OOISTUST E C T I M G
T ^ X 1 <TJ<Z\
in the ci»«in of confidence between us and you «re Pgjjugggj Quality, Cheapness, Service, V ariety and R eliability .
W e keep all grades of goods in our lines of* C lothing , H ats a n d S hoes for M en a n d B oys , a n d for th e N ext 30 D a ys we will sell you all our
Summer Suits, Summer Shoes, Straw Hats and many other goods
rag* J ^ rJ0
As we have bought a large stock of Fall and Winter Goods that we must make room for.
A C T U A L
Come and get our prices.
NEWBERG GRAPHIC.
Mr. Williams soon becama affluent, but
through some mismanagement he lost all
property, and hit, daughter Anna, the
i s s i t i ) KVEKY I iti DA Y MOBNI.NO.
roungi Ht of nine children, was born un-
! tier most adverse circumstances. W hile
KPIÏOR4 AND I’ l’ ULISIIKKS:
„
. j she was still but a child her father
K . H. \\ooD W AllI) & OUM. < • K m e u v . (Jic()> leaving hig „¡.low , although in ded
C O S T
played by Hugs in m any places o f the
sta'o, and will assiit the public to a more
j general understanding of the weather j
L
á
J
L
á
.
Oj
probabilities.
The barometer is tho important factor ]
I N X ’O m ^ O H A T E D .
in weather forcasting and all progressive
farmers an 1 others whom the weather in
icate health, with the strongest determi fluences in their occupation should have
F R ID A Y, JU L Y 8, 1892.
nation to caro for and educate her child- one.
A falling barometer indicates approach
Entered at second class mutter nt the post ren, and it was entirely through the en-
oilico at Nowhere, Oregon.
j j eavorB (Jf |1(.r mother that Miss Williams ing rain and usually warmer weather. A
S9SSE
rising barometer indicates clearing or fair
; received her education.
S ince our last, ¡usuo two national politi
Karly in 1870 the Treasury Department weather and lower temperature, these are
P R IN C IP A L O F FIC E S A T
cal conventions have nominated presiden secured the services of Mr. (ieo. Morgan, tho general local results.
The wind shifting to a southerly point,
tial tickets, the prohibitionists and the an expert designer nini engraver, who
peoples party. The prohibitionists nomi- bad previously been connected t, iti, the witli falling barometer, both as a rule ac
nated Gen. John Bidwell, of California, Royal Mint of England. Ho was assign company each other, is quite sure to bo
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for president and J. 15. Cranfill, of Texas, ed to duty at tho Philadelphia mint ii|>on followed by rain inside 30 hours. A fa ll
Bought and Fold, and gold on Coin
Want to buy either a large or small
for vice-president.
The peoples party tho design for tho new silver dollar which ing barometer and light wind from any
H A V E ON
nominated Gen. James 15. Weaver, of was soon to lie issued, lie gave his at point of the compass, and then the wind
mission.
farm, you can save both time anil mon
Iowa, for president, and Gen. James tention first to the reverse side, for which increasing in force indicates an early rise
For Low Prices and Future A dvance
ey
by culling on us.
-fk-,
Field, of Virginia, for second place.
a design of tho American eagle was after in tho barometer. A sudden fall or a j
ment in Values,
the barometer indicates:
wards selected, hoping that a suitable suihlen rise
I f you are a Non-resident, I
Tin; murderer of Mamie Walsh, of Mil- idea would occur to him for the head of unsettle 1 weather, but a steady and slow j
A ll grades o f Realty, from nn unfcnced lot to the very Best Im
W e Defy Competition.
And wish to obtain any information
:
waukle, proved to he one Charles \\ ¡bun, tho Goddess of Liberty, whh h, it seemed fall or a steady anil slow rise indicates, in |
proved City Property, and
n man 31 years of age who came from proper, should lie us d as the principal the lormer, continued bad weather, in about Real Estate, or the Country in
Long Time on Deferred Payments,
Iowa last spring. After being arretted figure on the coin.
After considerable the latter hotter and continued good
and Liberal Discounts to Cash Buyers.,
General,
or
Now
berg
anil
vicinity,
and taken to Oregon City ho confessed delay and frequent change of plan, it was weather. A steady barometer, high, low
X
A
W e have for sale some o f the Finest
ttie crime. Mob violence was threatened decided that, if possible, the head should or normal indicates continued weather in particular, W rite to us—W e will
In any sized Tracts from One to One Thousand Acres.
and ho was taken to Portland for pro be a representation of some living Am eri such as it. is at tho time of these baromet
Suburban Pi operty to be found in tho
gladly give the desired information.
tection. During tho night a mob gather can girl. In the pursuit of his duties Mr. ric conditions.
State, at very lo-e- pr-ccs.
ed at the jail in that city and demanded Morgan had been thrown into the society
Rain followed by clearing weather at
the prisoner. W ilson was again spirited o( Thomas Lukins, an artist of consider sunset and cloudless at night will be fol
uway and tukon to Albina where lie was able reputation, and the similarity of lowed by rain the next day. Rain one
kept over night. Oil Friday of last week their interests became the foundation of a day and the next morning from sunrise
■Sheriff K elly and his deputy, of Multno warm friendship between them. It was to 9 o ’clock fair or as expressed “ bright
mah county drove out to Hillsboro with through .Mr. Lukins’ influence that Miss and fine” will bo followed by rain before Stark street, Portland.
twenty children, often hearing more than
A
N K W BROOM SW E E PS C L E A N , AND
the prisoner where they took the train for Williams, a friend of ids family, was in 3 p. m. Rain in the morning up to 9 or
Fruit should oe picked as soon as it has one praying at a time in plain English,
n
M cMinnville.
Arriving lliero in safety duced to |ioso for Mr. Morgan for tho de 10 o’clock is a good sign for better weath attained its full sizo and color, the green- not made up prayers, but from their
they engaged Jim Henry to drive them signs of the Goddess of Liberty. The sit er in tho afternoon unless the barometer or the better. It should be handled with hearts, often accompanied with tears and
over to Salem that night expecting to tings took place at the residence of Mr. should bo very low. Rain during the day great earn, so that no bruises shall be on sobs in behalf of their old fathers and
U th0 bes*,£!“!;?, !'!.,ri" n t,°150t Y1!lr '™rk done. A ll kinds of Tlnwork, snob ss I!online, Spout-
place Wilson in the penitentiary where Lukins, on Mount Vernon street, below anil clearing before sunset will most like any of it. It should ha handled as little mothers.
liik and General Repairing, neatly and promptly done» Prices reasonable.
he would he safe from tho mob.
At Eighteenth, in November, 187(1. It was ly be followed by frost the next morning as possible. Clip the fruit from the tree
Our town I fear is on tho retrograde as
Nearly opposite Duj ton road*
P. II. STOREY, Prop.
about eleven o'clock at night while pass some time before tiie cap, with its.sheath, in the winter, spring and autumn, and with shears and pack in soft paper, ami it can out number any town of its size in
ing through a dark canyon on the road was decided upon.— L x
tho day v/ill lie fair.
■ship by express, as above. Not less than flie number of saloons and places of evil
not far from Wheatland the party
Cloudy or partly cloudy during the day two quarts or moro than eight will be devices and the other day the man that
thought they saw a crowd ahead and in NOTKS ris o li It I’GAI. NO 1C I II W EST. and rain at night is usually followed by wanted from any one person of any one kiiicil C. H Edwards came very near be
the excitement Wilson jumped from the
clearing weather tho next day. The variety. Fruit clusters on limbs of all ing elected the marshal of the town. His
The benefichi! resulta tlmt can ho ac-
carriage and escaped in the woods. Dili
morning clear and fine, with cirrus kinds will be wanted.
The committee j sympathisers are many in this dark land,
complished by tho State Iioaid of llorti-
Vs' •
clouds appearing by 10 a. m., a falling reserves the right to reject any fruit th at: Today we looked down the bay anil saw
gent search was made for him for several
Hundreds ot yards o f tine Imported and Domestic Cloth* of the latest styles.
vuIturo are illustrated by thè example of
•lays and nights ami the latest report is j
barometer, solar halo and increasing they may deem not worthy. The com llio S. ¡8. (jueen coming in her majestic
a number of different neighborhoods in
that he was caught last Wednesday at
cloudiness will bo followed before sunrise mitteo do not want any person in the beauty with her 250 tourists. None of us C L O T H E S
D O N ' T M A K E A M A NT,
Ilio state in wliich a visit and a little
noon in his brother's h.irn near tho scone
next day with rain.
Clouds red in the state to say after the season is past and went down to the wharf as we were all But nice tailor made clothing adds m aterially to a man’s appearance at home, and particularly
friendly advico from a quulificd persoli,
among strangers.
morning (red sunrise) if followed by- the jars are filled that lie had fruit that | busy.
of tho inurdcr.
Hoping she would have some
acting under thè direction of tho 15ourd,
Later: Up to llio hour of going to
black clouds will be followed by rain. if | was larger and finer than any that is in | mail for us, Mr. Moon took las basket
and
Ims set in motion a tight against pesta
press, Wilson has not been caught.
followed by white clouds, wind only will tlm exhibit.
During the next three I and wont to the post office anil soon re-
lliat limi never beon hcforo hmlertuken.
lints, Underwe ir Hosiery, Suspenders, Ties, Collars, Cuffs, Etc. A fu ll line of
ensue. Clouds moving in and opposite I months all will have
opportunity to | turned w¡ill it full of papers and letters,
Tlio grcat difflculty is that tho limited re-
4
T H E I 'M I V i’ AY A T T H E PALES.
TABLETS,
direction from tho wind, indicates a ,1 [ show up what they have,
or forever after j hut just as we expected, sister Leiterand
Hourcos of Ilio Board «vili perinit of doing
change in weather. On the coast, a fog hold their peace
I myself were left out of the list, but
Tho following correspondence in rela but very little of tliis must practical and
Scarf p,'“ s- lim it«, Charms Emblem*. Fancy Bazar Goods, Albums. Accnrileons. ele . »
bank in the north and west, morning or
through lha kindness of the publishers,
for lesi than vaine, «I t h spot cash , from manufacturers und Jobbers inimpeUedto'1 sacrifice
E. W. A llen , j
tion to the matter of overcoming tho fall nseful work. Ilundrods of orchards are
or go to the wall.
Chairman. |
night precedes heavy northwest breeze.
j
we
had
the
pleasure
of
reading
from
the
of the Willamette so that food Ashes can entirely ncglected and are boing rtiined
R a n k B lo c k , N ew berg:, Or,
A . II. ( ’ arson , }■ Cc
Clouds moving from southwest, south, or
i X . Z B - A - Z E L I R / T E !.
[ columns of two numbers of the G r a p h i c .
ascend the river will prove interesting by pesta timply because tlieir owners do |
Secretary. |
west with an under current from the
Many
thanks.
W
e
will
try
and
con
reading to all who feel any concern noi fully umlcrstai.il wbut can lai dono |
I
north, northeast or east, are very sure to
tribute a few lines for its readers for the
*
about having food fi.-dics in tho upper in thè premise». The liglit against posta
bring rain inside of twenty-four hours.
•_i
E. W. W k e s n k r .
W o notice in the leading Oregon papers next two months.
W illam ette:
bus only beon roally eoiumenced in spot«
Two or throe successive frosty mornings
an advertisement of a method for preserv- j
A s t o r ia , Or., June 11.—D kvr S i r : I in thè stale as yet, and thè vast majority
will l>o followed by rain inside twenty- ing fruits without tho aid of heat, l ’rof.
P r o p r ie to r s o f tl o
am greatly interested in the matter of a j of the fruit growers of (lie state do not yet
four hours.
| IIilgard, director of the California state
fishway at the falls of the Willamette, appreciate tho fact tlmt a spray pump
Mist observed rising from the moun
experiment station, liai just issued a cir
and ut thè last session of Ilio legislature 1 is something that the Oregon orchurdist
■ „ a
i «■
tains or higher Hill sides will he followed cular warning the public of tHe character
ilrafted a bill for an appropriatimi of fóODO can not get along without.
OVER 70 EDITION'S MADE
i
bv rain inside twenty-four hours.
of a process of this sort which is being
for thè pui|n)se, ami Mr. ¡Minto, of yonr
1’rof. C. V. Riley, in his report to the
I'oAirs o f Fasslon,
12 ino. cloth, Price $1.00
Lunar and solar hales are usually follow
Poems o f Flousurts 12 mo.
“
“
1.00
sold in California. Ho finds from an ex- i Mail
city, introduced il in Ilio house, where it Secretary of Agriculture, says tho sim
l
ine
am!
other
Poems,
12 m o."
“
1.00
Have on hand nn i for sale all kinds o f Rough and Dressed Lumber.
W ill d e liver the same to
ed by rain inside 21 hours, especially po
amination of the sample fruit preserved
passed witli some amendments, but it plest method of making kerosene emul
Thouo bt-oks o f poems by America’s most
any part o f the city At reasonable rates.
We «r e thankful for past patronage, and
when the clouds become more dense and
gifted
pin
t
Imve
met
with
greater
success
than
by ttiis process that tlic preserving agent
fuili'd lo pass tIte senato for nomo renson. sion is to take one gallon of sour tuilk to
any works o f a similar nature published in a
solicit a continuance o f the same.
lower.
_______________
is salyeilie acid. This is a well known I century.
I aiti qiiite conflilent tlmt a guod and sub- two gallons of kerosene.
Churn in the
Winds from fho west to north indicates
agent for the preservation of fruit, as well j
stantial llshwuy can he constructed ut thè fori-n pump until the emulsion is formed.
Yard, Cor. Second & M eridian Sts.
II, F. QNG, Salesm an.
OVER 1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 SOLO.
clearing or continued fair weather; from as otlier vegetable and animal matter,
falle for Ilio ubovo umount, and il voti Tills ought not to require more than five
First anti only Complete LdiHon.
the north to the east, cooler, increasing
hut the articles preserved by it are fitted
tiiink thè peoplo of tho Willamette valley minutes.
The change front a watery-
F. E. H AD LEY.
J. H. HUNT.
cloudiness and changeable conditions;
A. IIODCiSON.
for exhibition purposes rather than for
svili urge tlieir senatore and represonta- liquid to it thick buttery cream is very
fioni tho cast to southwest Increasing
human consumption. W hile there may |
tivù» tu work for thè passage of sudi a sudden. No heating is required in pre
By GEORGE VY. P E C X
cloudiness and rain ; from tHu southwest
be persons who could use articles pre
bill, I will, wben Ilio water is low iluring paring this emulsion and there is n o dan
With over 100 Mew illustrations by True Williams
Manufacturers of
to the north point clearing weather.
served by the use of salyeilie acid with
Ilio suinmer, inake a rarefili examimilion ger of a separation ot a part of the oil
Tho «freatest humorous book ever published.
Wind changing from west by north, to
It
w
ill
drive
away
tho
blue«
anil
make
life
impunity
it
ruins
the
digestion
of
most
of thè falle, ami furnisli Ilio legislature from tlm emulsion ns is frequently the
worth living. Price iu hands mo cloth bind
east, electrical storms and winds more |
ing $1.25, paper covers 50 cents. The above
persons in a short time.
The price
with my plana of a tishway, wliich I ani ease when soap is used if water is hard.
btmks are for sale by bt>oksellers and news-
likely to occur, than when the change is ■
charged by the California company for its , deiilerti, or w ill be mailed, post paid, on receipt
isMilìilent will he pernmnent utul will let In using dilute tint emulsion with twenty-
by tlic 8. point.
o f price by
“ extract” is eight dollars per pound.
all tho fiali tip that wislt lo go,— F. C. llvo or thirty times it» quantity of water.
(Vo crc prepared to make s superior quality c f ilr.tn tile In sll «lie s. I.sr»c nr,ter, prom ptly
Heavy dew is followed by a good day,
MOKIULL, IIIQGIN3 & CO., Tublwhers,
The salyeilie acid can he bought at the
AVrrf, in Oirgiìii ( ¡l;i Entri pi'iVs.
The green aphis was recently found to
filioa. Correspondence sullcileit. Price list on application. Corner Main £ Payton Street!.
CHICAflO, ILLS.
and in summer no dew usually falls be
drug
stores
for
one
dollar
and
a
half
per
he infesting a number of orchards a I amt
fore sunset. Fog at sunrise or before will
I T E W B E S i G ,
H O W TI» l l l t l N K
V I Alili.
o ir ò E G r O n s r .
. pound.— Unrat Xorthn.st.
Milwaukie, Or. The result uas the pur-
clcar licioni nomi and Ilio remainder ni
clinsn
of
a
number
of
spray
pumps
in
that
Boh Runiche gives this simple reeipe
tini day w ill I h * fine. Fog eoming on lic
By T H O S . W . H A N O F O R D
A L A S K A LV.TTK.lt.
“ My homeless friend with u chromatic Motion. The fact is hoi-oming generally ioni niidniglit will he followed by cooler
nose, while von are stirring up the sugar ; “ I'Preeiated that a spray puniD is an ah- weather, hut no fronte, and thè next day
An Am erican Book, for Am erican Boys,
P o r o u s . Alaska, June 10, 1892.
in a ten cent glass of gin, let me give you ■olu,n » « c M l l y lo every owner of an or- will he fair.
15. S. P ao i ' k ,
K ihtor * tìRArm c :— W o began oar
By an Am erican Author.
a fact to wash down w ith it. You may ' Danl.
l ’ortland, Oregon.
house 29x49on the 4th, liv first digging
have longed for years
for ttie
the tree
free inde-
1 he NewIvrg I air will he the only one
years lor
| post holes from 4 toft feet deep fertile foun 27 FULL PAGE ILLUSTRATIONS, IN COLORS,
pendini life of the farmer, hut have held ill the I'aeitie Northwest, as far as is .
I I H K U I I N - S I I I I I Í T M l .T V It \ L
FROM DORE’ S MASTERPIECES.
dation. We have to dig this deep in or-
known,
whh
li
will
d
spense
with
horse,
V XIII in r
never been able to get money enough to
tier
to
get
through
the
s|>wgv
soil
compos
A Book that should be in every home.
gether to tiuv a farm. But that, is just racing. Some of the most profitable and
K o r I b e W e r liP s Kalt- a l t 't i l r a g ’i in 1893. ed of decayed vegetations which has been
France* E. Willard says: “ Yonr book en
where you are mistaken.
For some aiiei'cinfill fairs in tho older states get
T h e c o m m itte e up|iointeil b y tHe S tate accumulating for hundreds of years, often
titled “ Hoys o f tlie B ible” ia one that w m s
years you have been dunking a good im along without racing feature* and we
to me so helpful that 1 am co in « to send it to
till
ting
limbs
and
logs
4
feet
deep
as
lliir
tie
u
lt
u
r
a
l
R
o
e
ie
tv
in
J
a
n
n
a
ry
last
to
a couple o f admirable little fellows, one of
proved farm at tho rate of a hundred shall ex\s'i-t to sen the Newberg fair suc
At ressonnbte rale! and in a w orkm anlike m inner. lto r«e Shoeing a Speetaltr. c » ;t snd g ive
whom is my namesake. I am sure they w ill
p rep a re and n m k e an e x lu h it o ! tlie tior- sound as if placed there but yesterday.
l>e better men for the reading and study of
me a tria’.. snd he convinced, shop on Find Street, one door w o t ot Storey'« tin shop.
square feet a gulp. If you doubt this ceed Kitter without races than it would
ticu ltu ru l p rod u cta c f O re g o n
a t th e Then eomes the arduous task t,f cutting
this unique and helpful book."
with
them.
Every
fair
association
which
statement, figure it out yourself. An acre
N E W
B E R G ,
W
o
r
ld
’»
C
o
h
im
h
ia
n
E
x
p
o
s
itio
n
,
Io
he
C J R E G O IS r .
and
carrying
the
|>osta,
some
a
foot
in
Larpe octavo, handsomely bound in cloth,
of land contains I.I.ntOO square foot. Ls talies largely upon horse races us an at
h old at C h ic a g o in 1S93, lia v e j ist re- diameter and 8 feet long. The carrying
Friee. $1.75.
traction
is
iu
hot
water
all
the
time.
The
tiinuting for convenience the land at
1 1 e iv e il a «h ip m e n t c f n r a r ly a cur load ot is done principally by boys of the mis
r ? * “ ExtrH inducements otTered to energetic
$43 ml an acre, you will see that it bring* turf men aro never satisfied with the
salesmen. Address
glass ja rs in w liic h tu put u p fruit (or tim sion. Two 12 year old hoys would get
purses
offered
for
the
races
and
protest
the land to just one mill pi r rquare f,sit ;
F. C. 8M ED LEY A CO.,
e x liib it .
T h e s e ja rs uro m a l e s p ee ia llv un dereaclien d ofth ese posts and carry-
*
NEW BERC , : O R E C O N .
one cent for ten square feet. Now |»mr vigorously that if it wero not for them the
100 Wabash Are..
C hicago , I l l s -
| fo r e x h ih it pur Isis.'*, a n d a re w U hout th en to the pioper place. After this is
down the fiery dose, and imagine you are fails would !*> dead failures. The legiti
q tiestion th e (In est e x liib it ja rs m a le. done the sawed lum ls'f to carry over a
breeder o f
swallowing a strawberry patch. Call in mate exhibitors kick hce.iusc the Hulk of
T h e v a re o f a ll sizes fron t on o q i.o t to quarter of a mile was on the docket and
live of your friends and have tlicm help Ilio money goes to the support of tlm
W ;» !i to announce thut they are better th«n ever
Pure
and
Standard
Fowls
sevi-n
g
a
llo
n
s
,
a
n
d
w
ben
fllle
d
w
illi
O
r
e
by tasking our hoys they would work
prepared to piease ciiiti'm er*. A large aud
you gulp down that .'as* foot garden. Get racing features and the visitors of the
w ell selected f took cf
g on (m it w ill e e r ta in ly m a k e a v e ry e le manfully-until the daily task was done, Freak y<vir back sawing wood by hand,
fairs
generally
go
homo
declaring
that
on a prolong d spree some day, and si>e
Fetch A Cormey strain.
but get u> to saw it with our
gan t e x liib it .
D is th e ptirposo o f th e then off to fishing they would go, and
how long it requires to swallow | t sturo the r.u-es were a fraud. As a matter of
c o m m itte e Io lia v e th e cases on w h ich next morning the frying pan would I»'
fact
the
races
*t
fairs
are
no*
apt
to
equal
X
o
w
S
te
a
m
S
a
w
.
land enough to feed a cow.
l ’ut down
th ee e ja rs and t h e rost o f th e e x liib it is perfumed with the delicious brain food 'Good work at living prices,* ia our motto.
Alwavs on band, which you are invited to
that glass of gin ; there is dirt in it—Idi) those held at regular rail) meetings, and
cad and felce: from. 1 he Unique i* the oldest Of the Jay Hawk strain,
pla ecd , m a ile o f th e d iffe re n t kin ds o f Or- from the briny waters of the IVe-ific.
U K l'B K N S. F R A N K .
m illinery establishment in town, and is pre-
feet of good, rich dirt, worth $|Jftti por it la to he hon'd that the time w ill minio
pftrod to s ir e entire satisfa- :ion. f a l l and see
Sister l ei: r has liegun her lovely task
when racing features will no longer Is* g en w . h s I, and in such a n tan n er as w ill
ufic .”— Furai \vrih"i
us before purchisiug y ' ir m illinery.
not
o
n
ly
m
a
k
e
a
fin
e
e
x
liib
it
o
f
th
e
liorti-
of
visiting
the
Indian
huts
accompanied
F . X fo o re , P r o p .
considered essential to the success ot any
i-ultural proiln cts, hnt w ill a ls o m a k e an by our interpreter, Jimmy Coffin, a very
agricultural fair.
T i l l - : V A I V. o n T i n : i i o i i . y i !
25c. 50)
ele g a n t w liow in g o f the K 'a n lifu l w ooils good boy ot 2d years old. When she re
EA ST SIDE
^ P H I N O I lK A N C H
Anna Wiles Williams, the original of I l i t \ l \\ I \ n i l l i S I G N S I N O l i i I , ( I N w illi wrbicli ou r (o res ts atsvand.
turns home she li is many “ oha” antl “ dear
the face of the goddess on our silver dol
T h e c o m m it te e a re nuw re a d v to re- m e's" in tier narrative* concerning the
lar, was liorn in Philadelphia during the
T h e old saying that “ A ll signs fail in e e iv e fru its o f a ll ki-ids w ith w liic h tu fill odious scenes she come* in contact with.
C ivil War, wiites Alice Graham M, Collin O regon” Is gen erally true, yet there Ih e t e jars. It is not on ly d e sired lH »t tlie Tii lay she said she sawr at one place a
in the July/.oiftVs’ Ilmne Journal. Her an' :i few w ell defined «ig n i w hich are v e ry ts>st o f all k in d s tHat a re g to w n in porcupine wi'h its quill* all ringed off.
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mother was of southern birth, the daugh true in from so to !>.> cases out o f 1 - s'. t lie sta te shwll I n ' tbu s roen red , l ut that and she actually believed that the way
ter of Dr. Arthur II. W illis, a wealthy Thés - sign* more truly apply- to westoni a ll p a r i* o t th e state sS a ll he tep resen ted it smelled it had really softened up. so
slave owner of M irviand, who, while Ids Oregon, though they ari' quite general- T h e l u n ii' o f tlie g ru w er w ith th e address. that it was rcadv for the soup i>ot or ta
You w ill alw vvN ffn 1 «t thitt m irket the verv
daughter was still unmarried, »uffeted ly-true o f eastern Oregon os well. The togiA h er w ith t h e na ae o f th e fru it, w ill ble.
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financial reverses. When nineteen she signs m entioned in the follow ing lines lie p l.in s l upou euch j* r .
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Kwgs for sale nt #2 per setting o f 15.
married Henry Williams, of Philadelphia, cun well I v used lit conjunction w ith o lh e r m a teria l f >r tliia e x h ih it uiust Is' sons of n :'tc«hings to our souls, the spirit
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sud remoycJ with him to h i native city, the wen ter forecast» whit li are now di.-- fc -it or J c liv c t c d to 1 'V . A lle n , 27.” . •f OhrH l ’V ' au ? a < ur
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