hi» ingcall at the R eoistz «
a w 4 of aw 4, sad tete I sad l,o< mo U m M,
Mm. Derbv was boru in Morgan county,
,uit you on price, and
11 a, i 10 w.
I sxcellency, the governor.
H« aaawatbo
Neatta« and promptne«« »1
nnnoBlt, Indiana, May IS, 1«B, and wm married
The Young People*« dancing duh an at all time«. Office on D *eet. oppomte to Mt John Derby on th®
'’•yof
of, seta toted. vizi
nounce that there will be no dance Sator
Mar 1882. -8b®
suffered for a long
po^toffk*-
___
with con««.!*»®, and .r^uslly
Aday evening of this week.
*11
having wcojmt«
grrw weaker until death relieved her of
| Louis Maddox has been suffering se
wellsre a Son not «ettled <dl pfe-e-J
her suffering Hhe was honored and
verely for several days with pneumonia. .nd do ro at once, no matter b-1-»™"
He is reported out of danger
An account you owe ua.
reared
md twoVnildreo IBW
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William R< Biihop, of Portland, father
be 1-l.nred. "
the
•ymprtby
1 ■ of our fellow townsman, will be an app i our good*, and >e sb«»
for the agency at Klamath reeerva-
of you.
SOMETHING NEW!
Millinery *30
Bazaar Store.
OPPOSITE GRANGE STORE
Groceries, I j v
Provisions !
Bed Rock Prices.
City Stables.
Firstclass Accommodations
In All Weathers
Drugs, Medicines,
For Commercial Men
And General Travel.
FOR 1889!
Toilet Requisites,
Books, Stationery,
c
PURITY AND ACCURACY
THE MONARCH WEEKLY I
$1.50
$1.50 w
EXAMINER7 $1.50
A Pleasing Sense of Health and
Strength Renewed, and of
Ease and Comfort
Colds, Headaches,and Xi evers
POWDERfl
Absolutely Pure.
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