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checks and drafts would lie paid by sil strayed by frost or cold rains, it may ver dollars or their equivalent in gold or be of interest to the horticultural stu- | dents to state that this tree occupies a its equivalent, as is now the case. “ I presume no one supposes for a protected situation, there being some moment that it would be the duty of the large fir trees on the west and south door west of the drug store, government to attempt to keep the stand five or six rods distant. The Idea of ard silver dollars coined for private in wdnd-breaks for Oregon orchards has A. D. Hoskins has sold his harness dividuals and corporations equal in value not been much considered, because business to a Mrs. Deal who has a man to a gold dollar; or in other words, that | there is seldom lack of abundant fruit, I selling it out for her. it would be the duty of the government but here is a suggestion that in some There are teams iu sight almost con to attempt, under a system of free coin hcasans they might be very profitable. tinually going to or from the coast or; age, to maintain the parity of the two Valley Transcript. mountains. metals. The dollars would be coined on Dr Goucher started out to see Mr. L. Grandma Perkins is very sick again privute account and delivered to private individuals and corporations as their P. Pond, who was ill, last Thursday with her old stomach troubles. YY’ . It. Derby lias bought the Carpen own property, the government having evening, and when passing tire brick no interest whatever in them, and being mill west o f town his black mare be ter property on the corner at mortga The little city of Monmouth is infest therefore, under no obligation to sustain came frightened and ran away. The gees sale. ed with burglars anil the Monitor wants doctor jumped and escaped injury; thej them by guaranteeing their value. The LaFayette Journal lias turned tome one to invent a trap to catch them. mare ran herself dow n, completely de “ Under our existing system, all silver up its toes. Took too big a dose of free molishing one wheel of the buggy. dollars are coined on account of the gov silver and it ruined Its digestive organs. Senator Stewart say*, “ all hell is for Hon. M. If. Hendricks informs a re eminent, ami are issued by the govern Ed Close is running tlie engine in the {be Brvan ticket.” This probably ac- ment in payment of its expenditure“ and porter that he lias received a little flouring mill. coupts for the unusual noise in the early other obligations, and it would be an wheat at Ids w arehouses at other points, There are three steam saws running part of the campaign. act of bad faith, therefore, to permit and that it is very fair grain. From In town sawing cord wood once in two what lie has been able to glean, Y’aui- them to depreciate. The Globe-Democrat says that if Jef hill county will have about a three- for 20c. per cord. (Higned) J ohn G . C arlisle . ” ferson could come back it would make fourths yield. The Ferguson boys are shipping 300 him sick to read the stuff that is being Poison Ivy, insect bites, bruises, Threushing is on in dead earnest. cords of oak wood to Portland. If the Lane county papers continue to talked by those who claim to be follow “ give the news” outsiders will oonclude The first machine to start in this sec burns- are quickly cured by De- Dick nni I Guy Bird and Hugh Carey j ing his teachings. that some of the towns in that county tion, so far as we have heard, was that with their r families arc rusticating on 1 U ltt,B W ilch _l,azel * alve> tlle great pile cure. A. T. Hill. are liable to make good territory for ac of Jerome Iierby, which started on the the beach. In a neighboring town a woman has tive work along missionary lines. A furm of 15. F Hpurks Friday morning. been charged with living with a man The man who hasn’t sand enough to Mrs. Boone is having a new picket couple of weeks ago the Eugene Guard Lati r in the day Elsia YY’right started who is not her husband, and conse refuse a leap-year proposal deserves the told a story about some naughty young up his machine on the iiraly farm for fence built around her property, and kind of wife he will get.—Atcliinson quently, the financial question is not in people from Junction City who disgraced C. G. Scott. Other machines are run other improvements made which help Globe. it iu that place for the present. themselves in Eugene and now comes ning in various parts of the county, the appeururice of Piety Hill wonder “ Boys will he boys,” but you can’t the Junction City Times with the follow inquiry elicits the fact that wheat is fully. Mayor Pennoyer, of Portland, takes averaging about twenty bushels to the ing retort: The whistle of the steam thresher afford to loose any of them. Be ready only half his salary but he wants all the A very revolting sight was witnessed acre; but although it is yielding light it can be heard in all directions, and the for the green apple season by having offices, and there is where the kick on our streets last .Sunday. Two women, is of excellent quality. It is feared farmers are making use of the fine DeYVitt’s Colic & Cholera Cure in the comes in on the part of the lioys who soiled doves, from Eugene, came down that some of the grain has been thrash house. A. T . Hill. weather. want a hand in dictating appointments. here and imbibed very freely of that ed a trifle soon after the late rain, which intoxicates. They staggered The women of Holland and Belgium Neal YY’esterfleld is laid up with a across the street and when about half wnleli may cause it to heat in the use refined borax to whiten their linen, felon on his hand. A Kansas man is said to have taken way over, they stopjied and indulged in sacks. and also for whitening laces. As it is a out an accident insurance policy the day the hilarious past tune of trying as to Lou Duncan lias furnished rooms in neutral salt it is not injurious and far which could kick the highest. They Theories of cure may be discussed at before his wedding. If he hail lived in better than much soap or any washing have been run in and lined the length by physicians, but the sufferers the rear of the drugstore and has fluid. this country, he would simply have re should moved in and cun be found there day full limit of the law. wunt quick relief; and One Minute or night. tained an attorney to institute divorce Many a day’s work is lost by sick proceedings in care of an adverse whul. Lessons in free silver are being given Coligli Cure will give it to them. A M. O. Lowns lule lias gone to Trask headache, caused by indigestion and sure cure for children. It is the only by merchants in many of the large cities, DeYY’ itt’s Little Look out for | stomach troubles. The young man who is out on tin who advertise that every purchaser of harmless remedy that produces imme river and Tillamook. Earley Risers are the most effectual some fish stories when lie returns. hunt of a school to teach in Oregon this 50 cents worth of goods, will, on the pay diate results. A. T. Hill. plil for overcoming such difficulties. year, is liable to come home fully per ment of one dollar in Uncle Sam’s mon Uncle John Thompson is back in the A. T. Hill. C rop ISelletin. suaded that there is something in the ey, receive the amount of his purchase The rains delayed harvesting, and post office again after a month’s ab theory of over production. Even the and u new Mexican dollar in change. may have done some slight damage to sence in the county clerk’s office. Teacher—“ YY’ho was the wisest man?” Tommy—“ Noah.” “ room at the top” seems to be limited These Mexican dollars cost exactly 55 grain in shock on low land, but us a Our band is im proving nicely and is “ Noah?” this year. cents laid down in thiscountry. Mexico whole, the rain did practically no dam adding new instrum ents nnd new m u “ Yes’rn. He was the only man who is a free silver country. knew enough to come in when it rained.” age, except to delay work. Harvesting sic every week. P osey . —Indianapolis Henator Dan. YY'. Voorhees of fndiana, Journal. will begin again today and will be ac W H A T IILAI.NK A C T U A L L Y » A l l » . the “ tall sycamore of the YVabash,” will ■Hood Will Tell. tively prosecuted. Home little thresh Tlie whole system is drained and not take part in the coming campaign. Ill speaking o f the monetary ques ing lias been done and the results have The many different skin diseases such undermined by indolent ulcers and He is now 72 years old and his health is tion, James O. Illaiue, the great repub been better than was expected. A as ring worm, tetter, salt rheum, erysip open sores. DeYY’itt’s YY’ itch Hazel failing so rapidly that it is thought he lican lender and cliieftuin, said: “ To mote general spirit of encouragement elas, eczema, itching or an eruption of Halve speedily heals them. It is tlie will not live many months. For fifty remonetize silver now, us though es prevails throughout the country. It pimples, pustules, blotches, chaps or best pile cure known A. T. Hill years he has stumped the state in every sential conditions hud not changed, is must be admitted that the grain crop is cracking open of the skin, scrofula, are willfully and blindly to deceive our campaign. not equal to former years, yet yields of directly the cause of impure blood. “ They are talking about putting in selves. If our demonetization were wheat i f 25 to .'(5 bushels per acre and Wilbur’s Blood Funder is acknowledged | long-distance telephones for tlie farm A’.liert To/.icr, secretary of the Oregon the only cause for the decline in the outs 50 to 00 bushels per ucre are com to be tlie best medicine known for uny er’s use.” “ How charming! Of course they can Cross Association, bus been appointed value of silver, then remonetization monly reported. Failures ure spoken of these unsightly complaints. Price be utilized in calling the cows.” —Chica health officer by Mayor Pennoyer, for would lie its proper and effectual euro, o f when the yields are much less than $1.00 per bottle. For sale by all Drug go Record. the city of Portland. It is said to have but other causes, beyond our control, those figures, yet there are few sections gists. It do-sn't matter much whether been an unsought honor but being strict have been far more potentially opera' of the world that wi'l produce wheat sick headache, biliousness, Indigestion ly orthodox on the silver question Mr. tlve than the simple fact that congress year after year and yield even 25 bush Tlie September number of Tlie Delin As els of No, 1 wheat to the aero, and this eator is called tlie Autumn Announce and constipation are caused by neg Tozier can hardly afford to go back on prohibited its further coinage. legislators we ure bound to take cogni without manure added to the soil. As ment Number, nnd is tlie handsomest lect or by unavoidable circumstances; his friend Sylvester. DeYY'iit’s Little Early Risers will cure zance of these causes.” the greater portion of Western Oregon and most striking issue of this sterling The free silver advocates who are ac Again, he says: “ If wo coin a silver has always grown 25 or more bushels publication ever seen, containing no less them all. A. T. Hill customed to quoting James G. Blaine, dollar of full legal value below the cur of wheat to the acre, a less yield causes than nine beautifully colored plates il A young Indian girl of the Chippewa are respectfully requested to read a short rent value of the gold dollar, we are the farmer to be discouraged. Hpring lustrating dress modes and millinery, in tribe was adopted when three years of article in this issue on what Blaine said simply opening our doors mid inviting sown grain has made some improve eluding special plates of mourning and age by a Michigan farmer for the sole respecting the free and unlimited coin Europe to take our gold. YY’itli our ment since the rains, but much of it bicycle attire, and giving tlie first au purpose of satisfying his hobby that age of silver, along linos that bear spec go'd flowing out from us, we shall In- was so well advanced that the rains thoritative announcement of the com women, if properly trained, can run fast er than men. Hhe is now 19 years of ially on the question as wo have it iie- forced to the single silver standard, can he o f but little if any benefit. ing styles for Autumn wear. Of especial age, weighs 117 pounds and can outrun and our rel itlon with the leading com forc us in this campaign. any man with whom she has over raced. value to young ladies having vocal as- j EASTERN OREGON. mercial countries of the world will be pirations is Clementine Do Y ’ere-Sapio’s | The rain did no damage to the grain Hmitli the photographer finds that it YY’ . C. Squire, republican senator from not only embarrassed but crlpp’ed.” crop; in localities it delayed liarvesting article on Hinging as a I’rolcssion. Mrs. always pays to satisfy his customers by the state of Washington, has announced Again the statesman continued: At but not to any great extent. Harvest Mary Cadwulador Jones puts much himself for free silver and Bryan, while current rates o f silver the free coinage ing eontinu 's and threshing w ill begin goon sense into a discussion of tlie Abuse ; doing first class work at prices to suit If. C. YVallace of the national democrat of a dollar containing 412) grains, this week. Spring grain w ill bo har of reading. A short story by Clinton j the times. Photos 3x4 inches for 35 ic committee for YY'aahington, lias resign- worth in gold about 1)2 cents (no* 5:i vested within tlie next ten days. Ross, culled “ Tlie Lady of tlie Portrait,” I cents per dozen. All other work as cheap as any gallery in town. e 1 because ho can’ t sup|K>rt the Chicago cents) gives mi Illegitimate profit to Houdi of the mountains harvesting will has u cleverly surprising finale. The platform. The campaign of education is the owner o f the bullion, enabling him be lu'er. “ Papa,” said Jimmieboy, “ you are Through the main wheat paper on Interior Decoration by Frances on and men are finding their places. to take (¡2 cents worth of it to the mint belt, tlie wheat is yielding better than Leeds, is this month devoted to Kitch tlie nicest man in the world.” “ And you are the nicest boy in the and get it stamped os coin, and force expected, though much of it is shriv ens. E. C. Y'ick gives practical and in The addlo paled galoot that gets up his neighbor to take it for a full dollar eled; in some sections it will be graded structive explanation of Floral YY'ork for world,” said his father. “ Y’ es; I guess that’ s so,” said Jimmie- the I.uFayette Journal asks the follow This is an unfair advantage to give (he Carolyn Halsted describes Ixiv. “ Isn’t it queer how we both man- ing silly question: “ YY’hy will not five owner of silver bullion and one which as No. 2 wheat The rains were of Autumn. benefit to gardens and to some of tlie the patriotic work of Tlie Children of 1 aged to get into the same family?” — dollars in silver buy just as much as five dollars in gold?” Any man in the newu- defrauds the man which is forced to late sow n grain. the American Revolution ; Lucia M.Rob \ Harper’s Round Table. pajier business who hasn’t any Ix-ttcr take lho dollar. It assuredly follows Deports continue to indicate that the bins tells about “ A Progressive Rainbow F o r tlie Lung*. sense than to ask such thoroughly ab that if we give free coinage to this d i.lar fruit crop will, as a rule, be better than Party;” Emma Haywood describes in surd questions bad better step down and Elder Alsou YY’. Hteers writes from out, for the public lias no use (or him. of inferior value, and put it in circula that in YY’estern Oregon. Many corre detail tlie construction of embroidered ; Portland, Or.: “ There is no medicine tion, wc do mo at the expanse o f our —Vaquinu Bay News. spondents report the German and Ital handbags. There isan illustrated article for the throat and lungs that I can He has already stepped down and out better coinage in gold; and unless we ian prunes as liuving tlie best crop; on basket hall—the game so popular recommend to ministers, public speak and the little Journal lias bevn laid expect the invariable experience o f oth this is tlie opposite to tlie reported con just now at the women’s colleges— and ers and singers, with tlie confidence |<eaeefully at rest in the yawning, Yam er nations to be in some mysterious dition“ in YY'est. rn Oregon. This seo- the usual entertaining departments of way suspended for our own peculiar tion o f tlie state does not grow prunes | Tea-Table Chat, New Books, Seasonable that I can the 8. 15 Cough Cure.” 50 hill county newspaper grave yard. benefit, we Inevitably loose our goal as extensively as dots the western por Cookery, Hmocklng, Knitting, Tatting, cents per bottle. For sale by all drug gists. A half dozen plotters have now ar cola. It will flow out from us with tion, tint more intention is paid to Crocheting Lace-Making, etc. range 1 things to make it easy for Bryan. the certainty and with the force of the peaches and melons A school inspector, finding a class hes Some sections They have agreed that the populist com tides. My little boy, when two years o f age, itating over answering the question, w ill have very fair peach crops; the ap "W hat gain, therefore, should we ple and pear crops will tie very fair. mittee should not inform the candidate was taken very ill with bloody lliix. “ YY'ith what weapon did Sampson slay uf his nomination at St. Louis! It re make for the circulating iiicdlimi, if on There are sections where the crops I was rdvised to use Cliambcr|uiti’s tlie Philistines?" and wishing to prompt minds one of the old love story where opening the gates for silver io flow in are not so goad, and this is mere true ( ' die, Clnler.i mil Diarrhoea Remedy them, significantly tappe il his ciieek ami asked, “ What is this?” Tom sai 1 to Sally: “ If you love me say we open a still w ider gate for gold to of Morrow county than of otlnr coun and luckily procured part of a bottle. The YVhole Class—The jaw bone of an flow out? If we were to venture upon so, and if you love me and don’t want to ties The following from a correspon I carefully read tlie directions and ass. say so, just squeeze my hand—and she a dictum on the silver question, I dent who has just tirade a trip over gave it accordingly. He was very low, C ure* C roup . should declare that until Europe re Morrow county, will give a good Idea but slowly and surely he lx*gan to im ■quote.” —Myrtle Point Enterprise. monetized silver we cannot afford to o f that county: "Heading is In prog prove, gradually recovered, und is nou “ My three children are all subject to I feel croup; I telegraphed to Han Francisco, Toward the end of next September colli a dollur as low as 412) grains. ress and tlie wheat crop is poor In qual ns stout and strong as ever. "Assurances from empires anil scien ity and generally No. 2 in quality. sure it saved Ills life. I never can got a half dozen Ixvttles of S. B. Cough Queen Victoria will have been on the It is a perfect remedy. Gixi turone longer tluiii any other English tists in finances tlmt remonetization of Home fall-sown grain will not ho cut at praise tlie Remedy half its worth. 1 Cure. «overoign, anil if ttie grand old lady tile former dollar will st once and |>cr- all, and only a small amount of spring- xin sorry every body In tlie world bless you for it. Yours, etc., J. H. wishes to turn over the cares of Stale to maneiitly advance its value to par sowii will be cut, and that will lie for does not know how good it is, as I do Crosier, Grants Pass. Or. 50 cents per a successor she can retire w ith n record with gold are worth little in the face of hay. Not much barley sown, and —Mrs. I.in.i S. Hinton, Gralmmsvllle, bottle. For sale by all druggists. -------» --- a“ woman and as Queen that will form opposing and eoutroling facts.” what is, is not very good Oats is a Marion Uo., Florida. For sale by A. T. A New Y'ork llorist recently was stung one of the brighest pages of history. In | poor crop mid only a small amount Hill, druggist in the tongue by a small insect. The r i a l » «irti KXCllAitGKS. toe common sense of statesmanship and | sown. Fall wheat is threshing out injury was so serious that the surgeon S ch ool lu m i IH »!rlltu lio n . Vanitili! Cnunty Reporter. the absolute honor of personal character ! from t! to 10 bushels per nets* Apples was compelled to cut the man's tongue The follow ing is a statement of the out in order to save his life. This w as ►be is a worthy eonteni|H>rary of Abra- * YY’e belleve tbere sliould I h » conce* will be a fair crop; few peaches and a ham Lincoln. There is no need of high- ■ alone nitide to bleycle riderseli thè stde- good crop of I nlinn prunes. Potatoes number of school children in eacli of tough luck, but it might have been worse. Suppose for instance, the tiorist ir praise.—Globe- IVinocrat, walk* of thè principal ntrrcts o f thè w ill lie a fair crop.” A correspondent Mie counties of tlie state and tlie had lieen a woman 1 amount due each county under the ap city. A wldtli of Iwelve Ilichen, tlie at Cove, Union county, ill lie Grand O il o f ('.In .ln rl. A statement was widely published by plankn labi trunsverncly \vitti thè lionde valley, reports ns follows: “ Fall portionment: N um ber Is a pleasant, palatable preparation, en the press a few days ago that President txnirds in Mie walk would make ampie sown wheat is invariably good in quan i County. C hildren. Amount. tirely free from all oily taste, and may G. L. Green, of the Connecticut Life In ranni, lite ridere lieing reqiilrrd ulways tity and quality, but was cut somewhat Baker . . 2,766 « . Ml M 2.M6 2.7M 90 he administered internally or applied surance Company, of Hartford, had is to take Mie righi -haud side of Mie short liy the hot weather of July. Benton.......... Clackamas 9 u s r> . 7 .« « s led a circular letter to policy-holders.1 Street. $ .rm 492 : » externally. It will remove all pain Spring wheat is somewhat shriveled. ClttSOP Colli m oia . •2,m\ 2.1'. * 7 .N Mint “ human flesh is heir to,” if prop notifying them that in the event of the The passing o f thè borse ami tl:e Very late-sown grain is |x>or. Grain C o o s . .................. S»*0D 8.9!M 00 1 ;M 1.H44 * » erly applied, and might he rightly government adopting the free coinage of subatitution o f thè Idcyole will he a sown up to May 1 Is good; sown after c r o o k cu rry .... . 7*> 15 N l termed “ a panacea for all ills.” Price silver the company would lie eonqs-lled gnnd tllillg In respret to dilllinisliipg Mint date it is poor. Oats mid barley Iktugla*. .............. ? ’» MM G n u t 1.920 70 50 cents. For sale by all Druggists. 1.734 to pay all claims in depreciated silver. thè ntinilx-r of barus fronting on Mie are good enqw. Orchard* where irri Gilliam 1.170 00 M » ------- ♦ —. jriri 70 <*4 F. YY’. Alsop, of Chicago, sent a clipping Street a o f Mie city. Jo. Todd has au gated last year lire better than those Hartley ■ ; i A Jackson. It is estimated that Queen Y’ ictoria M M of this statement to Secretary of the architi et tiguring on thè con vernina of not irrigated. Peaches on the foothills J ‘ “ t phiuC ’ x'.l V. 2.411 1.107 7** now rules over ;$t>7.000.ik» people. Klamath . 1 .0 V * Treasury Carlisle, with the request for Ids barn irto a cottage, and N. E. Ivegg nrv n good crop; on lower land they are Lake -a -,; ix) . two 7.670 25 T..ON uu expression on the subject. lie has has Ids ulready under way. T he New Il noti S p oon F ree to A ll poor. Apples and jx-ars are poor L in o 1.201 M) Lincoln im received a reply from Mr.Carlisle, which I re*.! in the C hristian Starni m l that Mis* V 7.<17 20 Twenty-flve dollarn ìa a neat little crops." l i u t i. :.4M 1.1 V* 00 M Frit*, station A . St. Louis. Mo., w ould give 1 I rt» Malheur is in part as follows: purso to grow on a single elierry tre»*, 1*» ,' tkt *u elegant plated hook spoon to anyone «e n d • Eli Hill, Lumber City, Pa., writes, Marion. "In case free coinage of silver should espccially in a sciismi like Mila wlien 1 s'l -0 ing her t e n c e n t stamps. I sent for oue anti Morrow • “ I have Ivon suffering from piles twen Mnltuomah 24.745 2* fi.un*! it so Useful that I showed it to mv »..Ml7 1« established in this country, I presume . '.boy are sliy alami licaring. Tliat I* 4.0M 10 frie n d s , anti m ade |1Aon i.i tw o hour*, taking ty-live years and thought my rase in S Folk order* for the spoon. The hook spoon I* a *7* that insurance companies and all other thèamount wliicli Auguat Ford, whn curable. IVYVitl’s YY'ttcli Hazel Salve h crm m . 1 021 A* h ou sehold necessity. It cannot «lip into the l id.? Itllam ook dish or c Yoking vessel, being held iu the place institutions would continue to make live« belaceli bere and l.afaystte, re- was recommended to me as a pile cure, ! r u llila 902 « ,\ . % » The spoon Is «onte- 4 iski IV) bv * h«*ok on the back. Itak) tin ir payment by checks and drafts on ctlved for Mie prndtict o f olle tree of s i I Knight a box and it performed a u Union. thing th it housekeeper* have needed ever 1 S l . allow * 1 .7 2 7 sin ce spoons were first Invented A nyon e can » » ___ hanks as heretofore; hut, in my opinion, Royul Anna, wliieh he sold at live permanent cure." This is only one of W o r t t»K>4 Ml get a sam ple sp«*ou by 'e n d in g ten -'cen t thousands of similar eases. Eczema, W ashintton the whole volume of our currency would celila a pound. In view o f Mie fact sores ami skin disea-es vietd quick Iv Y a in hi 11 5.4UO n stamp* tv* Miss F rit/. This is a splenditi nay \143 to m ake m on ey aroun l hom e. sink at once to a silver l>a i“. and these n. —( iherile» in Ihe \ all' s were d* w lieu it is n ■ I V T n ■ r • • * i BARGAINS, J 1 f H I Tlie N ew berg C lothing H ouse 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. L. M. PARKER. THE GRAPHIC’S a there! we’ve got a snap for you w «a m m T h o G r a p h ic a m i W e e k ly O r e g o n ia n - - - T h e G r a p h ic a m i N. Y . T r ib u n e 82 81.50 T h e G r a p h ic a n d f lic Itu ra l N o r th w e s t, | Kf\ v litlv O r a n y N e w s p a p e r o r M a g a z in e p u b lish e d at less th a n p u b lis h e r ’s p r ic e . CLTJBBIN Gr LIST P A C IF IC COLLEGE. ]Nr e w b e r g , O r e . College Classes, Normal Course, Book-keeping, A ll the Grammer School Studies, Music and Art. Sta.lents can enter at any time and find classes to suit. An excellent limne for girls and boys Is provided under the care of a competent Matron, st the lowest possible prices. Excellent boar.l In private families. Moral and Christian influences thrown about student». We cnnfldeutly believe that superior advantages cannot be offered iu the Northwest. All expenses moderate Correspondence and visits solicited. For catalogues aud information, address, P R E S ID E N T P A C IF IC C O L LE G E , NKtVBLRfl. OREGON. TESSE EDWARDS, President. N. E. BRITT, Vice Pres. B. C. MILES, Caahier BANK OF NLWBERG. C A P IT A L STOCK, $30 OOO. D IR E C T O R S : JESSE EDWARDS. E. II. WOODWARD. 11. C. MILES, J. 0 . COLCORD. N. E. BRITT. J Certificates of deposit issued payable on demand. Exchange bought and «old. Good notea discounted. Deposits received subject to check at sight, aud a general banking business rausacted. Collections made on all accessible points in the United States aud Canada. C O R R E S P O N D E N T S —Ladd «& Tilton, Portland: National Park Bank, New York. Strangers visiting the city are invited to call at the bauk for information concerning the city Correspondence invited. I i One of the prime advantages claimed by R I D E R S OF' is the Great Speed that can be obtained with little exertion. They are so firmly put together that machine and rider seem as one. Send for ’96 catalogue. on an Imperial and try it. Get AMES & FROST COMPANY, CHICAGO, ILL. ft M oney M ade In a M inute. National Ore & Reduction Co. 1 have not made less than sixteen dollars 5?Jf> C heltenham L vf . n i «, any day while selling Centrifugal Ice Cream St. L o u is, M o., U. 8 . A . Freezers Any oue should make from five to eight dollars a day selling cream, and from seven to ten dollars selling Freezers, as it is ------- M A N l T A C n i l E l t » OE------- such a wonder, there i« always a crowd want ing cieam. You c m freeze cream elegantly in F u r n a c e s for Nickel, C o p p e r, C o ld , one minute and that astonishes people so they j Silv er a n d Le a d O re s . all want to ta>te It and then many or them buy freezers a* the cream is smooth ami perfectly I N O I N E Z R » AM D C O N T R A C T O R . FOR frozen. Every freezer is guaranteed to freeze cream perfectly in one minute. Anyone can sell ice cream aud the freezer sells itself My sister makes from ten to fifteen dollars a da> J F Casey A Co., 114.! ^t Charles 9t . St. Louis. Mo., will mail you full rurticulars free, so you can go to work and make lots of mouey any E .tim a tf, on f h i i l n f Materials. A c , fu r n iib c d where, as with one frecscr. you can make a on application. hundred gallons of cream a day. or if you wish they «111 hire yon on a »alary L Lillie . B. EQUIPMENTS OF CALORIC AND CHEMICAL REDUCTION WORKS. “ My family,” raid Mis* Antique, Jim Duncan sol.I the site origiually “ came over with the Pilgrims on tlie Mayflower.” proposed for tlie rtsoirvoir for the water “ DM they, really?” exclaimed Hicks. work*, to the city a few days ago, the j “ How very interesting! And were you cerisi-lerjtion being ♦12“, 1 •sesick?” — Harper's Farar
