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THE TELEPHONE-REGISTER
Friday, April 26, 1889.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
THE FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH.
MUCH IMPROVED.
THE SCHOOL APPORTIONMENT.
A Coin ini Gee of Two Appointed on Water
Works.
A Continuation of the Ages of our Boys
anil Girls.
Sheridan and Willamina Growing all the
Time.
The Complete List of Districts and thalr
Respective Amounts Received.
BALLSTON.
Mrs. Grazier and family, of Eastern
Oregon, have moved into town.
Quite a number from here are going to
attend the Royce & Lansing concert at
your town.
Miss Lura Sampson was thrown from
a liorse Tuesday and badly shaken up,
though nothing serious.
I
A DliaUr
Last week Henry Ecvleston and Dan
Rev. Lee, of Sheridan, preached here
Thurber of this city thought they would
Sunday.
F. A. Wester, successor to Martin in go and depopulate the Willamina river
the warehouse, has moved to our town. of trout. They went above Wiiinmina
A. . N.
a
ct . .Vartin,
an in, our iurnier
former iiivrcuaiii
merchant and fished for two or three O has and
and warehouseman, has moved to your were rewarded with one little trout just
city.
inches long. Their her** was sudden
M. R. VanHorn & Co. have just re ly taken sick and they started across the
ceived a full and complete stock of tin hills for Sheridan to procure another
ware.
horse to haul their buggy out. They lost
S. A. Ball has been appointed post their w ay and during the whole of Thurs
master at this place, successor to A. N day night wandered around in the hills
Martin.
above Sheridan. On otir trip to Willa
Grandpa Ball has bought the drug mina we met the boys and they said that
store of A. N. Martin and w ill fill up a they had enough trout to last them the
complete drug store.
whole season, and some to salt down for
Friday’s train brought a car load of
immigrants, and we found them much sale.
pleased with our garden spot.
Use Wright's Arabian Condition Pow
Geo. W. James has lieen appointed ders if you take pride in seeing your
railroad and telegraph operator, anil W. stock look well. Sold by Kogers A Todd.
F. & Co. agents here. Geo. is an ac
commodating boy.
Mr. Newton, a gentleman from Ohio,
started back home this week, sick and
tired of Oregon. He will be sicker still
when be reaches his destination.
Superintendent Baker lias completed
A visit to the upper end of the county
i reveaied to us a substantial growth in the apportionment of the county school
THE MARKET REPORT.
Sheridan and Willamina A large num-: fund andtheclerkshavebeenmailedtheir
This market report is corrected Thurs
j ber of new strnciures have been erected orders for the money. The total number
day noon of each week by A. J. Apperson
! in Sheridan during the past few months of scholars in the county are 3703. The
eonrL.vxD market .
and more are contemplated. The burnt apportionment of the state fund will be
Dr. Watts has sold the Royal projierty,
1 32M
Wheat
. V cental $ 1 30 to
district
lias been rebuilt with handsome made in August.
32’^
:v > to
which he bought about a year ago, at
Oat« .
........ bushel
n
to
20
OU
22
50
"
business
places
and
they
are
all
occu
an advance of $100 in price.’
Barlev’
V ton
a
50
to
Fotatoe«.
"F sack
u <
pied. Mr. Churchman has one of the
At the present writing Mrs. Morris
o
M'MIXXVIl.I.E MARKET.
g
neatest drug stores in the county. Just
Fletcher, living just south of town, is
Q
to
?
5
00
4
<«»
t hickens..
dozen $
X
very low and not expected to live.
o
beyond the building occupied by Mr. t-X
8 00
Ducks.............. y dozen G 00 to
X
O
Geese........
dozen sut) to 9 00
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z
Churchman is a small building lately Q
The county commissioners were here
14
Turkeys
|M>un«l 12 to
Saturday, looking over the bridge across
erected, and it contains the neatest
9
10
* (Clear sides V lb.
43 $ 206 95 the Yamhill, considering some needed
7
8
Bacon -¿Shoulders
lb.
butcher shop in Yamhill county. The
2 W Carl
..................... 37 185 05 repairs.
10 to
11
(Hanis................
butchers
of
this
city
would
do
well
3
28 152 20
10
I „rd Jin 1" P<l pails .
Rev. Joseph Hoberg has sold his land
117 477 05
4 J W Martin
if they would follow tlie shop for a
9
8 to
,-ar" (In 5 gallon tins .
44 196 00 adjoining town to Mr. McIntire, of Mari
Hendrick«.
12} / 2
Eggs, weak,
dozen
model. Large and commodious dwel 5 Ö C Ed 8 Tustin
......................... 52 239 80 on county, who intends moving here as
GO
Butter, Creamery, “V roll
7 J 1. Ladd.......................... 55 250 75 soon as he can dispose of his farm.
lings have been erected in all parts of the
25 to
Butter, dull, fresh y roll
30
47 221 55
J
G
Wisecarver
.............
8
12
to
15
Brine ......
pound.
city, and generally the town presents a
The board of regents of the Evangel
9 W R Carter, .................... 54 247 10
4 to
5
Dried apples, dull, V P(l-
picture
of
prosperity.
Across
tlie
river
112
458 80 ical college were here Tuesday and Wed
A
Nelson
..........................
10
G to
8
Dried plums, dull, pd.
63 279 95 nesday to adopt plans and specifications
8
Dried prunes, dull, ¡‘d.
G to
the town is building up, and Mr. Scrog 11 J E Y'oung
144 90 for their new school and transact other
12 E C Hadaway..................
8
Driedpeaches.dnll, p<l
G to
gins
has
concluded
toofien
up
the
vacant
3.5
177 75 business pertaining thereto.
A
McPhillips
...............
13
1 10
Flour
. iisack 1 (D to
21
126 65
14
tract
of
land
opposite
the
general
store
of
Sugars, firm and advancing, 11, 12 and 13
38 188 70
Geo Braithwaite
Two new doctors are going to move
pounds fi>r$l 00; pickles, in 5 gallon kegs.
Mr. Bible, cut it up into lots and sell it. 15
125
506
25 here. We have been unable to learn
Our public school is in a flourishing
1G
$ I 25; coffees range from 25 to 35 cents K
53
243
45
Wirt
Laughlin
.............
Already
lumber
is
being
hauled
for
a
17
condition with L. W. Adams, principal,
pound: coal oil. verv firm, <5-$2.7518case;
their
names,
as
there
is
so
many
new
18 J T Gowd'v........................ 42 203 30 comers arriving, looking for locations, and W. A. Wann, assistant teacher. A
salt of all kinds advanced $2 <»• per ton,
house or to on that side.
43 206 95
10 D A Walker....................
an<l is very firm
better school can’t be found in the coun
3« 188 70 that it is hard to keep track of them.
Willamina, although not an incorpor- •X)
ty. There will be some new maps and Has just received another carload of the JUST
58 261 70
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
ated town, is blessed with two good es 21 A Johnson ..................... 157
Rev. Locke has purchased of Fenton charts in use this coming month. The
LY CELEBRATED
623 as
22 D V Olds.............
tablishments, namely, the flouring mill 23 Fred Crawford.................. 58 261 70 Bros, the building known as the Grange teachers' association will meet here
pARRY
hall,
in
which
he
intends
placing
a
stock
IRON ni OOFING.
Mrs. I<evi Davis is quite sick.
April 27tli; arrangements are being
............... 24 137 60
owned by Mr. Carey and the saw mill 24 J B Fletcher
31 163 15 of drugs. He also purchased a fraction made to receive them in the best way
25
J
F
Allison
.......................
Genuine Swiss cheese at Apperson’s.
owned by S. H. Bailey; both the flour 26 Geo Laughlin.
U arry IRON 111 OOFING.
34 174 10 al piece of a lot from Dr. Watts, paying and a good time is insured,
and saw mill have received improve 27 Hiram Peery................... 42 203 30 therefor the round sum of $150.
Another specia/ invoice of dress goals
N
ext .
Direct
from die Factory. This is scknowlcj-
169
666
85
J T Watson.......................
at A. J. Apperson’s.
ments lately, the former now having one 28
ged to be
A family arrived here from the boom
ORITUARY.
29 A Pickett.......................... 192 750 80
set of rollers and two burrs. As good ;;<• E F Lampson
305 50 ing town of Newberg, and report that1
Capt. Wyatt Harris is now U. 8. Sig
23
Aaron
A.
Kinyon
died
at
Sheridan,
133
95
others, if they can sell out there, are go
nal officer in this city.
flour is made at this mill as can be 31 J S Faircliiles................... 45
Tlie Climb of Real Estate.
214 25 ing to move here. Verily, I believe we April 17, 1889, of ulceration of the stom
32 S Brutselier
........
found in the state, and the mill does not 33 F S Smith...................... 18
90 70 are going to have a boom, but, Mr. Edi
As a reference, ask any of those who aretiniiiir
Jack Sargeant of Bellevne is suffering
ach. He was born in Iowa, Page coun
A tract of nine acres, seven miles east
23 133 95
THE GARRY IRON ROOI ING.
34 G R Bristow .
with an acute attack of rheumatism.
see an idle day.
tor, don’t let your people get excited
49
As
I hare put on over 400 Squares in »inhill
215
97
35
N
L
Wiley
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ty, October G, 1845, making him 43 years,
of
East
Portland,
lievond
Mt.
Tabor,
has
The
saw
mill
lias
been
refitted
and
about
it.
Have you seen the new pattern hats at
54 247 10
and Polk Counties. I am prepared to
36 Jasper Agee
6 months and 11 days old. A happy
been bought for $5400, to be laid out in
66 290 90
do Job work of all Kinds, irom a
new machinery added, but lias shut 37 P R Fendali
Campbell & Fuller’s. They are nobby.
The governor, secretary of state and
Tin Cup to the moat
37
185
05
W
B
Gilpin
.......................
38
household
is
called
to
mourn
the
lose
of
down for tlie present owing to the lack of
school
superintendent
were
here
last
Go to G. S. Wright, dentist, Braly more town lots. In the many additions
39 I) C Ricnardson............. 29 155 85
logs; the water in tlie Willamina lias not to J H Henderson................ 482 1809 30 week, looking for a location for the state a dear one, after a lingering illness of Etabmte Galvaiiizttl Iron iWnir«*.
block, McMinnville, for first-class work. to Portland, East Portland and Albina,
........ :«j 181 40 reform school. They were shown sev many weary months. He was laid to
been high enough at any time during the 41 L H Morgan
Why pay 15 cents for bacon when you now in the market, says the Vitulicalor,
12
93 80 eral farms in the neighborhood and were
42 Meritt McKinlev..
I Carry a Full Line of
can buy it for 12*^ cents at Apperson’s. there are offered for sale 21,000 lots ex
past winter to float a log down from the 43 R W McCall
46 217 90 well pleased with the location ar.d price rest in the Masonic cemetery amid the
tears
of
many
who
loved
him.
He
was
clusive of those for sale in Portland
C
G
Robertson
..................
44
177
75
35
Hardware,
mountains.
of land, and promised to give us a favor
For Sale.—Ten head of Holstien cattle,
II T Graves.
26- 1« 90
consideration. Our liveryman cap one of eight children, five of whom have
The first thing Willamina should do is 45
some of both sex. Mrs. L. K, Wallace. proper, enough for a city of 2,003,000
Stoves,
D O Durham..
.... 40- 196 00 able
46
tured
the governor, took him over the already passed to their eternal rest. The
l>opulation, and new additions aie being
to
become
incorporated
as
a
town
and
J
R
Longacre.
104
75
47
15
Rowe & Gaunt will open the neat
Tinware,
town, and perhaps would have got him
induce people to locate there. The little 48 H Z Foster........................ 101 418 65 to invest in town lots, if the committee sympathy ol the entire community goen
est meat shop in the city in the Braly recorded almost daily. Two miles north
174
10
49
John
M
Kirkwoal
34
and Farm
of Albina, half wav to Vancouver, lots
block.
village is located in the best grazing 50 G W Olds.
29 155 85 had not rescued him and took him to the out to the heart-broken mourners. Tis
are
held
at
$200
a
piece.
At
Oregon
City
hard
to
part
with
one
wc
love,
but
for
51
CJ
Payne
........................
217
9o
Machinery.
train.
46
country
in
Oregon,
tlie
pasture
will
never
We see that E. N. Ford has liouglit a
52 J A Simmons.................... 43 Î06 95
M. T. H ead .
Aaron there is no more pain or suffering;
one-fourth interest in the McMinnville the speculative excitement is nearly as
give out and it can be used for nothing 53» John Simpkins ............. 12
Rule is to do the Best Work. Sell the
43 85
mills.
great. Gus. Smith has refused $10,000
he will never more know a heart-ache, Best Goods at the Least Prices.
78 334 70
NEWBEK«.
else, a large part of it. The people told 54 F l’llumke.
8 8 Lennox
........
5 22 63
Dave Stout has opened a butcher shop for 20 acres of bottom land near the
lie was amiable, joyfull and kind; his
us that 200 or more cows could be liad to 55*
SEE
155
85
J
II
Rees
56
29
Wild strawberries are ripe.
in Wm. Campbell’s building on Third Abernethy place, and t'ie owners of the
many friends who loved him dearly will
furnish
cream
for
the
McMinnville
57
E
H
Taylor
.......................
174
1Ö
34¡
street.
The
new
hotel
is
going
right
up.
WD Parker..................... 40! 196 00
Hunsaker place, near, ask $600 jrer acre. '
miss him, and the sympathies of the
creamery, if the managers would only 58
59 D A Blood.
........ 53- 243 45
John E. Cronk, of Portland, iqient part It is said that the starting price of land
Lots of newcomers still arriving.
entire community go out as from one
come
up
and
say
so.
Private
parties
are
♦10
It
SMaloney.,
31
163
15
of last week in this city, visiting C. If. near the river on the west side will be
32 166 80
Mr. Riley is erecting a nice picket heart to the bereaved wife and children,
talking of putting in a creamery on a 61 I) Cation
Hemstreet.
62 tool P Geer
17- 92 41 fence.
$200 per lot, or $1600 per block, though
who will miss the father’s care.
small
scale.
The
water
power
and
cows
6.3
228
85
I
II
Bell
49
Teeth extracted without pain by the $250 has been refused for choice corner
Dear is the spot where Aaron sleeps
64
258
J
A
Lambert..
05
57
Go
to
Moore
Bros,
for
your
school
are
there.
The
water
power
of
Willa
application of local anesthetics. G. S.
THE NEW ADDITION.
W Enos
15 IM 75 books.
And sweet the strain that angel pour
lots. Two hundred acres of land op
mina if rightly used and advertised, with 65
Wright, dentist.
66 fl L Jones........................
21, 126 65
Oil! why should we in anguish weep.
posite Oswego were sold last week by The Tucker Piece of 91 Acres to he a little additional shipping facilities, 67 3 W Grav
Sunday was Easter and the hen fruit
24, 137 60
Born.—To the wife of C. W. Sintler,
Cnt Up Into City Lots.
He is not dead, but gone before
37* Frank Osborne.................
25 55 did suffer.
7
near Amity, on April 20th, 1889, a nine Rev. Mr. Sellwood to a syndicate for
would soon make a large town of Willa 32*
Churchman.
6 1 28 90
$60,000. J. S. Risley, who adjoins the
pound daughter.
We
call him dead and mourn his loss,
Some time ago it was rumored that mina. We spent a day there and was 32* T 1’ 1) M Bates
J. D. Tarrant has returned from a
..........................
Because hia dear face we see no more:
visit at The Dalles.
Cooper A YVatkins, surveyors, will sur Sellwood place, sold his farm to the the Tucker tract of 91 acres, partly with right royally treated by the hospitable
* F factional_____________
vey and plat the Odd Fellows cemetery same company for $70,000. He has (or in the corporate limits of this city, would people, and we look forward to another
George Myers has put in a new water- Remember and light will be the cross.
A SENSATION IN SALEM.
He is not dead, but gone befors.
at North Yamhill.
had) in all, 360 acres.
gate at his carp pond.
be cut up into city lots. The rumor is a visit in the near future with much plea
W. I). M.
Mr. Tellesen former captain of the
fact, and the outside boundaries of the sure. Parties wishing good fishing can Harry Rees Arrested in thia City Tues
A LAUGHABLE INCIDENT.
Samuel Hobson, the photographer, is
day and taken to Salem.
Sheridan Cavalry left some time ago for
very
busy
nowadays.
Sugar
Beets.
piece
have
been
surveyed.
The
buyers
not find a better place than Willamina;
A Fight at Willamina with a Laugh in it.
Itis old home in Norway.
of this tract are several wealthy men of stop at the home of Mr. II. Bailey, who
The citizens of the north end of the
The gentle showers of the past week
E. C. l’entland, secretary of tin* Inde
Mr. Joseph Hoskins and wife of New
Some time ago two young men from Portland, who are interested in the Poit-
keeps open house, and you can have all county and the south end of Clackamas are making the grain grow.
pendence board of trade, informs a re-
berg have been visiting the family of A. the vicinity of Willamina came into that
land Investment company. The man the sport yon want in fishing the small have a real live sensation and have taken
Miss Mary McConnel, of Pleasant fiorter of the Salem Statesman, that he
H. liaison the past week.
town and after taking a few drinks came agement of the lots will be in the hands
it into the courts. Last Saturday morn Hill, was visiting near here yesterday.
has purchased for the board of trade 25
A new invoice of the latest style hats to blows. After fighting for some time of Mr. Bamekoff, w ho also managed the streams within a radius of five miles of
ing Harry Rees, a married man, former
the town.
J. R. Smith has sold his house to Wm. pounds of French sugar lieet seed, and
also tlie latest plumes and artificial flow they became tired anil stopi>ed for a rest
purchase of the property. Although the
ly a merchant at Butteville, now a trav McLaughlin, and is putting up a new that this is to lie distributed among the
ers at Campbell & Fuller’s.
A WONDERFUL SIGHT.
during which the following conversation deeds have not yet been recorded the
eling salesman for Staver & Walker, was house.
farmers of Polk county, with the under
Benj. Hirsch and Eugene Kissel, the
sale of the tract is certain. The price Millions of Seals, Sealions, Whales and arrested upon a charge of rape, at the
Messrs. Woodworth and Freeman have standing that it is to receive special at
former a nephew of F. Dielschneider,. took place:
“You are a republican and I am dem paid, it is said, was $150 per acre. In
Porpoises oft’ the Bar.
were visiting here Sunday.
instance of a Danish girl named Alice A. purchased the G. F. Round place, and tention and the crops brought to Inde
are expecting to make a sheep ranch of
Rev. Hunsaker left Tuesday for Wes ocrat but I can lick you! You wait untill conversation with Mr. I’arnekoff the
The schooner Norma arrived in yester Omeg, who claims that the outrage was the same.
pendence in the fall anil shipped to Cali
ton where he will take charge of the I hit you with mv right fist I’ll knock other evening we learned that the sur day from San Francisco, and docked at committed on the 20th of March, 1888,
fornia to be tested as to the value of
Two
negroes
passed
through
here
one
von out!”
Baptist work in tliat vicinity.
veyor would leave Portland the first of Trullinger’s Mil), says the Pioneer, where tlie result of which is now about four
day last week begging bread. The poor lands in I’olk county for lieet raising. It
You
lie!
I
am
not
a
republican.
I
’
m
a
Dr. Goucher now «ports a fine buggy,
next week to survey it into lots. Work she will load lumber after discharging a months old. He was taken for prelimi darkeys are having a tough time since is probable that the board will also offer
the handiwork of S. C. Force, v. Itieh will democrat, “By G—.” “Shake! Let’stake on the addition will begin as soon as the '
cargo of hay and feed. Captain Small nary hearing before justice Briggs, of Harrison entered the White house.
Tixeir Qu.a,li3r.
lliree premiums, one of $50 for the first
seat one |ierson and no more.
a drink.”
lots a e staked off, roads ami sidewalks arrived off the bar Sunday, and reports a Woodburn precinct, and Deputy District
The Chelialem Mt. cemetery has been best crop of beets from a given quantity
Mrs. Campbell arrived (torn Portland
And this was the end of the fight. will lie built, and it is the intention of . ............
v marvelous. As I Attorney Bingham, of this city, was sent incorporated. Following are the incor- of seed ; $25 fur second l«‘Ht and $10 for
I. IHELM IIMHIEI!.
sight that borders v..
on ...
the
Monday with a tine sta-k of tlie latest ! They thought that democrats were a
the company to spend 10 per cent ot the f:ir a8 f|ie Cye could leach, the surface of for to prosecute. Judge J. J. Murphy, »orators: J. B. David. J. R. Wilson, the third best.
novelties. Call and s-e tl.ein.
scarce article anil should be saved tor sales in improvements. The company I the water was fairly alive with whales, of this city, was called on to defend and Vm. E. Davis, Wm. H. Davis, N. L.
A board of trade was organized in this
Wiley, Leander Winters, A. J. Winters,
Mr. Foster of Sheridan lioughl the future use.
will (Mjssibly build residences and other seals, porpoises and 6ealions, while the both went down Saturday afternoon. T. T. \ incent, J. O. Gustin, Frank Gus city Bome time ago and from pure lazi
bigs offered for sale bv the Sheriff Fri
LIST OF LETTERS.
wise improve the property. Mr. Barne- air was filled with millions of seagulls The examination of the main prosecuting tin, Wm. Garland, G. M. Frank, Freder ness has expired. It is now time that it
day, 146,000 feet, at Wil.amina.
ick Sidel.
IxMik out for the Saturday excursion
List ot letters remaining uncalled for kofl’ stated that Saturday excursion th at kept up an incessant scream. None witness, the mother of the child, was
was brought to the front again and new <
P bohibitionist .
•oods of nil descriptions moved and careful
trains
would
run
to
this
city,
giving
the
trains as hood as the Portland Invest in the Post office at McMinnville, Ore
of these deep sea-dwellers were at all kept cn the witness stand bp Judge Mur
life put into it. McMinnville is at a
liandliiic guaranteed.
CARLTON.
ment Co , open up their tract of land.
people
of
Portland
a
chance
to
see
this
phy
’
s
cross-examination
until
she
and
Colleclicna will lie made monthly.
alarmed
at
the
appearance
of
the
schoon
gon, April 1st, 1889.
stage in her existence where a little push
Hauling
of all kinds done cheap.'«s
city at a small cost. McMinnville prop er, and would barely make room for her her mother became so wearied that they
For Sale.—Patridge Cochin and Buff Allens Mrs Matilda DeCourcv Gso
The verv best of weatner.
by the business men will bring her to
Cochin eggs, pure stock for sale at Chas. Hayden John W
erty will soon be desired and it would be to get through. One large whale refused left the court about 3 o’clock Sunday
Lee Wm
the
front.
Organize
a
board
of
trade.
Farmers
are
predicting
fall
wheat
will
< irissen’s or Mrs. B. F Saylor’s, $3.00 Moore James 2
Moore Andie
a good thing for the town if some of the to move, and the schooner struck him a morning and Mr. Bingham dismissed have too much straw.
Palo Joseph 2
Wright’s Red Cross Cough Syrup |
Rev. Wm. Travis of Lafayette, will Morgan ('lias
property owners who are able, would fair blow, which made the rigging crack the ease. It is claimed in the neighbor
Mrs. Hendrix presented our store with cures coughs, colds, hoarseness, loss of A \\ «’ k U’HJ Wholesale House lias recently added to
Richardson Miss F
preach at the Cumberland Presbyterian Ridwin D M
build substantial brick buildings in and sent the monster away in a hurry. boat that the prosecuting witness was a a beautiful boquet of wild flowers.
regular busineHH a special department which will
Ramage
George
Ballinger
&
Smith
voice and all inflamed conditions of tlie ; its
church on the 28 of April, nt 2:30 p. m.
require services of capabh men in various localities.
place of the tumble-down affairs which While the whales and porpoises were young, innocent and virtuous girl until
Saling C F
Storsch Martin 2
lungs. Sold by Rogers & Todd.
1 T i
no misleading promises of exorbitant^
Hon.
W.
D.,
and
Hicks
Fenton
paid
i J?.
hy/ J,u"hh‘»r «nd reliable applicants who . an
The parlor meeting announced for this Tarr O W
Thornton J A
can be seen on Third street. Property there by the thousand, yet the fur seal ruined by force by the accused, while our little town a flying visit last week.
A
RELIGIOUS
I
ANATIC.
evening at the residence of Wm. Gallo Taylor Ed
I Will be liberally paid in proportion to the ability they
Wallace Niss Nora must change hands in order to liven up
Our requirements will not of necessity
abounded in such numbers that it would she was working in his family aud while
way has been |tostponod till next Tues- 1 Wiedmer Christian
Messrs. Harry Sitton and Asa Kelsey A Brutal Father Beats his Daughter for I demonstrate.
interfere with businesH in which applicant may now
be.-ngagcl. Address, with referent^.
things.
day evening.
be impossible to form any idea as to how his wife was away from home. The girl have gone to the metropolis to spend a
Wearing a Bustle.
®s ft. UAEMINUTUN A (U, IM ITAT* ST.« CHICAGO, ILL.
Parties calling for the same will please
many there were. Captain Small’s son was then 15 years old. She kept the few days.
General Grant the full blooded Jersey say advertised.
.1. F. W isecarver ,
A letter from tanner .
Jake Petit, a resident of Willamina,
bull will stand for service at tlie place of
P. M.
went aloft, but was unable to see any matter secret about six months and the
Misses Olie and Beckie Stott and a
Chas. Holman near this eitv. Charge
lie lias not yet Forgotten the Beautiex limit to the vast body of fish and fish arrest was deferred for some reason until Miss Olsen were the guests of Mrs. Hen and a strict Seven Day Adventist, upon
Excursion Tickets.
for service $2.00.
drix last week.
ot Yamhill.
finding out one day last week that his
eaters. The schooner sailed among them the present time. Judge Murphy claims
17 year old adopted daughter had put on Has the most complete stock of harness
You can get the finest kind ot whips
Excursion tickets will be on sale from
Any
one
wanting
to
go
to
the
coast
or
Last summer when “Corporal” Tan for hours, and not until she got well in there is nothing whatever in the case un
at K. Wright’s. He has a large envoice McMinnville and all stations north to
Tillamook can get conveyances at this a bustle to beautify her person, hunted
in the county. At present 12 set of sin
der
the
present
charge.
The
end
is
pro
ner
was
in
Oregon
stumping
with
Col.
toward
the
whistling
buoy
did
she
run
direct from Boston and is selling them
her up and brutally beat her with a
and including Beaverton at full fare one Irish, he and J. C. Cooper rode together out of them. All this time not a sealing bably not vet, as Mr. Bingham says the place at all times.
gle harness, hand made, in prices
from 25 cents to $4.00.
We are pleased to learn that parties good sized stick. The people of Willa
way to Boitland and return. These in a buggy from Independence to La schooner was in sight, although two had justice knew nothing about the matter of
ranging from $12 to 130. and 8
We call your attention to fhe speed
set of team harness as cheap
are preparing to open a blacksmith and
programme for the race meeting to be tickets w ill lie on sale April 30th, and fayette over one of the most pleasant been in sight the day before several miles trying causes, and it may be brought up machine Bhop at this place, for there is mina are justly indignant over this
treatment of his daughter, and stated to AS ANY PLACE IN THE COUNTY
held here on May 16th. Bring in your will bo good on express train of that date roads to be found anywhere. And be to the south’ard. Captain Small says in another court. There is also a possi no better place.
¡trotters and enter them.
a reporter of this paper that her screams
good to return until May 2d. This rate tween their old soldier yarns, Mr. Tanner that in a lifetime spent on the ocean he bility of the case being settled in some
Can I m - seen on the hooks In my shop.
Now don’t let all the cream go to the
The sheriff and J. E. Magets attended is given so all can attend the Centennial would frequently stop the buggy and has never witnessed a sight more wonder way. The man Rees may not be legally creamery but keep plenty back for the could be heard for several blocks. When
I have competant workmen cmp1ov*'l
to
all kinds of ri pniiing am! to make
the sale of logs in the Willamina Friday celebration at Portland.
strawberries that promises to be so plen religion takes the little common sense an any do harness
guilty
of
the
crime
charged,
but
there
is
ful
than
that
seen
about
ten
miles
off
the
look
around
on
tlie
beauties
of
the
scene
ordered I also keep u full
and of course took their tackle along.
tiful
t
’
lis
season.
average
man
is
endowed
with
it
is
about
LOST.
stock of oil and rubber rolx s, lap robes,
with 'onging admiration of a country Columbia river bar at Astoria, Saturday, scarcely a doubt that be is the direct
They caught ten we believe.
horse
covers,
saddles, etc. A full line of
time
to
lock
him
up
in
asylum.
W. A. Howe has the finest line of fish
cause of the girl’s ruination and should
ras for repairs constantly on hand.
The Viiulicator and St«'' of East Port- j A yearling colt between Bellevue and that no one can forget. When Tanner April 6th.
ing
tackle
ever
brought
to
Yamhill
coun
Tlie
Ladies
Delighted.
be made to answer for it. The girl is
land, have lieett bought and consolidated ’ McMinnville, brown, one white hind ■ was made commissioner of pensions Mr.
School Report
ty, rods varying from 15 cents to $25.00.
by W. A. Whaeler. The paper will re-I
said to bear a good name, before her All lovers of the fishing tribe should bear
Cooper wtote a letter congratulating him
The pleasant effect and the perfect
foot,
star
in
forehead,
branded
Y
on
left
.
tain its name, The Vindicator.
Of
district
No.
7
Yamhill
county,
for
Parties’ taki^’up’^me wiH he re- i on
anJ r^erreil to a parodied
misfortune, and since as far as her own this in mind and come and examine his safety with which ladies may use the
hip. I
„ .
fine
stock.
month
ending
April
15th,
1989.
Whole
The roads above Willamina are repot- i
actions go, and ber mother is a poor
........................................
-
, stanza of ‘ Mary’s little lamb,” that he
By virtue and authority of an exeditioii
liquid fruit laxative. Syrup of Figs, under
Fox.
and a decree of foreclosuri and an order of
ted in goal condition and quite a large wanle<l by informing S. F. Yocum, Ball-' had told to Tanner and receiving the fol number enrolled 40. Average daily at Danish woman, living near Marquam's
all
conditions
make
it
their
iavorite
rem
Hton,
Polk
county,
Oregon.
sale
duly issued out <>t tlie circuit court of
number of |>eople ate going to the coast
tendance 35. Names of the pupils who corners, who has a large family to sup
PUCKER VILLE.
lowing cordial reply:
edy. It is pleasing to the eye and to the the state of Oregon, for Yandiill county, on
Ixith on foot and by conveyance
Timothy llay for Salo.
the 30tl> day of Marell, A I»., Js-’i, upon a
port. There is a good deal of exciting
W ashington , D. C., April 12th, 1889. were neither absent nor tardy.
Dick does not visit the mansion so of taste, gentle, yet effectual in acting on judgment duly enrolled anil dot ki ted in tin
T. A. Turner of this city informed us ' I have some A No. 1 Timothy hay j
George Kininan
Walter Ladd
talk in that neighborhood.— Salem Stales- ten.
J. C. Cooper, Esq.,
clerk's
office of said court, in said county,
the
kidneys,
liver
and
bowels.
the other day that he would trot Gearin
Thadeus Harrison Clara Jones
on tlie30U1 davof Mardi, A 11.. tswi in favor
man.
against any horse in the county except which I will sell for $8.00 per ton in the My dear Comrade:—Time and again in Alice Jones
Mr. Luther Morris was in this city
Lora Jones
of
It
P.
Hirii'and P. P, Gates, partners in
the months that have elapsed since then, Alda Lancefield
ing Dick Flaherty and Kettleman.
MOTHERS!
barn at my place.
C lark B raly .
Mr. Rees spent some time in this city Saturday.
Ora Ladd
business under tlie firiu name of Bint A
Castoria
is
recommended
by
physicians
I
have
expatiated
to
friends
on
the
beau
Lynn Lancefield
last season. Tuesday morning he was
Bertha Robison
F. A. Ogle, of Salem, has chalanged
Burr Kidder Bpent Tuesday evening at or children teething It is a purely veget Gates, against Mary A <’av<-. It. 1
Born.—On Monday, April 22, 1889, to
Adolphus Sampson, T W Haves and Mrs.
Minnie Blodgett
Messrs. Pender and Howe to race “Caz- Dwina, mare of Manning & Fleming, a ties of that road on the Willamette val Jessie Lancefield
arrested in this city by Sheriff HarriB the mansion.
able preparation, its ingredients are pub Adolphus Sampson, defendants, for tlie
E
lunice
R
obertson
,
tno,” “Combination” and “Rosetnon.” ■ daughter. It bears the name of Alta ley, and to many of the “boys” in New
lished
around
each
bottle
It
is
pleasant
who
received
a
telegram
from
the
sheriff
School opened last Monday, with Mr. to the taste and absolutely harmless. It re sum of $290.86 and $27, aUorni v f< < and
Teacher.
Mr. Ogle will back Rosetnon with $250. i Hamlin. Sara ami Charles are paying York and Indiana did I, in the late un
$30, coats and disbursementsuf'snit. and Io
of Marion county instructing him to do Lewis Frier as teacher.
lieves constipation regulates the Isovels, me duly directed ami delivered, I did on
L. B. Johnson of Seattle, son of Neil for the cigars, call and see them. This pleasantness, introduces “Mary’s little
Roll of Honor.
so,
be
was
taken
to
Salem
by
Deputy
quiets
pain,
cures
diarrlinea
and
wind
colic,
Born.—To the wife of Samuel F.olfe, allays feverishness, destroys worms, and the 8th day of April. A. !>., lssp duly seize
.Johnson of this city, arrived here to visit colt is the only standard hied colt in the lamb.” I wish I could invite you to come
j and levy upon tile following described real
The following is the rool ol honor of Sheriff Bryan in the aiternoon. This March 31st a daughter.
his fattier Tuesday morning. Mr. John- county.
prevents convulsions, soothes the child and ' estate, 1 as uy law provided > to-wit:
here and help me run the Pension office. , the Bellevue school for month ending case is liable to be interestng for the gen
¡son is one of tlie best mechanics on the
gives
it
refeshing
and
natural
sleep.
Cas
Ixit No. 2 in section No 31 tn t 2 s of r 3
Specialties at (’. Grissen’s: Home
Mell Wood spent Sunday afternoon
toria is the children’s panacea the moth w, in Yauiliill county, state of Oregon, airl
coast.
tleman
riding around the mansion.
made taffy, caromels, choice fresh * * » Give my regards to all the com April 19th, 1889:
ers’ friend, 35 doses. 35 cents.
containing (iiacr.-s.
rades
and
tell
them
that
for
four
years
creams,
doughnuts,
mince
and
cream
I
The fishing in the neighborhood of
Ora Buell
Agnes Conner
Mr. Abraham Walker made a flying
Now, therefore, liv virtue of said execil
1>EE1>S RECORDED.
Willamina is splendid. Thursday five pies, fresh roasted peanuts, 24 loaves of propose to work for them.
The Auction Sale.
Mary Dawson
Mary Dawson
I tion, on
trip to McMinnville Tuesday.
bread
for
$1,
Arctic
soda
5
cents,
smoked
of tlie Sheridan boys went in above Will
Emma Lehman
Rebecca Powell
Very
Truly
Yours,
HATl'BDAY,
THE Ith DAVOF MAY,
F. E. Allen and wife to E. N. Ford '4
Wednesday the directors auctioned off
Mr. Wood has moved in the house
_____
amina and caught over 500 of the speckled beef chip|>ed to suit, garden and flower
Stella Powell
Josiph Buell
A. I>„ 1889,
J
ames T anner ,
interest
in
flouring
mill
;
con
$4500.
seeds.
formerly
occupied
by
Mr.
Fred
Little.
the
old
public
school
buildings,
Mr.
beauties.
Mollie Burns
Pratt Chapin
at tlie hour of 1 o'clock, n, m.. at tlie court
Geo.
G.
Bingham
to
Chas.
Fleming,
Commissioner.
Ray Conner
Jay Dawson
Every bodv celebrate the Centennial
Mr. Frank Little, of Seattle, was in Chrisman was the auctioneer, and be is I house door ill McMinnville, in said county
J. C. Cooper has formed a partnership
lots 3 and 4 in block 7 Rowland’s addi
Harry Lehman
E. M. U nderwood ,
this city visiting his brother last week. a dandy. He sold the old building to and state. 1 w:ll sell at pulilic auction flu-
with O. V. Watkins a civil engineer of at home bv attending Dr. Adams’ illus
congratulated.
tion to McMinnville; con $150.
above descrits-d real estate of said d" eml
Teacher.
large exi>erienee. They will soon have trated lecture on “Astronomy” at the
Susan M. Wallace to Milton 8. Chapin
Miss Lina Gilbert left for McMinnville Mr. Simfison lor $150, the wood shed to ants to tlie highest bidder fnrcasli in hand,
one of the finest Gurley transits to lie i Grange hall, Tuesday evening, April 30,
The following resolution was unaui
land
in
t
5
s
r,
5
w
;
con
$582.
last week, where she expects to spend Mr. J. S. Martin for $22, the cottages to to satisfy said judgment, cost- amt a- > ruio ■
A Bargain.
atSoclock. Doors open at 7:30. Admit monslv adopted by McMinnville Grange,
procured.
! costs.
Gates & Henry to Riley Smith, lots 4, the summer.
II. L. Heath for 50 cents. Persons wish
tance 25 cents, children 15 cents at the j
Dated this 8tli day of April. 1889.
In order to make room for our large Sand 6 in block 11 in Newberg; con
Each lady attending the opera house door. Instructions and amusement com April 20 1889:
Miss
Mary
Smith
started
for
Tilla
T J. HARltiS,
ing the cottages can have the same by
$1.00.
this evening will be presented with a bined.
Aprill'J
Sheriff of Yamhill Comity Or
W hereas , Brother Milton Richardson invoice of glass ware now on the way
mook
Monday,
where
she
exacts
to
Chas.
N.
Saylor
to
Thos.
B.
and
Cora
giving
a
10
per
cent
raise
on
the
cost
neat souvenir in memory of the splendid
from the east, we will now offer our en Kay, block II, Saylor’s addition; con spend the summer.
I------------------------------------------------------
For the delicate and aged and in whom , and Sister Alice Hibbs, have lately been
entertainment promised by Messrs. Royce
price.
B lue E yes .
the vital current is ini|>overished and united in the holy bonds of matrimony; tire stock of glassware at greatly reduced $300.
& Lansing.
rates for thirty days only, so come early
John C. Pennington to Frisbey, 13.85
Deafhesa Can’t Be Cured
All persons wishing a copy of the sluggish, Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is the very therefore be it
R esolved , that we tender our brother : ani' ®ecoro a bargain, . at Wallace & acres in t 4 s, r 4 w. con $250.
T ri . kwionk -K ei II ster free of charge for liest tonic. It restores the wasted tissues
W.
R.
Brown
to
G.
W.
Goucher,
land
by local applications, as they can not When Baby was Bick, we gave her Castoria,
friends in the East can have the same by and imparts to the system surprising | and sister our hearty congratulations Todd s.
L and O ffice at Oregon City,Or . >
in Amity; con $100.
and vigor. Price $1. Woitli $.". ’
reach the diseased portion of tlie ear.
March 29th, lWflj
calling at the real estate office of J. I. elasticity
and wish them a long useful and happy '
H.
Hurley
to
S.
Longley,
lot
1
in
block
a
bottle.
There
is only one way to cure deafness, j When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
Notice.
Knight & Co., in this city.
Notice
is herelr i-ivcn that in r<Hiipli:ifi<-<*
7.
Newburg
;
con
$120.
When she became Miss, she clung toCsstoria,
and
that
is
by
constitutional
remedies.
with the provision* «.: the n<tof coii'u«-- of
For nearly half a century Ayer’s Cher life.
Tlie new city jail cells aie being built.
John F. Derby to Cbas. Wyman 27 1 Deafness is caused by an inflamed condi When she had Children, she gave llwui <.'asteria June 3, 1878. entitled An act for the sal« of
Tax payers of Yamhill county will take
They aie made by laying 1x4 strips upon ry Pectoral has been the most popular
acres in t 3 s, r 2 w; con $1300.
tion
of
the
mucus
lining
of
the
Eusta
Land Office Bulletin.
timber
lands in the st.d«-«i of California.
notice
tint
the
time
lias
now
expired
for
each other and nailing together. The cough remedy in the world. The con
Chas. A. Wyman to Elisha Lamson, chian tube. When this tube gets in
Oregon. Nevada, anti Washington terri
paying
taxes
without
cost
and
that
all
celts when completed will be as strong stantly increasing demand for this reme
Our Washington correspondent sends
torv,” William II Adkins, of Oregon city,
27 acres in t 3 s, r 2 w ; con $1350.
flamed you have a rumbling sound or
dy proves it to be the very best specific
as iron. They are seven feet square.
county of Clackamas, Rtatr of Oregon, lias
John W. Watts to F. S. Locke south imperfect hearing, and when it is en
us the following information. Cash pat taxes now due the county are subject to
for
colds,
coughs,
and
all
diseases
of
the
this day tiled ill this offic«* his >• worn state
a
forced
collection.
Come
in
and
settle
<'lowing Out At Coat,
Think of it: 192 seats sold for tlie throat and lungs.
ents issued in the Oregon City Land Dis with the sheriff and save costs and ex part of lot 1, block 5 Lafayette con $150. tirely closed deafness is the result, and
ment No. 5I<>. fortlir piirchaaeof th«t n I 2 of
John W. Watts to Ada F. O Connor, unless the inflamation can be taken out, j I am closing out the well
Royee A Lansing Co., tlie first day of the
selected n w *4 of section No. 2»». in tow«iship No 2
penses of levy and sale of property, lot 3 in block 15 Lafayette; con $300.
reserved sale. The largest number of
and this tube restored to its normal con
The county superintendent wishes tl.e trict :
south,
range No. G west ami will off. r pr«»of
Nos. 1443, 1830, 2192, 2200, 2214, 2217, therefore to save costs and trouble please
Frank Fenton to F. C. Locke, part of dition, bearing will be destroyed for stock of boots and shoes of the late firm to show that the land sought k more \ ahi-
l>eople ever in the opera house will greet teachers of this county to know that lie
the company at the rise of ttie curtain.
has secured a reduction at the hotels for 2229, 2268, 2275, 227G, 2285, 2320, 2397, call at once and settle up your tax bill. lot 1 block 5 Lafayette; con $550.
ever; nine cases out of ten are caused by ot Harris & Haney, at Lafayette at root. able for its timber or stone than for agricul
McMinnville, Feb. 5, 188!».
John Watts to Ida E. l*orris, lot 3 in catarrh, which is nothing but an in
The stock consists of a general assort tural purposes, and toestablish hi- claim
The bicyclists of this city are deter meals; the cost to teachers will be 20 2509, 2542, 2544 , 2558, 2561.256«, 2561,
T. J. H arris ,
block 40 Lafayette; con $300.
flamed condition of the mucus surfaces. ment of ladies’, uents’ anil childrens’ to saia land Ix-fon- the r<’gi-t«-r ami receiver
mined fellows. They think they can bust cents. The people of this city have sig and 2588.
of this office at Oregon City, Oregon, oh
Sheriff
of
Yamhill
Co.
John W. Watts to Ida E. Dorris lots 1
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
the machine, but to an outsider it looks nified their willingness to entertain them
fine anil coarse wear, most of which was Monday, the 24th day of June. ls^i.
and
7
in
block
42,
Lafayette
;
con
$500.
any
case
of
deafness
fcaused
by
catarrh)
j
as if the machines were busting them. at nights, the lodging will be free.
He names as w
DIED.
For Sale.
Geo. E. Seed and wife to Clara Okerson, that we can not core by taking Hall’s bought of the liest Eastern factories at ton and All»ert Blount, of Oregon City.
We see several machines every day rid
The latest style bats can be seen in the
land in t 2 s, r 4 w; con 2300.
the lowest rates. Will sell you Itoots and Clackamas < minty, ami Joseph Petdi and
Catarrh
Cure.
Send
for
circulars,
free.
ing a goal sized man around the town.
Ssw mill fully equipped and now run
millinery shop of Campbell Fuller on B oi . es .—Laura C. Boles aged 8 years
O. Okerson to Walter Madden, 90 5
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O. i shoes 25 to 40 per cent less than you can James Henry, of North Yamhill, Yamldl!
M r . T. A. T urner :—Your challenge Third street. One especially, is a work
daughter of Robert Boles of Moores ning a full crew, capacity 10,000 feet per acres in t 4 s, r 4 w; con $4000.
county ; all of <hVfttMI.
get them elsewhere.
®^PSold
by Druggists. 75c.
accepted ; $1(.O forfeit readv at any mo of art decorated with grasses and artifi
Anv and all )MTsons < laimii1 adversely
L. Washburn to Jemima Aroff 50
valley, died suddenly Monday morn day, orders now on hand for 300,000 feet.
M ary H vney .
ment. Put up or shut up.
cial bugs. It is pretty but if a genuine
the alx>ve-des<’rilM*d lamh ar«* r»*«|ne-t« <l to
acres in t 3 s, r 2 w; con $1500.
Wright’s Compound Syrup of Sarsa
file
their claims in this office on or before
Dated April 25th, 1889.
bug the size of the artificial one was to I ing at 6 o'clock. A swelling in the Easy terms given. Reason for selling, ill
W. J. Crawford to Jos. Hoberg, block 1 parilla can be relied ujion for all blood
«aid 24111 davof June, 1**9.
C. B kai v,
light on a lady’s hat she would go into I throat which was not thought at first health. For full particulars enquire of 5 Chandler's addition to McMinnville diseases, skin affections, etc. Sold ov
W. T. Bl KNEY,
8. A. M anning . I convulsions.
to be serious choked her to death.
J. I. Knight A Co. McMinnville. Or.
Rogers & Todd.
and other lands; con $2000.
Register.
April 12:19
A railed meeting of the council was
bald Thursday evening, April 18th.
Minutes of previous meeting read and
approved.
The mayor then stated that the meet
ing was called for the purpose of receiv
ing the assessment and the treasurer’s
report.
The assessment was received and the
delinquent tax turned over to the mar
shal for collection.
The resignation of Dr. G, F. Tucker
presented and accepted.
On motion the election of a new city
councilman was pioceeded with, which
resulted in the election of C. D. Johnson,
who received four votes and Dr. E. E.
Goucher one.
Ordered that $500 and accrued interest
be paid on note held by First National
bank.
Bill of Jones Howell of $120 for con
struction of city jail, allowed.
Report of committee on city pound
read and approved.
On motion the recorder was ordered to
ilra-.v an ordinance authorizing the legal
boundaries of E street to be established,
also the extension of A street.
A committee of two, consisting of
Grissen and Wright, was api>ointed as a
water works committee, with power to
retain engineer to make estimates of
cost, etc.
Thinking lliat it might interest some
of the readers of your valuable paper, I
will continue to search lor the Fountain
of Youth. Plato tells ns that Atlantis
was a mighty country lying lievor.d the
pillars of Hercules; that there our first
parents were born; that a numerous
people were theie developed, who grew
in art and civilization until they become
greater than any in Egypt or Greece,
and were ruled by kings in peace and
purity of character, which caused them
to live so long. In the centre of this
country was the Garden of Eden, and
that Atlantis was connected by a narrow
strip of land with Europe, Africa and
America, so that the inhabitants went to
all of those countries before Atlantis be
come submerged. Mr. Donnely speaks
of ships plying to and from all of those
countries, whether this is a myth or not,
we know not, but still we say we are as
near to it as any place on this earth.
This part of the world is not only
healthy, but very prolific in fruits and
cereals; the climate is mild, and neither
cold nor hot; no cyclones or thunder
storms. We have good water and no
failure in crops, which are abundant
every year. Taking all things into ac
count is the reason why this is the most
healthful country in the world. People
nowadays require proof of everything.
I will give another list of old people up
here: E. C. Williams, 70; Joseph Watt,
72; John AValling, 75; Mary Walling,
71; O. II. Sheldon, 62; Reuben Gant,
68; E J. Wright, 69; Mrs. M. A. Jol.n-
son 75; Jesse Morris, 71; Mis. Rachael
Davidson, 68; Mrs. C. Buffum, 73; Win.
O’Connor, 70; G. W. Goucher, 68. Now,
Mr. Editor, this is only part of the old
people of this section. There are a mul
titude of boys and girls ranging from 50
to GO, but we are not. talking of our
children now. We do not like to be
called old people since we have got so
near to the Fountain of Youth. If it
was not for taking advantage of and
beating a boy running a foot race, I
would challenge our worthy recorder,
Capt. Wyatt Harris, but I feel some
what delicate about running against a
boy. I will have to close this letter for
fear that its length might rob your paper
of better articles.
G. W. G oucher .
Amity, Oregon.
O. O. HODSON
THE BEST ROOF NOW IN USE.
O. O. HODSON.
F. DIELSCHNEIDER,
Reliable Opposition
Boot & Shoe Dealer.
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No Goods Misrepresented as to
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FETZER & HIGH,
Draymen,
SALESMEN WANTED
E. WRIGHT
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Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
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