Newberg graphic., June 21, 1890, Image 2

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TR AIN S GOINli SOU TH.
Unii and Express.
12 at, p. m.
GOING SOI T « .
M ill m l Express.
II 40. b . m
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PROFESSIONAL CÄKP8.
,T. H U R T M O O K K ,
ANI> Sl’ KOEON. onice Ami
P HYSICIAN
Kestdenre One Muck South of Punt onice,
i n t u i i o i * ( o n . _____________
F . W . C A ItM A 'N , M . I».
Olllce corner
Vewlierg, Oregon.
First
mid
Maine
Sts.
D. W. LYLE,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
OlUce 111! Main street, Ncwls-rg' Oregon.
Hlatta ma«e‘»t all 'hours.
('llItONIC CASKS
•A SPKCIAI.TY.
t o l l SALK.
A good mlfk c<rtv.
P aci . M ac Y.
V 2. n 27.
POK WALK.
A SOW amt eight pigs. Alao lour alioats. In­
quire at the Oa trmc «Ilice.
Y 2. Ii 28»
POK SALK.
One two atnry house and barn with two lots.
As two blocks from the *f ost OflU’e. Empiile
*t the Gate fin office.
s r k t l A L NOTICK,.
I am prepare.! to furnish Ice Cream h> the
if,Hon for Socials and 1 th July aland-Ac., also
tee In anv quantities at reaaonahl" rates.
0. F. MooRK.
V 4. n 2i.
NOTICK t« TEAMSTERS.
Seated bids lor haitllm; aaw dust from the
tiap of the mouillai us to the Public School
building In Newberg wHlfce let lo the lowest
bidder, haw du«t to the amount »I 17 loads :a>
in. deep. Hid« must be left at Christenson
«ros, not later than 12 M. Tuesday June 17th.
W. P. IIIACUCK,
Contractor.
NOTICK to CONTRACTORS-
Hrftlctl Proposal* for building a nchool hou*e
In mult-let No. 29 of w«i»h. comity Or. will bu
lecetvcd at the oiflee of the olurk at Middleton
Or, where plan* mid tpeclfleation» maybe
itt-eii until 7 o'clock l*. m. Tuesday July l*t
1890. The hoard rencrve» the right to reject
kuy and all bid«.
H. H’ . P ool , School rierk,
By order of the hoard of directors,
B. K. II abkikoto N. Chairmen.
NEWBERG GRAPHIC.
JSSl’KD EVBHY SATURDAY MOItNING.
E . U. W O O D W ARD .
F.niTOft and l'lllUSIIKIt.
K.ITURDAY,
JUÜE
21,
1800.
finterò.! as second class matter al the post
«IMe at Nat*berg, Oregon.
0 . T.
W k heard the other (lav that continu
e<l dry weather was likely to cut crops ,1
very short in Kansas, »nd having aeon-
*"
pie of brothers in that state we felt a little '(JSoi* (q,„| a n il H o m o a m i N at it i
anxious but the reading of tlie clipping
la tm l.* ’
given below from a Kansas pajier disjiell-
ed all fears. When the editor of a K a n -j------- — —-----------------------------------------------
sas liooiner fails to get theie, others mig hi
Sixty journals in Nebraska advocated
as well step aside.
the prohibitory constitutional amendment
The Chigger may chig with all liis
might and the nnx:king bird mock and
Mothers' meeting next Saturday after-
sing, but the Kansas ciop it takes the
cake, and the corn, you Ixd, is king nisrn at Iki'cloek. All are invited to at
The cricket may click and the frog let frog, tend. Meeting to he held at Friends
and the farmer may sing his strain, for in church.
Kansas corn is always on top, a result o(
Statistics tell us that during the last
plenty of rain. The chinch bugs may
chinch and the grusshop|Kjrs grass, and twenty-five years the sale of beer in the
the hot winds make you tire, but if any Knifed States has increased from two mil­
o n e says there are such things hero, just lion barrels to over twenty-four million.
call him a horrible liar. Now, Oklahoma
may boom and Texas may howl and
“ I-ast year,” says a recent Knglish lec­
Missouri shoot off her c h o p b u t Kansas turer, "the Hritish nation consumed
is the place to get a home and raise a enough spirituous liquors to form a lake
great big crop.
fifteen feet deep, one hundred and twenty
feet w ide, and two miles long."
A iiehchiitivb catalogue of the wonder­
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ful lieyscr spiiugs of California came to
The two new states—North and South
this office this week. The springs are sit­ Dakota—came into tho Fnion, each with
uated mi miles north of San Francisco in a clause in lew constitution which forevei
Sonoma county and are a wonder to be­ foi bills the manufacture or sale of intoxi -
hold. Head w hat is said of them :
eating liquors.
“ Hot springs and cold springs; white,
red and black sulphur springs; iron, soda
A World’s Temperance ('«ngre/H is in
and boiling alum springs all lKiur their contemplation by the representative
medicated waters into one stream. A friends of tho temperanco reform to be
short distance up the canon there is a held during the progress of tho World's
deep shady pool, which recives the united Fair and exposkion, in 1s‘)2.
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waters of all the springs above it, and
forms, |KThn|« the most luxurious hath to
A special Home for the reclamation of
he found in tlie world. * * * There inebriated mnl opium-eating women, has
are a great many other springs, some 200 been established at Lakeview, III. There
in number, of every gradation of temper­ has lieen ten acres of land purchased, and
ature, from boiling hot to icy cold, am! commodious buildings erected.
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impregnated with all sorts of mineral and
chemical compounds ; frequently tho two
it is estimated that the various religious
extremes of heat and cold are found within bodies of this country, consume every
a few feet of enen other. * * * The year, at the communion table, alwjnt li),
ear Is saluted by a great variety of start­ <XM) gallons of w ine. This is for the most
ling sounds. Kvery spring lias a voice. part fermented wine, wli'cli contains alco­
Some hiss and sputter, like water poured hol.
upon red hot iron, others remind one o(
the singing of a teakettle, or the purring
Secretary Procter of tho War Depart­
of a cat, mid others seethe and bubble ment, has lately abolished a beer-selling
like so many cauldrons of boiling oil; one restaurant w hich had tieen established in
sounds precisely like the machinery of a the Department building. It was done in
gristmill in motion, another like the pro- resis/nse to the request of the local W. C.
pelbw of a steamer. * * * Itut the T. U. of Washington.
most startling of all the various sounds is
a continuous subterranean roar similar to
“ Ilmne Protection Posters” are tlie la­
that which precedes an earthquake. * *
test invention of Ihe W. C. T. U. These
* They are all wonderful. The ordinnry
are large printed sheets covered with terse
oliserver cun only hs>k at them and won­
and eloquent sentences aimed at Ihe evils
der that such tilings exist; hut to the
of the liquor trullic. They are intended
scientific man, one capable of divining the
to I h > |sjsted on bulletin hoards, fence cor­
mysterious cause of their action, the study
ners, old hams—anywhere—that inen al­
of them must I k ; an exquisite delight.
so tuay get posted.
—Chnpln X , California (Jei/urn—Util-
cliinu'i Scruff in California.
Tlie law of Minnesota is now such that
a man wlio apiHiars in tlie streets drunk
Statem ent.
will be fined, for the first, oflense, from
Frank Wood, ear|ienter and contractor,
ten to forty dollars; second nllense, from
furnishes the following statement of labor
twenty to fifty dollars; third o(Tense, im­
performed and material furnished on the
prisonment from sixty to ninety davs
llainsey bridge.
For lirst and second olFenses. imprison­
N kwiikiio , O ku I
ment mar lie substituted for fine.
Juno 17th, IS!K) j
w.
r . * W. T . TIMT. TA 111.K.
Ü. COLUMN.
F R I E N
D
A C A D E M Y . '
P A C IF IC
S
ts r
C A I.K M U R .
\
THOROUGH INSTRUCTION.
WINTE I
Beffili*.
Closer,
TERM
N»f. 4, 1*8.»
C H R I s - • ® E X S
< )X
I AjJ
«aik f
i
B R O , > S w> .
HEADQUARTERS FOxR WAGONS, HACKS, BUGGIES
and CARTS,
SHOVEL PLOWS A t'L’ LTl VATOHS Ac.
Mr. Bogn
vices at Fri
SPUING TERM
Mar. A, 1W
J0.
May s. tots;
Clii-ex,
Decringaud McCormick Hinders and Mowers, Harnes Revolving and Tiger
Sulky liukes.
iiistoky , lithratcrf , hioiikk x ithxkatics , k ixxcx ,
COOD CHEMICALILABORATORY, ANDiCABtKE f.
J. D.TAFtRANT &S 0 N,
Students LITEEAEY Society.
OEEGON.
BANK OF NEWBERG.
Jesse Ho
his family
week.
i T E l T T r S’ T T X F T r r x T T M f O V s .
PUEPAKATOKY COl ltsE. I1P8INE83 COCKSF., amt MUSIC DEPARTMENT.
NEWBEEG.
OREGON.
oarrx amt
C^TwoDormitories for the aceouiinodatlou of »tiideut«. 'the Academy is located In a l.eau
tlfill little lawn, where giMst moral luttuciiecs are tlirowu around the student.
K xcknse
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--------- For Catalogue, Address----------
EDWIN :NIOrtRISON,“ Prtiicl|.al.
Or,
E- H.'WOODWARD, Pre of Trustees
Mr. Coyle
M'junt atri
Also Machine Oils and Binding Tw ine-
N K W IîK ItO ,
Course of study fncludiug
LATIN.
Mr. W. r
short time
Searls.
Proprietors.
We have remodeled our .MILL and can now man -
a fact are FLOUR of the best o’rade, by the FULL
R0 L L ER PROCESS.
1 W ~ PLENTY OK WAT Eli NOW, W ILL GI.INn FEED AT ANY TIME
C a s h
N K W IÌE IÌG , O R E G O N .
p a id
WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION TO
Coltiti Siici, $30.0119
fo r
W
h e a t
O f l i CTSToM EP.S.— ------ CALL AND SEE VS._______
Newberg,
Oregon.
BENI. MILKS,.............................................................................................President.
JKSSK EDW ARDS,............................................................................
Vice-President.
MOSES VO TAW ,........... ..........................................................................................Cashier.
D IR E C T O R S :
BKNJ. MILKS,
J. EDWARDS,
F. A. MORRIS,
J. C. COLCORD.
,
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WM. BOND
Certificates of Deposit issued payable on demand.--------------- Exchange bought and
8oId.----------- Good notes discounted-------------Deposits received subject to check at
sight and a general hanking hurinexs transacted.------------ Collections made on all
leeossablo points in the I’ nitod Status and Canada.
C on es fio u f
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( D A D I ) A- T I L T O N , P o r t l a n d ,
x 'jj\'’a f i o n a ¿ E a r k B a n k , N e w
Y i ork.
E W
J o s .
F I R M
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W ' i l ^ o n ,
c»r
Successor to WILSON & NICHOLSON,
Having bought the interest of Milton Nicholson of the firm of WILSON &
NICHOLSON, I desire to thank all the patrons of the old firm for past favors,
and respectfully solicit their patronage and that of the people generally of
Newberg and vicinity f o r the ne"'. You will find a full line of STAPLE and
FANCY GEOCEEIES a t all times. Call and see me and learn prices.
Respectfully,
JOS. WILSON,
NEWBERG,
on
CENTER STREET
nouth
P ost O ffice ,
OREGON.
ok
Strangers visitiiig tho City are invited to call at the Hank for information concern
ing the City.
C o r r e s p o n d e n c e
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(ft S O H
PROPRIETORS of the N E W B E R G
U S T T T E L S I E I R /'Y T
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Have on hand afilli supply of FRUIT, OKNAMKNTAL und SHADK trees.
Prices as low
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II. C. M ii . e s ,
President.
' /
.T e s s i : E
Secretary.
J. T. S m it h ,
Treasurer.
dw au ds ,
M A K i S & C O L c o n n , M a n a g e r s o f H ie
OHEHALEM VALLEY BOARD of IMMIGRATION,
, : b , m d i T a \ t 7 p s ’ 9
Are sclllug more property than any firm in the county and still have a few special bar­
which you should see before you invest. If you want first class resident property near
CASH Hardware Store, Center st. Newberg, Or. gains
the Academy or Public school or neir the beautiful Willamette, or a good business lot near the
j
P O. and Bank, we have them for sale on reasonable terms.
small or large tracts.
A FULL LINE OF HARDW ARE ALW AYS ON HAND.
Have
iu
first class fruit land
ASTOK1A.
TINNING and REPAIRING DONE.
I
nof'faiT
there f«»r!
D O W N , a t J. B. M-tut s >
Nuilh, Hammer*, Haws, Carpenters TooU of all kin<: Is, for ull
lD<lf|
r kinds of Carpenters, l>e they neh or poor, good, '»id
fereut. Tinware —
) 1HMP8
any
well
Yamhill Co.
jWl.ftO
2.8 85.
20 fit».
22.30.
25.75.
40.50.
JKLOO
\i (H)
51.00.
0G 75
r>!) 75
12 50.
8.IM).
1.50.
8.00.
8.00.
5.00.
1.25.
1.05.
1.10.
III.ill.
4,1(1.22.
10.00.
(1 50.
(¡.W orden, for Ini sir
II. KtSWihf,
“
C. F). Jones,
“
lohn Etr.wiler, “
James Rees,
“
C. Vaughn,
“
G. Lamb,
W. Atkinson, “
R. L. Jones,
“
Davo Jones,
“
Grave Bros.,
“
Sam Irish,
•'
C. II. Rodgers, “
1). M. Ramsey, Painting,
Joseph Woo«!, Teaming,
Dan Gilbert,
T. Tarrant,
G. Grayson,
Fred Bent, Smithing,
W. ( ’. Krug«'rf Hardware,
J. B. Mount,
Mitel.ell .<£ Clark, Lninber,
.1. T. Smith, Shingles,
N, Heater,
Tu* Kt n of salinoli is nnid lo 1 h * tlie
largest Itiis season llf.it luta liecn known
for a ninnimr of yeitft, and yet we bave lo
psv tcn uents to smeli u |iound of
Salinoli.
T,u: Pier; ita of t.yilia K. Plnkltain in
steroty|Kid forni is ugnili ap|H-uring in thè
advertising columftsof some of ilio |ui|H>rs.
The piihlh- lina had a resi for solito timi-
bill il Heeins Ilio end is noi yet.
i>
As to the World’s Fair in Chicago in
18112 the Cnion Signal says: ‘ Let it he
noted that should this occur, the W. C. T. NAILS, NAILS KAILS, NAILS, NAILS, NAILS, NAILS, BIG and LITTLE
will lie out in full force, with the light O---------o— O ------------- o— ---------O —o O--------
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AT J. B. MOUNT'S,
AT J. B. MOUNT'S,
AT J. B MOUNT'S.
come farmer and mechanic, rich and poor,
to tlie beautiful pavilion where will float
its pennon fair, emblayoncd with tin;
words,' "F or Uod, and Home, and na­
tive 1.114(1
l.iquor drinking among children seems,
from medical returns, to be alarmingly on
the increase in Austria. Children of four
to eight years die from the effects of drink,
and there are many recent eases of epilip-
sy due to tho sumo cause. One lwy of
live years, It is said, drank two or three
glasses of brandy a day. One i f live years
now in the hospital at Hcrlin for delitimii
tremens, has lieen accustomed to drink­
ing liquor for two years. His mother
gave Hint a glass of Hungarian wine every
day for dinner, “ to strengthen him,” and
ill the evening ho drank Havanan Uer
4-1061 30. with liis father. This was in addition to
Respectfully Submitted,
ihe spirits given him each day hv liis
Fu in k W ood .
grandfather, who kept a car la ret or sa­
loon.
TuKRKlsa traveling circus Ibis year
find admits children free of charge. Now
if they would letali the parents in at half
price who “ just go to take the children,"
many people in the country would lie
supremely liappv.
T n states where Women are eligible to
municipal office, the fairer sox are Ix-ing
aleni ed to the position of city treasurer.
They do this on account of the reputation
Women have for hiding tilings w here they
Cnn'l find themselves.
A (iVtfri.KM in - Who lias s|s'iil considera-
Me time in t'alifoinhi, says lie has noticed
While in Oregon tlntt when a '.»'l s|x-ll
Uf weather (S/rilPS, s'Are is Imilt, w hile in
California under like circumstances the
people set around and shiver.
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Works lull ton holes automatically.
At
lirst thought one would suppose all our
(ltd bachelors would I k ’ supremely happy,
but what they really need is a machine
t i t ike the |>l ice of bltt i ii. T ic h ilm
Stay there all right.
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A n \m:xr was In I’oftlaml the other
day looking for a lo.-atihfi for a large coin
Ify that are coining' to the coast from
North Carolina. 1 w new comers will no
doubt miss the old time, “ ¡ m «" suiii and
persimmon," but other Inxuries will make
tfp for those left b difn l.
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A w o m a n in Ali'tiif.son Kansas, has
buried six husbands, lam,I is cheap ill
Ivan-as so that a Woman in very ordinary
rfreumstances can afford to par for land
enough to bury a half dor.cn husbands on,
hot in this country land is getting too
high priced for such u luxury.
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tSovKRxon W ater * «N of California ha«
written a letter to the Attorney ( ienernl
rtf the state, aving that he is not able to
*»• any practical difference lietween the
so railed athletic contests and an ordina­
ry prise fight, and suggests that stops lie
tkkert to suppress thedeiTlorali/ing exhit-i-
tiona that are getting to Is* so common.
This is a sensible move an T'lt is to lie
hoped that liovemors of other states will
take similar steps. If John I,. Sullivan
and others of his kind would emigrate N
the north jiole and all Olliers of that stripe ’
that are born later on would die early,
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£ t r \ WKUl ASSOUTKD STOCK OK FIT KN ITU HE ALWAYS OX HAND cent off for CASH.
AT roKTLAND 1‘KICES.
S
J. T. SMITH, Notary Public, Nowberg, Oregon.
From Terminal or Interior Point» the
NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD!
A tuli line of Millinery good/ New nrrlv.il»
of the latest Myles every week, i'utting an«
(tiling liy the Kreuch bta system, location un
Malli 81.
MAIN ST.
TY,
Is tho lino to take to all points Fast
and South. It is tho Dining
Car Route. It rims Through
Vestilmlcd Trains every
M rs . X kttif . H asson .
NKWIlKItli, (IK.
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d w ln tu y w p to
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MERCHANTS
Tcnrist Sleeping Cars
Notary Public,
Real Estate & Insurance.
Ì
J. Boyse.
AUSTIN
on imi>rocc<l fir m
property
T IM E (out TERM S to suit
HjnfflRjin t! DM
Center street,
W. T, SHDRTLEFF,
NEWBERw,
HOCSK and SION FAINTKH.
j
MITCHELL i CU ES. PROFS.
Houses painted in the latest TINTS.
| Hanging,
Graining, Staining
I I la v e on hand and manulactnre to or-
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,
, . .
.
| tier all kinds of iir lumber, which the)
. will sell cheap for cash.
j X jnniher delivered to any part of tho city.
I Leave your orders at the Poet Office or
call at the mill on Uhehaletii mountain.
DR. YOUNG,
V E T K ItK N A IC Y S U U G E O N .
>d»<-—
The treatment of horses a specialty.
cabs attended with promptness.
O regon .
SAMUEL HOBSON
notugrapner
P I| ä
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Paper
Hard oil
DAY or CONTRACT.
Shop on Mam Street,
Newberg, Oregon.
C. B, Haworth,
UNDERTAKER
A full line of under-
taker's goods may be
found at my residence
on Winooski straat. Pri­
ces reasonable.
u
L a iid s c a jie
and
| finish,
done by
N k w iie k g ,
ORECON.
1. M. RAMSEY
Insurance, Money Hroker and Abstractor
of Titles,
M c M i n n v i l l e , O r e g o n .
5. J. H oskins .
m il l in k u y
A E /T I S T .
a «< i
d k im
-
M A K IN G .
rortr.it!» rnlirg^i to life «lie and tìnishe«:
A
* L kiNE oF s pr í N(» good *
in Ur Avon India Ink or Water Colon», , c,m ‘u* ail<1 Filling Pminptly DonetoOrder
.
Prices RensonaUle. Cull and See fu.
K oom ovKR M oorr Lkoa., P aro S iukk ,
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NEWBERG, OREGON.
X cir b e rr j,
Oregon.
ijys - us - m
mm rir us d
u a
Rev. DHL
will preac-l
morning a
night, at t
ii
cr, Chas. ’
fSt. Helen
Saunders
Wm. I
Thursday
superinte
ids road d
carpenter
Contrai
lice of tin
uinn for b
in Dis. Ni
the vicini
li
Call or, or address
E N T E R P R IS E
SAAV M I L L -
& BOYSE.
Proprietors of
S fii-
The following from an exchange, shows
wlmt help we have from saloon kct>|K'rs in
0000
forming Ihe morals and tlie habits of our A (tOOD SUPPLY kept on Imnd, and
boys, lattcly, in Chicago, “ a school
sold CHEAP for CASH.
teacher noticed a knot of hoys counting
(NO CHANGE OF CARS.)
O r e g o n .
N
o
w
b e r g ,
the niimlieroi holes in some cards, lie
Com
posed of
called one of them up ami
and insisted on
D
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n
i
n
g
C
a i* s
u n s ttr
knowing w hat it me
leant, nnd tlie Ixiy told i W 8 IP'1'VKI.U
.1. J, sum.KY.
him that a saloon kee|x’r,
kee
wlio liad liis I
Ä S I I I I M .K Y .
p n .v B o d ,
l ’ u llm n n
i..... i had
i... i given
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saloon near the school,
them
D r a w in g
R o o m
these cards, and every time they took a
and Dealers in
S l e e p e r s o f T K tite s t
drink he punched them, one for Ix’er, two
GROG KRIKS FLOi’ K KKKD HAY and
| for straight drinks, and three for mixed
GRAIN
J iq n ip m e n t.
'JiD, Cor. Fruit à lefVorst u St«.
drinks, and each month ho gave prises.
POR I L '.ND, OREGON.
The boy who had the most holes punched
m his card got a revolver, the second a
Host that can lx» constructed, and in
life of Jesse James, and the third a meer­
which accommodations are both free and
schaum pipu."
• r t ? . _»
furnished for holders of First or Second
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Class Ticket*, and
Miss Franco« K. Willard glvesher viows
W. 1). SUAlU’ K.
i D le g a n t
D a y
C o r tc li-
on marriage as follo*«:‘ My thoory of
es».
m a ri lago in its relation to Mcietv would
A continuous line connecting with all
givo Ibis postulate : II iis I nui .I and wife
L oans nkgohatkd .
! lines, uffunling direct and uninterrupted
are one, and that ore is— hushand and
Ilsve rxi-lu.lve ».ilv of Hurley A l^rgc1» A« ( servii'O.
¡wife. I believo lliev will nevor come to
thè heights ol purity, of power and peaee illtlonto Nrwhcm. k I».. Hurley's 8nb-«lvl»lon | Pullman Sleeper reservations can lx»
.« »mall trims nt i in to «ere. ,11 wiihlii l mile «„.njq .,1 ¡n advance through any agent of
for « hli htiiey were desiglieli In lieavvn ofdep«>t. FARMS and KHl'IT LAN (Ml A SPK
; the road.
' imi il Ibis Is-tter law prvvaila. One IA LTV.
C A M A m m ; I T l i t i c i *»
TlIUtM’ GH TICKETS to and fmm al!
! mnlivided half of tho wrorld for wife and
NKWPKHi
OR! GON.
|H>iuta in Ainerle a, England and ihtrop
hushand t quali)' ; co-edui utien to mate
| can lx» pm chased at any ticket office oe
them on thè piane of mimi ; »spiai prtq«-r-
| this company.
tv rights to make ber Uixl’s own fico wo-
Fed information concerning ratt»s,
! man, not coeredi luto mania;’* for thè
lime of trains, routes and other details
;-;ike of sup|Hirt nor a Ixiiid slave after alio
furnished on application to any agent, or
is manie I. . . . wonian loft freo to go
K X R W
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ht-r 1 »oiioreii and self respecting way as a
(»1.1 Wat, l,;
i.1
A. 1». CHARLTON,
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sto
' „ • " i i n th« ttarM. r.-rtc t
maiden in |«’r|x tiio rather than inarrv a
Asst. Gcn’l Passenger Agent, 121 First st.
skeepef tVnrmnte-l he»» »,
'lit* '- o l t* huntinff (V* *
man whose dctirioration through thè
ist Washington, Portland, Oregon.
fit th Iml’ ea' »n,1 f»nt • •(*(••.
rf *:'*< ’( ■ tu*\ CIMI «
} aleohi’l ami nientine hshits is a desdly
J - i*i81 nkt, C.^l rmno* in
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nenuiv to te rseti and tho descendants
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j that stteh a marriage ha« invoknl. These
in» • I r * , i .• *>* «*f«(p
**r>u_ ,*a.
Ik»n'tgoto Pcrtlond * l r n yon want
All »’**• * •'
ire thè outlooksnf thè future that «hall
.1 «e mix ! li-, tv» i U,**» ni»# mu-* «.r
. l ’ i, - ,
.1* i—t in t i « « » '»
JOB » o r t don», but give ns a eall.
inake thè marriage System, nevcr afailure
«•»«i * I»U fot v sr* wV* om-»
l ,. . » .
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after it heciiuie monoga-nons, an assnred, a
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f » *8 * * «o «» l’I.ti i..« wum U: «o tdfoten «k ^*r (•« v.»«.»«
»f
*54» •;!.» . *v k (K.l •if«»nl« »■»•>>«*,
a tx’ rni riert. a par.elisiical sneress.
N. ».JM w « %
\ . a*, a ultadHil. **•» •*•'
COMMISSION* 0
II. Austin.
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Z n T R I W J B R I I ^ C G , O R L 3 E C G O 2 S T .
MILLINERY and DRESSMAKING.
♦ > 4 i s -----
Tlie i-on!
the latdge
Dayton, t-o
SjU,l75.
Mis. Ill
run a sew
her linger
was ca llei!
J .T .S
Tun |.r
BY
RÆJVIdST S T .
Tho spli
week will
grasses bul
Smith &
ring tho
fence arou:
F. E. i
probahly (
son next t
miles on tl
A Y -r N \
0
Dealer in Lwnbsr, Doors. Sash, Sluug § 4
le s ..... _ , k
* 1
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P
NEWBERG FORNITORE STORE.
S.VTVC
-
Frank W
on the Ran
to take ana
Riley Sin
who went t
ri ved home
The chili
cal church
practice foi
A gentle
Tyler lias
He is look
tlie prospi
It rainci
old fashioi
to town of
Lnfe when
iB L u m r * '
P ont M ahtkk O knkhai , W a N nam . kkh ,
h mentioned as a probable candidate
befere Ihu IlopnhlitMii convention fur
Governor of IVnnsylvani i.
Tho Pres
Sunday to I
Iisoil the Pi
The new
completed,
over the oh
On Mom
Kindcrgar
Patronage
M
1 Ills is
Hammer tha(]
knocked the
lee*down down S
The Pres
8,-I kw I next
cordially in
Henry S
lem on bin
over with
days.
F’ . A . M o r b i «,
Vice-President.
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Uncle Jo'
a fredi ct,
Tihido.
Mr. Lev,
ville durim
contract foi
The fragi
qnet tills
Smith will
Æ
In v ite d .
The Han
teamsters -x
Mr. Wra,
(iver stean
♦
Il (-(tin.-.
Fred OHv
first of the
a w.
Mrs. B
traveling
Jas, Vest
with her i
engineer
Mr. Ty
has hong
son form,
will sen
immedial
If you
distance
our office
tlie same
the publ
The Je
are ace us
tilings hi
wlio live
gle one o
Tlie Oi
Sisters I
county r
subsided
and will
Wiilarae
Mrs. 1
mack, M
town, Iu
Wcodbu
Moses a
tlie weel
Prof, i
from tl
C »l. an
and lieai
around
old bom
Bill II
few day
real esli
ton latel
thing cu
Dayton
An ex
and bro
and of a
his haci
Newber
tci '08 tl