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mu
cmiisr
gm t
w if e ?
mïh
North.
Lv. New
Ar. Porti
Lv. New
A r Porti
Pausen
can be 0
This question has puzzled all Bible Students forages.
W e confess that we don’t know.
H ow ever we do know that we can buy goods in the market as cheap as the C ity Stores,
I.EAV
Oregon (
• » : : » A.
4:30 P.
and our expenses are so much lower than Portland Houses that we can and do undersell them from 8*2.00 to 85.00 on every Suit.
10:00 A.
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C O I T V I T T C E D .
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Remember we have the exclusive right to sell the celebrated Brownsville W o o len Goods.
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TODD.
NEWBER0 GRAPHIC.
inches deep. When tho eartli foundation suspecting, however, that it is due to east
has been well prepare 1, gravel nine or ern capitalists investing capital there.
ton inches deep makes a good and dur Arriving at Tacoina at 2:30 p. m. gave us
ISSUKD KVKRY F R ID A Y MOR.NINO.
able road. But it is more economical to ample time to see some of the city, whose
make tho gravel at least twelve inches beautiful residences and well kept lawns,
E D IT O R S A N I> P U B L I S H E R S :
deep.
Not more than throe inches of overlook the Sound.
E . H . W o o d w a r d & O h m . C. K m e k y . gravel should lie put on at a time, this
W e retired early in tiie evening so that
. 'S y j
•>--
being rolled down thoroughly before an we might tie well rested and ready for tiie
F R ID A Y , JU N E 24, m 2 .
other layer is put on. When three strata scenes of tiie coining day. On going
down to breakfast Wednesday morning,
E n tered as second clast m atter at the post of gravel have been placed, making the
office at N ew berg, Oregon.
gravel nine inches deep, it is well to al we were pleased to meet tiie remainder of
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low the road to be traveled three rnontli9 our party viz. Mr and Mrs. Stabler anJ
T H E B O Y F O R ME.
PRINCIPAL OFFICES AT
before tiie next layer of gravel is put on. two sons, who had gone by rail from
I m ake no vain pretention
When a good gravel road is once made Portland to Tacoma tiie previous night.
T o wings pefore my time,
it requires very little work to keep it in Our party numbered fifteen, including tiie
Nor do I aeek perfection
repair, provided that woik is b e sto w e d dear little hoy of three summers whose
In this ideal o f mine.
a n d s
f y o u
promptly whet) needed. I t is well to jolly face was the light of tiie crowd, and
Ills years not over thirty,
leave a dirt track at tiie side of tho gravel an example fur somo of us who were in
%tto fossil dry or cold.
Bought and Sold, and Sold on Com
Wunt to buy either a large or small
track where the widtii of tiie road will clined to get cross if discommodod in tho
But oue who’ll Just rem em ber
E H A V E ON
T o love me w hen I ’m old.
?
mission.
permit, as it will in aitnost every caso in least.
farm, you can save
time and mon
W
Nowhere can human nature l>o so
Just some o f this w o rld ’s lucre
tho west, and in many cases in tiie east;
For Low Prices and Future Advance
To brighten the years as they go,
ey
by
culling
oil
us.
when dry and hard tiie eartli track will thoroughly studied as on a tour of this
And enough of M urray and Webster
ment
in Values,
kind,
when
tiie
ugly
phases
of
tho
dispo
bo prefered by most drivers, especially
To hide what ho doesn’t know .
those of tiie lighter vehicles; and it ¡ h just sition are more prone to make them
I want no tailor’s model
A ll grades o f Realty, from an unfenced lot to the very Best Im
A n d wisli to obtain any information
Nor a form to scare the cro w s—
at this time that gravel roads are worn. selves manifest than at any other time,
proved City Property, and
perlia|>s,
unless
it
bo
in
our
own
homes
I ask not handsome features
Long Time on Deferred Payments,
W e find that tho chief wear of tho gravel
ubout Iteul Estate, or tiie Country in
N or an inexcusable nose.
for
in
tiie
words
of
Ella
Wheeler
Wilcox,
is in dry weatiier when tiie dust is blown
and Uberai Discounts to Cash Buyers.
Lot his locks grow straight o r curly,
General,
or
Newberg
and
vicinity,
“ Wo grieve our own witli look and tone
o ff the road.
j
X
Though I much prefer the kink,
We in particular, Write to us—W e will
W e have for sale Romo o f tiie Finest
The money expended for gravel roads that sorrow can never set right.
80 long as they cover his cranium ,
In
any
sized
Tracts
from One to One Thousand Acres.
X Suburban Property to he found in the
Not circle a skating rink.
is kept at home. Material or labor is not have careful words (or the stranger, and gladly give the desired information.
A man a ll men call m anly
brought from a distance.
A friend, a smiles for tiie sometime guest, hut we
State, at very low prices.
And women daro to trust,
V
farmer, was recently telling me that grievo our own with look and tone though
W h o holds deceit dishonor
we love our own tiie best.’ ’ Sullico it to
when
they
began
to
gravel
roads
in
his
And life a sacred trust.
neighborhood, this fact struck tho people say that our company was an exception
With reverence for his Master
as a pleasant surprise. Tho money paid ally congenial, good humored one. Now,
A n d faith as Arm as the Ark,
W h o prefers a Sunday sermon
for hauling grave! was paid to teamsters wo havo heen told that the trip lip tiie
To a baseball gam e at the park.
in tho nearby villages, who paid it, either Hound was a fine one to tako, and know deck quite early to view the numerous
A n d if it be so fated
diroct or through merchants, to tiie farm ing that to “ go up on tic* Sound” is quite greon isles that dot tiie Sound so thickly.
Th*t my Ideal remaiQ unkn ow n ,
ers for food for man or boast.
Tho em tiie proper tiling to do, we gladly availed Mt. Baker arose in majestic splendor, her
3
Thank God, I still shall be happy
ployment given tiie teamsters made bet ourselves of tho opportunity, now that it snow crowned summit glistening in tiie ;
In solving life's riddle alone.
OVER 70 EDITIONS MADE
— Exchange.
ter business in tiie towns and created a was afforded. Tho electric oars conveyed sunshine.
Poems of Passion,
12 mo. cloth, Price $1.00
A t Hand Point, wo passed tiie wreck of
I'ooms o f Measure,
12 mo.
“
**
1.00
brisker demand for farm products. Thus us to tiie steamer "C ity of Seattle” at 8
W o respectfully call the attention of onr friends, and the public in general, to the fact that w e
31 b urine and other Poems, 12 mo.“
“
1.10
Hie
“
Beaver,”
tiie
oldest
vessel
that
ever
o’clock
Wednesday
morning
and
we
soon
are now prepared to serve them with anything in the line of
K m m o n h B i . a i . nk , non of James
G. tho farmers got their road tax hack and
Those books o f poems by America’s most
Blaine, died euddeuly at Chicago on last better prices for their products. The were speeding away over the blue waters ploughed the Pacific—1835. They are at- | pifto«i poofc have met with greater success than
any works of a similar nature published in a
of tiie Hound. W e had very much hoped tempting to raise her to take to Chica- | c e n t u r y . ____________
Saturday. This is the third child, the money was all kept at home.
go
to
place
on
exhibition
at
tiie
Exposi-
I
to
bo
able
to
get
a
view
of
Mt.
Rainer
or
untimely death of which the parents have
It has heen found tiiat a good part of
OVER 1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 SOLD.
been called upon to mourn in the pant tiie hauling will be done hy farmers and Tacoma, as tho iMiople of that city are tion, but we predict that she must be ta- j
First and only Completo Edition.
ken
in
pieces,
for
she
certainly
is
too
|
pleased
to
style
it,
hut
tiie
clouds
hung
two years.
at prices that materially reduce Hie cost
W e have Just received a fu ll stock of w e l l - s e l e c t e d .................
moss grown and dilapidated to l>o taken
of tiie roads. There ore certain seasons about tho horizon all day, so that our
whole.
A
guard
is
placed
over
her,
so
hopes
were
never
realized.
Home
of
tho
Tint city election held in l ’ortland I ah I of each year when there is very little
Dy C E O R C E W . P E C K
that it is not possible to obtain relies.
Monday resulted in
favor of
tiie work for farm horses on tho farm.
At party, however, took a jaunt Wednesday
With over 100 New Illustrations by Truo Williams
L A T E S T S T Y L E S I 3 S T D R E S S G O O D S ,
Citizen’s Ticket. It is to I>e hoped Unit such times, rather than have them idle evening from Tacoma, and were repaid W e landed in Vancouver at 3:30 a. in. to
. Thei
_ .io greatest humorous book ever published.
It w ill »hive away tho blues and make life
the police forco of l'ortiand will I hi reor and bringing in no income, farmers will hy a splendid view of this snow cap. day, leave at 2:20 p. m. for Winnipeg,
worth living. P n c e in handsome cloth bind
ing $1.25, paper covers 50 cents. Tho above
ganized and made such that it will ho a uso them on the roads at low prices. It The Cliautauquans of Newberg may he the eastern terminus of our journey on
books arc for sale by booksellers and news
credit instead oi a disgruco to the city. lias l>eun found that farmers will readily interested to know that we pass near | tho Canadian Bacille. Vancouver claims
dealers, or w ill be mailed, post paid, on receipt
a
population
of
20,000,
hut
we
are
inform
o
f price by
Vashon
Island
where
tho
Puget
Sound
1
Many of the force are said to bo looking haul gravel for roads in their neighbor
; At prices that w ill en able us to be of profitable service to our customers.
Our constant aim
ed Unit until May 1880, its site was cov
M O illilL L , H IG G IN S A CO., Publishers,
for a change of pasture soon.
hoods, at certain seasons, for two dollars Assembly is field. They will not lie sur
i shall he to deal fairly, m ik in g everv transaction « profit:»bio ouc to the buyer, aud to give strict
CHICAGO. IT.T.S.
ered witli a dense forest That its growth
prised,
either,
to
know
that
we
took
the
|
i
\°
lne
Wrt,u'
o
f
our
»«iro
n
s
.
The
buying
public
c
m
afford
to
stin
d
by
those who thus
per team, wagon and man per day, when HUltoo ..»«tr t iic a utii mint tu Ht;e u D lidUlflU- ( ’ was rapid trout May to July, but in July
I stand by them. Do not lose sight of, but stick close to the “ G o o d a s G o ld ,» » Bargain House ol
lorod ier work would ho tlirco
Am.
~v, , ...u * v. AJ v/i \j i r tAAJ*
quan, hut tiie suarcli was fruitless, they a tiro spreading from Hie surrounding
iee have heen buried in Forest I lill coni- dollars, especially at other seasons. The
not having arrived yet for Hie July As forest, swept away every building but one
etry during tiie past eighteen months, farmer gets employment for his teams
By T K O S . W . H A N D F O R D
sembly.
in tiie town, so that with tills one excep
wtion
otherwise
they
would
bo
idle,
and
and it is believed that every one of those
tion,
every
building
now
seen
has
been
W
o
readied
Heat
tie
at
f)
:40
a.
m.,
but
A
d
American
Book, for Am ericaa Boys,
graves have been desecrated by grave lie gets gravel roads ill Ins neighborhood ;
did not tarry long there.
The straits of made since that time The situation is
A rm ory Building-, Slain Street.
N E W IS K U O , O R E G O N .
yard ghouls. Last Friday an examina and at tint same time any reduction in
By an American Author.
tion madn of a newly rnudo grave disclos the cost of the roads lessens his road tax Juan Do Fuca were passed late in Hie af most fierfect as regards pieturesqueness,
27 FULL PAGE ILLUSTRATIONS, IN COLORS,
ed the fact that it had been rolilied. The When farmers thus did the work, good ternoon. Several light houses and some natural drainage, harbor facilities and
N E W BROOM SW E E PS C L E A N , AND
commercial advantages. The buildings
FROM DORE‘5 MASTERPIECES.
examination was quietly proceeded witli gravel roads liavo been made for £800 snug litttlo residences were passed. Tiie
are mostly of brick and granite, some of j
until more than a dozen gruvos were to £1,000 per mile, the gravel being haul day was lino, anil most of our party wore
A Book that should be in every home.
ont on deck all day except at lunch time, thorn would do credit to cities of a cen
opened and in every instance it was ed two to five miles.
Frances E. W illa rd says: “ Your book en
It is remarkable how mueli gravel, ami viewing the scenery, somo of us being tury’s growth. The city is supplied witli
found that the body had been stolon ar.d
titled “ Hoys o f the B ib le ” is one that seems
Is the b e »' r l«T 0 In town to tri-t your work dm ,e All kinds of Tinw ork. such as Homing, Spou l-
pure
water
by
moans
of
pipes
laid
under
;
to me so helpful that l am going to send it to
quite
demonstrative,
to
the
amnsomert
of
lug and G eutral Repairing, neady and promptly done, Prices reasonable *
only an empty coflin remained to show good gravel, will lie found in a neighbor
a couple o f admirable little fellows, one of
F i r s t S t r e e t .
- t -,
TT
r c n A n T iT r
tho
inlet
from
a
mountain
stream
oppo
some
who
had
made
the
trip
before.
whom is my namesake. I am sure they will
that a body hud been buried. A lynch hood supposed to tie devoid of it until a
N early opposite Dayton road*
J? . X±. b i O R E Y , Pl*0T)
be
butter
men
for
the
reading
and
study
of
site. The scenery all around is magnif
Reaching
Victoria
at
4
:1ft
p.
in.
we
went
search
is
made.
I
have
in
mind
one
ing will probably follow if any of the gang
this unique and helpful book.
county in Illinois that it was snp|>osed UHliore, and soon were exploring the capi icent, tho Cascade mountains near at
are caught.
Largo octavo, handsomely bound in cloth,
hand
at
the
north,
tho
mountains
of
Van-
j
throe years ago had no gravel wiiliin its tal city, quito a novelty to those who lmd
Price, $1.75.
borders, except a little along some not set fiHit on British soil before. Wo couver Island across the water at the
i y “Extra inducements offered to energetic
M A R I N O O ltA V K I. IIIIA IIS .
salesmen. Address
streams; today at least a dozen good could see readily that wo were in a west, the Olympics at the southwest and
The coet of good gravel roads is less hanks have I h icii discovered and aro being strange land, especially when they dis Mt. Baker looming up at the southeast.
F . C . 8 M L D L E Y * CO.,
Wo are told that opportunities for sport
counted our money.
than is generally supposed. It is fre drawn upon for road-making.
109 Wabash Ave.,
C h ic a g o , I l l s *
H undreds of yards of fine Imported aud Domestic Cloths of the latest styles.
Tho tiling Hist most attracted tis here, are unlimited, the hills abounding in
quently stated in print yet that the cost of
The gravel must l>e selected intelligent
gravel roads, when the gravel must lie ly an I carefully.
W e find that prac was a large castle, owned and occupied mountain goats, bear and doer, trout
n
hauled five miles, is from £2,ftlk) to £1,000 tically all of our pit gravel is excellent for by one Lord Dunsmnir, a wealthy Eng fishing in the mountain streams, and
lint nice tailor made clothing adds m aterially ton m an's appearance at home, and p a rticu larly
flea
fishing
in
endless
variety.
o
u
,
____,
____,
_
am ong strangers.
*
| «r mile. I have seen the cost put ns road making, t'snnlly it is covered with lishman. The castle is surrounded by
,
.
ww
Lo ca l a n d Tra ve lin g ,
1 hough we greatly enjoyed our trip on To represent onr w ell known house. You need
high as £">,000 |ier mile when tho gravel a clayey soil about a foot deep, anil in several acres of land, not all kept in |>er-
snT t £ ? m ™
must lie hauled an average distance of cutting down the gravel throe or four feet foct trim, yet the grounds immediately in .lie water, we are somewhat happy in
ll'its. 1 O der« ear Hosiery. Suspenders, Ties, Collars, ( ntr-. Kie. A Till
flvo miles. This last figure is ulamt three deep this clayey soil should lie mixed front are quite pretty with pebble wulks the thought of railway travel now. It '*<>niv \i,i, T in ; \ k \ k . lion per month
full line of
,
to the right man.
’
* ’
times too much, when the work is prop- witli it. It and tho gravel will pack sol leading from tho gates totheeastle. Iron will ho a change, and it is characteristic1
l
m a y a
s t a t io X 1 n „ e « r l y l e n d g e i i r - s r>—
jo u r m n i a -t l -n s d a y -. a ~ n d p a s s boo k s t a b l e t s *
Nurserynieu, Florists A Seedsmen.
orly managed. A good gravel road can idly together and tiie clay liecomes hard, gates guard tho entrance, but finding of Americans to enjoy variety. If this (T h i* house is respon.-ihle.) St. P a u l , M i n n
Scarf I
•m«. Kings. Charms Kmhlems. Fancy Bazar Goods. A lbum s, Accord,•■ n- ele all bn
lie built for from 11,910 to £l,ft()0 |ier mile making a smooth, solid surface. Much them unlocked, and seeing not so much letter ic< not consigned It) tho waste bas
bought
for
pelle
co to
to the
w i ll ’
' SroT l A" " - ,rom 'aan ufaetu rcr- and Jobbers loM pelledto'
sac:
sacrifie»
or go
the wall.
hauling tiie gravel five miles. This in of our creek, or “ wash” gravel is worth- as a watch dog what danger could we ket, we hope to say somethin!» next week
IS an k Itl oc k, N e w b e r g , Or.
CT. B A R . R I E .
cludes crowning up the earth foundation loss for toad-making. Its quality for this see? Tho ladies of Hie party pushed of the latter part of the journey.
and cutting pro|s*r ditches at (lie sides. purpose cun Is1 determined only by trial. right in as if members of Hie Royal fami
Break vonr Imck sawing wool by hand,
In our level prairie country, and where
but yet ns to saw it with our
( food gravel roads would put every year ly, determined to invade the grounds, 1
tho subsoil Is not favorahlo to drainage, £500,00it,000 into the pockets of the farm much to the discomfiture of tho sterner
1 a I
■ »>
I
25c. 5c.
this is of much importance. Tho eartli ers of tliis country. When properly con sex wlio stood without, Hinazed at o u r1
I
'Good work at living prices»,* is our motto.
A t the hotel whither wo '
? *?vfc
73c.
roadbed should ho crowned up eighteen structed and managed they are among temerity.
RE l'B K N S. FRANK.
Prop rie tors of the
inches in the center, nicely rounded off, tiie most profitable investments that can wended our way for dinner at 7 o’clock p.
I
$1.50
and rolled down smooth and solid. lie made. -John .U. Slalh, in M tropolitim m., we were greeted in tiie parlor by
M IK P K O l’ l.K AT
■ . I
most an amiable English la d y , who in
Twelve feet is wide enough for tho earth nini lim a i Home.
■
qnired how many wanted “ tea,” smiling
roadtsid, and It should not I mi wider than
the while as if to call us by name. It
iourteen foot. It is a common error to
L E T T E R I S O M M H S . F. A . M O R R I S .
Have on han and for sale all kinds of Hough aud Hrossed Lum ber,
was rather a late hour for so largo a com
make tiie road tied wider than this—a
W ill d e live r the same to
uy pari o f the city at reasonable rates.
W e are thankful fo
needless expense for construction and a
V ascoi vkh , It. l\ , June!*, IS'J2.—Since pany to drop in, but wo found tiie land
pv.-t patronage, and
F E A T H E R B O N F m male Troni o r i ! T H
waste of ground.
solicit a cou-.lnnanee of the same.
the kind adieu given us on leaving New- lady equal to the emergency, and tea was Mture1
tu-.jgoest material,
l"»-r whips
whit.-T • ,«le n r
ur*’* * own ^toughest
mtttrtel, h-'-o
With us tiie crowning up of tho road- lierg for our little ea-tern tour, wo con soon on our tables. On taking onr leave tfte price ('heap. Durable. .\l I. s|'V| * s ail
Y a r d , C o r . S e c o n d &. M e r i d i a n S t s .
hed and the cutting of a ditch at each sider it duo onr friends tlicto that we tho landlady said: “ W ell, come hack
side is done with a large road grader, op write them a short letter, descriptive of this way if you are aeomiu’ ” and hasten
1'. E. 11 A P I.E V .
C .
K Z T L L T G -IE IE L .
J. R. H l ’N’ T.
erated hy a dozen horses or steam power. our trip up lite Sound hy steamer from ed away to make ready to attend a wed W .
A. IIO D G gO N
W e greatly
This rood grader is (sought by a county, Tacoma to Vancouver which was a do ding iater in the evening.
and with it ail the roads in tin* county lightful excursion to say the least. Ae- admired tho rosy complexion and fine
M
a
Manufacturers
of
w * gfrflod up whether they are to I « 1 eordingly an informai meeting oI fi ve of physique of this lady, but when on seeing
gnveled or not ; or Ilio grader is bought tho party who loft Newberg on thè after- so many of this type, one of tiie party
F o r a ll A gen t* w h o .well
Sy a township and hired ont lo others. noon of Ilio filli inst , was callcd, as we laughingly twitted us about being stunt
In quite stony ground it would not lie aere abont leasing thè hotel at l ’ortland ed, expressing Ins admiration of tho Eng
Hai» been mi busy r o m n g i r . g their e*
possilile to use this grader, bnt in aneli lo board tlie 8 o’clock a. in. traili for Ta- lish woman, our ardor cooled and nothing C O I l M B ! ** \ M » C O I .I M It 1 \ ,
nient thi* week that they ha\e u
had time to write an ad.
T
U
K
M
W
W
D
m
i
:
N
\
r
i
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.
are prepared to make a superior quality of drain tile In all
ground ditches anil high crow ing of thè coma, and by reason of much wire more escaped our lips concerning her ca
I.rrpe order* prom ptly
fllled. Correspondence solicited. Brice list on a
application. Corner Main A 1 hi y ton Street«.
Tbo climate is
roadtied would not he necessary.
working and some atrategv on tiie part of pability or her beauty.
Wo do not longer use a substratum of tiie capable writer of the party, it de that of the south of England, and the
3 S T E W B E E . G ,
B v II un. .In *. « ; . B la in e . <ee uf State. .T
O R E O - O N .
broken rock. W e have found tills not volved upon tiie writer of this letter to do town is peculiarly English in all its char 'V. m iti, the celfbi ved author. John ( ’ lark
Kidpath. the f im.-n historian, and lion b e n ’.
Besides the Government Hutterworth. 8eeretar > an-. >.>!icUor General of
necessary when the eaitli roadbed is scribe in plain phraseology the granduer acteristics.
the World'* Fair
The great
thoroughly drained, and that it is cheap of tho scenes that met the view on every olfiivs, the city has many tine public and (¿uadriCentenUi Hi« V ".uiatio:i
«tory of ou r country. 4
After purchasing complete lumk* in , ne immense volume, a
er to drain the earth roadbed than to use hand. This ie not altogether an iiksotne private buildings.
quartette o f world famou* »mhors. nearly
the layer of rock. I havo found that Hie task, yet we feel an apology is due ns for souvenirs we wont aboard the steamer uiierto p iee*. ho *p¡pmlid Historical Illustra
k
tii'ii* Mu 1 Coh.rod l'aiming* constituting a (
Yosemite
at
8
:!d
p.
in
,
just
in
time
to
advantage of the broken rock layer lias seeming presumption an I cannot explain
grand pletorial pin« r im i of ,»q. country * hi*
been overestimated. It ia not so impor tiie cause of this dear friend's behavior see tho “ City of Seattle" beautifully t *ry Al*o a compiete pi. ; - , description of H ave Just ree
• largest aud finest stock
the great World * Fair a- < m
with majv*.
tant or so advantageous as tho IsHiks unless it I k * to show deference to her trav lighted witli eieclriiity, leave for Tacoma. chart*. A*'
lb «» g ra to tf*t bo n k «»f
g
r
r
a
ir
s
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r
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n
t
u
r
,.
n
creation
o
f
.
We
watched
tho
"m
oon
rise
o
’er
the
would lead one to think.
Its only ad eling companion. W e noted nothing e x
anther, but the r.-rj! ine I geuln. ,.f four master
vantage worth speaking of, is to secure traordinary com-erning the first day's city,” ami then went to our state rooms " ‘."»»I , v '-'m p lrv . (v .'tm : » n.| th rilling Kver b: ught to tho city
Mr*. Hal
::i ha*
tveord of .' It ,• Miitr) , h l.v rv from the esr’. had ove t ' years experience, and can
lit the
an.l
slept
until
S.I.S
when
the
whistle
(letter drainage. With ns it ia mote eco travel hut observed that no tillable land
>•
-
me
s e llin e
idioti*. Cai! aud *ec onr steH'k before
b»
tho
th..u*ftn<l*
KvcrvU'dk
buy«
1,
lV
nomical to gut |ifo|»*r drainage hy other lay adjacent to the seemingly prosperous aroused us and we looked stunt us to gel prloe. immen-e -s e. V » |. , -nr time to purchasing.
Mr* I. m u ', and M i«* \V,w>dward w ill continue
’liable rate? and iu a w. ■rkminlik * manner,
means. This might not be tiie cam* city of Tacoma, the soil being stony and a last gltrn|*sc of this weirdly facinating
Hor*o snceiaj: 1 s¡ ecialty. Call and g iv#
’ , - - ,
-
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n o .-s p i.
the P r»'«-m ak ii»g department
Everything in
a trial, and be convinci •d. Shop u Main st
"
V
- to S «
lab*-:
« :v V
Agent* for the “ IV N arte
Health
1 door w e q , f Storey s tin «hop.
we could but wonder in what her founda- place. The scenery was too prettv to ad full Murticn «
where ruck is very abundant.
free
the W ii%*
r»i>n*
y r ’ <• ! d r e i< t f î l ’rri«, M . o . t
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n .'HN.
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Ci Xb Wl vrg. Orvgo«'
W e make the gravel twelve to fifteen tion lor permanent prosperity contisi*, ' mit of a morning nap, 50 we were on
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LADIES’ AND GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS.
Boys’ and Men’s Ready-made Suits,
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes,
BOYS OF THE BIBLE
CARTER
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File jNTew Tin Sliop
N e w b e rg T ailoring House.
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C L O T H E S D O N 'T M A K E
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Dro33 and Work Shirts, Fine Custom Made Fancy Shirts in Silk Stripes and
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Envelopes, Pencils, Pens, Gold Pens and Cases, Watches, Chains,
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TES u p E 1 M J STORE
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Free Excnrsions to the World’s Fair
H U N T
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First Class Drain Tile.
TH E NEW M ILLINERS.
LAMB A BALDWIN
LAMB WOODWARD,
N e w
w.
B lack sm ith
Shop,
31. M i l l H E L L , Proprietor,
M I T . I . I N 1 : i ï V
I Ain F i opa rod to do General Elacksnnthing on short notice,
L ea
7::t0 A. 1
2:30 P. 3
* Excep
K ay &
Call at
bath.
J. H. 1
ware.
For a f
J. L. M y
For fin
Townsen
Have y
of furnitn
Screen
lleacock
Try \V.
e r ’s hard
Miss K
Austin’s I
Look 01
fair in a s
Lin Pat
ment of ft
L. ftV. 1
lom atten
ftV. T. 5
you get tli
ftV. T. i
tore that t
Chatnpi
H . Towns
A good
/or sale at
Dorranc
street shin
paint.
J. H. Ti
Harrow,
ti ration.
Don’t wt
back, whe
£10.00 at J
Sea-mos
made by l
sale at J. 1
Dr. Jesst
ftVednesdaj
Armstrong
furnia.
Miss Bet
started for
they will v
live in that
The parti
putting the
are getting
ore doing a
Miss Hin
Monday wt
.luring the
few weeks I
Some ch
grounds for
Scosta. It
K. E. Wash
Dr. and J:
last Saturdn
east. They
anywhere i
sas.
Since las
Estep walks
smiles at ev
1 itile one is
ing well.
Go to Dr.
traction of t<
safe and reli
from
an t
ed on roy on
Children’s
Presbyterian
Schools, Sun
at three o’eli
A ll are cordi
Austin, tt
the capacity
day’s visitor!
fell far short
demand for I
J. L. Hosk
rieties of cite
them last Tt
good. W e g
been able L
mainder.
John Marii
construct his
have it done
& Clark will
berg will be <
across the r
fare in a few
Paul Mary
at work dui
up odd jobs c
west of town
that the road
they got the
have been cl
long time out
blame them
few years m
community w
Prof. J. J. J
day for eoutbt
tie gone about
turns in the f:
Jessup home
the far west,
fore hand on I
arrived at af
Hammer is
lady we nn iet
happiness ath
|tfe of ueefuin.