The Telephone=register. (McMinnville, Or.) 1889-1953, June 15, 1886, Image 3

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¡Neither party bus “ratified” us yet at
Chronicles of Salt Cl’M'k.
This Number
NE. this
place:
Ami it camo to pass when the Children
Dr. Magers, of Folk county, has been
To-day wc Pend out i,000 copies of the
NOTICE. N I
<lown on a visit ditringethe week.
of failure turned their steps to the all ' T elki - iione to the readers of Yam-
This year Briedw^ll’s majority over devouring mouth of the dismal creek, 1 hill county, If you receive it itnd it
W<" bave engaged the servire« of Mr. A. Grave«
I.... ..: is 28.
Tw^ tvirs ago it was 33. called Salt, they found tho old ark of de­ I meets your approval, you are most res­
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V. It. Huyder to take elinrge af our local
Although lb- wheat lx not suffering feat ready for its biennal excursion and pectfully asked to become a subscriber,
au,I editorial rtepaitinent «. it,, needs no for the want of rain, still’ll
I »bower tear moistened pic-uic.
j It is hardly a fair specimen of what we
would do it. much good.
i iro liiollon to the peopli W Yninlilll.
And oil minority, the fateful com- intend to make it, for it lacks a good
Those who assisted in taking our press maniler assigned the passengers their newsy correspondence from all parts of
TELEPHONE WHISPERINGS. up stairs anil placing it in position have quarters.
the thanks of the T elephone .
I ; the county. Good iteinizers in several
And Ingles ami Russ ami the third of our sister towns have promised us
Miss
Lenore
Kirkwood.of
Wheatland,
Green peas.
party kiiliings were sent aloft to occupy ; their aid as soon as we get under way,
who was attending College exercises
the hurricane flock, to denote tho high ' so that all topics of interest in the coun-
Mew potatoes.
last week, returned home Sunday.
moral tone of tho party, also to be con­ ! ty will be made known •through these
( lit tho thistles.
,
C. W. Talmage, T. .1. Harris anil W. venient
to colil water in case of a columns.
Subscription price, $2 per
1!.
Derby,
are
delegates
from
Lafayette
Sultiy, Sunday.
shower; Collier and McDonald sat perch­ ; year.
Lodge, F. A A. M.,to the grand lodge.
ed
upon
the
king
posts,
while
Watson,
|
(‘onio up anil si e us.
Upwards of forty wagons have passed Rogers, Snyder and Howard skun cats
“’’Vj
Comity Fair meeting.
Butter appears scarce.
through town the past week on their upon the liog-cliuins.
way
to
Ncst
ucca.
J
list
a
little
early,
is
it
Sloane,
Putman
and
Graves
were
sent
i
Old-fashioned thunder, Sunday.
A meeting of the citizens will be held '
not?
into the hold weeping and tell asleep
I rank Collard repair- michinery.
aloft
the
boiler,
and
the
sympathetic
:
at
Garrison’s opeia house, Friday eve-
Don't grumble if yon go to the post­
office at 12:45 a.id ¡¡nd it closed. The rats came anil gnaw cd oft their sorrows, ning at 7 o’clock, for tho purpose of
Apples by the wholesale, next fall.
And Collard and Goodrich went in bv i , • ,.
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postmaster has to eat as well as other twos,
whithng pensively and took a lien <lee»hug positively whether there wd
Strawbef ries still sell at 35 and 40 ets. people.
on tho boat, ami Ferg hea\Fed a quid be a county fair or not. Wake up ami
I. J. ('olLiril’s delivery wagon started
Our brick-yard men are running large athwart the gunwale am! related the , turn out, for this cannot be put oil' any j
j esterday.
forces oil their yards, and before long melancholy story about w hut ailed Ilan-1 ionger> Consult your own wishes
*
St. James Guild met yesterday at Mrs. there will lie plenty of good brick at Mc­
Minnville.
Ami Billiam sat upon a package of his an‘1
9Jmoi enterpri« and do not let
Detmering’s.
tliis go by the board ; for if you do death j
reports
and
they
exploded,
whereupon
Hon.
,1.
C.
Bewley,
of
Tillamook,
was
Postollice Inspeclo» M:eLn, spent Sun­
on!, to tin1 valley last week. He reported tho passengers all went forward and 1 to McMinnville and good by forever
day in this city.
everything moving right along in our Washed themselves.
fair grounds.
C itizens .
Ami at tlie sound of the horn called
Mrs. (’. W. Tai mage i in Portland sister county.
visiting friends.
fog, the ark departed.
L ink or M arch .—Chief Marshal Ba-1
The annual meeting of the Oregon
Young singing “Monlight on the ker has decided upon the following line
"i:i.i:nnoxe-boys sme>|UotMi health Pioneers
is
b
-ld
at
Oregon
City,
begin
­
lake,
”
keeping
time
to
Elder
Russ
’
fiddle,
, o,Zr/ /co. Burt, the druggist
‘-elebration July ' 3rd:
ning to-day. They will have n jolly while Johnson patted “Juba" for Scott j n,are!'for
Dr. Haines, of North Validi:!), was time, you may depend upon it.
and Gilkey t to'dance away
_ the weary
_ Procession will form on Third between
down to see us Friday las
i C and D at 9:30 a. in ; march west on
Mr. Arthur Smith and Miss Sarah Ann bonis.
Far away in the dim distance as the Third to I ; south on B to Fifth east on
II. B. Sonn lerville, of Slieriflan, spent Cook, from near this place, were united
Fifth to F north on F to Third; west on
most of lust week in this city.
in matrimony at Lafayette, Thursday, old ark journeyed on amid leafless trees ' i third
to E
and songless birds.
|
” ; north on E to First; west on
May
10th,
Judge
Loughiiry
otlieiating.
—Proprietors of—
The veteran minister, IGv. R. C. Hill,
Braly was heatd baying at the Cam- ■ First to ('; south on C to Third ; thence
w.n at this place all last eek.
There’s some money in bees. Squire paign, which the editor had run up the: west to the grounds.
Yextiicfii
Saw Mills,
Harding started out in the spring with 9 jackstnt!', and refused to lie diverted by
Sheriff-elect Harris was in towp -jnd swarms
T hat B adger —That was reittived by
;
now
he
has
17,
nil
doing
Well.
Elder
Ingles
who
was
singing
poek-a-
MrMiiiinille
Sasli
and door Factory/
dropped in to see us last Friday, l
L'he IStli swarm got away from him.
boo at him in a semi-foghorn tone like Mr. O. H. Adams from his son-in-law,
—
Dealers
in—
O iih streets are kept wet down in good
Mr. Henry Reasoner, of Giddendale W.
Mr. G. W. Hunsaker came down from an owl on the pilot house.
White
and
Red
Lead,
Shape by Johnny Sax’s i j rinkler.
And
when
the
old
ark
of
defeat
hud
Linn county last week and took his wife
T.. last Thursday, created more excite­
This Space is For
The T bi . kphoxe is under obligations to home. They were accompanied by Mrs. ascended to the very headwaters of that ment among the boys than a genuine
Linseed
nnd
Lubricating
1 Oils,
County Clerk Briedwe.ll, for favors.
W. A. Henderson, who will remain there briny brook,and had climbed out on the ciicus. He is about a third grown, as
VarilisheS
ôt
all
Description/
cheerless sands of time, old minority spunky as you please, and can bury
Cowls Date came down from l’olk two or three weeks visiting.
took the second and third parties and
Kalsomine, Spanish Whiting,
county Sunday and took bis sister Maty
Go away from home to learn the news. wrapped their little tender, lifeless bod­ himself in the ground in just no time.
Paris Whiting
home.
The World says: New l’hiladeipilia, ies in the Register and Salem Star anil
O ut of P lace .—James Davis, a young
P. & B. and Princess Metallic
Mrs. John Miller, of Happy Valley, is just south of where St. Joe once was, is stuck the-n in the crack of doom there man about 17 years of age, fell from his
quite ill, though not seriously, we are the sight of a busy community, and the to remain until the bulletin boards of wagon while coining into town last Fri-
Roof Paint, Venitian Red,
mills of the North Yamhill lumber time calls them forth again to the resur­
pleased to learn.
I day ami threw his left arm out of place
company.
rection of failure.
Spanish
Brown, Yellow Ochr?<
attlie elbow. Dr. Goucher re-placed it
Messrs. Blackburn & Peckham, the
The Trcirbadours were greeted with a
I and the young man went on his way re-
and Hardware.
< arlton merchants, werp in town the
Precinct
Officers,
packed house at Lafayetle, Saturday
j joicing.
hitler part of the week. .
Prices as Low as the LoWSst.
evening. The band accompained them
—WHO HELL—
The following named persons were |
Think of it; 104 real lire newspapers, and after the entertainment a social
Business
Specials.
JONES & Co.
containing everything to the ¡merest of dance was indulged in till the hour of elected justices and constables for the
Handsome
lace
bed
sets
at
D.
C.
Yamhill county, for only $2.
midnight staited all homeward.
different precincts in the county:
Narver’s.
Miss May Newell, f we unilirstand,
We had almost forgotten it! But Mr.
Amity ; Geo E Getchell, justice; II B I
Ice cream, as cheap as the cheapest,
,
_ I L bool at Amity, John Maddox, the Tillamook mail car­ Newby, constable.
opened
out a writing
tf.
having secured a large class.
rier, was in town a few days since and
Bellevue; J J Henderson, justice;! at H. H. Welch’s.
informed
us
that
he
had
never
seen
the
Harvey
Jones,
constable.
For
a
square
meal
go
to
the
St.
Charles
The ladies of St. Jinnes, Episcopal,
Carlton; A I’ Wilson, justice; J E| —only 25 cents.
Guild will give an ice cream festival on mountain road to Tillamook so good as
at present.
Young, constable.
Wednesday evening, June 24th,
Pillow sham holders and lace shams
—Dealer in—
Dayton ; S R Baxter, justice, W Ham-
•
Dr. J. B. Lougliary, of Dallas, tarried
at D. C. Narver’s.
*
Addie and Lillie Suttqn are in town with his parents at this place from Fri­ elton. constable.
Guns,
Pistols,
Aiiiinnnifinn,
canvassing for the Ajlissouri Steam day evening till Saturday noon, while on
East Chehalem ; B S Cook, justice J L
A new supply of White sewing
Washer, a good looking machine.
machines at Shobe & Manning’s.
his way home from Portland. Doc looks Vickery, constable.
Cutlery, Fine Fishing Tackle.
Lafayette; A M Hurley, justice; J
Miss Ella Lee Woods Returned home as clever as ever and as if the breezes of
Fine photographs at the lowest prices.
Mattv, constable.
Cigars, Etc.
from East Portland on Saturday last, old Polk agree with him.
North McMinnville, W I, Toney, jus­ All work warranted at Sanders & Mar­
mid will remain. She is most welcome.
tin’s gallery.
*
The til wider storm Sunday that pass­ tice ; Geo W Kaufman, constable.
Special attention given to repairing Guns.-
Yamhill is not lacking in patriotism. ed just north of this place gave them a
South McMinnville, S F Harding, jus­
Ice cold and genuine lemonade at H.
Pistols, Sewing Machines, Saw Filing, Eh'.-
Four celebrations this year; McMinn­ lively shower in the North Yamhill sec­ tice ; E W Wallace constable.
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tf
II. Welch’s.
1 have in lily shop ns tine u power cross­
ville, North Yamhill, Amity and New- tion. W. T. Booth and H. Adams were
Noith Yamhill ; A I) Runnels, justice, |
feed lathe as can be found ill the state and
Cheap bedroom suites at I). C.
up on the Nestuek, sav that it stormed Wm Brisbine, constable.
bclg-
am fully prepared to
«
rain .lecending in torrents
Sheridan ; D C Coleman, justice ; S L Narver’s.
R. R. Roper has solfl out his real es­ furiously,
and
I;
lil
fell
as
large
as
duck
eggs.
Hiile,
constable.
(j
o
t
0
jji
sg
R
ngB
>
and look at those
tate aiiil Insurance 'oha.Mms (if <'. W.
liepair Broken Machinery
Willamina; C C Linden, justice; W l
for 20els.
The fire boys had a drill Friday eve­
Talmage, anil left here .ytmday (or other
De
Haven,
constable.
...
,
Helds.
ning each company acquitting itself in
—Dealers in—
of all kinds—Farli! Machinery, ’fraction'
Willamette ; W II Wood, justice ; Ho-
“Secure the shadow ere the substance
creditable manner. Tho hose com­
Engines, Etc.
J. J. Vanatta ami family are now liv­ a pany
mer Kirkwood, constable.
i fades” by getting your ,4iotgraphs taken
was
a
little
unfortunate,
t
he
coup
­
ing nt Yaquin.i, ami through private ling when it came off the real catching
West Chehalem; L F Hall, justice; C i at Sanders & Martin’s gallery near the
BralyM Bank l’uildhig,
Itf
note we are informed .bit they are do­ into the tool box and splitting it into C Ferguson,
Ferenson. constable.
furniture store.
ing well.
!
THE
smithereens and also breaking the coup­ Dundee; DM Ramsey, justice; Fred
A new lot of goods just, received, sell­
Hess, constable.
ing at bedrock prices at D. C. Narver’s. *
Logan Bros. <fe Hendetson are “recap- ling.
itulating” about their stables at the
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Wallace returned
Prices Io Suit the Times,
Blackburn A Peckham have just re­
Y ou ’ re M istaken , N eighbor .—The
corner of.'Id anti D., tearing down old from Polk county Friday evening, where
ceived and are unpacking a fine line of
Statesman
of
the
10th
says
that
“
the
fence and building new
they had been attending the wedding of
summer dress goods, hosiery &c. *
McMinnville, Oregon.
Our Baptist friends had it lively Mrs. W.’s cousin, Miss Rachael Lougli- Doubtfuls of McMinnville don’t want to
HUSSEY'S
OLD
STAND.
IIoll, the jeweler of McMinnville, sells
last week. Uommen-ment exercises, ary to Rov. J. L. llershner, which oc play the Owls bo bad as they think they watches
ttf
jewelery cheaper than you
convention anti association, Moro re- enrred on the evening of the loth. Mr. do.” In this the Statesman is very! can buy and
¡MR STATION oftheO.&LR.R/
in any house in Oregon. Go
llershner was located at Dayton a few
garding all, in our next.
much mistaken. What the Doubtfuls do : and convince yourself,
years since.
>o- '
.Miss Belle Johnson goes to Portland
object to is playing on Sunday. The j Blackburn and Peckham received on
The Independent says that Knight
to-fhiy to meet her aunt, Mrs Maggie
sentiment of this community as well as , Saturday' last their monthly shipment I
Bushnell, who is coming from the east Bros., of McMinnville, agents for the most of tlie
players is against ; of |0 an(1 23 cent goo(1Hi jiruct froII1
Wheeler & Wilson sewing machines,
to spend the summer here.
taking up Sunday with such business, chic.agQ alld their bargain tables are j
will be located in Forest Grove after and
To Purchase
In’ the City.
we glorv in their spunk. Upon anv 1 {.,¡,.1,. (IVprH<iwimr
Rev. C. Sperry, of Brownsville, linn Monday, June 14th. They have been
At Greatly Reduced Prices,
county was in the city- most of last week, appointed agents for Chas. H. Dodd at week dav the Doubtfuls stand readv to 1 - overuo mg.
——o — "■
The
it floes one good to meet ayiil shake the that place, and will handle the Buckeye give the’Owls a tussel, either for “fun I Shobe & Manning have part of a ear-
or
marbles,
”
and
the
Statesman
nlay
so
i
load
of
buggies
and
hacks
left
that
they
|
hand of this venial geiitleirian.
binders, mowers,and farm machinery of inform its large-eved pets that they may i "teh to close out in time to order an-1
NO CHINESE EMPLOYED.
Wiltl blackberries are ripening quite al! kinds.
not become “too wise in their own con- nother car for the fall trade. Thequal-
Saibple rooiriM in tho Business part
From
ilapidly. Georgia Snyder! puts on our
We had a regular old-fashioned rain ceit.”
itv and price are such as will induce you
.-> buy ,<
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table a handful of fine black ones and hail storm, yesterday afternoon.—
to
if -------
you will
see them. _ Every
Every rig
of tix 6ity.-
picked from vines near town.
For about five minutes the rain came
R apid G rowth .—Two years ago there warranted.
down
in
drops
that
looked
while
falling
Gus Gaunt says he donlt propose to like huge flakes of snow, while hail the was cast in the two McMinnville pre­
Farmers having wool to sell will
The Milliner.
keep the draw in the Salt River bridge size
cincts 437 votes. This year at the same well to consult BlacKburn & l’eckam
of
filberts
beat
a
lively
tune
upon
open much longer; that if that boat our roofs—and upon the beads of those polling places 5.39 votes were cast, a gain i fore selling ns they pay tho highest [ Third St. bet. D &. £, McMinnville. Itf
wishes to go up it must do so, soon'.
EVRISKO MARKET!
who were so unfortunate as to be out.— of 115 votes in two years. In the county | prices in the county.
Get triticuin for breakfast; cream I
Mr. George Branson ami Miss Ella Even the “oldest inhabitant” had 2219 votes were cast this year against 2,-
Yocum of Bellevue, Mere married at the “ never seen the like before.”
3lbs. 50 ets., for luncheon ; taffy
Proprietor of
068 two years ago. a gain in the county cheese,
South Yamhill Baptist church Sunday,
and ice cream for desert, ami the Belle
—Tire Ônlÿ—
II
A
Rev.
gentleman,
who
has
taken
a
of
151,
anti
it
appears
from
this
showing
June i.3th, by Rev. A. J. Hunsaker.
of
McMinnville
cigar
to
aid
your
diges-
!
prominent part in politics this year, was that of this gain of 151 McMinnville puts , tion, of C. Gi issen.
! b
It2
Mr. Reece and his daughter Minilie, wading into Dr. Watts, a few days’ up all but 39. It is quite apparent that.
All Kinds of
..
formerly of this place, but now of Port­ since for, as he said, being “paid by the should the precinct continue to increase I ___
Blackburn
& Peckham, the agents of j
land, have been in lo*'n visitin' rcla- temperance alliance for lecturing and that before another two years rolls 1 Chas. II. Dodd & Co., are doing the |
Ill the City.
Trucking and Delivering
ILv/'s and friends, returned home Mon- then canvassing for Blaine and Logan,” around more polling places will have to boss machine business of the county,
to order. Constantly on hand, Mill
when a venerable brother remarked to be supplied.
sold some 25 twine binders and two Done
fav.
The
place
where
can get jnir-v steaks
Feed, Flour, Wheat and Oats. Also, all anil line roast- all you
that if the Dr. did that it was no
at Alie lowest'market
steam threshers.
kinds
of
Wood,
Shingles,
Posts.
Shakes,
Al Barnes, Lvle Wright, Georgr Cor­ him
prie«. Fresh Pish Tuesdays anti -Fridays'.
than for a man who was paid for
W ill R ebuild .—“Uncle Jim Houck,
net. John (Jlandon, Dan Thurber and worse
If you want to buv the best silver Etc. All orders left with ns for Stowe <V
preaching to leave his calling and enter
Always a Fat Cc^on Hand.
Willie Tonev started for Nestucca cn the the political field. That was too much whose resilience burned some days plated goods, such as spoons, knives, Brower s lumber yard promptly attended
since, informs us that he will rebuild at forks, castors, etc., go the McMinnville to. Delivery Wagon Always Ready.
■oast, yesterilay. They’ll have a jolly for the minister.
Itf
W. J. GZ
| gj cq ,
time.
once; that the lumber is now being jewelery store, Win. Holl’s and enquire Orders left with Kogers r Todd, at City
C hildren ’ s D av .—Last Sunday was hauled for that purpose. The proposed prices.
While Mr. Will Ray was le I'ling a
Drug Store*, promptly filled.
Itf.
line Hambletonian mare through the set aside by our Presbyterian people as structure will be 26x20, two stories high
Notice the following low prices at
I
streets of Slieriflan, Satunlav. theani- “Children’s Day,” and in the evening —not overly expensive, but a good sub­ Baxter & Martin’s:
stantial, farm house. The loss sustain­ Golden (’ sugar I7>lbs for one dollar.
Ind reared up, fell back a.id broke her
MeMU
a short entertainment was given bv the ed from the burning dwelling amounts
neck.
Extra “ '“
I4lbs................
little folks at the church. The building to about $3,000—$2001) for the building
Always
on
Granulated sugar I2;i “ “
i Anil slill they go up; Mr. Ilapporset, was densely packed and all enjoyed the and $1,000 furniture'lost.
Mutton, F
Third Street, between E and F,
Candy 3lbs for 50 cents.
jllie clever rood master on the West exercises very much. A collection was
Cheese i5 cents per lb.
/dde road, is erecting a neat resilience taken up and $9 ill) was realized. This
B adly H urt .—Ono flay last week a
McMinnville, Oregon.
Also all kinds of crockery, glassware
on the north-west corner of the block amount issetasideas “children’s fund,” Mr. Gilbert, who works for J. B. P.
anti Kiwciivn
groceries nil
nt «»zvwow
lowest j».
pi »xzv«-.
ices. Prompt
i ■
I
1 «1
•
r it
»im
and we understand will be used for pur­ ...
west of the Central.
a w indow to so into the new Flette near tins place, while in town fell j ,|..|iverv to ant patt of the city.
The ilance given by flip genial Genl- chasing
Ipgl
church
building
that w ill he crocted, so flown stairs and was very badly usc% up.
ticr.of the Central last Thursday cve- that the little ones
First-class accoeiitnodations for Com- sto
claim an inter­ A gash about four inches long was cut in
trii was well attended ami all who were est in the building. may
is a rather novel the back of bis head, tin ugly gash ent in
nicrci.il mon and general travel.
■ here went home feeing happyi. The idea, but a good one; It and
will bj look­ his forehead and Ins right arm was brok­
Trancient stock well careil for.
I
party broke up about 2.'.30 a. m. j
ed back to in days to come w itli feelings bi en. Drs. Goucher anil Galbreath at-
Everything
new and in First'Class Ord'
Mon. Wm. Dawson, of Monunonth pride by those w ho took part in the ex­ tended him, dressed his wounds anil we
understand that he is on the mend.
-fpent eeverai days intown lastlwn’k ercises.
Patronage respectfully solicited.
/
visiting friends am! relatives. (>n his
C ut T hem D ows .—Street commission­
C utting
A ffray at It»x,
W illamina .—
i
eturn
homo
he
wassi
eonijiailied.lrA'
daughter of Mr. airl ilrs-A’. D. John- Last Monday a cutting scrimmage oc- er, C. A. Wallace, has posted the follow­
son, 'tLmu.dJ -mak/ffl*’: 'grand parents
cured at Willamina, says the DallaH It- ing notice, which is of importance to
Executed at the—
isiir
emizer. Phil. Fennel accused a man the ]>eople of this city : “Notice is here­
r father, molVer, sister, brother, named Holt, of selling his vote for $10, by given that according to the city or­
sweetheart.! or anybody else whereupon Holt in none too gentlemanly dinance all persons are required to cut
— A nd—
ise* you, 14 us know it. The language called Fennel an unmixed liar. down all Bull thistles found growing on
Our
material
is
all
new
nmi
wc
make
n
low, tho zlfh and l>oor all re­ Kennel promptly knocked Holt down their property within the corporate lim­
1
lume ro'ogiition at the hands for Ilia insinuation. On arising Holt its, or in tlie street adjacent; and by so peeialty of printin ;
I... l‘lt>M
drew a clasp knife and began hacking doing you will Save costs.”
LcHcr llt’iitls.
Cor. Third A 1'
Jim'». Hembree, of East away at Fennel. The bystanders seeing
A
ttending
G
rand
L
oihik
.
—
Dr.
G.
F.
i
»
Bill Heads,
(J
np to hi < ol<l "stamping that something serious, perhaps murderi
jast •»■4 k. and took a drive was about to take place, interposed and Tucker, J. F. Wisecarver, Dr. J. F. Gal­
Staieiiiciits, Ek.
fl city. He says that as his seperated the combatants. Mr. Fen­ breath, ‘Jen. J. C. Crnqs-r, D. C. Nurver
ri
nel
’
s
coat
Was
cut
in
several
places,
but
amt II. A. Tucker, of this place, are at­
ilary lias married ami settled
the
knife
del
not
reach
tlie
tiesb.
tending
Grand
Loilgc
F
ui a »rial and we are Confident
Jlist Pm-tlaml. I h it it anchors
The
It
> arrests.
promptly
in session at Portland.
t pl.i'" tyi ip *1-
wc can Ptoise you.
I
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Still We Lead !
And we propose to keep it
by constantly adding to our already large
stock of Drugs, Medicines, Stationery, Etc,
everything in our line of business that can
be called for.
Physicians Will find our sto< k complete
in every rt'speci/
Remember that we make a specialty of
Prescriptions, and we are receiving them
from all parts of the county, and at the low*'
est possible price.
ROGERS & TODD,
THE DRUGGISTS
Jones & Co.,
BISHOP & KAY!
The! Cheapest Goods
in the World.
w.
F. COLLARD.
Baxter tfc Martin,
Groceries and Provisions.
! CENTRAL HOTEL,
WANTED!
One
Thousand
Ladies
OHLY FIRSTTLASX HOTEL
Millinery & Fancy Goods
Miss F. E. RUSS,
J. J. COLLARD,
a Fsd
CITY STABLES,
Henderson Bros. Props.
TELEPHONE OFFICE
Sale
Lcgan Bro’
f\
First
Class
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