The Sweetest Music.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ah, many a day
Have J wandered away,
Alone, to the forest glade,
Where all summer long
The wild bird’s sweet song
Was heard in the wildwood shade.
With upturned face—
Where the alders grace
The edge of the gurgling brook ;
'Neath the elm tree bough
I have bared my brow,
And reclined in the sheltering nook
Whew the alders wave
Near the brooklet’s lave—
The sky seemed a dome of blue,
While from leaves of trees,
Soft stirred the breeze,
The sunshine was sifting through.
The ivy bringing
Its tendrils, clinging,
A wreath woven bower made;
Foliage twining
With grace, combining
To deepen the welcome shade.
Where the blue bird sang,
The robin’s note rang—
Cloud tinted, the Boating sky ;
I long for that nook
And musical brook
That ever goes flowing by.
—Emily T. Charles.
CITY MARKET,
PIONEER BOOT AND SHOE STORE
FRED. F. KELLER, Prop.,
Is the best place to get your
goods for the Holidays. Be­
fore purchasing for yourself
or family, it will pay you to
CALL AN1) EXAMINE
my goods which are warrant­
ed as represented. Having
Successor to W F. Bangasser,
Bangaaaer’a building. Cor. B and Third St*
—o—
Here is where you can get your money’»
worth in
Beef, Pork, Mutton, Sausage, Trip*,
and everything in the line of meats, of th«
liest quality the country affords. Also the
Low Prices to Suit
Best of Bolognas.
Give me a oall and be satisfied.
HOTEL,
ST. <11 ABLE*
r. MÜLTNEH. Prop.,
Times, and where you won t have to Pay
for rips on your boots and shoes. Boots made and
repaired at short notice. Sign of the BIG BOOT,
Opposite the Grange Store.
P. F. Bl’OWIl©.
Corner Third and B streets,
YH .VIINNV1LI.E
.
.
OREGON
New house! New furniture! Unsurpassed
in the ooiintry. Kates—fl to $2 per day ac
oording to room. Single meals 25 oentE
lodging, 25 to .50 oentB according to room.
Board and Lodging, $4 to $6, per week. Tw
Fine Sample Rooms for commercial men
Give me a call and see for vourself.
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THE GREAT
TRANSCONTINENTAL ROUTE
SAMVEL GOFF,
Ijate of Independence, having purchased the
TEAM* A Nil TRUCKS
Of Logan Bros. <t Henderson, offers his
servioes in that line to the publio, and will
Guarantee Satisfaction
N
okthekh
SHOJIEST!
Produce Price Current.
IIIIIIIHIIIIIIITHE DINING CAR 1,1 N
lo all who favor him with their patronage.
He will keep a wagon specially adapted to the
THE DIRECT ROUTE!
NO DELAYS!
FASTEST TRAINS!
Wheat j»er cental in Portland
delivery of paroela. trunks satchels, etc., fop
ak’d
...............
11 3A (d 1 40
the accomodation of the public. Orders left
Wheat per bushel in MoM .
74
75 nt the stable will be promptly attended to at
To CHICAGO and all points EAST.
Osts..
88
40
Tickets sold to all PROMINENT POINTS
Wool per lb
31
IS
Throughout the East and Southeast.
W. T. BAXTER.
F. J. MARTIN
Flour per barrel
4 00
4 20
Baoon Hides .
7
8
TO KANT BO IN D PA
N <- IK*!
Hams
»
10
Shoulder«
6
7
IT
”
BE
CAREFUL
AND
DO
¡NOT
MAKE
A
MISTAKE
—BUT BE SURE
Lard
6
7
At the New Store of
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TO
TAKE
THE
Butter, fresh rolk
....
40
50
Eggs per doz ...
20
Kpplea, green per box
30
50
Dried apples, Plummer....
11
12
Lowest Kates
iwFirm, New Goods, New Prices
huh
Plums, pit lean .........
Ohiokens per doz
Hides, dry flint....
“ green ...............
Potatoes
Geese, tame, tier dos....,
Ducks, •• ••
••
Hogs, dressed
.......
.4
6
8
. 1 50
14
6
45
5 00
. 3 4M)
7
1
2 50
16
Ö0
8 KI
4 00
4H
Hazier 4 Marti»
ta tar hmm
Successors to Al. HUSSEY,
Third street, MoMinnville, Oregon,
A new, neat and clean stock. Every articb
A No. 1. Fruit Jars, Butter Crocks, Colored
Glassware, Cutlery, Cased Goods, To­
bacco. Pipes and Cigars.
X/7.E.VD//» CHAXCJ
Any person sending ns four sub-
Bribers for one year each,with $f».DO in Fresh Fruit and Vegetables in Season
cash, will receive an extra copy for one
Give me a call. Ins|>eet mv stock, and I
year. This is a rare opportunity for will guarantee prices to suit vou.
getting the best weekly paper west of
the Rocky mountains free.
Vothc oi <’« P m rl nr I*« li ip
Having eutered into Co Partnership witt
I*. M. < aid well, in the
I I El» AND FLOUR BUSINESS.
In Shobe’s building, opposite the Post ottim
the Drill will !«■ known as 001,1,51(1» A
CALDWELL.
Mr. I'Hlliwrll Still III It* II «1
llit* st mil* of Hi«* |»iibll<*.
(«1
All sales will la* for cash nt tied rock price
Orders delive rd to miv part of the city fn
of extra charge.
J. .1. COLL A RD.
1». M. CALDWELL.
McMinnville, Or.. l»ec. '.’7th, IH**»..
City Stables
And see that your ticket reads via Portland and
ZZZZ St. PAUL or MINNEAPOLIS.^-
To avoid changes and serious delays occasioned by other routes. Through
Emigrant Sleeping Cais are run on Regular Express Trains Full
Length of the Line. Beiths Free.
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QUICKEST TIME!
LOWEST RATES!
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GENERAL OFFICE OF THE
No. 2 Washington St., Portland, Oregon.
A.
I*. CHARLTON. General Western Passenger Igent.
Family Grocery Store.
A. H. & 0. 0. HODSON
Third Street. McMinnville, Oregon.
Have a‘Few
J. Harv. Henderson,
(Successor to L. RO<»T.)
& HEATING
COOK StiOVBS
healer in
Q'.oarwirc and Crockery,
That they will
i*"Goods delivered to purchasers tn the *itv
SELL FOR CASH
VERY LOW.
LIVERY FEED AND SALE STABLES
YAM HILL CO.,
Third St.. Opposite
All Frc«h Scoda, Qrocsries. Flour, Bacon, an
Al <• IM i it it a i I le
COMPANY,
They also have a SMALLLLOT of
Hardware. Tinware. Etc., Etc.,
YAMHILL CO. BANK.
D on ’ t F orget the P lace ,
—Where you will—
ALWAYS KIND
I'lpU will also be fold
Low for Cash..
They|have a few
LOGAN ----- BROS.
& HENDERSON.
PROPRIETORS-----
HENDEKSOX BROS.,
Am pl* room to ear« for honwe.
lJvery
t«ams at aa reaeonabl* ratraaa anv whore in
Dragon. Naw Mb « Third St., McMinnville.
Fine Carriages, Hack* and
Mad dlr llor«CN,
And evervthing in the Livery hire,
in good chape
At RcAMonable Kate».
PLOW*, II AR BOWS
M.HHRS And
BAIN WAGON*
That will be sold
Low for Casii.
IN THK—
LATEST^STYLES.
Fnrnishing Goods of all kind, and above
all THE LOWEST PRICES. Also agents
for the
When you want anything in that line you
will oonsult yonr own interest a« well aa Brownsville Woolen Mill,
ourato oall and see ua. We think we can suit Carrying a full line of all goods made by
vou. Try it.
A. H. & O O. HODSON. these celebrated mills