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WEST SIDE TELEPHONE.
OREGON.
THS FORESTS OF ALASKA.
OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA
VIA
J J XI A I
Oregon contains 96,000 square
The prevailing tree of Alaska,
SOUTHERN' PACIFIC CO’S
Kotiee for Publication.
miles,
'l
’
his
may
seem
strange
to
says
George Davidson, of the
The Official Democratic Paper. an eastern man who has never Coast Mr.
L and O ffice at Oregon (’itv.Or.. »
l.I.XES
Nov 21. 1888. i
Survey, is the Sitka spruce,!
Tilt: MT,.SHAS1A ROUTE.
Notice is hereby iriven that the lollor. in
heard of this state, owing to the growing to great size, covering'
named
set'ler
has
filed
m»ii<-e
of his int»-
Time between
lion to make final pr<
in support of Iii>
Td. HEATH. - - - - FublUher. lack of push which is a predomina­ every [ art of the ground,and climb- i
luini. iiik I Unit saf<l nnmf will i» imule Uv-
Pori Lun! &nd S a . ii lianmto, < fore
dir county clerk of Yamhill county at
ting characteristic of an old time ing the stecjiest mountain sides to
36 Hours.
Lafayett»*, Oregon, on Wednesday, Jan \
California Exp e-H trains run daily
Oregonian.
the height of 2,000 or 1,500 feet
9th. ¡889, viz: ¡«like Booth, pre-emption D
BFTHkLS I’llRIlAMl » ih I a AN
No 5439 lor ihe s
of s e ‘.4 of sec 26 t 4 s r
At the present writing numbers above tlie sea.
IN A ROW,
1 t. \
4 >< «•.
7 w.
Hr mimes the folio« ing witnesses to prove
ARRIVE.
This tree resembles in form and
LEAVE.
of eastern men with puslt have
Portland 4 :<M) P M Man Fran’ 7: A. M his uoiniiiuoiis residence upon, undculiivu-
The Republicans of this city are strayed in «nd are well pleased foliage the silver firs of California. San
Fran’7:45 1* M. Portland 10:45 A M Iit»ii oi >aid land, viz .
ILL Booth. \V M Brown. D.ivid James
in a row amongst themselves, with the country and are letting ite Ln the Archipelago Alexander, with Local
»ally, Fxc**|t Ktmday an<l (¡us ifiibeoek. allot Willamina, \um-
ARRIVE.
LEAVE.
hill cminiv. Oregon.
about 17 of them are busily- en­ resources be known outside of the a shore line of more than 7,800
Eugene.. 2:10 P M (Nov. 30:37)
Portland. . 8:00 A. M [Eugene..
W. T B i rney
gaged in pulling ihe wires for the state.
itegisier
?.. M
“ I iPorlUind
Poritand 3:45 P M
Yes, it contains 96,000 statute miles, the land is densely Eugene .9:00 A.
post office.
Will they get it? square miles and in these square wooded from the water’s edge. Lt
Pullman Buffet Sleepers.
for sec.»mi das
Hardly, for the present post master miles are found everything that can never be devastated by forest Tor ins r si .EEPE1LS
AD.U1N1S a IIATOll'S NOIKE.
Passengers on all Express trains.
has been appointed for three years helps to make a country.
fires,
because
the
carpet
of
wet
Gold,
The O. A C. It. It. Ferry makes conneetioi
Notice is In rebv given that the under
and most likely will not be remov­ timber, stone and good soil in abun­ sphagnum over the surface of the with all the regular trains on the East Sid< •igned
ohn Mr<'ulloch. has been duly ap­
Division from f<n>i of F Street
ed while he performs his duty.
pointed as administrator of the estate o
country
effectually
prevents
fires
Went Side l>lvl«len.
lames Met ullorh d<*< cb . m d. I»v the count}
Better not waste your breath just dance.
BETWEEN iMUUEANBJt COKVALLI s . •ourt of Yamhill county. « hegon
The e
With such lavish hands has na­ from spreading.
yet awhile.
ore all persons holding claims against -utl
AlM.il Train.
We measured fallen spruce trees
•state,
are
hereby
not
tied
to
present
then
ture bestowed upon Oregon all that
(DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS)
with proper vouchers to the undersigned •
THE MISSISSIPPI.
ARRIVE.
enters into the sum total of a great that were 180 feet long and 4 feet Port'and LEAVE.
he law office of Fenton Fenton, at Mi
7:.3O A. M ! CorvMlin .12:25 P. M Minnville, Oregon, witl in >ix months iron
1:30 P. M ¡Portland 6:15 P. V this 7th, day of D eember. 1888
J. V. Brower, who lias just re­ state, we can safely say that she is tiiick at the butt: while adjacent orvallis
At Albany and (orvallis connect will
J ohn Met'l l loch
standing
trees
measured
over
6
feet
the
richest
state
in
natural
re
­
:
rains
of
the
()regon Pacific R. R.
turned to St. Paul from Itasca
F enton A F enton .
Administrator
Express
Train
Daily
Except
Sunclaj
.
in
diameter,
were
branchless
for
Attorneys for estate.
Dec 7
Lake, the source of the Mississippi sources in the union.
ARRIVE.
over 50 feet, and estimated to be ‘ortland LEAVE.
Oregon
produces
the
finest
grain
4
:50
P.
M
|McAIinnvilleX:«x>P.M.
river, will soon make public a map
Natlce for Publication.
.It•Min’ville5:45A.M ¡Portland 9:00 A. M.
and detailed report of his examina­ grown in the world and also has 250 feet high.
R. KOEHLER,
E. P. ROGERS.
L and O ffice at Oregon City. Or.. I
Hemlock,
alders
and
willows
are
Manager
Asst.G.
F.
Pass.
Ag
’
Dec . 3. 1HS8 i
tion of the Itasca basin. It in­ the greatest yield per acre. Wheat
Notice is hereby given that the following
found
;
but
the
most
remarkable
named settler has filed notice ol his intci.
cludes a measurement of the inflow is equal in size and flour produc­
ion to make tinal proof in support of h’
and outflow of all the streams at ing quantities. Her oats are without wood of the country is the yellow
claim and, that said proof will l>- math
cedar,
with
fine,
even
texture,
fra
before the County Jii'lue. or in his ab<eiu «
a
peer
;
her
barley
and
rye
beyond
that point. The true source of the
before the Coir tv Clerk of Yamhill count)
grant smell, good size, and greatei
ar Lafayette. Oregon, on Tuesday, Jan. 22d.
river is disputed, and Mr. Brower’s comparison.
IS89, viz: Harley Ihmglas. homestead entr;
Oregon is the only natural stock strength than the spruce. Lt is
researches locate it in the interior
N<». 2089 fur the w % of w % of sec 22 t 5 s
readily
worked,
takes
a
smooth
7 w
of section 21 of the government raising and dairy country on the
He names the following witnesses to prov
surface, and is remarkably durable.
his continuous residence upon, and cultiv;
survey, in a small lake laid down face of the globe.
tion of. said land, viz:
Oregon is the greatest fruit coun­ Lt is a valuable addition to the cab­
on the maps and charts of Jean N.
Thom; s Wright, David Nickerson. .Toh
Veitch and Charles Douglas, all of (¡rand
inet
woods,
and
is
superior
as
a
COLUMBIA
RIVER
ROUTE
Nicollet in 1836, four years after try on earth. ^11 kinds of fruit
Bomb*. I’olk county, Oregon
ship timber to any on the coast.
dec 7:39)
W T B irney .
the visit of Schoolcraft, who fixed trees grow and bear prolifically.
Ibgist«1’
Lt
can
be
obtained
of
ample
size
Oregon
is
the
natural
home
of
the outlet of Itasca as the proper
for frames end knees of ordinary Attached to the 1:15 p ni train are th rough
point of commencement.
The flax and flax seed.
Pullman Sleeping Cars to Council Blutls
Oregon produces hops equal to sized vessels. We measured one and
claims made by Willard Glazier in
St Paul.
1881 are found to be false. Mr. any country or place in the world. 18 feet in circumference, and esti­ Attached to the 12:30 a m train is tin
Walla Walla it Dayton Sleeper, which cat
Brower was formerly register of the
Oregon
produced 15,000,000 mated it to be over 125 feet in • »e boarded at East Portland station any
St. Cloud Land Oflice, and is fully
rime
after 8 p m
height.
We
collected
part
of
the
Trains arrive at 2:45 and 7:45 p m even
posted in regard to the history and pounds of wool during the year end­
keelson
and
frame
of
a
Russian
¡a
\
,
ing July 1st, 1887.
exploration of the locality.
Oregon grows corn, sugar-cane vessel built of this wo id thirty-two The company reserve ihe right t<» Wheatland, Wednesday,
Dec 26, 188,s
THE CREAMERY.
Dayton. Thursday,
*’ 27, “
and broom-corn rivalling any pro­ years before, and which had been change steameis or sailing «lays,
Dundee,
Friday,
“ 28, “
lying
a
wreck
on
the
beach
for
sev
­
TO
ASTORIA,-Str.
R
R
Thompson
duced in the United States, while
East Chehalem, Saturday,
“ 29. “
As you will see in another column experts declare that Oregon tobacco eral years, ft exhibited no signs .eaves Ash st wharf eveiy Monday Wed West Cliehalcm. Monday,
“ 31. “
and Saturday at 11 :30 p m. U S Mail Carlton, Wednesday,
Jan 2. 1889.
there is the chance, tnd only a
Thursday,
“
3,
is fully equal to the best Virginia. of decay nor of teredo attacks, and ’teamer leaves Ash st. daily, except Sun­ Bellevue.
Willamina. Friday,
“
4.
day, at 6 a. in., for Ast*-ria.
chance, of a creamery being put in
Oregon is the most healthful the wood around the copper and
Sheridan, Saturday,
"
5,
in McMinnville. All it needs is a lit­ state in the Union. 'Fins is proven iron bolts is nearly as well pre
Amity. .Monday,
“
7.
TO DALLES ANI) CASCADES,
“
8,
Leave Ash st. at 6 a. in., except Sun- Lafayette. Tuesday.
tle more enthusiasm on the part of by official government records. Berved as on the clay they were lay.
N. and S McMinnville. Jan. 9 and 10,
North Yamhill. Friday.
“ 11,
the people and a plant will be put The following mortality table taken driven.
TO OREGON CITY. Dayton and Al
All
persons
are
notified
to
be
present at
in with a capacity of 1000 pounds from the Tenth Census of the
On Kadiak Island the forests • »any.—Str. leaves Port I md at 7 a. in.
«aid appointments and settle their taxes or
MondayH
Wednesdays
and
Fri«lav<,
««•«
f<n
of butter per day, a cheese factory United States and gives the health cease toward the south. The yel
jay the same to me at. my office within 3u
Dayton ami wav points. Returning leave lays from tne dates above mentioned. I
and cohl storage in connection.
low
cedar
does
not
grow
on
the
Dav.'on
as
(4
a.
in.,
i'liesdavs,
Thnrsdav*
not paid, after the expiration of 30 days
rate per thousand :
and Saturdays. For Albany ami wax costs wili be added, as sp< cified by Sec. 2795
The farmers of this yicinity
northeast
part
of
the
island;
but
For the state of Oregon
10.9
T. J. H arris
»mints at (> a. in., Mondays and Thins- Revised statute
should take this scheme under con­
the average size of the spruce is • lays. Returning, leave AIbanv Wednes­ Sheriff and tax collector fur Yamhili
H
44
Iowa
11.3
•ountv?
days and Satn’daVR. TH KET OFFICE
sideration and think of the benefits
less than two feet in diameter.
H
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Dated Dec 8.1888.
( 34 1 111
California 13.3
FIRST & OAK STS. A. L. MAXWELL.
they can derive from such a plant
Hem
lock
is
found
in
abundance,
U
44
Gen. P hsh . & Ticket Agent.
Alabama 14.5
in this city. t In order to put you
and has its value for tanning pur­
<<
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Tennessee 16.2
poses.
<<
l<
to thinking in the right direction
Minnesota 15.5
When the forests of Washington
THE YAQUINA ROUTE.
we will give you a few ideas.
We handle, sell, ami rent nil kinds of
Oregon has the most delightful territory and Oregon are exhausted,
real estate, city and country property on
Creamery butter sells at a higher climate in the world—no extreme Alaska, will be the great and our
favorable terms.
price than home made butter, but hot in the summer; no excessive almost inexhaustible resource in
We now have for sale the John Sax prop
to illustrate it we will say that it is cold in the winter. No clyclones, the future.
erty in, and adjoining this city at a bargain,
—AND—
in lots to suit
sold at the same price, which in no blizzards, fierce floods, no thun­
I'lU’GOA DEVELOPMENT (OMPAM’S Will sell on commission at auction al!
Oregon averages about 50 cents per der storms.
The thermometer
• lasses of property
STEAMSHIP LIB
roll tho year around.
seldom gets above 80 degrees in
Office between C and D streets on Third
One thousand pounds of butter summer, or below freezing point in
225 Miles Slioriei—20 Hours McMinnville, Oregon.
J ames F - et her <5: Co.
at 25 cents per pound is $250, for the winter.
less time than »any other route.
First
class
through
passenger
and
one year the output of butter would
Oregon has an annual rain fall
freight line from Portland and all points in
be 365 times 250 or $91,250. All ample to insure crops. It has pass­ A Full Stock of Musical Instru­ tl e Willamette valley tu and from San
ire me pc
F rancbco.
ments
und
Stationery
Always
v»e will send fj
creamery butter can be sold imme­ ed into a maxim that “crops never
in ecch lm B iiv.ihe vet
on Hand.
Ui ,t «».ving-inncLine made t-
Time Schedule (except Sundays]’
diately, there is a large demand for fail in Oregon.’’
■he world, wub ail the at:a< hrnmt
•• •• uiii a.»« undl’rrea ton pi..
Leave Alb’nv 1:30 pm Leave Yaq’ua6:45 tin
me of our cosily and valuable an
it, and nearly one-half the butter
Third Street, McMinnville, Or. “ Corvalli* I : li> •• “ Corvallis 10;35 ”
Oregon never had a drought.
auiph s in return we ask that v<.u
.»<MV • hat we «end. to ibose H|,i
Ar’ive Yaq’na 5:3') “ Ar’iv • Alb’uy 11-4) •
used in Oregon to-day is brought
uav <i . at your bo.ue.and a.ier
Oregon incloses the garden spot
niontbs all ahall become _v< ur o>vn
') A C trains connect at Albany and Cor­
propcriy. Tbi« grand ma hine is
from the east, A firm in Portland of the world. The Willamette val­
vallis.
made after the S.H-rr patent«.
• htcb have run out: In tort paten-«
The above trains connect nt Yaquina with
stand ready to contract for the en- ley is simply unapproachable for
run out it sold forv. iih tne
the Oregon Develo| nient Co’s Line ot Steam
. jebments. ant now acils f„r
Rest.strongest, most use-
tire output of buttcr from this productiveness and fertility of its
ships between Yaquina and San Francisco
JUI machine in the world. Zll i.
" '-^«■irte. No eapilal required. Plain
ID.
FROF.
Sailing dates from Yaquina.
bnaf instruction» given. Those who write to us at once can 6e’
creamery no.v. The farmers nre soil. The soil of this valley never
in the world, and (be
The Star Saloon is the cosiest, place in town Willamette Valley, Wednesday, Dec. 1.
paid for the cream according to the wears out.
Momiay *
“ 24 1 Ul £. Ji CO.. 11 ox 740, Autu.u, Xlnln«.
to spend an evening
From San Fiancisco.
price of home made butter, that is,
Oregon is a wonderful region of
\\ illamette Valley, 'i hursday, December, 6
if butter is selling for 25 cents per productiveness and healthfulness. The best Wines, Liquors, and Cig-
“
Monday,
“
7
**
Sunday.
••
pound, the farmer is paid 25 cents Lt rivals any part of California in
always kept in stock.
Tbe company reserve the right to cha ... e
for cream enough to make one equability of climate. It outranks
sai ing dates without notice.
N II — Passengers from Portland ami all
I have opened a full stock of
pound of butter, so you see the any portion of California in fruit Third Street, McMinnville, Or. Willamette
Valiev points can make c I om GROCERIES,
connections with the trains oi the Yaquina
farmer gets as much for his cream production.
GLASSWARE,
Route at Albans or Corvallis, and if. esti
CROCKERY,
as he does for it after lie works it
ned to San Fyancisco, should arrange to ar­
tr -.Snlhf Gohl
TTnTiri
Oregon is the great stock, wool
CIGARS.
k Bold fvr
4 UB. until latclv. I | I 5 I ■ I.
rive at Yaquina the evening before date ol
A Beat
wnt< h In tho world. |1 || || ||
up into butter, the profit to the and wheat growing section of the
TOBACCO
sailing.
.4 l*«rlvv4 timekeeper.
M»tr-X I H J I I
•/
/
rained, lbnvy s. :..i t.».|j
creamery is made from the increased coast. Stock can graze nearly all
.^Allununr ( a-cs. B. ill la<l.. *’
RIVER steamers
A fine line of
•i.-e*. M iih w ork*
WXkuiid «line* t»f equal v. hie.
price of creamery butter and an in­ winter.
Will run between Poatland and Corvallis
ti : \S,
One l*cr««»n in each l >-
as follows: Northbound leaves ('orvallis.
caiiijr can *<iurevne free,
coi
fe ;: s ,
crease of the amount of butter ob­
tnrether
with
our
Inqre
and
val
­
Oregon has the grandest water
Monday. Wednesday and Friday, 8 a. in
uable lino of IFotiechul.1
sticks
leaves Salem, Tuesdav, Thursday and Satur­
tained from ihe cream which the ways on the coast, The Columbia
Sampica. The«»- «ample*, a*
w-H aa «ho watch, no «end
day. 6 a m Koutli bound I aves Portland
F-CC. and after e- n have ke| t
farmer sells, the improved machine­ river, the third in size in the United »'•em In e^nr home fir r.fntnh«
Monday. Wednesday and Friduy, 6 a in ;
and Shewa them ta th<»«e
•. !io mar have culled, E.cjr become jrov r own property. Th»«e
leaves Salem, Tuesday. Thursday and Sat
ry ex trading every particle of but States, hounds it on the north. v.he write nt once can be aure of rceeivlnir the xVntch urday,6a
in
e l *<•*»«•••<**. Wet v a'l etrire»«. f-eir-M. r»e. AiMreae
Passenger ami freight rates alwnvs tin
ter from the cream. By n creamery Every portion of the state is rami­ tv.iuauu <’•., Lux H. J, A'ui-k.aSBaJ, LZuiac. low«
st
F«»r information, apply to W. M
Darling. Freight ami Ticket Agents. 2(A
you can plainly sec that the farmer fied by streams of abundant water
W ill si ll at hoitotn pru-e f<ir »•»■all or
and 202 Front street, Poriland. Oregon; o
is the gainer, he not only sells the flow. While Yaduina on the west
to
C C. IIOGCE.
Iiange fair produce . .
June l.YStf
Acting
Gen
’
l
Fr.
A
Pass
Agt
.Oregon
Pa
­
cream for as much as lie can get offers waterway rapidly growing in
cific R. R Co . Corvallis, Oregon.
J J. COLLARD.
C. II HASWELL.. Jr ,
for it after being made into butter, importance.
Gen’l Frt. A Pass. Agt . Oregon Develop­
but saves the labor of making the
ment Co , Montgomery street, San Lruncis-
Oregon has the greatest water
co. Cal
butter and still has the sweet power in the world.
skimmed milk to feed to his
Oregon has more valuable wnter
r^Aml thanks for past favor, to all
stock. Farmers, $91,250 in cash power than all New England and
C. GRISSEN
distributed around amongst you is Minnesota and greater than all
is
still
at
the
old stand and respect
We
see
you
and
know
what
yon
not only going to give you a little other parts of the Pacific coast
a-»•
fully solicits a share cf the
looking for. You are looking for the
spending money between harvests, combined. The water power of Ore­
publics patronage for the
plane where honest wo ds sell honest
but you will find that from it, the gon City is three times larger than
goods for honest pices and yon hale COMTATQ- NEW YEAR
creamery, you wi 11 make more in that of Minneapolis and five times
our best wishes tor your sueces. We
c. GRISSEN.
proportion than you can raising larger than that of Lowell. Port­
hope voti will
NATURESpLEASANTlyXATlVE
wheat at $1.00 per bushel and 50 | land and her suburbs can sup-fly
bushels to the aero.
8,0 0 factories with 40 h. p. water
A Pleasing Sense of Health am’ and we know you will if yon keep up
Oregon is naturally the beat dairy [lower each.
»lie search and snl.jeet your pipchase- Ila« the moat complete Mock of harnc-
Strength Renewed, and of
country on the face of the earth,
New manufactories arc guarnnted
in the rounty. At present 12 act of .in­
to Ihe tests of truth and time. It re-
but has not yet been able to over­ i water at Oregon City for ten years I,
gle harness. Iia.al made, in prices
Ease and Comfort
qni.es p.lience and thorough investiga­
I Foil«"-, the v.3o of Syrup of Figs,
it set tion to prove the merits of goods, but q
ranging front *12 to *30. an,I ft
come the wheat growing craze ami i free of charge.
set of team harness a« cheap
gently on th >
pavs
to
do
it.
and
we
know
that
if
you
fry dairying between harvests.
Oregon has the most attractive K ipniy . i , L iver ani > B owels get tl.e-e von’l
AS
ANY PLACE IN THE COUNTS
The starting of a creamery in and grandest scenery in the world.;
Can be seen on the books tn mv shop.
LiTectu illy Clean
the System » hen
McMinnville will tend to increase Tourists unite in pronouncing the
. 1. ,"'o<‘1 f,",I’’-«"nt workmen employe.’
Costivo or BUious, Diapelliug
Iiermne you’ll I k * satisfied. Yon won’t to do al! kind* of repairing and to niak-
bhxxled stock interests of this com­ Columbia river the most scenic
'"¿'•»HH-s or. er.-,I
I H|,„ k(V|, „ f„,.
munity the fanners will soon find region on the earth The landscape Colds, Headaches and Fevers leave a sure thing for mi uncertainty. -t.skof .rtl am| rubber rol.es Up robe«
and
permanently
curing
n-ers.
«;„|,lle,.
,
A f.UI line „f
Il in ibis knowledg that itrpela :is !•
out that they can make more mon­ view from the hills on Portland
.■virus f,,r rep urs ■■»n.t .nilv
I, |
HABITUAL CUUSTXPATIOX
keep on advertising our g*»ods .«nd busi­
ey out of a full blooded milk pro­ I Heights is unequaled in the known
".ithont
weakening
cr
irritating
the
organs
ness;
we
Know
we
ran
keep
trade
if
we
ducing breed of cattle than they' world.
on which it acts.
can out of native stock and will act
And such is the state of Oregon. r«>r Sale In 50« ar,l m.oo Battle« by al’ ran get it. Customer* stav right with thous*n<!s suffering from Asthma, Con­
I.ending
Druggist«»
us; when one*» they gel to our stoie they sumption. Coughs, i tc. Li.l you orcr try
accordingly.
Can your state beat it, eastern
MVXCFACTl HKD ONLY BY TUB
stay there. Trv us and see.
Farmers give this your attention man? If it caa't you pack up and
Acker s English llcrjcdvT I; h tho best
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
preparation known t r all Lun 7 Troubles
and if you are favorble to the idea come out here and you will see the
Geo.
W
BURT.
F an F xktciwto , C au ,
•old on a posittvo guarautco at 10c., 50c.’
tout«' in an<l take a share of stock. ! foregoing is the truth.
lavnaiur, Kr.,
V
Prescription Druggist.
0*0 W. Burt Dmggi*t
i
REALESTATE
Oregon Pacific R. R.
STAR SALOON.
Mew Grocery Stori
• ■
Infant-i nnd Ohl’dren
«•Castor!» in so well adapted to children that
[ recommend it a* superior to any prescription
mowutonie.''
B. A. Aarnm. N D.,
Ill So. Oxiord St, Brooklyn, N. Y.
•
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I
I
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Casterfi*
Colle. Confinai ion,
Sour Storniteli, Diarrhosa, Eructation,
Kills Worms, pvvg sleep, and prvmotea dl-
portion.
Wiüxuut usurious medication.
Tun C sntavr C ompany , 77 Murray Street, N. Y
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THE MOST
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Sil h !• is I teen lie rc-nt progre*« in onr branch *f in ¡ u. thai xve are now able
affirm that the
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y ...» f •• r« H«‘ -e s |U m - s wh t h •
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or ten " I > lais’ I. mi wjl t?y on a i':ii ' o i will »<• <•<> iim .1 t i i we <!■> not
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m -r bus nesi nre i nal.lr to compete with ua iQ
nt Tilt tri f tc; rv i.-o III -IS la our II ic-t we nre If I • g l inniuir.ie. urers in l lie Uui’eil Stilles.
4 O <• o. ' «i' t'.a 'elm ■. -nlesmen who is ow \hniug t -e &hoe retalléis of tho Pucilie Coast and Rocky
M ,u ti- i It -on write fr>m there ns folio" s.
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i -<ls <»CA N •• I'<l<-<’ers in every poi> t l ave visite ■.
lie go s on lo my, “This h a
Nnleiidid re on f us i » m -U sir es i i. L ;m e ».«»I« f t. e r.-i 11;»T< are charging il.e'r customers at
r
o ( -io i le trie ! i t s ul l the sit - « Il
co t t wht. es-l
The eon e.| lene.« is (i.at the
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e pn t In r M < or — v. u 11 11 • r« a p. I i • f >r shoes w li 'ch n re n<»t wort h as much as our
itlll-* H PAXV S I niMl M I Kl!(>E-«. <>ir >..<». s It'i their m r I . v i. tail pi Ices stamped on th«
r.l sot . V | ! pdrntf ore « nN*» ■ H e d h p if. wid. h Imvr hitherto rule I i.i Hu rriatl markets here,
a Id w te I a re, til r |> t« a full ilae« f go -«Is i.t h.s block tin y at once beg.n to t,u oJ like hot cakes, so great
ki'id retde'r jiist stop and consider what the above signifies fo far as you are concerned. It
n -... 'von h.n ir V . i to ep on bu I • r. .-¡tors •• t i i.; no ma .uacturer .’ mime or fixed ret all prive stumped
> t me oles \ u can <• te I what voii .tr ■ic ting a.t I .vour re idler is probably making you pay double
Whit VO U-’ opti ave eo t him. Now. <• n ouatTo.d iodo this while v enrol roteetlng you by stamping
O r lá IP mil .ne’lve.l iet,.il price up n t .»•• -olew of our shoes before tuey leave our factory so that you
... ,,(ho netopivm »• f<»r •< ur sm.es t .an they are worth ?
M um r from ...... • <1. braird h»< fol y hit *ol I by w dr-fl" nice rrtn»lrra In nil parta «Í
the cornil rv. We vill I e in- i r:ui y w t.iu our rea •» la uny butte or Terr, lory ir you will tuve«t ouu
Z im 'ES JÍEANS A; CO., 41 Lincoln St., Boston, Muss.
AT
COST.
We have a large stock of Nlens’
SI ioes in all grades which we will
sell at
COST
From now until the first of January.
To will also make a liberal reduction in
’ many other lines of goods, such as Under­
Mir, Mens’ Hosiery, Neckwear, Clothing,
BISHOP & KAY.
The Pioneer Boot and Shoe Store has just
received a brand new stock of Boots and
Shoes of the latest styles and best quality.
I have also received a splendid assortment of
Lads and Misses Victoria gaiters, all of which
will be sold at the lowest possible prices for
cash. No charge made for sewing rips on
goods bought of me. Opposite the Grange
stere.
r.F. BROWNE.
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