Newberg graphic., June 28, 1890, Image 2

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F . & W . V. T I WE T A ULK.
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TP.AINS GOING NOU1II.
Mail and Express,................... 12 35, p. m.
GOING fOL'TII.
Midland E xpress,..................... 11 40, ft. n
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
J.
BUHT
3100UK,
And
HYSICIAN AND SUUOKON. Offlt
Kesideuce Oue block South of Post Office,
P
Newberg, Oregon.
F . W . C A R M A N , M . lì.
Office corner
New borg, Oregon.
First
and
Maino
Sts.
D. W. L Y L E ,
P H Y S IC IA N & SU R G E O N .
Office 110 Main street, Newberg’ Ong'ni.
Gulls made at all hour.i.
CHRONIC CASKS
A SPECIALTY.
FOR SALK.
A good milk cow.
P a l l M. vcv .
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P A C IF K
a bliaard. but when It comes to a tall tree has been incorporated in tho 1*
n ic o l I _ ti'
o ra bi^lisli (story) we can lay them all svstern there, au 1 no man won! I today i
in the «bade.
risk his reputation for soundness oí judg­
ment by recommending its removal.
W o submit the following facts reported ]
Taken.
C ental Enumerator— Where wero you ! hy tho teachers of St lands into whose
hot»?
Citiaen— In Yam hill.
“ Where was your father )xjrn?”
“ In Indiana.”
“ Where was your mother born?”
“ In North Carolina.”
“ Are you bond or free?”
"Tolerably (ret most of tho time.”
“ How old are you?”
“ Thirty-nine years
and n ‘iti.in on.’
I am married and have eleven children.
My wife is yet ulivc, and likewise my
mothermUw, who is In (food spirit*.
My children are all white and go to
school when it don’ t rain. Yes the teach­
er say’s they are all right peart and show
sign* of great iiitcligeueo. i am spare
built and rather tall complected and come
from a fam ily noted for great longevity.
Vfy wife builds tlio fires of mornings. I
sometimes take caro of the twins during
die lonesome hours of the night. I own
a dost and Ids name is “ ¡sooner.” I wear
a cutaway coat and a stand up collar. W e
keep one hired girl who wears red hair
and is freckled. M y w ife don’t take in
washing. I own a horse and a mule nam­
ed Cain and Aide respectively. Our cow
ix «untamed Betsey and was two old last
spring. There is no mortgage on the
farm. M y name is l ’eter Hurdle fir,
and I sometimes eat a raw turnip when I
am hungry. Thank you sir wish you
good day.”
And the Indignant Yam hillcr i lam lad
the door in tho face of the astonished
numerator who went on Ins way taking
the census at three dollars a day.
i’HRiSTEXH.OX; BROS
emrs -.veda
A C A D E M Y . !
CALEND AR.
H E A D Q U A R T E R S F O R W A G O N S , H A C K S , B U G G IE S
and C A R T S ,
£ *y
WINTER TERM
I
Eegritis,
Tec. 4, 1883
j classes children have been prom
oted from T H O R O U G H INS'. A U C T IO N .
Close*,
Feb. , lew
Kind rgaitens: 1st.‘ -Ti.o Kindergarten
A
children submit inoro readily to school '
♦
8FRING TERM
difcipiiuo, than do children received
Begins,
Mar. '
! directly iutotho primary room.”
flo a t».
Muy t 1890
2nd. “ Tim uveragu intelligence of th
Kindergarten pupils is greatly superior to j
ti.at ol children who enter school without Cou ree of
t i ly iaclc.dlnr history , litskatcrs , monna mathematics , síte m e , okeek nod
previous training. They observe neeuate- LATIN.
ly, seize ideas rapidly and dcfinitily, illus­
PKEPABATORY COfltSE, BU8INKS3 COUKSK, im i M! SIC DEPAKTMEKT.
trate rcadly, and work independeiitly.
C O O D C H C M IC A L 'L A B O R A T O K t Y , A N D fC A B lN E f .
Thus far the promoled pupils of the
Studente LITEHAEY Society.
Kindergarten hate let I eeery class into tchick
llteti have bee.i received." 3rd. “ In addi-1 r t V 'l W'.normlt. rie- fnrthsaeeommodatlruo{.tuileut*. The Ac-vlimy lalocated in * t,c:ui '
tifa! Utili'Diva, .v’iere gui.j moni t,ui i. nrca ere thn.ua armimi thè »ludeut.
E xres . s e !
lion to Bii|xulor general development, > I.O W .-1»!
---------l ’or l utai igne. Ad lress---------
the Kindergarten children «how special' E D W IN ^ L T O rfR IS O M .tl’rluclial.
Or,
E. H. W C O C V.’ A R D , rros. of Trn.tccs '
aptiudo for arithmetic, drawing, natural!
1TEWBEEG, 02LG02L
!
uclenco; have (p ick compiehensous of
language, and express thieir own ideas 1
with accuracy and fluency." These are
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PF
some of the calculable results, there uro
S IIO V E I. PLO W S A C ULTIVATO RS* Ac.
H A P c V E S T IN G
M
A C H I N E R Y .
Dcering and McCormick Binders and Mowers, Barnes Revolving and Tiger
»Sulky Lakes. A lto Mai bine Oils and Binding Twine1
N F W IJ F IÏG ,
OREGON.
N E H n E m r r T T o T T K IN O
J. D.TARRAMT &S0N,
H m
s
~
Proprietors.
TF’i? have remodeled oar JlflLL and can now man­
ufacture FLOUR of the best grade, hu tlic F U L L
ROL L Eli PROCESS.
Cash paid for W heat
s e y I LENT V OF WATER NOW, W ILL GEIND FEED AT A N Y T IM E .- V S
others of more importance which cannot
ho readily be estimated. The pur|X)se of
A sow and eight pigs. Also fju r shouts. In­
WE Ol’ AIiANTEE S ATISFACTION TO Ol F. CVSToMEKB.
-CALL AND SEE C8.-
tfi
quire at the CiHArmc office,
the Kindergarten is thus briefly indicated \
iÿd
v l u 25.
by Froebel him self: “ To take tlio over I
sigi.t of children Indore they uro ready j
F O R HALE.
IIEN.I. M ILE S ,
.........President.
for school life; to exert un influence over
One two story house and barn with two lot:-.
JESSE E D W AR D S,
Vice-President.
ilieir
whole
being
in
correspondence
with
Is two blocks from the Post Office. Enquire
M
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MOKES V O T A W , ...
............ Cashier.
its nature; to strengthen their bodily pow­
at the UKArmc office.
ers ; to exercise thicr senses; employ tho
awaklniug mind ; lo muko them thorough­
D IB B O T O R S :
S P E C IA L N O T IC E .
ly acquainted with the world of natme BENJ. Jirr.EN,
J. E D W AR D S ,
W.M. BOND
I am prepared to furnish Ico Cream by tin
and of m ail; to guide their heart and noni
F. A. M O R R IS,
J. c . C O L C O R D .
gallon for Socials and 4th July stand- Ac., nlac
iu a right direction, and to lead them to
Ic^} iu any quantities at reasonable rates,
Having bought the interest of Milton Nicholson of tho firm of WIL30N &
c. r. MooBis.
the Origin of all life and to union with Certificates of Dc,M)sit. issued payable on demand.------- *-----Exchange bought and
NICHOLSON, L desire to thank all tiio patrons of the old firm for past favors,
V 2. n 28.
Him .” It is not intended to be a substi­ sold.
Good notes ikscct.nlcd.-----------Dt potils received subject to check at
and respectfully solicit their patronage and that of the people generally of
tute cither for tho home or the school. »¡ght and a general banking business transacted.-----------Collections mudo on all
LIST HA Y N O T H ' K.
Newberg and vicinity fur the new. You will find a full lino of STAPLE and
ft is an extension and harmonizing ol all accesaahle points in tho United States and Canada.
Taken up by the city Marehftl In Nowberg
FANCY GROCESIES at all timc3. Call and see me andlearn prices.
Oregon and now hold In the pound, one rhoai;
that is good in tlio model home, and a
Respectfully,
marc, weight about eight hundred pounds
preparation, physically and mentally, for
JOS. W IL S O N , ox C E N T E R S T R E E T n o r t h ok P o st O f f ic ii
murked with letter 8 on left shoulder and with
[A
ahonal
Farle
Baule,
New
York.
the work of the school. Its results are
litter B on left hip. Owner will call and pay
NEW BERG,
O REG O N.
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accomplished by means of carefully sel­ Grangers visiting Ilio City are invited to call at tho Bank for information concern
charges and t ike the property.
NCvvbergOro.
A. M. H oskins ,
ing the City.
■‘ F o r G o t i a m i H o m o a n il N a t i v e ected and scientifically arranged “ (jilts,,’
Juue, 24th. 1800.
Marshal
“ Occupations,” and plays. The gifts and
la tim l.”
o rre s p o n J n n ca T n v i tod.
occupations as lined in America, are o-
N O T IC E to C O N TR A C TO R S .
vw twenty in number, and they are presen­
Healed Proposals for h illdlng a .school hnu c
ted in a delinito Older, so as to exorcise
•CCI'00-
in District No. 22 of Wash, county Or. will bi
T lio K ia d e r ifa r t la .
a> S D K —
— —
tho faculties of the child in tlio natural
received at the olHoc of the clerk at Mlddhdon
P
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O R « Of th e 1 T E W B E B G -
FroetiU-’s aim in instituting the Kin ler- way. Work is in.tdo attractive, and to
O r, where plans end : piciflcaticm. may In
y .S S y
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«een until 7 o clock p. m. Tuesday July 1st. gartin was to supply tho much needed excel hi something to bo justly proud of.
/ A '/
B. C. M il e s ,
F . A. M obius ,
Prices uslow
1H‘J0. The board reserves the right to reject
ink between tlio homo and tho school. ritoy develop hand-skill to a marvellous •••vs on homi a lull supply of FK “ IT, ottNAMFN TAL iiu.l SHADE trees.
'
N
President.
ri»I‘ I>P------ ftx found elsewhere.------ ppr-pp------
Secretary.
any and all bids.
It is time that people generally gave more degree. Too many workmen of every
—* — cootie------Gall and examine our stock bifore buying.------- e eece____
J esse E d w a r d s ,
8. W. P ool , School Clerk.
J. T. S m ith ,
•areful
attention
to
the
training
of
their
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class and trade have “ all their fingers
IJy order of the board of directors
Vice-President.
Treasurer.
hildren before they go to Hchool. Child thumbs.” The training In politeness is
B. R H ahkinoton , Chair.neu.
ron are sent to tlio I ’uidic schools too constantly attended
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,
liTnnngfcrn
o
f
tlio
to. Thu children
voung. What shall we do? Leave them learn by doing, they learn to <theme be­
i
entirely lo themselves until! they are sev cause they are constantly trying to repro­
Are selling more property than any firm in the county and still have a few special bar­
an years old? Neglect lo mould the duce. Tiicy learn the characteristics and
gains which you should see before you invent. If you want first class resident property near
the Academy or Public school or near the beautiful Willamotte, or a good business lot near tho
haracter and direct the activities of tin relations of things by actually handling
ISSILI) ICVKIIY BAUUIIDAY MOUNIXll.
A F U L L L IN E OF H A R D W A R E A L W A Y S ON H AN D ,
P O. arid Bank, wc have them for sale on reasonable terms. Have first class fruit land in
hild during the most plastic |a>rio.l of Id
small or large tracts.
them. They can not, therefore, learn
TINNING and K F FAI KING DONE.
Ufa? Trust hia developm nt to the in eupfwlieiallv, and ¡tnpcrfliu.il teaching in
A S T O R IA .
rtuances of such agencies as he may
If you want to invest in the future “ San Francisco” of Oregon, come in and buy n
n few
lew
the l’tiblic schools afterwards will never
E . II. W O O D W A R D .
f
r
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.g
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a
s
^ ^ l o t s in ASTOItiA, our only seaport city. More good business men have confidence
eliawew lo m m c ¡a contact with at thctiui"
cc
satisfy ite m . The Kindergarten, like all
EhiTOll mid PUBLISHER.
This it* tin
w iu her making a great city thin any other town on the Coast a u 1 mm;.- of ().-
when Ite is most easily and most p i, 111 . 1 -
[ Hammer
that1
great reforms, will I.avo to work its way
eg mi ’ s be.it men are investin': there. Come and .see what we h ive for
oontl.v ailected? Certainly not if v.c \. is1 1
;
knocked
the
pr
\ s a l e there.
INSURANCE written, rents collected, a.id all ¿r .
slowly. W e are nearly all conservatives
to
produce
good
rosuUs.
The
heat
author-
rices
down
down L.
NOfAHY work c-trofuliy filtvadvà t'1,
N ? « k X ^ k
SATU RD AY,
JU N E
23,
1890
j fur us having confidence hi old methods,
r - r r r ioTl'iiï To'V'
•
DOWN,
»IJ
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I!.
SlimfV.t'
ir,
J
P
dies agree that the cldid’s ctiaracter is lo and suspicious regardinging now ones.
M a IUX (■. Coi.Cl'LD,'
Nails, Hammers, Saws, Carpenter*, r«- >ls of all kinds, for »n il
■ > z
1 great degree fixed Indore he is live years
V O f f w o on Center St., near the P. O.
¡ill
kind* of Carpenters, I « r. .-, celi t-r p »or, good, bad < r indi
IV’ e will allow mo liAeations or improve­
EntereJ as second class mutter nt the pc-l old. Homo pul it much earlier. Certain
feiont Tinware J *
ments on the old, hut we are slow in giv­
office at Mewberg, Oregon.
P'M I'S
ft • • v
it K however, that tho general character­
ing our confidence to tl.oso which arc
any
w ell
!.• »
.
istic* of ihu etuld'a phyHic.d, mental am]
radical! novels. There are Borne tilings
; .Yamhill Go.
moral nature arc pretty dolbiitly licod br­
which must bo soon in order that thicr
i p y ro g r a
B in. N yk says tl: it most people who gi um; he is seven years old. Croat men
tnoriiH may
ho fully realized.
The
<0 California remain (hero, lie accounts usually have good mothers. More men Kindergarten is one of these tilings. A
for this liy saying that the majority who would he great, if inoro mothers wero
recent article in fjcribncr’j Monthly says
wine. But however wise and good in ith
gu there do so well they don’t care tore
NAIÍ.H NAILS, NAIL' NAIL3, M ILS, NAII.S, ETO nu 1 LITTLE
truly : “ There are several diHiiuiltles which N .111.8,
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turn while Iho rest get bo fxxtr they can’t o n may bo, and however well educated,
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the promoters of Kindergarten work have
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they have not the time iu a vast majority
get away.
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to contend with. America is a land of
AT J. 1!. MUl’N I S,
AT J. H. MOL N i' S,
AT J. U MOUNTS.
:
. j
at OMee to attend, properly, to tin edu­
dabblers. Everywhere there are iH'Dpli'
W»t. Rim> is no longer manager of the cation of their children. II 01 .-u the neces­
H
who pretend to have Kindergartens, with­
1*. A \V. V. railroad. Col, Crocker has sity of auiuo place whero children can he
out even know ing w hat a Kindergarten is. 1
been elected l ’rcs. and Mr. ’ Koehler Vice- dovelo|x.sl uudei the guidance of a t kill 'd
WO get
the
(¿Hacks, loth Herman and American,
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f W
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1’rcB. and Manager. Mr. Koehler has it liuly, where they may onj ,y the cmnpaii-
seek to make money out of the populari-
¡i
F»
reputation for doing things in n buxincm- ionship of those of their own n.r >, and
B E S T B A .E G A IH 8 in tow n in____
O á t' Ir.
lyu ftliu name, d here are people who
liko manner and as tbero is now both where they can grow, physically, mentally
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claim to have improved on the method
rs Ä SHOES. Ton per
money anil hnsiiip«» ability back of the socially, and morally without any of tin'
£ ¿ 7 » A W E L L ASSO RTED STOCK 01 F U R N IT U R E A L W A Y S ON I I A M »
at which Froebel arrived after a life time
cent off for C A S K .
concern, wo hojx) to Sen substantial im- undue restraint or “ forcing” of the ordi­
of 8‘ udy and experience, but who have A T P O R T L A N D P R IC E S .
J. T. S M IT H , Notarj- Public, Newberg, Oregon.
nary school, llailmann says:—“ Among
BY
proveiuents.
never taken tlio tronhlo lo understand
the great blessings which the introduction
the ulphaliet of bin system. There are
of Kindergartining i . hanging to our | h - o -
S ig im i S tilt inn ut O ilk F ir
H. Austin,
J. Boyso.
no genuine Kin,lergartoner’s except tl.oso
VV •
VV ynian.
i ' c , wo hail aa ono of tho greatest, the
(I r t h a rd .
who have tho deploiua of a training T Æ A .I3 S T S T .
- T y L ife . I
* U k V Il
Mr. L Samuel of tho licit Shote i growing conviction that the importance of
school.”
on im jiro v e d J w m
p r o p e r ly .
making arrangements with II. S. l ’tigue of early education cannot he over estimated ;
There is soon to ho opened in onr town
MLIJ.1NKICY art»! I>UK<SMAK1NG.
From Termtunl or Interior I’ otuts tho
Proprietors of
the Signal Service to have a signal sta'iot, and those who tritlo with it jeopardize the
T I M E a n d T E R M S lo s u it
a genuine Kindergarten, which will he
locatoli at “ Oak Fir Orchard.” The sta­ welfare of tho child in evei v dire lion.”
under tho management of a trained
TT fW aflffl ¥ > - ! _ - -f
.\ full line of M illinery gotuls. New arrivali*
Hr. fla rtis, ¡-'njerintendint ei l ’nMii
tion will ho in charge of M- W. Uunnn
Kinilcrgartner, with a trained assistant;
f thè 1 itesi styles every week. Cutting nini
■ Ì7i/é
mar.ager of tho "Orchard” who will aeliools in St. Louis, ono of the leading
I a school where the mothers of Nowl>cr^ i
hy !ie l'Vcuch bi l i syf ieni. l.ocatL n oli
manipulate tho ¡liftrumenta and make odue.ilieu.il IhinkoM iu Am 't ie i, s ivs— :
Main St.
Is tho lino fo (;iko to a!) poinfs JList
,
j may place their children with the assur­
Mf.J. N KTTIK H anf . on *.
weekly reports of ihe amount of rainfall, “ Tho lCin.lorg irteti sy.itoui of culture f >.
Center street,
ami S outh. It U Ihe Dining
ance that they are under good influence,
Í AIN ST. NEW II E KG, OH.
general state of the w eather, condition of tho young is justly receiving in leli atten­
Car Kuui.o. Ir runs Through
1 and that they are developing physically,
tho crops Ac. to Mr. l ’agno at Portland. tion frem educators everywhere. T . it'
Insurance, Money Broker and Abstractor ;
Vestibuled Trains every
iii'.'iitally and morally. Some ol you may
In the future when you want to know tin wo must look for valuihle hint, on the
CI
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ol Titles,
«lay
in
the
year
to
j oe tempted to conclude that y ou cannot
„ J tlis ù T
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“ signs of tlio times” or tho ' forecasts ol method of c »n luetinj our instruction in
M. M I N N V I L LE .O R EG O N .
alibid the expense and yet you cannot af­
the weather apply to Mr. (¡m um who tho lowest prim iry grales. I htlieve
ford to loot, lightly upon so rare an opportu­
will m »n develop lato a notable weather (Irmly that Freebie’s theory and ptactlco,
nity. I i is in the Kindergarten tliat the
iniffs Rii
h »
jrophet. W e are vety glad to ¡cu a sta­ if fairly tried, will lie found n s iror the
I imiilaincntal principles of the child’s edu­ A GOOD SC I ’l ’ I.Y kept on hand, and;
H O USE anti S IG N P A IN T E It .
true stau lav l th m any ot'i >r syste n pro
tici. established here.
cation are laid, w iiiih if pursued through
'•'"ires painted iu tho latest TINTS.
Taper
sold C H E A P for C ASH .
posed for the first education of ehil Iren.
(N O C H A N G E OF C A R S .)
the succeeding years of school life will
Hanging, Graining, Staining nud Hard oil
\ e w h t T “ , O regon .
A m g ’ F is h .
ThofiHiiviliou of I. ihita of ele inliness 1 1 I
finish,
j develop an army of strong men an 1 wav
Composeil of
An employs of Tatum A llowon e f Port- I-»I.t.-n -s * is in ir k 'l a u l hii .-- asiu!. i men fully ipialitieil lo g o out into the world
done by DAY or CONTEACT.
l a v e on liand and manufacture to or­
; .ml went flailing tlio other evening after I!l!l 11,0 development of the intellect in j and light its battles successfully. When
U in in ^ f C a r s u n s u r
J. J. SmrLRY.
\V. 3. I* » VKLL.
Shop
on Maiu Street,
his nano! days work wax done and caught ma ting i| 1 .imitative or 111 ith cn ni. il we consiiler tho expense* of t tie K indergar-
ille ra !! kinds of fir lumber, which they
S H ! I 'l . l ' i Y ,
p o w r .u
p iv 'sc d , l Ju llm n n
* w hopper, lie was fi.hing from one of | •’ouihiiT.itmni ix more surprising. (!■ mi,' i ton, routing of room, piano, hireiiig an
j will sell cheap for cash.
Nev.bcrg:, Oregon.
’ bn
IDravvins? It o o n i
tho wharves «ljn g the river front and ; *r-v nn'* aral.m lie
xoeui to unfold assi Maut, an I purch isiag the materials,
nni! Dealers in
m
liuokod a sturgeon that w alked away with i simultaneous!) in the mind t of the pu ; which aro very ex|x>n»ivo, we must
S le e p e r s o f Txatest j L u m b e r deliwred to any part of the city.
GUOOKUIKS F U N K FKED I I A Y ami
Sbl feet of Ids lino and the li.heruian
They are trained to exercise their acknowledge that the terms aro reasona-
UK AIN.
I Leave your orders at the Post Oflico or
I eq u ip m en t.
thought it a!.out time to call for help f*»’u>li"s in lev•'.mi.-.in:- f ■>” n shape, and l,le
280, Cor. Frout Ȕi Joffureon St -,
Are yon in t ready to give il your
call at the mill on Chchalcm mountain.
1*0
K
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LA
NI».
O
K
KGON.
nuiniKtr,
as
well
as
designing
combina-
Four or five men came to his rosene and
, hearty suiumrt ?
they finally snccctslod in hauling ilio lisii lions « it li them. This training in thè
DK. Y O U N G ,
IL'st t! at can bo constructotl, and in
ashoro a hieb proved to !*• n ven nuil a exact and i¡tiant¡!ativ.* Is counter hai inerii
w l.cli a m mint dati* ns urcboth free ant!
Newberg
Union
met
last
Saturday
after-
Y
K
T
K
K
K
X A l l Y S l 'K G K C N .
lialf fis't long and wonlil «c ig li alxmt ,VK1 and eoniponsated bv a diseijiiine of the
fnrni'licil for I io M cwi of First or Hccont)
Ì nix'll at ¡io’clmk. Devotional meeting!
phantasy
and
imagination.
M
im
pali-
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lhs. Onr castern resdors « h o can't get
(Ua^. Tickets, and
emulili tod bv Pres.
After re.nling of
thoir ideati «b ove a " l ini’ ,'' or tl <> old tion, in various ways draw eg, f I ling
Tire
treatn.oot
0( ho-s. s a specialty.
mit,ut, s . Í ]>ri'vious met ling thoih legati'*
W . D. S C A R C E .
lim e "h ogxm ker” « i l i ti.ink Ibis a ti >hv pap,T into artistic forms, cnihmidcring,
Ic le ^ a n t D u y C o a e b - Calls attended with promptness.
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M a rti'j iin .d e-eme gei d n mark* aln.ut
that Pi ri land ix in t far fn.in thè «aters moili-lling in i lav so as to !r lin the hand
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LOANS NEOOTtATEIV
Ud iiad os|s' . i.illv in violi the
ami Willamctto ri vera aro xomothing though
S A M U E L H O B SO N
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article on the subject of lier department,
ti vini people.
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of im a llfn a l-, f 11" 1. - r* «. sit " - :. t ■
siv.ired in aiivance through any agent of
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Iho same to lx1 published in the W. C. T. of -1.
r.WiM lint F U f l f I.ANL A 1’ t-'
III;? T r e n i .
In twenty-Ara years after thn .loath of
'lie road.
I . c.nunui of out hx il pa;s'r.
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A eeslar trro on J. M. Ilix k o tt’s placa its founder, il has hern extensively intro­
n u . i n d u i t r i t t r ' •;
iofw nor rood«
**»n<!ritES
T H R O U G H T IC K ETA to an I from all
rhe pro«i'lent s|«<ke of tho Refuge
tooxg r> «»03» in e*'h InralltT,
In thn Kalanvi valley is i i -titivn tool duced Into Oormany.SAi'zorl.ind, lia s -ii
n e w : unit.
ot.fciiON.
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Only tho»«
wrii*
>in « in Am r io . England and r.'uro|v
Home in Portland, ami on motion tho
»— to ft« st r*ier rnn mak« *ure of
throiigh uml i."X) feet hich. U jiule toirn* Frartee, Polgium, lloiland. Ih id ind. and
!£;■ the eh»nee Ail too h»re t*>do ia
I iiion agreed to continue tosend t ic -Mill
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A R T IS T .
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— tho«e wfc.» rail—ymir n»trh».or«
hiis comi any.
oí fifty cents monthly to thn Home. Ity
and th^iroerd rna Th* bo.
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witli ftr tr.s-s «iile h are from 2,VI to :tx) part of th « national x i- v m * of A ii.i'ia
f*nnine of ?hif *.1 vyt ’
motion Ilio l cion «.is d ividcil into com-
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miltees of our, ev t v e mi ni t too o la'
time f train», route* ami oilier d ota li.' in Crayon India Ink or »Vater Colors,
Ih c resiliente of tlint locality huilt u house , t f slowljr moxt grvat
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t!2xA), 11 j storii'x l.igli, am ia barn Sfix.’M
t s't uni of Ilio lim itar fi, m ime tteo nud, I roabol’s » v
had | ili s f P i m ' r and fon,-« p -l» Vft,
tha?- |F
c t . Wa-iiington, Pori land. On-gon.
F O R H ALE .
W - C. T . Ü . C O L U M N ,
N E ÌV IiM lK f. O R E G O N .
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Oregon.
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