Newberg graphic., April 29, 1898, Image 2

A T T IIK XKITIIEtlU t II1 1!« Il KS-
wepp and prey, and implore the return
stoned by a government to wage war. !
Hut
Tlie iiuluceineut to ludivlduala to un-1 Wliat Ilia I'lilu r. h I i I - U huuumim M. of the vision but it comes not.
t ln ist is ut your side with the words
dertuke tlio expense of privateering is |
for .Next Suntlny.
of a greater miracle.
You hear Him
to make money, since tlie stilus ‘ bey |
ISSl'KD EiVerfr m inar mokmno .
say, blessed is lie that overcometh, and
( K t K ' l l AN Si »U SCUM ENTS,
you look - iip
leurs wttu
with
. o . i . - , .
. .
k " through
- 1" >gn your
.our icurs
— . may capture, with the cargoes, become l
rl.e Ladns Aid Society of the M. I'-- tlie victorious shout tluit it (i better ir> 1
^K. H. WoÒtiwARD, Entronà P ubusucb . for the most part their property.
church w ill give an ice cream social at be in*dc strong than to tie protected.
The special function o f privateers I * , Masonic Hall next Tuesday night.
AH The church Ims so often tieen blessed
to -prey upon merchunt ships. They are invited.
; HI,<1 uplifted tiy the work of evangelists.
F R ID A Y , A P R IL St), 1S?8.
Wo believed in that method of work,
have been defeuded upon the ground
it lias often hrouglit
|u.ip u ut 8,Jtuu
MIt! HOP 1ST EPlaCOfAL CHClttH
that seizure of an enemy's private prop­
.
I
lime
it does not come, and there seems
V a le re ,! as «tenn i eis*» til m er nt the postonici
erty of whatever character is legitimate
H ie pastor spoke In the evening 0,1 t ise to put our faith in. We iiave for-
at Nawbsrg, Oregon.
warfare, since to iuipuir his wealth the theme, “ Tlie Hero of the Exodus." gotten to put our faith anil confidence
Moses is one of the towering way- wholly in God
Christ stands at our
must weaken Ills lighting power.
With a good clean ticket the repuhli-
Thomas JelFersnn, during the wkr of marks of human thought and progress. »¡dB “ ” e r" ourn over our needs us He
‘cans will Win the election in Yamhill
1812 14, wrote, "L e t nothing he spared T b - n . . „ , v l „ 8 Hilellty, lb . » » «
b
.
'
3
r
U
S
£ 6
'county in June*. ,
to encourage them,” and American
and the splendid genius o f that tiiuti of miracles and not in Him
For He is
privateers In that war certainly
did God have beeu the the admiration of all | able aud anxious to deliver in some
If our war fleet proves to he as sue-
of jollier way, which might possibly bring
‘nestful when the Spanish fleet is met as enormous damage to Hritlsh commerce, succeeding generations. The Llrtli
greater blessings and strength 'to the
Ht has been in raking in Spanish mer-| Y e t tod ay the best opinion is against Moses occurred at a time when Hie |churcl,. The farmer believes in the
j BOii und the
labor hut forgets
chsntrnen tl.e war will soon end.
H '«lr u» ° ‘ Authorities like Captain .Pharaoh of Egypt
. . had adopted severe ..........
. rain und
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1 Muhaft have b ' iowii that privateers do ; repressive measuret* against the Iaruel to believe in Uod. Lei us not believe in
N E W B E R G G R APH IC.
The
YAM IIILL LEADS THE A\ OULD!
N E W B E R G L E A D S Y A M H IL L !
H U D S O N B U G S. L E A D N E W B E I I G !
In Men’s, Youth’s and Boy’s Fine Clothing,
Shoes, Furnishings, Hats and Caps. Our Goods
have been selected with the greatest care fropa
the stock of the largest wholesale houses in thé
U. S. We make you prices that w ill not justify
your making a trip to Portland.
Portland prices on Suits 810.00; our price 87.50.
Portland prices on Shoes 84.50 and 85.00; our price 83.50.
Our Spring and Summer stock includes a ll
Styles and Prices. I f you wish a common,
every day suit we can furnish it for $5. Some­
thing to wear on state occasions, $13 to $18.
Com o anti e.vmnlno o n r Goods
three-ply party in their convea-
the Issue o f war.. which are ¡He. to crush their spirit and reduce* ¡ * iT p n a f.lo h ^ t u t * M ie v e * i f H?®
«lion last ^oridry thruefl down sheriff decided by navies on the sea, or by ur- their rapidly Increasing numbers I h -y llg 0Ue for all times aud all emergencies. before; you »end your m oney to
*Henry and clerk Dukenflcld. Some soro ‘®fW* on 'lie land. Atrocious us war | had lit-en taken from their paHtoriul j
____
o th e r p la ce» w h e re you ean not
spots are reported to lx-left that are not |‘“ « y 1». 'lie nineteenth century has pursuits and impressed into service in
BAPTIST CHURCH.
hope to g e t a penny hack.... .
witnessed a strong und concerted effort the brick yards, and in drawing water
over in day.
Looking through a darkened glass,”
to reduce Its horrors and losses to the from tlie Nile for irrigating tlie crops, "E y e hath not seen nor ear heard.”
and in dlgg'ng canals
A canal dug
As the question of pirivateering is very lowest terms.
between trio Kile und Red Sea in Hie 1 Cor. 2:0. "F o r now we see.through a
The Interests of commerce arc so uni time of Pharaoh Necho cost 120,000 gloss darkly.”
much discussed just now, an article on
this subject taken from tho Youth's j v e " » l that naturally the greut marl lives.
Such
were
the
burdens
W e live in a world o f beauty. Yet
time powers have tried to save privute
Companion will he lotinil in this issue of *'
is m «
i i -W oj V i r « ; s . * s s «»»• :
property from umiecessHry ravages. In
the Graphic which will be of interest.
however Increased hi severity and the er8, coul” I ,” ve 1° the deptli of tliesea
I860, the fum'ius Declaration of Haris aid vent of the great law giver like the and bring you her rielwst pearl; could f
Our unit g o V ern 6 r*W IM l^ P ^ w t*^ WON signed by Great IirlU tti^ ^ y ^ c e , birth of Christ was "'-''¡T“ ' ....■"••'hlehv. .nHr__ l.cjo ihe y h i|rhd hi-t y,.n» and
son, a credit to lief fair name at home Prussia, Austria, Russia, Turke^and tlie laughter of innocents Hut through pluck for you Oie brightest star that”
the watchful cure of a kind providence
and nbroad. We are not very sentiruen- Sardinia; “ Privuti erlng is aud remains the wrath of man was made io praise sparkles there, could I traverse land
'tul, hut the privilege of voting for a gov­ abolished.'1
God for the very child, whose life was and sea, could I exploro the universe
Most of the other nations became sought nhovc ull others, was takeu into and gather all he most beautiful things
ernor born and bred andattlietimeof his
the very bosom of the destroyer to be­ o f creation and cast them at your feet,
signers
of
the
declaration,
hut.
not
Hpuin
selection toiling upon un Oregon farm,
come the future deliverer of his en­
will lie like having honey along with our or the United Hlutes. Our government, slaved people.
I could give you a hint of tlie beauties
not wishing to sign when asked to do
Urtflid and butter.—Reporter.
Tliermutliis the princess took him of heaven.
to In 18-50, agreed to Join in tira declar­ when hut a child Into the presence of
"Flye hath not seen.” We live in a
Members of the three-ply pajty wild ation if It were made more sweeping Pharaoh and placed him in Ids arms world o f sweet music. And yet, were
Pharaoh HOC him on his knee and
have been expressing great hilarity over Tlie other powers declined to adopt playfully put the crown upon his lieud. I able to blend ihe volee of "die bird,
the murmur of the brook, the music of
the fact that brotherly love among the what was known us the Marcy amend- The child climbed down and placing stringed instruments, and the song of
tlie crown on ihe floor put Ids foot upon 'ruined choirs into one glad harmony;
Multnomah republican factions has been rri* nt ns they were expected to do.
rather a minus quantity, now have j In 1801, when tlie Confederate gov it A sacred scribe stood near, who, were I able to blond all Hie sweet
years before, bail prophesied the birth
something in their own ranks to claim eminent proposed to issue "letters of of a Hebrew who should humble Egypt sounds of earth ami sky Into one glad
song of praise to the God o f creation, I
murque,”
that
is,
to
commission
priva­
their undivided attention. The fusion
Seeing Moses lie cried, "T ills oil King could tiut give you Hie faintest idea o ff
teers,
Secretary
fctuwurd
offered
to
sign
Is tlie child who will humble Egypt. the music of heaven. "E a r hath uct
vlcftien’ts don’t fuse to entire satisfaction
the declaration o f Paris; but Englund Slay him then and save Hie Egyptians heard.”
und the end is not yet.
We see through a darkened g! is», hut
and Frutice objected. Hlnce then the from their feurs and cease the Hebrews
from their hopes.
"Hut tlie princess praise the Lord—we see. W e see many
Mr. Geer is well known in the centers mutter bus not been discussed.
seized tlie child and Imre Idm away.
things all about us which we do not un-
Tlie Culiaii troubles have drawn
Mimes was lorn in a literary uge. ilerst oul. We ive in the midst o f one
'of population.
So his campaign work
Tlie
Egyptian
phi
'»»ciphers
were
tlie
grin d puzzl", und nothing perhaps puz-
will lie confined to Coos, Currv, Douglas, | "P*cl“ l »ttenllon to (lie fact that Spain
N o t i c e t o i're<litoi'H.
>*cVson, Josephino, Klamath, Lake,' 1,us " ot " ' « » « I 'lie Declaration o f Parts. school masters of tlie race. "H e was zl s us less than our own existence. If
learned io uli tlie learning o f the Egyp we cannot understand the created how
In th e C o u n ty C o u rt o f the S tate o f O re g o u
Grant, Harney, Malheur, Baker and ad- i
ease o f war witli the United States, Huus" und commanded the same re
may we expect to understand tlie j I f n - » r t h t h e e i n C i o t u t e n r t y o f o f t h Y e a E m s h t a i l t l e . o f f
joining counties—to the “ cow counties." j Spain’s privateers could Inflict hut speet tli.it tlie most ta ented co lege creator?
A tiiirn il H t a n e ro u g h , D e c e a s e d .!
He will no doubt add thousands of Vcttes
because our foreign graduate commands today.
We do not understand God
Wo • . N o t i c e i s h e r e b y g i v * * n t h a t t h e u n d e r s i g n e d
H e chose the military career and won think we do. We see a picture o f tlie i h a v i n g b e e u a p p o i n t e d b y t l i e C o u n t y C o u r t o f
Irudo
moves
'urgely
in
foreign
ships.
to the whole ticket, and help the dis­
! th e State o f O re g o n for th e C o u n ty o f Y a m h ill
great fame in wurs with tlie Hltlites
Rut ! a s t h e A d m i n i s t r a t o r o f t h e E s t a t e o f A b a g i i l
In wur, even more than in peace, our aud Ethiopians. A t forty years o f age morning and we say “ it is real.”
trict and county ticket.—Statesman.
we go out on tlie mountain side ami j S U n b r o u g h , d e c e a s e d u o w t h e r e f o r e a l l p e r s o n s
goods would be curried under neutral Moses was a man of spledid talents; to witness the rising of the suo, we feel h a v i n g c l a i m s a g a i n s t s s t d E s t a t e a r e h e r e b y
The nomination of T. T. Geer for gov-
>nd the principle Is so well estali- Ids intellectual acquirements were tile ha my bret-ze ami brea lie the morn­ n w o i t t i h f i t e h d e a p n r d o p r e e r q v u o i r u e c d h e t r o s t p o r e t h s e e n t s a s i d a i d a d C r l a a i n i m i s s -
added military genius; having been ing air, then \ye return and look ut tlie i t n t n r a t t h o o i l i c e o f L . F , H a l l i n N e w b e r g i n
srnor will moot with great favor with |
u neutral flag protects from
reared among royalty lie was thorough picture
It is a very tame aliair. j Y a m h i l l C o u n t y O r e g o n w i t h i n s i x m o n t h »
tlie rank and file of the republican party seizure the goods of u belligerent, not ly versed in tlie science o f government so while here la-low we see many Die- i f r o m t h e d a t e o f t h i s n o t i c e .
e w b e r g O r e g o n , t h i s 25 t h d a y o f
cnntruhund
of
wur,
that
a
weak
mari­
and the art of diplnitiucy; mid Ids e x ­ lures, sliawows ami types, hut we must I M a D r a c t h e d A. a t t>. N lsns
whose candidate he was. It is a well
A M O S C STANBItoruil,
known fact that Mr. Goer was not, nor time power like Spain wouiti hardly tensive truvels fitted him in a pecu iar look through a darkened glass. We do | b r o A i r i i v m ' l i i n _ _ i - _ t _ r _ a _ t _ o _ _ r _ o _ t _ - t h o _ _ t _ ' a _ t _ n _ t _ o _ _ o _ f _ _ A _ _ b _ o _ ^ _ a _ l _ l _ _ _ S _ t _ u _ n _ -
way
as
a
historian,
tils
future
us
tlie
never has been a candidate of the bosses, dure to violate It. — Youth's Companion- ruler of Egypt certainly was bright, rot understand fully tlie excellency of
the Savior.
“but bo is tho candidate of the masses
hut God I iiii I in store for him u grander
Some years ago a young man was
HKLATIVK Flllll'KS.
culling and a more exalted throne.
anti they will elect him by a roiieuig
hung in a certain city for murdering - -
Having
found
himself
a
Hebrew
and
Compnrl.on
of
Men,
Money
and
hie
lather. A few years later the moth­
majority next June.—Grami Rondo Ad­
Credit.
being moved by the injustice o f their er o f that young man on her death bed
vocate.
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The Britisli ailmirality office recently bondage ho was seized with the ambi­ confessed to having committed] the
tion to deliver them.
How many
Californians who have been inclined made a careful compilation of tho ser­ would renounce a throne out of liig-i crime. Many religious papers In the
commenting upon it sniii It gave us a
to poke fun at Oregon on account of our viceable vessels of I lie United Stales and ness of doty? Such was tlie sucriflce good idea of tlie love o'f Christ—the son
rainfall are kindly invited to take a \ ° I Spain. This list is made by disinter- j of Moses. lie was rooking for a human died for his mother. Rut Christ died
spring vacation and leave their sun , cHted experts, and should he reliable ami deliverance not a Divine, hut Israel not for his mother or his brother hut
was destined to he led .forth by tho
Y o u c a n h a v e it a l l f o r
Scorched fields for a season and como | unprcdjudiced. The list thus made s I iowh stafl'and not by tlie sword, in tlie spirit for his avowed enemies Can we con­
ceive of liiS goodness" W e see through
I
Spain’s
navy
to
consist
o
f:
Serviceable
l ’ or. m .
over into a country where ntttuKe is do­
o f meekness, not of anger His first la glass darkly.
We do not understand
Monili
M o n ili
ing everything for Oregon that could he armored ships, 6: hnarinorcd ships, 28; blow for emancipation was a mistake, God's providence. We ate often led to
ir the E v e n in g Te le g ra m , of P o rtla n d
Asked.
Our orchards are loaded down effective torpedo flotilla, 14. Tho ser­ und lie fled us u revolutionist He i>e- question (i d ’s dealings with us. W hy
eume u shepherd, he was a disappoint­
O re gon .
It is th e la rg e s t e v e n in g
witli fruit ulreody set, our pastures are viceable ships of the United States, ac­ ed man, hitter wtis Ids mi-givings, nnif should we suffer? Why should we sor­
n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h e d i n O r e g o u . it
row? Why should we lie bereaved?
c o n ta in s a ll th e n e w s o f th e state a n d
green with grass und our grain (id 1' are cording to tlie same authority, are: Ar­ deep were the wounds in his ambitious May we not see even a cause for all
o f th e n a tio n . T r y it fo r a m o u t h . A
s a m p le c o p y w ill b e m a ile d to y o u
forcing a fine harvest along with all pos- mored ships, 12; unarmored ships, 27; spirit "Rut he endured ns seeing him these tilings
through a darkened
free. A d d re ss
who is invisible.” His vanity died in glass Heaven will l e made more en-
and
serviceable
torpedo
vessels,
20.
e-lMb speed:
THE TKLKGKAM,
Thus, it will tie seen that Spain has 48 Midian. In the deserts lie learmd the i JoyuIde to tie by our suffering here. We
P o r t l a n d , Or.
lessons of fulth and patience uud hu­ cannot understand what lietrven will
The reports of tlie eflccts of tlie long serviceable vessels to oppose 59 similar manity.
I e like—because we have seen nothing
continued drouth in California seem to vessels in the navy of this country.
By fulth lie returned to Egypt ami like it. \Ye cannot understand wlmt
be well founded. A prominent San Fran­ These (¡gurus do not take into account led his people out; by faith lie neared we will he like when we meet tlie Lord
tlie
promised land; lie saw its beauties in glory. "R u t we know we shall be \ I W A N T E D T R U S T W O R T H Y A N D A C T I V E
cisco house is mailing circulars to fruit the auxiliary navies recently purchased,
j > V
g e n t le m a n o r la d ie s to tra v e l fo r re s p o n ­
from tlie mountain height, lull lie en­ like 11iin.”
sib le . e s ta b lis h e d h o u s e in O re g o n . M o n t h ly
gnTwcrs throughout Oregon which con- | hut since purchasing liejuu the ndvan tered not in, for he was escorted by an­
Wc see through a darkened glass now i | f if ) . O i l m i d e x p e n s e s . P o s i t i o u s t e a d y . K e f c r -
tain the following atatertient i From re- j tuge in buying lias un loulitedljt been gels into die heavenly t'anaim that because wc are incapable o f seeing nth l e n e e . E n c l o s e s e l f - a d t i r e s s e d s t a m p e d e n v e l *
o pe. T h e D o m in io n C o m p a n y D e p t. Y C h ic a g o .
liable information we I irvo coming to ua with this country. Ho at lust, it may bo 'And of promise we all should seek
erwisa.
But death will remove the
glass,
will
drive
away
the
c'ouds,
and
every day from different sections of the said that the United Suites naval light-
then we wBi see Jesus ns he is and
PlliRNDH C m R( II.
eoitnlry, we would infer that tlie fruit | ing machine ia SO per cent more effect-
know us we are known
* T y p o w r i t i n <x
Oil Sunday morning tlie pastorspoko
•ten« h» points to M very abort. There j ivc than that oi .Spain. So much for
In Spring nnd Summer Styles.
from
lolin
11:21.
"A
n
d
Martha
said
wiil be but very few nprieots nnd ifib tihlpe.
A Lie Nailed.
peach crop will lie exceedingly light. It
On tlie question of men the advantage
Unto Jesus, if thou t.adst h.-eii here my Consumption and bronchitis are not
Shorthand
is more than possible that Hun Franciaeo
is almost too obvious to need pointing
! brother had not died ”
by any means the same, although it is
Cut biased and prices cut in
Will ho the highest market in the Uni- out. In 1884 Hie population of Spain \ Our faitli is so poor aud weak. We hard tHdistinguish one from the other.
several small chunks.
led States for fruit this year, and it will was 1(1,753,901; in 1897 it was 17,550.21«, so «ft«-*»» assume that things can only j Bronchitis is an inflammation o f the
N. D. E L L I O T T ,
C r a p ! h i c Office.
take a large quantity to supply the , an inefftase in 13 years of 79(1,025. The
he June us they have been done before,
lining o f tlie wind lulus or air vessels
'•ants of Han Francisco for the cauner- j United States iiad in 1889 a population I
proisont can never he as tlie past, i 0f t|le |llngSi causing soreness o f tlie !
!w and (fie trade.
| ol 50,155,783, and in 1800. «2,022,250, an I U ««i neverlinended that they should he same, cough! solv throat, hoarseness
T T O itN F .Y -A T -I.A W .
increase in 10 years of 12,466,467, and in ! *>. «»»w h e r e wou'd be udvauceiueiit, iHflleulty o f breathing, spitting o f mat
Conventions are coming thick nnd fast j t|,« 8 years from 1890 until tlie present ' ,‘ n'1 tfo a th in the world of sciente, la- iteram i sometimes blood. Thousands
how aud tlie crop of patriots who are in the population has continued to increase ventimi and clvi Izaliou; growth to-
die annually with this dread disease. ! W i l l p r a c t i c e i n «11 t h e c o u r t s o f t h e s t a t e .
'heating a wfflingneas to bo sacrificed
ward God, for He said of the comforter, Wilbur's Cough Cure will cure. Price ! S p e c i a l a t t e n t i o n R i v e n t o p r o b a t e w o r k , t h e
i rapidly. Ho much for the men.
fur tlie good of their respective political
w ritin g o f d e e d «, m o rtg a g e }«, c o n tra c ts a u d th e
On the question of wealth, we refer to "H e shall lead you into all tlie truth.” 50 cents. Fot stile by all Druggists.
1 d r a f t i u g o f n i l l e g a l p a p e r s .
parties appears Io he ample to meet all
New
occasions
teach
new
duties,
time
N e w b e r g . O re g o n .
I census bulletin No. 379, on "W ealth ,"
the demands. The three-ply party m ti
j O f f ic e — S e co n d F lo o r
But
I issued in 1891. It reveals a wonderful iiiakca ancient good uncouth.”
Rank of New berg Building.
at McMinnville on last Monday and put lucre .iso in the wealth of the United wo arc so slow to recognize nnd to bo-
tip ths following named ticket:
! States between 1880 and 1890, In tjic lievo tint' there is anything better than
50 Y E A R S '
! former year tlm valuation of all real and
A . J. R o a r ite r.
E . W . K o s s ite r.
Senator—Mose Johnson, pop.
E X P ER IEN C E
' what we have had In the past.
Loza
Representatives—L. \V. Hargcr, php; personal property te given at J43.«12,000,- ! rus w as very sick. A ll had lieen done
R 0 S S I T E 3 BROS.*
000, and in 1890 at «15,037,091,197, show-
In
C. C. Linden, pop.
‘ ing an increase of $21,395 091,107 in ade- I for him that the sisters could do.
Judge— II. H. Maloney, dcm.
| cade. It shows also that the United i their great strait they hail sent for
lie Iiad heard Ihe sick, tl.e
States stands at the head of all nations Jesus.
Recorder—\V. T. Macy, silver.
j O f f ic e a n d R e s id e n c e at D r. G . W . M c C o n n e ll'*
blind, tlie lame. He eon d certain y
in
wealth
per
capita,
and
at
tlie
foot
of
I
o ld stan d.
Hieriff—P. II. Messner, dem.
all nations in debt per capita. It shows ' Ileal this o ewhoiu lie loved, but ere
He
reached
Bethany
Lazarus
nail
I
hn n'
T
radc M ark *
Clerk—I. K. Holt, silver.
! that while between tho years |6GD and'
D is io n s
Treasurer— D. M. Oaldwrll, silver.
1890 our population doubled, our wealth in tho grave four days In deepest sm -
C o p y r ig h t s A c .
and dejection, tlie sister said,
; trebled, fit 1890 when the aggregate " row
A n y o n e «e n d in g a «k e tc h a n d d rF crtp tln n m a y
Hchool Hupl— G. X. Prentiss, silver.
liw
iL
l
lUuu
only
I ks . ti here my bruin
K xecn tora N otice
w e a l t h of the United Stales amount's! to 1
a t?
| N o t ic e is h e r e b y g i v e n th a t t h e u n d e r s i g n e d
Commissioner—K. L. Booth, dem.
er liadsl not died,” uml showed Him t t o n a s t r i c t l y c o n f i d e n t i m
a l . H a n d b o o k o n P a t e n t “»
$«5,«17,«91,107, the debt of all kinds— Where the body was hitried.
i h a s b e e n d u l y a p p o i n t e d K x e e u t p r o f t h e la s t
Jesiis e e n t f r e e , o l d e s t j u r c n c y f o r « e o n r i n a p a t e n t a .
Surveyor—John Hnuffer, dem.
! w ill of M o se « H o llin g s w o rth :
A n d th a t le tN w s
national, state and municipal—was $2.- wept, touched no doubt with their grief,
P a te n t« ta k e n th r m iih M u n n A C o . re c e ive
te s ta m e n t-try th e re o n h a v e b e e n is s u e d to h im
Coroner—II. C. Burns, dem.
027, 170,51«, and the debt per capita was tap foe Ing more deeply their lack of » p c r M n u t i r e . w i t h o u t o n a n t e , i n t h o
by the C o u n ty c o u rt of Y a m h ill C o u n t. O re g o n
; $32 37. At the same period, the nation-1 faith in Him. They liclicved in Ills
A ll p e rs o n s h a v in g c la im s a g a in s t th e e sta te o f
to present
Europe's fear 'hat her supply ot cotton at debt of our enemy, Spain, was$l,2O0,. m ir a c le s of healing
1‘ney hud seen III i A h « n d « o m c | y I l l u s t r a t e d w e o k W . 1 a n r e s t c i r ­
t
h e m p ro p e rly ve rifie d to s«fd E x e c u t o r at the
In blind rejoice in tlie hlossfng o f vision. c u l a t i o n o f a n y p c i c n t l t l o J o u r n a l . T e r m * . 93 a
and wheat from this country will lie W6,'HX), or alstut $7« 50 jier capita'
-»n ic e o f C la r e n c e B u tt, N e w b e r g . O r e g o n , w it h
y
e
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r
s
.
the seven years since tins rc|Kirt, Spain
In si x m o n th s fro m da te he reof.
diminished in the event of a war with lias pnirtgaged tlie last remnant of tier They had seen tho lane leap for joy.
Dated A p ri l |h. ISyfi.
And they were sorrowing for the mir
C tiA R E N C K
U C T T .
A. R. C C M P 8 T O N
Spain wiil not be realised. Tho idea crisiit *0 as to carry on the campaign in ucles
B
r
a
n
c
h
O
f
f
i
c
e
,
(“25 V P t . , W a s h i n g t o n , I > . C .
of the pu-t. They I.ad not I ant­
A tty . fo r Estate.
Executor.
that Spain can b'mekade any American Cuba, and she is today practically bank­ ed yet that the g iv e was more than
rupt,
while
tlie
United
Stat.-s
has
stead­
port is, of course, atwurd. It is only by
Ills gifts Ttiat "alt power is gL cii un­
ily though persistently a»fded to h er1 to mo ” Even the friends of the fain­
a blockade ttiat exports can lie obstruct­ wealth. So much lor money.
tly were S ' V l n g . "CAuld pot this mail,
ed, for almost all tlie vessels which are
These are not tacts hidden away in | who opem-d tlie eyes of ths h ind, have
in the foreign trade from Ibis country parliamentary Yeporta; they are not se-1 caused that he should lint Iiave died?”
R E P R E S E N T .......
lielong to England or some other Euro­ crets ot the government, lie who runs when, Io, Jesus stood by them witli
may read. As we comfort ourselves hv 1
pean nation, and these will not lie mo­ readmit over tho indiqmtalil. ovàio.,. v \}\e
Every practical Bicycle improve­
lested on the high seas, except that con­ °* °!V •«H *r‘° rUr . ? • « * « i " * » * " 1* * 1 « ! » : V ioli MOW tholr ll, liia year „B or year.
ment of the year.
traband articles on them intended for us
j and rejoice In tini Ix uutiful iiilrw le of
different
feeling..
We
are
not
nnxinn.
will be subject to seisure. It is safe to
to ery from tlie housetops that line from growing plant «ini ripening graia » hieb
T lie heat p r o d u c t o f tlie B ic y c le
predict that tho Atlantic Ocean trade to the old tong, "W s ’ vc got the .hip., I,aal. ami vintile» them. Put the lam­
fa c t o r y th a t p ro d u c e s tlie
ine
rome.
when
ilie
familiar
miraile
r.nd from tlie United States UfHI not If* we’ve got (In* men, and we’ ve got the
la r g e s t n u m b e r o t w h e e ls .
fail. them.
Want »larva them In the
monev
too,"
hut
if
»
e
did
.
limit
it
Spain
interrupted. The coasting trade is in
fave, anil they wrvpamt .ay. if He hail
»<
illd
Iiave
to
admit
tli.it
it
was
not
an
American vessels, and these may be in
only la-ell livre, in Ilio min anil fruitful
idle dream.
Un a p p roa ch ed p o p u la rity
Iamanti a. naiial, when Hvatuinl. ready
some danger, hut Hie peril hero will
with
a
greater
mirarle,
and
train
load,
I
l
l
-
a
d
Will
Tell.
probably bo slight. Witli Culm and Porto
Not only are
U iiiip p ro a clied sales.
The m.rnv different akin diseases fuc I i of provision, are sont.
Rico in American hands, as they wiil U-
,
, their bodle* fid, hut the hive nnd avm-
a.
ring
worm,
tetter,
.alt
rheum,
vry.ip
-1
.^,n,y
th„t
conus
with
the
provision«
undoubtedly soon after war is declared,
eruption of fimn tin- generous
heart, of other land.
gl'l
the supply of coal (or Hpamdi vessels on ria., erietna, itrhlog or an eruj
this side of tlie Atlantic w ill be cut off. pim ple, post ll lea, Uotclies, chap« or touch their liear a ua they Iiave never
tasm
rc
icli.sl
tK-fori-.
In vou »truirgle
3 .
Spain's war vessels and privateers are crocking open of tlie .kin, scrollila, arc again-t.iU nnd wrong, ('nd lias mo t
directly
tlie
cause
of
inipnrS
Miaul
likely to he very shy nlmut coming into
you a great victory aud deliverance.
Wilbur’. Iti »-»I Puritier i. acknowledge l When temptation Limes this bright
American waters —4 ilohe IS-in.
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of the«* iin.’Kidly complaint«.
Price (cniptalioo van,.I um and you arc safe
p r i v a r r KK«.
Rut one day tlie vision ilia's not come
A privateer is a ship’ owned and P.00 p- r bottle. Pur ta lc l r all IV ig - at your call. The templatlo-i s c i- »
■ S iu u id by prleuto persons, Com mi. glii*-
\on with all its old time power. You
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