Newberg graphic., July 02, 1897, Image 2

of the two o’clock and
atom, lie said success will come only mg over the church of God is certaiuly the evening service.
l»y thorough nml intelligent economy unprecedented. Everybody is called to
In Monday, morning’s session greet­
IZ81XD EVKKY r M D A Y MORNING.
the mission work. People need excuses ings by telegram were read from Canada
| in evaporations.
When it comes to the practical test for not entering Hie field rattier than for yearly meeting An epistie from West­
E. H. W o o d w a r d , E d i t o r A P u b l i s h e r . all who undertake to o|>erate un evap- entering it. It takes just as much con­ ern yearly meeting was also read. The
j orator for the first season will And secration for tiioso who stay at home as Hummer school committee reported it
j many obstacles which can on’y be over-1 for those who go. The church has a impracticable to hold u summer school
F R ID A Y , JU L Y 2, 1897,
come by practicle experience. The least j monoply on salvation which must be this year. It was decided to lay aside
machinery possible to be kept in re- j broken. The church will be held ac- i tlie summer school as its work could
Entered M lornncl c u m m ill er At the pnalolttce
pair the better.
Have everything us \ countable, and its great hope is in its beet be accomplished by other means.
at Newberg, Oregou.
convenient as possible.
These hard young people. Mr. Hadley ended in an The nominating committee reported the
|
times
ure
liuble
to
cause
some to uppeal for money on behalf of the mis- appointment of committees as follows:
It 1(1 F l l t ’ I T M K K T 1 N U .
P E A C E A N D A K I I I T 11 A T I O X .
econouiizc too c'osely. Unless you can sionary board to carry on the work for
F r u it G r o w e r * H e r « F ro m a ll o v e r the
prepare to make Arst class fruit don’t j next year. The call was liberally re­
Elizabeth Miles, Esther Terrell, Mar­
8tate—M any Top ic* I)l*cu **e«l
sponded to with 1204.06. This session tha Newby.
The opening session of the mid-suiH-
" ‘P1;
LITERATURE.
I Mr. Shepherd said lie never used a closed with prayer by several persons
mer meeting o f the state horticultural
Lorena A. T. Hodson, Florence E.
picking machine to cut the skin of for our missionaries.
society was held in the college chupol
The Arst hour of Friday morning's Cook, Docia Macy.
tlie prune, but would prefer dipping in
in Newberg, Tuesday evening.
ENTERTAINMENT.
lye and hot water.
session was given to the question of
In the absence o f mayor Littlefield
W. P. Heaeock, Louisa Parker, Ella
Wm. Alien said we are all interested peace and arbitration. After Hie report
Jesse Fid wards made a short address of
and want to learn all we can, and of the superintendent, Rev. A. T. Ware Bray, Sadie Hoskins, W. C. Woodward,
welcome.
He said: W e are glad to
while we are considering the subject o f gave the address, in w hich lie dwelt j O. K. Edwards.
welcome the representative fruit grow­
Delegates to Indianapolis Convention
economy in evaporation 1 want toahow \ chiefly upon the progress of peace prin-
íf jG
ers of Oregon here assembled and lio|>e
tlmt we have been losing nearly one j ciplea and tlio relation of our church | of Friends church of America, Thomas
that you may enjoy yourselves while
half in evaporation. Mr. Alieii dis- i to them.
Remarks were made by Ncwlin, F. M. George, J. H. Douglas,
here. W e ure accustomed to look into
cards the old method o f commencing j Elizabeth Miles, John II. Hadley, 1 11. S. Cook, Esther Terrell, A. T. Ware,
intelligent faces but we can notice a
with a high lieut and rushing the fruit | John Henry Douglas, and Richard Jane H. Blair.
marked improvement in this particu­
Reports from the various committees
A vocal solo entitled “ The
through iu the shortest possible time, White.
lar this evening. Wo believe wo ure
The meeting unanimously
j finishing with a low temperature. He boy and tlie fountain” was then ren­ were read.
extending a welcome to the best class
decided to send n letter to Rebecca
takes just the opposite course, commen­ dered by Miss Sadie L. Bond.
o f citizens iu our state. A class that is
tlie mother of
cing w ith a slow lieut and Anisims witli
Tlie other hours of this session was Lewis of Portland,
doing more for the state tiiun any
a high temperature. He claims that given to the department of literature. the Friends church in Oregon. Lizzie
other. We have tlio natural resources,
Hie old idea that the evaporutor that Most excellent papers on the «abject White and Miriam Douglas were ap­
including soil and climate, and under
would dry fruit in the shortest time were read by Miss Lida J. Hanson and pointed to write tlie letter.
Intelligent management Oregon may
Monday afternoons session, the last of
was the evaporator to build, is wrong. Prof. Julia 8. White. Some good sound
be brought up to the front ranks
That a slower and a more ripening pro­ practical remarks were made on tlie the yearly meeting, was taken up with
among the fruit growing states.
cess tends to sweeten the article pro­ subject by Prof. Edwin Morrison and tlie reports of therestof the committees,
The response was giveu by K. L.
containing various recommendations to
duced und adds to its weight very Mrs. Helen Harford.
Hmitli, of Hood Itiver, president o f the
materially.
Friday afternoon was given to-the dis­ the church which were acted upon.
society, who, replying, in a very hap­
C. J. Kurtz, o f Salem, followed with cussion of education. This was tlie best Tlie session closed witli the repeating of
py vein said: W e thank you in all
a paper entitled “ Some points about an session of tlie yearly meeting. Tlie de­ tlio Mizpuh benediction, “ Tlie Lord
sincerity for this hearty welcome we
evaporator.” Tlie writer pointed out votional exercises were conducted by watch between me and thee while we
have received, but we expected such n
Hie fuel tliut ill an evaporator tlie qual­ John H. Hadley. The committee ap- are absent one from the other.”
welcome for llie fame o f Newberg is
ity of the work done, the capacity and liointed last year to correspond witli
uliroud in the land. We have heard of
A L i e Naile d.
economy o f tlie machine were of prime Kansas yearly meeting in reference to
Hie I ospit dity of your people, of your
Consumption and bronchitis are not
compiling a hymnal report some pro­
importance.
Tlie
temperature
must
splendid fruits and your lM-uiitifill
gress in tlie work and tlie committee by any means the same, although it is
flowers. We have noted your comfort­ be under complete control and tlie ven­
liard to distinguish one from tlie other
was continued.
tilation
ample.
Mr.
Kurtz
begins
with
able homes your excellent business
Tlie report of Thomas Ncwlin super­ Bronchitis is un inflammation of Hie
a
low
temperature
und
Anislies
with
a
houses and we also want to commend
intendent of education was read follow­ lining of llie wind lubes or uir vessels
high lieut tlie same us Mr. Allen.
you for the absence o f death dealing
ed by tlie report of tlie president of the o f tlie lungs, causing soreness o f tlie
Mr.
Shepherd,
iu
making
a
compar­
sulixms. When wo think of the fruit
the board of managers of I’uciAc College, same, cough, sore throat, hoarseness,
interests o f Oregon the names of such ison, said that a statement was sent
including tlie report of President New- difficulty o f breathing, spitting of mat-
out
by
tlie
professors
o
f
tlio
Agricul­
■lieu us LoSTiisdale, Skinner, Hoskins,
iin and tlie report of tlie treasurer, and ter and sometimes blood. Thousands
tural
College
a
few
yeurs
ugo
to
tlie
ef­
Rees and others o f your county come
fect that French client wus of no value by the report of tlie yearly meeting’s I die annually witli this dread disease,
at once to our minds.
trustee. Remarks were made by John j Wilbur's Cough Cure will cure. Price
We believe in tlie survival of (lie for hay, while farmers had demon­
Henry Douglas encouraging co-operation 50 cents. For sale by all Druggists.
strated
Hint
it
was
very
valuable
for
lit test, lienee we are here to discuss the
between the church und college. A
best methods of horticulture in order hay. Mr. Williamson of Hie Rural
The bright youngster—“ Mama, if I
to gain knowledge from the experience Northwest corrected tlie sintcmcnt, paper was read by our Anancial agent am good, will I go to heaven?”
Evangeline
Martin
on
observations
of
and
said
Hint
tlie
bulletin
refered
to,
o f each other and thus be enabled to
Mama—"Y es, dear.”
choose the liest und discard the worth­ simply stated that French cheat was of college work. J. II. Hadley spoke brief­
Tlio bright youngster—“ H o w ’ll I get
ly, after which Prof. C. E. Lewis spoke
little
value
for
the
dairy,
which
is
true.
less.
on Pacific College. He impressed strong­ back?”
A well written paper on (he subject Its fattening qualities ure good how­
ninety-three of Atoo’s Island, it will be
ly on the minds of those present that
ever.
o f “ Evaporation,” from the pen o f 0.
W . 14 Johnson, Newark, ()., says. found on tlie one hundred and twenty-
1'aciAc College was the placo for tlio
I
’rof.
J'idwin
Morrison,
n
member
of
L . Dailey o f Salem was read by Mrs.
“ One Minute Cougli Cure, saved my on sixth degree of longitude, about two
young people.
Wands o f that city. Some of the the faculty o f 1’uciAc College, answered
ly child from dying by croup.” It lias hundred anil eighty miles west of San-
Miss Sadie L. Bond a graduate of this
points made by the writer were as fol­ some very pertinent questions witli re­
saved thousands o f others suffering Francisco, in tlio 1’aciAc Ocean.”
lows: Fruit must be fully ripe and ference to tlie chemical action which year spoke touchingly of her relations from croup, pneumonia, bronchitis and
B lo o d W ill T ell.
properly picked, without dirt or leaves, takes place while tlie process o f evap­ with PuciAc College and of the great oilier serious throat and lung troubles.
help, inspiration, and spiritual strength
Tlie many different skin diseases such
and should he graded to two or three oration in fruit is going on.
A. T. H ill.
as ring worm, tetter, salt rheum, erysip­
During tlie afternoon tlio delegates she find received from tlie association
sizes. Would dip prunes to get best
were
taken in wagons out into tlie witli the students and faculty. Aide
Bobby— " A boy called me a liar to­ elas, eczema, itching or an eruption of
results. The best evaporators may fail
talks were made by William K . Allen day, but you told me never to Hglit, so pimples, postules, blotches, chaps or
under poor management. The man country to visit different evaporators,
and Mrs. Helen Harford in favor of f ran away.”
cracking open of tlie skin, scrofula, are
"w ho has clmrire o f an evaporator as well as priino nnd cherry orchards.
higher education and tlie strong support
Bingo—“ That’s right Bobbie; but directly the cause of impure blood.
should have un ideal grade of fruit iu This part of the program seemed to be
of Piveific College.
Wilbur’s Blood Purifier is acknowledged
are you sure that was the mason?”
his mind and strive lo work up to lluit greatly enjoyed us the appetite o f Hie
Epistles were then read from W il­
Bobbie—“ Yes sir.
That and the to lie tlie best medicine known for any
i leal. An even tiro and good circula­ average fruit man for < harries is vora­
mington, Ohio, and New England yearly size o f the boy.” —Life.
of these unsightly complaints.
Price
tion ure Indispensable.
Dry u trille cious.
$1.00 per bottle. For sale by all Drug­
At tlio Wednesday evening session meetings.
hard rather than too little. The repu­
Tlio nominating committee brought
Don’ t thin your blood with sassafras gists .
tation of our fruit lias slide rod most die question o f evaporators was again
following nominations or poison it with blue-mass; but aid
N otice.
from being too soft so that it has taken tip. Papers on this subject were forward tlie
In tlie County Court for Y am hill County Ore­
Nature by using DeWItt’s Little Early
read by Hon. U. W. Riddle, o f Riddles, which were confirme.1 by tlie meeting.
spoiled.
__
gon.
On committee to distribute church Risers, the famous little pill for con-
In tlie matter o f the Estate Anna Belle Tiba-
Mr. Jory o f Salem insisted that an nnd commissioner II. E. Doscli, of
11 1 , deceased.
documents.
sfipution, biliousness and stomach and
evaporator must lie so constructed Unit Hillsdale. These papers, as well as all
Notice W hereby given that the undersigned
Matthew Terrell, Ebon Snow.
liver troubles They are purely vege­ having been duly appointed rs the Executor of
the fruit can I mi examined at all stages. tlio others on tills subject were well
the Estate of Anna Belle Tibado deceased.
O N P R I N T I N G C O M .
table. A. T. Hill.
Now therefore Ibis Is to notify all persons hav­
H u ll . (loo. W . Riddle o f Douglas prepared, and showed Hint tlio writers
ing claims against the said deceased, lo present
Thomas Nowlin, Edwin Morrison,
county was called on but remarked hud a good knowledge of Hie question
the same w ith the proper voucher» within six
months from the first publication o f this notice
“ Its real menu,’ ’the young woman ex­ lo
that there were so many inventors of o f evapoiation. Tlie discussion Hint Win. i\ Smith.
the said Executor, at the oilier of I,. F. Hall,
A U D I T I N G C O M M I T T !* .
claimed.
"W h at’s tlie matter?” her iu Newberg, Yam hill County Oregon.
evaporators present that lie feared to followed was similar to Hint which
Jeremiah Osborn, Richard White,
Dated this Z5th. day ol June. 1- *7.
mother inquiied.
oiler u suggestion lest lie should gel. on took place at. tlie other sessions.
H E N R Y A U S T I N ,
!
Aaron M. Bray.
Executor of Estate o f Anna Bell '1 ibado.
Tlie meetings closed at a late hour
“ Before I married Herbert I made
some ones toes,
Saturday morning devotional exercises
promise to pass every evening at home
<C. 1C. Hoskins spoke on his favorite w ith the sentiment prevailing Hint all
were led by Mrs. John Hadley. Epistles
N o ties.
with me, and now lie says lie’s sorry,
topic, “ The Cherry.” He believes that the sessions had lioen unusually profit-
In the County Court for Y am h ill County Ore
were rend from Kansas, Indiana, and
but he cant take me to the theater with­ gon.
one great trouble with our business in­ nb'e to those who attended.
Canada yearly meetings. Many remarks
In the matter o f the Estate o f Amauda E. lla
out breaking his word.”
President Smith is all excellent pre­
terests in Oregon is that llie balance of
gey, deceased.
were made on the various epistles by
Notice
is hereby given that Andrew If igcy,
siding
officer
while
Mr.
Luke
makes
a
trade is against us. We are Inlying too
Adm inistrator o f the Estate o f Amanda K. IIi-
members, to the effect that they con­
F o r tlio K id n e y * .
gev deceased, has rendered and presented for
much ubrond and selling too little of model sccietnry.
tained more and were warmer in feeling
settlement and fixed in said court his final tic
our products. The intelligent cultiva­
" I am 65 years old ; have bad kidney count o f his Adm inistration o f said Estate and
than thoso of any other year. Tims it
thus Tuesday tin' third day o f August 1*'.*7 at
tion and marketing of the cherry will O i l K f l O N V. SI. ( I F M U K N D S C l l l ' I t C I I
disease and constipation for 25 years. one
o'clock p. in. at the court room in the Court
seemed Hint the organizations of Friends
help ill this particular. As for location
House in the city o f M cM innville. Hi Y am hill
Ain
now
v.ell—used
yourS.
li.
Headache
Thursday afternoon was devoted to the world over are coming into closer
County Ori gnu lias been -inly appointed by the
to get best results would recommend tlio missionary work. The devotional
and Liver Cure one year. Used 6 hot- | Judge o f said Court for the settlement id the
touch ami communion with eacli other.
n north slope in order to escape as far exercises at the beginning of tlie session
ties at 50 cents each. J. H. Knight, said account at which time and place any per­
son Interested in said Estate may appear aud
It was decided by the meeting to change
us possible Hie three enemies of the were led by Achsa Kenyon, who had Hie
Rutledge, Or.’ ’ For sale by all drug­ file exceptions In w riting to the said account
tlie usual order of writing epistles and
and contest the same.
cherry, viz: Winter freezing, sun scald evening before arrived from Whittier,
gists.
Hated this J.‘ah day o f June A. I). l-'.'T.
write more individual ones as they seem­
ANDREW IIA G E Y.
and gumosis. Would recommend live California where she had been in at­
Adm inistrator of said Estate, i
ed less formal.
As this neoessiateJ
or six varieties. The red colors, not
T h e C en tr o o f o u r C op u l a ti o n .
tendance at flic yearly meeting there. I more work nn addition of the following |
too black, are lust. The country Is A missionary song was given by Avc names was made to tlie committee on
Tlie centre of population Is the cen­
producing many cherries that are not little girls, Nora i arker, Myrtle (iatise, epistolary
I'orn'sjMiinleuce:
Hattie' tre o f gravity o f llie inhabitant« o f tlw
wortli shipping to l'ortlatid, to say Belle Gardner, Bernice Woodward and
country. I f the United States were
\ Coulson, Martin Cook, I’ liebe Hammer, j
nothing of shipping east. The coining Mabel Uooper. The report of the secre­
considered as a plane, with all its peo­ F L O l K , F K E D , H A Y & G R A I N , j
Elisabeth Miles, nnd Jane II. Blair.
fruits will be produced bore where they tary and treasurer of the yearly meet­
GARDEN & FLOW ER
As (lie time of our yearly meetingeon- ple as o f equal weight, the centre of
are to lie grown.
Would recommend ing’s missionary board was then read af­
SEEDS.
fliets w itli the time of holding California population would lie the point where
For
Hie Iiiiiir, Lamlicrt and others. A d ­ ter which Hie Misses Lucy tdauso and
yearly mooting, Itofh meetings made the whole plane might be balanced and Land Planter. Poultry Supplies and etc., etc.
#JJF“ Free Delivery.
E V E R Y incniher o f
min's tlio Royal Ann hut Ix'llcves it Sibyl Woodward sang a duett.
remain
steady
through
equilibrium.
some concessions, California lieginning a
R. W. 8TKIGLKDER.
will pass out of existence. Thinks the
1st street,Newberg. Oregon.
Mrs. Mary E. K. Edwards read ex­ little earlier and Oregon a little latter. It expresses the net resultant o f the
E V E R Y family on
Waterhouse and Royal Ann one and tracts from letters from our Alaska mis­
Hereafter tlio Oregon yearly meeting movements o f population from decade
E V E R Y farm , in
the same. Likes the Oregon. Thinks sionaries, telling of their life and work
will begin on the fourth Thursday in to decade. Tills point, according to
(lie next great tree planting iu Oregon among the Indians of Knka Island. In
tlie
census
o
f
1890,
is
located
at
39°
E
V E R Y village, in
June.
w ill be the cherry and there will lie a few remarks Mrs. Edwards dwelt
John Henry Douglas gave an address 11.9'north latitude and 85° 32.9' west
E V E R Y State and Territory.
(Y e llo w Stone Park Li tie.)
more money iu it than in any other chiefly on the trials and privations of on the subject “ Why we are
Friends, longitude, about twenty m i’es o f Co­
TH E O N L Y PI NINO C A K K O PTE FROM
fruit.
A sun> crop on cherry land. our missionaries and Ilio need of conso- or why the Friends exist as a
lumbus
Indiana.
It
moves
westward
F O R Education,
se perato
PO KTL \ND TO TH E K \ST.
Market ail right if tlio l ight kind of crated effort on Hie part ol tlio members
I K TO TH E YELLO W STO NE
organization.” At tlie close of the ses­ about four miles u year, r.ml is now TH E O N LY Hot
n a t io n a l p a r k .
F
O R Noble Manhood,
fruit is produced an 1 properly hand­ of this yearly meeting in I k 'I ir H of them.
sion it was voted to telegraph friendly three-fourths of a degree south and
led.
A vocal solo was rendered by Miss greetings to Canada yearly meeting then more than seventeen degrees east o f the ~ L * vtb | r n Depot. Foot Oth St i u n i » :
FOR True Wom anhood.
Mrs. Wands o f Salem said she was Mabel Edwards.
in session.
Saturday afternoon was area. William Georg ■ Jordan in July
N o . 2 .
i F a s t in it l fo r K :\ln m a .
N o
putting up cherry preserves in quart
K o ls o . ru s tle K o o k , W in
Tlie missionary address was delivered taken up with pastoral and church ex­ Ladies’ Home Journal.
:s all important tie’,vs of the Nation.
lo c k . C h e h 'ilis , C e n triil-
cans for which she was receiving $1
------ **—
by Rev. J. II. Hadley of Iowa. He said tension work. The evangelistic lioard
ia . S o u t h B e n d , M o n t e
:s all important new« o f the W o r ld .
each.
Had recently received a one
> ano. A b e r d e e n , O c n s U ,
f o r the* I.IUIR*.
that the interest in missionaries is not as reported that they wished immediately
¡S the most reliable market reports.
O ly m p ia . T a c o m a . S e a t­
hundred dollar order from Montana.
tle '. V i c t o r i a , P t . T o w n
universal as it should 1 h \ but Hint a a large tent procured for evangelistic
Elder Alsou \V. Steers writes from
brilliant and instructive editorials.
s e n d , E lle n s b u r* . R «w
Mr. Shepherd o f Situs said he lie-
lv n .
N o r th
Y a k im i,
g.ssl financial investment on file part of work for the next two mouths while Portland, Or.: “ There is no medicine
Is t'acinatin;« short stories.
Moved after the experience o f tills sea­
S p r a g u e . C h e n e y , 8 p * >
everylsslv is a good ri me ly for this evil John H. Hadley ami wife will remain in for tlio throat and lungs that I enn
kane. Pullman. 0 » r
IS an unexcelled agricultural department.
son's work that a cherry orchard with
fie ld . F a r m in g t o n . M<>*
for where a man’s money is, there also Oregon.
Before tlie yearly meeting recommend to ministers, public speak- I
IS science and mechanical information.
ro w , I'n io n to w n . G e n -
the crop dried may be m ido to tiring
he is interested. Also tlie more infor- dosed $100 was raised (or procuring the ers and singers, with the conAdenc«
00 P . M
e * e c . R o w l a n d . B . t ;7 T O P M .
IS illustrated fashion articles.
♦ 100 per acre.
T ra il. B . C . ; N e ls o n . B
mntion wo have nbont mission’s Hie tent.
that I can the S. It. Cough Cure.” 50 1
IS humorous illustrations.
(’
K-t'lo.
Misffoula.
(lood music was furnished by home 1
B u tte , A n a c o n d a . H e le ­
Saturday evening was do votisi to cents per hot lie. For sale by all drug-j
greater becomes our interest.
Hard
IS entertainment to old and young«.
n a . S t. P a u l. M i n n e a p o ­
talent which w a s h i g h l y appreciated.
times have of course had a great intlii- Christian Endeavor work.
Marion gists.
lis. K a n s a s t it y . O tn *
IS satisfaction everywhere to everybody.
A t tlio Wednesday morning session
h a , C o n n e l l B lu ff« * . S t.
euco upon our finances, and we have George gave a short trlk on “ The claims
la O tii* . C h i c n c o . W a s h ­
the tirst on the program was “ Some
in g to n N e w Y o rk . P h il
had to curtail our contributions, so wo of llie ehiireh on Endeavorers.” Adol­ * « » » N ew er se ts on T n e le Sam ** D om a in
n d e tp h ia . B o s to n , a n d
Wc Furnish THE GRAFHIC and the HEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
Notes” by R I). Allen o f Sllvertnn.
think, and especially those to tlie mis­ phus Folger gave a very interesting ami
*11 p o i n t «
E a s t
a n d
"T
h
e
Britons
proudly
boast
that
the
He took up but little time, prefering ns
Southeast
sionary work while we still live in com­ forcible talk on Hie "Possibilities ol sun never sets on the Queon’a dom in­
be said to let the time lie list'd in dis­
P w ^ C . E. Lewis ions, ns if they were special subjects o f
parative luxury. This is certainly not Christian work.”
cussing the question o f evaporators.
3 DAYS to Minneapolis. Omaha. K a n «*»
CASH IX A D V A N C E .
as it should l*o. As tlie child should spoke on committee work, and John II. * dar favorlli* n,”
writes William
City, and St. Paul.
He thinks g o o d fruit lias been made on
S’
a DAYS to Milwaukee and fh ie a e o
obey it* parents without question, so we Hadley on “ Individual Responsibility." George Jordan on "T h e Greatest N a­
1% DAY** to Washington. Philadelphia New
many different kinds o f evaporators
AJ.lrtn all enter, to
T.
York and Boston, and other East
slioui I obey our lather who said “ Go ve For music a solo was given hv Miss tion on Earth,’ ’ iu the July Ladies’
and lie is not yet ready to tie up to any
ern point*.
into all the world and preach tlie go-|*'l Mabel Edwards entitled "N ot from tlie Home Journal
“ But It is equally
B4ce*ce checked through to destination cf
particular plan. In building a furnace,
to every nation." The space of time gra v e ;" “ All for Jesus," was sung by a true that there is always sunshine on ticket.
'Ante Tour name and *ddres* on a postal card «end it to Geo. W. rest. Tribune
For uleepinc ear reservation*, ticket«, map*
by all means use tire brick laid with
o • • N w York City, and a »am ple
•f T H * NEW Y O R K W E E K L Y
there will be until Goo’s rule is ostab- young men’ s octet, composed of Rolliti some part of Uncle Sam's great poscs- and full information, call on or write
T
K IB l NE w ill be m ailed to you.
lire clay. Such a furnace is more dur­
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The Newberg
Clothing House
Is headquarters for latest styles in Ready M ade Clothing1
, Hats,
Caps, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, boots and shoes and
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Best Quality and Largest Quantity for the
Money.
A hat or a shirt goes with every suit.
W e take pleasure in showing our goods. Come and get our prices
before you make purchases.
Courteous treatment to all.
Fine Tailoring by a Competent Man.
HODSON BROS.,
Successors to L. M. Parker.
Is out with a new line of
Perfumes and Toilet Creams.
The latest things for
hands and Rough faces.
Chapped
Toilet Soaps, Bath Soaps, Sponges, Chamois
Skins, Etc.
Also just received a new assort­
ment of Fishing Tackle Come and
see them.
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