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CARLISLE’S AXIOMS SPOILED POBTLAND MARKET. A Krpublicau Newspaper See» the Secre tary and Go®» Him One Better. O.y*—c.rs) (Wholesale Quotations.) Governor STATE OF OREGON W. P Lord S to «9 Mr. Carlinle in one of hi« tqieecht« de Secretai y of State . H. R K incaid SILVER AND PRICES. P otatoes y loo it,, I 25 Treasurer . . P hil . M etchan liver«! hituHclf of five so called axioms, i I nions •• Supt. of Public lustru 'tiou G. M. I rwin Co"‘“‘«Hlt1„ H.„ P.l^ Tw.at. P„c..v 50 75 which tlie gold press in the east is cir Attorney-General C. M. I dlkman W heat Willamette 85 87 <m«r Ha. H. duc « d State Printer W H Leeds culating as something profonnd and un W alls Walla s.> K R. 8. B kan In hi« K]x'ech at Gaiueaville, (Ja. OD D ocks y doa. answerable. They are as follows: Supreme Judges <F A. MooRB, 4 00 H°U’ Huke 81nith «‘><1’ <C. W olverton G eese ■’ 1. There is not a free coinage country J TT. “’I 7 so Member Board of Equalization . S. D. G ibson Thc chim, therefore, that the money C hickens — Old fl dos 2 75 iu the world today that is not on a sil (G eo . H. B urnett Circuit Judges Spring | h . H. H ewitt 2 25 half hlU* b<’en rednced ™ B vttkh -Brine ver basis. Prosecuting Attorney J ames M c C ain Jo Joint Senator 3. There is not a gold standard coun haff, thereby depriving the public of a J W Maxwell Store, in Bolls Representative . . H. G. G uild 25 try in the world today that does not use aufficieut volume, ia aimply grouudleNi Choice Dairy UNITED STATES OFFICALS; S7fc We still use gold aDd silver both aud .¡¡ver money along witli gold. Creamery 4 ’ ’ » Senators 1 J H M itchell i*ualors ) j N. D olph 3 There is not a silver standard have more than we ever had prior to Eons—Oregon 25 Comtressmen l,st District B. H ermann oountry in the world today that uses any the passage of the act of 1873. The L ard , Oregon 8 7*« ¡„id District . W. R. E llis ” Eastern *vat thecnrre“cy hasoon- gold along with silver. R obt . a . M iller Register, B acon — clear sides e m her u by a PJ aHciat 't>K the value 8 4. There is not a silver standard U. S. Land Office, Oregou City Peter Paquet " Hains 10 ( 11 country in the world today that has of gold, is shown to be false by the Receiver. Shoulders ....... 6 COUNTY OFFICIALS: more than one-third of the circulation enormous output of gold last yew. It FLOl'B-Willamette Judge 2 50 2 I ' ‘ W.W.C ohdbb was the largest in the world ’ s history per capita that tho United States has. (I). P. H arvey Country Brands 2 5o 2 ! 60 Commissioner II. B. A lley j. There is not a silver standard and amounted to »181,500,000. Tlie T. H. G oyne Clerk country in the world today where the workVs coinage of gold in 1893 rose to Sheriff J. H. J ackson Treasurer J ohn B arker laboring num receives fair pay for his !f!?’',85’000, aud that oi silver to MRS. NEWMAN, Assessor A. T. W hite 1135,389.000, making the largest year day's work. Surveyor .............. A. M. A ustin School Supcrintei udent . I.. P S mith a first class Wo will offset those five with six oth ly coinage iu the world’s history, with Coroner _______________ C. E. R eynolds possibly one exception. The world's ers : Deputy Prosecuting Attorney •y . '* E. ” E. “ S ------- elfh Circuit Court convenes tf._ ine , 4th _ ________ Monday ____ iu 1 There is not one free coinage coun stock in full legal tender, gold and sil August, and an adjourned term is generally ver, today is, by the largest statistics, try in the world today that is not enjoy held in the spring. ing unexampled prosperity, the only »8,905,900,000 gold and »3,485,800,000 Of many years experience in the East, PRECINCT: drawback being a foreign debt contract silver, and it must not be forgotten that solicits the patronage of the ladies of Justice of the Peace . . . I. T. M aulsby even though the gold standard may be Constable S M iller Tillamook and vicinity. ed ou the gold basis. CITY OFFICIALS. in force, the silver coined furnishes 2. There is not a gold standard coun Ma vor....... E. K. S elph Shop at Mrs Sturgeon's. . D. R easoner try iu tlie world today the property of money for final redemption to relieve Mrs. <’. M. Newman. J ohn J ones which lias not shrunken from 35 to 60 the pressure upon gold, just as if it had Council < L- H iner W. H. R eynolds per cent during the last 21 years; not been coined upon a free coinage plan. G eo . C ohn The claim that gold has appreciated, one iu which there are not unexampled Recorder ............. . . C. N. D rew thereby depreciating the valne of prod Treasurer A lfred W illiams depression, distress and sorrow. Marshall W. T Perry ucts. is based upon the theory that the I 3. There is not a silver standard SCHOOL BOARD decrease in the value of silver and in M. W. Harrissou, A. W. Severance, «ml Claude country in tho world today that has any Thayer.—Clerk, Tom Coates. need of gold mouey except to settle for the valne of products has been contem ► ---------------V CHURCH DIRECTORY. poraneous. A careful examination of 9- - V 4 eign balances, and there is not a gold K ristian C hurch :— Rev. H. B. Morgan, pastor. Services on Sundays at 11 o'clock A. M. standard country in all tho world today the facts shows this not to be true. The Of dress and cloak and at 7:30 P. M. until further notice. that tho bulk of all the gold is not lock average decrease of commodities since making, at home. M E. C hurch :— Rev. I). McLachlan, pastor. 1873 has been about 20 per cent The ed up in tlie treasury or in tlie banks Services 1st Sunday in month at 11 A. M. at Bay heaviest decline has been in the line of Fashionable work. City and at 7 P. M. in Tillamook. 2ndSunday auilthe people are suffering from “sound those things which the masses of the at Pleasant Valley at 11 A. M. and in Tillamook money” a.-qiliy.xia. i’atronage of ladteaof Tillamook respectfully at 7 P. M. 3rd Sunday, same asfirst. 4th Sun- people buy. All these reductions in solicited. doy, Tillamook, morning and evening. 5th Sun 4. There is not a silver standard coun days at Nehalem. prices are partly attributed to a lessened try in the world today where there are oost of production and partly to the re Mrs. J W. HASKINS. C atholic C hurch :—N o pastor at present. any idle deposits lying in the banks, all j cent panic. While the commodities have tho money being in active circulation fallen 20 per cent silver has fallen 50 SVMMOXS. mid drawing large interest, and the cir per cent. IN THE JUSTICE'S COURT OF THE STATE OF ORE SOCIETY DIRECTORY. FOR FAIRVIEW PRECINCT IN TILLAMOOK culation per capita in the United States' But to consider particular articles: In ■ GON A. O. F. W.—Meets every Monday night at 7 COUNTY. of real money is just about what it is in 1873 corn sold for41 centsa bushel; sil F. M. in I. O. O. F. Hall. Geo. Edmunds, M. W., <'. K. Reynolds ) D. T. Edmunds, Recorder. Mexico, nearly all the money of ultimate ver was worth »1.31 an ounce. Iu 1895 Plaintiff HOOK 81 LADDER CO. -Meetson first Tues v" > redemption lieing hid away in the vaults corn sold for 52 cents; silver was worth day night of each month in City Hall. Geo. William Quick Colin, President; Theo. 8teinhilber, Chief; Otto Defendant. j of tlie treasury and national banks. 07 cents ail ounce. Silver had fallen 50 Heins, Secretary. 5. There is not a silver standard per cent and com had risen 25 per cent. To William Quick defendant above named: G. A. R — Meets first and third Saturday of In the name of the State of Oregon you are country in the world today where the In 1873 wheat was worth »1.17 a bush hereby required to appear before the under each month at,l P. M. in G. A. R. Hall. C. N. Drew, Adjutant; J. W. Waxwell. Commander. signed, a justice of the peace for the preciuct laboring man is not receiving full pay- el; silver was »1.81 an ounce. In 1878 on the 2nd day of January 18/), at lo I. O. O. F.—Meetsevery Tuesday night at 7;8o mid more regular work than he ever re- 1 wheat was »1.34 a bushel; silver was aforesaid, o’clock in the forenoon of said day it being more p. m . in I. O. O. F Hall. Wm. Ebei man, N. G._ reived before. There is not a gold coun »1. 15 an ounce. In 1880 wheat was 90 than six weeks from the date hereof, at the Carl Knudson, Rec. Secretary; Win. Hamilton,' office of «aid justice, in said precinct, to answer Secretary. try in tlie world today where a vast pro cents; silver $1.04. I11 1895 wheat was the above named plaintiff In a civil action, and Per. AI.DER CAMP.—No. 219, Woodmen of the portion of the people are not idle and-1 85 cents a bushel; silver G7 cents an in default thereof the said plaintiff will take World, meets every Friday night in 1. O. O. F" judgment HgaiiiBt you in the sum of $27.00 and hall. R. R. H ays , Consul, H omer M ason , where wages are above the rates of 1841), ounce. interest tiiereon at the rate of Io per cent per from the 6th day of June 1893, und for Clerk. except where they have been maintained Cotton. This is the production iu annum A. F. ft A. M. Meets first Saturday night of costs and disbursements of this acliou. >iy the stubborn persistence of the later which onr people arc directly interested. This summons is served upon you by publica each month in I. O. O. F. Hall. Geo. Cohn, W. M ; F. R. Beals, Secretary. by order of said justice. unious. The claim that the value of cotton de tion Given under my hand this 18th day of Nov- JOHNSON CHAPTER NO. 24 — Meets at 7 30 P. (!. There is not a silver standard pended upon the rise or fall of silver ember, iS'J.s, W. B S mith , M. oil the 3rd Saturday of each month at I. O. Justice of the Peace. 26-32 O. F. Hull J. E > ibley, II. P : W. . Cornier, country in tlie world today where the has been shown to be without founda i Secretary. people aro not doing better than ever be tion this year. Cotton iu the last four SILVER WAVE CHAPTER, No. 18, O. E. S CITATION. fore. There is not a gold standard coun months has risen 30 per cent; silver 5 I n ihi : C ounty C o ( hi of the S taie of ore - Meets 2nd and 4th Saturdays of each month. Mis. A. A. Ford, W. M.;G. W. Pettit, Secretary. try where the people are not in more dis per cent. Prior to 1878 the price of cot gon for the C ounty of T ilgamook . ss . of the Estate of ] tress and suffering, more loss and more ton varied front 4 to 40 cents. Silver In the Matter James Ryan J Citation apprehension than ever before.—Salt never fell below »1.29. In 1845 cotton Deceased. J MAIL SCHEDULE. To Catharine Torpey. Margaret Malone, _ Ma Lake Tribune. sold for 4 cents. Silver was then »1.82 mie Criiniiiins, Nellie Uriiiiniiiis, Maggie Crim- T illamook and N orth Y amhill :— tnins. John Criniiiniis, James Ciiinmin», Tim an ounce. The Two Alternatives. Leave N. Yamhill daily except Sunday 8 p. in. Dressmaker<- ! ' J Ü [ : ate ^ t RIGHTS OF PROPERTY. The discussion of the money question in the next campaign will be lifted from The Spirit of Free Coinage 1» En^ntially the low plane where Secretary Carlisle is Socialistic In It» Tendencies. trying so hard to confine it. The present It cannot bo denied that the spirit of ng’.taliou is not due to the greed and much of the freo coinage literature is selfishness of the silver miner, nor is it a distinctly opposed to those rights of scheme of repudiation in the interest of 1 property which are at the bottom of our tlie debtor class. If there was nothing in whole social system. It is not needful the present agitation beyond the fact to dwell on the fact that human prog tin t the silver miner was getting (15 ress is only possible when the producers cents instead of $1.30 per ouuco for his of wealth are protected in the posses- silver, it could never rise to the dignity sion of all they create. The examples of uf ls'ing considered a question of serious those conntries where property is inse national importance. It is the legisla cure is sufficient proof that the enjoy tive depreciation of tlio $4,000,000,000 ment of property is the first requisite of of silver that is circulating as money in civilization. some part of tho world, and the conse Various schools of agitators, such as quent effect upon the price of all com the socialists, communists and anarch modities that makes this a national—a ists, are seeking to abolish the institu- worldwide—question of overshadowing . tiou of private property. In the cheap importance. mouey agitation which is sweeping over As an apt uud skillful imitator the the country we find the essential ideas Asiatic has no equal. Ages of povorty of the socialists, etc., in another form. have inured him to all manner of hard There are in this country a large num ships and privations und forced him to ber of people who have saved a little adopt a low level of life that is entirely money, which they have loaned out to at variance with tho intelligence and others. The advocates of free silver civilization of the western world. If we boldly claim that the result of the adop would compete with him and maintain tion of their mouey scheme would be to our present basis of civilization, we take from all creditors one-half of their must remonetize and restore the price of property by enabling debtors to repay silver, and thereby take from him the their loans with dollars worth half as bonus of 100 per cent given him by 05 much as of those borrowed. This is cent silver. Failing in this, we should nothing less than a proposition to take not hesitate for a moment to accept the the propertv of those who have saved only other alternative that piromiaes any money aud invested it, and to give it to relief from the present state of business those who have borrowed, or, in other ilepression and stagnation—adopt the words, the confiscation by law of one- silver standard and share with Mexico, half of a» tl>e loans t,f ,the conn,ry < liiua and Japan the prosperity that is When the farmer and workingmen un sure to be theirs so long as Europeclings derstand that this is the real object of to the gold standard.—J. B. Grant of the free coinage agitation ’ill they Denver. continue to favor the attack on private property? _______________ GoldHe Argument. A FlaanelBl Ch.rl.UD. The Harvey-Horr debate resolved it The Minneapolis Tribune says: “Ckin- self into something of this sort toward rX» C ubley of Penn^ the last: Harvey—The unit of value is silver, vania is put forward as ’be«‘ve^ ^ee act 17 92. Horr—You are a liar! Harvey—Thevolumeof money in cir culation controls the volume of prices. Horr—You dod bummed liar, you know better! Harvey—The act of 1873 was surrep tour following ‘political he says, eiflbodv the result of his stotly titiously passed and is in fact a crime. Horr—You are a liar. of the money question . .. .Fi„t —Double the volume of tnon Echo from Sherman—Liar! Harvey—Times will never improvi while we remain on the gold basis. Horr—You are a liar! Echo from Rothschilds—Liar! Chorus of Goldbug Paper*—Liar. •V aud roo divide the debt«. Fourth.-Divide the volume ol Liar! Liar!—Denver Road. mnnev and voo double the debts. ^IfMr Sibley's first proposition wer< They've Had Enongli. V w rnld be for govern- Nebraska silver Democrats 5'ill hold state conference Aug 22. Carljs c 1* Xt ’ ^ktevaln«. by s.mply men. . lng the volume of «0 be challenged to »trend “i"1 drl*J,e creasing or decreasing b ,be with Brviui. But lie wi«i't <1<> it. In* circulating “wlln' ) J. lowi. qnadrnp Horr Harvey debate has killed all tnture pCMBibilitiea of getting any m<>J* J”n,f .liacuiviona with the goldbug» faey.ire now fully pemnadeil that they argument on their hide »nd that n diaing and blunter are not reliH*«* 7 • YTwTPikwd in vain** ^nfficien». rich. ’'—Baltimore Sum »nfferiug public, no they will i>«,e«*»rl T full back on their neerr-r. dark anil dingy »till hunt method» of boodle *er an wwwinr™.«^ 4 l«irty lash.—Farmer«’ Tribune i f . kv th« r Free Exchange Columq DIRÏCTORY. Y le ?, othy Crinimins, Willie (Timmins, Dennis Crim mins, William Ryan, Dennis W. Ryan, and R. F. Ryan, heirs, and all unknown persons heirs of tiie above named James Ryan, deceased, Gieeting: I n the N ame of the S tate of O regon , You are hereby cite«l and required to appear in lhe County (ourt of the State ol Oregon, for the County of 1 illamook, at the Court Room thereof, nt Tillamook, in the sold County, on Tuesday, the ;th «lay ol January. 1K96, at o o'clock, in the fore noon of that «my, then and t.iere lo show cause, if any there be, w hy an o:der should not be made by the County Court, of the Mate of Oregon, for the County of 1 illa- authorizing the sale «»f the real property be longing to lhe above named estate, described Bs follows. The east‘2 of east'7 of section 7, to 1 south, range 8 west, of the Willamette Meri dian in Oregon. Witness, the Hon. W . W. Conder » — Judge of tlie County ( out t of lhe State 4 . i of Oregon, for the County of Tilla- t | mook. with tlie seal of said Court affix- - e«l this 12th day of November, I895. Attest: T. 11 i.oyne, Clerk. 25-29 Arrive at Tillamook next day by 4 p- in. Leave Tillamook daily except Sunday 6 p. in. Arrive N. Yamhill next day 2 p. m. T illamook and H ohsonvii . le :— • l/ve Tillamook daily except Tuesday 6:00 a m. Arrive llobsouville 9.00 a.m. I.’ve Hobsonville, except Tuesday 2:15 p.m. Arrive Tillamook ... 5 >5P «n. N etarts :— Leaves Tillamook Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at 7 a. m. Arrives Netarts 12 m. Leaves Netarts, same days, 1 p. in. Arrives Tillamook by 6 p. ni. B arnkhat :— Round trip to be performed on Monday. (¿ rand R ond :— Leaves Grand Itounde daily except Sunday at b p. m , or on arrival of mail from McMinn ville Arrives at Tillamook at 1:45. Leaves Tillamook Daily except Sunday at 6 p. m. or on arrival of mail from N. Yamhill, which is usually 4 30. Arrives at Grand Itonde at 1:45. SHERIFF’S SALE. Post Office hours, 7 30 A. M. to 8:00 P. M I n the CiR< 1 it CouitT of the S tate of O re Money Order department. 8.00 A. M. to 6:0 > P. M. gon for ihf : C ounty of T illamook . Sunday 3:00 to 2:00 P. M. Mrs. I. J. White ) Plaintiff vs < Leaner Gray and Geo. Sorenson | o Defendants. ) Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an ex o ecutioii and order of sale issued out of ami un der tne seal of the above entilhd court, on a judgment ainl decree of >.»id court made and entered on the 27th day of August, 1895, in favor of the plaintiff and against 1 he above . named defendant», tor the sum of >509,02, with interest the.eon from November I5I11 1'91 at ten pt- cent pel annum, the further sum of >75.00 aitor- ne\ ” fees and costs and disbursements taxed at ‘ a.id LHe costs of said w rit, cominilliuiilg me .0 n.ak«- side of the following described teal propcity tu-wit: i uc cast ¿m.fof the nottli-east quarter, south east quart« . and south half of souti.-wtst qilar- It: ui scciion mi. iy-si.x, township Illiev south, range eight west of me Willamett--Meridian, containing 3-.0 acres mote or less, tn Tillamook countv, state oi Oregon: I will, on the 23d <1 ay resh almon of November, 1H95 at Die front door ul tnr counlv court House of I tllamook county. Ore alt almon gon at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M., in the city ot lillamook in said county and suite, sell at lams rabs tc public auction to the hignest and l»est bidder tor ca h, all the right, title and interest winch Salmon salted to older. Fish furiiishe«! in fne deicndaiiis. or either ol tiieni nad at tne date o| the mortgage mentioned in the cotn- wiigon-han! lots for valley peddlers piaint. or now hav< of in or to said real prop r- IV tosdisfy said execution, order, judgment and d< tree, interest a id coats aim accruing costs. Dated this 24th, «lay of August. 1895. j il. J a < KsoN, Mienrt oi Tillamook County. Oicgon. 22-26 Prices to Suit FISH It Costs You Nothing to Advertise Your Real Estate Here if You Do’nt Sell It. BARGAIN LIST. 'No use to bother with this scheme unless you offer bargains. Other property will be placed in the list as fast descriptions can be set in type. I1200—159 acres, first bench land, 30 acres improved, 12 acres van be plowed, balance easily improved. All in tame grass. Good buildings, running streams of water. Ou coun ty road, 2 miles from post oftlee, school house on place. Can keep 5 cows easily. Best bar gain iu the county. Must be sold soon; best of reasons for selling. Price |i'2oo, easy terms, apply at this office where full information will be giveu. 8 $400— California property, for sale or ex change. A lot 40x150, with triangular lot of same area adjoining it on rear, ‘.3 acre in all. room for garden, chickens, etc., beautiful situa tion, magnificent view of orange orchards, vine yard, and snow capped mountains in back ground. Four miles from center of city of Los Angles, four miles from center of the celebrated Pasadena, on boulevard and electric connecting both places, cheap fares, and only a few min utes ride to either place. Best equipped electric line in the United States. Both cities will soon f7oo—7o acres, 12 acres of it fine tide land, 20 be built together. Value of property fqoo Will acres clear roll.ng ground, balance good exchange for Tillamook property. Call at this spruce timber. Fronts on Netarts bay, county office for partietulai b . road crosses it Can keep 10 dairy cows from start, and more by seeding open land to grass. $4000—25 acres adjoining city, sightly loca Spring of pure cold water, also running brook tion, high and dry, good drainage, high Convenient to school, store, post office and saw mill. Fine view of bay and ocean. Good fruit state of cultivation, well fenced, new 8 room land. This is a great bargain. Call at this house, barn etc. Two orchards, one bearing, profusion of stuail fruits anti berries, fine gat office or on J. H. Jackson city. den Close to ac demy, 1O minutes walk to court house, just the place for a man who wants I to take lite easy. Can milk ten cows, keep For Exchange—California and other prop j horses, chickens ect. on place. Place will bring erty : f;ood lucre 138 acres improved fruit and grain farm 354 arge profi miles from Elmira, Solano county, California,. ' sell Call Large house and barn. All in cultivation and : jeweler. fenced. Windmill and well. 6 2 4 40 acres partly in bearing fruit in Vacaville valley, California. House and stable, water running. 160 acres in grain farm, Fresno 1 county Cali- foiiiia. House, barn and well off good water. 640 acres of timber land in Monterey county, California, unimproved. 22 lots iu San Diego, California. 2 lots and house iu San Francisco city. 6 lots in South Monrovia, California. 2% acres, unimproved in Oakland, California. 2 lots in Moro Bay, San Luis, Obispo county, California. 80 acres in Davis county, Iowa. 1 acre improved, I «os Angles, California. 6 lots in Ft. Scott, Kansas. Hotel building and lol in Wilbur Washington. 2 houses in Portland, Oregon, $5000. 80 lots in Seymour, Texas. b lots in Chicago. Illinois. 160 uv.res in Scott county. Tennessee. Will trade all or part for dairy ranch in Tilla mook county, Oregon. Call at this office and address A. Goerlitz, Monta Villa, Oregon. fsSoo—160 acres, on main road, lo miles from town, will be only 4,Mi miles when new road is completed. Store, 1*0. and school 1*2 miles, good location near bay and beach. .So acres clear, io> acres good spruce timber, bal ance brush easily cleared. All in grass. Both old and young orchard. Good improvements, new barn. Part cash, part on time, and will take house and lot for part payment. Call at this office. W F S , C now, 15 or 20 with little work, running water oil one side, fenced, on main road, 3 miles to city, 1 mile to creamery. I.nnd easily cleared. Will support one family now and two if cleared. $400 cash ami J3oo on time. Call at this office or on L- D. Ackley, Wilson river. For Exchange—Lot in suburb of Los An gles, Cal., lor Tillamook property. Also Ao acres of hind in Tillamook county, for Cali fornia properly. Can refer a man to fairly good ranches on government land, 3 to 8 miles from city. Plenty of good timber lands yet to be homesteaded in more distant locations. Call nt this office. 0 |63o—130 acres of land, 40 acres ready for the plow, 15 acres first class bottom land, adjoining Beaver post office and creamery. No buildings. Fine sprng on the place; county road within stones throw. Will be sold for J630. Call at this office. 0 e a — ■* « This Proposition will not last long. Call at once. £*- rhe pi tee of e«< h pn|>er i» |i so pet year. “ALL THE MAGAZINES IN ONE M T he REVIEW0FREV1EW5 , Edited by AI.BEWT SHAW. , E . * - K P. F. BROWNE TAILORING. Suits SI4 and Upward. B. BUBACH, T it ¿pun« Tabiih*« cure bilious»««. Hipmi« Tabules ; for bad t«ni|x»r. HE REVIEW OF REVIEWS, aj its MONTHS name implies, Rives in readable form the best $1.00 that appears in the other great magazines all over the world, generally on the same date that they are published. With the recent extraordinary increase of worthy periodicals, these careful reviews, summaries, and ANNUAL quotations, giving the gist of periodical liter»- SUBSCRIPTION - lure, are alone worth ’"R eview -R 1*99 eviews 1 Kepitii ins 'Cue H« cheap as the clieB|»r»t Come and t»r convinced. Advocate Building i m By accepting tliiss proposition yon save a dollar, which is worth looking after these hard times. , S S PrKrm.''!h"i'irt «mi'h ’*»« '• ■. atest Sty es and Fit Guaranteed towniiliip * « h HI i . ut rangc 10 w of thè i.um ette Meridian (onlaining > k > nere». I will un thè 3 Ah day «»f Noiciiiltf- t***- at 0 A M aitheir.mtd<jui «4 lhec.Hii.ty ùt Tiilai»»«"'8 vounty. Oix-u'-ii. in iill«m<»,’k OD *a»«l coonty «nd »tate. *ell «t ptiblic io thè hhthe-t «nd l»e*l Wdder. fi»r ra«h all thè I also take your measure fur th« leading «hi "l'i. «od Ihle.e.l -l.teh thè delen .«III. Jm »I M Henne,. h«d »< "•« .’S« «' ,h* «■ntaldUlimenl tn New York City, and insure m. ri« .«• men::...ie.| ih thè «m.plaml or »o» a perfect fit Hejnilriiig Done Tài m * .0 ’«Id real pioprrt, O «Dal,-ah . tttinli <*4<r pulir « -HI ■”<l de rer t..trrr«t artj «Mi* and «ni««« pale«! tb»» -id 'b»} «»I Octo’wr, 1S# 1 1« J ack *,* Nheiilf «f tiUam jok C umm I jt <>teg » 23-2; illa mook KipM« I »lui-’ : » >»""*> *' "»• O- — 23 acres, all bottom land, best sedi ment land in the world. 5 acres plow land, 1 $7< in grass. Big root crops, will support 7 cows Only Two Dollars per Year the Times: ¡..pai « Tabule* < «e dixziiiew 3 MARKET ON OLSEN'S WHARF. SIIEKIFF M SALE. IN THE C irci IT « ourt or thè state or ore <;<>N F«»R THE t’OVNTY OF Ì*ILLAM«»OK. Samuel Foster Plaiiitiff vs John M M. Bentley ih'i’cmlaiit Notice is hereby »preti that by virtue order of of un rxcctltioii atld » I,- Irtued "IH oiniKl umiei Ih" ~»l <>l the aliine .ulillnl loml ii" » j.i.lKinvllt alhlile . iae .>1 ~ai<l • "«rt e'"1 ou V",' .lUor AUKU.I. in i-’i" pi-lhtir '«iuuvl Fiarter. ami a.aimil Ih. alane named <| h-u.lant. Julin M M H. iilM .hir thè .um of .216,0 ami Ih. iwrther aum « atlorne, a . „imlci’i-ol ami laai’l al u; So and arerh- ma intere,! ul Ih. ial. ul » per « ut per ammhi irom thè a. ih da, ol AuKu.l r»<, cumuiaii.lin< melo nahe aale -t thè lol.owmg .leacrilmd II600—5 acres, city limits, 2-story 9100m house, good barn etc. i)4 blocks laid out in lots, fine young bearing orchard, berries in profusion, 5 minutes walk to court house. Very desirable property. Favorable terms. Also. 6 blocks adjacent, will be sold separately or alto gether. All sightly property, and city building in that direction. Call at this office or on J. W Haskins, city. Oregonian J. J(. JOHN^Ofl, Piop'r. C 7 8Ä g g I T" tSSt XJf T the subscription price. Aside from these departments, the editorial and contributed features of the Rivuw or R bviiwj are themselves equal in extent to a magazine. The Editor's "Progress of the World" Is an invaluable chronicle of the happenings of the thirty days just past, with pictures on every page of the men and TMRKK women who have made the history of the month. ACCENT Tit Litertrv World says: "We are deeply SAMPLES Impressed from month to month with the value of the ‘Rtviiw or Rgviiws,’ which is a sort 25 cents of Eiffel Tower for the survey of the whole field of periodical literature. And yet It has a mind and voice of its own, and speaks out with decision and sense on all public topics of the hour. It is a singular combination of the monthly magazine and the daily newspaper. It is daily In its freshness; it is monthly in its method. It is the world Agents find It under a field glass.” the Host s»ld »11 all New. Manga. 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