The Telephone=register., May 27, 1887, Image 3

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I'lOSCCIltillg .It tun K y
Senators
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Representatives )
Judge
Commissioners ■
Clark ...............
Sheriff
Treasurer...............
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School Supt..........
Surveyor.................
Coroner...................
evl-°,7*'n;. At C
P»rlor.
. e'*rV day.—lS^nt» per dish.
m™,’ / ’ *'^HFuttser. the popul ir meat
, ii ,, . k„t■" now Dnployed in the city
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R B. Bird.
J. W. Watts.
R. II. I.nughlin,
F. N. Linie.
.......... C. Liifoilett
L. Iarugharv.
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J.s. nibba.
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Geo. Dorre v
• G. W. Hricdwell.
T. J. Harris.
• • • W. W. Nelson.
Wyatt Harri •
J. A. C. Fretin I
■... J. D. Fenton
........ D. C. Nnrver.
TELEPHON E WHISPER I NOS.
What baa become of the etreet sprink­
ler?
For poets and boards ¡¡o to R. B
Stowe's lumber yard.
tilt!
1 ' fl ejoh printing the TxtEvnoNK
J- ■ i iiiuot be Hiupuso-d to any olbu-
••nice in Oregon.
’
Hugh Coll nd is handling Wells Far-
go A t i> business in thie city, during
•neabseueof Mr Caldwell.
Mrs. G. W. Snyder is spending a few
'lavs in this city, visiting her parents
Dr. and Mrs. II. V. V. Johnson.
H. C. Wortman, a son of Jacob Wort-
"Y11 "I this city, was married at Eugene
city Wednesday to Mise Mary Test.
J-F. Byers has built a new saw mill
at the edge of Moore’s Valley, and is
turning out some first-class lumber.
If you have a farm or citv pro[>ertv
for aule place in the hands’of c. W.
iahnage&Co. They will find a buyer
for it in no time.
Ola Burt was tendered a pleasant sur-
l*rise pai ty W ednesdav evening by her
many little friends in this city. A pleas­
ant time was had.
Meiutfiial Dav-
The citizens of McMinnville and vicin­
Carlton-
ity are cordially invited to co-operate
Mar, 20,1887.
w,th Custer Post G. A. R., in the obser­
vance of Memorial day, Monday Muy 30.
The carpenter are at work on our de­
Sunday ut 10 a. m., comrades and all I pot.
Union ex-soldiers wiii assemble ut
Dr. Convert is the boss angler; score,
Grange hall and march in uniform to the 85 nice trout.
opera house, led by Custer Poet bgnd.
Mrs. Ellen Stewart lost a nice young
Memorial sermon at 11 a. nr., by Rev. horse last week.
T. H. Henderson. Monday at 1 p. m.
Kelsev Bros, are canvassing for the
procession will go to thecemeterv where improved wind mill.
memorial services will be performed
Supervisor Merchant is doing good
and the memorial address delivered by road work near Carlton.
Rev. Smith. Come friends lot us lay-
Mrs. Kelsey ia imnrovins under the
aside the business, animosities and cares skillful treatment of Dr. Couveit.
of hie for a little moment arid go and
Mr. A. I>. Westerfield of the Bocister
shed a few tears vyith our loved ones. made Carlton a visit last week, come
It will make us better. Will try and again Alex.*
take al 1 who have no conveyance, to ti.e
Messers. Vickerv and llobson, mer-
cemetery free of charge. Contribution-
are solicited for that purpose, bv a com­ chants of Lafayette, were in our burg
mittee of ladies. Comrades Henderson last Tuesday.
and Smith are good speakers, and will
School is dosed in the Mercer district
talk fiom experience. By order of
and great credit is due Miss Ella Fryer
C ommittee .
for her success as teacher.
Dr. J.W. Watte will lecture at the Religious Scrvices-Sunday Next.
opera house to-morrow e.vening, in fa­
vor of the pioliibitory amendment,
Services at the Christian church morn­
Dr. E. Davie and E. Carpenter of La­ everybody invited.
ing and evening at the usua I hours.
fayette were in the city Wednesday.
Al St. Clair, the “hose” fisherman Preaching by the pastor.
Henry Chambers has been appointed and 1-red Keller who is pretty “fiv”
E. church—services will be held
postinaater, at Kings Valley, Benton with the rod. spent a contile ot d ivs this at M.
11 a. m. and at 7:00 p. ui.
week fishing on the Nestucca.' They
county.
All are cordially invited.
captured 237 fino tiout.
Don’t buy a binder until yon have ex­
R lv . 11 P. S atchwkll , Pastor.
I ticle .feptlia G.ir> ison, killed two of
amined the Osbore Steel Frame ut F. .1
St.
James
’ (Catholic) church. Mast,
the
finest
mutton,
that
it
has
been
our
Marti n’a,
pleasure to look upon this season. No at 10:30 a. in on the second and foot th
C. A. Wooley, of Lebanon will preach n-e talk'ng the Eu-i-ko is tlie place to Sundays of each ’norJii. Sunday school
at 2 :3J p. in. every Sunday.
at the C. 1*. church on Sunday J!;<v III. buy meat of all kinds.
j. S. W hite , Rector.
at 7:30 p. m.
l titoliate nothing has heen heard
St. James’ < Burch. Rev. John (’.
Mrs. E. B. Fellows returned Wednes­ from either the Kt. Paul chili or Salem
day from a pl -asant vi.it am >-i;< friea |< cinti rega ding the challenges sent out by Fair, rector. Services 11 a. in. and
in Marion county.
our hovs for ., game • f base ball at this 7 t». Hl.
Sunday school at 9:30 a. m.
Baxter i Rogere run their own deliv­ i-ilr SitiriUr. If ne ther of the clubs
F» idav evening services at 7 :00 p. in.
ery wagon, and goods can thus be deliv­ come we Will have a game any way.
Seats free. AU a e cordially invited to
ered as noon as ordered.
Rev. i ieo. W. Foote of Portland came attend.
J. D. Edwards, the genial “N.rebv” up Monday, and in company with Rev.
C. P. church. Services at the usual
of North Yamhill was in the city Wed­ lohn C. l air of this city spent several hours.
nesday, and paid us a call.
verv plea ant days, fishing on the Ncs-
Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. All are
Mr. II. F. Turner and family will tiiica. They went to Gopher Valley cordially invited to attend these ser­
and
from
there
across
to
the
Big
Nest
mi
­
vices.
leave for Portland to-morrow, where ca.
they will reside in the future.
Services st the Baptist church.— I
During lhe last two or three weeks Preaching morning and evening at usu­
For sale—a good second hand 3>^ inch this office has been so rushed with job al hours—11 a in. and 7 p. in.
wagon will be sold “wav down” for work, that we have not been able to de­
Sunday s» hool at 9:.30 a. in.
cash. Inquire of F. M. Rowland.
vote as much time as usual to the pape .
All are cordially invited to these ser­
It is reported that so far over five If the T ei . i hho N i has not appeared as vices. Strangers especially made wel-
hundred tickets have heen sold for the ew-y as usual to its readers we can come to come and worship with us.
only offer the above as an excuse.
Vancouver excursion on Monday next.
Hon. Lee Loiv.’lilin of North Yamhill
■was in the city Wedneadav.
One and one-half acres of land ad­
joining McMinnville college, for sale at
a burgain. Inquire of C. W. Talmage
& Co.
Nearly all the business houses in
town have signified their intention of
dosing during the afternoon of Memori­
al day.
Jack Welch wishes the puhli- to know
that he has a barber shop presided over
by (>. C. Hiatt, one of the best barbers
in the state.
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A man nime-l Olsen is confined in
Hie pest house in Portland with a mild
eise of smallpox. The Portland News
insures its readers that there is not the
least danger of the disease spreading as
ihe strictest measures have been taken
to prevent the spread ol the disease.
OUR ASSISTANTS.
TOILET ARTICLES ’
Ever brougth to McMinnville.
-------- CONSISTING OF---------
Fine Perfumes, Toilet Soaps, Tooth Brushes,
Cloth and Hair Brushes, Sponges,
Sachet Powders, Face Powders,
Caniiline, Wisdom's Robertine.
We are making a specialty of Fino
Toilet Goods, ami
Red-1 A Caldwell bought a fine young
bc-f of Mrs. Fenton a few days ago, but
it is all gone now, showing that the peo
pie of Carlton are not slow to palionize
lo.al enterprise.
J oyce ,
WILL SELL THEM CHEAPER THAN
Lafayette.
Any store in McMinnville.
May 20, 1SS7.
A man Irom Tennf>**ee, bas Marred a
blacksmitb shop in th« building previ­
ously occupied by Mr. Jay.
IL-nry Hopkins bas moved his shoe
shop into the building one door south of
Harris & Haney’s slioostore.
Work on the new bridge, is proirrere-
ing under the supervision of Rudder &
Houstan. It will be ready for teams in
a few days.
Prof. t'Hrl Young, pave a picnic on
last Friday, lie and his scholars went
to tire Brt-ytuan hill. They report a
good time.
Mr. T. C. Stevgns. has his room fitted
up in fine style and will soon have n
nice lot of clock*, watches, jewelry and
everything usually kept in a jewelry
store.
Late last evening, J. L. Furgeson met
with a very severe accident. He had
pot a rope on a cow and had thrown her.
There were three or four men w ho bail
hold of the end of the rope, while he
had hold nearer the cow; she struggled
Not.ee.
and the men at the end of the rope gave
a,sudden pull, which caused it to strike
McCov, Polk Co.
him on the breast and threw him back­
ward, striking his bead on the hard
May 19, ’87.
ground. It knocked him senseless and
To T he P ublic :
Come to McMinnville Mav 28, 1887. he had not recovered his right mind this
morning, but is better than he was.
and see my field fence machine work,
and convince yourself it is cheaper and
Am. Shadden’s two hound pups hail
better than any other fem e. It will be disputes
with a couple ol deer up on the
at Henderson Bros, stable.
Nestui-i-a last week. They came off
t . O. B cboess .
victorious each time. They are only
eight months old but they are “stayers.”
At the annual meeting of the Browns
ville Woolen Mil! Co., the following
officers were elected to serve during the
ensuing tei in : Directors, J. M. Mover.
D. Dalgleish, Tims. K iv. F. F. Croft;
secretary, O. P. Coshow Jr. The amount
Buckle»’» Arnica Salve.
The finest of Baxter <k Roger’s lot of of money paid out in Brownsville dining
crockery and glassware has not come the last year toots uti »o $44,000 amount
The best salve in the world for cuts,
yet; when it does they will have the finest paid to operatives $23,787.
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever­
line in the county.
The entertainment given at the operi sores, tetter, chapfied hands, chilblains,
F. J.Martin keeps the beet stock of bouse Tuesday evening last, for the corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi­
hnggies, har ks ami farming implements benefit of the Nanaimo sufferers was not tively cures piles, or no pay required.
largely attended as we had hoped
in ttie county. Call and see them’ It as
The programme was interesting and It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac­
costs you nothing to look.
Price 25
heartily enjoyed by those present. The tion, or money refunded
cents per box.
For sale by Kogers &
The case of State of Oregon vs R E. ladies of the guild deserve praise for ToCd.
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Marple was argured and submitted in their efforts Io make a success of the
the supreme court last Tuesday. A de­ affair, and surely their labors will be
Published by request, From the St.
blest. A speech bv Bro. Ireland of the
cision has not been made as yet.
Reporter was cut short at the close by a Louis Christian Advocate, Muy 4th;
John J. Sax wants it known th it lip is mistake in dropping the curtain. The “The weekly Oregonian bearing date of
ready to chop at the mill for 12 per ion, total receipts were $30.15.
April 1st. present year, contained an ar­
or w dl take 1-10 loll, Core me d h I so
A pleasant wedding ocenred on Wed­ ticle in regard to the Methodist Epis­
ground. Satisfaction guarnteed.
nesday evening at the residence of Geo copal Church, South, which no honorable
F. T. Hodgkin«, secretary of the Ore- fl' nistock. Mis. M. Royal, and David inancould have written ; no gentleman
pon State Firemen’s Association, •ami i. aidwell both of this citv, united for­
ex-nsr-i-tant secretary of s'ate, «a« in tunes lor lire, Rev. D. M, Duly perform­ could have wiitten. It is glaringly false
the city this week. He reports that ing the ceremony in the presence of n from beginning toend.and istbe product
prospects for an interesting tournament -ew intimate friend-. The bride and of* low, coarse,vulgar, unscrupulous,and
groom have gone to the home of the
at Vancouver next month, aie go od.
grooms brother, a few miles from Rals­ debased mind, and corrupt heart; on
Mrs. Mary Duval, of Independence a ton where they will spend a week of the which a merciful God; and we speak it
grandangliter of T. J. Shadden of tins honeymoon snaring the unwary trout ol reverently and sincerely ; have pity, for
city, died at her home near that city Mill creek. The best wishes of the without a change for the better the end
on Tuesday evening of consump­ T elei - hone goes with the happy couple
tion. She was about 24 years of age who, we know are made happy for life will be ruin and ruin forever! Mean­
Her funeral took place at Independence t hey intend to make their home in Me- time let our bretbern there pursue the
yesterday afternoon at 1 o’clock.
even tenor of their wav, not returning
.ainnville.
evil for evil, or railing. Sepr ra e in
Mrs. J P. Powell shows us some very
C ase A kgi kii .— The Marple case was their minds the sinner; hale tin; sin,
fine sjiecimens ot sage leaves; the
argued
list Tuesday in the supreme but with a christ-like love, pity the sin­
largest we have ever seen. Some of the
ner for whom Christ died. Though it bo
largest leaves measured six inches in court. IL Y. riioinpeori consumed two an enemv, bless, in the name of Christ,
length by two in width. Mrs. Powell lonits in the morning in presenting the while be curses, do good while he hates
picked five pounds of sage from two appelant's case. The main point upon and pray for him w hile he despiteful»'
small bushes.
.
wnieli Mr. Thompson relies to reveme u-es them. Then shall they’ be the
A good paying restaurant in this city the verdict of the lower court, is that in children of he Father whir h is in heaven
and with His arm to d.-fend them, IDs
for sale way down, cheap. Good op­
portunity to engage in a paying business refe:enee to the veidict of ttie jury. grace to sustain them. Ilia truth to en­
without much capital. Lodging house He claims that it was not sutlicient to lighten them, His spirit In guide them,
with several nicely furnished mom« at­ ease a judgment uprii. The vertici and His love to comfort them; they will
tached. Owner wishes to engage in -tales that the jury“tinda the defendant sooner or later realize that,“Blessed are
they which are persecuted for righteous-
other business. Inquire at thisolfiee.
gmItv as charged in the indictment.” news' -ake.” Such opposition as is now
While a party of fishermen from this 1 lie mdictment chai ges him with mur­ shown them indicates they are doing
city were np on -------- creek, one of th- der, out does not spe.-iiy in what degn e, z-io'l. Tiiey oppose wrong and wrong
Pady rambled awav from the rest, and file: etore Mr. 1 II mipson Pohls that his opposes them.”
discovered a cave that, in its fo mat-'” cnent was lomid gu.ltv ol minder in the
of wonders rivals anv isi tl e known li st degree, mu dei in the second de­
Goon B csisess C iiaxce .— A splendid
world. It will soon be a n-so t of all 'lie gree,o...... ... slaughter ju-t as the coll I oppo: tnmty is here offered for engaging
curio seekers on the continent, fr -m choose to sei tem e I..... . lie holds tint
such a veoli. t is n > verdict at all. Mr in the milling business. Nathan N’.rw bv
What we glean from the narrator.
Belt p es m ■ * ft ’ u
1 *r tu'’ ‘ltf> "* has placed in the hands ol r . W. Tal­
The Rev. Geo. W. Foote of Trinity tue ale, noon, and Mr. i’bomptmn loilow mage & Co. for sale, hi* milling property
chur h Portland, will officiate at M. cd in his closing a'gumeiit.—.statesman
at Amity. It consists of a steam grist
Ja-nes church McMinnville on Sunday
May 29, both morning and even-ng
S tat .: W. C. I. V. C onvkntios .—At mill, in good riming order; two run of
Services at 11 a. m. and 7 39 p tn.
stones—orte for flour and one for chop—
Services on Friday May 27, a> 7 3' p m. ton state convention held at lhe Dalle- a good house and harn, ami one acre or
at which time the Rev. Mr. Foote will don lav, Mrs. A K Riggs was elected
make an add ess, assisted in the service president; Mis, Belie
t oolte, ot -Sa­ more of ground. The machinery in the
by the Rev. Mr. Fair.
lem, -corresponding secretary ; Mis. R M mill is comparatively new. and in first-
Robb,
of East Portland, recording secre­ class condition. Il is s triated in a lively
1.999,0(10 feet of lumber (all kinds) fo
town with one of the'ie*t farming se. •
’ai« at the Panther creek mills, near tary ; Miss Elizabeth Lvine of Albany, tion* in Oregon tiibuta’y to it. Rail
Cx-lton, 0-egon. Rough irimher sold tieasiirer. M-s. .Smith French, of The mad rnning through the place. Pric
for |5.00, $9.00 and »7.09
M., at the
$2,•'»HO. Term* easy. Addre-s ('. W,
mill, according to quality and kind Dalles, ami Mrs. Hailev.ot H riser, «ere Talmage & Co. McMinnville, Oregon
Dressed lumber. $10.00 to lfi.Ol per M. e ected as delegates to lhe National W. lor blither particular*.
Time will be given, one. two o- three 0 -f (J. convention. Mrs. A I! Riggs,
years, on good paper with interest after of I’oitland, ami Mrs. Shaun smith ol
L ife S ize —Portraits can be taken by
■January 1, 1888. Large di«con"t on Portland, ami some oth-r lady, were
elected iraternal delegates totrie < hau- W. P. Johnson the well known photo­
®xsh orders. E. Poppleton.
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lauqu.i assembly. Some work was left grapher of Salem, who intends coming
The g-and army boys are endeavoring io the executive committee to finish.
*o i'irni-h all who wish to attend the ex­ . he convention arljou ne-l to meet at again to McMinnville on the 14th, ot
lune and w ill stay until the 2B'h. IL-
tremes at the cemetery on nremori d d tv Eugene in May, 1MK.
gn irantees satisfaction on all his work
nith con»--yanc: „,
.«any who are
lbs owners of teams and hacks hive
F ob S aiz ,—2fil aces ot land three Enla gi’tg from old photographs or ftn
kindly consented to donate their services
■tires. M--. Jot.uson hi* finished *evera
•ith that of their teams for ti e o.-■•a- ion. ,ni|M from Atnitv mine.» Brielweil'
er> fin- pi. 'U ••« ol residents o( Ihh
There will be many who would tike to station on X. G. K. K 2 M .<• e- in
he present who are not able 'o p,v fo ri vat ion Good iioii«e, I. on a d fen. mg ,• -v. He ha« had O't exhibition ,• h -
'"hvevances. and we bo|m nth* • wh - Fi„evol,goch.rt. >V:< -11. m trO. <1 »’en li e rx»* j»i'tu pm <»f the Wortm i
uiüiir of th « dty. an l t«» »ny one wh
R-ur see these li- es, and have vehicles
è, city p ope ty Ar b i’ine-t. P, lie , ••>
«IfpM to
ti»»‘ work, M «. Wortm«
•ill come fb-ward and .1» what tn-v - -n
w li gladlv • »*»W the pirtsres, if the)
rejs<m
Lr tl-ose wl.o would Ilk - to spen t the per acre. Terms
C. U . 1 a mage « Co.
wiii call al her remdence.
•fternoon decorating the graves of tbei
McM n Iville, Oregon.
•»loved relatives and friends.
I
The finest line of
ROGERS & TODD.
S, A. YOUNG, M. D.
Physician & Surgeon,
M c M innville ,
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O regon .
H. V. V. JOHNSON. M. D-
Northwest Corner of Second and B streets,
McMinnville, Oregon
Mav be found at bis office when not ah
sent on professional business.
Dr.
G. P. TUCKER,
IDeiit ist.
M c M innville ,
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O regon
You arc feeling depre-sed. your appetite
is poor, you »rd bothered with headache,
you n.-o tidgetty. nervous, and generally
out of sorts, and want to brace up Brace
up. l-ut not with stimulants, spring medi­
cines, or hitters, which have for their basis
very cheap bad whisky, and which stimu­
late you for an hour, and then leave you in
won-'- rondition than Ircfore. What you
want i- an alb-rative that will Jrtirify your
blood, start healthy action of liver mid kid-
myr. restore your vitality, and give renew­
ed health and |trcn;rth. Such a medicine
you will find in Electric Bitters, and only
Vi cents ii bottle at Rogers A Todd's drug
store.
3
Most Excellent.
\
MILLS
Keep on hand a complete stock of these
goods. Also a large and well as­
sorted line of
Gents’ Furnishing goods,
Office—Two doors east of Bingham’s fur­
niture store.
Laughing gas administered for painless
extraction.
---- Ladies' snd Gents’-----
shoes .
In nil the latest Styles and Patterns, which
for fit ami <pinlity cannot be beat.
Call ami see our spring
goods before pur­
chasing else­
where.
Local Notice.
We arc pleased to call the attention of
our readers to the announcement of Messrs.
Barnekof!’, Thomason & Swanson, which
will appear in this week’s issue These
gentlemen have established at McMinn­
ville, .McMinnville
................... crossing and I'arl-
ton. comntodious warehouses complete
with latest improved machinery for
the proper handling of gniin. and
oiler the farmers of Yamhill county the
verv best facilities for storage and cleaning
of their grain Years of experience and a
practical knowledge of the business enable
them to guarantee satisfaction They also
pay the highest rash price for grain of all
•kinds, and carry in stock a full line of the
verv best farm machinery, wagons, Jtc It
will bo t$> the advantage of all farmers to
call and see them before making any other
arrangements for disposal of their grain nr
buying their machinery or wagons By
courteous and honorable dealing, and strict
attention to the best interests of their pat­
rons, Messrs. Barekoff. Thompson Swan­
son will seek to hold the foremost position
among th»? business firms of Yamhill coun­
ty, and we bespeak for them the the suc­
cess which must attend their eilorts. Call
ami see them
------- Agents for the--------
Office and residence on D street. All
calls promptly answered d ty or night.
Corner Third and C Streets.
As fine a stock of Mill­ ZNYw Ol ^erring' I
inery goods as was
In McMinnville. Oregon
ERNEST BOLLACK.
ever brought
to this
city.
Jewelry Work Neatly Dona.
Come and sec for Yourself.
Ite H. P. STUART’S,
Opposite the Grange Store.
Watche3 Guaranteed <fc War­
ranted.
Third street, between (' nnd 1) in th« tail­
oring establishment of R. B. Hibbs.
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Track and Express
—Having Bought the—
Business of Logan Bros. A Hender­
son. I am ready to do all kinds of
WM. HOLL,
Proprietor of the
Trucking
and
Delivering
- At Any Time —
Dslivery Wagon Always Ready.
<Hvr 'te a Trial.
The leading
JEWELRY
M. S. GOFF. ».
ESTABLISHMENT,
—OF-
J. II. HENDERSON
YAMHILL COUNTY,
(SuecesHor to L. Root)
Third Street, McMinnville, Or
J J Atkins, chief of police. Knoxville,
< arric ' a full and comph-te «.fork of
Tenn , writes: “My family ami I arç bene­
Crcccrlcs, Crockcry, Glassware,
ficiaries of your mo t excellent medicine,
THE GLO RELIABLE
hr. King's New I)i>cov< ry for consumption :
Wooden and Willowware,
h.iving found it to be all that you ( hum for
it, desire to testify to its virtue. My friends If* fl TO
n» whom 1 huve rc<’ommended it. prai«e it
at every opportunity.” Dr. King's New
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Discovery for Consumption is guaranteed
Goo<h d< liv< rr<i promptly te any pari
to cure roughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma, CALLOWAY à GOUCHER, Praps.
of the city.
roup, and every afiection of the throat. This warehon«« is being thoroughly reno­
•h»*st ami lungs.
Goods Exchanged for Produce. .Vdt
vated
and
overhauled,
ami
new
accom
­
Trial bottles fro»’ at Rogers <t Todd’s
modations are la i'ng added.
Irug store. Large size $1.
3
Home Produce Market.
the TEI.hPIIOXF by Baxter A
B
Wheat, per bit
tats, per Itu
.. .
Flour, js-r bar.
.. .
per <loz
.........
I'lttiT, i*-r lii
le-ese. lM*«t, js-r lb . .
\pples, per l»X
tacon, rides
“
shoulder
ham, sugar cured
Fresh roasted
Velcli's.
IT
Tobacco Cigars»
Diglied Ci'.sh I’rii cs Paid for Grain.
New Elacksmith Shop!
Direct Shipments to San Francisco.
AMITY, OREGON.
Zone but standanl Calcutta >acks kept
ami let oil the most reasonable term«.
Ibfiisl Weight, hir Dealing.
SAM LIKENS, Proprietor.
Blacksmithing and carriage ironing of
every deacfiptkm.
DICK TURPIN
Ilorso Shoeing
Ami plow work a specialty
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1 ' Color, rich giJ<l<’h vellow ; bufi n«'-<
Bred by W J N<,*niitb. Derrv. Oregon :
Al ,o manufacture the
»•aired in I’***?; sired by Dixie: dam, Jv.-i«*
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Pr<4p<Ttv of Add •
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Brniv Thia fine bull will i>e kept oi; River- tJCT Celebrated Oregon Iron Harrow,
xidc Farm
F ee -|5 Payable time of si’rvice
GIVE ME A CALL.
50tf
72m3
r^yle Wright
Dealer in
I \\ A •» 1 reliable ModicineaarethebeM
to depend u p< n. Acker's Blood EU
Harness, Saddles, Etc. Etc, Hlr has hern p-escrib» <1 for years for all ftn-
II* pairing neatly dt»ne at reasonable purl ties of the Blood. la every formcfScrof
ulous, Pyphlfi!te<*r Mercuriald¡«cares, ith
Wriitht’a new b’llblii»/. <'<>rncr Third Lvalue Lie. lor 1. Leu mat Um, Loo no equal.
«n<l FMreeta, McMinnville. Or
Gen W. Burt, <lnug>tK
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Ackef-,
Baby
flootlrer at hand. It U the only aafe
mclicine yet m>«lo that will remove all
iufanlilediaorrlrra. It contain, no Ofrivn.
or Jf -rr hin», but glvea the child no/ur.4.
com // Jin pain. Price 25 cents. Sold by
ticO, W. In»rt,