fe
NEWBERG GRAPHIC.
in c reasin g itew ard s o f im iu .tr y .
“ I crave but One M inute,” said the
A m ong fam iliar assertions is one th a t public speaker in a husky voice; and
the poor are grow ing poorer. I t i s ; then he took a dose of One M inute
beard m ost frequently iu tim es of busl- Cough Cure, and proceeded with his or-
ness depression an d rests upon tra n sie n t atory. One M inute Cough Cure is un
appearances. W hen th e real d a ta of equalled for throat and lung troubles,
th e case are taken in h a n d it is found
A. T. H i l l .
th a t th e poor are not grow ing poorer,
b u t decidedly th e reverse. N o better
T he o n ly w ay—“ T here is o n ly one
evidence is available th an th a t co ntain
way to tell a m ad dog.” “ H ow ’s th a t.”
ed in th e lost five national censuses, nor
“ Tell h im by u long-distance tele
is a n y one b etter qualified to search out
p hone.” —T ru th .
The State fair opens Septem ber 30.
The state of W ashington, having ex th e ir m eaning th a n Carrol H. W rig h t,
pended $60,000 for the plant of the Che U nited M ates C om m lsioner of L abor ;
S tatistics. In an article on th e com -! John Griffin, of Zanesville, O., says:
Can any voters be found who are sorry ney normal school, finds itself w ithout p arativ e condition of th e poor in th is j ‘‘I never lived a day for th irty years
means to run it. Teachers have left, the
they voted for Major McKinley 7
c o u n try Mr. W right clearly dem on- w ithout suffering agony, until a box of
building and grounds are deserted, and
the friends of th e institution are in d e strates th a t th e ir e a rn in g capacity and D e W itt’s W itch Hazel Salve cured my
E m ery ’s influence (7) w ith th e con spair. W ashington is not lacking in evi th e ir com forts h a r e g reatly increased piles.” For piles and rectal troubles,
gressional delegation proved to be a dences of its folly in attem pting to b ean w ith in fifty years. Illsd ed u ctio n from cuts, bruises, sprains, eczema and all
boomerang and the result is w hat hurts old state in expenditures while yet it th e official census figures is th a t " th e skin troubles De W itt's W itch Hazel
Salve is unequalled.
A . T. H i l l .
was very young in developement. The rich are gro w in g richer, m an y more
people
th
a
n
form
erly
are
grow
ing
ric
h
,
The ratio has been reversed. Prosper collapse of th e Cheney normal school is an d th e poor are grow ing b etter off'.”
T he w om an w ho m arries a m an for
ity is here and the calam ity howlers who but one of m any counts in th e indict T he cala m ity dem agogue will scorn the
say " I told you so” are now only 1 to 16. m ent of folly against it which th e su m ost o f th is statem en t, but it rests on th e purpose of reform ing h im never
prem e court has been and will be called
w ants
for occupation afterw ards.
the best ex istin g m athem atical proof, —Som ersville Journal.
to decide upon.—Oregonian.
a n d will he accepted by all except those
Times are already b etter th an they
w ho prefer th e guessw ork of a wild
have been before during the past four
There is a tim e for everything; and
Teaching children to read by the ta lk e r to th e dispassionate tables of the
years and they will be b etter yet. T hat
the tim e to attend to a cold is when it
is w hat M cKinley was elected for.
“ word system ” —the only one now in census office.
i t is not alone th e fact th a t average starts. D on’t wait till you have con
use in all up-to-date prim ary schools—is
sum ption but prevent it by using One
In K entucky while th ere is only one believed by m any people to account for wages have increased since 1850 th u t is M inute Cough Cure, the great rem edy
significant. .Skilled labor, or labor in
the
prevalence
of
poor
spelling
among
state office to be filled th is year th ere are
its h ig h e r branches, has also increased. for coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis and
already (our tickets in th e field and sev the rising generation. A nother curious
In 1870 th ere were 12,503,923 persons, all throat and lung troubles.
result
is
noted
by
an
observer,
namely,
eral of th e back counties yet to bear
A . T. H i l l .
or
33.43 per cen t of ottr population, e n
the
difficulty
youngsters
tau
g
h
t
by
this
from.
T he
method have in finding words in the gaged in gainful occupations.
dictionary. They did not learn th e al nu m b er iu 1890 had risen to 22,733,631,
Mrs. B row n-Jones—T h ey say there
Buy Oregon m anufactured goods w hen
phabet in th e usual way, and though, or 36.61 per c e n t o f th e w hole coinrnun- will be no m arriage nor g iv in g in rnar-
ever it is possible to do so. This is the
when they have learned to read fluently, ity , 7.18 per cent in 18.80, an d 8.7.3 per riage in heaven.
,vray to build up home industries. The
they “ know th e ir letters,” they do not cen*. in 1890. T hough tlie productions
H er h u sb an d —T h a t’s w h a t m akes it
least possible money sent out of the state
know them in th e ir order, and therefore of o u r farm s in 1890 were g reater by far heaven.—T he Yellow Book.
th e b ettdh
the word “ alphabetical” has little m ean th a n in 1870, fewer farm laborers were
ing for them in dictionary or index required to cultiv ate them . A gricultu
OU o f G lad n e ss
The October num ber of th e Delineator Modern educational methods are, no ral laborers iu 1870 formed 14.76 per
will contain many articles of in terst to doubt, highly scientific, but the old ones cen t of th e whole population. A nd in Is a pleasant, palatable preparation, e n
' th e ladies. Of all family magazines it is had th eir m erits.—Indianapolis Journal. 1890 only 13.44 per cent. Im proved tirely free from all oily taste, an d m ay
th e great caterer to domestic needs and
farm m achinery brought about this he adm inistered in tern ally or applied
can be recconimended for its cheapness,
change. T uklng th e average o f each ex tern ally . I t will rem ove ull pain
The interiors of one thousand of the
usefulness, beauty, freshness and utility.
person engaged in m an u factu rin g and th u t “ h u m an flesh is h eir to ,” if prop
most attractiv e homes in the United
m echanical pursuits, m en, women an d erly upplied, an d m ig h t be rightly
States have been photographed by the
Price
children, th ere was an increase in wages term ed “ a panacea for all ills.”
The “ only” made a b itte r fight against Undies Home Journal. One hundred of
50 cents. F or sale by all D ruggists.
betw
een
1830
an
d
1890
of
over
80
per
Tom Tongue when lie ran for congress the best of those pictures will be repro
and afterw ards tried to influence Tongue duced in th a t magazine. The first a rti cent a n d a dollar purchased m uch
more a t th e later date.
W hen w om an overhauls h er w heel,
i l l th e appointm ent of postm aster at cle of the series—“ Inside of a H undred
W henever th e sterotyped com plaint
I t spoils dom estic w eather;
Newberg.
For n case of a display of Homes” —will appear in the October
Is heard th a t “ th e poor are grow ing She only takes th e th in g a p a rt
pure cheek and folly th is tukes the Journal. Bed-clmmbers, reception and
poorer” it is in o rder to dem and th e
F or m an to p u t together.
cake.
dining rooms, bathrooms, halls and
proof. A generality is no answ er. T he
—Chicago Record.
apartm ents of every kind will he pictured
m ost careful analysis of th e census re
Chicago, besides being the g reat stock ju st as they are in daily use. Every ports show s th u t th e w orkers of th is
I t heals everything except a broken
m arket of th e country is handling more picture contains dozens of suggestions. country com m and larger and not sm all
¿grain than at any previous tim e in her Every woman is interested in taking a er rew ards, an d th a t average wages heart, may be said of De W itt’s W itch Protect your Ideas; they may bring you wealth.
W rite JOHN WEDDEKBURN" ft CO., P atent Attor-
Piles and rectal diseases, ne.vs, Washington, D. C., for their $1,800 prize offer
history. Tho receipts of corn during the peep into the most attractive homes in have n early doubled since 1850, w ith Hazel Salve.
and list of tw o hundred inventions w anted.
m onth of August was 32,990 cars and as the land, to see how they are furnished prices of com m odities m oving d o w n cuts, burns, bruises, te tte r, eczema and
for w heat it is counted by th e train and arranged. fShe wants to get practi w ard. I t would not bo easy to arrest all skin troubles may he cured by it
For
TTOHNEY-AT-LAW.
cal hints and new ideas for furnishing
quickly and perm anently.
A. T. H i l l .
loads.
th e gradual rise in wages, for it is m a n i
E V E R Y m em ber o f
her own. The houses photographed by
fest th ro u g h o u t th e w orld, though not
CLARENCE BUTT.
E V E R Y f a m ily on
A carefully worded statem en t may do the Journal are those occupied by per to th e sam e e x te n t as in th e U nited
“ Before a m an is th ir ty ho fulls in
W ill p ra c tic e iu all th e c o u rts of th e state.
sons
of
moderato
income.
Their
interior
€eive some people b u t th ere arc those
E V E R Y fa r m , in
Htates. N o rig h t-m inded person w ish love w ith every p re tty girl he looks a t.” S pecial a tte u tio u g iv e n to p ro b a te w ork, the
w ritin g of deeds, m ortgages, c o u tra c ts a n d th e
who know a thing or two who will not arrangraent shows w hat perfect tasto es to seo it arrested. B u t it is strange
“ Yes.”
d ra ftin g of a ll legal p ap ers.
E V E R Y v illa g e , iu
N e w b e rg . O r e g o n .
1« deceived by nny tw isting of words. can accomplish with a little money and th a t th e facts iu th e case aro so often
"A nd after he is th ir ty he falls in love
O f f i c e —Second Floor
the
touch
of
a
woman’s
deft
fingers.
E V E R Y S t a t e a m i T e r r ito r y .
Home Inside history could be given if
distorted by those w ho call them selves w ith every p re tty g irl th a t looks ut h a n k of N ew berg B uild in g .
necessary th a t would mako interesting Homes in every stnte in tho Union—from labor leaders. Not one o f th em ever h im .”
Maine to California—were photographed
F O R E d u c a tio n ,
rending.
» — — —
goes to th o census reports for his argu-
for th e Jo u rn a l's unique and useful
ELMER P. DIXON,
m lints, th o u g h th a t is th e highest
B lo o d W ill T e ll.
F O R N o b le M a n h o o d ,
series.
a u th o rity as a reflex of tho industries
An exchange says th a t “ am ong the
The m any different skin diseases such
FOR T rue W om an h ood .
of th e people.—G lobe-Democrat.
DENTIST
o th e r big crops Kansas is producing th is
as ring worm, tetter, salt rheum , erysip
A M odel S ecretary.
year is a heavy crop of canceled m o rt
elas, eczema, itching or an eruption of
Office 2 doors w est of H ill’s D rug store.
IT G IV E S a ll im p o r ta n t n e w s o f t h e N a tio n .
gages.” These land plasters are a had
Secretary of A gricultural Wilson is
J u r y L i s t.
pimples, postuleB, blotches, chaps or
1st. street* N ew berg, O regon.
IT G IV E S n il im p o r ta n t n ew « o f tlie W o r ld .
crop to p lant b u t it is a glad day when certainly th e rig h t mnn in the right
cracking
open
of
the
skin,
scrofula,
are
T he follow ing ju ry has been draw n
IT G IV E S t lie m o st r e lia b le m a r k e t r e p o r ts.
conditions are such th a t th e farm ers can place.
He is showing th a t ho holds his for th e Septem ber term of court:
directly the cause of im pure blood.
IT G IV E S b r illia n t a n ti in s t r u c t iv e e d it o r ia ls .
harv est them , as many are doing this cabinet portfolio, not as a politician, hut
W ilbur’s Blood Purifier is acknowledged
E . E. L ad d , F airlaw n.
IT G IV E S l’a cin a tin g - sh o r t sto r ie s.
year.
as u farm er for tho benefit of the
J . W . L ady, H en ry K irkw ood an d to be th e best medicine known for any
IT
G IV E S a n u n e x c e lle d a g r ic u lt u r a l d e p a r t m e n t .
farm er.
of these unsightly com plaints.
Price
A. J . Bewley, N o rth S h erid an .
F L O U R , P E E D , H A Y & G R A IN ,
IT G IV E S s c ie n c e a n d m e c h a n ic a l in fo r m a tio n .
Conditions have changed in agricul
T here was a tim e when th e editor of
T. II. Fraser, W . It. C arter, W est $1.00 per bottle. For sale by all D rug
G ARDEN & FLOW ER
IT G IV E S illu s t r a t e d fa s h io n a r t ic le s .
gists.
th e G raphic was foolish enough to sub ture w ithin th e past th irty years, quite C hehalem .
SEED S.
IT G IV E S h u m o rou s illu s t r a t io n s .
m it to the dictations of Em ory b u t th a t as radically as they have in all oth er in
Win. P alm er, F. M. C rabtree nud D.
L and P la ste r, P o u ltry S u pplies an d etc., etc.
IT G IV E S e n t e r tn iiim e n t to o ld a n d y o u n g .
Free D elivery.
tim e has long since passed. None of his dustries. Tho old routine methods nro M. Dorsey, E ast D ayton.
P a tie n t—Vot? Two dollars fo r ta k in ’
R. W. 8TEIG LED ER,
IT
G IV E S s a t is f a c t io n e v e r y w h e r e to e v e r y b o d y .
insinuations or th reats will avail him no longer successful, anil the mon who
Jn o . Ilopfleld, linker Creek.
1st street,N ew berg. Oregon.
oud dem teeth ?
nuything and all his howling will simply adhere to them can not expect to make
L , M. G rover nud F. H. Harpole,
D entist—Tw o dollars if you take gas.
We Furnish THE GRAPHIC and the NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
W hiteson.
he in vain. He may as well understand money on th e farm .
P atien t—Y oung m an, I th o u g h t you
! AKE N O TIC E -
The modern farm er m ust lx> a man of
th is now as later.
J. W . R o th nnd Geo. M. P atty , vos a d en tist. I d id n ’t know you vos __ _ h av e routed th e N ew berg M eat M arket
of Mr. Lucas fo rm erly ow ned a n d ru n by
business.
It needs the same correct A m ity.
a gas g o m b an y .—Puck.
J. S. B aker. I in te n d to k e ep a su p p ly of
judgm
ent,
the
same
foresight,
the
same
W . J. L au g h n ry , II. S chenk an d R.
C A S H IN A D V A N C E .
A man who sp en t his odd momonts
F R E SH A M ) C U R E D M EATS
lor forty days about the bowling-alleys qualities, to m ake a successful farm er B. M cD onald, M cM innville.
A ddress all o rd e rs to
A L ie N a ile d .
B. W iley, F. L . T ru lllu g er an d J . A.
on h a n d a t all tim es. S oliciting a sh are of
in the capitol of th e state Inst w inter, these days as it does to make a success
C onsum ption and b ro n ch itis are not yo u r patronage I re m a in
and an occasional evening in tho m ean ful m anufacturer or business m an. The Sim m ons, C hecow en.
Y ours re sp ec tfu lly .
by nny m eans th e same, alth o u g h it is
R. L. Booth, Creed G ieen and N. A.
tim e in Jo n ath an Bourne's d en , may la1 modern farm er should ho a good busi
“ W rite y o u r nam e an d a d d re ss on a postal c ard , send It to Geo. W. Best, T rib u n e
lm
rd
to
d
istin
g
u
ish
one
from
th
e
o
th
er.
J a s . C o m ic.
ness mnn.
B row n, W illamina.
Oltiee New York City, an d a sainplo copy o f TH E NEW YORK W EEK LY
expected to flinch, of course, when In
B
ronchitis
is
an
inflam
m
ation
of
the
TR IBU N E w ill be m a ile d to you.
H e m ust study soils, and fertilizers,
N ew berg, O ctober, 1896.
Jn o . K irkw ood, W illam ette.
is touched up on his record. Nothing
lining
of
th
e
w
ind
tubes
or
a
ir
vessels
and the capabilities and lim itations of
R. W . H a n n in g nnil J W . Estes,
else is to lie expected.
of th e lungs, causing soreness of th e
his own farm. l(e m ust study mnrkets N o rth Y am hill.
sam e, cough, sore th ro at, hoarseness,
and crop reports and diversify his indus
W . C. T ustin a n d Sam E w ing, L a
difficulty of b reath in g , sp ittin g of m a t
If some of th e “ insinuations and in try to meet coming conditions. Thoold, F ay ette.
ter an d som etim es blood. T housands
su lts” th a t have been published by the ignorant prejudice against “ book farm
W. K. Allen, Soutli N ew berg.
POORS.
LATH,
CEDAR.
die an n u ally w ith this dread disease.
" o n ly ” in th e past two years were ing” is passing away, and (hat of neces
WINDOWS,
LIME.
FIR
WATCHMAKER MOULDINGS,
G. W. lit bee and W in. C hapm an,
SAND,
REDWOOD.
W
ilbur’s
Cough
Cure
w
ill
cure.
Price
brought to lig h t again, some people sity . Secretary W ilson is doing a noble S o u th S h e rid a n .—R eporter.
SHINGLES.
HAIR.
Y E L L ’W P IN R
50 cents. F or sale by all D ruggists.
and JEWELER,
m ight inquire ju st how long since, “ for work in rousing the agriculturists to a
ETC., ETC.
bearance ceased to bo a virtu e” with realisation of tho needs of modern farm
S olicits th e pa tro n a g e of his old In d ia n a
T lie T o le d o W e e k ly l lln d e .
it. It seems to make a wonderful d if ing and in assisting them to gain the
F rie n d s w ho need w atch re p a irin g done.
Cap. II. 8. Maloney, co u n ty surveyor,
Every
intelligent
family
needs
iu
addi
ference ns to who does the insinuating.
knowlcdgcof methods and im provem ents
has
m
oved
his
fam
ily
from
W
illam
ina
2
7
0
M o rriso n S t.
tion to th eir local paper, a good national
requisite to surcess.—Toledo Blade.
PO R TLAN D , OR.
weekly. The greatest and most widely j nnd occupies th e dw elling a t tlie end of
lly th e gissi sense McKinley has shown
known genoral family newspaper is tlie i F street south of Wes. Wallace. Mr.
in th e m anagem ent ol all th e different
L i n c o l n ' s I d e a o f Solf la hn eM A.
Toledo Weekly Blade. For thirty years j Maloney states th a t he has become a
d ep artm en ts of the governm ent he has
Mr. L incoln onoe rem arked to a fel it has In-on a regular visitor in every part p en n an t.n t citizen of M cM innville, ut-
gained the confidence of busi lie n men re low-passenger on th e old-tim o tuud- ol the U nion ami is well known in aim, * t <™cted m ostly by th e superior school
gardless of |>arty ami lie now stands wngnn conch, on th e corduroy road every one of the 70,000 postoffice« in the »««vantages, but he will give m ore tim e
(Y ellow Stone P a rk L ine )
h igher in th e estim ation of the masses of w hich antu-dated railroads, th a t all country. It is edited w ith reference to a thnn form erly to work in tlie surveyor's
TU
E
ONLY
PIN1NO CAR ROUTE FROM
M cM innville g ain s a good
th e people thnn when he was elected. m en were prom pted by selfishness In national circulation. It is a Republican ! office.
PORTLAND TO TH E EAST.
TH E ONLY ROUTE TO TH E YELLOWSTONE
M ajor McKinley is m aking a model presi d o in g good or evil. Ills fellow-passen paper, hut men of alt politics take it, citizen.—R eporter.
NATIONAL PARK.
d ent.
g er was an tag o n izin g Ills position, w hen because of its honesty and fairness in the
I,BAYS
I Ull. Depot. Foot tu h St. | ARRIVE
th ey were passing over a corduroy discussion of all public questions. It is , G r e a t l y R e d u c e d R n t e s T n T lie O r e g o n
S t a t e F a i r , S e p 't 3 « T o O c t 8.
Koine tim e ago during a busy week the bridge th a t spanned a slough. As th ey th e favorite family paper, w ith some
No. t
' Past m all for K alam s.
K elso. C astle Rook. Wln-
G raphic published two or th ree articles crossed th is bridge anil I he m ud w ag thing tor every mem ber of the household.
W hy not. a tte n d th e s ta te fair w hen
lock, C heh alts, C entral-
in its editorial colum ns th a t were sent on was sh ak in g like a S ucker w ith Kerial stories, poetry, w it and h u m or; you can buy a ticket for one faro, round
1«, South R end, Monte-
.«ano, A berdeen, OcosU,
out by a bureau th a t furnishes such a r chills, th e y espied an old razo rb ack ed tlie Household departm ent, (best in the trip , from nny point on tlie 8 o u th ern
O lym pia, Tacom a, Seat
tie. V ictoria, Ft. Town-
ticles for different papers over tho coun sow ou th o b ank of th e slough, m aking w orld). Young Folks, Sunday School | Baclflc lines in Oregon.
send, E llen sb u rg . Ros
try , anil the “ only” has been bellowing a terrible noise because h er pigs hail Lessons, Talm age's Sermons, the Farm
T he Oregon state fair and In d u strial
lyn. N orth
Y akim a.
Sprague. C heney, S po
alsiu t it ever since. Here is one of the got in to tho slough anil were unable tu stead, th e Question Bureau (which an exposition w ill present u n u su ally tine
kane, P u llm an . G ar
field, F a rm in g to n , Mos
get o u t an d ill d aiig e ro fd ro w n in g . As swers questions for subscribers), the News exhibits and a ttra c tio n s In ad d itio n to ,
articles and it is worth repeat ing :
cow. U niontow n, Gen-
"E v e n Mr. B ry an 'sp erso n aln rg an .th e th e old coach began to clim b th e hill of the Week iu complete form , and other the num erous track features, nnd e x 100 P M e*ee, R ow land. H C .
T rail. R. C .; N elson. B.
O m aha “ World H erald” refuses longer side Mr. L in co ln l'aluni out, "D riv er, special features. Spec men copies gladly citing ru n n in g races, w ith Del N orte to
C .; Ktislo,
M issoula,
Butte. A naconda, H ele
to follow him in declining to recognise c a n 't you stop ju s t a m om ent?” The sent on application, and if you will semi low er h is record o f 2.08 for a purse of
na. St. P aul. M luneapo
returning prosperity. The paper, which d riv e r replied, “ If th e o th e r feller d o n ’t us a list of addresses, wo will mail a copy $250. A rrangem ents nro being m ade
iis. Kansu* C ity. O m i
ha. C o u n cil Bluff«, St.
has published many articles ou this sub object.” T h e “o th e r feller"—w ho was to each. Only $1 a year. If you w ish for th e introduction of m any new a t
Louis, C hicago, W ash
ington. New York. Phil
ject, calls attention in a recent issue to no less a personage th a n at th a t tim e to raise a club, w rite for term s.
tractions to interest and please all w ho
a d elp h ia . Bostou. a u d
th e fact th a t there is a m arked activity “ Colonel” E. D. Halter, th e g allan t gen
Address Tux B laor ,
atten d .
a ll p o in ts E ast and
S o u th east
and a general improved condition in tho eral w ho gave his life in defense of Uld
Toledo, Ohio.
V isitors m ay prepare to be royally
stock business and stock m arkets of the G lory nt Balls KlutT—did n o t “ object"
entertained. O n . fare for th o round
* DAY’S to M in n eap o lis, O m aha.
west and predicts th u t this im provem ent w hen Mr. Lincoln Jtnn|«ed ou t, rnn
City, and St. P aul
There w as some sort of a cu ttin g - trip, and popular adm islou of 25 cents, I
DAYS to M ilw aukee wild Chicago.
buck to th e slough, and begau to lift scrape in th e vicinity of 8int|>son's
will conlinue.”
« ), DAYS to W ashington. P h ila d e lp h ia Eost-
York an d B oston, an d o ih e r
Now if the “ only” would com eoutam l th e little pigs o u t of th e m ud and w at h opyard n ear A m ity last Sat u nlay. A
r r n p oints..
A. I.. A Herm an who, some weeks
be honest enough to publish such state er, a n d place th em on th e bank. W hen fellow w ho answ ered to tho nam e of
R ig g a g e c h ee k e d th ro u g h to d e stin a tio n of
m ents, showing th a t tim es are actually he re lu rmnl Uoloncl Baker rem arked: H enry George and hailed from Port since, hail a stroke o( para lysis, does not tic F k o e r t. s lee p in g e a r re serv atio n s, tic k e ts, m aps
"N o w , Abe, w here does selfishness land, needed a doctor. H e claim ed to inprove. lie is very feeble, having to a n d full in fo rm a tio n , c a ll on o r w rite
im proving even though Billy Bryan was
beaten at tlie polls last November, in come iu on th is little episode?” W hy, have been assaulted by tw o C hinam en, keep his bed most of the tim e. When
A. D. CHARLTON.
plare of a lot of the stuff published in its bless yo u r soul, E d, th a t was th e very hut th e surm ise is general th a t C h in a wishing to sit up he has to he assisted to
a
scat.—Davton
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-olumns from week to se e k which is esseuce of selfishness. 1 would have men had no th in g to do w lln th e affair,
ralculnted to make those who read it had no peace of uiiu d all day h ad I th a t th e fellow had been m ak in g h im
« 3 3 M o r r U o n !*!.. C o r. T h i r d .
discontented with th e ir lot and harbor gone on an d left th a t suffering old sow self un d u ly free w ith some of th e fe
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E. H. W O O DW ARD,
ern m en t it would be entitled to more get pence of m in d , don’t you see. a practical lossou in h e p y a td m orals tAYOOand rxpennu* Position >teady. R e f e r -1
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th a t he will not soon forget.—Reporter. ’ »pr I fit re g a in ;.>3 C o -ap a-;
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The m anufacturers association of Ore
gon ii doing much for the m anufacturing
interests cf the state and the association
MHl'KU KVKUY r it lD A Y MOKNINO.
desires th e cooperation and assistance
of the people. The object of the associ
E. il. W ooDW ABD, KlJITOIt & I ’ l 'M.IBIIKK. ation is th e fostering of Oregon m anu
facturing enterprises. The state of Ore
gon would have been in b etter shape
FR ID A Y , SEPTEM BER 17, 1897.
today if such an association had been
E u tered a i seco n d -clo s, in v ite r a t th e poato flice organized and properly pushed ten years
a t N e w b e rg , O reg o n .
ago.
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