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The Howe Case.
YAMniLI. COUNTY FAIR.
BAR DOCKET.
Court Proceedings, September Term.
SAI.EM’S MOTOR ROAD.
THE SALMON TACK.
I'ermaueut Survey to Silverton Begun — The Season Has Been a Poor One—About
1.500.000 Cases Packed on the Coast.
It will be a Paying Scheme.
The Oregon rnclflc.
Tuesday we stated that work was to
proceed eattwartl on the O. P., with a
new impetr.s. It is now learned that it
is proposed to push grading and track
laying this winter to a point fifty-three
miles beyond Gatesville, ninety-two miles
beyond Albany. This will take the road
to the end of the eight miles on the sum
mit graded oy Hunt. The present situa
tion is about like this: The road is
graded, including Autonelle’a contract,
twenty-four miles beyond Gatesville,
which is thirty-nine miles east of Albany.
That leaves thirtr-one miles of grading
to be done to reach the Hunt grading on
the summit. Rails have been laid five
milesbeyond Gatesville. The programme
is to grade and lav rails the full forty
eight miles from the end of the track
this winter and to let new contracts in
the spring and continue right along to
Boise City. One thousand or more men
will lie wanted, as nearly as we can
learn. The Oregon Pacific may be slow
in getting started ; but it is getting along
all the same, and will in no great length
of time be a part of a great transcon
tinental line. The probability is that it
will reach Boise City ahead of the Chi
cago and Northwestern.— Pemorrai.
The great case at this term of court is (lootl Weather-—Good Display In most
Departments—-The Races.
Will Albertson airived Wednesday, ; the one known as the “Howe Case,” in
James Agee vs Frank Mittelstade;
j from Portland.
■ action for money. Default; judgment,
The salmon season on the Columbia
Gen. W. H. Odell, the father of the
which Sappington of North Yamhill sues
The second annual fair of the Yamhill i The Solicitors Loan <4 Trust Co vs
X.MIXNVILLF. MARKET.
Salam and Silverton motor line scheme, came to an end by law at midnignt on
The street fakirs have been bn«v in Howe of Carlton for damages. In the I county association commenced on Tues
i William T Raleigh et al; foreclosure.
Potatoes
.41 bushel $ w town during the fair.
was seen at the Chemekete hotel last the 31st of July, and the season’s pack
neighborhood of 140 witnesses have been day and closes to-day. The weather could Settled.
Chickens, young
p <loz $2 00 to ! 2 50
Wm. Henderson is clerking in .1.11. subprened on both sides and testimony not have been more propitious. The
J A Buchanan vs J B Gardner; action night by a Slatennan reporter, and asked approximated 33-1.0(10 cases, the smallest
♦ 00
old.
p doz | 50 t<>
‘I
Henderson’s grocery store.
t
.10
(Clear sides p lb.
if there was anything new concerning pack for many years. In several respects
interesting to some people has been giv rain of Saturday and Sunday caused some for money. Judgment.
8
Bacon ¿Shoulders p 11>
Brower <4 Stowe vs J E Magers, ad the enterprise. He answered that there this has been the poorest season known
All kinds of agricultural implements en. The claim for damages is made by anxiety of the pait of those most inter ministrator;
io
to
12
(Hams P lb
foreclosure mechanic’s lien.
can be found at Ballinger’s.
io
was not, but said the work on the per on the river. The cost of a case of sal
Sappington on the alleged seduction of ested. but when on Monday morning the Judgment.
j .., i
jIn 10 Pd P“*1*
8
to
10
jin 5 gallon tins
W.
Jacobson,
of
Portland,
was
visiting
Chas
Handley
vs J B Gardner et al; manent survey was begun yesterday at mon to the packer has been in excess of
his daugiiter by Howe under promise of sun shone out bright and clear, and the
20
Eggs,
p dozen
friends near this city Sunday.
the fair grounds. The first thing is to any previous year, reaching a total of
50
Butter, Creamery, p roll
marriage. The court house is crowded wind came from the North, the liest of action for morsy. Judgment.
John G Lewis vs Mary M Lewis; di get an air line to Pudding river from near $6.00, being at least $1.00 more than last
Butter, dull, fresh P roll 40
The finest willow and rattan chairs not only with men but also with women. Indian summer weather was assured for
vorce.
Default
;
M
D
L
Rhodes
referee.
to
15
20
Brine
p pound.
can be obtained at Bingham’s.
A case of this kind does not help to ele the entire week.
4
to
5
Morris, Miles <4 Co vs Jesse Hobson; the fair grounds, and some little time year. This lias been caused chiefly by
Dried apples, dull, p pd.
S
Dried plums, dull, p jh 4.
«
to
Bingham has a new model bedroom vate the morals of the county and in our
action for money. Judgrni tent.
will be taken in this. The survey, how-' the forced raise in the price for fish, $1.40
The
attendance
on
Tuesday
was
not
8
6
to
Dried prunes, dqfl. w pd-
suite. It is well worth looking at.
Orton vs Oliver U Morton
5!
; action ever, will take only about ten days, so each, the highest previous price being
opinion such cases should be tried not in very large, but fully as many people for Iri money.
to
fi
Driedpea: hes.dull, V p«l
8
Dismissed.
Chas. Ladd, executor of the Sax es public but in some private apartment
Flour....... ......W sack 1 00 to
1 10
State V8 Walter Holman ; gambling. Gen. Odell said, and, as the notes will $1.00. Notwithstanding this increase in
Sugars, declined Ji cent 11, 12, and 13 tate, has been in town during the past where judge, jury, lawyers and witnesses were on the grounds as is usual on first
be sent in every day, the maps will be price, fishermen have net done well, the
pounds for $1 00; pickles, in 5 gallon kegs. week.
1 could go unheard and unseen into the days. There was one race Tuesday. One- Fine.
State VS Jordan Morris ; gambling. ready almost by the time tbe survey is average catch for the season being but
JI 151 coffees range from 25 to 35 cents p
fourth
mile
dash
between
Dude,
I-ancer,
most
vulgar
part
of
the
case
without
J. C. Wilson has sold his boarding
pound: coal oil. very firm, <2) $2.75 $1 ease;
Fine.
finished. Then the contracts for con 360 fish to the boat. Neither have tbe
salt of all kinds advanced $2 00 per ton. house at White’s and thinks of moving to learning some young and innocent child Jordan and Racine, and they came under
John J Hughes
=
vs M Schmier; _ _____
action struction will be let at once, and hopes traps and pound nets done as well as was
the
truth
which
in
due
time
should
.>e
and is very firm.
the
wire
in
the
order
named.
for
money.
Settled.
Amity.
i..
taught him at home by his or her par
S C Force vs J G Turner and B Clark; are entertained that the road will be in expected. Taken altogether, the outlook
The display was not complete in the
H. B. Baxter has been secured as clerk ents.
1
operation to Silverton by the first of the is not as bright for this industry so long
COMMERCIAL.
pavillion nor at the stock pens. Several foreclosure. Settled.
at Apperson’s store in the place of S. P.
A Terrible Fate for a Girl.
Wm Campbell and Millsap vs Orin B year. Anyway, it will not be long after as natural propagation is relied upon.
M.
Briggs.
prominent
additions
were
made
as
late
PORTLAND M IRKET.
Skinner; equity. Continued.
H ippily this fact has been recognized by
Louise Schomaker, a pretty blonde, as Wednesday afternoon.
McCain <4 Hi urley vs Blackburn & that date.
The McMinnville creamery is now run
WHEAT—The market shows no im
It will take something like 825 tons of the state legislature and officers of the
ning
and
has
already
made
three
ship-
:
aged
fifteen,
has
been
missing
from
her
Peckham
;
confirmation.
Continued.
In
the
pavilion
one
juav
see
the
usual
provement. We quote nominal prices ments of butter.
Chas II Dodd A Co vs Fred Bent; steel rails for the road, and these will be U. 8. fish commission and an appropria
parents’residence in New Orleans over a amount of lancy woik, including quilts,
for Eastern Oregon and Washington,
action for money. Settled.
furnished by a New York firm, probably tion made by the former placed the
8. P. M. Briggs leaves Satuidav for I year.
:
All efforts to locate the girl proved spreads, embroidery, etc.
$l‘12Ji@l 15; valley, $1 20@l 22J a . The
F S Cottle vs D P Stratton; fore
Chehalis where he will take charge of a : futile until lately, when Sergeant Ken
coming from Pittsburv. The rails will Clackamas hatchery in operating condi
The
McMinnville
Music
&
News
com
closure.
Dismissed.
receipts for the past week have been 70,- general merchandise business.
Assassins at Gervais.
F S Cottle vs D P Stratton; action for be thirty-five pounds to the yard, and tion, and this year millions of fry were
ney was informed that a young white pany have a large and fine showing of
373 ctls, of which amount 18,718 ctls are
money.
Judgment.
Prospectors are finding good silver in girl
,
the
splicers
or
(fish-plates,)
bolts,
etc.,
turned
into
the
river
by
the
employees
was kept a prisoner in a room in the musical instruments of all kinds.
Thomas Winning, a voting English
from the valley and 51,655 ctls from East the mountains west of this city. Will
Sampson <4 Perkins vs D I’ Stratton; will come with the rails. As the ties of the latter, who had charge of the
rear of a barber shop on Felicity street,
man, 21 years of age, lately from Cali
Manning & Ungerman, Ballinger <4 action for money. Judgment.
ern Oregon and Washington.
McMinnville be a mining camp ?
by a negro named Gus Reed, An officer Co., and Martin <4 Sanders have displays
Amanda Messinger vs J C Messinger; will be only two feet apart from center hatchery. Preparations are being made fornia, who has Iwn working for F. X.
OAT8—Receipts for the past week
Born—to the wife of A. II. Gaunt, on . repaired to the place and finding the
to center, this will make a good, substan to largely increase the number of fish Mason, about one and one-half miles
divorce.
Default; J C Cooper referee.
of
farm
machinery,
wagons,
etc.
have been 11,686 ctls. as against 13,013 Wednesday, September 25, 1889, a boy. '
The Solicitors Loan & Trust Co Porter tial road.
hatched, and the indications are that in east ot Brooks, went out hunting on Sun
front door ojien, broke open the door in
The enterprising firm of Martin <4 San Smith
ctls for the week previous. Holders are Still the democrats are reenforced.
et al; foreclosure. Dismissed.
The public will be somewhat surprised a few years the Columbia and its tribu day, says the Albany Herald, and while
the
rear
of
the
shop.
A
horrible
sight
ders
made
the
largest
and
best
display
John Aspinwall vs George L W Bur
offering more freely and the market ex-
Geo. Barnum has the contract for was presented. Standing in the room
to learn that it is the intention of the taries will again swarm with the tooth returning home was shot by some un
r hibita an easier tendency. Prices are a building the boiler house for the water was the trail form of a white girl, her in the above line. Their exhibit was ton ; foreclosure. Decree.
Ora V Kirkwood vs J D Kirkwood; projectors of this motor line scheme to some salmon. Meanwhile as the fish do known party or parties, who were bid in
works;
the
contract
price
being
$500.
tastefully
arranged
and
consisted
of
shade lower. We quote 36@38c.
divorce. Default; M DL Rhodes referee. build a belt line around tbe city, taking not return to the river for four or five the brush, the charge taking effect in
The rock crusher has been unloaded nakedness being hidden by a tattered plows, harrows, wagons, hacks, carriages,
DRIED FRUITS—Receipts for the
Alice Sweet vs Wm R Sweet; divorce. in the penitentiary, asylum and outlying years aftei being hatched, two or three
and
torn
undergarment.
Her
face
was
is already to put up, if anyone can
buggies, and other articles needed by the Default; M D L Rhodes referee.
suburbs. This part of the scheme will mere seasons of a light run may reason the right arm, making a verv dangerous
past week have been 300 pkgs. The and
as pale as death, while her eyes gleamed
be found who knows how to put it up.
wound. After being shot he cried for
Jesse
Dixon
et
al
vs
John
Millican
et
farmer
to
make
life
less
burdensome,
be a gilt-edged bonanza some day.
in an unnatural manner. As the ser
market is flirty active, with prices for
Three engines have been ordered, and ably be expected. Reports from Alaska help. Then the parties, who were about
Judging from the number of stovesoar ; geant entered she rushed toward him and the tilling of the ground a pleasure. al; partition. Referee and surveyor ap
new goods but little removed from old as
pointed.
plenty of cars of the most approved pat are to the effect that more canneries ate 150 yards distant, fired again, taking ef
local merchants are selling, the people '
clung entreatingly to his arm and
Elsia Wright shows some fine harness
yet. Small lots of new prunes in. We of the county propose to keep warm this and
Alice E Stephens vs Irvin H Stephens; tern will be there when the road is ready at work there than last season, and the fect in the back. He was taken to Ger
repeated half a dozen times in piteous of his own make.
divorce. Default; M D L Rhodes referee. for operation. One of these engines will total pack will probably reach 500,000 vais and hie wounds dressed by Dr.
... quote: Sun dried apples quarters 6J-*(S- winter.
tones, “Save me, saye me!” She had
H Clay Burch et al vs J L Howard; be a large one, capable of making good eases. Quite a contrast with the Colum Stott, who pronounces them quite criti
Wallace <4 Todd exhibit a cupboard of
7Jic, bleached 8J^@9c, Oregon prunes,
Look at the “Flying Dutchman.” He been locked up by Reed over a year.
action for money. Verdict for defend time with a heavy load, and this one will bia is the Fraser river, where the run of cal. No reason is assigned for the shoot
fine
dishes
of
late
pattern.
He
was
arrested.
Italians 7c, silver prunes 7c, petite 6@6Jg. can be found at T. G. Ballinger’s. He is
ant.
be run between Salem and Silverton. salmon seems to be larger than ever be ing.
Next comes the pumpkin and corn de
German 5J£@6c. Pears, plummer dried a dandy and is the best plow in the
The Cattle Business In Nevada.
State vs I W Baird; assault with dan The other two wiil be somewhat smaller, fore, and the canneries are literally
lnd<>r«lng the Ohio l'latforni.
partment, in which there are very good gerous weapon. Guilty.
and it is the intention to run these on swamped with fish. The pack will be
8@9c, sun dried and factory plums 6(%7c; market.
Cattlemen of Nevada express consider specimens of grains, vegetablesand gras
i
nearly
300,000
cases,
and
2,000
barrels
of
Van
B
DeLashmutt
vs
M
B
Rankin;
the
belt
line
around
tbe
city.
Chairman
Brice, of the democratic na
Wright’s Comjxnind Syrup of Sarsa
peaches, 9@10c; evaporated 13@14c.
; salt salmon. It is too early in the season tional committee, l.as lioen interviewed.
order to make a deed.
parilla can be relied upon for all blood able anxiety at the discouraging pros ses.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
From
the
Period
Before
the
War.
i to state anything definite about the pack
F Hauswirth vs JT Byers; action for
diBeases, skin affections, etc. Sold oy pect of pasturage for the coming winter.
The exhibit in the dairy and house
WHEAT—The 8(>ot market is strong, Rogers Bros.
.n the other streams and bays of Oregon He coincides with ex-President Cleve
It has been years since things looked so manufactory department is limited, al money. Dismissed.
The late Samuel S. Cox had a public and
Washington, where the season laBts land, who was the other day interviewed.
State vs J A Odell; larceny. Con
and although not quotably higher, there
career that spanned the most exciting until late in the fall. Figures of the Cal Brice says: “Cleveland has indorsed
The streets will now receive a good blue and hopeless. A succession of dry though a few nice specimens of butter, tinued.
is an upward tendency. The export de coating of crushed rock. Men are at
winters has brought an unparalleled
Mary E Gorman vs John W Gorman; portion of America history When he ifornia pack are not yet at hand, but it the platform adopted by Ohio. I heartily
mand is good and sales of No. 1 ship work in the quarry getting out the rock scarcity of water and pasturage. In the bread etc., are shown.
partition. Continued.
entered congress Blaine and Conkling would seem that the total pack of the
The whole west side of the south wing
for the crusher.
pings are made on a basis of $1 30.
Dundee Mortgage A Trust Co. vs were unknown The present president coast this year will approximate 1,500,000 join in his indorsement. The Ohio de
summer thousands of cattle have virtu of the pavilion is occupied by the Davis
cases,1 having a total value approximat mocracy's sentiments in regard to the
George Shepherd et al; foreclosure.
. . OATS—Business is quiet with only a
Stop! Don’t go further! Look at the ally starved to death. Thousands of
of tbe United States was 21 years old. ing $7,000,000.— Went .SAorr.
matter of tariff reform are my own. My
small demand, but prices rule steady. Monitor drills and seeders at J. G. Bal head have been driven this summer into sewing machine and its beautiful work of Default; decree.
Even Abraham Lincoln was in obscurity
sentiments in regard to the tariff have
linger’s. Look at them before yon pur
every description. Anyone who has
WEATHER BILLSTIN
Feed descriptions are quotable at $1 1 7% chase
Railroad
Survey.
not been changed by defeat. As chair
in Illinois and most of the men who be- {
elsewhere.
Idaho, Oregon, Montana and the Snake never seen this work cannot imagine the
’ for choice, $1 12J4@1 15 for No. 1, and
For week ending Saturday, September man of the national committee I cannot
river
country,
cattlemen
from
Winne
came
prominent
in
the
war
period
had
>
The
surveyors
of
the
A.
A
A.
R.
R.
ar
For Sale.—Two good stoves can be pur
great variety and quality of work done on
$1@1 10 for poorer grades; milling, $1 20
i 21, 1889. Oregon State weather bureau, presume to express the opinions of the
chased cheap at this office. We now mucca east preferring to risk a northern this machine. The entire credit for this rived in our city Thursday, running up A no celebrity.
committeo but 1 am free to give my opin
• ®122’j.
heat the office with steam and have no winter to letting their cattle remain. display is due to Martin & Sanders, of street and closing their survey at tide
When he came to congress Franklin co-operating with U. S. signal service, ions, which are expressed in the fullest
The market in Liverpool is steady.
use for the stoves.
Others have driven their herds into this city, who are agents for this celebra water, making the distance from Albany Pierce was president. The republican central office Portland, Oregon. Bulletin wav by the Ohio platform.”
H
Mrs. Elizabeth S. McClellan, mother 1 Southern Nevada for a mild winter, ted machine.
•' LOCAL AND GENERAL.
to Tillamook 90 miles, and the elevation party had no existence. The great tri No. 29.
Look Out for the Microbe.
of General George B. McClellan, died in i counting on a severe winter up north to
The temperature was above the nor
of
the summit of the divide between umvirate—Webster, Clay and Calhoun—
There are several notabie relics and cu
Mrs. Geo. llemstock is quite sick.
Philadelphia, September 18. She was bring out plenty of pasturage in the
A
Cincinnati
doctor seems to have
Yamhill and Tillamook 770 feet. At last had just passed away, and their influence mal for the week, the 16th, 17th at.d 18th
traced the cause of rheumatism to mi
’ R. Nelson’s new house is nearly com ninety years of age.
spring. The cattle business on a great riosities on exhibition in the pavilion,
being
very
warm
days.
was still potent in the world’s affairs.
pleted.
Bingham has a large invoice of furni-1 scale is doomed, and jieople are begin among which may be mentioned a Bible the problem is solved and is demonstra The leaders of the democratic party were
There was no rainfall except on the crobes, and the source of these he de
ted beyond a doubt that we have a good
ning
to
look
to
sheep
and
to
agriculture
ture
made
in
Oregon
from
Oregon
tiin-
!
over
one
hundred
years
old.
the
property
For choice and pure candies go to the
Cass,
Douglas
and
Buchanan.
The
whig
last
day of t,le week- wlien light showers clares to lie vegetation, or such parts of
ber. It is especially fine, and you are ! through irrigation as a means of support. of A. J. Nelson. Mr. Nelson also has a practical route connecting us with the
bakery.
it as are decaying. There is always
invited to inspect it.
” And now that the • prelimi- party, disorganized by the death of its were experienced in many portions of
I , very
rtrj unique
UUUjUV frame, UUUUL
.
about tuutuut
cabinet size, “outside.
Narrow Escape.
about such plants as are usually kept in
Grant McGuire is home Irom Wood
ancient
leaders,
was
in
a
state
of
decay,
j
ie
sf-rte.
The
sun
was
generally
ob-
The
millinery
opening
at
Mrs.
I.
S.
made from stones and metals indigenous nar.Y 18 ru”> we will anxiously await the
burn to attend the fair.
houses, he says, ample decaying matter
Fuller's was attended by a large numlrer i Jake Harrington, while digging a well .
,
■
... .
,
, arrival of the graders, and then to see the
Thu only prominent member of the i BCUr®d by smoke.
loaded with
]umber) niUVK
8tock
to support these microbes, and in his
The attendance at the circuit court is of ladies, and they were all surprised at on S. G. Dorris’ place camo near being to Colorado, which is very beautiful and •' lon
-'•■»» „ trains
vaaaaaao 1VHUÇU
VT1L11 JUIUUCI,
house
of
representatives
now
living
who
i
^
,e
fires
are
burning
very
ex-
valuable.
i and > produce
.
, leaving our midst
.....................
; larger than usual this week.
own case, he being a long sufferer from
the fineness of the display.
and train
buried by the well caving in. He had
rheumatism, lie says the disease ceuseJ
Wm. Galloway has a large picture load after train load of Willamette valley was in that body before the war is Judge ' *®ns*'’ely in many sections of the state.
Ezra Eccleston is able to be on the
James Durham left Wednesday morn just come out of the well a few minutes
wheat being brought to our seaport for Wm. S. Holman, ot Indiana, who was ' The wind9 during the week were very to trouble him as soon as he removed
streets after quite a spell of sickness.
ing for Giants Pass. O. O. Hodson will before and was sitting on the edge .1 the frame made of 9898 pieces of wood that sh
».
i pment.— Tillamook paper.
first elected to congress in 1858, two | '’Sbt aI>d the smoke dense. These, to the flowers from his house.
P. D. Glenn has returned to McMinn leave Monday. Work will then begin same preparing to descend, when he that is really beautiful, and is perhaps
years
after Cox, and has been a member { Kether with the high temperature, made
Elegant New Dining Cara
on
the
iron
roof
contract
in
that
city.
Our Compulsory School Law.
ville and is working for O. O. Hodeon.
the most valuable article in the pavilion.
heard
a
noise
in
the
bottom
of
the
well
continuously
since that time with the ex-;the "eek sultrv and somewhat unpleas- will run daily, commencing August 22,
In
the
case
of
state
of
Oregon
vs
Alfred
It
is
not
for
sale,
however.
Wayland Hunsaker, of Marion county,
and on looking down found that about
A law passed by the state legislature ception of three congresses. He has j anL On ,he 19,11 ,he temperature was
over the Oregon Railway A Navigation
was in town this week attending the fair. E. Coppe, for forgery, the grand jury ten feet had caved in and had he have
Manning & Ungerman have the White makes it compulsory for parents and
found a true bill, Coppe pleaded guilty been in the well he would most likely
served in all twenty-five years in the jlower and 1,1 the northern part of the J Co., Oregon Short Line and Union Pa
sewing machine on exhibition, and its guardians to send their children who are
Those fine showers of Saturday and and Judge Boise sent him to the pen for
house, and is apparently good for many " illsmette valley the fog and the smoke cific Ry., between Portland and Missouri
have been buried lieneath it.—Ledger.
work shows for itself.
Sunday were just what the farmers wan- 1 two years.
between the ages of eight and fourteen to years more. He is just 66 years old. combined rendered the atmosphere so ! river The cuisine and service are un-
This was lucky for Jake. If lie had
ted.
| excelled.
The display of bandturned horseshoes, school for at least twelve weeks in each
This week Tuesday a team belonging 1 been on top of Mt. A’esuvius during
thick that until noon it v as impossible to
Notice.
J. A. Todd is moving into his new res- i to J. W. Jones ran away with a plow on an eruption he would have had his pants the work of George H. Westerfield at year and eight of them must be consecu Wm. Vandever, of California, was a
see
over
fifty
yards.
member of congress from Iowa in 1859-
idence, corner C and Fifth streets, this I the farm of W. C. Hembree and one of I burned. But he was not there.
tracted considerable attention.
tive.
A
violation
of
this
law
by
the
The
board
of
equalization
of Yamhill
Ti e. weather conditions were favorable
week.
the horseB was so bad|v injured that it
O. O. Hodson’s is the only display of parents or guardians is a misdemeanor 61, but dropped .out for nearly thirty I
To the Cooler.
county will meet on the second Monday
died
the
next
day.
years,
and
comes
back
as
a
Rip
Van
!
10
K
ra88e8
>
and
quite
favorable
to
plow-
John M. Gearin and family returned '
in October for the purpose of examining
stoves and cooking utensils on the and punishable by a fine of not less than
Thursday just before dinner John G lan-
to Portland this week from a visit to I Mr. Tyler and wife, of Aberdeen,
Winkle to the fiftieth and fifty-first con- ‘ in8 and seeding. In Eastern and South and correcting the assessment roll of the
grounds.
He
also
exhibits
specimens
of
$5
or
more
than
$25
for
the
first
offense,
Europe.
Washington, have been in this citv the don, of Willamina, flourished his arms
F. M. Y ohs ,
greases.
®rn Oregon the ground is yet too dry to year 1889.
galvanized iron cornice and his celebrat and not less than $25 nor more than $50
County Assessor.
The water works contractors arrived past two weeks. Mr. Tyler has great I | around in vacancy and wanted to lick ed Garry’s iron roofing.
Nathaniel P. Banks will stalk like a ! a,lmit of ““S’ iar'ninK operations.
in the prospects of McMinnville!
for the second and each subsequent of-
and commenced on their contract on I faith
some one. Before he found the man he
The hop crop has been safely gathered, State of Ohio, City of Toledo,!
and may locate here.
lense. In case the bodily or mental con goat in the next house. It is thirty-seven
Monday.
wanted to lick he was rushed to the! Wednesday afternoon the three minute dition of the child or children is such as years since he was first elected to con- and ,a‘r yields are reported. 1 ruit raisers
Lucas County, 8. 8. I
Found.
—
Near
the
crossing
of
the
Yam-
trot
for
Yamhill
horses
came
off.
The
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is
Mrs. B. F. Clubine, of Centralia, | hill river hear Sheridan a leather car cooler. Just after the noon hour Wm.
to prevent their attendauce then those gress, and thirty-four since he was a i are uow drying pears, prunes and plums,
were Dr. Young’s Kittleman who have the care of such clittdren are
senior partner of the firm of F. J.
'Washington, is here on n visit to relatives tridge belt with 32-38 Calibre cartridges. Cook, who some time ago paid a fine for contestants
, .
speaker. He has had an intermittent j ^",le aPPle erop is short. Tiro insect ene- | j the
and friends.
Cheney <4 Co., doing business in the citv
J Owner can have same by calling at this being drunk and disorderly, repeated' aud Uart®r 8 Bally, The former won not liable to the provisions of this law. service of twelve years in the house.
j nlles ol 11,18 lru11 have nearly ruined it ot Toledo, county and state aforesaid,
the offence and he was put on ice. The J easily in three straight heats; time, 3:13,
- The new fence in front of the Burns I office and paving for local.
An Incident of the Trip,
Kelley, Randall and O’Neill — the ;in many sections—many farmers will not : and that said firm will pay tbe sum of
jail is now full and if the fair ends up as ! 3:12, and 3:09. This race was verv tame
property on Third street greatly improves
One Hundred Dollars for each and every
The following attorneys from out the
its appearance.
A laughable ancient occured after the three ancient members from l’ennsyl- iliave more than enough for home con- I case of ('atarrh that cannot be cured by
! county are in attendance at the circuit
vania
—
all
entered
congress
in
the
first
slI
;
1
?T
1
*
0
J
1
-
The
potato
crop
is
being
.
thing
more
exciting,
so
it
was
announced
Jacksonville
pioneers
boarded
the
train
I
the use of Hall’s Catarrh Cure.
W. L. Bradshaw, of The Dalles, is in j court this week : Judge Caples. C. E. S.
Still Holding Forth.
F rank J. C hknkv .
attendance at the session of court. Bill Wood, Judge Strong, J. A. C. Freund,
_____
| that Chas. Woods would drive Dick Fla- for Ashland last Thursday. There were
is honestly getting fat.
W. L. Bradshaw, W. D. Fenton, II.
in the house continuously ever since.
tinue to be plentiful. There are not so i Sworn to Irefore me and subscribed in
The
M.
E.
South
college
is
in
operation
hertv
against
a
running
mate
to
beat
on
the
train
two
through
passengers,
as
In the senate, however, there are a many watermelons in the market any my preM nce, this 6th day of Dec. A. D.’H6.
James O. Rogers has returned from | ; Hurley, U. S. G. Marqtiam, II. II. at Corvallis. Il is holding a term of ¡2:30.
2:30. Tnis
This arrangement pieasea
pleased me
the ; | their coupon tickets indicated. They had
(ixj
A. W. G i . eason ,
number of men who were colleagues of more and the cantaloupe season is draw-
Moscow and will go into business on the j Hewitt.
NiUary Public.
Sound. He left this city Monday.
Boils, pimples, and skin diseases of all school in the old agricultural college with crowd immensely, and Lick came on the j iurned their seats facing each other, and the late Congressman Cox when he en- ing to a close. Grapes are very plentiful,
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally
an attendance of about thirty. It is pro track eager for the sport. They got off i when the crowd got in and filled up all tered the house. The most noted of they are very large, of excellent quality
'
kinds
speedily
disappear
when
the
blood
and acts directly on the blood and mucus
George Squires’ little daughter Mattie
is purified by the use of Ayer’s Saisapa- posed to continue the school and make it at the second trial and made the mile in Illie s®als and the aiales, and hung on the these are John Sherman and JustinS. and flavor. Reports continue to be re surfaces of the system. Send for testimo
hail the misfortune to dislocate her ankle rilla.
Morrill. Sherman reached the house j ceived of the damage done to vines by nials, free. F. J. C heney A Co. Toledo, < 1.
It
has
no
equal
as
a
tonic
altera
a
permanent
institution.
Following
is
the
brakes
and
peeped
into
the
windows,
2:29*^.
Kittleman
and
Dick
both
made
while at play at school on Monday.
years before Cox, at the age of 31, llie f'ost on the 9th, 10th and 11th inst. ¿^*Sold by Druggists, 75c.
tive the rosnlts being immediate and s it- faculty: Iiev. D. Atkins, president;
one of the passengers looked at the other two
A few days’ good rain is generally
general I v
and has been in congress from 1855 to
The Portland Welcome asserts that if isfaetory. Ask your druggist for it and Miss Mattie Spencer, teacher in prepara friends by the exhibitions.
and
asked,
in
a
tone
of
complete
de
Thursday
moraing
at
10
o
’
clock
the
the
present
time, excepting during his wished for by the farmers
so as to
all the men in that city had their just take no other.
'
_______
„ allow
tory department; Mrs. A. C. Adkins,
them **
to start in with their fall plowing j
spair, “Who are they all?” The other service in Hayes’ cabinet. Morrlil is “
dues Salem would be the metropolis
teacher
in
innsic;
Mrs.
S.
T.
Jeffreys,
;
horses
were
called
iorth
for
inspection
J. L. Hill, of Greene county, Indiana,
and to be rewarded with premiums. The replied in equally as lugubrious tones, the father of the American congress, and feeding.
Use Wright’s Arabian Condition Pow- 1 I and Mr. Garlington, of Sherman county, teacher in painting.
B. 8. P aoub ,
that he couldn’t form ai. idea. The first having entered the house in 1855 and
ders if you take pride in seeing your I i Oregon, were eallerr. at this office yester-
Arrested for Rape.
number of horses was small but made up speaker, with a beam of satisfaction, served in either house or senate continu
Observer U. 8. Signal Service.
stock look well. Sold by Rogers Bros.
' day. Thev are troth looking for a loca
Assistant Director Oregon S. W. B.
Monday a warrant for the anest of for it in breeding. Yamhill farmers said: “I know; it’s the Salvation army.” ously since that time.
tion, and we hope they will conclude to
Isham G. Harris, however, antedates
If so soon I was to be done for,
I should take moie interest in the county —Jackeonville Times.
DEEDS RECORDED.
;
settle
among
ns.
The
democracy
of
this
Alonzo
Johnson,
of
Wapato,
was
issued
by many years any member of either
What in the world was I begun for ? 1 county needs a few such men as these.
A New Scheme.
by Judge Harding for committing rape fair, and bring out their stock.
house. He first ran for congress in the
—Corporal Tanner.
H.
L
and
J. H. Putman to D. H. Put
In the draft stallion class, four years
Dass campaign, and took his seat in the man, 2 acres in Amity • $80.
Rheumatism is caused by a poisonous on a Miss Dooley living near Wapato.
The problem of “how to get a big thirty-first
J. A.C. Freund is iu town looking hale acid
old
or
over,
King
Fergus,
owned
by
congress forty years ago.
the blood and yield to Ayer’s The deputy sheriff was dispatched to ar
John Canning and wife to James O.
and hearty. He is pushing the interests ' Pills. in Many
cases which seemed chronic I rest him and he was brought to this city Ladd <4 Reed, received first premium; hotel” is being worked out at Walla Senators Reagan and Dawes first entered Lamb, e
n w 'i of section 9, t 4 s, r 5
of the Northwestern Fire Insurance com , and hopeless,
Walla
by
an
entirely
new
rule,
congress
as
colleagues
of
Mr.
Cox
in
have been completely Tuesday. He waived examination and Victor Jr., owned by D. Curtis, second
A dis-
w; $1200.
pany.
1857.
Zebulon
R.
Yance
was
in
the
! cured by this medicine, It will cost but was placed in jail to await the action of
J. T. Williamson and wife to Henry
patch of the thirteenth instant says :
premium.
house two years before that. Senator Vanclerhoof, 10 acres of section 21, t 3 s,
J. C. Cooper has received his commis-1 1 little to try what effect the pills may the grand jury.
Three year old, draft—Mason Chief, This afternoon Ward Douglas, the agent, Pugh became a member of the house in r3 w ; $100.
■ion as postmaster of McMinnville and I | have in your case. We predict success.
»led.
will take charge of the office next Tues The council held a meeting Monday
owned by James Mitchell, received first, submitted a proposition to the board of 1859, and Voorhees and Wiison came in
J. W. Redd and wife to Lass Greger-
day, October 1st.
trade that if $1,000,000 of life insurance 1860. All the others are mere modems. son, 68.75, t 2 s, r 5 w ; $1200.
plight and listened to the report of the B rown .—In this city, on Friday, Sep i No others entered.
Thirty
years
is
a
great
stretch
in
hu
J. M. Bunn and wife to Samuel C.
Felix Giatton was found dead by the ' commiltee on streets and public property
tember 20, 1889, Miss Ollie Brown,
Two year old, draft—Lewis Stafford, would be guaranteed from this county, man life and a country’s history.— Free Hess
160 acres of section 9, t 3 a, r 6 w ;
roadside near his home in Marion coun on the condition of the sidewalks. The
aged 21 years.
the
New
York
Life
insurance
company,
| owned by Geo. Owens, received first;
Press.
$2000.
ty last week. Heart disease was the ordinance for the government of the
Miss Brown was well-known at North | Oscar, owned by N. H. Perkins, second. would build, as soon as possible, a $250,-
Lauretta A. Tolson to J. B. David,part
cause ot his sudden death.
water plant was considered again hut Yamhill and in this place, where the
Robbed by a Girl.
of G C. Rogers land claim, t 2 s, r 2 w;
Ytarhng, draft—Top Gallant, Jr., 000 hotel in Walla Walla. A committee
not
passed
;
several
sections
were
adopted
sympathy
of
many
friends
is
extended
to
Wright’s Bed Cross Cough 8vrup
was at once appointed to form a plan
Last week a man and his family trav $300.
owned by J. S. Hibbs, first. No others looking toward acceptance of the proposi
the bereaved family.
cures coughs, colds, hoarseness, loss 01 however.
Jas. G. Turner to Mrs. C. S. Ford, 2
eling
in a covered wagon, camped at Mr. small lots in McMinnville; $425.
;
entered.
f voice and all inflamed conditions of the
The entertainment at the opera house
tion, as it is believed to be entirely prac
MARRIED.
r
lungs. Sold by Rogers Bros.
Thomas
Condon
’
s
place
at
Cold
creek.
Wednesday evening was a decided suc-
Milton Nicholson and wife and H. T.
Draft mare, four years old or over, ticable. It seems that there are some
The contestants for the Demoretl A rmstronu -A ntrim .—Thursday .Septem ■ with colt—Gypsy, owned by C. V. Kuy things new under the sun after all.
The weather was stormy, and Tom in White to F. G. Gross, 25 acres, part of
It is a singular fact that the number of j j cess.
medal
were
Gertie
Pound,
Ella
LeMas-
ber
19,
1889,
Mr.
T.
E.
Armstrong
to
newspapers that died in 1888 was, ac
vited them to sleep in the house. The 8. G. Snodden 1 c, t 3 s, r 2 w ; $625.
kendall, first; Clara Glasgow, owned by
Chas. Spring, Cora Baker, Dean
Miss Mary Antrim.
A Narrow Eacape.
W. C. Blair and wife to P. II. Hagey,
cording to the ffewepaper Directory, just 1 I ters,
daughter, aged about seventeen, asked 156 acres part of Mathew Hall 1 c t 3 a, r
Cook.
The
music
of
the
evening
was
A
ntrim -C ooper .—On Thursday, Septem Duncan Ross, second.
A Western Whoh-sale Hotiw has
added to
OW- The number born was 2,665.
I very fine. Miss Cora Baker wore the
ber 19, 1889, Mr. Eiden Antrim to Miss
Last Sunday morning as the *ood permission to comb her hair and primp 3 w; $60.
it» regular bu*dne»a a t>M*<-iai departnu-nt which will
Yearling brood mare, draft—Blue
require «erviceR of canal»)»- men in warloun ioealitie».
W. D. Fenton old time lawyer of Yam ! silver medal.
Bell Cooper, all of Wheatland.
Reuben
Wade
to
Frank
Stoddard,
40
up
a
little,
which
was,
of
course,
granted.
Thin
firm
nieke«
no
mislead
inc
promise»
of
eiortoitanl
Ribbon, owned by Geo. Owens, first; train passed Elk Rock on the P. A AV. V.
aalarien, but puahlnK and reliable applicant® who can
hill, arrived to attend the session of
section 3,12 e, r 4
The reported ballet girl trust in Eng
furol ah t*at I »factory references a» to truatworthinraa
the engine dropped Are and the trestle The next day Tom had occasion to use acres n w of s e
no others entered.
court.' He looks as if he had plenty of land
Peterson
for
October,
with
a
hand-
j
will be liberally paid in proportion to the ability they
$500.
is
capable
of
being
regarded
with
a
demonstrate Our requirement a will not of necessity
some
silver
and
went
into
the
bedroom
caught.
The
watchman
being
unable
to
Best team in harness, draft—Geo.
work in the sound country. He leaves great ileal of toleration when we reflect some new cover, is one of the best and
with i»urln<—« in which applicant may now
Frank Stoddard to Reuben Wade, 40 interfere
<-n$ra(fed. Addreaa, wttb reference«,
Monday.
most attractive numbers of this magazine ' Owens first; James Mitchell second.
get any water the whole structure would after his purse, which had been lying on acres s e of n e
section 3, t 2 s, r 4 w ; be
6. K. HAMHUiVTi» A CO..
MT ATM ST., CHICA4M», ILL.
that the first purpose and object of the issued
during the year. It is filled to
Stallions of all work, four years old or have soon been laid in ashes had it not the bureau. He didn’t find it at once, but $600.
Mr. Pitchford, of W. T. Garrett A Co., ! trust is to restrict the supply.— Tacoma
with good things, and no
W-.
II.
Reynolds
to
J.
W.
Oliver,
15
arrived in this city Monday, accom Trade. Our republican friends tell us overflowing
after
a
careful
search
discovered
it
empty,
should be without a copy. over—Duke of Wenlock, owned by Ladd been for the passenger train reaching the
acres, part of Samuel Davis 1 c, t 4 s, r 5
panied by Mr. Toothacher, who will act that the only place the “ballot” is re household
The steel engraving, “A Coming Storm” <4 Reed, first; Grizzly, owned by R. W scene soon after the fire originated. under the bureau. Mrs. Condon at the w; $1500.
as superintendent of the construction of stricted is down South.
and
the
full-page
wood-illustration,
“
In
same
time,
in
assisting
him,
discovered
There
was
a
good
supply
of
water
in
the
Phillips, second.
Wm. Balmer and wife to Thos. Mitch
the water plant.
It is said that A. Stinit who held forth the Days of the Empire,” are beautiful
Two year old, all work—Henry Wen- engine which was used to quench the that she had lost a diamond pin, a gold ell, 80 acres of Garrison Crow 1 c, t 3 s,
Rev. Wiley
....«j Knowles of Dayton Wash..
u«5u., in McMinnville some time ago and who pictures, and the mammoth fashion-plate
flames. We should think this little epi pencil and various other light articles. r 4 w ; $400.
accepted
a call
be ' here 1 in a also made himself a nuisance in many
1 has
_____
.
" and ‘ will
“ I.
, of is artistic and attractive. The opening ilock, owned by Ladd 4 Reed, first; sode would open the eyes of the com
Jos Kinney to Jas. Steel, n e *4 sec
short time to take charge of the Cumber- the valley towns and this one in particu- article, “When I Was Eighteen,” is a Young Duke, owned by \V. II. Ilarri- pany to the fact that it would be a good Condon very naturally connected the dis tion 10, t 2 s, r 6 w ; $700.
v land Presbyterian Church, as Rev. N. L. lar, died suddenly in the Sound country capital story and capitally illustrated. 1 son, second.
plan to have some protection against fire appearance of the articles with his late
Elmer Espey to Frank Seeley, n w Ji
' New has .esigned.
recently. He had made several attempts Frank Lee Benedict’s ' “Within a
visitors, and, mounting his horse,followed section 10. t 2 s, r 6 w; $650.
Yearling, all work—Young Brutus, at Elk Rock.— Graphic.
...
. • , .. . .
..
, | to rid the world of his presence and was Year,” begins in a fresh, sparkling
them.
He
made
the
girl
get
out
of
the
W.
W. Espey to Frank Seeley, s w ’4
In his extensive lecturing tour through I no doubt succes8ful fina'llv.
“Sunset” Cox in Oregon.
way, and the first chapters of Miss | owned by Duncan Ross first; Wayne
wagon, and began to search her, soon section 4, t 2 s, r 6 w; $650.
- .* the East Joaquin Miller observed this .
Hembree
’
s
coll
second.
novelet of the last cen
finding the money (about $80) and the
Edward P. Kinney to Jas. Steel, s e
Jones A
•’■■•one thing above all others, that good
& Co. have erected a finu
fine large Ewell’ “ s Wycham
’s Ordinary,” promise a ! This is as far as time would allow us to ' Congressman “Sunset” Cox, of New pencil in her stocking; the pin he found ’4 section 10, t 2 s, r 6 w ; $700.
sewers make big towns. This is a point- i shed in order to protect their lumber tury,
tale
of
absorbing
interest.
Among
the
York, had he lived, would have been 65 in the top of her shoe, a baby’s cap was
Milford Nessly and wife to Frank See
| from the winter
rains.
..er for McMinnville.
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L Under it is stored
stories, Mrs. Lucy Hooper’s and go before going to press The complete years old Tuesday. When he was here hidden in her bosom, and was gently re ley, s e '4 section 4, t 2 s, r 6 w ; $650.
,,
.
...
: luurinrr
lumber which
which vauill
cannot be excelled in any short
list
of
premium
takers
will
be
published
Miss
Ella
Higginson's
stand
out
promi-
'
The Portland exposition commences state of this Union. It is a pleasure for
moved, and several yards of lace and
Edward Griggs to Frank Seeley, s *4
Margaret l’ayne's paper on “Home next week. The attendance at the fair, six or seven weeks ago he boasted that other ictas were found in her bustle. 1 of n w Ji and jots 3 and 4, section 4. t 2
Jo-dav. and continues in session for one , one to Iook at jt The
mill will soon be nent.
4 •
he
was
the
only
living
man
in
public
life
Dressmaking
”
is
full
of
useful
hints
for
month. Every necessary effort is being constructed at the yard,
After concluding bis search of the girl’s ] s, r 6 w; $650.
the lumber tor ladies, and the fashion department con owing to the session of court, is not as
put forth to make it the best display ev that purpose being now out.
who voted for the admission of Oregon clothing he examined the contents of the
Combine» the ju-.ee of the Blue Fig» of
tains numerous illustrations with descrip large as was expected.
er seen in the northwest.
A I'recedent.
nearly thirty-one years ago. Senator wagon, and was rewarded by finding a
California, ao laxative and nutritioui,
A Little Nestucca correspondent to ths tions of the newest and prettiest fall fash
whip,
bridle,
curry
combs
and
numer
l.iterary F.ntei-taininent.
Last week C. Symons visited his moun Tillamook Headlight says: “The store at ions. Send for a sample-copy with full i
Dawes of Massachusetts was in the house
While the Gregonian sought to encour with the medicinal virtue» of plant»
ous
other
articles
which
the
old
man
had
tain ranch and found the cabin burned to this place will haul its supply of goods club-terms for 1890. Address Peterson’s I
known to be mort beneficial to the
that year but did not vote for Oregon.
the ground. It was probably the work for winter and spring over the road from Magazine, Philadelphia, Pa.
Following is the programme for a mu When Mr. Cox was in Portland he was pulled from the barn while his buxom age John L. Sullivan's political aspira human »y»tem. forming the ONLY PER
daughter
was
working
the
house.
—
Pen
tions
by
informing
him
that
a
British
of an incendiary or the result of careless Sheridan. That of course is a little more
FECT REMEDY to act gently yet
sical and literary entertainment at the interviewed by an Oregonian reporter,
use of matches by someone who had expensive than by water but the short The Independence West-Side contains college chapel this (Friday) evening at 7 and the New York World, quoting his dleton Tribune.
promptly on the
prizefighter named Gulley was once a
. camped there.
remarks on the political prospects of 1892
ness of time between ordering and receiv ; this : The gross value of all property iu o’clock:
member of parliament, it might have
Explosion of Powder.
says they were his last public utterances
The Giants Pass Courier has put in a ing goods more than compensates for I Polk county for 1888 was $4,165,383, Piano Solo
snatched an example without reaching
. Nina Latourette on politics.
—AND TO —
; At Brownsville the other day Ira
new power press, moved into a new brick that. Messrs. Phelps & Weatherly are while this year the gross value amounts Recitation
! so far by calling attention to the fact that
.........
.
.
Ella
Cary
to
$3,630,480,
or
a
depreciation
of
$525,-
Walker
met
with
a
peculiar
accident,
re
building and enlarged from a seven to an receiving their goods via Sheridan we
Recitation
Drowned.
.................
Luella
Lynch
Johr.
Morrissey,
who
“
bested
”
John
C.
903.
This
is
in
the
faco
of
the
fact
that
eight column paper all in one week. Bro learn.”
sulting in some severe burns upon the Heenan, was subsequently elected to
— SO THAT —
! property all over Polk county, has in- ! Declamation . . ......... Robert Henderson
ther Curry seems to be pushing things
News reaches us just as we go to press i j face. A bottle containing powder fell that very same august body with which
An Albany dispatch : It is announced creased in cash value at least 30 per cent. Song
..........................
Quartette
PURE BLOOD,
and his enterprise deserves success,
that Colonel T. E. Hogg, of New York
Recitation
........... Nehie Latourette that Janies Boziev formerly of this place from the young man’s pocket, striking the Boston bruiser now seeks to identify
REFRESHING SLEEP,
Confirmed.
McMinnville in the next two months City, president of the Oregon Pacific rail
Recitation
Jewell Mark was drowned last Monday while going : the ground, breaking and scattering the himself.— Welcome.
HEALTH and STRENGTH
will present a very active appearance. road, in company with a party of Chicago
The favorable impression produced on Declamation
Lyman Latourette between the mouth of Salmon river and
contents, which, while he was in the act
The
buiiding
Naturally follow. Every one is using it
_________
„ of some fine residences is , A Northwestern magnates, will arrive the first appearance of the agreeable Piano Solo
......... Annie Matthews
about all that has been done so far this Friday from New York. The party will be liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs a few Declamation
and all are delighted with it. Ask your
....... Jordan Lynch tbe cannery on the NeBtucca in a boat. I ' of gathering it up, became ignited from a
season. But the putting in of the water tendered a reception at Corvallis, Mayor years ago has been more than confirmed Recitation....
druggist for SYRUP OF FIGS. Manu-
Nina Latourette He, in company with two men named bunch of matches also falling from bis
and light plant will give new impetus, Lee having called a meeting for that pur by the pleasant experience of all who Declamation
fact u red only by the
George Maddock Dunn and Walker waB taking a load of pocket. The explosion which followed
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and the building of stores and other sub- pose.
Some important developments have used it, and the success of the pro Piano Duet
Misses Olds and Barrett fish to the cannery and the boat capsized threw him violently to the ground, but
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.,
Il Prepared te Io All Kinde el
atantial improvements will lie extended concerning the eastward extension of the prietors and manufacturers the Cal. Fig k41i
Scrap Basket. Annie Matthews drowning him. The other two men were fortunately effected no serious injuries.—
S am F rancisco , C al .
Syrup company.
far into the winter.
road are expected on their arrival.
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Friday, September 27, 1889.
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office has two stoves for sale
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SALESMEN WANTED.
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KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWELS
Cleanse tbi System Effectually,
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