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Oregon-Sublimity-The Dalles. ALPHABETICALLY.
321 Crain Geo L, postmaster and hotel CRAIN JAS H, assistant postmaster Savage M R, blacksmith and gunsmith Sublimity, MARION COUNTY. Troxel Carter, chairmaker Sweet Home, LINN COUNTY. W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON, the leading Wholesale Booksellers of California, 615 J Street, Sacramento. Summit, BENTON COUNTY. Becker E, bootmaker Berlinger B, saloon Ames Bros, gen mdse Haupert M, hotel Moss L B, blacksmith Imcroix N, gen mdse Moss M G, hotel Moeller E, drugs Pitman L D, saloon Price W E, gen mdse Richardson A J, hotel Rittenour Geo, shoemaker Shaw & Sims, planing mille Smith A, physician Simons & Alonaca, gen mdse Nibert C, blacksmith Simmons & Donaca, drugs and groceries for Catalogue. Patronage of Teachers and the Trade solleited. M. GRAY, GRAY'S MUSIC STORE. Sumner, COOS COUNTY. SIMONS W E, postmaster rgest Stock of American and Foreign Hasie, Musical Merchandise on the Coast. Send Watkinds & Abbott, doors, sash, etc Whitney Chas, bootmaker Bunnell Edward, hotel Hartling John, gen mdse Tangent, LINN COUNTY, Hudson Joseph, saloon Luse H H, gen mdse Beard Z & Son, gen mdse Cochran J, shoemaker Hickman Martin, hotel Summer Lake, LAKE COUNTY. Spangler D F, blacksmith AVERILL WM H, general merchan- dise and postmaster Hamilton Samuel. blacksmith Ten Mile House, DOUGLAS COUNTY, Day Wm. gen mdse Irving W, blacksmith Wells W .R, blacksmith Summerville, UNION COUNTY. Boswell D, blacksmith Dickson A, harnessmaker Eud Jacob, cabinetmaker Hamilton A N, hotel Henderson & Bonnett, blacksmith Tidewater, BENTON COUNTY. Doty James, atty at law and miner Herbert J T, flour In ... HOLGATE JACOB, general merchan- dise Hubers B D & Co, stoves and tinware Lebur Wm, physician Peck Wm A, sawmill Marquam P, dry goods and groceries McKalson J O, blacksmith Reeves Wm, manuf shingles Ruble David, produce Springer John, engineer Titus -, blacksmith MCKENZIE & McLENNAN, drugs and groceries MCKENZIE S L, postmaster McWilliams R J & Co, saloon Myers H & Co, livery The Dalles, WASCO COUNTY, Oliver H W, sawmill Share T W, physician Sherwood T C, physician Sommer D, gen mdse
Is a prosperous little city of 1,500 in- habitants, 100 miles above Portland, on the Columbia River, and is the county Sutherland & Crow, meat market seat of Wasco county. It is one of the Sumter, BAKER COUNTY, - liveliest agricultural towns we have ever visited, and the prospect for its steady growth is indeed quite encouraging. All the religious denominations are repre- Duckworth H, postmaster and gen mdsel sented and the churches are well attend- 21
OLD PORT WINE, H. PALMER & CO., 302 Davis St., S. F.
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO. Stoves and Hanges, 500 different sizes, ityles And patterns, 110, 112. 114, 118 und 118 Battery 8t., 8. F.
322
Oregon-The Dalles. ALPHABETICALLY.
ed. Steamers arrive from and depart for Portland daily and for Walla Walla, 120 miles distant tri-weekly. The schools Crum Albert, cigars and tobacco Dehin F, watches and jewelry Dickerson J B, meat market are good, the sanitary condition is excel- lent and the people are enterprising and industrious. There are two weekly pa- Duffy & Marshall, liquors pers published here, the "Inland Em- pire," published by that veteran editor, Thos B. Merry, Esq., and the "Moun- taineer, " both exhibiting good "make up," both in their editorial and mechani- eal departments. Thos B Smith, that prince of hosts, is the genial proprietor EARL ROBT, Mount Hood Saloon Fitzgerald E P, hardware of the Cosmopolitan Hotel, decidedly the leading house of the city. DOANE O D, physician and surgeon Drews I', barber DUNHAM & HOLBROOK, druggists and apothecaries, cor Second and Washington; prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours Dunlap M V, agt of The Dalles & Baker City Stage Co FRANK L D, harness and saddles, So Abrams W R, ins agt, real estate and FREIMAN A, cigars and tobacco and incerschaum pipes notary public side Second, opp City Bank ADAMS J H, boot and shoemaker, Sec- FREIMAN JOSEPH, boots and shoes, and gents furnishing goods, and ngts Allen Geo, groceries Allen & Ray, groceries for New American Sewing Machines FRENCH & CO, bankers, Second ond, opposite City Bank Anderson A J, furniture GANTENBEIN J E, boot and shoo- maker Anderson Gco, gunsmith and sporting goods GATES A H, atty at law Atwater J E, lawyer Gehris A, confectionery BACKENSTO H, Cosmopolitan shav- ing saloon Baldwin Tim, saloon Gehres F, photographer Gerson HI, cigars and tobacco Geuidon Rev Father, Catholic priest Bauer Max, bakery GIBONS R F. county clerk, ex-officio BAUM A, groceries and provisions, highest cash prico paid for hides, furs and pelts, auditor and recorder Glenn H, contractor aud builder Good Geo L, propr "Itemizer" Beck E, watches and jewelry Gray Rev Mr, pastor Congregational Bernard T, poultry and produce church Bird J, livery GRIFFIN E A, cigars and tobacco, toys Blumauer & Son, gen mdse and notions Blumenthal Bros, gen muse Grimes Edward, livery stable Bochow F G & Co, wholesale liquors and cigars GROENNINGER HENRY E, Oro Fino Saloon, (lunch at all hours) Bonzey D K, saloon Grubb A F L, groceries Bunnell A, stoves and tinware Grunow Ed, merchant tailor Campbell James A, city recorder Hain J W, eity marshal Campbell JJohn, liquors Hand W M, pub "The Mountaincer" CHARTERS & STEUER, Railroad Barber Shop, opp Umatilla House Hanley & Sinnot, hotel Harris S & N, gen indso (weekly) CLAPP D C, Clapp's Saloon, next door to the Umatilla House Hartman Win, liquors CLERISH HENRY, Philadelphia Herbring & Mclnery, dry goods and clothing Coffin L, reg U S land office Hill Ed, liquors Hill W Lair, lawyer Brewery Saloon Comfort & Hall, groceries and provis- ions Condon J B, lawyer, mayor and notary Hines Rev H K, pastor M E church HOOD R B, livery, feed and seed stable Hyde Alvin, boarding house Cooper C, gen mdse Corum Geo W, harness and saddles Hyde E O, physician Ingram Mrs E, millinery and dressmak- ing COX JORDAN, propr Dalles House CROSSEN J B, sheriff CROSSEN J B & CO, auction and com- Johnston & Whitcomb, vegetables and fish mission JONES MRS N,patterns and dressmak- ing Jones T M, restaurant CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Fruits, Meats, etc. 17 to 4| Main St., S. F. WHO'S YOUR TAILOR? Try Buckle & Son. 195 Main St., opposite Walker House. Salt Lake City, Utah.
CROSSMAN & FERDINAND, liquors and cigars, and agts of Columbia Brewery Bottle Beer
TRY MURRAY'S MAGIC OIL L. Blumauer & Co.,
Portland. Ore- gou. have it
Methodist Book Depository,
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Oregon-The Dalles-Tule Lake. 323
ALPHABETICALLY.
Kohn S, drygoods and notions KISS LOUIS, propr Pioneer Hotel Korten Ben, liquors Kron Chas. planing mill Law John, watcher and jewelry Levy J, notions, crockery &e Liebe Geo, blacksmith
Logan & Richardson, physicians Lusher R, barber
MeArthur L L, district judge
McClelland J J & Co, wholesale liquors and cigars
McEwen Rev Mr, pastor Episcopal Church
McFarland & French, gen mdse
McPhee & McDougal, carpenters Mangold Otto, fruits and vegetables Medley Ada, oysters
Merry Thos B, propr "Inland Klo
MERWIN A D, Grotto Saloon anu .. liards
Michell H, blacksmith
MICHELL JOHN, atty at law and justice peace
Michell Wm, planing mill and wagon maker
Miller Thos W, hardware, stoves and tinware .
MOODY Z, hardware, dry goods, queensware and agricultural imple- ments
Moran J, furniture
Myers W S, lawyer Nicholas T T, hotel
Nickelsen & Fredden, books and sta- tionery
Nielsen H C, merchant tailor
Nolan M T, news depot Ogilbee Jno, groceries
O'Neill J & Co, merchant tailors
Peters Frank, liquors
PIONEER HOTEL, Louis Kiss propr Potter & Kerrisou, liquors
RANSOME W R, contractor and builder
Reed Chas H, agt The Dalles and Ya- kima Stage Co
Reed R B, agt Wells, Fargo & Co Reeder Geo, wagon maker Rees Rev Mr, pastor Baptist Church Reichert Jacob, restaurant
Rickman & Vaio, saloon
ROBINSON W F, dentist, Washington and Second
Roseman J, hides and wool
RUCH GEO, Oregon Bakery, groceries and provisions
Sansbury H S, operator O S N Co's Telegraph
SAVAGE O S, ornamental houso and sign painter, paints, oils and glass Schenck John, agt O S N Co Schmidt Henry, saloon
Schmidt J, flouring mills Schmidt John A, liquors
SCHNEIDER WM, Schneider's Res- taurant
Selling J, gen mdse
SIDDALL D, dentist, over City Bank Smith & Edgar, meat market Smith & Hansen, restaurant
SMITH THOMAS, propr Cosmopolitan Hotel
SNIPES & KINERSLY, drugs, books and stationery, crockery, ete Snipes & Smith, flouring mills STONER SAML, Concert Hall Saloon Sullivan J B, saloon
SYLVESTER WM. carpenter and builder
THE INLAND EMPIRE (weekly), " B Merry publisher .
JE MOUNTAINEER, W M Hand publisher
thielsen H B, assistant chief engineer Oregon Railway & Navigation Co Thornbury C N, rec U S Land Office Tiernan J P, physician and surgeon Voght O & Callenberg, gen mise
Waters H L, homeopathie physician and surgeon
Watkins & Bennett, attys at law Wentz. H, furniture and upholstery
WHITCOMB L H & CO, boots and shoes, leather and findings
Wickman F', shoemaker Wieks Ed, saloon
Wighe & Jackson, meat market
Williams & Marchbanks, livery
Wilson E M, postmaster
Wingate E. county treasurer
Wingate E & Co, gen mdse and agricul- tural implements
Wintermeier A, wagonmaker
WISEMAN G W, Vulcan Arms Sa- loon, Third and Langhlin Wiswell Mrs O, millinery
Tillamook.
TILLAMOOK COUNTY.
Hutchins B P. gen mdse Larsen E S, gen mdse
Tualiton.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Greenwood W, blacksmith Mathews C, grocer
Tule Lake, LAKE COUNTY.
Whitney E, gen mdse
PURE PORT WINE, for Medicinal Purposes, 302 Davis St., S. F.
Catalogue and Terms on application to M. Gray, Steinway Hall, 117 Post St., S. F. KRANICH & BACH PIANOS-SQUARE AND UPRIGHT-Equal to any make, (Steinway & Sons excepted), Illustrated
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WHO'S YOUR TAILOR? Try Buckle & Son. 195 Main St .. opposite Wa'ker House. Salt Lake City, Utah.
CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Fruits, Meats, etc. 17 to 41 'Main St., S. F.
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., Pampa and Iron Pipe, all sizes, 110, 118 114, 116 and 118 Battery Street, B. F.
324 Oregon-The Dalles-Turner. ALPHABETICALLY.
R. B. HOOD,
PROPRIETOR HOOD'S
Livery, Feed Sale Stables, The DALLES, OREGON.
Horses boarded by the day, week, or month. Fashionable turnouts at all times on reasonable terms.
DR. D. SIDDALL,
DENTIST, The Dalles, Oregon.
Gas, Ether and Chloroform administered for painless operations. ROOMS OVER CITY BANK.
PIONEER HOTEL, THE DALLES, OREGON.
LOUIS KISS, -
PRORIETOR,
Is a new two-story building, just finished, and is furnished with new furniture throughout. The best accommodations guaranteed to guests.
BOARD AND LODGING, per week. $5.00. SINGLE MEALS, 25 cts. PATRONAGE SOLICITED.
Turner, MARION COUNTY.
A small but pretty village on the O. & C. R. R., 9 miles south of Salem, the county seat and State capital. It is built on a level plain, surrounded by lands whose productiveness are remark- able. A fine mill and a large elevator
are among the enterprises of the place. R. O. Thomas is the postmaster, and a genial, accommodating gentleman,
Aholhauser Henry, blacksmith Binnard B & Co, gen mdse Bleakney Bros, undertakers Bleakney L & J G, hardware Corkerlin. M & Co, flouring mills
H. WACHHORST, Agent for Am. Watches, 315 J Street, Sac.
COUNTRY DEALERS can be supplied by F. Bickel, Wholesale Confectioner, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.
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Oregon-Turner-Union. ALPHABETICALLY.
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Cornelius O H P, druggist Cornelius Mrs V H, millinery and dress- making
Crocker S B, carpenter Cromwell W J, mill, machinery Hamilton P, liquors Howell W A, physician Knight S D, hotel Lane M G, school teacher
Mckinney & Smith, gen mndse
Mendray S, bootmaker Molteson F S, notary Riches W T, butcher Rippy Mrs P, boarding house Robertson J C, harness and saddlery
Robertson M A C, secretary Pearl Lodge No 66, A F & A M Roland W H & Co, gen mdse Shafer & Denyer, blacksmiths
Smith P O & L S, stage line and livery stable Steel Wm, hotel THOMAS R O, agent O & C RR, W, F & Co's express, and postmaster
Tygh Valley, WASCO COUNTY.
Stayley H, gen mdse
Umatilla, UMATILLA COUNTY.
A postoffice on the Columbia river, 225 miles from Portland. At an early day in its history it was the county seat, but with the establishment of Pendle- ton, 50 miles distant, and the with- drawal of trade and population conse- quent on the failure of the mines it soon diminished, and what was once an active bustling town, there remains an almost "deserted village." It is still a point, however, to which large consignments of freight are made.
Baumgardner & Gordon, blacksmiths Brinley Geo, wagonmaker Foster J R F & Co, gen mdse
Horn David, agent U I & O Stage Line, Union Hotel Jack A R, liquora
KOONTZ J H, gen mdse, forwarding and commission, justico of the peace and postmaster
Kunze J H, agent Wells, Fargo & Co Leezer J M, tinner Myers Mrs F, flouring mills
Stanfield R F, livery stable and notary public
Theodore D, liquors Wilson Mrs, hotel
Umpqua Ferry, DOUGLAS COUNTY.
Chambrook & Son, gen mdse Stephens E & Co, sawmill
Union, UNION COUNTY,
Is the county seat, and has a population of 500. It is growing steadily, and as it is supported by a rich agricultural and stock raising region, it must become a place, in the near future, of some impor- tance. It is reached via Umatilla, 100 miles distant, by stages.
Bassette H, blacksmith
Benson D R, market Benson Frank, livery stable
Bloch H E & Co, gen mdse Bowman Ben, carpenter
Brainard E C, drugs and varieties Burns John, stoves and tinware Carroll J D, county treasurer Cates John A, cabinetmaker Chancey A, Union Hotel
Craig A C, county judge Cromwell I N, physician Eakin R, attorney at law Eaton J B, gen mdse Eaton Mrs J B, millinery
Fenell B F, county assessor
Hannah S, agent NW Stage Co and Wells, Fargo & Co Hayden E E, blacksmith
Heritage M, painter
Ison L B, district attorney
Johnston & White, cigars, tobacco, con- fectionery and stationery
Kimbrell J W, watchmaker
McArthur E L, district judge
McComas & Pursel, publishers "Moun- tain Sentinel"
Mettler Louis, wagonmaker
Moore D F, Centennial Hotel
"Mountain Sentinel" (weekly), Mc- Comas & Pursel publishers
Rimillard Ed, liquors
Shinn J H, register State land office and notary public Skiff Willis, county clerk
Sommer & Baer, gen mdse
Starks Geo, cigars, tobacco, confection- ery and stationery
Sullivan J P, harnessmaker
Swackhamer S O, sheriff Tuttle T, county supt schools Washburn S N, liquors and bootmaker Wiles F W, cooper
Wright Geo, postmaster Wright G & Sons, gen mdse, flouring mill
H. PALMER & CO., Native Wines, 302 Davis Street, S. F.
ERNST GABLER'S Square and Upr.ght.
reasonable rates and terms.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
Sheet Iron, all Mixes and Numbers, 110, 112 114. 116, and 118 Battery St., S. F.
326
Oregon-Uniontown-Weston. ALPHABETICALLY.
Uniontown, JACKSON COUNTY. Weatherby, BAKER COUNTY. Camerson T, gen mdse 1 Sturgis A W, gen indse Gilehrist David & Co, quartz mill and mine Porter Thos & Co, blacksmiths Utter City, Vandevener Samuel, saloon WEATHERBY A J & CO, gen mdse COOS COUNTY. Tomlinson C C, saloon Viola, Weston, UMATILLA COUNTY. ARCTIC SODA AT THAXTER'S DRUG STORE, CARSON CITY, NEVADA. Buckle & Son, Tailors and Woolen Drapers, opp. Walker House, Salt Lake City. CLACKAMAS COUNTY. Is a thriving and populous town of 300 inhabitants, who depend on the agricul- tural interests for their support. It is 72 miles from Umatilla, on the Colum- bia. DICKSON J, saw and flour mill, and postmaster Kahler Geo, physician Kercham W P, flour mill Lewis B C, gen indse Mattoon O P, blacksmith Baskett R H, notary publie and attor- Ward W C, blacksmith Benjamin S W, blacksmith and wagon- maker ney at law Waldo, Eagan E P, physician Fletcher J M, meat market JOSEPHINE COUNTY. Graham Porter, blacksmith Bennett J, sawmill Hartman J A, hotel Hartman Geo, agent NW Stag Co Bryan F, liquors Hayes Geo, liquors Caton & Son, liquors Hendryx & Price, drugs, books, etc Deeker C, gen indse John & Fletcher, market Hogue E B, blacksmith Joues J E, stoves, tin, hardware and agricultural implements Scott's Gulch Hydraulie Mining Co Simmons Geo, blacksmith Knowlton & Spear, harnessmakers Waldo Hydraulie Mining Co Knox S V, attorney at law and notary Wimer J & Sons, gen mdse public WIMER W J, justice of the peace Lieuallen & Prine, blacksmiths and wagonmakers postmaster, hotel and livery stable Liewaller T T, justice of peace Waldron, Lounsbury & Wood, carpenters, cabinet- makers and undertakers WASCO COUNTY. Mansfield -, carpenter HELMS J W, postmaster Melvin, Bamford & Co, sash and door MeAuliff -, agent N & N Tel Co factory Wapinitia, Morris Charles, livery Morgan Joseph, market WASCO COUNTY. Mulhaupt F M, bootmaker Paquet P, gen mdse Proebstel Bros, gen indsę Oglesby W W, physician Purinton E M, agent W, F & Co, post- Waterloo, master and dealer in ag'l implements Robinson John, tel operator LINN COUNTY. Rowley Chas M, feed stable Saling & Reese, gen indso Bentley J A, hotel Shumaker Leo, photographer GAYER S D, flour mill and postmaster Steel R A, varieties and notary public Gibson J D, sawmill Vergro V S, barber Glass M S, sawmill Priee & Niekerson, sawmill Reed John, sawmill Watson S S, groceries ' Welsh P, physician Wood Henry, livery
TRY MURRAY'S MAGIC OIL L, Blumauer & Co.,
Portland, Ore- gon. have it.
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Oregon-West Chehalem-Woodburn. ALPHABETICALLY.
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West Chehalem, YAMHILL COUNTY.
Davis J L, gen mdse Wilkerson Thos H, gen mdse
Westport, CLATSOP COUNTY.
West D, sawmill West John, salmon packer
Wilbur, DOUGLAS COUNTY. 1
Frazer J, carpenter, undertaker and up- holsterer
Grubbe & Chapman, gen mndse Grubb G W, postmaster Hill F R, hotel
Lawton J, blacksmith
Strange J H, county assessor
Wilderville, JOSEPIIINE COUNTY.
Holton D S, physician Kellogg F J, blacksmith Knight J I, hotel McClung C B, saloon
VANCE L, gen indse and postmaster Wilder J L, hotel and blacksmith
Willamette Forks, LANE COUNTY.
Sutter Frank, gen mndse
Williamina, YAMHILL COUNTY.
Bible A S, gen indse Breeding 'T B, blacksmith Lercher Jno, saloon Schimble C, wagonmaker
Wheatland, YAMIHILL COUNTY.
Fowler Chas, wagonmaker Fewler J C, shoemaker
Hendrick M B, flouring mill and gen mdse Kirkwood Dr, physician Smith A J, blacksmith
Williamson C S, druggist and fancy goods
WILLIAMSON L C, groceries, whole- sale and retail, and postmaster
Willows, UMATILLA COUNTY.
Haskin JE, blacksmith and wagonmaker SMITH JAS W, gen mdse and post- master
Willows Creek,
JACKSON COUNTY. Layton John T, gon mdse
Willow Springs, JACKSON COUNTY.
COOKE N, postmaster and gen mdse Fischer Daniel, blacksmith Slagle Joli, blacksmith
Wingville, BAKER COUNTY.
Osborn Hiram, blacksmith
Woodburn, MARION COUNTY,
Is a postoffice and a station on the O. & C. Railroad, 12 miles from Salem, the State 'Capital, and 40 miles from Port- land. It is in a great grain-producing section, on what is known as the French Prairie. Bonney B S, steek raiser LOUGHMILLER J A, grain and hard- ware, and postmaster Mathiot Bros, grain dealers Morris W D, gen muse
Remington M D L, manuf engines, saw- mill and lumber
Settlemier J H, Woodburn Nursery
ADVERTISEMENT.
JOHN A. LOUGHMILLER, WOODBURN, OREGON, Dealer in WHEAT, OATS & FLOUR
All kinds Agriculture on hand and for sale or exchange for grain -
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GRAY'S PIANOS-Square and Upright.
(Under my own name), I offer for sale. for cash or fastalments, these relle- ble moderate priced Instruments, fully warranted. H. Gray, 117 Post St.
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
Pumps and Iron Pipe, all sines, 110, 118, "114, 116 and 116 Battery Street, N. F.
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Oregon-Yainax-Philomath. ALPITABETICALLY.
Yainax, LAKE COUNTY. CLARK J H, postmaster
Yoncalla, DOUGLAS COUNTY.
Applegate Bros, warehouse Booth Bros, gen mdso, furniture and agl implts Huntington Benj, warchouse Smith & Cowan, warehouse Tracey C E & Son, gen mndse
Zena, POLK COUNTY.
GIMBLE S S, postmaster Hunt J T, blacksmith
Zion,
CLACKAMAS COUNTY. SHANKLAND W H, postmaster
Oregon THE OREGON CELEBRATED
KIDNEY TEAD Diuretic
HODGE, DAVIS &
Kind Nature's own remedy-her "last, best gift to man." A plant which grows in mountain fastness, sel- dom trodden by human foot.
There are thousands afflicted with dis- eases of the Kidneys or Urinary Organs who suffer in silence rather than to make known their troubios. Others seek relief by the use of various patent medicines, which, if they lo not aggravate the disease, at i ast do not essen it. Even those who secure the advice f physicians often fall to got relief, owing to he very complicated and delicate nature of the organs affected. The OREGON KIDNEY TEA is a strictly vegetable production, and will not injure the smallest child, nor the most delleate woman ; but will eure Pain in the Back and Kidneys, non-retention of Urine, Diabetes, Inflamation of the Bladder or Kid- neys, Brick-Dust Deposit in Urine, Leucor- rhoea, Painful or Suppressed Menstruation, and all complaints arising from a di seused or debilitated state of the Kidneys or Urinary Organe of either sex.
CO., Proprietors, PORTLAND, OREGON. For Sale by all Druggists. Price, ONE DOLLAR.
ALEX. PATTERSON, DEALER IN DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES,
Books, Stationery, Tobacco, &c.
Post Office, Perrysale,
POLK COUNTY.
OREGON
ALEX. PATTERSON. P. M. H. W. COX, Asst.
PHILOMATH COLLEGE, A Christian Institution,
All Grades. Both Sexes admitted.
Tuition, per Term, 80.50 to $10.00 Boarding, per Week, $2.50 to $3.50
For Catalogues or other information address the President,
REV. W. S. WALKER. Philomath, Oregon.
H. WACHHORST, importer of Jewelry, Diamonds,
Fino Watches, 315 J St., Sac.
84 FIRST STREET, PORTLAND, OREGON, IS F. BICKEL'S Headquarters for Confectionery at Wholesale.
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OREGON.
(CLASSIFIED.) See also, List of Towns Received too Late for Regular Insertion.
AGENTS.
(See Insurance Agents, Railroad Agenta, Real Estate Agents, and Telegraph Agents )
AGRICULTURAL IMPLE-
MENTS.
(See also Hardware.)
BUCHANAN EUGENE, Albany
NEWBURY, HAWTHORNE & CO.
PUTMAN & CO,
Roop & Simpson,
Caris M A,
Centerville =
Caris & Gray,
Corvallis Manufr Co, (plows), Corvallis Baxter S R, Dayton
Hughes S, Forest Grove
Riess Bros & Whiteaker, Independence Cunningham G, Irving Station
Frank Bros, Ialand City
Hawley, Dodd & Co, La Grande
McGrew & Johnson, Perrydale
CASE J I & CO, (threshers and
headers), Portland
Dood, C H & Co, FRANK BROS, (wholesale),
KNAPP, BURRELL & CO, Newbury, Hawthorne & Co, OSBORNE D M & CO, STRANGE J W, Roseburg
COOPER, WHEALDON & CO,
(manufrs); Salem
WAIT & BROWN,
MOODY Z,
The Dalles
Wingate E & Co, Jones J E, Purinton E M,
Weston
Booth Bros, Yoncalla
APOTHECARIES. (See Druggist.)
ARCHITECTS.
Stronahan O L, Taylor J M,
Hood River New Era
Portland
Clark &- Upton,
KNAPP JA, Krumbein J,
Portland
PHILLIPS & ABELL, (contract- ing engineers)
PIPER W W WILLIAMS W H, Boothby W F. COULTER J S, Salem Oakerman N P, Scholl's Ferry
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