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About The Telephone=register. (McMinnville, Or.) 1889-1953 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 11, 1892)
ì T H E T ELE PHON E-R EG 1ST E R, A RECORD. Eimsko Market, As They See it The greatest publication in the Unit Harry Miller’s boom struck Portland ed States devoted to reporting the cred last Wednesday evening, when he HARDING & HEATH, Publishers. it of firms, individuals and corporations went down there to attend the republi SUBSCRIPTION BATES. engaged in mercantile or industrial can committee meeting, and the peo Oae Copy. per year, inadvance............... $• Ç0 pursuits, is Bradrfreet». It has issued ple thought it was an earthquake.— Ot® C®py, six months in advance............. ’0 a neat little pamphlet which states that Eugene Journal. the contents is a record, not a prospec Entered at the post office at McMinnville tus. It is a record in the fullest sense, While horses are smashing records Oregon, as second-class matter. of the business failures in tiie United and lowering records for speed in all States during tbe past year. The sta THU ADVERTISING R\TF.S Of TlIE T f .I.E- tistics contained were gathered from classes, breeders and feeders are not asleep, The recent heavy weights ex- fhoxf .-R egister are liberal, taking in consideration the circulation. Single 60,280 cities and towns in tiie 1 nited hibited at the fat stock shows in this inch. $1.00, each subsequent inch, $.75. States. Front it we glean tiie fact that country and in Europe, seem to point Special inducements for yearly or semi- t itéré exists about one strictly commer to the time when beef steers to dress yearly contracts cial or industrial institution to each from 1000 pounds up will be the rule J ob W ork N fatly A xd ki . y E xecuted at reasonable rates Our facilities are seventy inhabitants, aside from enter rather than the exception.— Eugene the best in Yamhill county and as good prises too insignificant to lie entitled to as any in the state A complete steam a report. The total number of failures Guard. plant insures quick work. for the year in the United States is 11,- The Salem cannery added one hun • * » R esolutions of C ondolence ana all O bit - 719, an increase over the year 1890 of dred families to the population of that uary Poetry will lie charged for at regular nearly 1'1 per cent. These failureshave city, and last year used the product advertising rates. been divided into geographical divis from 1100 acres of land in vegetables * ’ * A ll C ommunications M i st B e S igned B y ion« and are as follows- Eastern states alone, besides purchasing large quanti the person who sends them, not for pub lication, unless unaccompanied by a ‘’non 1788, middle states 3002, southern states ties of prunes, peaches, pears, cherries deplume.” but for a guarantee of good 2412, western states 2602, northwestern and lierries. In addition to its vast faith. No publications will bp published states 1204, Pacific states 1182, territor benefit to the community, it pays a fair unless so signed. • ies 143. Tiie reasons for the failures dividend to stockholders.— Rooeburg * * ’ A ddress A ll C ommunications . r E , ither 1 ron the editorial or business departments, to have lieen segregated and in the Pacific Review. T he T elephone -R egister , McMinnville, states tbe record shows that of the 1182 Oregon. failures 265 were caused by incompe The state of Oregon seems to be get » » * S ample C opies O f T he T ei . ephon e - R eg in tence, 101 inexperience, 431 lack of cap ting into a pretty fix. The legislature ter will be mailed to any person in the ital, 42 unwise credits, 11 failures of passes laws and county courts ignore United States or Europe, who desires one, others, 47 extravagance, 35 neglect, 21 them. By the decree of a federal court free of charge * * eonqietition, 112 disaster, 15 specula mortgages are assessed at fifty cents on W e I nvite Y ou T o C ompare T he T ele tion and 102 by fraud. Less failures the dollar, and yet Portland, alias phone -R egister with any other paper published in Yamhill county. have been caused by disaster in the Pa Multnomah county, concludes to do cific coast than in any of the geograph just about as she pleases in all things •HZ lubecribert who do not reecire their ical divisions. We stand fifth in in except to run democratic meetings. paper regularly will confer a. faror by im competence, second in lack of exiter- We shall wait for the next drop. mediately reporting the name to thin office iencc, sixth in lack of capital, fifth in Think of Portland’s supreme bench of granting credits unwisely, sixth in lawyers.— Side. Thursday, February 11, 1892. failures of others, third in personal ex travagance, sixth in neglect of business Congress is busying itself in passing Will the young republicans of the fourth in eonqietition, sixth in specula bills to keep the newspaper reporters tion and fifth in fraud. Taken as a from ridiculing the senators and repre state of Oregon lie Tongue-tied? whole, the Pacific states are shown to sentatives. The bill originated with Those “big guns” have arrived anti . lie by this report the safest iu which to Representative Otis in the house, are now on their way to Fort Canby. do business. Statistics like those fur where it was passed, and is now being They art* remodelled muzzle loading nished by Bradxtrcctx are of vast im considered by the senate. It will prob rifles and are of the pattern of 1874. portance to the careful business man. ably die a horning before it gets They match the arms already on the Future conditions are almost ascertain through, and even if passed would not coast, and are of not much account. able by means of them. restrain to any great extent, the pen We need mtidern high power breech dipped in sarcasm and weilded by the POLITICAL POINTS. loading pieces at tin* mouth of tiie Co- ■ daring hand of the average newspaper lumbia. reporter.—_1/5< t » i / Herald. The supposed declination »if Secreta Some of (lie counties of the state have ry Blaine causes a new speculation as Mr. Blaine's letter is shorter than been sending east for fine and expen to tbe turn matters will take in the re the Florence letter of 1884, but it is the sive steel voting liooths, but Sheriff publican camp. Whether his letter same in substance. He says: “I am Moore, say« the Gold Beach (¡azette, will be taken as final or not by leading not a candidate for the presidency and will prepaie burlap liooths for Curry republicans, that his name must not be my name will not go before the con county precincts. A vote east in a bur presented to the convention in Minne vention.” This will Ire enough for all lap lwxith will have equal weight with apolis, it will at least bring to the persons of sense and judgement; but the vote cast in the high-toned steel front tbe fact whether the republicans there was no need for Mr. Blaine to do or do not want Harrison as their write a letter to such jrersons. It will booth**. ■ext standard liearer. have no more effect on the Blaine It may be necessary for young people There will be at once a liobbing up bawlers; who are using his name for inclined to the kissing act to undergo a of little and obscure politicians all their-own purjioses, or in mistaken de sanitary examination. A young lady along the line, now that the plumed votion to his interests, than the Flor in a New England town went home knight no longer has au exclusive fran ence letter had. These persons will ac from Brooklyn the other day and kiss chise on the leadership of the party. cept nothing but a frank, public decla ed forty of her friends, giving them all Each one of these born-to-be-great indi ration from Mr. Blaine that his phys the dyphtlieria. Still there will proli- viduals will have some special merit to ical condition is such as would prevent ably always lie those who will take recommend him to the place no one but his accepting a presidential nomination Blaine could hold till he chose to let go. if made. This is too much to expect such chances. Blaine is now, as he has been for the from Blaine, though Tilden was capa As much of A late census bulletin is devoted to past sixteen years, tiie most ]x>pular ble of it. He has said as much as he the subject of paupers in almshouses. man in the party witli the masses. will say, and the bawlers must bawl It shows Unit the average age of alms With him in the background, the one their will. 11 is unlikely that they will house patqier is 51 years. In the far great center of attraction is gone, the, accept this letter as final. The Blaine As possible west one-half of all the paupers are lie- house will l>e divided within itself and Influence will overhang and disturb tween the ages of 60 and 80 years. In each factor will cavort around some un the convention of 1892 as it did that of the alms houses of Oregon then* are 99 certain satellite of its own choosing. 1888. But its power for positive mis While these changes are going on iu chief is waning. It can hardly muster paupers, 13 of whom are women. The oldest man is lost years old and the old the republican party, tiie democrats votes enough to nominate Blaine in the have no one man to whom they con face of this letter and the unwritten est woman 85. cede tiie exclusive leadership of the reasons that inspired it, and it is now J. M. Carroll, secretary of the board party; not at least until after the con too late for it to furbish up another of equalization, is reported as saving vention lias named him as tiie national candidate.— Oregonian. I that taxation as it now exists, as shown standard liearer. The democratic horo by the assessment rolls of this state, is scope shifts from Cleveland to Hill, to A HIGHER STANDARD. rapidly approaching the condition of Corman, to Palmer and back again to the single tax system, or what is better its starting point, striking units way While the country is discussing the known, perhaps, as the tax levied upon many iiossibiiities, any of whom may merits of our various new battle ships real estate only. The indebtedness and become tiie neucleus of future political and their effectiveness against the exemptions almost equal the personal forces. Just now tiie attention is more ships of foreign powers, they must not property, mid practically leal estate or less riveted on Hill, but opinions are lose sight of the fact that intricate pays al) the taxes. pro and eons as to his probabilities, pieces of mechanism require u good and time will^likely work some changes brain and expert hand to keep them Our attention lias been called to the in tiie political atmosphere which will iu good working order. Our steel article in tiie Lafayette Ledger taking bring others more prominently to the battle ships have slowly evoluted from the part of Hr. Watts. It lias his ear front. The democracy has plenty of the slow sailing ships of the past and marks and we say it was written by choice timber on hand and can afford are now a floating shell filled with tiie I[|ie only reserve will be in Groceries, Spool Cotton. Silk Twist and But- terick’s Patterns. himself, and tiie democratic editor—so to wait for further developments ami most intricate machinery. The navy called—of that sheet did not have the the dictates of wisdom.— ll~orlel. needs a higher standardjof mental qual moral stamina necessary to refuse pub ifications for the rank and file. The lication. l)r. Watts liears us no love. REPUBLICAN FICTION. splicing of ropes, the hauling of sheets He has had some experience with tiie and luilyards are now a thing of tbe It is a very well known fact that past on the modern war vessel. Ex- T ei . etiione -R egistek , and lie never will forget it. It lias made a lietter expert book keejiers when thoroughly pert seaman machinists are the tilings man of him. At least his gentle voice trustworthy in the eyes of their em necessary now in war that the ship has not lieen heard so frequently in this ployers, have embezzled funds and by meet expectations. Proper handling of a mysterious juggling of figures have county since._____________ every part will make a perfect whole made tilings appear right. The secre and we will lie able to successfully The Pope manufacturing company tary of the treasury is pursuing this cope with an antagonist to all outside being interested in “good roads," and policy in his monthly reports. He ad ap|iearances our siqierior. As these Prices will not admit of long credits, well known for its earnest efforts in the mits that he cannot pay the current de our earnest aim to do just what we advertise. direction of highway improvement, mands upon him and yet continues to In the current number of tiie Sorth will give ¡away one hundred Columbia claim and to show by his monthly re ■ Atnerii-an Review is an entertaining ar- bicycles. Theso are to lie given to ports that there is a net cash balance ' tide from tne pen of Hon.W.M.Spring- young men in high and preparatory in the treasury of $131,368,459. If the i er, in whidi that gentleman outlines •/ schools, academies and < colleges , projier detluctions are made there is a | the plan of his attack upon the Mc- —Thk i,urcau | Kinley tariff law. There are no start throughout the Cnited States, for the | deficiency of ?3o,000,000 best essaays on “good roads” in any of of fiction should be abolished and the ling ilevelopments in tiie article, be its phases. Our Oregon boy might ! people should know at least tiie true cause Mr. Springer’s plan of warfare compete, from a theoretical standpoint, financial condition of the treasury. had previously lieen given through the This state has ne practical illustrations. I The secretary will probably claim newspapers. He demonstrates the fu But she should have. while lie is negotiating his next loan, tility of attempting to repeal the whole ----- that there is a surplus. It is lucky for law and shows conclusively the wis The county court had to do its dead- the people [that the democratic party dom of attacking it in detail. Theoret ly work upon tiie bills put in by tin* has an inning once in a while. Upon ical statesmanship is till very well when printers for publishing the county their removal they have always left a there is no pressing need for reform; but court [proceedings. The state legisla- u'ee surplus for the republicans to it is practical statesmanship, which tun* made the price less than is eharg- eloat over and in some instances divide reaches for the attainable, that counts II. BURNS. ed by the papers for advertisements of amongst (he inside men. in an emergency when it is a condition businass houses and tiie county court ——— and not a theory that confronts us. 4 takes tiie law in its own hands and re- Thomas H. Tongue, president of the Mr. Springer has taken a practical duces it one-half. If they desire to re- Oregon republican clubs, is nominated view of the situation, and we have no dtiee expenses, why not reduce [the sal- ^y the Forest (¡rove Timex as the next doubt that the democratic majority in ary of themselves one hair? This is ¡in 1 nited States senator, the lower house will support his rea action widen we think would lie ap sonable plan of operations against the proved by the iieople. They won't do* It tarifl iniquity.— Telegram. Have Just Received From TIIE EAST. it however. It takes stamina to make i Ayer’s Hair Vigor keeps the scalp a precedent. They hold conventions i AYER’S CHERRY PECTORAL free from dandruff, prevents the hair for a raise anil audit and allow their is. the best remedy for Croup, from becoming dry and harsh, and own traveling expenses. They tumid Whooping Cough, Hoarseness, and all makes it flexible and glossy. All the the sudden Throat and Lung Troubles easily save the county this amount. elements that nature acquires, to make to which young people are subject. the hair abundant and beautiful, are Keep this medicine in the house. Hon. It has been decided Io increase tin* U. Edwards Lester, late U. S. Consul to supplied by this admirable preparation. In Genuine Oak Must be Seen to be Appreciated. capital stock of the Corvallis Cannery Italy, ami author of various popular and Ice company to $5i>,000. This will works, writes : — Kidney Disease THE PRICES ARE BELOW THOSE OBTAINED IN PORTLAND “With all sorts of exposure, in all enable them to put in successful iqiera- sorts —is the cause of no end of suf of climates, I have never, to this fering. A safe and certain remedy is tion the largest cannery in Oregon. day, had any cold nor any affection of throat or lungs which "did not yield Farmers can take stock and pay for the DR. HENLEY’S to Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral within 24 the same in vegetables or fruit delivered Lours. Of course I have never allowed Oregon Kidney Tea. myself to be without this remedy in all PARLOR SL ITS, PICTURE FRAMES, at the cannery. This is an institution my voyages and travels. Under my It can do you no harm. It may do that will cause thousands of dollars to ' own observation, it has given relief to a EASY CHAIRS, SPRING BEDS, you much good. Here is the testi be placed ill circulation in Benton vast number of persous ; while in acute mony of one sufferer who lias been eases of pulmonary intlamination. such county. Besides the money realized ! as croup and diphtheria in children, life MATTRESSES, TuOUNGES, made a “a new man.” front the sale of the manufactured goods has been preserved through its effects. I had lieen troubled many years I recommend its use in light and fre with disease of the kidneys when TABLES, WALL PAPER, hundreds of dollars will lie paid out for quent doses. Properly administered, kind Providence sent Dr. Henley with tho Oregon Kidney Tea to my labor and farm and orchard products. in accordance with your directions, it is SHADES, hotel. It bad an almost miracu CARPETS, If you want to help yourself and your a priceless blessing in any house.” lous effect and in a few days I was anew man. G. A. TUPPER, country take stock in the cannery. Remember we buy Goods from Factories in the East, Proprietor Occidental Hotel, Santa Rosa, Cal. Aside from dividends, which are cer and can Sell Below Portland Prices. tain, a profitable market for the or It has cured thousands; TREPARID BY v why not you ? To-mor- chard and garden is assured, aud em Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. BURNS & DANIELS. i row may be too late. ployment for many men, women and Sold by all Druggists. Price $1; six bottles, $a L F Your druggist trill trll you about children during the busy season.— Ren & it. Ask him. ton Leader. Dr. Mlle«’ New Heart Cure at Druggists. j 8. HIBBS. Desires to Close Out Present Stock - - Proprietor. ORGANS ! $50, 075, S85, S1Z5. Come and Examine them and see What you buy. Every instrument guaranteed for five years. A full line of We will be in our NEW STORE in UNION BLOCK, next door to Martin & Sanders, where we will have the finest store in the city. The undersigned having leased the Ma sonic Building - Fresh Meats of all kinds constantly on hand. Highest price paid for Butchers stock. Tanin S trkkt , M c M innville , O r . GUITARS. BANJOS. VIOLINS ACCORDEONS. C. C.BISSEN. McMinnville, Or. A. H. GAUNT, —DEALER IN— minirai The Finest Line of Confection ery in the City. All kinds of Produce taken at the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE. Call and examine my Stock and get Prices. A. H. G aunt WE WANT YOUR EYE Notice to Creditors. Points to Remember for 1892. in the purchase of Gro ceries. NOTICE is hereby given that tin- under- signed has been efuly appointed by the county court of Yamhill county, State of Oregon, sole Executrix of the last will and testament of Win 1). McDonald, Late of this county, deceased. Therefore, all per sons having claims against the estate of said decedent are hereby notified and re quired to present them to me at my resi dence in McMinnville, in said county, with the proper vouchers therefor within six months from the date of this notice. Dated this 27th <iav of January. IMS. effi K j M c D onald . Ramsey A Fenton, Executlix. Att’y for said Estate. Fully one-half of the People do not stop to consider the money they can save during the year in purchasing goods of a HERE IS A GOOD THING FOR TOO firm that pays strict attention to the selling of First Class Goods at a Small Profit. of intelligence and quick-witted enough to A MAN. OR WOMAN. People usually go to the nearest place regardless of cost. We sell our goods cheap and deliver them at your door. You will be able find every thing in the grocery line in our store. We are in it—The Grocery Business; and we will al know a "GOOD THING” at sight, but who lias Lost tiie Most Precious Possession on Earth, viz GOOD HEALTH, WILL NOT require a SECOND TELLING to be induced to become a purchaser OF DR. GREGG S ELECTRIC ways give you the best goods in the city for the money. We give Belts and Appliances. Do vou know why ? Because it is plain cash or trade for all produce, suit yourself in the matter. to be seen that the TRUTH ONCE TOLD ¿c soir. Fruit Growers, Attention! is enough The Surprising Promptness with which .all classes of people respond to our announcements, ami the increasing de mand for Dr. Gregg’s Goods wherever in troduced is always recognized ami the quality of merit takes care of itself. Meta phorically our statement is the Button— the Public Press it, and 5,000 ACRES “1)0 THE REST.” hr. Gregg’» Electric XpcciallicN The extent of Pressure on the button and the success of Dr. Gregg’s Eldctrie Goods in “JiolNG the Rest,” is most satisfacto rily shown in the marvelous growth of our business the past 60 days. Repeated ami increasing demands for THEGREGG ELECTRIC FOOT WARM To be sold in tracts of from 5 to 50 acres at $30.00 an acre and ER” are coming in from all parts of the with profuse acknowledgements upwards; one-fifth down, balance in I, 2 and 3 years, at 6 per cent, jx’r country so much comfort for $1 (the price)was annum. Most all of this land is under cultivation; over 400 acres now that ike buying Gold Dollars for ten cents in full bearing fruit trees. All this land is within 3 miles of Amity. The Rugged Constitution ot Man when once broken, becomes pitiable in the ex Over 700,000 pounds of fruit shipped from this point last year. treme, from which there is absolutely no escape without assistance The ftregg For particulars apply to or address Electric Beltsand Appliances, in cases of this kind, have honest lv won their title of KING OF REMEDIES. Rheumatism is conoucred, sufferers front obesity are speedHy relieved, dropsy AMITY, YAMHILL COUNTY, OREGON. quickly yields, spinal difficulties and par alysis disappear, and many other «lineases of Men ami Women are permanently cured fully described In complete catalogue for Ge or elaborate c’rcular free. We guarantee —VIA— to forfeit, twice the price of any of Dr. Gregg’s Goods found to be not genuine We make an elegant little $3 Electric Belt, which is selling very rapidly and which we will take in cxcliane for any Higher Power "The foremost of our periodicals.” Belt (except $5 Belt) and credit $3 on the Express Tyains I .eave Portland Daily price of new order. Remember the electric leave ARRIVE. . Foot Warmers” are $1 a pair, worth 110. COMMANDING Portland 7.00 |> in SanFrancisco K.l.’iam Address EVERY GREATj San Fran... 7:00 p m Portland , .35 mil THE GREGG ELECTRIC CURE CO., Above trains stop only at following sta CENTRE OF .'01 Inter Ocean Building, Chicago, Hl. tions north of Roseburg: East Portland, ami mention this paper, THOUGHT AND Oregon <'¡tv, Woodburni, Salem, Albany, Tangent, Sliedds, Halsey, Harrisburg, Jun ction city, Irving, Eugene ACTION IN ------- OF THE------- To Save Moving It. Finest Fruit Land tie Willamette Valley We shall offer all our HATS AND CLOTHING A í ’T 1 IT I . A \ 1 j U? Ini. We shall Reduce Prices on Every •/ Ar- tides in the House. The Sale of Goods at Re duced Prices FOR CASH ONLY This sale will commence Saturday, Febru arv 6th and continue untill we move. A. J. APPERSON. K Priceless Blessing." A Large Stock of Furniture! Our 16th Century Bookcases, Secretaries, Etc., Etc., Bedroom Suits from C17 to $100. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, f Will. F. BREIDENSTEIN, AMITY I RUT LAND COMPANY, The Forum East and South Southern Pacific Route SHASTA LINE. ltoaeburic Mall Dally. LEAVE. ARRIVE THE WORLD. GOV. WILLIAM E. KUSSELL. * «ample copy with Illustrated prospec tus will be tent for 25 cent«. T he F orum is tho most instructive, I Portland . I Roseburg. 8:O5 a tn Roseburg... 5:40 p in 6:20 a in Portland . 4 :00 p in Albany Local, Daily. Except Sunday. LEAVE. Portland .5: Albany........ 5: Pnllinan linffd Sleepers, the most timely, the largest and the handsomest of the reviews. I he THREE _____ GREAT ______ _______ OF GROUPS SUBJECTS ol the coming year will be ini- partially and instructively discussed by Hie ablest writers: ! ro I.IT ICA I. SUIlJ ECIS growing ont Ct the PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN II FIN ANC1 A1. D1STU RBANCES here and abroad III THEOLOGICAL UNREST-with tbe social questions suggested by these groups of great topics There is no other way whereby one may get the ripest information aboutlbegre.it problems of the tiuie within so narrow a compass or for so small a sum—short slud ies of great subjects by more Ilian a bun dred of Ibe foremost men and women of tbe world. because there is only one Amer ican periodica' for which all the great lead ers 01 opinion and of thought write, and that is T ub 1’ op . um . Tiie December number, furexaiuple, con tains* • Degradation by Pensions—Tiie Protest of Loyal Volunteers.” by L ieut . A llen R F oote . Founder of the Society of Loyal Volunteer; "Th« Meaning of the Democratic Victory tn Massachusetts, by Gov. Wx. E R ussell ; “FrenchFeeling to wards Germany—Another Conflict about Alsace-Lorraine Inevitable,” bv C asiti . le P ei . letan . Member of the French Clianibet of Deputies; Should the Silver Law of ;S90 he Repealed?” by J acob H Scllirr, one of the most successful and influential ■ankers in New York; “Is Modern E<1 ■tea lion a Failure?” by F rederick H arrisov , ■ lie great English essayist, Unregulated I'cmpetition Self-destructive.” by A ldace r. W alker , Chairman of the Western i raffic Association ; “Women’s Clubs— the Volume and the Value of their Work.” by A lice II ItuiNE; “A Day with Lord Ten- . vsqii ,” by S ir E dwin A rnold And five other articles. There are now in progress discussions of Our Pen sion System: Prison Management: The Training ol Preachers: The Louisiana Lottery: The Next Step in the Tariff Agitation: Are Modern Educational Meth ods a Failure? AIIIUVE. p in Albany........ ti: p m a ni Portland 8:.V>a m Tourist Sleeping Cars, For accommodation of second class passen gers attached to express trains WEST SIDE DIVISION Between Portland and Corvallis. Mail Train Daily, except Sunday. _ ARRIVE ’ | LEAVE Portland . 7:30 a m McMinn' 10:10 a m McMinn' 10:10 a in Corvallis . I2:J0 p m ------ Corvallis 12:55 pin McMinn* 2:56pu> Mi-M inn’ 2:56 p in Portland . 5 -30 p .u At Albany and Corvallis connect with trains of Oregon Pacific. Express Train Daily, except Sunday. LEAVE. ______ ARRIVE Portland. 4:40pm|McMnn 7.25 p in McMinn’. . 5:15 a m|Portland. 8:20 a in Through Tickets to all Points EAST AND SOUTH. from Terminal or Inferior hints fin Northern Pacific Railroad is the Line to Take To all Points East & South It Io the DINING CAR ROUTE. It runs Through VESTIBULED TRAINS Every Day in the Year tn ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO (No Change of Caro (’Wised of DIVING CAKS (unsurpassed) PULLMAN DRAWIAG l!HM XLEEI’EIIS (Of Latest Equipment,) TOURIST SLEEPING CARS Best that call be constructed an«l in which accoinmcxlations ar< for hol ders of First or Sccoiid-etnss Ti« k- ett, and For tickets ami full information regard ing rates, limits, etc., call on theConipanv’s agent at McMinnville A Continuous Line connecting with ail K KOEHLER. E. P. ROGERS, lines, affordiug direct and unin Manager. Asst. G F. «t P Agt ELEGANT MV < 0U HEX. terrupted service. Pullman bleeper reservations can be wtir M in advance through auy agentof the r..«<! JilTOUiul Tiflifls 1,1 .lo America, nn'’ al11’oi'ii» r* ° England Kmli »r?P.e can bc purchased at anv ti. kei ® conmany. >ul[ inforiuRti0» c6ncerning rat on . thuf routes an«l other details furnished Fruit Trees are dormant and every I kh I v ?£ on application to any agent or who wishes to raise GOOD FRl’IT should . „ A 1> CHARLTON. see that his trees in tiie ATTENTION FRUIT GROWERS. Clean Your Fruit Trees. WINTER HAS COME. ORCHARDS and DOOR YARDS * are Sprayed with tiie ANTI-MO88 REM EDY It keeps tiie trees free from moss ami is sure death to tiie eges of HCAL.E, KED SPIDEH CODL.IN MOTH. l'.erLera' Passenger Agent. Of thfi CoDiiiknv jw<i 1 Vl faglVt, cog. n»h l"g*"* ‘. Port»Bd'. AND It does not injure th» fruit Buds or Tree whatsoever It also acts as a stimulant to the tjee Give it a « lean Lark, 50 els. a copy $5 a year. Full Particulars given to Puri lms« rs THE FORUM, U nion S quare . N ew Y ork . Sold at the M« Mlxx< n.i.i: P ii , rx ,< v J ohn S tafford . Scientific American Agent. Agency for THE COMMERCIAL STABLE ! w a j . ■ ■ k .4 * 1 I M L I E® 1 / i (*<it*es Ac Henry, Vrops. McMinn ville, TRADE MARKS, DESiCN PATENTS 1 W ’ COPYRICHTS, etc. i or information and free Handbook write to ML NN & CO.. B roadway , N ew Y ork . Oldest bureau for securing patents in America. Every patent taken out by us is bi ought before the public by a notice given free of charge in the Scientific ^metiran , e o -, Ijiivoat circuì.lion ot i.ny «Sentine naper In the trona. Splendidi, ilia.«rated. No Intelligent man «hould be without it. Weeklr, 83.00 a year; »1. 0 six montbe. Address MUNN & Vt ULISHItHS,»;! Bf-adway. Nev York. - Oregon. Livery, Feed and Sale! Everything New And Firstcla^s. Special Accommodations for «’onimercinl T ravellers Corner Second and F. Streets, one A .lock from Cook, hotel " ji . iock CT «.Pt«»«..,,, • 11 »MI» at Ce.,ISux fu, tiand, Mala«
