For Sale items and nursery offerings in Oregon ads
For sale new five room bungalow with plaster bath and porch listed at 1600. A 60 acre Yamhill county fruit farm offered as bargain. Oregon Nursery Co advertises fruit and ornamental trees shrubs and flowers with Lane County office in Eugene. Also strawberry plants from last year’s bed from Magoon's Clark Seedlings Van Diemans and Wilsons listed by Geo H Meats in Eugene.
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Yamhill County
Oregon Nursery CO
Oregon
Lane County
J. M. Morris
1St National Bank
Magoon's
Clark
Vandiemans and
Wilsons
Geo. H Meats
Eugene
F. D
Weekly Eugene Market Report Highlights Mixed Prices
Market round up notes eggs at 25 cents per dozen and varying bread and produce prices. Prices for fruit and vegetables show lemons at 5.50 per unit and oranges from 2.75 to 3.00, while livestock lists good cows at 2 1/2 to 3 1/4 cents per pound and veal and mutton with foot notes. Grain and feed items include wheat at 1.00 per bushel and bran, mixed feed, sharking hay, and other staples listed with per ton or per bushel figures.
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A. C. Jennings
West Fifth Street
Portland Market Mixed on Potatoes and Eggs in January
In Portland Oregon on January 27 news notes that California stalls on buying Oregon potatoes and local demand remains modest. Prices for table stock in carloads to the South vary from 76 to 85 cents, with 90 cents in rare cases, while best estimates peg 58.5 cents as the ideal for good potatoes. Egg markets show stronger local activity with higher prices, but receipts are light and shipments to Elliot Bay and beyond face delivery terms. Montana and other points show renewed demand, with some buyers paying up to a dozen net for guaranteed stock. Fresh produce markets stay firm with celery at 3 to 3.50 a crate, cauliflower 2 to 2.25, and California cabbage around 2 to 2.75 a hundred.
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Portland
California
Oregon
Cess
F. O. B. Portland
Elliot Bay City
Montana
Front Street
E. Clemens Horst
Nevada
Kobe
Hakodate
Sicily
Pimcarns
Vail
Oeamas
Willamette Valley
Administrator Named for Theresa A Baker Estate in Oregon City
The Probate Court of Clackamas County Oregon appoints Mars vhwk as administrator with the will annexed of Theresa A Baker deceased. Creditors must file claims with vouchers within six months at Latourette law offices Oregon City. Local notices also advertise watchmaker services and land/title adviser offerings by Dr M L Kreamer and Overman Massey, plus mining stock and real estate opportunities.
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Theresa A. Haker
Jane County
State of Oregon
C. D and
D. C. Latourette
Oregon City
Clackamas
MARS
Vhwk
Enncta
Theresa A. Baker
la Licrea
R.ef. Overman
Massey, Ore
National Co-operative Realty Co
Oregon
Doyle Consolidated Mines Co
Colorado
Portland Stockyards Market Shows Steady Livestock Demand
The Portland stockyards report a strong livestock market despite hay shortages with the city paying top prices for quality. A large California batch sold yesterday with steers at 96.25, indicating buyers remain active. Prices range across cattle, sheep, and stockers with steady or improved figures for prime lots and typical ranges for common grades.
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Portland
Tuion
Stockdale
Jan
Hayegut
Prey
Creta
Ras Ov
Portland Market Prices and Quotations for Hides and Provisions
Portland market listings show varied quotes for animal products and produce, including hides, wool, butter, cheese, poultry, grains, and produce. Notable notes include Timothy McCarthy fined $25 for drunkenness and William Wilson fined $2 after McKenzie-area incident.
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Timothy McCarthy
Bryson
William Wilson
McKenzie
Kemp's Balsam Endorsed by Doctors for Coughs
Among medicines physicians favor Kemp's Balsam as a trusted remedy for coughs. For years it has held high esteem with well-informed people. When Kemp's Balsam cannot cure a cough, one wonders what will. Available at druggists and dealers for 26 cents.
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Kemp
Annual Convention Highlights State Retail Dealers Meet
The convention reviewed progress of the Kem tal Grocers' official organ and urged merchants to renew subscriptions. Secretary C. B. Merrick reported 600 total members with strong growth. cartage charges and wholesale discounts featured. Committees were named. upcoming sessions and a banquet were announced with speakers from Portland, Astoria, and Eugene.
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Kem Tal Grocers’ Wagagine
Joselile
C. B. Merrick
Kline
Perry
Libel suits against World Publishing Company dismissed
New York January 24 The federal government’s prosecution of the publishers of the New York World was halted by a federal court Judge Hogue quashing the indictment against the World for alleged libel in connection with publications concerning the Panama Canal passage.
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World Publishing Company
New York
New York World
Judes Hogue
United States
Publishers
the World
Tibet
Penama Canal Parchage
Mrs Mary Jane King sues Heath-Kelly Lumber for son's death
Mrs. Mary Jane King of Wendling filed in circuit court against Heath-Kelly Lumber Company for damages of 7500 over the death of her son Paul King at work December 2. She alleges negligence caused his death by an open rail crushing him. Attorneys PF Greenman and I. fi Slattery represent the plaintiff, W. P. Marhart of Florence is local counsel.
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Mary Jane King
Eddy
Paul King
Heath-Kelly Lumber Company
Wendling
Wall
Hin Fe. PF
Greenman
I. Fi. Slattery
Welch interests eye Portland coast railway extension
Reports from Ov. Jan. 26 indicate Welch representatives discuss building a railway from Batom through Silverton Molalla valley to Oregon coast then toward Portland. Proposed route would replace the current bridge in Halle City and create Portland coast line connection. Welch interests operate the Eu Wastern railway and consider an extension north to Salem.
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Batom
Welch
Choa
Portland
Silverton
Molalla
Oregon
Aeraad
Valle Ciy & Ater
Halle City
Reh Comatey
Hia Syatem
Salem
Hetty Green Trims Meat Orders Amid High Prices
New York January 26 1889 Hetty Green a wealthy investor says meat is too dear for her and cuts it from her order. She claims she did not join the boycott and notes beef prices in Brooklyn fell twenty percent amid limited supply and packer pushback.
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New York
Modern Woodmen to Build New Hall in Morrsburg
Morrsburg, Or, Jan 25. Members of the Modern Woodmen of America lodge plan a new hall by adding a second story to the concrete building owned by Jake Margoth. The 50 by 60 foot hall will serve exclusively for lodge use and is to be surveyed by members, with funds and labor well on track.
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Morrsburg, Or
Woodmen of America
Jake Margoth
Sim an @ iuchibeahop
Cottage Grove Cannot Sell Water Bonds City Faces Special Election
Cottage Grove Oregon January 34 The municipality has found it impractical to issue 100000 water bonds at 5 percent, and the city council will begin proceedings for a special election to vote ten percent bonds totaling 100000 for the gravity water system. Survey completed estimate made and right of way secured for 18 miles from the Umpqua Forest Reserve with a water right of six second feet.
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Cottage Grove
Municiparty
Umpqua Forest Reserve
New Building Idea For Cottage Grove District
Mowers, Lawson and Veateh plan a commodious brick building on Main Street near the Bank of Cottage Grove. They have not decided if construction will proceed. The Mason lodge previously considered erecting a building but legal entanglements halted plans. Those obstacles have been removed, and if Mensra, Lannon Br eath do not conclude to rear a motive on the property, the Mason may again pursue the project.
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Mowers
Lawson
Veateh
Nesr
Bank of
Cottage Grove
Masonic Lodge
Mensra, Lannon Breath
Harrisburg Bank Elects Its Officers
Harrisburg Oregon June 24 Rh. OK Burton has been elected president of the First National Bank of Harrisburg. The other officers are John Somerville vice president Wm late noon vice president and George J Wilhelm cashier. Directors elected in the annual election this week include George J Wilhelm Charles Wilhelm Dr. Horton John Somerville AJ Min WW A Lane and J G Senders.
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Harrisburg
Burton
First National Bank of
John Sommerville
Vicoe
George J. Wilhelm
Roshler
George J Wilhelm
Ceett
Wilehelm
Kk Horton
Join Sommersville
AJ. Min
A. Lane
J. G. Senders
Governor Goebel's Brother Dead in Kentucky Visit
Phoenix Jan. 28. Arthur Goebel of Kentucky, brother of the late statesman, died of heart disease during a visit to his brother Governor Goebel. He had long suffered and passed away yesterday while staying with Willan Coebel.
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Phinix
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Escent
Manville & Hampton's
B. 9Th St
W. 11Th St
F.A. Peach
Salem Nursery Co
Willamette Street
Palmer
Springfield Livery Stable
William Hempy
B. F. Pierce
Albany
Felderworth
Jefferson
McClaren
Mark Fieming
7Th and
Pearl Streets
Osburn
J. O. Watts
Watts Jewelry Co
Stevens & Hulin Piano House
C. H. Jeffrey
Monroe Street
Nat Bk Bldg
Humphrey
Edwin A. Henderson
Olympia
Wash
E. E. Upmyer
Ore
E. 11Th Street
West Tenth Street
Howe & Buoy
Saginaw
Siadden
Marking & Co
Willamette St
Chambers Building
Olive St
Boston Fall Board
Commercial Club Block
Nat'l Bk. Bldg
Patterson Street
Board and Lodg
Oak Street
Colours
Somers
Ferry Street
M. E. Russell
Thurston, Or
M. L. Kreamer
Optician
ESS
Ean Ee
Eugene Business College
14Th and
Pearl
B. F. Rogers
J. B. Kenyon
Black
Springfield
Phon Red
Mark Fleming
West 7Th
Furnace Heart
West Ninth Street
Elith St
Willamette
East Sth Street
Lane County Abstract Company
Warren Block
Skene
The
Abstract Company
University
Mitchell and
Garrett
Mitcelalan Aio
D. Aller
R. A. Maltzan
Witmer
E. 9Th St
Charles Kingwell
West Springfield
Heacock
Lockport
N. Y
Eugene’market
Portland Market Report
United Kingdom
England
Administraton's
Sotice
Portland Livestock Market
Cholee
Ioc
Chelee
Ige
Hutter, Kegs
Association
E. N. Warner
Medford
Owen Anderson
Houston
J Seiies
Seaside
Order of Business
Wiillia Simonton
Dallas
I. J. Morrison
Astoria
A. J. Hoffman
Forest Grove
Aunditing
Victor P. Moses
Corvallis
W. A. Moran
Paring
A. R. Leabo
Resolutions
J. C. Mann
Port
Land
We Cy Bheberd Vance
A. M. Koo
Aferncon Beasts
C. W. Stubbs
Addromen
Reper
Retorm
John Ft
Talleande
Che Wise
Tom Hichardson
Hoo B. PF. Muthker
Jacksonville
Enanirenie
Ali Imien
Jet
J. L. Brockton
Bale Jion
Oper
Lebanon
J. T. Rowe
M. J
Medford St
Ho Dean
Baker City
Hanquet
Ran
Fering
J. P Chami
Merrion
Frank Bishop
Goble
Anderean
Moantton
W. A. Well
M Tillery
Corvalli
San Portland
J. O. Gidean
Warner
Metfo
All Steems
B. A. Millgap
A. Dodson
W Rychard
the Preeschmoun Co
J. A. Rumford
W. C Spite
W F. Gree
J. K. Pratt
John Selnes
W. C Stumberg
Vancouver
C. Ford
Thos. C. Watt
Reuwben
C. F. Ryckard
A Ft. Leabo
A. G. Hoffman
M & Allen
A. J. Henderson
Geo. Hockenyos
J T. Ross
Dan Kellaher
Chas
W Siubba
D. Ledbetter
Roldendale
J. K Nalley
J C
E. M. Eppley
Theo, Roth
McWilliams
Walsey
J. Ff. Colegan
C. A. Murphey
R. Co
Ax O'Brien
W. P. Marhart
Wwyort
Willamette Valley Trolley
Hetty Green
Harrisburg Bank
Goebel’s Brosher
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