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About The Telephone=register. (McMinnville, Or.) 1889-1953 | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1887)
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R. I.nu'/hliit Kepresentatives -J uornu g aud evening, In the mo.mng the selection and arrangement of the pureliaeed the main block of taiitou F. N Li'tli lengitot conti iiiiiiiiu was adminis- pieces. We have not the space to give irom Peter lliomusoti. Lafcllett Judge .............. L. Lougharv ■'■reu to a class of nine persons. Sevei- Mrs. Colling liaa the best garden we J. S. Hibhs il ol the class to he confirmed could not special mention to those who deserve it, i have Cunimissioners • seen tins year. ............ Ge<>. oe m attendance Sunday, owing to the but ail d.d exceedingly well, and their G. \V. Bri«‘dweÍ! slormv Weather, so Bishop Monis has efforts were fully appreciated by the au Clerk Our butcl.ers will soon start a delivery Mieriff T. J. Harris dience. The only objeción that could Treasurer ........... W. W. Nel»oi; promised lo I h - here again to hold servt be raised was the iength of the pro wagon. esonthe lOtliofJune, it winch time an- Assessor .............. Wyatt Harri M 'S. Ed Peckham will soon move to gramme, which had to l»e cut short at S hnol Bupt. ............L A. <’. Freund >llier class will be conti, med. 11:15 o’clock. Hon. J. F. tapie» of' I*oi tland. Surveyor ............. I D. Fenton Portland, was present, ami delivered the Coroner................... School is flourishing. D. C. Narver closing address, in a few timely remarks, Farming. Chas. Bodie returned fiom Lewisville faking it all together the exhibition was a decided success, and the teache s of Friday. iwo Sdveiton farmers are having a TELEPHONE WHISPERINGS. the pubic school deserve great credit for Master Ernest Plummer is the pos warm dispute w ith printers* ink on the their untiring effoits to prepare an at sessor of a tine boy’s express wagon. subject of money in w heat at 75 centg a tractive entertainment for the patrons to LET. niisliel. According to Mr. Allen, evi- of the school. The total receipts of the Mrs. Plummer was in McMinnville last Fresh roasted peanuts at H. II. lently a pessimist, the profit on wheat entertainment w is $74.35. The amount week trading, of money, after ali expenses were pai«l Welch’s. tf A. I’. Wilson is home, but to stay a s only about 50 cents an acre on the that v.as turned over to the organ fund, short time. He intends to take Mrs. W The place to buy crockery is at Baxte iveiage, by the wav a very foolish thing was $58.15. .¡way with him this time. & RogerB. o claim. Mr. T. T. Geer, an optimist, Some of our people took in the drama G ood B isixess C hance . — A splendid Bishop & Kay, are Belling ladies fin. hows how a Mr. Ad mi Burns rented a at Lafayette last. Saturday night. As kid shoes, at cost. ai m, paid a third of its products for rem • >p,> » • unity is here offered for engaging limes are hard all could not tied the Mrs. If. F. Turner, iw visiting friend .¡> four or five years got out of debt, and in the milling business. Nathan Newby nevcessary quarter, tint managed to in Portland thin w eek. now owns a three horse team, self bind lias placed in the hands of C. W. Tal take along its equiva'ant in coal oil For posts and boards go to li. B er, plows, interest in threshing ma mage & Co. for sale, his milling property which was gladly received at the door. J ovck . Stowe's lumber yard. (iltf chine, recently went on a Lip to Canada, it Amitv. It consists of a steam grist The fish catch this se ison is reported line back with motley in his pockets, mill, in good inning order: two run Lafayette. very slim by the Asturian. md can go to more dances than any man <i stones—one for flour and one foi May 9 1SS7. The gymnasium, ova- Minin's ag i m the eountiy. Oil' tiiiity acies M.. '•hop—a goo,I house and barn, and one II. E. Marple lias just finished writing cultural depot is in full blast. iere or more of ground. The machin a dream, in which lie claims to have <eei sold 59JO »01th ot wheat at an ex Goseethe “Elephant** gnn at Frank cense ol only his own time except l,n ery in the mill is comparatively new, been in hell, and met almost all the peo threshing. He figured Ins net income and in first-class condition. It is situa ple whom he knew on earth, and tqiee- Collards', direct from Africa. uom tnat one field at ¥81)0. In 1884 ted in a lively town with one of the best ially the ones, who, tovk any part, in Johnnv Rohr, “reports” a big storm when wheat was 5.5 cents he cleared fanning sections in thegon tiibutarv to his ti ial, against him. at Yaquina bay, Saturday lust. 11000 from it. Besides this be raised t. Railroad running through the pine. East Lynn, was played here, Saturday For sale—Teain. wagon, and harnes- moo bushels of oats, lilOO bushels 01 Brice |2,5dO. Terms easy. Address C. evening, to a good house. Il was played liotatoes and liW bushels of corn, anil tV. Talmage & Co. McMinnville,Oregon, eheap. Inquire of T. B. Austen. 84tln by home talent, ami was well rendeied. • fence claims tie knows what iie is laying for further particulars. The proceeds go to improve the town. I.. K. W.ill.ic.e, who has been quite when li * states that fanners can make sick for some time, is «lowly improving. motley raising w heat at even 50 cents a Mr. W. II. Savage, and Miss Agnes N arrow E scape .—Mr. Page, the Ore- Custer I'ost G, A. II. will meet si ousliel. Mr. tneer’s tiguies candidly town mail carrier met with a narrow es Collard were ma iled one week ago, bill Grange hall next Saturday evening at -iveii do show that the haidworkiiig cape fioin dr »wrung a few days since. the hots still make Will pul up the cig- ms. 1 inner, who is economical, temperate, 7:30. etc., can save money. It requires He was on his way from Oretown to T. C. Stevens is fitting up a room for a Jack Welch, «ays he is getting there management on the lunii tlie same as 111 Grand Ronde with the mail, ami in jewelry store. Mr. Stevens is a good with both feet, and w ill open up in a few 1 iie store. fording one of the many crossings of the workman, and deserves liberal patron days. T h ;: S iiekidax C avalkv .—Thu Sheri- Xestucca Ids horse slipped into a hole age. Get some of those fresh “Marei, The late rains have made the roads so Mellows” at C. Grissen’B they aie de Ian correspondent to Hie Register evi and fell, rolling over two or three times, lieious. dently thinks McMinnville wishes to the current cairying both horse and that the teams had to quit hauling ; limi tier for the new biidge, which is ti) I bv rob Shendan ot her cavalry company, riderjnto deep water. Mr. Page was mill ovet the creek, between this plue» Fisheimen. attention! Call gnn store entire new sleek fids is a mistake. Sheridan lias always almost exhausted before he could extri ind the narrow gauge depot. Q tackle. uaintained an excellent company, and cate himself from the hotse. lie suc ceeded finally and got to shore with the F or S ale .—260 acres of land three Arraeehe, Ribbonsene, Chenille co d farbeitfioui our thoughts to try grid nail, and the horse freed from its rider Frosted lee, etc, etc. at G* E. Detnier- roti her of it. If there was any thing in swain ashore without injury. Mr. Page miles from Amity and near Briedwell’s ing’e. the item publisued a few issues ago, mounted the animal and proceeded on station on N. G. R. R. 200 acre» in cul tivation. Good house, Igtrn and fencing. Otho Williams came back tonsyester- intimating such a desire on our part, we to Grand Ronde with the mail. dav, from a visit to his old home at nasten to correct the iinp.ession. A Fine young orchard. Will sell, or trade D istrict L odge .—The fifth semi-an- lor city prupei ty or business. Price |25, Dalllas. member of the Sheridan company, n >w Mrs. Coomer, nee, Miss Emma Joslyn a resident of McMinnville info, med us !ial session of the Yamhill county dis per acre. Terms reasonable. C. W. Talmage A Co. trict lodge ot Good Templars will be isover fioui Salem visiting Fiends in McMinnville, Oregon. tiiaf the time for which the Sheridan ivl-l at West Chehalem, on Thursday and this city. company oigamzedexpired in June, and Friday, May 12—13, 1887. Arrange Rev. E. Russ will keep a fine stock Local Notice, of organs. Call and see them at Miss F. also informed us that Captain Tillotson ments will be male to entertain all nad told him, he thought they would E. Russ’. membersot the order, who may attend. We are pleased to call the attention of For sale,—50.000 first-class brick. It disband, in w hich case their arms and Lodges are requested to see that they sold at once, will be sold cheap. Inquire uiiiioriiis would revert to the state, l he ire represented ami need not confine our readers to the announcement of Messrs. at this office. 1'ELePHoXE merely suggested that we or their representation to their delegation, Barnekoff, Thomason A Swanson, wbicl but all members of lodges are welcome will appear in this w ■ k’s issue Thcst Before buying fine glassware, qnuens- ganize here, and take their arms and lo attend. gentlemen have established at McMinn ware, etc., call at Baxter & Rogers and uuito. ins off their hands. The Sheridan ville, McMinnville crossing and Carl- cavalry company is an oiganiz ition o. ton, coiiunodioiis v «rehouses, complete see their new stock. To T axpayers .—Sheriff Harris de with latest improved machinery for winch Yamhill county should feel proud, W. H. Bingham has a fine line <>: and we of McMinnville have alway- sires us to state that those who have the proper handling of grain. and baby carriages, in ali the latest styles. paid the company proper homage and of Yamhill the offer the farmers . ______ county ....__ „ __ not paid their taxes had better call on •verv best facilities for storage and cleaning Call »nd see them. would be soiiy to see it disband. W< the county clerk immediately and settle of their grain Years of experience and a Willie Westei field of the Register, w.i- hope the eoriespomlent to the Kegiste ihereby saving themselves costs. The practical knowledge of the business enable They also in town ye teiday, but did not makefile loes not lep.eseiit the w hole company, book* have berm turned over to. the them to guarantee satisfaction '¡'hey and possibly fighting da us would be a pay the highest cash price for gram of all T elbpiione office a visit. f ir pleasantei occupation to him tl>.,n county clerk, ami he is now at woik, kinds, and carry in stock a full line of the “Ale.* w’ei ttoPo.ta d\eslerda_v. in i tighiing some other enemy should the m.iking out the delinquent list. verv best farm machinery, wagons, Ac It will be to the advantage of all farmers to if the columns of this paper don’t give 'Oinpany evei be . ailed ution to pioteei call a:id see them before making any other satistaction, why, come up and get it. ou peace and quiet. For Sale.—A complete farming outfit arrangements for disposal of their grain or •oimisting of .plows, h«vrows, horses, The Ladies Guild of St. James dm ch L et 1 rt t eli -. huate .—li is to be hoped tnd genet al farming im piemen!». In- buying their machinery or wagons By courteous a nd honorable dealing, and strict will meet al the residence ol Miss 1 e- land, to-morrow ( Wednesday) at 2 p. m. the people of tins city will celebrate the 1’iiie of Jas. Sparks. Cowles farm, Mc ittention to the orst interests of their pat rons. Messr-'. Barekoff. Thompson vt Swan- 88-10 Fourth of July. So far no other town in Minnville, Oregon. <on will seek to hold the foremost position Born.—In McM nnville, Thirsd.iv .his county lias taken any decided steps among the business firms of Yamhill coun evening, May 5, 1887, to the wile of Hon Bucklcn ’ s Arnica Salve. ty, ami we bespeak for them the the suc toward a celebration. North Yamhill W.D. Fenton a son. W eight 12 pound-. cess which must attend their efforts Call The best salve in the world for cuts, and see them O. C. Hiatt left on yesterday afiei- Ins expressed a desire to celebrate and noon's train for the bedside of his moth prohub.y w ill do so, but that need not bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fevei er, who is lying quite sick at her home -land in the way of our having a good sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, Wonderful Cures. in Forest Grove. 1 nne here on the birthday of our nation- •urns, and all skin eruptions, and posi The Rev. John C. Fair w ill officiate at 11'independence. I asi year the people tively cures piles, or iiq pay required. W. D. Iloyt <t Co., wholesale and retail Gopher valley on Stindav May 12, nt 4 p ol North Yamhill held an excellent cele- It is guarantee«! to give perfect satisfac druggists <»f Rome. Ga., say: We have in., service being held at St. Junie tion, or money refunded Price 25 been selling Dr. King’s New Discovery, n.ation, and «0 did McMinnville. Let church same evening. •onts per box. Fur sale by Rogers A Electric Bitters ami Bucklcn’s Arnica Salve Lost.—A gold fountain pen, on flu us do it again. The Boitlmd News (odd. 29yl for two years. Have never handletl reme ays: “The lessons of the day cannot «tree«« of this city, W 'dii'-sd.iv. M.iv 4 dies that sell as well, or give such universal The finder will confer a favo by leavin e too often impressed cjwm the minds THE PKETITF-ST LADY in Olean was satisfaction. There have been some won the same at this office. • >i t.,e 1 ising generation, who should b. i<ked What made her ctunpiexion so clear derful cures effected by these medicines in ih ! beautiful. She sai<l it was by using For neatness and diapa'ch in j > mde to realize that the country has a • ilinore’s Aromatic wine. For sale by this ctiy. Several cases of pronounced printing this office is excelled by none consumption have be«n entirely cured by .’.oger» iV Totld. Bring vonr orders and we will satisl; part! as well us a p. ertent am a futu e. use <»f a few bottles of Dr. King’s New Dis it is especially upprop i.ite that the day you in quality and price. MBS. L. K'OMIS, of Elba. N. Y.. writes covery, taken in connection with Electric Bitters. We guarantee them al ways. Sold The contract, for the B irnekoff, Thom Should be well observed this year when is that she was sick for six mouths, was in by Rogers A To«l«l. 1 lie ..inlook of the stale is brighter tli.m bleed to try Gilmore’s Aromatic Wine, ason & Swanson, wa elumse at M -Min ■ •md four bottles cured her. For sale by t lias iH-en lor yeiirs, and when lhe ville crossing, is let to R- * " 'k A: s n Rogers A Todd. •ountiy at large is enjoying an 11nust1.1l of this city. The building is 3 'x100. Active Pushing and Reliable. ■r.i of peace and prosjie ity. ” 1 he out- GILMORE’S A ROM \TIC is a gn*at suc Mrs. Longha y’s K nd, rga ten school, cess. therefore we challenge the Worbl to .Hik lor McMinnville was never blighter Rogers it Tadd can always be relied upon assisted by patrons and I'iend«, a e p •■ •roduc«» its equal as a restorative for wom- paring an entertainment to given a' n ill it is the present year. We hi ,' ■n. For sate by lb »gers A Toild. to carry in stock the purest and best goods, -I ui ng r.ipidlv lo the front as one of the Garrison’s opera lion-e. May 27. 1887. and sustain the reputation of being active, e.id ng towns of Oregon, and it is espe- GTLMOBE’S ABOMATIC WINEisanns- pushing and reliable, bv recommending ar Why don’t sum •oft1»* mathematida- « •ally ecfiiting 1 bat we rthi.iild join to- itive cure for all those painful complaints about'tcwn, figuie 'ip the nnmlierof in geth an i in a proper manner cei» btati* so common to all our best female popula ticles with well established merit and such ches of rainfall in the last I wo <v th e as are popular. Having the agency for the tion. Sold by Rogers A Todd. le l,i thdav oí th • government umim days. We make a rongh estimate of 4” W. 1 II i\e -o «ne e»»»* ully flouri-h. celebrated Dr. King’s New Discovery for WANTED. A case of female weakness, consumption, colds and coughs, will sell it inches. general debility or nervous exhauston that a positive guarantee. 1* wih surely cure Tlllt M ilitia L aw —On the 2dth inst. Gilmore’s Arohiati«* Wine wile not cure. on W. II. Bingham, ha« a fine line of lace any and every affection of throat, lungs, or legis- goods, tidies, sham cover«, bed spread- the militia bill passed by the last Sold by Rogers A Tod»l. chest, and in order to prove our chiim. we pillow sham«, curtains, etc , and expert« latnre will go into effect. All the pres ask you to call and get a Trial Bottle Free. REV. E. J. WIHTNEY, of Clarkson. N. a fine line of lace lambreq iina from S in •nt officers wul be legislated out of of- Y . says: Gilmore’s Wine for female wrak- Francisco soon. n<'*s stands without a rival. Solti bv Rogers Home Produce Market. The eatalogne »if McM tinvllb' Ba”’ t i -e by it. On June 1 the diffeient com V Todd. i.inies will elect line office s, and on college, W 11 b- issued from tie I e - REV. DR. FREELAND, of Fowlerville, Corrected for the T elephone l>y Baxter <t 1‘II omk job depi’tment next wee. Inly: 1 the company officers will meet N. Y.. writes us that two bottles of Gilmore’s Rogers. Lor.k out for tite finest niece of wo k and elect regimental or battalion officers, Aromatic wine cured his w»fe <»f nervous- Wheat, per bu ........................ 75c ever turned out in thia county a- the case may tie; if legiinental a '»«•<•» and sleeplessness. Sold bv Rogers A Oats, per bu .......................... 45r The city council at their «iwial meet Colonel, Lieutcnant-t olonel and M.ij >r Ttxid. Flour, per bar. ............ I4.40ÔH*’ GILMORE’S AROMATIC WINE makes Ege«, per dux......................... 1.5c ing the other nigh*, pa »•■ i an ordnance 1 dl Is- ele led ; it battalion, lhe two 1st per lb ...................... ............ 13c will be < ho-en. roe mint irv Imard, a ladv beautiful, l»ecause it gives her g«>od, Butter, i»er to provide lor th- rem >val nf 'rti-m rich i»loo<l Sold by Rogers A, Ttxid. Cheese, best, Dost, per pcrlb lb ............ ........ 25c ..iW'xised of the B igadier General, Ad- anti fixing a p-maltv (o th * th ow n-r o i. per I m » x . .. A ». j « r boS fiOc&fOc garbage »nd othe-litte on the «free'«. j Ii.ini Gel e ,1. Judge Advis ite < 11 ne - IMPOTEN< Y IN MAN OR WOMAN Bacon, , sides . ’..L a .......... ...................... lOr The C!o vallis I> div G IX-tt- comes to il. In-peetor Gene al. and Su*ge..n luicklv rund by Gilmores Aromatic wine. shoulder ............ General, will coinpde the rules and reg S »hl by Rogers A TodtL ham, sugar cured n&i2%c our exchange table tili- week It '« sprightly little Sheet, full of B***! hv” ulations c ernitig Hie trliiitia. and in T.ADIE^. uscGihnore’s Aromatic winc.it reading matter, an I hidsf ii to Iwoom. , l lnion divide <l»- state into Hire.- reg- •vill cure you. >okl by Rogers A Todd. KEV. II. B. EWELL, of Pavillion. N. Y „entald'Sl id-. Any dist i. t . on ain- one of tlie best «iailie» <»ut of 1 • »r*I in s.-iys of Gilmore's Aromatic Wine; "I be o.g three . onipanie« w.It I h ' under lhe lieve it to be a nio- t desirable remedy to tie Success Bro. Party. KEV. W. FISK KF.QFA.of Aurora, III., James Houck, living a»w>nt five tn !e« .c nnnnd of a M jo-; H over three and •av>; T b«v'* n«vl Gi!in<»re’!« Aromatic placed in every family.'* For .ale by Rog er. A Todd. Older eight, a l>ent -" <nt- olonel wnl !><■ Wine anJ find it an cxceHeiit bou»<*h*»|<l northwest of this pi ICC is ven strk. toe co nuiandi'ig olFc r. im»'lv that t o ie oiitrht to do without. Fur THE WIFE. MOTHER AND MAID who He is nnder the care of D-* (’alh’-»';4 h ale by Roger» A Todd. •iiffer fmtri Female weakness and Debility, •nd Gom-ber. H I. < rpcnv» y doiiHfnl. (’oFF will find Gilmore’s Aromatic a ¡»oiitivc fron J. R. Roh- arid family c„ tn»* nv r , . i.. lei ff cure, l or sale by Rogers & Todd. Yaqnina ve to lav to attend hi- •V* c .. tbatare frp*fn1 f-ev'.li, w news. AJ'tVJvXn cross, or trou .< 1 with REV J M l»V The Rogi-t’- «iv« • v Windy Colic, Teething Pains, or UV» ; t I íl i nt Me migrants pass nt' <»ng ’’ Stor. ich Di' irdcrs, can be r y Ri >rs A IT the narrow gittg - la«t « "k at once by wing Acker's Baby ili i It contain* no Opium or M>rphliM>, exactly; thex all 'A«’ ’ GILMOR t h *v ni Lenee id Safa. Prico ¿3 Cent*. by 1 great rem* «l place, an I nover stov 1: il. •b, ....... ♦ d ?cs for|l McMinnville, or some olliet live I l ie Friday of each monili at 2 p. m. U. W. Burt, I»rn :p.st. I farther up the road. I TOILET ARTICLES ! Ever brougth to McMinnville -------- CONSISTING OF-------- Fine Perfumes, Toilet Soaps, Tooth Brushes, Cloth and Hair r Brushes, Sponges, Sachet Powders, Face Powders Camilinc, Wisdom’s Robert inc Wo are making a specialty of Fine Toilet Goods, anti Any store in McMinnville “WHEN” Hie (Jiciit Transcontinental Route 17! I'.iiikhu.i You want anything in the line of The Direct Route! No Delaÿs ! Fast Trains! TO CHICAGO AND ALL POINTS East. Tickets sold to all prominent points throughout the East and Southeast. Cal! at the office of the WEST SIDE TELEPHONE. We will guarantee you TO EAST-BOUND PASSENGERS ! Be careful and «lo not make a mistake. But be sure to take the BEST WORK, LOWEST PRICES. N orthern P acific R ailroad And see that your ticket reads via ST. PAL’L OR MINNEAPOLIS, We make a specialty ot Fine To avoid chan tcs and serious delays occa sioned by other routes. Book and Card Printing, Through Emigrant Sleeping Cars are Run on Regular Express Trains Full Length of the Line. Berths Free. QUICKTIME! LOW RATES! Just Received ! ! As fine a stock of Mill inery goods as was ever brought to this General Oilice of the Company, No. 2 Washington St, Portland, Or. A. D. CHARLTON, Generai Western Passenger Agent New Opening ! In McMinnville. Oregon. ERNEST BOLLACK. Mrs. H. P. STUART’S, Done, Watches Guaranteed & War ranted. Opposite the Orango Store. Third street, between (’ and D in the tail oring establishment of R. B. Hibbs. 74tf Jewelry Work Neatly Come and sec for Yourself. f \\ A nn I reliable Medirlne.iaro tlie best vjvv X to depend upon. Acker’s Blood El ixir lias been prescribed for years for alllm- purlticsof the Blood. J n every form of Scrof ulous, Fr pl JR tic or Mercurial diseases, it Is invaluable. For Rheumatism, has no equal. Geo. \V. Burt, druggist. WM. HOLL Proprietor of the MdHIi My M The leading JEWELRY J. II. HENDERSON (Successor to L. Root)j ESTABLISHMENT, -OF— YAMHILL COUNTY, Carries a full and complete stock of Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Wooden and Willcwwara, Tobacco Third Street, McMinnville, Or DICK TURPIN Cigars -.. O'...... — Goods deliver« d promptly tc* any part of the city. Goods Exchanged for Produce. K Tl’RPIN, 7fi I’. C J. <’ ( R. U K (’olor, ri«*h golden vellow; bufi' nose. Bri’il bv W .J Nesmith. Derrv. Oregon ; calved in 1882; sired by Dixie; «lam.J« -dr. 133 P (’ J (’ (’ R 1'roperty of A«l«lic Brah This fine bull will be kept on Itiver- sid«‘ Farm F eb |5 Payable »» t*me of service 72rn3 DISSOLUTION NOTICE. "vyoTH E JSHEItEBY GfVENTHAI X.s| tl,e co nart-r r-l.ip lier. t.iiore i xi-tiiu' between A. 1. Talieagi' and II F I urner, I under the firm name of Taltm.ge A Turner. ! publishers and proprietors of the West Hide Telepiione, 1.« this day tlissolvcd by mutual consent. 11. F. Turner retiring, i All accotint* due rh I<I firni vili Le pni<i t<» thè nen finn of Tahnagr A Hetth, A. L T almage , 11. F Tt R\»:n McMinnville. Or Aprili, 1M37 *‘>Gu xv »XV ’KX.wXxX Acker’* L«by Font her nt 1 ia . h I. It in the only mfe medicine yet m »de that will ren*»’’« till infant Be dt-*»rd..rs. It contain» no OpiL .n or Jf n but given the child infurtí J n pain. Price 2 > cent«, t .1 Ly <L-<». W. Bui*. «1:11/ • -t. New Blacksmith Shcp! AaUTY, OREGON. SAM LIKENS, Proprietor F.lack-niithing and rn i. • every description. ironing of Ilorse Shoeing An«l ¡»low w«/rk a apecialljr. Also inni -.Lo-ture the Ce! eLr ? •« d Orason Iron Harrow GIVE ME A CALL. Throgt or V J.b: J Eiscisc. If you havo a Cough or Co'J, cr the children aro thru- < ;cdw? iC »p r AV hooping Cough, u « jo Acker’s I ncHJi l.cmcdyand prevent fi rher Iron! 1 . It b a positive cuny and wo gu-rru*: o it. I ricu 19 tnd U>a (b «». U . thirty »* M.rgist.