Telephoue-Kegluter.
monthly published at Portland, has en
tered upon its second year. It is a
bright newsy sheet and each issue is fill
ed with articles of interest to the farmer
and fruit grower.
An invitation has been forwarded to
the government and people of the Unit
ed States to send delegates to the second
international congress for the protection
of children, which meets in Genoa in
September.
A Western paper, speaking of the
death of a local citizen, said he died
“after a long period of general deviltry.”
Of course it was a mistake of the print
er, but then they do die out here at the
end of such periods occasionally.
The reporter who will get an express
ion from President Cleveland on the
Chicago platform and the nomination of
Bryan, will have copy that will sell at a
high figure just now. Pretty hot weath
er however fpr such an expression as it
would most likely be.
C. E. Branson has been appointed
deputy surveyor of Yamhill county by
County Surveyor Malouey.
N. E. Kegg has concluded to build a
six-room cottage on the ground now
occupied by his barn on Fifth street.
J. W. Hobbs and Ed Littlefield ar
rived from tho Trask on Sunday. They
caught 554 trout and brought out one
caught by F. E. lingers that measured
18$ Indies In length. Mr. Redmond
still holds the record.
The city water is notas good as it has
been during the summer. The strain
er in the suction pipe seems to bo too
close to the bottom of the river, and
the pumps gattiev tbe sediment and
sand from the bottom and distribute it
about tbe city.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney O. P.
Coshow, will retire from the law firm
of Irvine <k Coehow, on August first,
and will establish an office of his own.
He will employ a stenographer for ills
own use and for the convenience of
others desiring such service.
Tuesday morning Wm. Dielshneider
and A. J. Vial left over the new road
for the Nestucca with pack horses. It
took seventeen or eighteen people to
fix up the pack jar the boys and it is a
question whether they ever get it on
again after they take it off-
Elden Cruise came running up town
on Saturday night about 12 o’clock
crying fire. He had nothing on but a
night shirt and acted peculiar. Several
of the boys roaming about tiie streets
went borne with him and when they
reached there the boy was found to be
asleep.
BIG BARGAINS,
The N
C
H
is offer
ing Big Bargains in Ready Made Clothing,
Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats, Shoes, etc,
When in town call and examine their large
stock of goods.
The action of the lost Congress seems
ewberg lothing ouse
to show that the practice of giving away
common garden seeds is notlikely to be
done away with soon. There is not one
good reason why the United States
should give away common garden seed
such as can be bought of every dealer in
Senatcr'bfdrge W. McBride who ar such seeds. The greater part of the
which have been distributed in the
rived home from Washington last week seeds
have not been worth planting and
Is an enthusiastic supporter of McKin past
they are very apt not to prove true to
name. There are not enough seed in u
ley.
________________ _
package, as a rule, to amount to any
in the way of a supply of the kind
Notices to “keep off the grass’’ will thing
Congressmen who know noth
not be needed in Oregon much longer planted.
ing of the value of the educational work
this season if the hot dry weather con of
the Department of Agriculture think
they see in the free distribution of gar
tinues.
den seed an opportunity for making
solid with their constituents
The bi-metalic convention held in St. themselves
which they can not afford to lose. It is
Louis this week seems to have been call doubtful,
however, whether a congress
ed for the purpose of ratifying the nom man’s popularity is not hurt more than
Small in size, but gaeat in results.
it is helped by the free distribution of
ination of Bryan.
DeWitt’s Little Early Risers act gently
seeds.—Rural Northwest.
but thoroughly, curing indigestion, dys
There is little doubt but that the in
Democrats who have lo.ig been known discriminate
pepsia
and constipation. Small pill,
distribution of seeds as
The G raphic and W eekly
as stalwart leaders in the party say the mentioned above
safe pill, best pill. A. T. Hill.
does
the
people
or
the
O regoulun - - -
Chicago platform is populistic, and lead congressman very little good, compared
The value of the butter exported from
ing populists say the same thing, so the dith the expense incured, but the de DOMESTIC LIFE OF I’l'lILIC MEN
T h e O r n it h ic a n d N . 0 1 K A
the United States fell from $2,100,000 in
Y. T ribune -
3M ..O U
statement must be true.
partment might under proper manage Mrs Bryan, wife of the Chicago pres
1893 to $900,000 in 1895.
idential
nomeuee,
comes
in
for
a
share
ment,
distribute
very
valuable
grain
The
G
raphic
and
th
e
0 1 RA
Bicycle dealers report the sale of la among the farmers of the different sec or public attention, of course, along
K
ural
N
orth
w
est.
9 1 '« "
When
we
consider
that
the
intestines
dies high frame wheels as being short tions of the country for experiment, and with her husband, thus leading a cyn
are
about
five
times
as
long
as
the
body,
this season. This may be taken as evi. in this way assist in locating new seeds ical exchange to remark that it is queer
N ew spaper or M agazin » >
we can realize the intense suffering expe
f o r y O U m m m m Or any
published a t less th an pub
dence that in most well regulated fami where they will greatly benefit the com thut all men who get nominated for
rienced
when
they
become
infiamed.
lish er’s price.
lies the husbands prefer to wear th»; mercial interests of the country.
high political office are happily marri
DeWitt’s Colic & Cholera Cure subdues
pants.
ed. There is nothing queer or surpris
infiamation at once and completely re
ing
about
It;
It
Is
a
matter
of
course
and
moves the difficulty. A. T. Hill.
Just
now
as
the
board
of
regents
of
In the death of ex-governor Wm. E.
serves
as
an
Illustration
of
the
prevail
the
state
agricultural
college
are
casting
Yamhill County Reporter.
Russell of Massachusetts, thedemocratlc
Large sales of sheep have been made
domesticity of American men J. C. Cooper
for a president of that institution ing
left yesterday morning in Grant county, Oregon, this year at
party loses ouc of its brightest, brain- about
High
and
low,
the
multitude
are
“fam
the names of different men are be men;” whether they are laborers at for St. Louis, to be present as a bime from $1.25 to $1.50 per head.
est men. The deceased was n man who and
mentioned in that connection, the a ily dollar
delegate at tbe convention next
commanded the respect and admiration ing
a day or are commercial mag tallic
following from the Rural Northwest is nates or prinre'g
Tuesday. It is understood that he fa It would be bard to convince a man
of his fellow countrymen, irrespective of quite
in
the
professional
or
in place.
vors the nomination of Bryun by the suffering from billious colic that bis
party.
A man who is cn.inently qualified for political world they are alike in devo convention.
agony is due to a microbe with an un-
tion
to
home
life.
Whatever
their
am
one
position
might
not
be
a
good
man
name. But one dose of
Newberg, Ore.
Robert H. Miller of Oswego has been for another position, ft is quite possi bitlons and struggles for advancement Mining operations are temporarily pronouncable
DeWitt’s Colic & Cholera Cure will con
sent east with a magic lantern to lecture ble that a man who would be a credit to and
suspended
above
Jones’
mill.
Tbe
lode
supremacy, their inspiration to ef
vince him of its power to afford instant
state, if in Congress, would not be fort romes
on Oregon in Iowa, in the interests of the
is now opened a distance of about 40 relief.
from
wife
and
children.
near
so
useful
as
a
president
of
an
agri
It kills pain. A. T. Hill.
immigration. Ho will not hold out in cultural college, as some other man of They are not ambitious for themselves feet. The men who have been ut work
ducements to mechanics and laboring less ability for public life but more alone, but because they may share the are still confident of a good thing, but A carload of cherries was shipped from
men, as he thinks Oregon has enough of knowledge of agricultural education and success and honors with their nearest are waiting for the return of Mr. Sim Portland for Boston July 10, and on July
of special qualifications for the head of and dearest; they do not strive for mons, the expert, who went to Tacoma 15 a car was started for Chicago.
this cluss already.
College Classes, Normal Course, Book-keeping,
uu agricultural college. It may be ac
as a certainty that Oregon will wealth because of personal love of lux some time ago expecting to wind up Smith the photographer finds that it
H. W. Ross has purchased from E. P. cepted
never huve an agricultural college ury, for the tastes of the richest are apt matters thpre and move down. Ho has always pays to satisfy his customers by
All the Grammer School Studies, Music and Art.
Thorp the Echo-Leader, published at worthy of the name until it has a man to
simple, but in order that they not been heard from for some time. doing first class work at prices to suit
its head who is himself thoroughly may be bestow
Cottage Grove, and it is hinted that Mr. at
luxury upon their famalies. Prof. W. F. Fargo, for six years the the times. Photos 3x4 inches for 35
with agricultural education.
Thorp will turn his attention to farming familiar
However
hard
unjust they may be proficient and indefatigable instructor cents per dozen. All other work as
It
is
iiossibte
for
uu
able
man
to
acquire
and hog-raising. Now we will have this knowledge after lie becomes presi- in dealings with and
their
feilow-meu, they in sciences in the college, bid adieu to cheap as any gallery in town.
some theoretic newspaper farming put dent of the college, hut it would lie very are gentle and indulgent
to those at McMinnville on Wednesday. He will
Students can enter at any time and find classes to suit.
poor
business
policy
on
the
part
of
the
to a test. Mr. Thorp will confer a favor Board of Regents to select a man who home. This Is the rule; there
excellent
for girls and boys is provided under the care of a competent Matron, at
ex sojourn at Hillsboro fur a short time, The California Fruit Grower reports the An
lowest
possible home
prices.
bv keeping the public posted on results would 1)0 obliged to do this. Twenty ceptions, but they only prove the are rule.
that
prunes
are
being
contracted
at
$20
and
it
is
reasonably
certain
will
take
Excellent
board
in
private
families. Moral and Christian influences thrown about students.
obtained.
confidently believe that superior advantages cannot be offered in the Northwest.
years ago there might have been excuse Pulic sentiment approves of this con from that city one of her fair young wo per ton green, in the Santa Clara valley, We
All
expenses
moderate.
Correspondence
and visits
solicited.
for such action but there is none now. dition of affairs, and Individual feeling men for a life companion. The profes and $15 per ton elsewhere in California.
For catalogues and information,
address,
would be just us much sense in dictates It. Writers on sociul topics sor is determined to master an addition
Ex-President Harrison seems to be There
For the Lungn.
placing a man who is not a lawyer at the
P R E S ID E N T P A C IF IC COLLEGE,
gaining quite a reputation as a writer. lieud
comment
with
alarm
on
the
divorce
al
course
of
scientific
study
at
Chicago
of
u
law
school
as
to
place
a
man
Elder
Alson
W. Steers writes from
NEWBERG. OREGON.
It is stated that he has been invited to who has hud no experience in agricul evil, but, looked at in one light, the university before again locating in ac
contribute a scries of articles to a Lon tural education at the head of an agri prevalence of divorco is a manifesta tive professional work. The Pacific Portland, Or.: “There is no medicine
the throat and lungs that I can
don magazine with the privilege of cultural college.
tion of the leaulng toward happy coast needs more men of Prof. Fargo’s for
N. E. BRITT, Vice Tres.
B. C. MILES, Cashier
recommend
to ministers, public speak TESSE EDWARDS, President.
choosing his own subjects mid naming
homes, unfortunate victims of ill-sort push and stiidiousness, and it is hoped ers and singers,
with
tiie
confidence
his price for the work. This indicates The New York Sun gives a seemingly ed
tnarrluges seeking in this blind and he may drift this wuy at some future that I can tiie 8. B. Cough Cure.” 50
that it pays an ex-president to be able good and sufficient reason win woman blundering
wuy to readjust their mat time.
y--»*»
* rents per bottle. For sale by all drug
should huve the ballot, in the lines giv rimonial conditions
to write w resdable magazine article.
But, after all, The father of Prof. O’, i * A s died gists.
en below:
there are comparatively few of these. at Ids home at .fefleison ot, ne 8th Inst.
She fthmili] hnvo It (or u reason
The report comes from across the wa
Which
la
plain
in
auy
one
The
majority of marriages, so far as An autopsy was held wMch revealed L. A. Price, of Bordeaux, France, in a
Who has kept a tab on woman
ter that the Turks have made another
friends and society cun judge, are har some anomalous physiological condi letter to tbe California Fruit Grower, es
Anil the work that ahe baa done.
butchery of Armenians in which 4500
monious Happiness is a relutive term tions. The doctors disagreed ns to the timates the probable prune crop of
In When
the ycara
before was
the ao nreaent,
persons were killed and u numlier of cit
G-A-HPIT-A-Ili S T O C K , $ 3 0 OOO.
the ballot
small
but the people about us, the uiurried nature of tho disease, which led to the France for the present year at 33,000,000
That lta use was merely voting,
ies pillaged. How much longer will
couples thut each of us knows, are examination. This revealed the apex pounds.
There
"as
really
nuue
at
all,
the so called Christian nations of the
most of them satisfied and content if of the heart on the right side of the
Cures Croup.
But here lately since the ballot
earth allow this wholesale slaughter to
appearances go for anything. When chest instead of the left, tho large end “My three children are all subject to
lias Increased to blanket size.
She
should
have
It
to
cut
patterns
continue, without raising a hand in de
DIRECTO RS:
a citizen is culled from private life to of the stomach on the right side of the croup; I telegraphed to San Francisco,
From and thus economize.
fense of helpless women and children?
take official honors It is expected that body, the colon passing from left to got a half dozen bottles of S. B, Cough JESSE EDWARDS.
B. C. MILES,
J. C. COLCORD.
E. H. WOODWARD.
E. BRITT.
Hon. Bingor Hermann has the thanks he shall provo to be a mail of clean right, and the vermiform appendix lie-1 Cure. It is a perfect remedy. God
A well known Astoria lady the other of the Graphic for a copy of the second morals, uud, if married, a faithful and ing on the right instead of the left siile,
you for it. Yours, etc., J. H.
day gave her liege lord a little lecture edition of the abstract of the eleventh devoted husband. Surprise and con all of which is contrary to normal con bless
Crozier,
Grants Pass, Or. 50 cents per
which is worth rejieating, and as it census. In this revised and enlargetl demnation would follow if the con
A tumor was removed from bottle. For sale by all druggists.
leaked out, no confidence is betrayed. edition all the subjects are comprehend trary were found to be true. This is as ditions.
Certificate» of deposit Issued payable on demand. Exchange bought and sold. Good notea
------
the stomach. Deceased was nearly 54
Deposits received subject to check at sight, and a general banking business
It was about as follows: “Don’t adorn ed that arc treated in the eleventh cen It should be The home is the founda years old, and there are few cases on “You have an immense amount of discounted.
rausneted. Collections made on «11 accessible points in the United States and Canada...
your sitting room witli the motto ‘God sus, the re|R>rts of which are embraced tion of society and it is proper that record, medical men suy, of similar an hay,” observed the visitor at the Clover CORRESPONDENTS—Ladd & Tilton. Portland; National Park Bank, New York.
Bless Our Home’ and then fret and in twenty-five quarto volumes, a com- the men who seek to represent the peo atomical renditions.
Meadow Farm.
Strangers visiting the city are invited to call at the baok for Information concerning the city
fume and make the home as nearly an pendiiim in three volumes, royal octavo, ple in political matters should also rep The «itiestion of deputy hire In the “Ya-as,” said Farmer Redneck; ‘‘but Correspondence invited.
inferno as you can. There is nothing and a statistical utlas. It is a valuable resent them in personal character It sheriffs and clerk’s offices rentinues to there ain’t a dang thing t* feed it to but
like consistency in these little matters. reference book for any office.
is anly thus that the keystone of the be more or less a topic of conversation. bicycles.”—Joker.
Either take the sign down or else do the
social arch can remain in place.
The county c»urt, it seems, lias not yet Persons who have a coughing spell
businoss which it advertises.”—Asturian. A match race has been arranged to Mr. Bryan will not be l’resideut, but entered
the appointments In its journal. every night, on account of a tickling
take place at Irvington I’ark in Portland it Is gratifying to know that notwith
section eleveu of the salary act, j sensation in the throat, may overcome
The Ontario (Cal.) Record, which is on Saturday, between John F. Shiver of standing Ids political heresies his do if Under
section appli«*s to the cose at all, i it at once by a dose of One Minute Gough
one of the best exchanges which comes the Stearns’ bicycle racing team, and mestic relations are such that nil may the tiie court
Hard Burned Brick for Foundations and Wells.
is required to fix the amount Cure. A. T. Hill.
to this offico has changed hands, the Frank Frazer’s pacer Chelialis. Staver approve. In this one respect he is a of conpensution
to
be
paid
by
tiie
coun
Clarke Brothers retiring. The editor in is one of Portland's liest riders, and Che- representative American citizen like ty, at time of making the entry. Tne Wallace—Do you believe in signs?
Face and Fancy Mold Brick a Speciality, Prices from $5.00 per thousand up. Call or
speaking of the treatment the citizens halis has made it mile in less than 2.10, his opponent at Canton.—Indianapolis court, as we understand, does not think Ferry—Some. When you see a wom write for particulars.
&
have given him says:
consequently the raco between horse and Journal.
that the section applies to Yamhill an driving south and looking east it is a
"They have magnified his few miscel man is looked forward to with a great
pretty
sure
sign
that
she
means
to
turn
Newberg:,
-
-
-
-
-
Oregron
reunty,
consequently
it
has
nothing
to
B lo o il W ill T e ll.
laneous virtues, and have noted his fail
to the west at the first corner.—Cincin
do
with
fixing
the
pay
of
deputies
ings with a kindly and forgiving eyv. deal of interest.
The many different skin diseases such at any figure whatever, as the statute nati Enquirer.
—----- j
Wo have escu|>ed lickings when they
doubtless would have been good for us, Sufficient encouragement has lieen giv as ring worm, tetter, salt rheum, erysip «foes that lu specific terms. Since how- I
lumber
yabd
Oil of Gladneaa
snd only n few odd suhscrilicrs have Maurice E. Bain of The Three Sisters elas, eczema, itching or an eruption of ever, a large number of persons have
. . xiüj A u j l j v , hïpot
newberg>
obegon
. ,
stopped their pajwrs liecailte they didn’t en
Is
a
pleasant,
palatable
preparation,
en
pimples,
postiiU's,
blotches,
chaps
or
got tin snt of mental pahulcm they to induce him to move his plant to Ore cracking open of the skin, scrofula, are petitioned the court, laying important tirely free from all oily taste, and may DOORS.
LATH, GLASS.
CEDAR.
gon City to buck against the Enterprise. directly the cause of impure blood. | stress upon section eleven, it liecoines a be administered internally or applied WINDOWS. LIME.
craved.-’
SASH
FIR.
MOULDINGS.
SAND,
WEIGHTS.
REDWOOD.
The Re ord will still lie welcomed at Meserve has given the people of Oregon Wilbur’s Blood Purifier is acknow ledged j question ttie court should not put a side externally. It will remove all pain 8HINGLES. HAIR, CORD,
YELL'W PINK
ETC.. ETC.
this otRco under the new management City a splendid paper and they are not to tie the liest medicine known for any Its own construction of the law and al that “human ttesb is heir to,” if p rop B u ild e rs H a rd w a re .
doing the square tiling by him in invit of these unsightly complaints. Price low the matter to be settled lu a high erly applied, and might be rightly
in • competing plant when there is $1.00 per bottle. For sale by all Drug er court. It should be distinctly un- termed “a panacea for all Ills.” Price
It is such an every day occurrence for | ing
«iemtood, howev/7, that In doing so the 50 cents. For sale by all Druggists.
promin. ut democrats to denounce tho not good room for it.
gists.
court is actuated by respect for the
Chicago platform that in almost all the
puiiers such announcements are to be On the petition of wheelmen some Kintnn, the 4-year-old «laughter of right of petition, not by any malice or The Corvallis .Times says that a va
found daily. An few a pii|ier says: towns are draw ing ordinances prohibit Poetmuster Nelson, of Susanville, was hostility toward the official iucum- riety of wheat which has been intro
One of
advantages
duced in Benton county under the
“Ed Campbell, of Fairfield, a democaat ing the promiscuous throwing of cans, found Sunday, sitting on a pile ofdritt-. bents.
of democrats, has made the most pat ob glass and other refuse into the streets. wood by the riverside, apparently un- j "Wake up Jacob, day is breaking I” so name of “No 10” by the Oregon Agri
the prime
claimed by
servation yet published ill regard to the Such an ordinance would lie a good concerned, after tieing lost seven «lays. said DeWitt’s Little Early Risers to the cultural College is giving great satisfac
Chicago populistic-democratic platform. | thing for any town, when considered The child wandered off" and was lost man who had taken them to arouse his tion. It is a very early variety and has |
withstood the bad weather of the pres- I
He said it reminded him of the story of from the stand|H>iut of common decency, during the Fourth of July celebration sluggish liver. A. T. Hill.
cut season without damage.
the woman who went to the store to buy to say nothing of the interests of wheel For five day* over 70 tuen were engag- •
Changes.—“ Dobson, the glori
a dress. File was not saited w ith those men. .
ed In the search. She recognized the ous Time’s
summer one of our grandchild
old Fourth of July is not what it ren Last
shown her; said they didn’t please her j
man
who
found
her,
sabl
“Hello”
and
was
sick with a severe bowel trou
1
at all. Then after drawing a long breath The time was when hoop-poles and called him by name. She said she had used to lie.”
ble. Our doctor's remedies had failed
“No,
indeed.
Thirty
years
ago
I
pumpkins
were
refered
to
as
the
princi
she said; 'Well, it doesn’t make any
not been frightened; she knew she was
whin we tried Chamberlain’s Colic,
get $10 worth of fun out of 10 cents Cholera
difference whether it suits me or not, it pal Indiana commodities, hut the lloos- loet, but thought she would soon find could
and Diarrhoea Remedy, which
worth
of
fire-crackers;
now
I
can’t
get
ier
state
now
claims
the
honor
of
having
is for a corpse.’ ”
It Is learned that the little one 10 cents’ worth of fun out of $10 worth gave very speedy relief. We regard it
the liest paid prose writer in the United papa
lived «in lierrU>« ami flesh from the car
—tbe go-lightly kind-
os the best medicine ever put on the
It is never too late to do a good thing, States in the person of Gen. Tew Wal cass of a calf kIPed by coyotes, quench of fire-cracker*.”—Chicago Record.
market
for
bowel
complaints.-
Mrs.
E.
is the
yet the sooner our Congressmen secure lace and the liest paid poet in the person ed her thirst at the river, where she : We are anxious to do a little good in O. Gregory, Frederlckstown, Mo. This
aid for the improvement of the Willam of James Whitcomb Riley.
washed her fai'e every morning. She this world and can think of no pleas certainly is the best medicine ever put
ette river, the (letter for them ami the
had made a nine-mile circuit In the anter or better way to do it than by iyo - on the market for dysentery, summer
public at large. The low stage of the wat-! A man is anid to have die«l the other most dangerous part of the mountains. ommending One Minute Cough Cure c«>mp1aint,
cholera infantum
or at present goes to show conclusively day in California “front beat and tliecx- She *uflVre«l none Her preservation as a preventive of pneumonia, consump in children. relic It and never
fails to give
that can be obtained with little exertion.
the greit advantages that would accrue cessive use of water.” What would lie Is regarded as a miracle.
tion and other serious lung troubles prompt relief when used in reasonable
should tho channel of the river lie made the consternation of the old forty-niners, j
that follow neglected colds. A. T. Hill. time and the plain printed directions
navigable at all seasons of the year. could they turn in their graves and hear, Eli Hill. Lumber City, P»., writes, 1
followed. Many mothers have ex
T h e y are so firmly put together that
Much stress has heretofore been made the announcement that Californians “I have been suffering from pib's twen- I. N. Mills. spretai agent of the Phila are
pressed
their
sineere
gratitude
for
tbe
delphia,
Wilmington
ami
Baltimore
machine and rider seem as one. Get
o i the subject of the indifference our were taking to drinking water, even to ty-five yewrs and thought my csee in
it lias effected. For sale by A. T.
has made his annual estimate eures
Congressmen have manifested relative excess.
curable. DcWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve of Railroad,
on
an Imperial and try it. Send for
Hill,
druggist.
peach crop for 1896.
to the improvement of the Willamette,
w as worn mended to me ns a pile cure, He the puts Delaware
it
at
6,000,000
baskets,
the
’96
catalogue.
and it is to be hoia'd that our new Con After a few short months experience so I houglit a box and it performed a largest since 1875. He says that the
gressmen, snd our Senators will give in the news|M»tier business, W. M. Cook permanent cure.” This is only one of prospect for good prices for the crop is A 40 arre farm, six miles from New
very enoomaging, and many growers berg. Half in cultivation, fine water.
this subject the attention that is de has sold the Monmouth Monitor to J. thousands of similar cases. Eczema, not the
lower part of the |>eninsula, Price $tk\V For particular* inquire at
manded. Transportation by water, it is G. t’allison. Success to the Mouitorun- sores and skin «liseas«'s yield quickly in where
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fruit is the best, are offering
will known, is much cheaper than by dc: the tic”.' management.
when it is nw l. A. T. Hill.
Graphic office.
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their orchards at 25 cents a basket.
L. M. PARKER.
THE GRAPHIC’S
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