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Newspaper Page Textecqene - time card . JUl » tr i w e e k ly trip-, b etw een D iy to a * u d P c J rU o a . L eav es Day to e it 7:30 a. m. ou Mou- (lays. W ed n esd ay s a u d F ridays. Leaves P o rt la n d at 10:30 a. in. on T u esd ay s, T h u rsd a y s aad S a tu rd a y s. • OM papers for sale a t th is office. Do net forget th e contest tonight. Wool w anted at Hudson Bros. DO You W ant Good shoes for #1 00 a t Hodson Bros. Screen doors 00c. ami up and hinges T here are lots of “ sure enough” eye opentrs at the sale now commenced at Buy y o u r screen wire of W . P. pjoa. 15c. at Depot L um ber Y ard. The G raphic and th e O regonian for Morris & Miles store. Bring your cash cock. or anything else they can sell and you C. A E. C O .-T IM E CAUD. ( 2 . 00 . Call on Stelgleder for your flour O ur prices draw custom ers front 15 MILES au ’ny. Must he som ething In them . S te a m e r Alb tu y leav es P >rtla 1 1 a! « a m. ou Ha th e re ! W hat you got your head can make a trade Y. Q. M ondays. W ednesdays s u d F r i t iys an d ar and feetl of all kinds. in! A hat from Hodson Bros, riv e s a t Newbers: at lu:3i) a. m. l.e tves C orvsl- Vim, vigor and victory :-these are the l U a t t i a to on Tuesday», l'h trsd iys au l a t o Mr. an d Mrs. F. H . Ptory buried _ a , I days. an d a rriv e s al N ew ber* at 1 p. m. qtecitil stile of H ats. Shoes ami Cloth characteristic* of IV W itt’s L ittle Early r.ew horn son on W ednesday. Risers, the famous little pills for consti . a 1E.A Al Ki'.s a l i o n a A.\o itA H u .M A . i : ing every Saturdny a t Hodson Bros. 7 iba o f e ith e r or both (1 00 pation, biliousness and all stom ach and © — , I Olis Otis Snodgrass is working a t the „ , T, . . . (N o i i t i t it in q u u n tlty to custom ers ) — u th *- , — “- , u — 1 * 1 F rank P. Baum has secured a job at « ---- J a la * so rea -------------- l d o w n ; n o rth p ) 1 liv e r troubles. A. T H il l , i | plum ber's trade under F. H . Story. DAILY BOATS. Portland and will move down w ith liis m. 2:40 6 do a. m . ..LV. P o rtl tu d Alt F o r puddings—deserts, etc. ... 12 ::n I Dr. W hite, of St. Paul, drove over family at once. W oodard C harles and S. T. Stanley 8:15 Ore*o I City m ld: 4 t) 1110 ..N ew bcr*. after th eir pilgrimage to eastern Oregon i 7 : 45 W ednesday afternoon to see th e ball L argest slock o f good teas in N e« lter<j. 1:30 p .m . S alem W hy pay (2.50 and (3.00 for picture . 6 : JO • 7:00 .A«. In d e p e u le a s e LV have concluded th a t they are uilling to! gam e. frames «lien HiM will sell you th e same SUNDAYS. p. m. 3:30 out cord wood and are now working in ; 9:00 l. m. . LV. P o r t l a n d Alt. 12 3 d ! Flour, whole w heat flour, graham , frame for (1.50? 1:30 p. m N ew uer*. the tim ber out noar the cross roads, - 6:30 S tle m . a. in. io .r> w heatlets, buckw heat, corn meal at All flavors—F ull stan d ard quality and Miss Mary Burrows has lieen elected east of tow n. 9.00 1 8:33 . . a *. In d e p e n d e n c e LV w eight. O ther 8oda—equally good—per pound iio “ F ree hack m eets boat at Now ber*. Steigleder’s. to a place in th e public school. 8he has S tuart B. Ilu n n a, of Eugene, has been g"v R. K. * A N. CO.— CO —TIME time card CARD. . j j .Mis. \\ in. Yergcn, M rs. W m. Y ergcn, of Champeog, is had considerable experience us a teacher. ...----- ------- . i ... n a d ti . 1 iys -..A i , . 3 d . aughter, i i * l . l . . AIvo K . W . Moon , th e yOUIlg 1111111 w l l O is it> town the past week canvassing for visiting in in low« town «-ill, with l her Mrs. 'ste* araer Elm ore . leav es a P — o rtla an ! v-laitir,«« T h u rsd ay s at ii a. in. R e tu ru lu a le a v es Salem F. II. S torv. visiting at Silas C om er's, has secured stereoscopic photographs. Mr. H anna i T u e sd ay s an d S a tu rd a y s it 6 a m. ' is a prom inent student of the State U ni- j S te a m e r M odoc leav es P o rtla n d M ondays. T here will he a D em orest m edal con the school at Fpringhrook for th e w inter. versity and graduates n ext year. W ed n esd ay s an d Frid t>> a t 7 a. iu., re tu ru iu * He I th e lollow itti! d iys. Pass N ew ber* uu the test at Friends church th is evening a t S Jo h n I. H ad ley ,o f Springbrook, thinks visited w ith Oscar Cox while here. down trip a t 6:20 a. tu 1 n 3-hoop bucket he will have th ree h undred bushels of O liv er A C olcord a* eu ts for ra ilw a y Hues. : o ’clock. No charge for adm ission. 2 buckets for (1 25. Edm und Robinson will leave here to- i early C ran ford peaches. Ho will dry OREGONIAN RAILWAY DIVIMOR An old gentlem an nam ed Barnes, who day for Fort Jones, C alifornia, w here he j w hat he can’t sell. PO RTLAND AND YAM HILL RAILW AY. 12 bars for 25c I had been suffering for several m onths | j lias been working on a m ining claim, j liev. A. T. W are has been spending -------- _ ------------ ----- — — —— . j j with B right’s disease died in West Che- T ra in s a rriv e a t N ew ber* as follow s: i He has decided to move back here with | much of his tim e d u rin g th e past week N o rth . „„ I his family. They will probably reach »:!»•. m. •UteOp.m. j haleru a few days ego. in th e te n t m eetings being held at Sher 6:05 p. in. 12:30 p. w. ! Stronger th an ever—cheap er th an ever. M r. A. says I paid (12.50 for this wood. H e reports very good success in i here overland in about three weeks. •E v e ry o th e r d ay . P a ssa tiger and F re ig h t R ates to all p o in ts, worsted suit in P o rtlan d , we sell sam e | th e m eetings. j Mr. R. P . U ngerm an and fam ily of in be o b ta in e d Iro m C A g 'e n fiJe w b erg . I *or (8.50. O ur money has sam e value i n q u i r e a n d we will surprise you on iho Mrs. E. B. Milos will leave today for [ M cM innville drove down Sunday and w ith E astern factories, as has Portland price. 15 cans— 1.00 ; visited w ith W . W. Nelson’s a t their N ew sp ap er A d v e r t i s i n g A gen t, - j P. 21 FISHEll, N ew sp ap er A d v ertisin g A gent, | nn.l s n n s ih ln ones lviv fr o m V . r i M ctlahkatla Islan d , A laska, M erch an t's E x ch c h an a u g a e, e , San F ran cisco , j money , an a scnstoiu oue3 Ddy irom Bar- , , for a visit ! country home west of town. Miss Nan- tit's ageut. T T his is k k e e p p t t on Is o u r a u tlip rU e d ageut. h is p p a a p p e e r r is on \ r i e A B a r r i e _ w l t l ' D r - H - J - M i n t h o r n s w h o a r e e n - j nie U ngerm an who had been visiting S X I O - E S : —E verybody su rp rlsed - everybody p ’eased. We do Just as we say —Low er th an over before and low er file iu h is office. I gaged in the work th ere among the tlian anybody lor some tim e with Miss Bird Nelson You m ay h u n t th e w orld over and Indians with Mr. D uncan. T his week a lira i < ew ’b e of prices again on goods th a t you have not seen mbruei.ng the liest o f ev e ry th in g —Mena, returned w ith them in the evening. you will n o t find a n o th e r m edicine Women and C hi drena all go—E v e ry th in g goes. Don’t nauseate yoar stom ach w ith equal to C h am b erlain 's Colic, Cholera F. A. M orris left for In lia n a la st W ed teas and b itter herbs, but regulate your ’ j a n d D iarrhoea R em ed y for bowel com- liver nesday w here he will visit old friends ______ .A . N E W L O T O F J D i L Y T G O O D S ----- I 2 S T T O D A Y . and sick headache by using those A new lot of picture frames a t H ill’s p laints. I t is pleasant, safe a n d re and relatives and look after some busi famous little pills known as De W ilt’s g JS T A new and nobby line of S traw tints, ju s t in from E astern Market drug store. j liable. F o r sale by A T . H ill. ness interests. He will he away from I L ittle E arly R isers. A. T. H ill . ut lowest prices you ever heard quoted. liis business four or live weeks. I. E . M erril H eaton of M iddleton was in ; The new prices being made in our tow n W ednesday. store em braces ev erything we have. W e! T,le. *ihest ' ' “ J0 of Oxfords, regular H olt will stay in the store in M r. M orris’ can offer such bargains as cash buyers ! bei,utR's ’ ,n B ,ack- Tan and 0 x Blood ,s absence. Sibling «-indow screens 35c. and op are now looking for. W ill be pleased to j n o w beln8 °Pt,ned' See our " indow ior Mrs E . A. Trueblood of Portland, ¡ d a t Depot L um ber Y ard. convince you in ju s t one m in u te when a I1'"' sam pies. The new price catches com pany w ith her neiee Miss A nna J e n 'ev ery pair. M orris & M iles . Bran, shorts, rolled barley, mill chop, ; y0U ready to buy. M orris A M ilks , i nings of D avenport, N ebraska came up cracked corn, shelled corn, seed corn a t ,T . .. , , 1 lie N ewbcrg ball boys go down to; “ T here is a tide in th e affairs of men ou the boat Saturday and visited friends Steigleder’s. P ortland tomorrow to play th e Multno- W hich taken a t th e flood leads to for- over Sunday and M onday. Miss Je n B ert W eesner’s have moved o u t of th e mail team , a team even much b etter i tu n e .” The flood tide of bargains is nings is a school teacher of much ability M iles Reece property into th e Alfred than the one th a t defeated Newberg now a t Newbcrg C lothing H ouse, Hod having long had a goo 1 position in the W ill you take it while it schools of h er N ebraska town and ¡3 now MoOre house on M eridian street. W ednesday. I t is hoped th a t our boys son Bros. serves? taking a trip to the Pacific Coast having will wake up and give them a stiff game M r 3 . H . R . M orris w ent down to P o rt She will Baying direct from Atlantic Coast Manufacturers is the secret of our selling so Miss C lara Hudson of In d ian a, who come up through California. lan d Friday and visited for a few days a t least. n ex t visit in Seattle. has been m aking a to u r of th e Pacific w ith her cousin Mrs. Dell Powell. Mrs. E m ily H adley, who had been Cheaply. coast w ith th e E ndeavor host is ex p ect Miss H arriet G reen of L ondon,. F . H . Storey has ordered a telephone visiting with h er brother, Calvin S tan ed here th is evening. She will visit E ngland, arrived here Friday evening p u t in a t his tin shop in order to keep ley a few weeks, left for her hom e at w ith th e families of A. E . Moore, and accom panied by Mrs. E lizabeth Shelley | Danville, In d ia n a T hursday m orning, up w ith his increasing trad e. of San Jose, C alifornia, who was also for j Mias Floy Stanley left also w ith the E. H . W oodward. R ev.G ilsam P arker, of Gladstone Park, I expectation of m aking h er home with D r. F rank Rees and « ife and Miss Lora m erly of E ngland but who for the past will preach at th e B aptist church next Mrs. H adley. Rees of Walla W alla, W ashington, anti eleven years has been living in America. Sunday m orning and evening. Dr. P. A. Rees of P ortland, all relatives .Miss G reen is a m inister in Friends Rev. M. M. Binford, of R ichm ond, church and has been iu A m erica about a M r. and Mrs. E . W. E vans drove Indiana, arrived here on W ednesday of Wm. H en d ersh o tt’s, cam e up from year, visiting th e various Friends m eet down from Dayton an l visited «nth Mrs, evening and has been busy since liis P ortland Monday ami have been visiting ings. On last Sunday she occupied the ! during th e past week. E vans folks, the W illiam s’ over Sunday. arrival calling on form er friends from pulpit of Friends church in both m orn-j Claud Cum m ings is now home from B. S Cook and «’ife of Salem drove In d ian a. He will occupy th e p u lp it at ing and evening services. The ladles are Rosslantl B. C w here he has been work down t'4’ \1 iy a f te r n » n an l returned Friends church n ex t Sunday m orning. staying w ith B. C. Miles’ and will prob Who can think M o n la y j^ b nng, being down on busi A general invitation is extended to the ing at the carp en ter trad e for a few ably rem ain in Oregon for four or live of some «Impie pu'nlic to a tten d . I m onths. Claude cam e in w ith a regula- thing to patent? ness. Protect your idea«: they may brln« you wealth. _____ t yo tion growth of whiskers th a t would do’ W liteJO “ K HN zx WfcbDElOJtJKN ii n u i/c m u o n n ft is- CO.. w . , t Patent aicuv Attor- mvvi- H inshaw , of W ilmington , • , • neys, W ashington, D. for their $1,8U0 priao offer Miss Bernice Woodward accompanied ,,, Miss A nna - i i ... , , i credit to a man twice his age. E vidently th e single and m arried men ami list of tw o hundred inventions w anted. Ohio, arrived here on W ednesday even- j M rs. E . A. T rueblood home Tuesday were not satisfied with one gam e of base for a few day’s visit w ith Miss E thel ing and will rem ain a few days, visiting ' “ They don’t m ake m uch fuss about ball, so on S aturday last they played : with Miss Mellie Douglas, a friend of it.” We are speaking of De W itt’s Lit- Trueblood. “ A sleep a t tho S w itc h ,” Miss G race foruier years. Miss H inshaw is a g ra d -! tie E a riy R isers, th e famous little pills an o th er w ith the resulting score of 15 to Miss Flora Bell re tu rn e d hom e by uate of W illm ington College and a I for constipation, biliousness, and all 17 in favor of the boys. Of course this C raven. Mr. Jo h n P a rro tt of D undee s a n g a s n lo , end accom panied w ith the boat Tuesday after having attended teacher ot long experience. She is much 1 stomach and liver troubles. They nev- left th e question of cham pionship as un settled us before as they then had agnm o violin. T ite judge« of th e ev en in g C hau tau q u a ami having visited friends pleased w ith Oregon. j er gripe. A . T. H ill . F R E S H & G U D Z E -A -IL T . apiece. To play off th e tie th ey came w ere Mr C. E. N ew house, an d Miss in Portland. Al Cornell who lias been holding down I Van Lc“v itt »« “*»>n back to t!ie 8cene together Tuesday afternoon a t the fair K incaid of H pringbrook a n d W illiam Archie Seely of W ilsonville who a t th e position of telegraph operator at ° ‘ b *8 haunts, now th a t the base ball grounds. This tim e the boys « e re re H e n d e rsh o tt. Rev. A tk in s annou n ced tended college here last year, was i.i W hiteson fvir several weeks got back on season is h ere. For several m onths he cruited with Van L eavitt, H ugh Nelson, th e ir decision as being in favor of Miss i > tow n Monday. He and Ins father came T h e h e a rty applause w ith Tuesday m orning’s tra in . Ho was only has been down in A rizona, working in Lee Stanley and Bud Mills, hut all in C raven. up with two wagons for tile. th e m ines there, and has lately slowly w hich th is a n n o u n cem en t w as received J o s e p h w ijD S O n s r. vain. The game was very close and in allowed a few hours v isit with his fam If you « ant best prices and prom pt ily however for in th e afternoon of the wended his «’ay up through C alifornia. teresting, the score being kept down very show ed th e audience to hav e already retu rn s for your fru it and o th er farm sam e day he started for C entral Foiiit, Prof. J . H . Douglas jr. and family well w hich in th e end was 8 to 0 in favor given th e sam e decision. T he selec tion w hich Miss C raven rendered was products, ship to th e Oregon Poultry & [ Jackson county, Southern Oregon, where who for a few weeks have lieen ru sticat of the domestic m en. of a trag ic n a tu re hut th e n a tu ra ln e -s Supply Co., 124 F irst street, Port- he takes charge of the Southern Pacific ing at Scotts Mills, th e ir old home, ro- w ith w hich it w as ren d ered show ed land. tf office th ere for a few weeks. Al is a turned to Newberg last Friday, being F r u i t G ro w e r» M eeting. h e r to hnvo n a tu ra l ability In th is M rs. Jerem iah Osborn who for the past »ve, energetic fellow, an d will no doubt brought over by Shepard Ong. T heir All m em bers of the Y am hill County Newberg, Ore. lew weeks has been living w ith her bus- j " ork b *mself into a good job with the m other, Mrs. J . H . Douglas accom panied F ru it G rowers E xchange, ami all grow direction. A tto rn ey C. A. B u tt, th e teach er of th is class th e n presented th e them and visited over Sunday. She, ers who intend to become m em bers will band out on the farm at Chehalem Cen- j • colnpany. tro p h y of victory to th e successful con tre has moved back into Canyon Board- ' Mel David is homo from Id ah o where w ith E lg ar Cox who came with her, m eet Monday, August 2 a t 2 o’clock P. te s ta n t. Miss S ylvia M etcalf anil E l returned Monday. ing H all. M. in Bank of Newberg building. Busi he has been surveying. He w ith two m er C um m ings received tho sam e College Classes. Normal Coarse, Book-keeping, D r. G. \V. McConnell has about de ness relative to m arketing green and Farm ers w ho have fat stock to sell com panions played a huge joke all the average ami cam e in together for aec-j dried fruit will he considered and all in cided to move to Oregon C ity. The doc w ill find Stanley it Cooper in the m arket wav home. They gave it out th a t they oiul place. All Grammar School Studies, ready to buy, and fam ilies who like jui- ] w erejust from Clondyke and had brought to r has enjoyed a good practice since terested should a 'te n d . E stim ates for, A fter th e exercises were concluded boxes,labels and m arketing «’ill lie based 1 cy steaks and tem pting roasts will always Iiome (350,000. They were toasted every coming to Newberg and has made many th e audience w ith ih cw to th e parsonage solely on m em bership and those growers find the best the m arket affords at th eir w here, given free board, and held a t su bstantial im provem ents w hich he «ill w here th e ladies served ice creuni and tentive audiences spellbound w ith the miss when he leaves. Both he and Mrs. who are not m em bers but wish to be cuke, uml w here a very pleasant, social m eat m ark et. Hln<lent, ran rnlor at any tim e runt (tint ctn,«r>, to milt, come such will be expected to make it McConnell have also m ade m any friends n arration of the hardships of th e Clon the taweMCp!watals rnrteea.r B'rU '‘nd b° y* ' * ,h e c “re «< a competent Matron. tim e w as enjoyed Rev. R . A. A tkins started Monday known a t this m eeting. dyke regions. In W alla W alla a prom here «’ho will be sorry to see them tr ,.:r'lJ ,:,prlv. r M,,rl1 " "'IC hrl.ll™ InHnenee« thrown about .Indent m orning for C hehalis, Lewis county A. C. C h u r c h i l l , Secy. We confidently holleve that mtperlor a ,|vaiit.ee« cannot he oC’e r .d In the N orthw eit in e n t citizen drove them around in his ’ leave. Ail cxpou&cB moderate. ('orrcNpniiflcnre >uifi vinit* ftolfclted. rouij.i. W ashington w here lie « ill atten d th e fu For catalogue» and Inform ation, AdHreRM, carriage and showed th em every honor. | P res. Newlin left here S atu rd ay for neral of Mrs. J . W . B arn ett, wife of the A w atch. 0«-ncr may call at P. O., i l l » p P ic k e r * W a n ted . They received free board a t th e best H untsville, E astern W ashington, to P R E S ID E N T P A C IF IC C O L L E G E ex-sheriff of th a t county. Rev. A tkins I w a n t 379 hop pickers A fam ily prove property, pay for this notice and hotel and people flocked around to hear work in the in terest of Pacific College, form erly had a charge at C hehalis. NKW It I'R O . O ltK G O ] take w atch. som ething of th e new Eldorado. This | He went at th e invitation of Leon Ken- m ay co u n t th re e boxes a b a n d . T hus G . W . M itchell rode over on his wheel ia a good sam ple of th e wild credulity of w orthy, who for two years has attended yourself a n d wife an d three ch ild ren j to Seotts Mills and hack F rid ay on busi th e public under gold ex citem en t. ¡college here. President says th a t th e m ay pick !) boxes of hops per d ay and Kenaonfl Why f'hntnlip»lain’« Colic, TKSSK E í)\\ A KDH, President. N. E Itili IT, Vice Prca. II. C. MILES, Caahlee C h o le r a nml T h a n lioea Kcineily ness concerning his Red Rock m ining Y ou will j , , ,, crops tip there are very good, and th at you will c o u n t th re e b u n d s I m t h r All lovers of a good ball game were , , , * , , in terests. To Scotts Mills and back in a , , ; K enw orthy s alone have four thousand receive 30 cents per box for picking an d -----, disappointed last W ednesday , . , ." , day is »good ride even for a well sea- 18ad*T 1 B ecause It «fiords aim "st in s ta n t should th e price tie m ore at picking „ . * . . . . . . busiiels of w heat, afternoon in the game between Ne«’berg soned youngster w ith a new wheel. tim e we will pay you th e cu sto m ary relief in case of p.dn in th e sto m ach , an d th e P o rtlan d A thletic Club. From H arry H endershott, w ith a friend of i price, l ’lcase give m e y o u r address on colie und cholera m orbus. I t may bo “ just for fu n ,” or it may be th 0 very first inning th e game was a his nam ed W att M urphy from across the j 2. Because it is th e only rem edy to close out stock, or it may he for some ; poo,. one- Both team s played badly out river near A urora, took a ride in to th e ) a postul curd nr in u letter nnd I will o th er reason, b u t w hatever th e reason 0f ]uc^ j and th e w inning scores were Coast m ountains, a distance of ab o u t, do th e rest. O ur m o tto Is k in d and th a t never fai's hi th e most severe cuacs o f d y sen tery and diarrhoea. may lie we will m ake you happy when m l,ie from th e fact tin« P ortland had a forty five miles last F riday, and return-1 courteous tre a tm e n t Co o u r patrons. 3. Because it Is th e only rem edy C A P I T A L S T O C K , $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 . you w ant anything. Especially shoes, pitcher and Newberg d id n ’t have. In ed Monday. They w ent a lte r a load of H ops b o u g h t ut th e h ig h e st m ark et th a t will cure ch ro n ic diarrh o ea. F r a n k W ood , groceries or dry goods. M orris & M ilos . n ’n e (jrgt ¡„„¡„g P o rtlan d ’s catc h er gave shingles and combined pleasure w ith price. 4. Because it is the o n ly rem edy N ew lierg, Oregon. Ollie Ilobson and Carl Stanley rode UP on account of a bad hand and T hurs- business, taking a two days vacation th a t will p rev en t bilious colic. on wheels to Portland Saturday m orning t ° n a Newberg lad took his place much and outing while th ere, 5. Because it Is th e only rem edy E lo c u t io n a r y C o n te s t. IIIR F .C T O IIS i and attended the ball game th ere in th e | t0 ,b e l°ss lbe home boys. For over j j r _ an(j y jr!l- \y_ Mears whilo on th a t will cure epidem ical d y sentery. As previously announced, on last JESS E EDWARDS. n. c . m ii . e s . afternoon between th e M ultnom ahs half th e game N ewberg led in scores, the road nom e from Salem last Monday, J. C. COLCORq 6. Because it Is th e o n ly rem edy E. II. WOODWARD. S. K. BRITT. andC hem aw as. The M ultnom ah c l u b hut P ortland began to bat the Salem h eard the report of a gun th a t k illel a F riday ev en in g an eloculionury contest th a t ra n alw ay s !«• depended upon In was held in th e M ethodist church. won with a score of 23 to 13 but th e boys su b stitute pitcher all over th e field ns man n, med H a rford, who it teem s had cases of cholera Infantum arc of th e opinion th a t th e Indians did bi*t ns th e men could come to bat. become tired of life and com m itted T he exercises of th e ev en in g w hich lie 7. Because it is th e m ost p rom pt gan a little a fter e ig h t o ’clock were not work bard for th e game for th e rea- Twelve runs were m ade in one inning, suicide. He w ith his fam ily lived in an d the m ost reliable m edicine in use son th a t if the o th er club won th ere The final score was, Portland 23, New- Polk county on th e 8alem and Dayton very well a tte n d e d an d were certain ly for iiowel com plaints. C’ertlflrste« of depeatt i«»ur«1 parable ne dem and. K x rh an rr b n u th l and soM Oon/1 antdi a success. T h e young people a I show ed db'-'Mititetl. Depo-lte ren-lred »ni.J«, t t„ ,;hri'k at >1*1,1. >n l « *«nrr«l tx n k ln c builncua would he a third g tm e to pi iy to settle herg 17. road. H e leaves t wife ar.d eight ch ild 8. Because it produces no had re trsu««cled. C otlw ttoue insd« on ,11 aeeeselble poiots In ttie U alted Stale« «ud Canada. t h a t th e y had put good w ork on th e ir th e cham pionship as they had already . . . . . t 'l iU K C s I ’iiN D E N T S —Ladd A Tilton. Portland : Nation« l'«rk Bank, New York, ■ The C londyke gold fever, which has ren to battle w ith th e stern realities of selections an d th a t th e y were th ere to sults. won one gam e from th e M ultnom ahs, 9. Because It is p leasan t a n d safe to , str a in e rs rlslttn * the city are Invited to call at tho bank tor lo ta rm illo n concern I o f tho c ity been raging th ro u g h o u t th e length and th e world. do th e ir best. Rev. It. A. A tkins In a and thereby would get more gate re C orre«poodence Invited. Fix hundred feet of fire hose was re few in tro d u cto ry rem arks ex plained take. breadth of ttie U nited States for the ceipt«. Siw isbes are civilized in these lh. Because it has saved th e lives of past two weeks has touched up the ceived on W ednesday m orning and a th e circu m stan ces of th e contest. T he days, ami look o u t for th e ahnizlity dol blood of a num lier of our citizens to such test of th e w ater works was given. co n testan ts w ere all m em bers o f one of m ore peop,« th a n an y o th e r m edicine la r w ith th e zest of the w hite man an e x ten t th a t th e tem ptation to risk E verything worked to perfection and it th e classes o f th e M. E. S u n d ay sell >ol In th e world. F o r sale by A. T. H ill. The W asco harvest fields di ln 't prove some money, w ith th e hope of striking wa< fully dem onstrated th a t th e force is an d w ere contesting for a handsom e to he such an E ldorado as was expected it rich, has been too g reat to renUt. en tirely sufficient for all purposes. silver m edal. Al! of the speakers had t Incorporated.) by some of o ir boys. A lthough th ere Lon H ill, F rnnk E lliott and A. Bowman W ith an in -h nozzle on th e hose a stream faithfully practiced an d had received Before com m itting suicide, a few was work for most everyone la«t year, have lieen staked by different individ- was th ro w n to th e top of th e flag pole equal a tten tio n from Rev A tk in s w ho m onths ago Elijah C arpenter made a w ill th is season so many have gone in, th a t uals to th e am ount of (700 each, and opposite Morris A Miles’ store, a height had train ed th em . in which he bequeathed to J . Frederick th a t th ere are too many hands for th e they will leave for th e C londyke coun- of more than a hundred feet, •at T heexcrci*es were opened by th e sin g 8tim p«on, the oldest surviving son of his work. T .jg ^ n l e y , G uy Metcalf ar.d try on th e steam er Geo. W. E lder from The I.O .O .F. installed the following ing of "A m e ric a ” by th e audience. T he wife, liis personal effects, consisting of a Ml W oodard Ch ikys got back last Friday P o rtlm d th is Friday evening. All officers on T hursday evening of last speakers of th e ev en in g in th e ir order gold watch a r.d chain, a book c a s e arid H a n d l e r s o f and m »r.- will probably be back in a few th ree of tnen. are well seasoned men w eek: W . C. K ruger N. G ., W. L. w er- as fo lows: "T h e D ressm aker.” a'loot CO volumes of different w orks, etc. F ancy an d Market Poultry. G am e, Eggs, B u tler, Cheese, Dressed H ogs, days. Some of th e boys cam • near hav- and as th e y go well equipped with sup- Robertson V. G ., F. A. E llio tt S., J . B. Mis« E m m a D ir ranee; " The ch ild und As the legatee ha« not been found, the V. si. Etc. F arm a n d G arde i Products. G reen an d Dried F ru its. P o u ltry in g to tu rn from a cask basis to a credit plies, th e ir friends believe they stand as M ount T ., A .T . Hill W „ L. M. Parker H e a v e n ,” Miss M iry H eston; " T h e Hupplies of E very D escription. N u rsery Stock, E tc , E tc. coroner ye«terday forwarded th e articles business before they reached hom e and good a show as anybody to rake in a big C., J . L. Hoskins I. G ., M. J . Jones R. B ridge-K eeper's S to ry ,” E lm ar C u m to the county treasu rer, who, if th ey are one of them who had not been from stake and come Iiome loaded down w ith 8 . N. G ., 8. M. Calkins L. S. S . G ., F. m ings; " T h e S w itch m an an d D u ty ,” not claimed in a reasonable length of ••• hom e before says be can w rite a book th e precious m etal. They go with th e H . Story R. 8. V. O ., and M. Me Donald Miss F a n n ie Cobb; “ C urfew m u s t not tim e, will proceed to sell th em , a s re • >7» com pared with which even H enry M. intention of being gone from hom e a L. 8. V. G . Thom as C oughlin of Mc- rin g to n ig h t,” Mi*s Hytvi* M etcalf; quired by law. Mr. C arpenter lived in B lanley’e wou!J suffer iirco m p ariso a. > »ear and ■ half l M ionvillc was installing officer. "P sp«'« l e t t e r " Mi«» H ittfe T i i s i n v th*low er part of theco'i')*y.—T n n w r ip t O Coffec-Avbucklo or Lion 15c Red Seal L ye-B est made Corn Starch 5c 4 for 25c Tea dust-M akos a good d rin k 9c 20c Crackers per box Jelly-A w ooden bucket fu ll 50c Arm & H am m er B rand 4 lb 25o M atches-T he good old fash V inegar .puro cid er.stron g ioned kind-7 B oxes 10c and good, per g a llo n A Splendid Syrup 65c G randpa’s W onder Soap A good syru p from th e b ar rel, per g a llo n 80c R elied O ats-V ery best- L ow er th a n ever. 15c 5c 5c R oyal Savon Soap-2 bars for Squirrel Poison 30c Tom atoes-best brand on« can 7c T Local Events. Y ours, for your b est in terests, MORRIS & MILES. CASH DEALING Fine Worsted Suits $8.50. Cheviott Wool Suits $5.00 Full line of Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats, Furnishings, Stationery, etc., in proportion. 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