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H0DS0N BROS.
m o r n in g .
E d it o r & I’ l ' b l i s u z b .
FIJI D A Y, J A N U A R Y 1», 13Î,*.
Entered a. «ecrmd-class m it ter at the |,o«to9lce
at Newberg, Oregnu.
Physicians claim that rabbits in Iowa
nre infecto! with diphtheria ant) arc
warning the people against eating them.
Aside from the result it is a relief to
know that the senatorial election in
Ohio is over. Tho people are becoming
sick and tired of senatorial deadlock!.
Purrant finally paid tho penalty for
his crime. It is to 1« hoped that the
yellow journals will bo compelled to
wait many years for tho appearance of
another gucli a subject.
Four hundro 1 acres of the Dailey
ranch In Umatilla county will be plante 1
to melons next season und superintend­
ed by a California melon raiser; and
melons can’t be shipped to Klondike
very well'either.
A half dozen republicans combined
xvith the democrats in tho Ohi > iogida-
ture to defeat tho election of Mark
Hanna to the United States senate but
failed in the attempt. Hanna was
elected on Wednesday by a majority of
one vote.
Dr. Sheldon Jackson’s trip to Lap-
land to secure reindeer lor the govern­
ment relief expedition affords him an
opportunity to carry out a long cherish­
ed ambition to stock Alaska with rein­
deer, whether the expedition amounts
to anything or not.
Tho Telephone-Register puts every
Newberg man, who appears on the
streets of McMinnville, down us an ollico
seeker. Kut little attention is paid to it
however for Heath has a reputation for
drawing on that brilliant imagination ol
his liotli in season and out of season.
A barrel ol bran in the barn dont
make a very reliable sale deposit for
money. An old lady in Indiana tried it
and in a short time had a gold standard
now, but she was compelled to butcher
tho old bovine in order to extract the
coin from ono of herHoriosoI stomachs.
The poultry show to be held in I’ort-
land next week will not be patronized by
the Newberg poultry fanciers ns liberally
us in former years. Tho boys say the
management lias fallen into tho hands
of a ring that takes cure to see that the
premiums are placed to order regard­
less of the merits of the birds and that
nvhlM*"—
’ to the favored few Bland
i
I'M OZI T i m C O I N T Y f R K S S .
earth seeking for ¡-.lauds or continents
tojsb o r c o s s v c ic s .
toconfiscate, a nation needs something Exclusive Ciblezrau totb* Globe Democrat,
He porter.
moro tangible and vital than ago to on-
IxiNUON, December J->. No greater
O. O. Ilodson, his uncle J. M., of ■
ablo it to live.—Ulobe Pem.
, mistake could possibly be made than
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; to Imagine that tho Chinese people Portland, und I*’ . \V. Fenton expect to I
One of the pension conundrums jg j will ever acquiesce to Germany s occu- leave next week for various points i!) I
California on a trip combining business j
this: There are only fourteen survivors potion o f Kiao-Chuu Bay, and of the
and pleasure, and will probably be ab­
of tho war of 1812, but 3237 widows o li adjacent territory. Averse as they are sent a mouth. We expect these gen­
soldiers who fought in that war are ! *° concession o f any c f their sollto the tlemen to gather pointers enough on
drawing pensions. This makes nearly 1 detested foreigner, they would gladly beet sugar factories, viticulture and
836 widows to every survivor, and pro- concede to tho Kaiser some infinitely other southern industries to lit them to !
bo oracles when our burg is ready for •
vides food lor thought. When the Sur- richer and more advantageously sit such things.
vivors of the late war begin to (bin out, uatetl port if ho would only consent to
A friend ventures to criticize the j
why their widows can coma to the front withdraw Ids troops from Kiao Chau statement o f tho Reporter, that politi­
and maintain the grand old pension svs- Hay, for in the immediate vicinity of cal parties can develop their m axi­
tern in all its pristine purity. When, • Ih i latter, ami w ithin the sphere mum strength only by strict adherence
lor instance, tho number of survivors claimed by Germany, is situated a to principle
The result of the last
drops to 503,030 the number ol widows temple which tho Chinese regard m , June election, in which tin; so called
ouel.t to he ¿3-3 times as la rue or 117- the most sacred spot in the whole o f union b metallic party cleaned up
the
o u tn tt)U ( —>•-» ii rut h as ia r„i, or i n ,
*
m . .
local platter so nicely, is recited us re-
¡300,OX). So though (be stock of survi- their vast empire.
It Is the temple in j,uttal testimony
ny The
H ie important fact
vors may run low, the supply of widows ! w hich lies entombed in a double coffin, is overlooked that the bimetallic union
is practicably inexhaustible.— Memphis all<* arrayed in twelve different cos- is not a party and never claimed to be
lurries, the body o f Confucius, the It was an organized scramble for the
Appeal.
spoils o f office, in which every element
founder o f that religion, or, rather, of cupidity, greed, discord and discon-
Taxes arc too high all over Oregon. school of philosophy upon which the teat
arrayed against the dominant
The trouble is there is too much govern- entire system o f Chinese civilization, party, und It scored a temporary
triumph.
Its inherent weakness was
inent, too many officials living off tho science, literature and mode of life is
shown at the suec-eding November
people, and nine out of ten of them are baaed. It is a spot so sacred that no election, when the June result was re­
being paid too high a salary for the ser­ provincial governor, no mandarin, no versed. But what of the result of that
vices they render. When we get alegis- official dignitary o f any importance combination upon the two organiza­
lature that will cut off a few offices and never enters upon bis duties without tions, populist and democratic, that
claim to lie political parties represent­
at the same time reduce salaries about having first made a pilgrimage to it, ing living issues? It is the question of
23 per cunt wo may expect lower taxes, the small town in which the tomb of today, and the sagacious men o f both
but not till I lieu. The last legislature Confucius is located belmr regarded parties know it and are contending for
was elected on a pledge of a reduction with tho same degree of veneration by the mastery, which shall survive aud
which sli ill lie submerged. Neither
of taxation, useless commissions were to tbo Chinese as Mecca is by the Mobam- can come out of the combination in as
lie a^iolishu 1 and economy practiced in niedan.s, and us Jerusalem used to be In good relative shape as li went into It,
every lino of the public service. All olden times by tho Christians.
und the members o f both are demoral­
parties went before the people upon this
Tho Chinese are not what can bo ized and uncertain as to precisely the
promise. But why were not useless called a religious people, but they have line of principles they stand for More
compromise, more abandonment o f true
commissions abolished and taxation re- a fanatic reverence for the tombs, not priueip e, is the remedy suggested tiy
It can fur­
dueed and remedial legislation enacted? I only of their ancestors, but o f the great tricky and selfish leaders.
Him ply because U ’ lten, Oglu, Bourne, | men of their nation, and the idea that ther le said that the republican, in
some details of its management preced­
Barkley, Jones & Company refused to j the last resting place of tile great Can­ ing tin; June election, was not ns un­
al low it done by preventing tbo house fuciils should be defiled by the presence compromisingly true to its own doc
to organize for the transaction of busi- or propinquity o f the abhorred foreign ' trines and traditions as it should have
ness, and notwithstanding their prom- ■ devils is exasperating popular feeling been. and^ that^it lost iriany^votes^a
ises would do the same tiling again if | throughout China to such a degree result. N o party can afford to stultify
itself for tlie sake o f holdiug office,
opportunity offered,—Oregon City E u -1 against the white races in general, and least of all the republican.
terpriso.
against the Germans III particular, that
A lousiness P a r a b le .
j European and American massacres
\V. S. U'Hen is touring tho state in­ may bo looked for at. any moment to
Once a farmer had one thousand and
terviewing leading populists. For a : add still further complications to tho eight hundred bushels of wheat, which
poor man he spends large sums of | situation.
The coast line o f China is lie sold, not r.o a single grain merchant,
money. The people will soon lo led to j not hundreds but thousands o f miles but to one thousand eight hundred
believe that lie received more than $30 l in length, and if the Kaiser had different dealers, a bushel each. A few
for refusing to qualify at Salem and per­ ( searched from one end to the other of them paid him in cash, but far the
mit an organisation of the legislature. thereof ho could not possibly have greater number said it was uot con-
The useless commissions and money picked out u spot tho occupation o f venient then, but would pay later,
A
ANTE D-TUUST W O R TH Y AND A C TIV E
brokers, who profit by buying the war­ which would bo more likely to exits
few months passed, and the man’s
gentlem en or ladies to travel for respon- ,
rants at u discount, can afford to pay perate the Chinese than Kaio-Cbau
slble,
established house in Oregon. Mouthly
bank account ran low. ‘ ‘llow is this?” $<>.'>.00 and
expenses. Position steady. R e fe r­
well for such acts of treachery.—Oregon Bay. By carefully fanning this exasp­
lie said. “ My one thousand eight hun­ ence. Enclose self addressed stamped en v e l­
ope. The Dominion Company, Dept. Y Chicago.
City Fress.
eration, and at the same time by train­ dred bushels of grain should have kept
ing und equipping the soldiers of tlie me in affluence until another crop is
A good many eastern people nre put­
Emperor Kwangsu, the Russians may raised, but I have parted with the grain
ting in their appearance in Lane county,
yet find it possible to force the retreat and have instead only a vast number
and a groat many more are to come dur­
of the Germans from Kaio-Cbau Buy o f accounts, so small aud scattered that
ing tli.5 ensuing year, in search of homes
without L^lng themselves compelled to I cannot get around mid collect it
%
in a land that is freo from drouths and
Giftce 2 doors west o f H ill’s Drug store.
draw tho sword.
fast enough to pay expenses.” So he
terrible storm, blizzards in the winter
1st. street, Newberg, Oregon.
Tlie family o f Confucius, who died posted up a public notice and asked all
and destructive cyclones in tlie summer.
nine years before tho birth of Socrates, those who owed him to pay quickly.
It is refreshing for a man from drouth
und, therefore, about four centuries be­ But few came The rest said. “ Mine is
stricken regions of tho middle West to
E. W. Rossi ter.
fore Christ, is s ill in existence, and tho only a small matter, and I will go aud A. J. Kossiter-
corao here and see instead of barren
only one in China that bears the title pay, one of these days," forgetting that
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wastes, a profusion of vegetables, fruits
of Duke, or, rather, the Chinese equiv­ though each account \va3 very small,
and green grasses that remind him of
alent thereof. It was but the other when all were put together they meant
the ideas ho has formed of the product­
day that an edict in tho Imperial Ga­ a large sum to the man. Things went O ffic e and Residence at Dr. G. W. McConnell’s
ive "F ar West.” The impression gain­
old stand.
zette at Fekin proclaimed that ‘‘inas­ on thus: the man got to feeling so bad­
ed is ono that can never he erased from
much as through wars, floods and re- ly that he fell out of bed and awoke,
his mind and ho is glad to be in a coun- i
hellions the lands granted for the Blip- and running to bis granary found bis
try where ho at least can raise enough |
port of the dukedom o f Kunz have be- one thousand eight hundred bushels of ^ T T O R N E Y - A T - L A W .
to eat. Those who have come hero with
come alienated and lost, tho imperial wheat still safe there lie ha I only
a few hundred dollars to enable thorn |
and had’t sold his
to get a start, are congratulating them j government has decided to make to the been dreaming,
present duke, und to the future bearers wheat at all.
W ill practice hi all the courts cf the state.
solves upon their good fortune, while
attention given to probate work, the
o f tbo title,an annual allowance equiv­
Moral—The next day tho man went Special
writing of deeds, mortgages, contracts and the
tlioso who arrive hero without any
alent to tho sum originally yielded by to the pub isher o f his paper and said: drafting o f all legal papers.
means find themselves but little better
N e w b e r g . O re g o n .
tho ducal estates at the time when ‘ Mere, sir, is the pay for your paper; O fficf . — Second Floor
off than they formerly were.—Eugene
they were granted."
Tho present and when next year’s subscription is Rank of New berg Building.
Journal,
Duke is tho seventy seventh in direct due you can depend on me to pay it
line from Confucius, and, strange to ! promptly. J stood in the position of
Almost any women can capture a man
relate, his f. ce and figure present a an editor lust night, and I know how
by the use of a little powder. Many n
striking resemblance to the portraits it feels to have one’s honestly earned
women who cannot drive a nail or a
that tho old graven stones still present money scattered all over the country
horse can drive a man
It is easy to he
o f tho founder o f Chinese etvillza’ ion. in small amounts."
(Y e llo w Stoac Park L ic e )
funny when your board bill is paid and
you are feeling good. Home men are The Duke lears the hereditary title of
TH E O N L Y DINING C AR ROUTE FROM
Yen Hliing Kung, which means “ Ever
Mrs. Mary Bird,Harrisburg, Pa. says,
useful at a dance who are of no account
PO R TLA N D TO TH E EAST.
TO TH E YELLO W STO NE
any where else. It never cools a man off Hacred Duke," and like all his seventy- ‘ ‘•My child is worth millions to mo; yet TH E O N L Y ROUTE
n a t io n a l p a r k .
six ancestors before him has lived in a I would have lost her by croup had I
when tbo street-sprinkler throws water
not invested twenty five cents in a bot-
on him. Women look at a secret as palace situated in the immediate virili­
LEAVE
I ’- I 1 •• I” »t. F<> U
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ty
o
f
the
tomb
and
memorial
temple
of
tie
of One Minute Cough Cure."
It
men look at whisky—too good to keep.
No. 1
1 Fast mail for Kalama,
j cures coughs, colds and all throat and
When one is nimble to meet obligations, his Illustrious ancestor.
Kelso. Castle Rock, Win-
F. Moore A Co.
lock. Chohalls, Central-
they meet him at every turn. Every!
“ " ,u,,t lK> U»«r.iuKl.Iy understood lung troubles.
a Folk
county
unmarried
and
blessedness, made a
his paper freo of
• to every maiden
. .v.iu iiOl address, photograph
and a lock of her huir to him before
Jan. 1, 1838. lfe now h is the largest
circulation in tho neighborhood, sup­
plies a mattress factory with huir, it ml a
cigarette factory with pictures, deriving
a good income from hU sales.
INEW BERG CLOTHING H O U S E .™ ™ » ™
NECKWEAR, a fine line.
SWEATERS, a full line at low prices.
MUFFLERS, finest and cheapest.
INEWBERG CLOTHING HOUSE.!
HODSON BROS.
zmioiste 'S’
POCKET
HODSON BROS.
insr t o t j h
By buying Drugs and Family Medicines,
Perfumery and Notions, Paints, Oil, Wall
Paper, School Books and Stationery, of
CL IF1
- üÆOOIRiIB
&
CO.
lä£ögf*Can make money for you.
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ELMER P. DIXON,
GROCERIES.
FRESH
JOSEPH WIESOH.
DENTIST
PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS.
Newberg
- Oregon.
GLAFIEHGE BUTT.
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s GLE-A.IT.
BUSTINE
D U S T I N E W ill not impart a moral character to a man, but If cleanliness Is
D U S T I N E next to godliness D U S T IN E Is a mighty good thing to have
D U S T I N E about the house or place o f business, for it can do marvels in
D U S T I N E keeping floors, furniture, and woodwork in a clean, wholesome
D U S T I N E and attractive condition, ft is a genuine and durable application
D U S T I N E for floors of all kinds, natural or painted wood, or linoleum, pre-
D U S T I N E venting all dust from arising while sweeping.
No sprinkling or
D U S T I N E scrubbing is necessary. It is odorless, cheaper than paint, urn)
D U S T IN E lion-inflamable.
One great advantage it has, worn parts can bo
renewed without the patch showing. It ought to be in every place of business,
a n d e s p e c ia lly on e v e r y 9clititiI-fioii.se In the land.
Send all orders, and enquiries to Bustine C o.r »
N o . 1 1 4 F ir s t S t., C o r t la n d , O re .
Northern Pacific.
A teacher in a public school not many
miles from Milton, having instructe 1 a
pupil to purchase a grammar, received a
note thus worded from the child's moth­
er:
“ i do not desire for Lulu shall
engage in grammur as i prefer her en­
gage in youthful studies and can learn
her how to spok and write properly my­
self. i have went through two gram­
mars myself and can’ t say us they did
me no good, i prefer her engage in ger­
ia, South Reud. Monte-
man and drawing and vokal music on \ one knows a sure remedy for something I ,hnt «».vtidu g which can possibly he j
•ano, Aberdeen, Ocosta,
A man who makes up calendars says
the piano.”
Olympia. Tacoma, Seat­
ho hasn’ t got him self.-St Louis 11 .mm- |
'»» » profanation o f this tomb that no century can begin oil Wednes­
tle, Victoria, Pt. Tow n ­
I will (ill tho hearts of at least t.$o-
send, Klleasburg, Kos-
lyn. North
Yakim a,
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I thirds of the 400,000,000 members of day, Friday or Hunday; llie same cul
There will lie another legislature
! Sprague. Cheney, Spo­
endarcan
be
used
every
twenty
years;
kane,
Pullman,
Gar­
elected in Oregon some time, and when
Now it is proposed to seat a sooret.iry i the Chinese race with such feelings of
field, Farmington, Mos
the same day o f the week ushers in
it is elected the farmers should know
cow, Uniontown, Gen­
of
rallies
and
mining.
Ii
this
thing
goes
horror
and
fury
that
they
will
cheer-
who is going from their respective dis­
January and October; April and July; 1:00 P. M. esee, Ross laud, B. C ;7 :3 0 P
tricts and know what lie intends doing on wo shall presently have a secretary j fully sacrifice their lives in order to lie September and December; February,
Trail, B. C ; Nelson. B.
0. ; Kaslo,
Missoula,
for their interests before be goes.— Fa- of boots and shoeing, another of butter ! revenged for the indignity upon the
Butte, Anaconda, H ele­
March
and
November.
May,
June
and
eitic Farmer.
and egging, and so on, until every do -\
foreigner they encounter.
If 1
na, St. Paul, Minneapo­
lis, Kansas City, Orna
Yes, for instance the inquisitive farm­ partincnt of commerce o r industry is enM attention of tho readers o f the August begin on different days from
ha. Council Bluffs. St.
er might ask tho legislative candidate if represented in the cabinet. The modern i ¡lobo-Democrat to tills circumstance, each otln r and from every otner month.
Louis, Chicago. Wash­
in gton New York. Phil-'
The
first
and
lust
days
o
f
the
year
are
ho would do anything at all, or whether mania seems to l>e to have ourselves it Is because it is destined to become n
adelphin. Boston, and
all points East an«!
lie would refuse to either fish or cut governed as much as po -iMc. f.oui • very important factor in flic present tho same. These rules do not apply to !
Southeast
leap year.
bait, as tho members did at the last ses­ villo Times.
situation in China, is certain to in­
sion who refae I to help organize the
fluence the policy o f the Chípese, and
3 DAY'S to Minneapolis, Omaha,
O il o f <ilaclne*A
City, and St. Paul.
house.
Homo men Pa Y e a most dlatresssng has been cntiu ly lest eight of until Is a pleasant, palatable preparation, en­
2 DAYS to Milwaukee ami Chicago.
New
now.
1'^
DAYS
to
Washington Philadelphia Eaa>
habit of carrying their business home
tirely free from all oily taste, and may
York and Boston, and other
c m a r i.n ir o u i.ii.s
with
them in the evening and
cm point,«..
be administered Internally or applied
Illoml ll 111 I » 11 .
Burgage cheeked through to destination of
This session of congress may er may j lying awake at night to think als>ut it.
The many different skin diseases such externally. It will remove all pain ticket.
For sleeping-car reservations, tickets, maps
not lie n long one, but it seems safe to ; Tills is a had habit, which any one with as ring worm, tetter, salt rheum, erysip­ tiiv-t ‘'human flesh is heir to,” if prop­
anti fu ll information, call on or w rite
predict that Hawaii will bo American any sort of control over himself can elas, eczema, itching or an eruption of erly applied, and might be rightly
territory before it ends. Undoubtedly J break up. The conclusion of tbo whole pimples, postules, blotches, chaps or termed “ a panacea for all ills."
Price
the annexation project is stronger now matter is that man walketh in a vain
cracking open of the skin, scrofula, are •3d cents. For sale by all Druggists.
than it was a month ago, when congress shadow and disquieteth himself in vain, direotly the cause of impure Mood.
No. 108,340 asks: ‘ ‘('an a person ex-
convened. Tho land-grabbing in China, and the most unhappy man is tho one Wilbur's Blood 1’ uriiier is acknowledged
235 M o rr is o n St.. C o r. 'T h ird .
ami llio disposition of Germany’ ami w ho thinks everything is wrong, and it to tv the best medicine known for any pect to escape pun ishment for tlie fol­
low, ing outrage: ‘Say 1 Juneau Yukon
some of the other European countries to is his es|tccial calling to sot it right. of these unsightly complaints.
Price
pick up all the territory not appropriated Fretting causes our foo I to remain un­ i tl.CO per bottle. For sale by nil Drug­ «lia gold in A ’n- ka when weather is
cold enough •,> C h ill'« cat?— Dyca
by sumo other powerful nation, has digested, it withers out locks and makes gists.
“c i'."” W o bo; j the punishment will
—
raised up many new friends for 11a- ' wrinkles and imparts the bicycle face.—
At a recent Good Bonds meeting in be made to tit the crime.
Baltimore Hun.
waiiun annexation.—(ilolie Deni.
• - “
Albany, N Y , a speaker appealed for
It is ea.-y to ca v li a cold and just as
President Jordon of Stanford Univer­ road Improvement, and urged wheel­
the Chinese Minister is right, of
easy to get rid of it if yon commence
course, in saying that “ Chinese civili­ sity does not seem to approve of the sys­ men not to be content with side paths. early to n-e ('tie Minute Cough Cure.
He
advised
tlie
cyclists
not
in
get
side
zation is the oldest known.”
China is tem of taxation in vogue in California,
It cures coughs, colds, bronchitis, pneu­
the only nation which spans the guli be­ for in a recent address he says: ‘ ‘There tracked by accepting paths, and main­ monia. and ul! throat anti lung troubles.
tained
that
"
I
f
only
ride-paths
wore
is
no
principle
of
taxation
more
unjust
tween ancient times ami tho mod >rn
It is pleasant to take, safe to use and
age. No other nation which st.iol when in its operations, nor more objectionable built, that, eventually, there would be sure lo cure. C. F. Moore A Co.
a
the Empire of ltouio fell stands now. iu its efforts than tho one adopted by a spirit, on the part o f those using the
— ---»
—
Solicits
the
patronage o f his old Indiana
roads,
to
compel
the
cyclers
to
take
to
tho
constitution
of
California.
This
is
China was old tieforo the Roman L n-
Unman nature doesn't change much.
Friends who seed watch repairing done.
pire was founded, or even Indore Romu­ the principle that all property rhould lie side paths.”
Eighteen centuries ago a prating barber
asked Arehclnu* how he would Iv •2TO M orrison St.
lus got his first glimpse of the the site of taxed alike without regard to tho pur­
A 1.1» Nai:r<t.
In other
tho seven-hilled city. It was old lie- pose for which it is used.
He answered, “ In silence."
Consumption and bronchitis are not trimmed
l ’ O K T I.A N D , OR.
fore the curtain first rose on the id .re of words, a public museum, or library, or by any means the same, although it M
A N ew York d i v says the season's
history. In fact, China is so old tl.nt kindergarten, must be taxed just the hard to distinguish one from tho other
tho dropping of half n dozen centuries same as if it were a bicycle factory, or a Bronchitis is an Inflammation o f the football Casilalities show eight killed,
N. D I
seventeen injured for life, and a total
from its annals makes too slight a differ­ railway or telephone plant. • • •
lining o f the wind tubes or air vessels
S
H
ORTHAND.
ence in its age for the ordinary mind t<> No other state in the world receives gift» o f the lungs, causing soreness o f the of £Sd maimed in various ways.
C r j p n i c OTOce.
grasp. The trouble with Chinese civili­ for public uses in so cold a spirit as Cali­ same, cough, sore throat, h'inreancss,
When the
cf pork
o w ‘
zation is that it is moss-grown. It does fornia. No other state, on receiving a difficulty o f breathing, spitting o f n u t­
: arile
not respond to tlie influence* of the gift, proceeds at once to tax it out of e x ­ ter and sometimes blood. Thousands
rmrr I pen
Make ynur »elec­
modern period. China does not exist; istence. Other civilize I states meet the die annually with this dread disease.
tion* o f fine sta­
generous giver half way and double his
it vegetates. In these days, when |vffit. gilt. California plunders his donzti n Wilbur's Cough Cure w ill euro. Price
l a ! her time has traded his scythe fur tionery from the well selected stock at
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'cafe ireairs like William II. roam the
fh hh
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Local Meat,
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JOHN A. BECK,
WATCHMAKER
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