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About The Telephone=register. (McMinnville, Or.) 1889-1953 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1887)
Notice of Final-Settlement. 4th—-The expeiiM' erecting public buildings is another matter to which we specially invite th at tention of the tax-payers ot the The Official Democratic Paper. If the county scat remains, ’’•ll “¿J, 1___ 'Vr ¡"'.".Vl.i ka m oi«ai<lduy at Lafavette,there are belonging to ' <li Jjiliit vvur, i nciP *»•> TÏ.L. TTZEA-TIEI............ Publisher. omiiitv over three hundrei hundred lots at l.afayette in «ai«l the county ' , ' I, ■ lime and pince for hearing dhieh are unsold. i hei'ciore all per-oiis interesterl. M c M innville , F riday O ct . 21, 1887 The proceeds of these lots « alone ;;,1' i ' ,,'w eaù'e. if anv tl.ere l-e, past experience warrants us in say j* “'nt'sidd^arelK. ru.t llnally settleil ing will not only lie ample sufficient IPiictl S<•l»U'lllbíH• Uìth YAMHILL COUNTY FINANCES' to erect public buildings but leave I ■ . T..X A F i xt . ix . U Got cìlKR. Arimi» for’’’»*'' Tho financial exhibits published, for a large surplus besides. 'A <■ are \uv - f.d estere the six months ending September 30tb aware that the citizens <>t Day 1887, as required by law, and found in ton have with a liberality, which dissolution notice . another column, shows a healthy con still leaves ground for suspicion Our Qualities dition : The statement sworn to by that they are prompted by a com -VT.HTr l- IS HEBEB5 r.lVEN (HAT We are prepared to offer the very highesr grades of text lion. W. W. Nelson of Lafayette our mendable desire to serve their own tl„. linn of Kenyon A '«•» In iiiutuiil agreement and by the forded at the price and we confidently believe that on this i efficient county treasurer, shows that interests, agreed to donate forty the illU.I-r-t- "I '“"I J'’ the county owed »668.09 on September lots to the county, to bo used for I,,I K . .,¡1, I'be business »61 •* "*) without competition, we urge a critical examination of th^ He ,,» Irv.aid Cain. «!'< ’ returuR thunks ;50th 1887. and had as resources in funds the purpose of erecting public Oiu* Styles. ,,,„( favor- and -ollritsai..... tmuan......... if on hand or taxes applicable thereto, buildings, if the county scat should .lolls A < ris They show for themselve that they are the latest and nobiMr -I son of the advantages presented by A K ex VOX »9094.58. This would make »8525.89 ALREADY RAISED, body want« Fashionable Clothing to keep abreast with the‘J the two rival points, will clearly be located there, and the sum of Dated, Sheridan. Sept A runs lss‘- now on band, besides a lot of delinquent one-thousand dollars in money. costs our patrons nothing to do ho . THE APPEAL MADE BY LAFAYETTE establish the propriety of the con taxes not counted in this estimate. tinuance of the county seat at La But this offer cannot be compared AGAINST DAYTON IN 1858. Home Produce Market. Our iPrices Our taxes are only 13.7-20 mills fayette, as the point demanded by with the magnificent resources We are determined not to he undersold and we are equg|,. j J on the dollar or »1.33)1 on »100. which might be drawn from the lots Baxter A In today’s issue we print the appeal convenience, economy and justice. We are the lowest taxed county or address of the Lafayette county seat ed that no such bargains shall be obtained elsewhere as 1st—It, of all the rival points unsold at Lafayette, amounting to in Oregon, and have noarly »10,000, committee, made in August, 1858, in the for county seat, is the most central. over three hundred in number, and 57c means low prices to all who come. :15c in the treasury. Since 1882, we have content with Dayton. It is an interesting By a map of the county, now hang worth at a moderate estimate, at Special attention is called to our new line of Furnishing (i^j. »4.20 paid off an indebtedness of nearly »20,- document, and in the present aspect of ing in the office of the auditor, least ten-thousand dollars. As to ■’2c Caps. Gloves, Trunks. Valises etc. etc. I 000, reduced our taxes from 17)» mills the contest will ba nice Sunday reading which can be seen by any person what the citizens of Lafayette are 25c SOU. 20c EEFETTr) then to 13 7-20 now, and have monev in for our good people over at Lafayette, who will call and examine, it will willing to do in the wav of raising file the treasury. And if this county ever we particulary invite the attention oi the be seen that our county is a paral money, we refer the reader to the 10c Entire satisfaction always guaranteed. We are also ae'enni. 9c BROWNSVILLE WOOLEN was in condition to build a court house, reader, to the following statement made lelogram, or, more properly a dia offer made below. MILLS carrying a full linL" 16c it is so now. The present county judge in the first clause: "This examination mond shape, being longest from 5th—The title to town property Mens’ Youths’ and Boys’ Clothing, Blankets and Flannels, th» will not go out of office until July 1890, shows that if the center is to be entitled north-east to south-west. A line in Lafayette is settled.—The land are so well ami so favorably known that further comment is J and to him and his associates we owe to tiie county seat, it should be south drawn upon this map from these office decided in June last that the thev simplv have no equal. Remember our motto, —fTHT r this healthy financial condition of our west from Lafayette instead of southeast, two extremes passes within less lot holders would derive a title di GOODS FOR T11E LEAST MONEV.]- 1 *! county. And they are called McMinn thodirection of Dayton." How like the than a half a mile of Lafayette, rectly from the government, thus BISHOP & KAY. ville men by our good neighbor Lafay language of prophecy is this made al and also of McMinnville, while putting at rest all questions arising During an acute attack of Bronchitis, a The Clothiers and Furnishing Goods Men of Yamhill. ceaseless tickling in the throat, and an ette—because tiiey have not granted most 30 years ago. Hon.J.L. Furguson Dayton is about three miles from from the conflict between private exhausting, hacking cough, attiict the their wishes and spent large sums of is the only member of that committee it. Turning then and drawing a claimants. sufferer. Sleep is banished, and great money, in improving or adding to the now living, except Mr. VV. Broynian line from the south-east to the According to the rules laid down prostration follows. This disease is also There will allways be ! old court house. Better entrust the of Salem. Time has made many change« north-west corner of the county on in that decision, the town will attended with Hoarseness, and some Third Si . McMinnville Or business to them further. since then. You will also notice that this map, we find that it crosses the eventually have to pass through times Loss of Voice. It is liable to be come chronic, involve the lungs, and J. Harv. HENDERSON: THE TRUTH ABOUT THE MATTER. tiie town of l.afayette then claimed a other line within the same section, the same process in regard to title, terminate fatally. Ayer’s Cherry Pecto < Successor to L. Boot) good title, which title was afterward held although a little west, in which which we have so successfully past. ral affords speedy relief and cure in cases - DEALER IN The Register in its issue of October to l»e bad, and Yamhill county was com- ■ Lafayette is located—thus demon- It was decided that no townsite of Bronchitis. It controls the disposition All Fresh Goods, Groceries, Flour, Ba a fine line of 14th says : “They claim x x that the en polled to settle with the Perkin heirs, i strating that Lafayette is within could be held as a claim. We state to cough, and induces refreshing sleep. con, Glassware and Crockery. 1 have been a practising physician for g^-.\ II goods delivered to purchaser in abling act makes it obligatory on the who claimed it to be a part of their ! one-half mile of the geographical only then what must Ire admitted twenty-four years, and, for tho past the city. people of Yamhill county to erect a new father’s donation land claim. You will I center of the county, by the 1'nited twelve, have suffered from annual at i States survey, the accuracy of also note that Lafayette then claimed I by the friends of Dayton, when wo tacks of Bronchitis. After exhausting court house, jail etc., wherever it is re which cannot be questioned. (It say that Gen. Palmer, the proprie all the usual remedies located.’’ This is said of the people of that Gen. Palmer's title to Dayton lot« will here be proper to say that the Relief, was bad. and subsequent events have McMinnville. Noone, except tho writer tor of that place, laid off the town I tried Without Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, of the Register ever claimed anything of shown that hie title was direct from the map above referred to was made in the first year of his lesidenee there, effected a speedy cure. —G. Stoveall, the kind. We simply claim that new United States and was without a flaw. the office of the surveyor general, Al. D., Carrollton, Miss. and therefore cannot pass a good and is based upon actual surveys There never was any trouble in Dayton Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral is decidedly tho buildings will nn built in a few years best remedy, within my knowledge, for it matters not where tho county seat is titles, while Lafayette has suffered for received and approved by him.) title to purchasers. We are assur uhronie Bronchitis, and all lung diseases. THIS EXAMINATION SHOWS THAT IE ed that the title to property in Day — M. A. Rust, M. D., South Paris, Me. relocated. If move 1 to McMinnville tho thirty years by lawsuits and contending I was attacked, last winter, with a county can within two years after tho claimants over her land«. But it is proper | THE CENTER IS To HE ENTITLED TO ton will • eventually have to he severe Cold, which grew worse and election, move tho public records and to say that titles at l.afavetteare now good I THE COUNTY HEAT, IT SHOULD BE obtained from the government, settled on my Lungs. By night sweats I MOVED sot THWEST FHoM LAFAYETTE I was reduced almost to a skeleton. My business, into a rented building, or into the county having bought and paid for while in the meantime—much ami Cough was incessant, ami 1 frequently a new building, just us tho county court Hie title two or three times. Further instead of south-east, the direction spit Aly physician told me to vexatious litigation will have give blood. decides, and if the county court doos not you will notice that Lafayette, in 185« of Dayton. up business, or I would not live a 2d-At tin expense of several thous month. After taking various remedies choose to build for ten years , it is not made the same appeal against Dayton, sprung up to retard the prosperity without relief, 1 was finally and dollars to the county treasury, OBLIGATORY I CON TIIE COUNTY, TO DO HO. about a permanent location, taxoB and ofthetown. We make tlv'se dis- Cured By Using we have secured a tolerable system If left at Lafayette, the county court may revenue, that she makes now against Me All know that the elusuiees with no desire to injure iwo bottles of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. build ex]«nsivo ell« and additions, or Minnville. By this appeal she defeated of public roads, 1 am now in perfect health, and able to now buildings or it may not, but we Dayton by 14 majority, as we understand. highways of a county are construct- Dayton, but because we believe tire resume business, after having been pro —That was a— nounced incurable with Consumption.— I ed with reference to the points of And finally you will observe that La-1 public should understand the S. P. Henderson, have distinctly said that whenever LA Saulsburgh, Penn. business in the county, and to one fayette proposed to give 300 lots to Yam FAYETTE CAN CONTROL the COUNTY COURT, important consequences which mav For years I was in a decline. I had •7 she will either build now buildings, hill connly, which she never did, and another—that they tire necessarily follow their decision of this ques weak lungs, and suffered from Bron In the days of ( ohinibus. but nevertheless chitis and Catarrh. Ayer’s Cherry Pec a sort of system that cannot be dis it was true Selling goods so nearly cost is also promised to give »1000 for public there or add such expensive improve toral restored me to health, and I have tion. another been lor a long time comparatively vig- ments as will amount to the same tiling. buildings. We are informed that none turbed without disarranging all its Finally, we appeal to the justice oi <nous. 1 n case of a sudden cold I always She will HETTLE THIS MATTER, alld if she of this sum was ever paid. There is no parts. They are constructed with rhe citizens of Hie county Io not remove resort to the Pectoral, and find speedy the design of giving all parts of the record of its payment, and such we un <’arrying the best stock of goods in this relief. — Eilward E. Curtis, Rutland, Vt. has votes enougli to relocate the county the county seat.—Many person« have vicinitv Two years ago I suffered from a severe seat at Lafayette she will have votes derstand to be the fact, probably some county an easy access as possible X STILL MORE to the scat of justice. Tirus hun bought pro|>erty in Lafayette, anrl some Bronchitis. The physfcfaHi attending enough to elect at least two members of of the parties now living can tell. WEST SIDE TELEPHONE. Shall the County seat Moved? be ty of Mid county, in exceeaof two mills ' on the dollar ot the taxable property oil said county, annually, for said purpose Thia would give »35,773.4q more than From a circular of 1858. can bk expended, in cane of removal. , T<> THE VOTERS AND TAX-PAYEKS And it gives ng tiie whole amount and ior Yamhill county : Being satisfied this much over, in a »ingle year. No i that much apprehension exists in legislature would consent to any such ' regard to the relative claims which thing, and no county court would ever I the towns of Lafayette and Dayton do any thing so wild. Let us raise this ' present for the pernianeilt location money,—a little each year, anil extend | of the county seat, the undersigned it over live or six years, and the increas friends of Lafayette deem it not ing wealth will help us build our county ' only proper but necessary, to ena- buildings wherever they may be erected. I hie ths citizens of this county to But remember, tax-payer, that, these. decide intelligently and justly buildings must come, sooner or later, at I between them, to im ke a plain Lafayette, or somewhere else. A vote ; statement of facts for that purpose, of confidence, that you intend at some i In doing so we shall confine our- future time, to rebuild there. Do you i selves to known and admitted facts, mean it that way 7 They will so under and in no disparagement of Day stand it. And remember also, that we ton, believing that a fair compari have about »10,000 in the treasury CLOTHING! CLOTHINC! CLOTlj The Best Qualities & Substantial ^ Our new Fall and W iu^' is now on exhibition Day and Night Family Grocery Store COOK’S HO OHPOSITIO Earth Is Round the county court—giving her a majority even if site has to trade every other of fice for this prize. Tho enabling act has nothing to do witli the building question except that it limits tho tax to two mills a year and to not moro than »45,000, if the county Boat be moved and it the countv court should deem it proper to build. If it remains at Lafayette the county court can spend »100,000, or any sum if it seems proper, and can raise the whole sum in a single year. Let voters read the law for tlroiRBidves and not depend upon our claims or the claims of Lafayette. White the present staff oi writers for tho Register are shouting that the buildings at Lafayette are good enough for twonty years—if the election shall be decided in their favor,— these same individuals will not sleep good, until they have fastened the matter forever —by erecting new build ings there. We shall then hear all about those rotton and water soaked walls, those dry rotten plates, stringers, and rafters, that brokon concrete walk, and falling plaster, and a dozen other indications, that a court house that has stood in the Oregon rains thirty years needs a new one in its stead. These same fellows will emphasize their prayer to tho court, by saving, that McMinn ville would have rebuilt and said it was necessary, and that Lafayette in justice should not be denied her most reason able requests. dreds OF DOLLARS HAVE DEEN SPENT have engaged in business, with the un The seven anarchists in Chicago are to IN LAYING OUT HOADS To ACCOMMO- behungonNov.il. Marple, the mur- I DATE THE PEOPLE GOING To AND berer of Corker is to be hungon Nov. 11. from L afayette — bridges have This will make eight souls that will enter BEEN BUILT AT GREAT EXPENSE FEN- the great hereafter upon the same day I ces , moved , and damages paid — under the same circumstances, ft will ALL TO NO PURPOSE, IF TIIE COUNTY bo a spectacle that should not be railed SEAT IS TO HE REMOVED, BECAUSE at. Pity should bo given them for their THESE ROADS WILL NO LONGER CON rash deeds. Thoy are undoubtedly sorry DUCT THE CITIZENS TO THE POINT that they have done as they have. These THEY DESIRE TO VISIT. eight are standing on the brink of ths Remove the county seat to Day grave and it will be but a stop into the ton and the whole road system will unknown. It is a serious step tor them have to be remodeled—one change and pity should predominate for them giving rise to, and calling for instead of railery. another, until thousands will not only be lost by the abandonment derstanding and belief, that the countv seat was permanently located at that place. Improvements some of them costing thousands of dollars, will he rendered comparatively valueless, if the seat ot justice be removed to Payton; anrl we think it unfair to persons who have thus bought and improved proper ty, on the implied faith of the county, to deprive them of it, not only without any equivalent, but when the public whose interests are paramount to all others, is certainly to gain nothing by the change ; and we think we speak the sentiments of all who can divest tliem- selves of partiality, when we say, that it is bollian injury to the citizens of the county in general, and an injustice to those owning pro|>erty in Lafayette, to move the county seat from that point. With tiie reasons above submitted, We leave tho decision to the intelligent tax payers and voter's of the conntv. H. H. SNOW, W. BREYMAN, •IAS. A. CAMPBEI.I.. -M. WOLFE, M.PATTON, A. B. WESTERFIELD. J. J. HEMBREE. A. T. HEMBREE, O. MOOR, J I,. FERGUSON Lafayette. August 20, 185S. \\ e the undersigned, purpose to give to Yamhill countv for the nurpose of erecting public buildings if the county seat is located bv a vote of the majority at the coming election at Lafayette, the sum of monev annexed to each name, for the payment of which we pledge our- selves as soon as it is required l for Hint purpose. M.PATTON, J. A. MONROE, I. t.CAMPBELI. W. BRF.Y.MAN, M. WOLFE H. H. SNOW, A. B. WE8TERF1E J. I. FERGUSON. inc became fearful that the disease would terminate in Pneumonia. After trying various medicines, without benefit, he prescribed Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, which relieved me at once. I continued to take this medicine, and was cured. — Ernest Colton, Logansport, Ind. tt Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Ma»«. Sold by all Druggist«. Price *1; six bottle«, ♦5. «• .1. ..UUilsox. , II. UM'NI. F’liiniv Idea Kminv •- Idea ESOV IBSA Having a reputable lirni guarantee tho same to he the nest grades manufactured. —IS THE—— Correct Idea ISEIOK STORI ■ i BUT TRUE, THIS IS FUNNY, Prove it by purchasing your Drugs, Med icines. School Books. Stationery, Notions, etc. at bottom prices of GEO W BURT. Prescription Druggist Plain Figure Deal« Eurisko Market, W. J. G arrison & co. Prop s. NEW FIRM! NEW GOODS! '1’1 • I—----- l lie only first class market in the citv < oiistantly on hand all kind of fresh meats Highest price paid in cash for fat stock, hides and pelts. The Canadian government is in receipt of roads already opened and used of advices from Sitka which contain the but thousands of dollars more will Br. J. II. NELSON, Dentist brief understood to have been prepared have to be expended, laying out It....in- .. m i - First National Bank, in Me- in Washington and filed in the sourts at and opening new ones—farms will Minnville, Oregon. Sitka by Collector of Customs A. If. De be cut up—fences moved, damages < barges Moderate and Consistent laney, as counsel for the United States will have to be paid—all too com Has the latest Discovery for the Painless in the latter's claim of exclusive domin ing directly out of the county treas extraction of Teeth. ion over Behring’s sea as brought out. in ury, and the pockets of tiie tax the existing seal fisheries dispute. De payers in the county. We ask laney takes the position that Behring’s what great public good is to be ac sea is not a portion of the open or high complished by the proposed change sea, but is inland water, cut off from the of the county seat which is to jus ocean and essentially, land locked. The tify such a flagrant departure from asseition that the United States upholds economy as we have shown this to the idea of the three-mile limit in the bo. In addition to these considera Atlantic ocean, and opposes the same tions, the military road laid out by idea in the Pacific, is disixrsed of by De the government, from Astoria to laney as follows: Salem, passes through Lafayette. Concerning the doctrine of inter After the critical examination, national law, establishing what is know which the regular engineers of the as the tnarino league lielt which extends war department always make, with LET US SEEI the jurisdiction of a nation into the ad out reference to local interests, that Every man who is the owner of ».MW jacent eaaR for ths distance of one ma road was laid out. through Lafay taxable property should rememlrer that ___ rine league or three miles from its ette, a? the most proper point to when he drops his ballots into tho bal shores, and following all Mis indenta pass tho Yamhill river, and it ltf lot-box for the county seat at McMinn tions and sinuosities of its coast, there is should he borne in mind that these ville, he also drops a ten-dollar gold W T BAXTER piece at tho same time by wav of extra at this day no room for discussion. It | I military roads are not changed and taxes; an<l every min 'onning »10,000 must be accepted as the settled law of ■ 1 altered to suit the convenience of taxable property voting for McMinn nations. It is sustained by tho highest I i this or that settlment or community ville, drops with liia ballots »200 as ex authority of troth law writers and jurists. ' I but when onco located they remain tra taxes ; and tiioso owning »100.000, I That the general gov- will ao to speak, deposit with their bal It has been sanctioned by the United ¡permanent. lots »2000 each, anrl this too for no other States since tho foundation of the govern- lomment ; will eventually build a At ihr now store of - purpose than to help'.build up McMinn ment. Well grounded as is this doc bridge across the Yamhill river at ville.—Register Oct. 14. trine of the law of nations, it is no mors Lafayette, there cannot therefore I.et ua figure on thia matter, tax payer. Take out your pencil and begin. firmly established as a pait of the inter be a doubt, and a new appropria The Register says that “Every man who national code than that other principal tion of $30,000 has been made bv The New York World now claims the ia the owner of »500 taxable property which gives to a nation supremacy, the session of congress just closed, should remeuitier that when ho drops jurisdiction and dominion over its own for tho completion of the road. largest circulation of any paper publish his ballot in the ballot-box for the coun inland waters, gulfs, bays and seas. If Tho SINGLE ITEM OF A BRIDGE ACROSS ed, except one. We presume that it ty seat at McMinnville, he also drop« I I a sea is entirely inclosed by the territo the river at D avton . which the means the Paris Petit Journal. But the a ten-dollar gold piece at the same time ries of a nation, and has no other com- county in a few years would have London Times also has a larger circula by way of bxtra taxbs .” This would ■ 1 munieation with the ocean than hv a [ to build, if the seat of justice be re tion than the World every day in the be 20 mills on the dollar, for extra tax-' channel, of which the nation may take moved to that |K>int. would not be week except Sunday, fhe circulation ea—and he wants you to understand i poeeeeeion, it appears that such a sea is LESS THAN TEN OR TWELVE THOUS of the Times is about 250,000 every day that this ia xx tra or in addition to our no less capable of being occupied and AND DOLLARS, WHILE AT LAFAYETTE of the Petit Journal from 500.0 O upward nearly reaching a million every dav.and regular tax. The assessment roll for becoming property than the land, and it IT WOULD NOT COST A SINGLE DIME. r ought to follow the fate of the country A new V^'T "T.1 3d—We have a large and safe the World about 175.000 on Snndavs. 1886, shows (hat we had »4.038,697 taxa-1 M<’ck Every ar- tide A : 7, 1 that surrounds it. The Mediterranean bridge passable at all times of the bn'” Butter Crocks ble property. Now 20 mills on Ibis, Speaking of Masonic emblems tire New Colored -'•»’ware. Cutlery. cawd Ooo^’ would give ua »80,773.40 all in ohs in former times was absolutely enclosed year. The old center span has within the territory of the Romans, and been replaced within the last year, York Rarsavs: How valuable has been Tobacco ’ rirc« and Cigar« Y bar . Suppose we quote the enabling that people t>y rendering themeelves by a new and substantial one, the posession of one of these little era- Fr- h Fruit «„d Vegetables t„ ,e.>„n act to see how much can be oxpended. \V « l"i'our pm-et. down |OW Givf u, Ssc. 6. Should the legal voters oi masters of the strait which joins it to which the builder under heavy blemsis well known One of the strangest nri J?, r-.”°Ck' n»r. said county decide to change the ¡ovation the ocean might subject the Mediterra bonds has insured for four years to stories is connected with the Brooklyn of said county seat, and should tho same nean to their empire and assume do stand against every thing except theatre fire. A body was found, burned be relocated at some other point than minion over it. They did not by such theelement». It is also well known beyond recognition. One hand »as where the same now is, the county court proceedings injure the rights of other that the present floating bridge at clasped tightly under the chin, as if They are of said county shall not have the power or authority to contract for or construct nations in particular. A particular sea Dayton is impassable during the shielding something. The fingers were Grids, Coughs, Croup, Whwpi^ Ä" erlic buildings to exceed the coat of ia manifestly designed by nature for tho entire winter months, and will h«ve tenderly opened and a discolored, heat- r»» anu auaiii nor nave aa- u,e ‘he countries and nations that. i to give place soon to a new stniet- twisted Masonic pin fell out. Bv thia ,000, i and shall not have power or an- thority to levy any tax upon the proper-1 »ormonde it the body was identified. ure. G. E. DETMERING. IL II. Welch having moved ir.to I' rank Collard’s former quarters on Third street, and having taken Austen Dee into partnership; they having fitted up anti renewed their Don’t Read FINE TABLES. —But Drop Into— and opened a fine new stock of fresh C. GRISSEN nuts , candies , cigars , cigar ettes AND TOBACCO. respectfully solicit a share of the patronage of the people of McMinn ville and vacinity not forgetting to kindly thank them for past favors. Search for us between the Banks Bakery and Grocery, j WHEN Hungry and Thirsty. Crockfl and Glassware included.; WELCH * DEE.. OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA Who Lies ! I Don’t! Oregon 4 California R. R. And Connections. THE MT. SHASTA ROUTE. ---- When I say that—• stages of the'l' aiifir,’^“')) at, A"l',a"'1 W‘U' Stage Uonipany • Oregon an,| Idaho fe rim. fa tt, fa fró Fresh Family Groceries. A. OlELSCHMElOa Williams & Hibbs, I Only 13 Miles Staging, Time between Have the most complete tailor shopon^l "«rilaiid ¡inti Kan Frniitjm. I'.rr West Side- Fine Suits a Specialty', 3® Hours. lzavk 1 Asm.A^n. Portland I m p m , . , , '"Rtvz. Ashland >qo p M iVr'r j111'1, ’’i'-’" A. M. l*~t I'rt.senger I>»(1, v'”1 10 10 A M. tzur ’’ * ’’«»«••y- rortlanil s-rm \ u .. 'Raivr. Kugene Eugene A 2:WI’ *'• ‘'» 'Ioritand 3;¿.5 p Bullman Buffet siccDer« ------ XON» BVT------- All New Goods lid, Sleepin8 c«" Between 1 "Gland and Ashland. Siakivon’. ----- IN THE------ ........... Cheaper Than the Cheapwt! "FTWKFX roRTi'‘A p Corval'l'il WILLIAMS i HIBW. EPT M xhAY!i , J Minn t P ia j, « Merchan Tail* ■Kx KxaAvX ¿''r’ Parti iM"r rontand t .% p o „M >• villeS 45 A \ R K°KHUR ' ’r*P’ Sandaj. '»sng. M'nnvtlleg flop M 93» A M OE F p R ogers ' m * * Agt I'.Y.V.‘i Soother at hand. It 1« «*»• wjj medicine yet maA« that will infantile diaorden. It eoBtalaa "*22* or Jforjthint, but |IvM th« eklU | FrteaWcwH* **' W. Ihirt. druggist.