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Many paoplo think it necessity to
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J O P E N
TO
GOP*
IG T IO N ?
to a
Because you can be convinced that
largo city to iiml u first class Clothing Store.
£ there is one right here in Newberg,
By calling at K A Y & T O D D S, next door to the post o^ice.
all kinds of Furnishing Goods.
lar as regards physical culture, and while
this may not be the cause of their bal
anced condition physically an«! mentally,
ISSUED E VISU Y FRIDAY MOKNINO.
it is doubtless an important agent in as
sisting them to retain it. And this leads
K 'M T >H 4 A N D P U B L W llK IW S
us to sa> again, that athletics in schools
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. W O 'lH W AUI> & O H M . V , K m BUY. are essential, and we are glad the stu
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dents of the college recognizo this fact
F R ID A Y , N O Y K M B K R 4, 189.».
and have acted accordingly.
NEWBERG GRAPHIC.
Entered O'« second eta«* matter ut the post
offleo at Newberg, Oregon.
A 11Y M C l O F
F A IT H .
O, thou that (loth ull things devise
And fashion fer the be.-.t,
Help us who sees with mortal eyes
To overlook the rest.
They’« times, of course, we grope in doubt,
And in affliction sore;
So knock the louder, Lord, without,
And we’ll unlock the door.
M ike us to feel, wheu times look bad
And tears in pity melts,
Thou wast the only help wc had
Wheu they was nothin’ else.
Death comes alike to ev'ry man
That was ever horned on earth;
Then let us do the host we can
To live for all life’s worth.
Ef storms and tempests dread to see
Makes black the heavens o'er,
They done the same in GaiUlee,
Two thousand years before.
Hut, after all, the golden sun
Poured out its floods on them
They watched ami waited fer the One
Then burned in liethlyham.
Also, the .‘ tar of the holy writ
Made noonday of the night,
While other stars that looked at it
Was envious with delight.
The sagos then in worship bowed,
From every clime so fare;
O, sinner, think of that glad crowd
That congregated tharo!
They was content t«> fall in ranks
With One that knowed the way
From good old Jurden’s stormy batiks
Clean up to Judgment Day.
No matter, then, how all is mixed
In our near sighted eyes,
All things Is fer the be l, ami fixed
Out straight In Par idlse.
Then take things as God sends ’em here,
And, ef wo live or die,
lie more and more contcutcder.
Without «a sk in g why.
O, Hum that doth all things devise
And fash’ou fer the best,
Help us who sees with mortal eyes
To overlook the rest.
T hree or four well develop©«! cases of
•null j»ox are reported at Gofiuillo City
C h ina throatens to rnako every Am ori
can in that country register and woar a
tag if our Chlneso registraiion laws are
enforced. Thev also threaten to placo a
tarili on broadstuflf«. Tho Chino«© oro
hocoming very mudi like clvilizcd poople,
trmdy.
PttOF. W a s h b u r n of the State Agricul
tural college at Corvallis, writes us a* fol
lows: The prospect for the Farmers» In*
utUuto at Mu-* berg Noy. 25th and 20th, is
very flattering. I ’ap rs have been pre
pared on “ Bruno Culture,” on “ Diseases
affecting Fruit Trees,»» on “ Orchard
Bests»» etc. B. S. Fugue of the lJ. S. Sig
nal service will lecture on “ The work of
the Weather Bureau,»» and President
Campbell oi the State Normal school at
Monmouth will deliver an address. A.
li. Shipley of Oswego, will read a paper
on “ Grape Culture.1* Quite a corps of
professors from the Agricultural college
will bo present. A novel featuro of the
institute will In an exhibition of lantern
slides illustrating the buildings, classes,
work and student life generally. These
pictures which will ho thiown on a screen
are being prepared by the photographer
of the college. Theso meetings are en
tirely free and of interest to all.»»
Tin: subject of a reform school for girls
is going to claim the attention of the peo-
p’o of Oregon soon—ought to he claiming
their consideration now. A place has
been provided for tho bad boys of the
state, and those who ore most competent
to judge affirm that the work done there
is sure to bo n benefit to the boys and
through them materially influence the
citizanship of tho state fur tho better.
This is a good report, and ought to make
every Oregonian fee! proud of tho insti
tution and its work. But while we are
doing so much for the hoys, what of the
girls? With a great city full of pnyert)
and sin, with its pitfalls for unwary and
helpless feminine feet, is there not need
for a home for gills? True, there is a
M addition Hume, where, us e l.ixt rn. ort
erring girls olten find a brief rent ft ml
■onto B;i^ht «uruoiMO ef tho sli.imo that
ich U U|>on them, hut it I iic U h authority
and support to lx» adi qu ito to tho graat
work before it
lh-nh’.en, it i.i ealeuhiteii
to deal more with adults than young
glrla and children in itft reformatory
work. There la windy a great nee I of a
state school for girlu at thin time, and if
tho \x¡alien of the people of Oregon, who
are actuated 'ey a spirit of humanity are
considered, Romething will ho done along
tills lino very soon.
They carry a full line of Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Rubber Goods, and
no seats and I noticed three minors r s< n‘ o l at the W orld’s Fair next year, machinery will move on smoothly.
o f f ic i d r u g s t o r e ip
hanging on the walls. Tho Indiana stand H ons bava already h en taken in that Some uno has asked in »peaking of the
or kneel during devotion au I need no, direction nnd in all puts of the stato | mu of money:
scats. The purpose of the mirrors is not much work is being prepared for tho ex- | “ Is it not true that the right uso of
CARRIES A FI LL LINE OF
quite clear to mo, hut 1 do not mi piiose inbition. A ll th i» imittor must he col- money is a searching test oi clnisiian
their use is entirely ornamental, Nearlv l.icteil, packed and sNpped to Chicago eliaracter?”
opposite Is I lie "G overnor’» mansion,” an i ttie transport.ition paid, space lias ; Christian consecration is a consecration
where neither grandeur nor magnificence been sccured, but it must bo titted tip to of wliat we /ime, as well as what we «iv .
have an abode, for it is really little more receive the exhibit, and a auitablo [terson Our res|K>n»ibility is in what we are - be
pretentious in appearance than a rail employed to tako cliar;£ of, and superin to do, as much as in what wa do.
i re
rugs for
rescrpitions
¡«in. As his majesty had gone to white tend it during the six uonths it will he
1 O re as yon would If 1’ie augels
AVer« wai.ing at your door
man’s capital 1 did not visit his apart on exhibition, ail this «ill bo expensive,
Perfumes, Fancy and Toilet Articles, Paints, Oils, Varnish and Oil Color. Also a
Give as you would if tho morrow
ments. The inhabitants seem to live in and the question is, liow are the neces
line lino of the
Fouud you wh>. n all giving ts o'er.
tho upper stoiies mostly, which they sary funds to defray this ex|iense to be
Give ns you would to the M c-ter
reach by cliinldng very ru le ladders that raised? The state as you well know lias
If you met his se.irehtjg look,
Give as you would, of your substance
lead up to verandas in front.
made no provision therefor.
If his hand your oiTering took.”
I climbed a rickety ladder and ap-
The plan suggested by tho executive
There are vsrv manv urgent
proached a door, when an old man who j committee, a» set forth in its circular let-
cotild only creep about tho floor said tern No. 1 and if, already distributed, is as in connection with missionary
plainly and slowly “ enter.” I did. Tho j good as any we think, and now if ull the which
should
enlist
our prayertu!
family was gathered about
woo>]en | teachers will take hold of this m atter! thought, those three I conceive to lie oi ; t PllXSCRUTION- CABKFCI.I.V COM-I
revNULii D a y on N ight .
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bowl which gat tn tlio floor. They did with tlicir wonted zeal, and appeal to the ' sufficient iuqiortance to cl.iim our utten- ; )
likewise while they ate takes hold in the children and parents to contribute 5 c. for | tion in the discussions of this meeting, I
HADLEY.
hau l, and drank coffee from cups. The every child attending school, the teachers ' leave them witli us.
J. It. HUNT.
A. HODGSON
“ inatuta” and tho “ inano” which consti giving from k’5 to 5'Jc. and collecting as; 1' ¡rot— A deeper and more definite In-
tute their rubbing process Hour mills, sat lunch us possible from others, the requi terest in missions by Christians at home.
Second— Some means of stopping the
near one corner of tlio little smoky room. site amount, 8,000 or i'),oOO will bo easily
Manufacturers of
exportation to heathen countries of intox-
One of the women, seeing I was inter raised.
ested in the mi!!, came and rubbed up a
Mr. George F. Witliington, cashier of ieuting liquors, and
Third—Systematic proportionate g iv
iittii j wheat, making some coarse flour! the First National Dank of Portland, lias
M ak y E. A llen .
like that from which the cakes wore I kindly consented to act us treasurer for ing.
mudo. lieforo I left the old man crawled ! us, and all tlio teacher» of this county are
" o me prepared to make a superior quality of drain ttfe tu all sizes. Large order« promptly
F U G A I I l l 'l l E X C H A N G E S .
filled. Gorruspouiieiice solicited. Price list on application. Corner Main Ac Dayton Street«.
hack to his low bunk, tho only piece of hereby appointed receivers and will remit
furniture to be found in the little room. direct to him. And may also report the
During the Columbus day exercises
Another old man drew on my sympathies amount and names of children contribut
last Friday tlio houses of A. J. Apperson,
with hi» pitiful moans, though l am in ing to this office, that wo may know just II. M. Bond, Clias. Daniels and Mr. Iler-
clined to think lie only had a severe lnv.v much the schools of tl.is county con- kogchl:y wer'e rnt(irp,l by soine one un
headache.
tirbule to lliis fund. Yam hill has done
known and articles of some value taken
A . j ’ j . W A L L I N G , P r o p r i e t o r ,
These very simple and very rustic peo well in tlio Columbus Ikiy celebration
from each [dace, the largest amount,
ple live here prusumbly as their ancestors and we have no fear but that site will
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about $18, taken from Mr. Apperson’s.
All kinds of home grown nursery stock for sale.
We make a specialty of
lived a thousand years ago. The age of keep her record good in more material
The people who are tlio losers think the
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this pueblo no one can tell, hut compared matters. Contributions, however small,
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I T A L I A N
Z P ^ T T Ifc T iE S .
thief was a tramp painter, employed hy I P E T I lL .n.
with it. Santa l'e is no doubt quite youth are accepted. As tho little springs and
prices, terms and other information, apply at Nursery or to M A R IS & C O L O U R I> ,
Kellelt for a day, and discharged when it our For
agents at Newberg, Oregon.
ful. Tho villagers were very hospitable, rivulets (lowing into one greater channel,
was found out lie couldn’t paint, as he
especially file old woman who hud liitic make tho mighty river, so these small
was seen about tlio house of Mr. Her-
moccasins to sell, hut I had to huriy on. contributions coming in from the many
i
koschky during the celebration, and next
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I found my way liaek past tlio fruit ranch schools of our county and state, will,
morning was not to lie found about town.
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and I rung the sheep bell, too. Itumain- when they shall have reached their des
In one o f I lie bouses there were three
ing long enough to have a crate of cher tination, form a fund that will go far
poeketbooks in different places, and ev
P r o p r ie to r s o f th o
ries picked I again head 1 1 for Santa Fo, toward, if not quite liquidating the entire
eryone bud been searched, and one cf
which I readied by the light of the moan expense. Let us Iben take holt! of this,
them was taken.—Reporter.
and fireworks.
as one man and sot the nickles, dimes
Mrs. Is. F. culler placed upon trie ed -
Continuing tim journey eastward, the and dollars rolling dow n I lie valley until
| tor’s desk on Tuesday an envelope filled
first object of historic interest» is the the members of our efficient committee
with ripe strawberries of the Sharp,less
ruin» of another old church, C’icnyi, said shall (eel that they me backed by a poo-
W ill deliver the (im t to
i variety.
Mr. Fuller mowed the vines Have on hr.r. 1 and f r s lie all kinds of Konph and Dressed Lumber.
by i omo to be old r than ban Miguel, it j pie whoso heart and soul is in the work,
any part of the city st reasonable r ites.
We aro thankful for past patronage, end
, down with tlio wea ls in July, and the
was located near “ Starvation I ’cak,’ ’ and ; and 1 m encouraged to redouble their
solicit « continuance of the same.
the w alls n.'ui l.v in -1 lu tlio gicmmt nm i IVmts to uiaku our .e x h ib it sccoml lu ! berries have grown since.— /, tepnrler.
Ilev.
Charles
Jesstip
of
Newherg,
lec
in plain view from the car window, just j none in the nation. Collections may be
j Y a r d , C or. S e c o n d & r.derldian S is .
utter passing (lloiietta. The place is still ! taken any time during the winter, hut the tured at tho M. If. church on Temperance
last Saturday night, and preached on
considered hn'y ground and tho natives | sooner tho better,
yet meet them occasionally in tlio capaei- I The teacher of No. 1, Mr. J. T. Fatter- | Sunday at f! p. m.— Sheridan .N nn.
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Popular Patent and Family Medicines.
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A LL PAPER.
T T Z Blank Books, Stationery, School Books and School Supplies.
0. F. MOORE & CO.
H A D L E Y , H U N T & CO.
First
Class
Drain
Tile.
UNTEWBIEIEòa-,
0^E<3-02Sr.
rl u i a L i t i n
N u r s e r y ,
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ENTERPRISE SAWMILL.
H, F. ONG, Salesman.
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A RLINGTON HOTEL.
ty of worshipers. It i i raid tliat a ser- i son is the first to report collection taken
Hunters have just about exterminated
pont war kept in an apartment in til is and receipt obtained. Who will bo tlio the Chinese pheasants near McCoy. For
O W IN G S A B A I i l i , I*ropric»rors.
EoRPil ami Lodging per week,
church for many years and was worship- ¡next? I am in receipt of i . letter from the past two months the air in that vicin
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lioinl Without Lodging,
fn.59,
Meals,
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and 50c.
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Lodging,
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25 and 20c.
p el by many devotees.
Mcnti'.uma's the s 'ato superintendent asking for the iiv has been tilled with pin feathers, and
Th r 'Uib at: faction guaranfopil to tiavelor.s a id the public in general. The house is new.
son, Montezuma, it is I elieved lived in nuiiibor of school» that took any part in the roar of tiro arms has scared all the I i he rooms tre airy and well furnished. The table always supplied with the best in the market.
j foxes and rabbits over to the coast side of
M ain Street, n ea r the D ebut.
M EW UK UO . ORKGON.
IN A N I» AUGI T M ANIA l'E.
this vicinity for a lon gtim e, and had a the I'olimihiis Day celebration
W ill the
M um . L ombard , wifo of Charles II
tlio mountains.—.Sheridan Sun.
fad
horse
lino
of
communication
between
t.
ach
r
i
of
such
schools
picoso
report
to
Lombard, a prominent real estate and
II
j Jacob Wort man has a relic of the days
hero and tho city of Mexico. 1 am tuld me as soon as possiide.
money broker oi Portland, committed sui
of IS:!!) in ti e shape of a letter written by
A s I hud he.n i Ilio Deciaration of In-
the natives still expa t his rc-a| pcatancc.
«J. B». S tilw k ll , County Supt. j |,js father to his undo on June 22, 1859
cide last Kunday night by blowing her
dopondcnco once I decidisi it wolili! tic
Their
religion
is
crude
and
heartless,
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m
.
,
I
t i S Boa le i Willi a WiltV)’ Utili (l OOS not ¡
Importers ami manufacturers of
brains out with a revolver.
Domestic
m oio intcrcsting to m e tu visit Tumique.
riicy were formerly accustomed to select
The regent'iVncsli us o f the 11 » « , .
! ¡Ill,ve » I » * « » » ’
•«»•<’he«l, as If was
trouble Is supposed to be tho cause, al
All
Kinds of Marble and Granite
A ccord in glv I procurisi a turnout and
:
lu
llin'
the
invention
oi
postalo
stamps.—
one of tlii'ir number to tie crucified un
(Written for the Missionary Conference and 7 »
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though hut little is known of the facts in
by request
reqm -t of
of tile
«aine.)
I 1 <tephoite-Kegttif
startod for tliu nncient tow n -t h è pueblo
publish^ t 1 by
the same.)
Good
Friday—a
practice
that
often
re
the case. It is a dull week when Port*
of Ilio Ar.tccH.
l 'p Ilio canyon and over
To the missionary, the urgent question |
Wij.ii to call tlio attonti«>n of the ladies to
sulted ill death. One form of penance con
land don’t furnish two or three shooting
their new ainl well atsorte*! stock of
C 111 for D PI«.
l'io m ountain I iollow cd a ruinblh ig road
of twenty years ago, was, how to obtain j
sists
ill
whipping
each
other
with
a
.crapes.
Scnletl hitls will he received
the under-
that suini brough t ino to a ro llin g p'ain .
H A T 3 TO Q U E S AND B O N N ETS
thorny cactus; another yet is that of access t«> the heathen, since almost every ’ si’.med until -2 p. in mi Smurd-»>*,” Nov. 5, 1M»2,
over wliich tho w a v m eandered am ung
¡government
in
heathen
countries
had
f»r
the
uriM.iu
:
!i;ul
cra.liux
of
I'liurrli
rtroct j hi lnte-l styles at Lowest Prices. Don't fail to
binding
cactus
to
a
heavy
|>o'o
and
earn
J t is reported that Spencer in to bo re tho scrubhy ceder sliiu h s w l iid it h o dry
lietweea Fir.-t «m l 1 bird streets, and Seeqiiil | pp.il ami examine our goods before buying,
,.
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.
,
,
.
. a.
ing it a cci tain distance. I f tho [renitent ! jealously burred their doors to tlio ©fl sirert from lot 21. block 11. Ilolcon s audition 1 ,
moved from tho |iosition of chief of police
, ¡-r.-«.m *klnj In «11 It« .lepartmeuti. Fir.-t St
sei I svanì ily su iqiorts. O f flnwers I saw fails, lria sins are not forgiven ; Imt if lie it ranee of any, (to thcnB, foreign relic - 1 Ill X.-wtHTtf. .■:i«t to .■..rpoMllun limit«, s,... .
rtrations of work t«> he «lone ri.iy he found nt 1 door ea?t of Morr^, Miles & 10.
in Portland and John \V. Miuto appoint
mie, a ihvaricd mcrct/.olla, and uno tq>o-
Uee«»rder's ollice. Eight reserved to reject any
I ni strong enough physically ire cou.cs out I ion«, but now, the condition has mater* or
For Oemeterj Lots a Specialty.
ed in Ids [dace, l! is |>ossitdo that Silen
all bids.
A «’. Co\.
cios of cactus.
I carne Ihrougli hy ” w it 1 » a spotless soul.
! iallv changed, and the «inet-tion arises,
Newherg, Or , Oct. . 1 s;g.
Street Com.
N A T I O N A L RE.H1CDV CO.
cer has been too rigid in the enforcement
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IA W O IIT 1 I, M a n u x -e r,
o ’clock ti» a
beautiful
o a si»— M ille r’.«
Many Ontario people doubtless have I how «hall we supply tho «lomands, or «n-
Davitl W. Martin, general agent for the Na
of law an order In tho Whitechapel dis
Newherg, Oregon.
ranci»- u b e re w a » to bo sccn a profusimi seen "Starvation I’eak," with the crosses ; suer the Macedonian cries for help, as
tion il Remedy Co. wishes to announce that he
« ’a ll f..r Hid«.
trict to please tho police commission. It
now lias two agent: in Newherg for the
’e
of rosea un 1 lionevsuckle that
inaile
th«»y come to us from every quarter of the
of
his
medicines.
Mrs.
Mary
Hobson,
on
so
uli
on
its
summit.
These
were
raised
tocum-
Se lied hitls will he receive<l by the under
is not at all likely that an lionost man
, breathing a mo.- t delightful enjoyment. | ,11(.moraU, tlu, t.-ri ii.te death of a Mexican unchi is; iani/.v* 1 world? One urgent nee 1 signed for the grubbing n:i«t grad'iug «»f Sheri M» Li lian street, near the fair grounds, aud
will lie allowed to stand at tho head of
dan street from Main Mreet, ei>t to Meridian Mrs. Cox, ou First street, oue door west of Pres
in
this
connection,
is
a
more
earnest
mis-
1
; Hoping fo find here some ono who could I band wlm o the Indians l.enimed inthe.o
slreet. in the town of Newherg, Or. Specifica byterian church, are his only authorized
tho police in Portland any very great ( sabt, I tln*\v ruin. \\ h«n 1 rcun heil the
ms may lit* seen at the lleeorder’s ofl'ce awonts, who have and will hereafter keep ou
and oonqiioro l hy starving thorn to fioatti, i bioinry spirit on tho pirt of Christians. ti
Eight reserved to reject nay t>r ail bids. Ri.l» ham1 a full supply of the above-named reme
length of time.
scp4pdtolml
door uf tho lille Mois» houee 1 was ^tr^-j The story is full i f horror and bos|H.mka Bess of «.-If and vn<*r© uf Thrist.
will he receive-«I until 2 p. m on Saturday, dies.
ó. lsvj.
A. C. «\> ä , Street Com."
This interest may he augmented by in Nov.
prised to set) a little o b je t tti.it seemed the crtlcitv of the A tee w
.■ -■ .' —;
diivou to
Newherg, Or.. Oet. -•»,
O n t neighbor* over at I'ay ton nre like the knob uf a door hell. I treated it i desperation by tho baibarous Mexican, creased information al uig these line«. If
worked up to aucli a pitch over tho com us one urn! in roply b o a r i . 1 ilio op
who came to “ citrialianiza" and enslave we read missionary literature and direct
ing city election, that the presidential tin klo; then a liti!« (e r m .u i appc;iv«t!
JaVPAN E :
him. The pa Ire at Santa Fe «aid to me, ©ur thuught.s and our prayers in this
contest cuts but little figure with them. with a little b a b y in b is urtns, and a high
channel,
a:;
l
go
to
work,
we
shall
become
“ they are (kilholic without but supersti
Two tickets are in the field, one of which crownofi ; tia w so m lircroon h i« bea«!. Ile
O VER 7 0 E D IT IO N S M A D E
tious within,” It m ayiiksoh* s a il that more and more interested dav l»v day.
Po-Itis or rasston.
12 mo. cloth. Price $1.00
is out and out for granting a license for a fold me a geod deal uh<out b is iruit ranch
Pot-ms of Pleasure,
12 mo.
**
** 1.00
tliosc w ii) came ostensibly to bring these Nothing will enlist our interest or in
saloon while the other is as directly op- ami a liille of thè road. 1 « ¡il not tn:ry
Hauri&e and other Poems, 12mo.“ "
1.00
crease
our
©(lections
for
any
cansí»,
ho
it
A
new
and
Complete
Treatment,
eoiisi
one© pro«jK*roiH people “ gla 1 tidingB*»
You will always find at this market the very
Thos * tKHiks of poems by Amerioa's most
of 8upr*o.«ifories, ointment in Cap-ules. m I i in ;
IHised
W o shall watch this election with 1 >n;r, hot m oved along over tnuny utile«
best Fresh Meats of all kinds,
w«"u ('atholic without hut «0 cruel within cliuich or school « r organization, «»r per Rox a .oi fills : a Positive Cure for External,
gifted poet have met with greater snccess than
j
Give
me a trial and be convinced that I can
n good deal i f interest, hoping that the oi unspoiiet! an d tmat ir Activo nature. 1
any
works
of
a
siinilur
nature
published
La
a
blind or bleeding. Itching Chronic,
that many look on the teirihle fi e ls of son, like definite 1 >vlng work for tliat oh- Internal,
do you good.
century.
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Recent or Hereditary Piles, and m my other
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gree that tho anti-saloon ticket will be dciBtand cnougli of thè 1 in g u a io e f thè
children were massacred, us tho ven and the mor© we d«>, the more we «hall discovery of a medical cure rendering an op
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dealers, or will be mailed, post paid, on receipt
i its % s u r i ; i » : \ i » s in *
I waml«»riH! out abn«»t to th© Kio
cess is being carried on among th© com
par! - .*r’ * busii’.v'ss is our husine««, our
opened a meat market in Newberg. and are
of price by
K t H T \ T lO N .
now prepared to supply anything in the line of
mon cl as) cm to enable some others to be G rundí», whoso lurttirosqu© *ui« 1 preeiji
brother or «»-ter in the foreign fichi is but
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tons farther hank 1 ©«rah! «. ©. knowing l
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common cause -then it l*ecomes our duty
When Mayor Grant sunvndors tho j*d> mud h© far from Santa Fo. 1 ! lurne<! my
im iations, its p iti i* tic an 1 instru.
M R S . IV». E . B A L D W I N
Tammany ha« twice given i»i.n, lie will i*our«© thitlioiwuid. I felt m ‘inenfiai «li«-
to y ret them in every way in our pow- His secure »! a
me an i gone, an ! we ha
n tu thv ink h iilding.
At ail times. You are respectfully invited to
have another even hotter.
now whisky
will h ive i st.'ek ,.f
appointed but was soon (ill » «1 with dis- been mad© t- feel more hilly th© mag
©r.
e.ili aud
them. F im St., one door west
trust has h*«*n f »rm* I. embra« ing all the
By
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of Townsend's hardware store,
Intoxioatibir «Iririk
?t of the greatest
lea«)iiig distilleries of Kentucky, and f.im- nuiv, for on© «»f the hu;rj\ wheel« «f.ute<l tu le an») grai i Jure - Í our ! !ov* J c cunt
many’s mayor has heen ofTi'rcd the prcai- down, l eaping out I cau.dit it and held than ever bef aie. A 1 l our love and v<
NEWBEKO.
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OREGON.
an l l lx»liov© tin* j*ro it* «t fo© to ini«si«»n- Nex* week. The Dre>.-’.u.’.k;ng Department will
An American Book, for Am erican Boys,
be e ml noted by
ih-ney «)f the trust fer five year« u? an an it until l g«>t to water which f*»r:un;ite!y
©ration for b •r, her flag, and her tim© ary wo: k— how ! w > • ii that there <\ uld I k *
W ÎA T T IS M c D A K I S L ,
nual salary of |4d,000t which will fix' con
By an Am erican Author.
was near, though 1 had seen «o little d in hon.'ic l insti T
that there mau b©
ti©©:H*n©.l —y©;», bow l pr.
t^ P IU X G D K A X C U
tributed hv huufirv and diver« p» rsens all
ing
the
adorno
that
was
now
>n
nearly
soni©
moans
prov
1
.
whereby
wo
may
un i mad.» str
t»v « »ur Ii a ’ i» partici-
over tho l*nited State« in sums of tiftoc’i
: ? f u l l PYJE ILLUSTRATIONS. IN COLORS,
ll.ipoilv,
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cent« and two-hits, irre«|Kictiv© ot | h »!iu-
«»n f.vin.l a b. *v who p ited in its ct
, ( irhot* cnrytvt uf
tifiti, an !
tak© this slvipth© ©xp*»rta
FROM D 0 R F S MASTERPIECES.
cal pre lilecti«»ns.
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nk tho tv
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A Back thru should be in every home.
from Santa \\
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ti © ©a*© ; how this
Kxoowtiv©
• i me
Francos E. Willard says: **\\>nr book en
' w ater did th.
T iik Sheridan San coin ment hi)!
if. Go«! only knows
i an nor in rn iv h© h hrongi
titl’ d ‘'Buys of the Bible'• is ono that sernu
; th© i
our announcement that tho «to Ion
ni© :i!i*n!
■;! - but I Imp© vv© as
d e l to
tv> me so helpful that l cm going to send it to
•all. A n i 4P
r. couple of admirable little fellows, one of
) T ^ , 'P i
the college hut! formed an athletic
».».;v to m «vt our hi
*»r matter
O u o o s.
whom b my namesake. I am sure they will
!*• b rtrr men for the reading aa«l study of
m il
«.nation, takes occasion to utter a wa
lf) in this
urgent
pt
this unique and helpful book.
against too much of a cr»/.o in this »
it tin
*nt hour.
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Large octavo, handsomely b»^und in cloth,
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