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i L a tte r P r e s s D t w i a a C ity . The Graphic and the Oregonian for Dr. G. W. McConnell, of Portland, I with the U .S. and expects to have a »2.00. , was in town Thursday. Mrs. F. A. Elliott received two letters ! mail in and oat every month. We hope T a.viss N orth Special bargains at Newberg Clothing Matthew Tertell made a business trip from Frank on last Tuesday, written it will work. No 36 Ar. 7:55 a m. Ar at P o rtla n d 9 30 a. m. BARRIE & BARRIE. ' This is the Season of tho year when ♦No. 31 \ r Il:5 J a in., lv. 12 15 p m A rriv e at House. | to Middleton Wednesday. from Dawson City and as all are anxious P o rtla n d 3:06 p. m. dogs are dogs, and from daylight, and ♦R uns T u esd ay , T h u rsd a y an d S a tu rd a y . Gents Kid Gloves for 75 cents at New- Charley Redmond, of McMinnville, to hear from the far north country the . T rains S outh . berg Clothing House. entered college again the first of the following extracts from the letter are ' even before, until late at night you can *No. 33 Ar. 12.25 p. ni„ leav e 12:90 p. m. see teamsters strung from Dawson up No 35 Ar. C:05 p. ra. Leaves P o rtla n d 4 :30 p. ra. Leave orders at Wilson’s Grocery for week. • R u n s M onday. W eduesday an d F rid ay . here given: . the creeks as far as thero are any One Minute Cough Cure cures quick P a sse n g e r a n d F re ig h t K ates to a ll p o in ts, i expressing or light hauling. PROSPERITY IS HEADED THIS WAY. After a very pleasant trip across tho ' miners at work, which is about 25 C. B. PitlBSELL, ©au be o b ta in e d from Those children’s shoes are A 1 article ly. That’s what you w ant! C. F. A gent Newberg, miles, with their teams of two, four, SURPRISE WILL FOLLOW SURPRI8E. lakes and down the river we landed at Moore A Co. j for ouly 75 cents at Hodsoh Bros. six, eight or ten dogs and ono, two or j the Mecca, Monday, Sept. 27. P. FISH ER , N ew sp ap er A d v e rtisin g A gent, A very interesting letter from F. A. Letters remain in the post office for 21 M erch an t’s E xchange, San Francisco, Dawson is located on the right hank three sleds loaded with outfits hauling' Is o u r a u th o ris e d ageut. This paper is kept on Simeon Geil, Thomas Ross and J. C. Elliott, written from Dawson City will of the Yukon just below the mouth of to the mines, and it is surprising how i l e in h is oitice. be found in this issue. McEwen, Esq. the Klondike on a very low marshy much they pull with them. I saw four Messrs. Goodnough and Woodard, of piece of ground. The city is surveyed little shepherd dogs pulling two sfeda Colored photograph and transparent L o c a l E v en ts. pictures on glass at Smith’s Photo Gal Portland, who recently traded for tho out to cover the entire flat and lots are and 1000 pounds the other day and Isaac Roberts farm north of town were worth from |50 to (5000 hut hack of the trotting along with it seemingly very Another Yamhill Record Breaker will be scored to our credit svithiA lery. Call and see samples. up here on Wednesday taking a look at city V>n the sides of the mountain any-| easy, but the native Eskimo dogs that the uext few weeks. Our entire line must be reduced one-half before Buy an overcoat at Hodson Bros. Andrew Jensen and Miss Alvcrta the property. one can build where they please pro- boen brou«l,t UP at t,ie business February 1st iu order to make room for our Spring importations. Mordecai Ellis moved up from Middle- Allumbaugh were married on Sunday, vided they can find anything to build | an?. 8«”®™'^ <luit« a ■»''Ser MisS Allie Hughes, Norfolk, Va., January 2, 1898, Rev. J. C. Lucas ton Lai week. L O W P R I C E S W I L l a ID O I T . frightfully burned on the face and neck. with. Timber large enough for build i pull about 500 pounds each where they officiating. 30 days reduction salo at Newberg Pain was instantly relieved by De Witt’s ing purposes is getting very scarce near j have good trails broken on tho ice. There are tablets and tablets, but those Clothing bouse. At present dogs are worth all the way We have demonstrated to our own minds that a complete line of linen tablets, ruled and unruled, at the Witch Hazel Salve, which healed the in by, but there is plenty for fuel. There City warrants up to 151 will be paid if t>ost office are the proper thing for neat jury without leaving a scar. It is the are two saw mills here, two largo mer •.; - 1 from »50 to $300 each, and none for sale BETTER GOODS is What our customers want from which to select presented to the treasurer. famous pile remedy. C. F. Moore A Co chandise stores and numerous other sm all1 at t*le9e Pr*L'U8’ have nice little their wearing apparel. We are placing orders for goods that completely letter writing. concerns, nearly all of which are built o f' barnt‘88 an^ sometimes a few sleigh hells Miss Edna Stratton is at home from Miss lone Hill has had a letter from A box of nicely tinted paper and en logs. There is probably e population o f1 on tbe ^ca^er an<l Hley look very pretty Portland for an extended visit. Fllala THE DESIRE. velopes makes a beautiful present for a Whittier, California, stating that her 3000 to 4000 in and near by the city, j wor^i *,1K tamlehi. Asbestol Gloves will not burn nor get lady. See the new designs in the station brother Jack was at that place on his A ladf 'vho camo UP 6n tho steamer Glove Calf Women’s and Children's Shoes lor Oregon Winter Wear. way up here and on to Klondike. He The day we arrived it was reported hard after being wet. 50 cents at Hod ery stock at the postoffice. has been at Prescott, Arizona for the there would bo no more steamers up with us is getting »10 per day sewing. son Bros. Mrs. Emma Bell contemplates going from below this fall with provisions and I Saw a little pile of washing laying on a l i t THE 3 NIE j A.ITTH SIE Sam Brisbane lias been up from As to Moscow, Idaho, about the first of past two or three years in the mining they had quite a stampede at tho stores, chair and another on the bed at a ladie’s toria during the week visiting in town March to keep house for her sou Rob camps. house the other day and she said there Lew Alderman, of Dayton, a student 1 hut it lias quieted down now as two was a little over »50 worth of washing In Do not fail to take advantage of our with J. P. Thomas’. tvho has rented a farm in that vicinity. of the state university of Eugene who i steamers have arrived since. Dr. and Mrs. E. W. Rossiter spent II. F. Lasbier has gone to San Jose, will graduate this year visited with Mr. j Wo have stuff to last ui r. It!. ;ai eful t h e t w o p ilo a V i t a J o m o * o c i u i ; n v c K D U E A - I C E - H O O iM : S A L E . at home. the holidays visiting with friends in the California, to visit his son Fred and and Mrs. E. W. Evans on New Year’s usage for 12 months and everybody says Lon and I have taken up two claims city olSalem.__, . take a look at the country, Sara and day. Mr. Alderman will probably take j ; we are all right for work this winter, Everett Weesner writes from Douglas, W. H. have charge of the grocery in his up the law profession when out of but there are so many here that we | each, on the Eldorado, tributary to the Klondike and one on Quartz creek, but j dont expect very much Alaska, to Clarence Butt that he is ar absence. college. Dr. Rickard of Sherwood was in town Here follows a description of their trip we will not be very apt to get to work ranging'to go to Klondike in the spring. J. A. Perkins, of Antiquity, O., was them any this winter as it is too late to Miss Florence Cook went to Wood- on Thursday night of last week and for thirty years needlessly tortured by from the lakes to Dawson. Their boat build cabins on them. ACENTS FOR REWORK*. stock, near Portland, on Thursday for took home with him Dr. McConnell’s physicians for the cure of eczema. He was 20*^ feet long, 6>£ feet wide and 30 N E W ID E A The miners have been on a strike ev office chair which he purchased for inches deep. They shot the rapids at nil PATTERNS. a few days visit with her sister, Mrs. OREGON. was quickly cured by using De Witt’s in his growing practice. points without difficulty. At Miles er since we arrived and there is very Gardner. Witch Hazel Salve the famous healing Canyon they went through, a distance little hiring going on. Mine owners Henry Morris and Lee Smith who salve for piles and skin diseases. C. E Mrs. Dr. E. P. Dixon reports receiv of ? 4 mile in 2% minutes. 1'hink the arc trying to cut wages from »1.50 to »1 opened the livery barn near the depot re Moore A Co. ing a good big holiday present from the rapids in the Willamette above Oregon per hour, so tho chances for getting Dr. in the shape of a piano, which, of cently, for business, have decided to go work are rather slim. We will probably Gord Worden comes into town now City are more dangerous at times. out of business and consequently they course she is quite proud of. put in what time we can prospecting. with hayseed in his hair and his boots On Oct. 12 he says: Since writing we have bills out announcing a public sale Our little town where we were among W. K. Allen’s evaporator steamed up oiled up with coon grease all the same have located a building site about a mile of horses and rigs for Tuesday next. this week on onions and this with what as n typical granger. He, with his fam up the Klondiko from Dawson where we the first to build has grown to quite a Prosperity comes quickest to the man ily now resides at the Norris iibodo Vaul Macy is doing in the same way is have plenty of wood and water. Have city of 100 cabins or more and goes by furnishing perfumed air in abundance whose liver is in good condition. De- place on the Willamette river which he built a cabin 14x16 feet, covered with the name of Portland. Witt's Little Earley Risers are famous recently purchased. F. A. E l l io t t . The Alaska fever has caught G. M. moss and dirt and chinked with moss. A man said: "Goodness knows their prices nrc low little pills for constipation, biliousness, Bales and he is figuring on going to This is the regulation house here. N e w I’a s t o r f a r S r l r u d i C h u r c h . enough." "Muy bo they make it up on D ry G«»ods At the invitation of Mrs. B. C. Miles indigestion and all stomach and liver or S hoes." Well, now, lets see— Juneau to set up a shoe shop for the We took in a partner in building our Prof. C. E. Lewis, who has been vie- something like fifty people gathered at troubles. C. F. Moore & Co. purpose of looking after the soles of the cabin so there are four of us. Our pard iting with his parents, brothers and sis the Miles home on Wynooskl street on Farmers who have fat stock to sell miners. is a dentist, Dr. Van Sant from Peoria, ters at League City, Texas, and taking a * will find Stanley & Cooper in the market last Monday evening to take B. C. by j Rev. G. H. Bennett will speak on the ready to buy, and families who like jiii- surprise, that being the anniversary of, Illinois. You may tell Dr. Dixou we long needed rest since the close of col Let prices do tho talking . have not had any use lor his instru lege in June has accepted the call of the theme, “Triumphs of the Cross,’’ next cy steaks and tempting roasts will always his birth. It was n very pleasant even ments so far. Friends church in Newberg to the pas Sunday at 11:00 a. m., at the Methodist THREAD - - - 46. find the best the market affords at their ing's entertainment and all returned We had som<> v«"ty cold weather be torate of the,church and will enter on Vthurcli and on “ Salvation Beyond the home wishing Mr. Miles the return of 7 spools 25 cents. IIow miioh have you lieen paying ? meat market. fore we grit our ■«:. up but at present Iiis labors at once. Prof. Lewis arrived Grave,” at 7 :30 p. m. All are invited. many such annuals. (25 per cent, more than our price—) Mrs. M. B. Ford, Ruddell’s, 111., suf we are having f.,e winter weather. here on last Monday evening much im On last Saturday night a number of fered for eight years from dyspepsia and O. W. O. Hardman, when sheriff of Parties are still going down to Fort proved in health by the vacation he has DRESS STATS, assorted se t or doz. 16d. the friends and neighbors of J . G. Had chronic constipation and was finally Tyler Co., W. Va., was at one time, al Yukon but we are very comfortably sit taken and hnB been greeting his old Better iu i quality than soul elsewhere at 15 cents. (50 ley assisted in celebrating the thirty- cured by using De Witts Little Early most prostrated with a cold. He used per cent more than our price.) fourth anniversary of liia birth. A very Risers, the famous little pill for stomach Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and was uated. The Dr. bought a quarter of friends during the week. pleasant evening’s entertainment is re and liver troubles. C. t . Moore & Co. Bo much pleased with tne quick relief beef the other day, 101 pounds at »1.50 On Wednesday night at tho close o! CORSETS - - - 60c. per pound. Moose or Curaboo meat is the regular prayer meeting a reception ported. We have two styles at this price. Long and medium Coffee—Arhuckle or Lion—down and cure it afforded him, that he 8 a y e j selling at the same price. It costs a dol was given him, when the members long They are best value ever offered ut till» price by O. C. Emery gives the information —-way down to 10c and we sell you all the following unsolicited testimonial lar to Eend a letter out. Flour is »100 greeted the new pastor and a general any ono. that they will leave Newberg at an early you want. (Did you notice the others To all who may lie interested, I wish per sack, candles to work in mines »1 to good time was had. Prof. Edwin Mor day. They were contemplating going tumble over each other trying to “ fol to say, that I have used Chamberlain’s »1.25 each and other things in propor rison, chairman of the pastoral MUSLIN. •either to Eastern Washington or Iowa low?” )-. Butter higher owing to scarce Cough Remedy and find it invaluable tion. We bought 100 pounds of granu committee, made a short hut very We keep a full line of Unbleached from 8J cents un to but the latest is that they will go to ness, but we have plenty to supply de for coughs and colds.” For sale by C. lated sugar for »30 which is the most the H e a v ie st Mail«» at 6j cents Also B le n c h e d appropriate address which was Grant’s Pass. F. Moore A Co., druggists. M uslin and C a m b ric s at the full range of lowest reasonable article on the market. mands. M orris & M il e s . responded to by I’rol. Lewis in his hap prices. P illo w C a sin g , something new —no seam Dr. G. W. McConnell and son Clar Mrs. Stark, Pleasant Ridge, O., says, Our house is quite warm Ice has not py vein, after which a short but im As indicated last week Riley Smith of any kind. Also S h e e tin g s in 8-4, 9-4 arid 10-4. ence are reported to have bought tickets After two doctors gave up my boy to has traded his residence on Meridian formed in it so far and the thermometer pressive consecration service was con Browp and bleACJied at lowest prices for the quality. for passage on the next trip of tho ducted liy Milton itaiupton. At the ie, I eaved him from croup by using street for Henry Clemiuen's livery outfit has registered 25° below zer*. steamer George W. Elder to Alaska. One Minute Cough Cure.” It is the and he is now back in his old business i If we can make anything here we can close the congregation repaired to the TABLE LINEN, p er yard , - * 25e. Mrs. E. W. Weesner will go od the quickest and most certain remedy for again. Riley understands the livery do it in the next 12 months. We have basement of the church, where with This linen Is live fe e t wide. 'same steamer. coughs, colds and all throat and lung business and lie will no doubt fit up the about finished our reading matter and light refreshments, an hour was spent OUTING FLANNELS, p er yard 6c. The Southern Pacific will make a rate troubles. C. F. Moore <& Co. barn so that he will he able to satisfy the winter has not fairly begun, hut we in social, neighborly intercourse. Dri? assortment runs from 5c. up, uud Is very completo hope to he able to exchange with some Prof. Lewis stands high in tho estima •Of »1.35 round trip to parties attending the public with first-class rigs. Just Next to the Klondike excitement the to select from. the Northwest Fruit Growers Associa bowling craze has struck Newberg and a what Mr. Clem mens intends to do the of our neighbors. tion of the people and lie is sure to do tion to he held at Portland, commencing good nmny dimes that would better go Graphic is unable to state but it is to bo There are quite a number of people good work for the church in his new PRINTS - - - 4 l-2c. Tuesday, January 11, 1898. Nice, frill stock from 4 l-2c. up. for bread are being spent in this way. hoped that he will remain in Newberg. still going out this winter, generally on position. account of shortage of provisions hut C. K. F rissei - l , Agent. S t r a y e d o r N ltilr n . In addition to the alley on Main street H. M. Haworth, who lias spent a good CARPET CHAIN, for 5 lbs. 90c. and # i. The city election passed off quietly on being run by Mr. Peters, Lewis Jones deal of Iiis life jumping about from place quite a good many on speculating One two year old Jersey steer, Jersey Our weavers say this Is the best made, and so do we. last Monday. Tho only Changes made And his brother-in-law, Mr. Rich, are to place in search of the elyeiun fields of schemes of various kinds. The old Dr. color, with dark points, from Skunk gfcjjrWe divide bunches. in the makeup of the city official board fitting up the feed store building ad mother earth left here on Wednesday who lives with us is crazy to go out hut Hollow neigh bofliood. A reward of is the election of A. S. Fogg as council orning the Central Hotel building on for Guthrie, Okalalioma, on a tour of in hardly hue tho courage to tackle it at »2.50 for information leading to his BLACK SATEEN - - lie . this time of tho year. He had Lon and recovery. man in the first ward ami J. C. SaWver First street for the same purpose. W alter K ir k , spection, expecting that his family will Other better grndcs. I hired to take him out but he finally in the third ward. ChRmpoeg, Or. I had the rheumatism so badly that I follow later. Old Mr. Bovard and Mrs. Last week we put Arhuckle and Lion could not get my hand to my head. I Jake Estep and children went w ith him weakened on it and I guess it is just as CANTON FLANNELS - 7 1-20. l>n Y ou W a n t M o n c y f coffee to the lowest figure ever made— tried the doctor’s medicine without the as far as Otego, Kansas and Mrs. Phebe well; still he is so homesick that he is The Chehalem Valley Bank Sari We have Cantons in black, unbleached, and colora — liable to break out in a new place almost tli’e host v«!ucs ever offered. did you notice how quickly the others least benefit. At last I thought ol Estep as far as Dresden, Kansas. Mr. make loans on long time on strictly “ followed?” Either kind, 10c per Chamberlain’s Pain Balm; the first bot Bovard who is n government pensioner any day. first class landed security ut a very rea If everything else here was as plenti W E COULD pound and no limit to quantity. tle relieved all of the pain, and one half is in very feeble health and he goes back ful as money it would lie a great place sonable rate of interest. Call ou us Name hundreds of articles with their prices attached. M orris & M il e s . to his brothers where he can be cared w hen iu need of our services. of the second bottle effected a complete Above Pointers are sufficient for the shrewd buyer to to be, but money is of less value Ilian for. i Mosi» V o t a w , C ash . cure.—W. J. Holland, Holland, Va. know th at our Dry Goods Department Is “Just us all One hundred ami thirty-five extra anything else. You might think gold right" as other departments. Chamberlain’s Pain Balm is equally Revival services have begun at the had been demonetized ulong with silver copies of the New Year edition of the Wt! now have on hand a fine llhe of Oregonian have been sold from the post good for sprains, swellings and lameness, Baptist church and it is hoped that the in ’73 or some other past ago. undertaking goods. Wo are ulso mak ARBUCKLE or LION COFFEE, 10c. office an l still there are calls for it. as well as burns, cuts and bruises. For meetings will continue for several weeks. I On Nov. 14, about u month after the ing caskets to suit the trade, both in No limit to quantity. sale at C. F. Moore & Co.'s drug store. Preaching and prayer services each first was written he writes agajn : This is the most complete edition ever cloth and wood covers. All job work On account of the prospective depart night this week, conducted by the pas gotten out by any newspaper on the The Canadian government lias now turned out promptly GOOD COUNTRY BUTTER, 30c. ure of O C. Emery and family from tor. On next Monday evening Rev. established a mail route in conjunction toast. 12-2U4 C . B. Cl'MMIXOS. Seemingly there has Iteen an unusual Newberg they were invited to the resi Ray Paimer of the Second Baptist CONDENSED FROM LAST WEEK’S “ POINTERSi" number of receptions and surprise dence of Mrs. Emma Hill on last Mon Church) Portland, will be here to take charge of the meetings. Rev. Palmer day evening, whore Mr. Emery’s Sun parties held in Newberg during the 5e. S y ru p , b ig b rte k e ts «A c A . & If . S o ria , THE holidays, which may lie taken as an in day school class of young ladies had is a man of wide experience in evange lO c . S y r u p , G imm I 20c M a tc h e s , 7 B o x es listic work, and an interesting speaker. dication that people are feeling a little prepared a nice reception for him and B e a n s . 4 0 p o u n d s * 1.0(1 im * . V in e g a r, p u re easier financially and arc more hopeful where they presented to him a silver All denominations are earnestly re O v e r c o a ts — fin e 25c. * 4 .4 3 8oup, 12 B a rs cake basket as a token of their apprecia quested to join with us in these meet for the future. U m b re lla s , lO e . 4 .1 c K o n s t C o ffe e - ings. A. L a w r e n c e B l a c k , Pastor. tion of his labors for them as teacher. L. M Parker’s residence at Spring- The names of the young ladies of the During the past two years, Mrs. J. W brook is becoming quite popular as a class are the Misses Edna Stratton, Alexander, wife of the editor of the BOOTS and SHOES. resort for Newberg people who want to Oer sales still continue us large as ever —and we sat get out and breathe "country” air. Mabel Edwards, Florence Cook, Stella ¡ Waynesboro, (Miss.) Times, has, in a isfy our customers. Smith, Dell Hampton, Anna Hoskins, great many instances, relieved her baby Probably the yelfftw-legged ch'ckens Edith and Julia Minchin and lone Hill. when in the first stages of croup, by I Y o u rs s tr ic tly fo r b u s in e s s , served up by Mrs. Parker have some It li impossible to promise particular I rat urea that will appear in the On Monday Omer Hodson's team giving it Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. “ AMERICAN MONTHLY ” during the coming year, for H i*r 88 the thing to do with it. M O R R IS Af ILB S made a pretty lively runaway, starting She looks upon this remedy as a house Bookman any», u a great monthly newspaper.” As such, it for President Newlin and some fifteen or from the fruit evaporator near the rail hold necessity and believes that no liet- its readers an illustrated account of the notable things which make the history of twenty of the college students went to road and passing down the street past ter medicine has ever been put in bot the month, of the political, tile Portland on Thursday to attend the the public school building and the tles. There are many thousands of economic, and literary happenings " Ws knew ef no review pubtlthed. In this Inter-State Convention of the Y. M. C. Baptist church. They split the differ- country or In Europe, which combine* to euceeai- mothers in this broad land, who are of which are of value to intelligent A. The new Y. M. C. A. building will , ence when a solid oak tree, standing in fully *s the AateicAM M onthly the alertness, the same opinion. It is the only reme timeliness, and enerry of Journalism with the men and women. The Editor’s he dedicated and a big convention is an i the middle of the street near J. K. DEPOT LUMBER YARD sound Judgment, car-fu’ly weighed opinion, exact dy that can always be depended upon as “ Progress of the World ” tells suc knowledge, and well choaen Engliah of the purely ticipated. The delegation frpm here e Wright’s residence was reached, one NEWBERG, 0BEG0N. literary period leal."—Ter Outlook. a preventative and cure lor croup. The cinctly an illustrated story of the will remain over Sunday. GLASS, DOOII8 LATH, CEDAR. taking one side and the other the op 25 and 50 cent bottles are for sale by C. month. The “ Leading Article»” WINIIOWH, I.IMB. SASH FIR. For coughs, colds, and lagrippe try T, posite side of the tree while the wagon F. Moore A Co., druggists. WKIOIITS MOCUUNOS. SANI*. REDWOOD. . give the best thought and information of the current magazines in five contf TELLW MUM SHINGLES. 1IAIR. CORD. Duncan’s lagrippe cure. The best brought up with a crash against it. nentsi the contributed articles furnish the character sketches of the man of the ETC., ETC. B u lld o r * H a r d w a r e . Mr. Heaton, who lives on the John known remedy, and has no equal. Those Here the horses left the wagon and month, and give timely discussions by authorities on any question of immediate who have used the lagrippe cure and passed on, but were soon caught. I Gubser place on Chehalem Mountain serious import. N E BRITT. Vie» Ere*. » . C. M IL U . Csskltf IESSE EDWARDS, Präsident. say it is good are ae follows: L. Treenail, Little damage was done except the j was In town last Monday morning hav The result of this comprehensive effort to edit in one monthly volume the ing some gunshot wounds examined by Mr Platt, J Hunt, Wm Crater, Mr. Hunt- breaking of a wagon tongue. information needed by intelligent people of “ live” instincts is bat gauged in a physician. His daughter was moving ley, C.Calkins, It.Cooper, Wm. Duncan, the opinions which the readers o l ______________ _______________ _ A box of native Oregon mistletoe was some things in the house which caused Mr. Heath, Mr. Tice, J. Hadley. For sent from th is office to an old bachelor ' the AMERICAN MONTHLY a well loaded shotgun to fall to the floor sale by the West End Drugstore and C. friend at Spicelsnd, Indiana, for the i SPECIAL OFFER have seen fit to express. These when the gun was discharged, the shot F. Moore A Co. arc thinking business men, clergy Christmas holidays, with a note ex-1 passing through an inch ceiling, the The current number men, editors, lawryen, professors, Frank and Will Vestal loaded one of pressing a wish that the said l*chelor weatherboarding and a part of them in-1 and the two preced engineers, the wide-awake women Charley Spaulding’s boat« on an up might get a move on and do the rest. 1 to Mr. Heaton’s person who was outside ing issues. » .............j C A P I T A L S T O C K , $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 ; of America. They write that the river steamer the first of tho week and The other day a card was received stat- 1 the house, come of them struck him AMERICAN MONTHLY “ is went up to Wheatland and stopped ing that the mistletoe had been received in the knee and one in the thumb, the Indispensable ” i “ is simply invaluable l “ is a generous library in itself” i over night, expecting to flm dow n next and due diligence would be persued latter being quite painful. Most of the DIRECTORS: “ a historical cyclopedia of the - -rid” i ‘the best means of aid for a busy man day in the boat and shaot ducks, b it in with a hope of due reward. This gave shot was taken ont of his knee but the B. C. MILES. J . 0 . COLCORÜ I JESSE EDWARDS. the best periodical if the kind we have ever bad ” i “ a triumph of the morning when they went to the a good deal of hope for a change of one in bis thumb he still carries, it be %. » t r i T . K H. WOODWARD. genius ” | “ the world under a field-glass,” ale., etc. river the boat was gone and nowhere heart in this case of long standing but ing difficult to reach and the physiciana to b cfo u n l. They suppose that sum s now here comes ffom the same party a think it will not give him any perma SUBSCRIPTION I ¿ICE, $2.50 P2R YEAR ) E xehfto«t bonghi and »old. 0*nd «ol« Curtí Brate* • of depoatt l««ned payable nt» demand- boat thief got away with it daring the couple of Ayer’s and Hostetter’s alma nent trouble. ADLRESS discount««! D e p o r t rerel red mih)ert to rherk «I aifht, und »frenerai ta n k in g boat«««» night. The boat was lost and the boys nac« which goes to show that this bache llectloua m id « nn ill *cc«a«iblc point» In tb e U n ite d S tate» nod Cmaeda. tram m eled C O ollcctloua friend's mind stiif runs in old chan M onthly R eview of were compelled to return home on the lor C u lt K F.M i*n N i> it n t * —L«dd A lilto n ’*ortl»«d ; Nation# Park B eak. H i e York- The English government has de- nels and consequently his chances for a« lb ait# rtram ir withrot having the pleasure of ^ catching the "new woman are rather clined to enter Into any agreem ent to Stranger» visiting tbe e li/ tre invited to cnll tt tbe beak for In formattato ! 13 ASTOR PI.ACE. N E W YORK * the conteaipUted duck hunt. • tYitz fetap the amatoti »! »tighter of seal«. Correftgnodeoee li»v le*». OKKQONIAN RAILWAY DIVISION PORTLAND AND YAMHILL RAILWAY. START THE NEW TEAR RiSHTI L i have BARRIE & BARRIE, Pointers No. 4 D R Y GO A meri Produce of all kinds taken at all times W. P. HEACOCK, è BANK OF NEWBERG. American Reviews
