I
I
F r u l t C u l t u r e ili Ot caroti.
b gofyou to tiri; k Indoro you tquuik— ,
Prof's »Judith an 1 Vincent, ara giving had here this fed! i ivi ’ f a putgative.
a >ur*e of le»-tur»‘S on phrenology, tins
The culture of fruii is certain lo ho one speciali»' to un invalili. Il you la v e a j
The (Quarterly meeting b e d at Kiki.de
-a:—
week, at Jones’ hall. If you want to chinch last Katun lay and Sunday was 0 Oregon'* ptiucip.il industrie» and clilef protty gown and fresh gloves, bv a l
k iow w iat your character 1 », go ami let well attended and was un occasion ot sonni s cf «reati h »»¡tirili a very (• »»' years. ineans »lo lionor to ber »»boni you visit by j
Tlic w ock I saw still runs.
the.n make a Phrenological exam ination, nunh interest to the church. Beside the 1 lio proteclhwi of Ibis imlustry shouUl w arlng tboni, b a ld o not niake thè «li.-
Public Sale tomorrow at one o'clock.
as th *y are professionals in tiiis line of home ministers tiiere were present l onitiiand thè earr.est ut'ention of thè play of theni thè pi ime object of yonr j
Mr, Mourn lias had Boxers ears clipped.
work.
fr m i t or pi in 's F. C. Varner from legislature. A start in Ibis line Ita* al- vi.-it, biave Ibis to III» 'evotee of fashion
He that plants a tree is a public bene
The Y. M. C. A ha» had public meet Km xkvhlo, Dr. II. .1. M inthorn from Ka ready liocn made in thè tifate llorticul. and calla, and devoto your lime to scmo-
factor.
ings at the Presbyterian church each eve lian, Milton J . Hampton alni Aaron Bray tnru! Commlssion ; hot thè banda of th is ; thing more notile. I ubhor a tlattering
“ The town is growing so u th '' ami in ning during the week at w inch they h ivo from Dumbo, 1!. F. H inshaw from commission » lui'ikl ho strengt Itene»!, ami | tongne, yet Ilio believo in s|H':iking a
every other direction.
had ad Irco-es by different speaker*. Cir .Marion an I E.isiia Sm ith lately from it sbollili iie given ampio lucana ¡or th è I Mncero word of pruine or appicciai ioli to
Cowslips are out of season, es|iecially cumstances have been such th at we .Missouri. T ie principal speak is were pratis ti m of ori-barri;» frinii fruit posti. ! my blenda, wltile they are witli me i. •
on the side walks.
could not attend but we iieai the meetings brothers Hhi-diaw, Varner and tinii h a n d E.eni.il vigilam-e is going to be U.e plico stea l of waiting until they are cold in \
Dr. Minlhorn who ma>le a .-tnring appeal of good fruit in bregón, especially apples death. D in an easy thing to distinguish
Squire Cottle of Carlton was in town h u \e been interesting.
one day this week.
Charley Holt the milkman is q u ite in- at the Womens Foreign Mis: n n aiy So- j her 'teforeoar staple of fruit products. between eincerety ami flattery, so lliat |
Wagon loads ol fruit trees pass through du.- trious. He gets out early in thomorii- ei tv h PM Kutiday afternoon, on beliali The m atter of lighting fruit |H*?ts lias one need not Iwafraid of seeming t<> be!
iug and »allies the mail from West C lu- oi tho Indian. Jesse Edwards ma !e a lie n neglected, scouted und ignored I'») incinecre. ¡Sometimes tiiere is more in a
town ulinuel every d.iv now.
ualem
to North Yamhill an l back, rep: r; of rib vi-it to R ick L ike iireoriug long already. Let the warfare against look, a hand cl.isp, or a smile (liuti in an» j
The frame is up for Mr. Lai-l iura new
word you might apeak, so do not forget to |
riicn in th e afternoon lie pails his cows and it »»as decided to discontinue the the pests henceforth be unceasing.—Ex.
store building on Main stu e t.
scatter these seeds of good w herever you |
and bungs the milk to town getting home louthly m u ing at that place lor the prt- ‘
Mr. Mills has his new honso in the
go, you »» ill lx inaile happier by so doing,
sent. Dr. Minthorn g ive a very intere it- !
at ten o ’clock at n ght.
Goodrich subdivision enclosed.
oi true happiness comes hv making ol! *
ing account of tho work done at O.-ki-
The w ither has been very favorable
ers happy, insiemi of leading sellisli lives
I si a l i »a k'early m u rin g held hi Kept-
Hugh Heaeock was down from Dayton
BY
f ir building the past week am p work ha«
every day.
to attend church last Saturday.
ember. On Saturday night the quarterly
been pushed on the large building on
W in. Townsend came up from Poit- Main street. Tho frame is up and the Bible s,'ho.)l conference w a s held. The
M H S. T . A . M O R R IS .
reports from too different schools showed
land to attend Quarterly meeting.
brick work will soon begin. Veniered
that about $5.). Ita I I k ' cii collected for
Mcmliers of the W oman’s Christian I r r o t t i T E R M I N A L o r I N T K K I -
“ 1IOT SH O T ,”
C. F. Moore & Co. have just received a buililings ate getting to Is1 quite i-otninon
Sunday school work and that tho average Temiier.ince Union »»ill reinenilur tl»at
O lt P O IN T S th o
fine line of new style of wall ¡a;>er.
j in the cast hut are new to lira country.
“ D E F Y C O M P E T IT IO N ,”
ritemlunce in the schools was aliout 2"t>. the lime of meeting has been changed
A saw mill with a capacity of 119,090
W ith the new roml across the riverand The following program was carried out. from J o’clock to 2 o’clock p. m. owing to
“ S E N S A T IO N A L S L A U G H T E R ” ETC.
fo.t |>er day is to tie built at Tillamook.
die on»» running north ofiown opened up. Opening exercises Jesse Edwardj. K ing. thecliango in tho length of tlie days
and
the
one
west
of
town
extended
and
Alva Macv with his parent«, wife and
Reports front school« tiy th e siqx'rin- Next Saturdsy will be tho regular m onth
Are Chestnuts old and (tale, used liy many in their Adi'ertisements—Generally
KAILROAD
son were down from Dayton last Sunday improved, the public w ill have better way- tendents. Remarks upon reqiorts, C har ly meeting, held at Erieiida’ iliurch,
s|>eakiiig,
their loud taik is tlie most prom inent point they make.
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Is tho line to tnke
Mrs. Deskins new residence north of forgetting into town and trade will he ley Mitchell. Song. An Ideal S S.
improved.
We
hope
the
»lav
will
be
teacher, 1.. E lla Il.n t' y. R em arla bv
One of out lector, r ., who ha* been work
the railroad is alm ost ready for occupancy
hastened when these roads are opened Marlin Cook .aid others. Types an,lOffer ing in (lie Nebraska cam paign, says tha!
Benj. Jane way Mr. Tyson & wife and and improved.
It Is th e PININil CAR ROUTK. It ru n s
ings, Louisa l*. Round. Rciniirkr, bv 1‘rof. never before lias she seen so many white
T h r o lffh V’KSTIRULED TRAINS
Mr. H ays were up Sunday from Middle
In sofii-iting advertising we are often Hartley and ».thers. Song. Dee. Tim ribbons in m en’s vests ami lapel* as were
E V E RY DAY in th e y e ar to
G E N U IN E B A R G A IN S ,
ton.
answered that it don’t pay to ndvt it is?. rich m »'i and Lazuriti, E lva Ong. Qo:s- visible there. She consider* it a synip.
Did you ever see the like C. F. Moore Last week we inserteu a local in our
St. Paul and Chicago
tion Box, Milos Rjeca. W hat I have tom that the men are m aking common
Such as our customers appreciate is what pleases us best and we take pleasure In
& Co. have such a line line of Holiday columns stating th at we hud pears to sell
learned tonight, Elmer W ashburn.
cause with the woman in this tight.
(NO CHANGE OF CARS)
-ailing your attention to these
coeds.
The num ber of calls for |ie»»rs in answer to
— - —♦-------
'i i n ip n s .’tl o f D i n i n t i O tri* I 'w u M r p n iu r t) ,
Item em ber the public sale tomorrow at Ilia local has been rat bar surprising. I
G en u in e Baripnlnit.
Mrs.
L.
M.
N.
Stevens
president
of
the
Pullman
Drawing
Room
Streper*
N o tic e .
one o'clock. Lin Parker will be tire pays to let die public know when you
Of Latest Equipment,
Maine W. C. T. U ., writes that the state
Ad p o ro u s knowing them «Iva* to be convention just closed »vas the largest and
auctioneer.
li ive anything to sell.
i ndehteil to the e ll firm of Austin »fz bust by fa r e»’er held in Maine. It made
A good opportunity wilt bo given to get
1
Je se Cn ergo who was a student in the
a good colt or a splendid bruod mare at t lie A adeuiy t ur years Hgo was here last Boy to will please call and tettle ut on<*e a profolln(j impression in Portland, whore Best tliHt c a n be c o n s t r u c t e d a n d i n w h ic l i
W it HAVE NO»»' TIIK LARGEST STOCK AND 1IKHT VARIETY OF GENERAL 4fKRCItAMDI8R
and pave costs.
acc ommoda tio u* nre for h o l d e m of FIr»t o r
it was held. All the pastors of tho city
sale tomorrow.
Sunday. He has spent considerable time
Secoud cbiKs Tickets.
THAT
HAS EVER 11KKN IN (lt'R STORK AND »YK TAKE A FARDONABLC PRIOR IN CALLING
tam
o
to
the
convention
with,
or
sent,
Rev. W. A. W illisoncam e down Tues Luce leaving here in the Ctieur D’ Allue
greeting* and words of cheer. Over six
me t ä a n
day from La Fayette and spoke for the mining country in Idaho where lie lias
n o t ic i : to t a x f a y u iis .
ATTENTION TO HOME S P E C IA L I TPMS.
hundred new members have been added him I KUKOPE c ii i bi- pii rchs sc d st nny Ti cket
two brothers, h'lt is at work at present
Y . M. C. A. th at night.
The A ss ess m ent lloll of the tow n of Ncwbc r :
Olttee oi t h is C omp my.
during
the year.
in
Powers’
furniture
factory
in
Portland,
has
be
en
pla
ced
iti
my
h
a
n
d
s
for
collection
J. F. Heaeock and family and Mrs.
Full fnf. rm a tto n r m i c e ru ln g rutes, tim e ot
a n d wil l be d e l i n q u e n t a fte r D ece mber 2C»
iIe
thinks
New
berg
lias
m
ule
rapid
strides
Rrar.t of Sinockville attended church
tralna, routos a n d otlicr d c ts lls f u r u l i h e d »in
IKK),
The
Nortl
Dakota
W
.C
.
T.
U.
at
itseon-
in
the
way
of
im
provements
since
lie
left
here Saturday and Sunday.
sp pH cstim i to s n y »gellt, or
A. M. lIoeKINK,
Our B oot am i Shoe D e p a r tm e n t la very Complete«
vention at Jam estow n, September 29,
here four years a^o.
Collector.
Will Ralston and H attie Churchm an of
A. I). C1LVRLT0N,
created
a
departm
ent
of
charitable
work
Charley
Moore
has
lia»l
a
legion
of
SPECIAL: M ilwaukee O il G r a in W ater - proop B oot .
Slii'i idaii botli old students of the Acade
Ass’t l ’ass. Agt.,
and electeil Mrs. Linda Slaughter snja*r-
questions to answer since trading his
my were married last week.
No.
121
First
S
treit,
Cor.
W
arb.,
20 in c h l e u . H o l e l e a t h e r counter .
( lim ing: O a t .
intendent. The object of this dep artu re't
property off. He lias no intention ot go
l'ortland, Or.
Sam Kee has a supply of Chinese
Mrs.
Hanson
on
Main
street
is
closing
is
to
prevent
suffering
among
tlie
poor
o>
ing out of the diug business, neither will
E. II. WOOWARD, Agent,
water lillies th at lie is ready to sell to
he di-eontinue looking after UneleSam- out her stock of Milliner gooils among the state during tlie coming winter, ami
New borg, Oregon.
the ladies at reasonable prices.
which
n:e
a
nice
assortm
ent
of
ready
its
hea
(quarters,
together
with
the
de[
urt-
utds interests. Tho business will be con
Foot-ball is a great game at the Acade ducted a t the sam e place until spring tiiniined hats. Call early and get your ment of ‘The Relation of tem perance to
D e p a r tm e n t o f G c n ta F u r n is h in g G o o d s.
bailor,’ »» ill lie at th e W. C. T. U. reading
my. Fur healthful exercise this a good and then som ething will probably “ turn pick at a bargain.
N O T IC E ,
rooms at liism arek, where all donations |
g o n e if played with moderation.
Tennis Shirts.
up.” Itw a s M rs. Wiley the mother of
Jeans Pants.
Scarfs:
Tie*:
may lie sent.
F . II. Howard is all smiles this week Nate who got the pro|>erty and Charley
E x citem en t
Negligee Shirts.
Satinet Pants.
Collars:
Guffs:
as Mrs. II. and (he. baby are at home gets a piece of land east of town.
Runs high at C. F. Moore & Co’s,
Chevoit Shirts.
Gassimere
Pants.
H
ose:
Jew elry:
Bishop
William
Taylor,
replying
to
an
again after their visit to Portland.
H enry Austin has the best trained c a t drug store o\’er System Builder, as every
To the party receiving tho largest list of
Jesse Edwards who returned from Alki tle horse in the e parts. W ueu Henry body is using it for catarrh ot the stom invitation to attend the nationol W. C. T.
names for
SPEC1A L: S tanley P ants , s p r in g iio t t o m , r iv it k d —95 cents.
in W ashington last week was not very lias an unruly steer to rake to the pen he ach, dyspepsia, constipation, and im U. lotie Irek! in A tlanta next nioiitli, pre
sents
in
his
brief
letter
a
striking
com.
favorably impressed with th at country.
ties tho rope to the saddle horn and starts pure blood and to build up the system.
SPECIA L: J eans I ’ a n t b — warranted 6 m o n t h s n o t t o » i p .
IL L U ST R A T E D
Mr. Larkin is increasing the si/.e of Ins the horse on while he drives. If the steer It certainly possesses wonderful merit mentary upon the evils resulting from the
liquor
traffic
in
Africa.
He
savs!
It
i
orchard which is already large, by set runs forward the horse taker tho trot to when all speak so well of it.
SPECIAL: “ P ride o f N k w r e r u ” o v e r a l l s , r iv it e d . Our own make.
would afford me special pleasure to ac-
ting an additional num ber of trees this tighten the rope as ha don't propose to let
eept,
were
it
possilde,
for
yours
is
tlie
the ste. r get unpleasantly near him , nor
fall.
B r ic k , B ric k , B ric k .
real Issue of the day and of great Import
UY IIU m iK H T II. B A N C R O F T
M*lt Nichotson has bought the gray tangle him in tiie rope. This is w hat we
I have just fihished burning three bun- not only to our American h o n es, for
call
“
horse
sense”
ami
it
is
interesting
to
T ilK KMIKRNT HTNTOKMN
team of Dave Holloway. A; i t says it
dred thousand first class brick that are whose defense you stund in the nam e of
EADY lit lust—Only tr u e history of Mormon-
D ry G oods um l N otion D e p a r tm e n t,
seem s natural to get hold of the lines see the horse peiform.
Ifim p u b l i s h e d —Vacinatiuir, lntensel> in te r
now ready for the m arket. Call at my (}*), but. also, in its relation to mis»ion
We are informed that H. R. Cobb the yard in the west part of town near the | Work in heathen lands. Poor Afriea'* dr- estliiK, p o w e rfu l— En dorse d a li ke by MormoiiK
again.
a n d Gentiles.
Never was so completely stocked up with choice now gotxla and latest style* aa
Eir.m or Hall and Alf Moore each gentleman from Iowa who bought O .k railroad track and aee w hat 1 have when p lia b le condition under the rum e>irse is
WON I > EU FU L A D V EN TU I t K8
bought a thousand trees of Cooper & Co. Fir orchard of Mr. Samuel last week in von want brick.
right now.
il.irker th in when the stealiiigof millions of Trappe rs a n d Trave le rs —Bloody In d ia n Wars
last Monday to set on their places west tends building on it yet this season. Mr.
J ames H am mett .
of its people caused Livingston to call it —T hril li ng a ccoun ts of Massacre s a nd M ira cu
A ll wool T ricots .
D ress G inghams .
A hhabkts S uitings .
Cobb we understand is a practical fruit
of town,
the “ open sore of the world.” A hundred lous E sc ape s—The famous Dauitc Association,
man and will keep tins orchard, which is
Etc., Etc.
B
lack
H
enrietta
*.
L
ai
-
iks
B
roadcloth
.
S uhaii S ik es .
Joseph Cook of “ Boston Monday Lec
Kor a short lime Í »vili gi»-e a 11 x 17 steam ships th at sail from European and
much admired by all who pass th at way,
M YSTFRIFH o f PO L Y G A M Y
tu re ” fame lecture»! in Portland two
ixirtrait with every »¡oxen cabinet photo- English |K>rts to the Wrest, sonili and (>ust
The T ith in g House—Celestial Marriage—
up to its present condition. W e a rs glad
M anuhestrr G vbiimkreh .
L adies K kpkllants .
A ll colors V elvet *.
nights this ween th e first of the series giv"
graphs at $2.00 per dozen. This offer is coasts, carry n principal cargo of rum ami Stran ge Religious C usto m s —Bio grap hy of J rig-
to welcome this class of men to the com
en in tiie Star lecture course of th a t city.
to introduce my instantaneous cabnet gin. H am burg alon*-, by tivo lines of ha m Young, as th ri llin g ns a no vel yet tr u e his
munity and hope Mr. Cobb will find this
SPECIAL: A ll wool A sbabkt S uitingb , 36 inrhet wiile.
photographs.
steamers, exported to Africa 200,000 tuns tory.
N. C. Maris has been carrying his neck valley to be ail 'h a t he anticipates.
A gra nd book to sell. K v o r y b m l y W n n t *
W a t ; ox,
of
rum
last
year;
and
many
other
cities,
Ladies will enjoy lixiking over these new slioitaa.
in a sling for several days on account of
If -- M ercha nts , Fa rm ers, Mechanics, a n d all
Five or six years ago people coming
225 First St.,
including our own Boston, arc engaged classes ha ve eagerly a w a it e d th e a p p ea ra n c e of
afflictions sim ilar to those that tried the from th e east to Newlierg could hardly
l ’ortland, Ore.
in t'.ie nefarious business of turning a th is r e m a rk a b le book.
O ne P ozen |H tyi . ks B uckles — Latest and correct fashion.
patience cf his ancestor the old man Job. find out where the place v;as or how to get
AGENTS
.Mi-'-i tippi of death and destruction upon
S
taple P hy G oods , such us Taliie Linens in 10 styl«»a—Waterproofs.—All wool
In a U nion to the property advertised here win n they arrived in Portland.
Send qu ic k $I.G0tfor costly and e le g an t C a n
the defenseless Africans, annually decim-
The Norweigen ship Thor, which is
to be sold at (lie public sale to-morrow, There are many here who well remember
i
ating whole sections of that country. Our vass ing Outfit. Don’t waste ti m e w ri ti ng for Flannels—Ganton Flannels in blenched anil unbleached and all colors—10 quarter
cir cul ars , b u t sec ure te rr ito ry be fore It is g iv en
there will be another Jersey and a Shor! how they tram ped over l o I land inq tir- com pleting tier load of lumber In Tacoma |
nl. hojie is in the gospel. GoJ bless von out. Rem e.mbcr t h ! « ia a s u b je c t of I n t m i s c sheetings—Tickings, our shelves are loaded full.
H orn hull, truth of which are full blotxl- ing at hotels anil railroad depots for the for London, will carry away a cargo that
in your great woik.’
I n t e r e s t to nil, a n d th e G ra nd I ll u s tr a tio n s at
ed anim als.
town they were looking for. Things have in some res|iects is one of tlie most re
tra c t a tt e n ti o n e v er y w h er e. A ddress —
.......... .
nuiRTiNG, 2 eta. lower than any one else.
C. F. Moore it Co. haveo|iened up the changed since then and we are better m arkable evil sent from tho Bound. It
When von call u ;» jii a friend, ilo you
y
includes
a
great
ntimlier
of
long,
heavy,
largest line of Holiday good-; ever brought known to tha outside world. In fact we
7M3 MAItKKT HT.
NAN KKAKCINCO.
)sn rrn tifinocir, matron nv moans o ra non- . » » P i * v n u r S i * I f a n d j 'n m * m e n u i l n s - ■ * •
them e of your conversation, or do you
to this eity. The McKinley Bill does ire beginning to bo known from firm to
key engine, two feet square and from 107
| feel a real interest in tier whom you visit,
not effect them , as they are cheaper in Beer Sheba and from the rivers to the
Q U K K N 8W A R R , F in e A Rsortm ent.
i ntis of (lie earth. At least it loi'ks that t o l l Jf»'et each long. There is yet aliout and manifest this in some m anner.
price than ever before.
459,050
feet
of
lum
ber
to
he
placed
on
j way since two travelers arrived in our
,
,
.
.
.
m . »
,
i
Though
your
friend,
out
of
deference
to
A splendid Tumbler, (it 5 eta. K ntibkly new .
Jonathan ami Jane Votaw left last
it will take se»eral
* •
..
...............
loa n last Tuesday direct from Jerusalem lo ird , . . It is supposed
,
,
...
.
. your conversation regarding jo u r |M»rson-
Tuesday for Alder in Willowa county
innntlis
to
unload
lier,
and
it
luvs
already
'
...
,
,
____
,
..p
| the holy city.
,
i a' f.ff.urs, lie assured th a t your talk is
where they have a daughter who is in
taken sixty davs to get the tim ber on
,
. .
.......... .i,,,,,.,.
i
! much morel interesting to yourself Ilian to
I
T
hat
excellent
illustrated
literary
jotir-
imor health. They will probably remain
boa™'
h e r , c r any one else. If she be a mother,
nal,
lire/
Shore,
offers
five
splendid
prises
th ere during the winter.
Groceries.
' she w ill perhajis, most appreciate a word
for competition in a word contest, open to
The city fathers must have used a yard
P r o f i t ill P o t a t o e s t i l l s Y e n r . I „( praise as to the nmuagenient of her
all its subscribers. The piir.es nre: A
stick th a t was pulled too soon, when they
A complete line of every thing that should lie kept and sold at C a s h P ricks .
II. W. Murphy, one of our mof t enter- J babe, or voa may sp<-ak of his line pbysi- [
scholarship in either the Portland or S„-
A R T IS T .
made calculations for the luinlier for
lem business college; a Hie size crayon prising and Hti't-estfnl farmers who li»-es ' qu','¥ or Iris little cunning ways, using tact, i
street crossings. The crossings fail to p o rtrait; an elegant oil painting of Sa-I some three miles south of thin eity, In* of »■ .urse, so that you d > not *eem to Hat- ! Portrait* enlarged to life size and finished
SPECIAL: Our own tea, " F a u i . t i . e s » : ’’ lm|x>rted by u s p r o j J apan direct
in Crayon India Ink »ir W ater Dolors,
connect with tlie side walks.
frano rose* ; a set of Clismlrere' encyclo- already ilng an 1 garnt red about 8509 ] ter. Dr. Holland sai l th a t he would
Ihrangh tlieGustom House—It takes ua 5 months to fill an order for it but we will
R oom o v k k M oo * k B k »>*., D arn Bronx
A Jersey cow is the kind to keep in pedia, ami a copy of thè new edition cf btishel» of Burbaiik pccdling |M.tatoes. ! rather listen for a full h o u r to a voting
havo the best.
NF.WBEKG, OREGON.
m
u'her
relating
the
saying*
and
doing*
ol
Webster'«
unabri
ige
i
diutionary.
Full
Thia
s;
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tow n. Attend the sale you will ste ad j
vertised in another place for to-morrow particnlars and rules of thè contcst are Imge pile se»’pntei.n fei t wide, sixty-flve her child, than to sit and talk one m om ent ;
and buy a first class Jersey heifer anil publisheil in ITn! Short of N ovcnitxr K li. fcct long, and six feet bigh. I’otutocs are j «¡tli u eilly, aff.mted, or goMiping W 'o m . ti
I Here is a chance for thè winning of valn- no»v worth tr) cents |s>r bushel, witli | [ ( you are visitingthesi ck cliainber, nolli-
th u s make your wife happy.
SPECIAL.
Dr. M inthorn, B. S. Cook and Jo. able prixes in a contest tliat is t ttrely i • ' ovcry prosjiect of a ri-e in the market. ! ngyou ftin say will nooner bring tlre lixrlt
Mesers. Thomas 4 lludilelsoii recently ! Qf |,e ,|th to the wan fiu-e of th e parient,
Cook with their wives and John Brown, telle»rtual and l.aa none of tlie element* ot
purchased ten acre* of |K.tatnes, paying ^ ljn | 0 tfln film lie looks lieltor Ilian
W e ark s o l e A g e n t s for the G \» ik —D owns C orset and keep it in one D ormi
Mr. Spencer and A lvi Cook all of the gainbling aliout it.
Eroi. Vincent of N«'W York, an»l Brof. $500 cash for the sam e. This is at t h e ; when you last saw Inin. Certainly you
Oregon Land company were here to a t
s t y l e s — We can please the moat fastidious taate.
Gririith of Portland, (Phrenologist), are rate of $50 per acre. Ju st think of if, yon will not lie so thoughtless as to tell him
tend Friends Quarterly meeting.
people
who
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John Brown who was in town the first f
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first, and has steadily increased. The do- be bought for $25 per acre, an»l raised a I thought she wa* rapidly gaining strength,
grants coming into Portland than ever
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|,a,| teen suddenly made to feel so
We have emp'oy si more help in the store because we were compelled to do so *
lineal ions of character are w onderful ac crop that sells for twice the purchase
before. The larger portion of them come
weak by a rem ark oftldsnature.aaacarce-
curate. Prof V incent lectures to-night price of the la n d —Ex.
and can now «ait on you proui|itly.
train Kansas and Nebraska and are of
ly to be able to take another step. H oi
on Physiognomy ; this le< tnre is said to
limite»! means.
merit pecial applause. The c o m ' . lost«
[ n b .'ie S a le
To O r it P atron *.— We have just receiv tom orrow (Sat), evening with a lecture
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ed a tine line of good* fur tha I lo'.i lay on “ Adaptation in Marriage ,, ending
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trade. We invite jo u lo call and exam- witii a l lirenologn'al \\ »Milling” ; a val-
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Is-rg, at 1 ocliH-k on Saturday Nov. 15,
ine the goods anil note tlie low price this, liable
K C. HANSON.
prize being given to the couple who .
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IhtM. the following p ro p rty to w it:
year.
a e the best adapte»! in marriage.
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One excellent hress] m are witfi sirin g
C. F. M oore A Co.
Inform.iti m, exam inations, etiarts etc.,
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i*olt. One high gra»le Khort Horn row.
W hy not organize at once an I have a c ,|] at the office Arlington Hotel. th e
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One three quarter Jersev heifer. One fulf
course ol fust class lectures here during P.of’s. go to Klreridan Monday.
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blrexlol Jersey hud, -1 years old. !-.tnr-
th e winter. Heretofore we ha»e waited
A man was here th e otlrer day who teen tread of goat«. One farm wagon,
until too late in the season. A goo f lect
lately came from Ka:i*as, having left (jnR two seated hack.
Also harness,
ure at this season of the year will tie
there on account of the continued drouths plows, iron harrows, ami such »other farm- 1
appreciated by our people.
ruining Ilia crop prospect*. H elm * Ireen fng im p le m n t* as collect on a farm,
Tlie Quarterly conference »if tire Evan in Oregon two or three weeks and is now among which are the mplement* and
MI.NTIIOBN ADDITION to I'ortiand.
Fine farm* and Irait landa
gelical church will 1« held here Saturday growling because it rains here, a id yet tools owned by L. Samuel and hoed at
afternoon at 2 o'clock evening service* at the ground has not been wet e n o u ji to Oak Fir Or
near Newberg mul lota, acre and five acre trai'ta in I l i ’ ltLKY 'S
7 o ’clock. Also services Sunday morning plow wall this fail. Tli it is tlie way
ADDITION to Newberg.
For sale by
Ht 10 o ’clock. Kev. Poling wlil be present. th j growl in Kaiisa» liecsnse it ilon’t
All sums niuler fl UOi , ra«h in hand.
All are cordially invited.
rain ami th -n grunt in Oregon beoxnse it For all snnis over $10 00, a creilit of
Teams are still busy hauling lum ber does rain. We would suggest to tlii* fe!- twelA'e months will lie given, tlie purchas
from MiUthell A C lark's mill to Heaeock’» low that lie try Arizona where in place* er giving satisfactory «ecurily with note
Newlierg, Oregon.
Odicc on Main Si reel,
lum ber yard. Mr. Heacock ia al o mak- lliev have to content tliemselves without liearing ten |s r cent interest (rom »late.
ing arrangements to get lum ber from rain for ll.ns? years, and if this don't Ten ¡s-r cent of for carli.
L 11. W oodward
iSlier jioinlR by rail wtien the roads get iM iigrelie'
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too 'lipppry to haul over tlie loo itu ain .
mu.. » b i > *• ■ •» wma »er
vr * i.a
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