“Where Are You Going on the Fourth of July?”
“That is an Unanswerable Qestion.”
WELL, HERE’S ANOTHER: Where do you buy your Clothing’, Hats Shoes & Furnishing Goods?
YOU SUITED?
C
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-IL
T 'STOTT I D O BETTER?
I f not, come aiul get our prices and see our new spring stoc k of N obby S uits
W e H ave
the
C heapest L ine
of
for
M en
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S YOU TRIED TJSI
B oys .
and
S hoes for Men, Boys and Children, ever brought to New berg.
{£ A G E N T S FOR TH E W OOLEN GOODS OF BR O W N SVILLE. 3 )
for a considerable amount of building.
The imported song birds are evidently 1
Below will lie found a list of the building breeding rapidly. The Dalles Chronicle
L v . N e w b e rg , 7:M a. m | L v. P o r tla n d , 9:10 a. m done the post year. If we have failed to Isays: It is a subject of general remark
A r. P o r tla n d , 9:00 a. m . I A r. N e w b e rg 12:1'» p .m . get any improvements in this list we will
th at there are more birds in the country,
L v . N e w b e rg 12:45 p .m . j L v .P o r tl a n d , 4:30 p .m .
A r. P o r tla n d , 8:20 p .m . | A r. N ew b e rg , 6:05 p .m . be glad to be furnished with the amount. particularly of one or two apparently new
P a s s e n g e r a n d F r e ig h t K a te s to a ll p o in ts ,
INCORPORATED.
Morris, Miles A Co., brick
varieties, than have ever been seen at
c a u b e o b ta in e d fro m
C. B. F K IH 8E L L ,
store....................
$4,500 this time of year before. They are here
A g e n t N e w b e rg .
A M Hoskins and J T Smith brick
store.............................................. M 00 in thousands and subsist on the insects
Barker brick store................. 3,200 tiiat are so plentiful on all our fruit and
NEWBERG GRAPHIC. J L K M Heston
blacksmith shop and
shade trees.—Ex.
residence ....................................
725
Mrs Lamb milliner shop.................
140
I8HUSD KVERY FRIDAY MOBNIXO.
G M Bales shoo shop......................
105
Geo. T. Angell says that nine out of ev
PRINCIPAL OFFICES AT
JM Wilson store building...............
850 ery ten dollars thus far paid into the
K IIIT O H 8 A N D P U B L I S I I K R S :
Cephas Maris harness shop...........
750
treasury
of
the
“
American
Humane
Edu
E . H. W oodward A O rm . C. E mkry . City H all..........................................
328
cation Society” liavo been paid by wo
Baker & Son meat market and
b
u
rn
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500 men ; nineteen out of every twenty
FRIDAY, AVRIL 1, 1802.
ands
f
Harrison Crater two bouses............. 1,200 “ Bands of Mercy” are presided ovey by
300
Oliver
A
Coloord
tin
shop..............
E n t e r e d ft. s e e o n d r i a . , m a t t e r ftl th e JiOfct
Bought and Sold, and Sold on Com
250 women; the same proportion of letters
o lh e e a t N e w b e rg , O re g o n .
H Fox residence.............................
W an t to buy either n large or small
HAVE ON
■I I! Mount “ ................................ 400 showing interest in the work are written
9
mission.
400 tiy women ; and the best book ever writ farm, you can save both tim e and m on
C F Moore “ ................................
'T he Lebanon Exprrne is demanding of Dr Clark
425 ten for tlio protection of horses, “ Black
“ ..............................
For Low Prices an d F uture Advance
ey by calling on us.
225
the people of that town that a college I*) L C Washburn ad to residence.. ..
700 Beauty,” was written by a woman.—Ex.
ment in Values,
established there. You can’t father an A Savage residence..........................
IKK)
If you are a Non-resident,
l’atterann residence.........
enterprise that will lie of greater benefit Thomas
8(H)
Dr McConnell office........................
All grades of Realty, from an unfenccd lot to th e very Best Im
We Defy Competition.
Richard
Thompson,
who
lias
just
been
to tlio town, brother Kilpatrick, if it in Allen Smith residence....................
A nd wish to obtain an y inform ation
7(H)
proved City Property, and
150 elected one of the Republican delegates to
well sustained.
John Davis
Long
Time on Inferred Paym ents,
000 the Minneapolis national convention from about Heal E state, or the Country in
I) W Cummins “ .................
125
and Liberal Discounts to Cash Buyers.
“ ..................
General, or Newberg an d vicinity,
T ue revival meetings conducted by tlie K (> Hobson
250 Indiana, comes near being tlio oldest
C F Butler
“
.................
active
politician
in
the
United
States.
noted evangelist, B. Fay Mills, at tlie Mrs Dodd
We have for sale some of the F inest
125
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in particular, W rite to us—W e will
In any sized T racts from One to One Thousand Acres.
1(H) He was in public lifo as long ago as tiio
taliernacle in l’ortland, will probably Knos ICUis
“
.................
Suburban
Pioperty to be found in th e
8:H) days of President Harrison’s grandfather, gladly give th e desired inform ation.
• “
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close this weck. A grand Work lias boen .1 M Tice
250
Norris
Tihido
“
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State, at very low prices.
dune whicli will result in great good if it
800 his last public office having been secre
Win Bood
“
................
is pro|,erly f 'llowed up by tlie paBtors of
250 tary of tiio navy under Hayes. He has
“
“
h am ......................
tlie varioUH churclies in tlio city.
1,750 written many |iolitical platforms and ob
K II Woodward residence.........
140 tained a reputation for his ability in for
“
"
h am ...................
1,050 mulating parly principles.—Albina Cou
W k acknowledge the reeeipt of a very (1 W Mitchell residence.............
400
1) Tulman
“ .................
neat Arbor Day program, arranged and John Hush h am ........................
T h o O ld e s t H o u s e in O r e g o n .
125 rier,
tiful Willamette river rises in the
prepared hv the State Superintendent of George Stabler residence...........
1,4<H)
The Astorians says:
“ The oldest southern hills and flows north, supported
75
John
Morris
“
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l*nhlle I nut ruction. Arlior Day comes on
9
An examination of the cunning of gulls house in Oregon,” is the title of an item by many small rivers. Several of which
00
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next Friilav, April 8th. Holmes Raid: A Estop
1IH) was observed at Tacoma, when several in an exchange, which locates that most aro navigable for steam boats. The Wil
J C McCroa ad to ”
...........
“ I have written many verses, but the Fair Buildings.
400 alighted on a hunch of logs that had been ancient domicile in Oregon City. But lamette valley is practically forty miles in
11Ì
lieat vernea I liave produced are the trees Luther Hill barber shop.................
4(H) in the water for a long time, with the there is a house in Oregon older than widtli and eighty in length, is well water
A C Cox storo.................................
275
I have planted.”
that. It is a house not built with hands ed and is also well drained by the numer
A K Cooper A Co oflico..................
150 submerged side thick with barnacles.
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W G rabid resideneo.......................... 1,(HH) One was a big gray fellow, who seemed but is not eternal in the heavens. It is very ous rivers and small streams.
We will sell a few
fi
T h e r e will bo at least four national R Cooper
“
(¡00 to ho captain. Ho walked to a particu solid and stands about twenty miles from
The climate is delightful and an eastern
convention« tliU'year for the nomination .1 H Long
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3(H) lar log, and on one side of it close to the this city. It was built by tho great de man who spends one year in the Willam
!
700
GOOD T O W N L O T S
of can lidatea for the preaidoncy and they \ W Reos “
signer and architect of the universe, or ette valley is almost sure to make his
Grabel
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675 wider, and thon uttered peculiar cries.
will be held •»» follow»:
Republican C
N I* Jen oil “
75 Tiio other gulls came and perched on the by ono conversant with his system and home with us. You may visit western
All on time, to those who will build on
J m e 7th, at Minneapolis; Democratic J C Heath “
..........................
2(H) same side of the log, which, under the plan. It was once a giant spruce tree, Oregon during the months of July, Au
June 21 »t, at Chicago; Prohibition June Wm Stratton res. and barn..........
8(H) combined weight, rolled over several hut two or three centuries ago tho top gust, September and October, and you
them. Call early and get your choice.
"•
2flth, at St. Ionia; Alii.nice July 4th, at Wm Christenson residence.............
Inches. The gulls, step by step, kept the broke off. 11 was then hollowed grad will find onr orchards loaded with the
Thomas
Nowlin
“
...............
1,51
Trices
will be advanced in sixty days.
Omaha. After llioae dates the intelligent
I, A Cornell residence..................... 5( log rolling until the barnacles showed ually by fire, and in the course of years finest quality of fruit. When you visit
voter ought to ho able to make a choice. W II Morris
"
(H above water. Tho birds picked eagerly thoro was a hollow place inside of the Oregon you may tako tho Northern Pa
“
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3< at this food, and tho log was not aban trunk twenty feet in diameter. A wan cific, Southern Pacific, or Union and Cen- \
Only a few of those fine tracts in
F
M
Burr
“
....................
4'
SmiNuiiME must lie near at hand east
doned until every barnacle had been derer who Equated and finally took up the tral Pacific railroads as you please, and j
II
L
Christenson
rosidenco.............
IK
of the Rockies, in spite of the snow Mrs II Shuck res. nml barn...........
trje claim on which the tree stood hewed when you arrive at l’ortland, please bear j
7: picked.—Ex.
R U R A L H O M E N o. 2
storms ami bllxzar.ls Our eusturii ex- Lee Smith
it out and made it habitable, put in a in mind tiiat you are in a seaport city and
.....................
»
|
changes are opening out with usual uc- F il Lashier residence....................
<>■
floor, door and windows, and there it you can take tlio Portlans A Willamette
are left. All clear. Cheapest on the
An up country exchange publishes tlio
1)
c,mnts of the Mghttiing rod swindlers Fred Bent simp ...............................
1! following dissertation on pants: l ’ants stands, the oldest house in Oregon." It Valley railroad and pass through some of
market. Terms easy. Raise peaches.
and their jobbery and warning tliu un- Mrs Young a<l to residence.............
Martin Jones residence...................
2( are made for men, and not men for pants. was a little growth when Columbus dis the prettiest country on the Pacific coast.
susfiei-ilng in a fatherly wav. The fools DC Kineryml to ••
1!
covered America. It was a lusty young Please come and see our beautiful count
Woman was inado for man, and not treo when Cortez found tlio Pacific ocean
M a r is
C olcord.
don’t ap|s-ar to all Is. dead yet, as some E S Craven residence....................
4'
ry and make your home with us. j
pants.
When
a
man
pants
for
a
woman
George
Christenson
residence
.
.
.
.
!*
'
are still found who will sign their inni.-
and stood silent upon a peak in Darien ;
U)
We made a splendid display of fruits j
Nets Hanson residence....................
3: and a woman pants for a man, they nre a
cent looking contracts.
Baptist, Church ............................... 2,(K pair of pants. Such pants don’t last. its branches tosseu aloft when the Puri and vegetables at the Centennial in 1S7G,
9
tans built their cainpoody by Plymouth and wo expect to coine to tiio front at tlie
John Hudson residence............. ..
2(
A iirak mute living at Waterloo in Newberg Backing Co ................
5( Bants nre like molasses, they are thinner Rock ; it was a giant of tho forest when World’s Fair in Chicago.
Linn County, is a skillful advertiser. He Dorrnnce Bros saw mill ................. 8,(H in hot weather and thicker in cold. The tho Declaration of In,ie;ion,leiU ’0 was
NEW BROOM ¡SWEEPS CLEAN, AND
O. Abernathy, residing near Fewberg,
“
“ residence...................
8i man in the moon changes his pants dur
lost a valuable hound and hit on this
signed; it was hugli in its growth and gathered over 800 pounds of cherries, from
ing an eclipse. Don’t go to tlio pantry great in its dimensions when the Colum
plan to find the do... He placed an ad M George residence........................
one tree and J. Hash lias gathered over!
750 for pants, you may bo mistaken. Men
vertisement in the I. haimn Exprrte J C Clemens,in “ ........................
bia river was discovered. Through six 1,600 pounds of apples from a tree. I
150
are
often
miss-taken
in
pants.
Such
mis-
"
“ burn............................
stating that ho was going to Alaska and
centuries it has stood and may stand six have gathered large quantities of apples, Is th e b e s t p la c e In to w n to g e t y o u r w o r k d o n e . A ll k in d s o f T in w o rk . snch a s R oofing, S p o ilt-
I, Mvers hartier shop......................
*IKI I takes make breeches of promise. There
iiig hid ] (ro n ern l R e p a ir in g , n e a tly a n d p ro m p tly d o n e . P ric e s re a s o n a b le
wanted to tiny a lot of hounds, asking Clark
and Burgen ollice.................. I ,,|M| lias been much discussion as to whether more. It is worth a visit, and till some that averaged 34 apples to the bushel. On
those having dogs for sale to have them M K Church.....................................
N e a r ly o p p o s ite D a y to n r o a d ’
F. H. STOREY, Prop.
ono else jumps up an older structure of account of the belt in which the prune
3(H) pants is singular or plural. Seems to us human habitation the Asturian holds this flourishes, being comparatively small
on exhibition on a certain day. When Hired Moore residence
... •
when men wear pants they are plural and to bo “ tlio oldest house in Oregon.”
the day came no loss than seventy live J 8 Long business house under
compared with some other fruit that
construction................................... 1,000 when they don’t wear any it’s singular.
dogs of every age and description were on
flourish in North America, we are now
125 Men got on a tear in their pants, and it is
Wm Mitchell residence.
hand ready fur inspection. The mute got
planting large orchards of prunes and es-
S U KH W O O I) IT E M S .
to look through the collection for his lost
Total ..........................$00,548 all rig h t; hut when tho pants get on a
I timute the outlay of money on a twenty
tear
it
is
all
wrong.
dog and proved that it pays to advertise Number of buildings .............. IK).
Tellef Johnson hail Die misfortune to “ere tract of onr host fruit land, ten acres
in the local pa|ier. Those who Hay the
H u n d r e d s o f y a r d s o f O ne I m p o r te d a n d D o m e s tic C lo th s of th e la te s t sty le s.
get his index finger on his right hand c u t, "hit'll is to lie set to prune and cared
advertisements are not read are away ell'.
W o r l d ’« C o l u m b i a n E x p o s i t i o n .
Ti n- P i c t u r e . S w i n d l e .
off at tho first joint while oiling the en-1for “" ‘‘1 ‘he trees are seven years of age CIuOTLIIiS DON’T MAKE y Y MAN,
C h i c a g o , III., Feb, 8, 1882.
gine in the brick works, Tuesday morn when they will be in full bearing. Entire
One of tlio most successful frauds per
«>11» I M I - R O V K M K N T S .
To whom it may concern: This is to ing. Dr. Rickard bad gone to Portland cost six thousand dollars and you have B u t a n m ic o e n g t u s t tr o a r n m g e a rs d e . c l o th in g o d d s m a te r i a lly to a m a n ’s a p p e a r a u e e a t h o m e , a n d p a r t ic u l a r ly
petrated on the public is that of Eastern
Ths Aiui.unt of lltilhlli'K Dont» Durine firms who send letters and circulars with certify that the “ Bird’s Eye View” of tho on tho morning train, so lio took tho 11 twenty acres of land with hnildings, team,
Dress and Work Shirts, Fine Custom Made Fancy Shirts in Silk Stripes and
The I’ an I Wnr.
apparently first class recommendations World’s Columbian Exposition, grounds, o'clock train for Newberg and Dr. Mc wagon and fanning implements and six
Checks, Sewed with Silk Thread th at will not Eip.
We bave buon roq’iealed a nnmbor of promising to enlarge pictures for nothing. and buildings, drawn by Clinrles Gra Connell cut it shorter and dressed it for teen hundred prune trees, bearing 72,(XV)
H its , U n d e r w e a r H o sie ry , S n sp c -u d c rs, T ic s , C o lla rs , C uffs, K te. A fu ll l i n e o f
tiines to givo Ilio umoiint of building dune They obtain possession of a photograph ham, published by the Winters Art Lith him. Tellef is well liked here and we ! I*»»'«!* of dried prunes at 8 cents i>er! STATIONERY, LEDGERS, JOURNALS, DAY AND PASS BOOKS. TABLETS,
in Newlsirg during thè past year and we probably a valued one of some departed ograph Co., and now owned by the hope to seo him able to resmno his posi pound, you have $3,704.
i
Envelopes, Pencils, Pens, Gold Pens and Cases, Watches, Chains,
bave tnkcn Ilio paius to eolìcct Ilio inf r- relativo or friend, nml after a timo notify World’s Fair Art Lithograph Co., of this tion soon.
O'Neal, Cal.
E k vxk W o o d
I S c a rf P in « . B in e s , c h u r m s . E m b le m s , F a n r y lla z a r G oods, A lb u m s , A e e o rd c n n s . e l r . a ll h m ie h l
fo r le ss th a u v a l u e , w ith si-ox c a s h , fro m m a n u fa c tu re r.« a n d lu b b e rs c o m p e lle d to » a c riflc e
tuation given bolow. l,n iioarlv all canea the sender that the picture is tinished hut city, under contract witli the World's
March 21, ’1)2.
of Newberg, Or.
Messrs. McConnell A ller have their
o r g o to th e w a ll.
thè ligure» uro thoso given by thè owners $10 or $20, as the case may Is', is required ■ » obnubilili Exposition, is tho only gen new addition to their store about com
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b e r g , O r.
' e w ’—
j-_ B A E / R I E .
of thè Imilding, liut in n fows eases where io pay for tho frame. If Die money ¡» j era! view of the grounds and buildings pleted and have put in new counters
■HE
UNIQUE.
we lisve failed to limi thè pro|>cr |iersoiia, so lit, a daub of a picture is forwarded, ul- "bicli has reeeived the sanction of this which adds materially to Die appearance
IM PR IM O BRANCH
we bave estimateli (he cosi, by con, pari moat worthless so far us nrtistic merit is IVpartment, and of other Exposition un of tilings.
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is
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a
m
e
th
a
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as
si in witli o’Iirrs. In sudi rase» tini concerned. Some of these firms have ! thoritlea. I take pleasure in endorsing
John Seaton and Frank Miller have
b e e n g iv e n th e n ew M ill
linusea are very amali however. Some of grown very wealthy working this scheme. it as an artistic and highly creditable gone into tho chicken business.
I
in e r y e s ta b lis h m e n t o f
tlm improvements given are wItero p.ir- A moments thought will convince anyone work, nml accurate in general and in de
John Campbell lost $10 in gold, tlie
S m ith A H n w o rth u l M rs. L
ties bave liuilt amali tomporury lioosc» there D a swindle in these offers. The tail.
M B. H u n .
S m it h ’s o ld s ta n d in H o s
I evening ot the lecture.
L
k in s ’ b lo c k . T h e y h a v e
J. J. Woods, Prop.
during thè year to accommodate their Eastern people are not working for their
Chief of Dcp’t , P. A 1*.
N ew berg ,
The new bakery is putting out some
O reoou .
I
j u s t r e c e iv e d a la r g e a n d
families unti! dry wealher, when tliev health and when a victim once gets in
Approval—
fine bread and doing a g-xxi business for
w e ll a s s o r te d s to c k o f
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exfiect to finii.I batter. In nddition to their dutches ho is made to pay well. Goo. R. Davis, Director Gcn'ral.
a town of this size.
This first class hotel has ju st been re
S p rin g
M illin e ry
thè aiuoiint H|ient for building», tho Our local p h o t o g r a p h e r s ure prepared to
E
J. D. Wilson has sold bis town proper- |
furnished and opened to the public.
w h ic h th e y in v i te y o n to
nmount »poni for new side walks in town turn out this class of work in quality far
Wyandottes a Specialty. I Splendid accommodations for trav
i tv and will remove to Ballston where he 1
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c * ll a n d in s p e c t.
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luts Hot been »mali and ne venture to as »U|>enor to that furnished by irresjioiisible
eling men.
I expects to engage in the brick business.
w ill A nd e v e r y t h in g y o u
Y
The best and most popular breed. j The patronage of tlie js-ople of Xew--
serì tliat there is noi a town in thè vallo)’ Eastern firms and their presence and
w ill n e e d I n m illin e r y , n t
R. O. Jones, of Amity, has a sheep that
Mr. Waldrop took the 3rd of Col-
F.ggs for sale at ?2 j u t setting of 15.
berg and vicinity respectfully solicited.
of thè sue of Njwlierg tliat has as netti) standing is a guarantee that |>ereons nil' : has made a remarkable record in raising lossians for a foundation of bis lecture
HE UNIQUE.
feet of gissi iuhntantlul siile walks as we lie fairly dealt with.—Eugene Guard.
a family. Two years ago she gave birth Monday Eve, on Political reform. He is
( ’nil on or address, g . H o b s O l l .
ean boast of. The post year ha» been a
to twill hunt's; last spring she had three quite a good talker, liis children expects
very proeismius one for olir town ami
more,
anil
one
of
her
lamlis,
a
rear
old,
to
give
a
concert
here
in
the
near
future.
I ti t i I l o W i t h it C o u g a r .
Millinery and Dressmaking.
iitanv eabstantial cliangi-a nere inaile t hai
gave birth to twins. This spring stir Ono half of the proceeds to go to the
Break your haoK sawing wood by hand,
A young man named Birch, while again inhered triplets into the world, and I'lluivh. I believe they held a very D o n ’t fa il to c a ll a n d g et o u r p r ic e s b e f o r e y o u ( | J D I SK M O V IN G .
but get ns to saw it with our
are a surpri-e to tliose who nere away
W e a r e p r e p a r e d to
during thè season. Newlierg never ha» limiting in the Blue mountains several one of her daughters a pair of twins. satisfactory entertainment at Newberg b u y y o u r
IN’exv Steam Saw.
bad a boom ami no lio|s- ne never nifi days ago, hail a very exciting lime with She is already tho maternal ancestor of sometime last season.
'Goo.1 work at living prices,’ is onr motto.
I
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A
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S
i
m
o
a
cougar
says
the
Baker
City
lierriltr.
liave one. The go-wtli of thè town has
twelve Dun in a period of two years, and
REUBEN S. FRANK.
Clias. H lines is huihlig a residence, O r g e t y o u r P r e s s e s m a d e . E v e r y th in g in th e
Iss-n steady and continoti* and mi far lias While walking through the liinln'rlie dis “one mere county to hear from” this
H o u se s o u s h o r t n o tic e , e i t h e r h y th e jo b o r b y
j
lining
bis
fattier,
on
tlie
same
block
la te s t s ty le . A g e n ts fo r th e “ D e ls u r te ”
never gone lieyond wliat thè developincnt covered a female cougar and a culi lying spri ng. — lirporter.
th e d a y , a t r e a s o n a b le ra te s .
h e a lth w a is ts . S h o p o n F ir s t St.
NICHOLSON A MILL#.
A
C. C O X ,
of thè suriotinding country would jnstify. across tho path, and raising his gun to
Rev. Harry W alkins will enter tho
Mrs. Lamb & Miss Woodward.
Alsiut thè ooly line ot business over un- his shoulder he lin'd ami killed them
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dertaken bere tliat provo,I a failure nas Isjtli. lie afterwards walked up to where lecture field, opening the course at lmle-
I have oxamimsl the fruit lx»lt along
(he iitiBU, et- «fili attempi» to forco iipon the tie ad animals lay and was examining I tend enee tonight. His tickets of admis
Ilio town Ilio saloon business, iigainst them, when suddenly the male cougar sion have printed on them the follow ing tht* coa:*t of Washington. Oregon tint! C m j^EWBERC POULTRY YARDS,
hit of unique humor: “ This ticket is ifornia. an»! the Willamette valley moo *
thè direct op|ss*iti«Hi of ninetcen-lwen which ha<l l>oou hiding in a tree, sprang
g'>od f o r 7.« ' years. If Die lecturer should the finest samples and largest yield# of
tielhft of thè |s-o|>le. Olir people are in. U|>on llircli and then a terrible struggle
tluisiastic supisirtem of sdiools and Began. Tlis cougar imliedded his claws die of stage fi’ght, the holder will K' en fruit. It i.s well td ip te l to the apple,
titled to a seal »t his funeral, which no pear, poaeh, j»ltmi, apricot• nectarine,
< hnrdics. a» isir t»«w diuidree ami »diool and teeth hi Birch's right arm. The man
Imiisee nifi attesi, hot lite nature of our endeavored to shake the furious animal doubt he will e n j o y tiettcr than the lec prune, cherry, tfiinee. gr#i»o an»! a largo
variety of small fruits an»! N'rries. This
nel i» su- li that, «scipleil nith a |wcn!i.ir ofl’ hut he » as unable to do so. Filially ture ”— R.ptrtrr.
Borsone who lieve I wen down to Port valley i* hvate.l in the northwest portion
«tinosplieric pre—nre II,ai I» irroi-table, I h * w an enabled to secure bis bunting
it i» reai uncoiiitoriaije lor a man who knife umt succeeded in »tabbing Die ani land ami returned are quite unanimous in of Oregon am! is well sheltered from wind
nan leto niske money standing Isliind mal ill the side several times, until death the opinion that Judge Hurley is being .storms hv mountain range#, namely on
Die Imr. There aie a nniiihcr of now ensued. In the struggle Birch’s arm was talked of in connection with the supreme the west hy the t ’oast Ka.i^e, on tho oast
liiiilding* under coiitemplation lor thè very badly lacerated, and he went tc Itench. The judge lias many friends in t v tho t ’.i* a*lo mountains, an»! on the
cuining »caro:i anJ thè prospera are gosi Wa'da Walla lor tue heal treat meal.
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