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About The Telephone=register. (McMinnville, Or.) 1889-1953 | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1890)
I Our line of summer suits is very !nr«r<' and (HEAP. LOOK IN OUR WINDOW AT PRICES that will astonish you. Men’s nice tweed suits at $8. $9, $10, $11 and $12, which is 20 per cent less than we or any one else ever sold them at before. WE HAVE CHILDREN'S JERSEY SUITS in eight colors Also Children’s Sailor Suits, in four colors, for $1.50 a suit ud , and a full line of Blouse Suits. OCR STOCK OE HATS. E| KNISH- ing Goods, etc., is the largest and of the latest styles. AT & All we ask of you is to call and see our Goods and Prices before you buy goods in our line and then we say buy where you can do the best. e have now in stock our new goods for spring and summer wear, and have in far the largest and nicest line we ever had, and as we only keep Men’s, Bov ’s and Child- • ren's goods, we can show far more styles and low er prices than any one selling in the county. I J I A curious consignment ot goods was % “ PnMi<- Opinion" is tlie name of a new pajs r started in Portland, devoted i received at London a few days ago, | HARDING Í HEATH. Publishers. chiefly, judging from the first numlier, consisting of no less than 180,000 mum- i to reform in taxation, ballot reform, and * my cats from Egypt. These cats have j > BBS( ’ RI PTK» N K ATI’S. other worthy movements of the time. lain in their sacre«l burial pace at Beni i Une Copy. per yen.. in«*>.1 rance................ $2 00 Dealers In • .o Cflpy, «¡j month-in adrare.. .. I 00 This first numlier contains an article by Hassan for 3,000 years or more, and aU| Governor Pennoyer on the “water I ter having fulfilled for so many centur-j bond” <|uesti<in, which, as the matter is ' ies the destiny intended for them, have! Entered at the fostotfieeat McMinnville likely to lie an important issue in the i at last, under the impulse of the nin<-| Oregon, as seeoml-daas matter. teenth century progress, Iieen sacrifltx'd coming campaign, is timely. After stating the history of the persis , upon the altar of “utility”—that mo«i-i T he advertimng R ates nr T he T f . le - 1, fhone -R egist » h arc liberal, taking in tent introduction of bill after bill for ern all-devouring ogre. These mum consideration the circulation. Single inch. 11.00; each subsequent inch, $.75. tlie same purpose, the Governor plainly mies are now about to fill their final Special inducements for yearly or -cnii- shows that the failure to secure “pure function of fertilizing English farm yearly contracts. water for Portland” rests not with him land, and at the future resurrection poor ■» " » A ll U ommi ' si . rittyt- M i st I'.r Sutxici» B y but with the legislature. In his veto of pussy will have a sorry time trying to tlie person wlio .«I'nii.« iltein. not for pub the lust ami third bill, he said: gather together her scattered bones. lication. unl’*«.s Utt;'«', .tnipanic«! by a “non “This legislature, should not adjourn The English farmers are indebte«! for tie pluiui',’’ but i.ir a gnarantw of good faith. No pub'ifati’in« will I m * published without heeding the demand of the this excellent lot of twenty tons of ma unless so üigni-«l city of Portland for the privilege of is- nure to the lucky accident which befell I * * Jo» W ork Nreif' Axn Q uickly E xeivko suing bond« forth«' procurement of pure | an Egyptian, who, while digging, fell at reasonable rut,« Our facilities are, water, and without heeding the equally i into a pit which proved to be a subter- the best in Yamhill county atttl as gooti ¡ t oiimli t«' «teiini strong demand of tlie people of the 1 ranean eave «»mpletely filled with as any in th ■ «t-ii«' A \ eoiniilete •" plant'insure« quick work. whole state that in tlie authorization of I mummy cats, each one being separately • » A iidms « A ll 1 ' immi xt< xtiok «. E ither F or such issuances no sjweial privilege« embalmed and wrapped up after the tlie editorial or bn«in«'«s «1« partments, to shall lie granted.” usual fashion of Egyptian niuini«". T he T eleh oxt R eoiste *. McMinnville, JtKMi was a sacred object ARE NOW IN, AND ARE NEAT AND NOBBY, AND IN PRICES To sustain his position the Governor | Pussy of B. Orexon. toa section of ancient Egyptians, ami says: « » CANNOT BE BEATEN ANYWHERE • ampt . e <’orir« <>T* 'I' ttp T elephone -R egis - “No argument w ill lie attempted for : when a eat died—as even a cat event ter will be mailt «I it. any person in the I United State> or Europe, w ho desires one, ! none is needed, in defense of the v eto of j ually must—it was buried with as much free of charge any and all bills which provid«wl for the honor as a human being. The finder « * \V e I nvite Y ou * to ( ompake T iie T ele issuance of municipal bonds exempt ’ having reported his discovery, laborer phone - R eg with any other ptiper from taxation. That -uch tionds, when j , were soon at work, and turned out tens UNEXCELLED IN PRICE AND QUALITY. published in Yamhill county purchased, lieixnnethe private projierty of thousands of the mummies. Soin«' of of the purchaser, and that no private! ' them were taken by the farmers of the All tubscrilter* »h‘ do out receive their paper regularly will confer a favor by im- property can tie exempted under our | place, others went to a merchant in Al imediately reporting tlw mim to thia office. state constitutHin, from taxation, was exandria, who shipped them to Liv«r- the position assumed in each veto, and I mmi I, where another merchant, a local fertilizer, isaight the consignment at I [ it is absolutely impregnable. Thursday. April :>, ISSO. “I have been unjustly charged with £3 13s. !id. a ton. Tlie auctioneer, ««bl preventing Portland from securing a ing insult to injury, knocked down the When Binger Hermann first went to giKHi supply of water. Tlie fault lies lot of IsO.OfMi cats with the head of one congress there were splendid hopes for not with me but with tin- legislature. ' of the cats as a hammer. To such base Port Orford being made a harlsir of ref Tile people of Portland ¡'ailed in hav uees have the gods of Egypt rxime.— Ordered, has been unavoidably delayed by floods. As they conie di-1 uge and the rapid development by rail rect front John Wanantaker’s great Pbilatielphia house it will pay in ing authority to procure Bull Kun .S’cif ntifif . I nn 1‘iefin. road connection of all Southern On-gon. ■ await their arrival. water, not by the obstinacy of the gov Port Orford’s opportunity was lost OKLAHOMA. ernor, hut by the olistinacy of tlie legis through Hermann’s inability or treach lature. which refused to p;is-~ any water The house has passed by an immense ery.— Row-burg Reninr. Towelling. Table Damasks, Napkins, and other white goods now eom*’ bill unless tile howls were exempted ■ majority the sulistitute of its committee Tur: T ei . e 1'> ione -R eg I st 1.1: has re Trom taxation. The constitution of the ; on territories for the senate Oklahoma plete. Compare quality and prices. ceived many compliments during flic state and niy oath of office in its sup bill. The new bill is a sweeping mea past week on the “splendid issue” of port, as well as the demand of simple sure. The one which the senate passed Portions of our > g and Summer Dress Goods are now in anil are March 27th. The papers of th«- state justice, pr»'vented ni«' from approving a created a territory «'tonposed of two are also giving the issue notices for bill which exempted from taxation any widely separated pieees: Oklahoma I worthy of your insjx lion. which we fee! thankful. It was an is. «■las« of private property, whil«- there : proper, a diminutive tract about the ixÆcivTimsr'v-ii-.i-iE, crasooisr sue for glory alone, and there is no use were none of the obstacles to prevent size of Conneeticut., and the public land disguising the fact that praise of it the legislature from passing a bill which strip, 130 miles away. The house bill gives us pleasure. would have provided for tlie issuance of . puts practically the entire western half water bonds which, when they become | of the Indian territory into Oklahoma I Is S’till, Fresii, a.n.0. The republican jiartv of this state are private property, would lx- like all other and then creates courts for the rest of I J S HI BIH, - - Proprietor. in need as a candidate for governor, a private property, subject to taxation. the territory. Fredi Meats of all kind« const.nntiv on man who does not possese the vices There is a universal and well-ground- It is urged that there are only 60,000 i hand. Highest price paid for Butcher’s And pav at all times full market value for th° saine. Bring it in. common in politicians. Such a man etl complaint throughout the entire stock Indians in the whole region, against can lie found in this city. Yamhill state at the irregularity of taxation. A« Tiiwti) S trebt . M c M insvilll , O r . In Short we are at least L’oo.ooo whites, who should «•ounty has never had the honor of hav our assessment law now stands the have some law and protection. Of th«' ■ ing a candidate for governor in either wealthy evade their just share of the Has a Complete Stock of OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA. whites about 75,000 are estimated to tw party. We w ill tell you his name re state burden. If eitherof the bills here VIA in Oklahoma proper and 125,000among | publicans, you «Io the rest. It is .1. W. We try to please the tnost fastidious huvers ns well as farmers and 2 2 5 Wiles Shorter—iiO hours leu* tofore mentioned had lieeoniea law, the the Indian triltes, so that even on their | time tlian l»y any other route. Cowls. inequality of taxation would have I icon own ground the Indians are outnum-' laborers. OUR MOTTO IS “ SQARE DEALING, HONEST W EIGHTS AND increaseil. And yet, as has Iieen seen, •¿'First ( I nks through paMu»ng**r and freight Iwred by two to one. The white me i On May 11, 1792, Captain Roliert line from Portland and all pointe in the Wil MEASURES.” Gray entered the Columbia river in th«' the change of one single vote would within the boundaries of the various I lamette valley to and from San l'iancÍRco. Time Between ship Colvtnlti'i, of Boston, and gave the have passed the house bill over the ve nations are there bv authority of the ' ftX^*W e advocate and practice protection so fat as it can be made Portland and San Francisco. to. And the purpose to exempt bonds Time Schedule (exoq 1 Sundava). Indians themselves, who make a prac- jTNF“to contribute to the building up of homes and home industries1 name of his ship to the “mighty Ore I«PRV? Albany J .30 put Leave Vitquiue 6:46 3» hours : gon.” In 1892 a century will have from taxation is not dead, but sl«>cpeth. tice of issuing residence permits at 50 r«~for American laborers and our home productions, and it’s ou> .jjJ ’ LeaveCorvallis 1:«> pm lxkavH*orvMlli«|0*,35 am Arrive Ynquina ,r»:J0 prnlAr.'ive Albany 11 ;l0 an. Ualifornin Express Trains Run Daily elapsed and by that time, two years It will manifest itself at the next ses- i cents per month each. At this rate £W*pleasure to aid and contribute to all measures calculated ♦<> JFF On Short Notice and at Kea- (). A ttains cannect at Albany*and Cor- hence, the states of Oregon and Wash sion, and will, undoubtedly, augment they should be able to make a pretty rxr“:iccomplish this end. W’ i : B elieve I n A dvertising t«> the BETWEEN PORTLAND AND SAN FRAN vallia. Mtnaable Prices. to itself strength by alliance. During | The above trains connect at Y aquina with CISCO ! good thing out of the intruders. ilF“end that the world shall know of and aid in developing the ington should celebrate the event in a the Oregon Devclopemeut Co’«. Line of Hfeatu- unbounded resources of our town and county. W'e solicit in jag If the census returns liear out the es manner liefitting two powerful com the discussion of the water bond ques ships between Yaqnina and San Francisco. ' Portland 4.110 p ru StmFi-.'itH*i«.-o 7.1., put N. B.—Passengers from Portland and all Wil- monwealths which owe t«i Captain tion in the last legislature, one ot the timates of the friends of Oklahoma it is jfJ return a full share of your patronage, prompt payment of ali Jgjl | San Fran. 7 JM) p tn Porllantl Kt. 47 on ainrtta Valley Point« cmo make clo«e connec I and most prominent senators, and who is have machines for cutting contracts and fair treatment. Call and see us. on Third S l ft probable that the new territory will be Gray, the first discoverer of Gray’s har tion with th* trains of the Y aq UI na Itorir al Iztcal Passenger Itaily, except « indsy threading pipe front J Albany or Corvailia, and ii deatinrd »n San bor and the Columbia river, the honor yet a senator, declared that he was not made a state without much delay. Lt Lex VS. AKIilVK Franciaco. ahould arrange m arrive at Yiupifna inch to 2 inches. only in favor of exempting all munici- that ease it will have passed a shorter of making us memlierx of the United I Portia id . «:<«l a nt I iigcne. 2:4<i |> iu the evening before date ol nailing. |uii bonds from taxation, but also mon time in territorial tutelage than any [ Eugene. !t:<Nta nqPortland . 3:4.', p ni States of America. Sailing Hates. i ey itself. In our state, under onr pres other state ever admitted to the Union riilliniin H ii O c I Sleepers FROM YAQdINA. I also Keep on Hand ent laws the bulk of taxation falls upon except California. The New York HrroM thinks that Tourist Sleeping Cars, Willamette Valley. Saturday Marell Sth the resignation of P.ismark is much the |>oor. Under th«' Federal govern Sunday, Man'll _____ I6tb ' For ac(*t»inm(Mi:iti<»n of Second ('las* Pae- •Itulgc Moshor Dead. Bath Tubs. Sinks. Boilers and I sengers attached to oxpr«-*» Tueeday. March 25th more than an incident in European ment it is still worse. There not only train«. FROM SAN FKANCTROO. The S P. Company's Ferry makes eon Judge Lafayette Mosher who died at Everything Necessary to j i nection diplomacy—it is an event. We can ¡s all wealth exempted from taxation, with all tl*e regular trains <m rhe Willamette Valiev. Wdn'ilay. March 12th scarcely say that it takes us by surprise, but in addition to this grievious wrong, | Roseburg lately was born in Benton East Side Division from of F street Thursday. March 20th Fit your House with for every student in German affairs has the capitalists of the country have Ixs'ii I county, Kentucky, September 1, 1824. Sunday. March 30th WEST SIDE DIVISIOM Hot and Cold Passenger and freight rate« alwaya the low So entirely did hi' l>end his energies long felt that the current was running pennitte<l through its tariff, banking Between Portland and Corvallis. phi For infnimniion. apply to Measra Hl’1,- In that direction. A new emjieror, a and subsidy laws to directly rob the to the gaining of an education, that at Mail Train Daily, except Siindax Water. \NA ( O.. Freight and Ticket Agenta, 2R0 by such governmental maehinery th«' age of lit he graduated at Woodward and 202 Front street. Portland. Oregon: or to new environment, new policies and ptstr LEAVE I AKKIVE for their own enrichment. The result 0. 0. HODSON. I Portland. 7:3” a mIMcMinn’ IO:1.I a in Acting <.en’L l’’rt A- Paa-, ^gt.. HOGUK. new ambitions have made a new chan of this policy can he read all over the College, Cincinnati, where he carried Oregon Pacific McMinn' 10:13 a m < orvallis 12:2.i p in It. If. Co , Corval'fa, Oregon. cellor inevitable. The occurrence which country, and it is the same everyw here off the honors on June 20, 1843. After i (’orvalli" I :3o p ml McMinn 3:44 I* in b « It H AHWF.IJ., Jr.. 1 McMinn’ .3:14 p mlPortlnnd . •> :20 p i i Ls given as the cans«'of Bismark's action as in San Francis«», where half i graduating he acted as deputy clerk of (¡en’I. l-’rt. «1- P. isk . \gt. Oregon i’eve|opmeut a dozen millionaires are perched upon the supreme court of Hamilton county, At Albany and Corvallis ennm < i i with 1«, of cours«-, not its cans«1, but only its (’o . Montgomery street, Man Franciaco. Cal. Nol> Hill, and twenty-five thousand | 1 trains ot Oregon Pacific occasion. A difference of opinion with idle and starving workingmen are now , where h<> remained until the breaking Express Train Daily, except S’lml tv I alsp handle Choice Garden the emperor on a subject by no nieuns crowding its streets. It is high time out of the Mexican war. He joined the LEAAE. Seeds, grown by reliable seedsmen, I’ort I h id . I :aH p tn McMnn A KKIVF ^.nupib vital simply affords the opportunity to that there was a radical change of jxili- Fourth Ohio regiment, and servedin ey, not for the worse, but for the better.” i the brigade of Gen. Joseph Lane until | 9:<m a in McMinn ’. «>:45 a m| Portland. to which your attention is called take a step which has been contemplat Through tickets to all point- South am) when wanting anything in this line. i the close of the war. ed for months. The prime reason for ' East via California DEAD AT LAST. If «<> lie «uri' and call for your ticket' When the war was ended he entered O. O. HODSON. I Ticket offices. No 131, cotimt Fir«t ami BL«mark’a resignation is that William via th« After occupying a large p»rt of the I th«> law office of Pugh A- Pendleton, | Alder streels. Portland. Oregon. corner proposes to be sole master of the situa Front and F -trevts, P<»rtland : the metnlters of the firm being ex-Sen-1 time of the senate ever since last Do- tion. Bismark’s hand was on the helm R KOEHLER. E. P RO<iER> for many years. He has been the des eeniher, the Blair educational billl has | a tor George E. Pugh and ex-Senator Manager. Asst. F. A P Agt ¡George H. Pendleton. He was admit-I been finally buried by a vote that pot of Eurojtean diplomacy, feared by I all and res|>ected as well as feared. makes its resurrection during the pres te«i to tlie liar in May, 1852, and at once Notice of I'I iih I Settlement. AT THE -THE With large comprehension, incompara ent st'ssion impossible. The Blair bill began the practice of his profession in N'oli«'«* 1- h«T<*bv given tlu,t tl««* nnd«-r- Cincinnati. He came to Oregon with has liven a gigantic monument to bun ble skill, and the mettle of unyielding | signed. I.ut retta M. Au-ti'i». ri« n<hnini-tr.i OOOt ><><><»< MMX» t; ix of lite « «tat«.-of Thoni»« I’ 4u«ten.<i*' W determination, he has laid all interna, combe for the last eight years. Apart General Lan«' in 1858, landing in Port 1 ceased, lias filetl her firmi account <»f Iter n«l- You will find the most complete tional questions under tribute to Ger from Senator Blair, who is a fond parent land in May of that year. IU19 follow- i ntinist rate .it <a' «aiti e-tatc in tic eoiinty stock of (court of Yamhill t'onnfv. Oregon, anti -siti many and in all fields has reapetl a har to every chihl of his legislative fancy, ing month lie went to the mines ill court liu« iixt'.l T....... ’I..- Mil tlav <.t It is positively tne shortest and I'm -,t Fancy and Staple Groceries. vest of benefit to the Vaterland. The the bill has had very few friends among Jackson county, and took part in th«' ' April, luto, ut lo o'clock. a ni i>f«aii!t|ay line to I 'liicago and ths en«t snd south and Crockery and Glassware. Stand Indian war of 1855-56, acting as a vol blood of a warrior race runs in his swift leaders. Its doubtful constitutionality : at th«: county court room at McMinnvill«'. | tlie only alecping suit dining car iLr«»iigh and Library Lamps Oregon, a. the time anti place of Iteming line to veins. Courage has sometimes carried and its unwieldly and visionary provis unteer, though not enlisting in any , I the same Ever Brought to the City. ‘ so company. him to the verge of apparent reckless ions long since condemned it. Still I Therefore all peistut« lutereste«! in said Fine Teas and CofTes a up»*« ¡al In the year 1855, upon the creation of | c«tat«' are hereby notilu'd and required to ness in the accomplishment of his pur long as there was a democratic • house ly: Roast Coffee ground free of appear at sai,! finte unti plat ■ atei shot, jthe Southern Oregon land district, he | charge. Hoods delivered tree to poses, and an iron will, which never and a democratic president, the senate I canee, if any there H» w hy e-t. tt I«* ' was appointed register by President ! ony part of the city. It« magnificent Htecl track, iinpurpM««M*<1 cheerfully and readily passed it. Now not finally aettlcd at*«! «ahi mlrnini-tratrix bent except to th«- seeming, has nearly train service and elegant dining and ! Pierce, ami was continued in the office thschargetl. always given him the advantage in the that the entire administration is ‘ reptil»- J. H. HENDERSON. Prop. sleeping cars has honestly earned for it the LUCRETIA M AUSTEN. j until the administration of President i title <»f council chamber. Napoleon was am lican the republican senate discovers a Administratrix of «aiti E-i. te : Lineoin, when he was removed. F k . s tox A E: stos Citation. bitious; Bismark equally so. But the change of heart, the bill is almndoned i in 1870 he was elected to the state Attorneys for E«tatc heb 27 methods of the former made St. Helena .and after his right consecutive days senate, and three years later he was ap In the county court of the State of Oregon , Senator Blair fl mis himself possible, while those of the latter created speech, for the County of Yainliill. pointed justice of the supreme court of < Itliers may imitata».bui none can stirpa«* it In the matter of the estate of William a unit«sl Germany. Bonaparte crowned alone and with the empty bag to hold. Oregon by Gov. L. F. Grover, vice of Olir motto iw ‘alwavs on tinte ” Pierce, deceased. himself; Bismark crowned hi- country. The rest of the boys ran away and left Ile sur»* ari»! a«k ticket agente for ticket* A. J. Thayer, now deceased. In 1884 To i't-rmelia .1 Pierce, Terris« E Noble. Both were Homeric heroes, liardy him. The windy hill that was a good via this relebrate«! route and tàke none Richard II C Fierce. Roliert «, I’ierct . lie was sefocted by President Arthur as others. W H MEAD.lt A Martha L lionee, David C Pierce. Sarah E tight ers, supremely entiowed for ttic ac enough measure with which to try to one of the Itoartl «if visitors to West Bynum. Wm R Pierce. William Riggen No. 4 Washington Street, Portland. Or complishment of miracles. The on«' charm the neutral voters of the (E Street, near Commercial Hotel. McMinnville, Or.) ON SALE and James M Pi«>rce. greeting: Point. has left a memory in which admiration poor district« of the south was not He was marrietl to Miss Winfred in tlie name of tlie'atate of Oregon, You SATES Sz Proprietors. ---- TO- Noti.«' of Final Setth'inent 1 ar, hereby cite«, and required to appear in is shrouded withashudder; t lie other good enough to tie made a law, when Lane, a daughter of General Lane, on 1 the "minty court of tlie «late of Oregon, for will leave the victories of peace as his the united action of the republican July 1, 1856. Tlieir union was blessed DENVER t the county of Yandiill. at tit«- court room Notice 1« hereby given that the under imperishable monument. But age and party could have made it such. ! therof. at McMinnville., in the county of signed. a» administrator* of the eM»te of ' by six ehiltlren. two sons and tour Yamhill. Tuesday, the Sth day of April, John Carlin, deceased, have tiled their final Probably no one will ever take the 1 «laughters. youth make unequal voke-fellows. The 1 lHflfi. at 10o’clock in the foremem of that account of their administration of «aid es Zjiirer3r, elder William, though prou«l and im trouble to ascertain what the Blair bill «lav. then and there to show cause it anv 1 tate in the county court of Yamhill county. Judge Mosher had many warm vmi have why a certaiH instrument of writ Oregon, and -aid court has fixed Tuesdav. perious, surreurleretl to his chancellor has cost the government. The months i friends throughout the Northwest ami Mew Feei. ing purporting to lie tlie last will and testa ST PAUL, ST. LOUIS, the 6th day of May, WMi. at 10 o'clock, a iu matter- of state. The younger Wil or more of eloquent harangues, the I elsewhere. They w ill be pained to ment of William Pierce, decease«!, should lit.. of -aid day at the county court room at serri .d. Sale. I not AND ALL ROINVB be admitted to probate AL Minnvillc. Oregon, a* the time and place liam is impatient of restraint, has am waste of thousands and thousands of learn that the it hie, good, generous ami of hoaj¡ng the •«mif Published by order of Hon. L. Laiigliaty, bitions which the man of seventy-five pages of printing, the needless delay of , W1,n„ |leart)M1 Col. La Fayette Mosher judge said court, «aid ord-r Itcaring date i I herefor« . all persons interested iti «aid can not applaud, and plans with which really important legislation to make ||o niore. February Sth. ISO«« estate ar«- hereby notified and required to Witness, tlie Hon. L. Longliarv, ' appear at said time and pla- e and »H aw be can not agree. The fire of age is for the consideration of a hill that no judge of tin' county court of the j 1 his new stable is now open and ready for business. New turnouts, cause, if any there l>*. why «aid estate Iw ”11 At KM ET.V K a l.i-tingaml fragrant ---- A.T---- not like the fire of youth, anil therefore one but an insane man could have perfume; price 25 ami '<o cents. Sold by good horses, everything firstclass. state of Oreg,>n. for the county not finally settied and -ai<i uduiiuistrator- SEAL. of Yamlull, and the seal of said I PCRTL^A.N’D, William and Bismarck are not mated. dreamed would pass, the thousand and Rogers Bros. OŒ^.. discharged. court hereto affixed, this 12th ! G» I, CABLIN'. THE REV («co. 11. Thayer, of Bourbon The emperor wishes to lie surrounded one expenses that every days session in dav of February. 1890. MARIA E. CARLIN. Ind .says: ‘Both myself and wife owe BEO. S. TAYLOR Ticket Agt. It is the our Attest’: J W flOBB« Clerk. Administrator« of «aid Estate by his contemporaries—not the men of curs, may never be known. 1 ransient stock will receive personal attention. A share of the public lives tn Shiloh's Consumption ('ure. F. W. F estox , F f . wtox A F kxtox . history of eight years of bombast. Sold by Roger- Bros patronage solicited. the past, but the men of the future. Csrngr Fir»t anti Oak St«. Attarnay for Eetat* fel>S7 Attorney- for Estate Mar a» 13 THE T EL E PII 11 N E- K EG I ST E It PENNOYER AND THE BONDS. MUMMY CATS. J. G. BALLINGER 4 GO ALL KINDS OF FARM MACHINERY. ETC sw Goods ! Are just beginning to arrive from the East and will be added to by further arriv when the blockade d roads are opened up. Our Spring and Summer Overcoats Our Men’s, Boy's, and Youth’s Suitings OUR HAT STOC K IS THE LAROESi Just Arrived Twenty Dozen Neckwear KI- ■ UL 1 ra ÄJJ UT Columbus Buggies, Bain Wagons, Oliver Chilled and Steel Plows, OUR HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR Scotch Clipper Plows, OTFF3 STOCK OF CC’’'-~Z_S Flying Dutchman Gangs and Sulkies. TO THE LADIES. T. G-, BALLI1TGEE ÓC CO Euriskc Market. Handle Most all Kinds of Produce 0. 0. HODSON OREGON DEVELOPMENT COM PANY'S STEAMSHIP LINE. Mfws ii hi taty fe to hii. Southern Parihr (oinpani's Lines. I THE MIII VT SHASTA KOI TE! ANY AND ALL KINDS OF PLUMBING A. J. APPERSON GARDEN SEEDS ! ARE YOU GOING EAST? Paints, Oils, TOILET & FANCY ARTICLES FEEF-CT1ÆEET. ETC Red Front Grocery MÜ! mu Œ," Prescriptions and Recipes Carefully Compounded at all Hours, Day or Night. The I {ova 1 Route W£ C0MMFÆCML STABLES. j L Omaha, Kansas City, Chicago, East, North SPECIAL ACCOMMObATIOXS FUR IIIWIU III. TRAVELLERS. I South.