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UNDERTAKING. A weak ago lastSatarday the W. C. T. ; If you want a good^chicken for Sunday treated but when aroused they sneak It takes gravel to make good roads. around and evea up with their insulters, j U. met at the home of Mrs. Linville. j leave your order at Wilson’s grocery. RIENDfP CHURC H -S E R V IC E S EVERY The Graphic and the Oregonian for even to committing murder. They are The question of wearing tho bodios, Supdoy a t 11 a, m. a n d S p. m. a n d Thura- A new son born to Mr. and Mrs. a t i p. m. S abbath school every Sunday a t » 2 . 0 0 . very industtious when they know that , wings, or feathers of birds as a part of A fu ll Stock of _ a. m. M onthly m eetin g a t 8 p. m th e first Box supper by the hose company at George Morris should have beeu chroni they will share in tho profits of their the clothing or head gear was very earn » _ _ w d ay in each m o n th . Q u a rte rly m a ttin g cled last week. th e aeaond S a tu rd a y a n d Sunday in P eb ru arv , Armory hall tonight. labor. When laboring under other con estly discussed which resulted in fire C lo t h C a s k e t s , Btay, A ugust a n d N ovem ber. W< o n a ry Society m eets th ir d S atu rd ay tig n M laslonarj Serg Britt left hero on last Saturday ditions they have little interest of course : ladies signing the pledge to that effect. Leave orders at Wilson’s Grocery for in each m o n th a t 8 p. m . F in e Coffins for Berkley, California, to resume his and they are called indolent and lazy Miss Bessie Chase is visiting the Misses expressing or light hauling. APTI8T CHURCH -S E R V IC E S, SUNDAY U S I : O. studies in college. but I think this kind of criticism is un Maud and Mildred Wills at their rooms Of Different Designs, and substan a. m m. . a n d 7:30 p. m. Su n d ay school Sun' Services will be held at the Baptist ys a t 10 a. m. P ray e r m e e tin g W ednesday At Friends church next Sabbath Prof. just. j on the corner of Fourth and River street •v e ttin g a t 7:80 o ’clock. tial, yet cheaper grades. church next Sunday as usual. Edwin Morrison will have charge of You asked if theuislands were well de j in Newberg this week. X Y Z. p R E S B Y T E R lA S C IIU RCH.—SERVICES EV A. P. Oliver wants one good grain •Yy two weeks as follow s: F e b ru a ry 7th both the morning and evening services. veloped. Well I guess not since it takes >d 21st, M arch 7th a n d 21st, a n d A pril 4th and farm and two desirable small places for K ra i E s tâ t* T ra n s fe r* . Subject of morning service “ Temper a planter fourteen years to get permis B u r i a l R o b e s an d sale. sion to make an improvement on his R eported by th e Y am hill Co. A bstract Co. «t Mo ance,” Titus II, 11-13. Evening service IR ES If ETHODIST.—PRAYER MEETING M tnnville, O regon, for tb e w eek elid in g U n d e r t a k e r s S u p p l i e s , a t R e a s o n a b le place. Everything here has been gov Deo ¿A, 18SS. Jam e s M. P ugb, m anager. •v ery T h u rsd a y a t 7:30 p. m . Sabbath T. B. Cummings A Co., undertakers, “ Finding our life work,” Acts IX, 6. hool every Sunday a t 10 a. m. erned by what tho Fathers say as to im p r ic e s . have a new advertisement in the Graph Alvin Haines and wf to E W Rev. W. J. Waltz, pastor of tho M. E. E. C H U R C H -P R E A C H IN G 11:00 A M. provements spiritually or industrially. M. Le an d 7:30 p. m. every Sunday. Sunday ic this week. Haines 147 a n « sec 22 s church occupied the pulpit at Friends They have been the leaders in every H earse in co n n ectio n a t R ed u ced H ates. S ch o o l 10:00 a. m. Class 12:00 m. J u n io r A program has been arranged for the church on last Sunday morning. An thing that has tended to retard the devel t 2 r 3 ......................................$ 000 00 L eague 3:00 p. m. E p w o rth L eague 6:30 p. m. P ra y e r a n d P raise M eeting ev ery W ednesday V otaw . 7:00 p. m. C h o ir P ractice every W ednesday Shadow Box supper tonight. No charge excellent sermon was preached which opment of the islands but their influence Alex C Martin and wf to \\T W 8:00 p .m . A ll are co rd ia lly in v ite d to a ll of for admission. Nickell 402 12 a part Miriaui received the closest attention by the is now broken since they no longer have th e se services. WM. J. WALTZ. Pastor. Payne and Robt Henderson Spanish bayonets with which to enforce The new city officers qualified on last audience. SOCIETY NOTICES. die t 5 r 5................................ 500 00 Zack Davis the Dundee prune king their edicts. It is current talk among Monday night and they now all have T J Moore and wf to Henry Par was in town Wednesday talking prunes tbe men that they begged the Spanish OF THB WORLD.—NEWBERG CAMP, NO. the official harness on. rott 31.32 a part s) Brutscher , 113, m e e t, every M onday ev en in g . and prune evaporators. He had W. K. soldiers to fire on us after they had sur A. P. Oliver sold the north half of lot d ie t 3 r 2 ...... ........................ 1000 00 TUT C .T . U.—BUSINESS MEETINO TH E sr.0 - Allen cornered for a half hour and it is rendered but their entreaties were not y Y , o n d a n d fo u rth W edne.day in each 12, Hurley A Large’s addition, to Emily Flora P Flutcher and hush to hinted that he is looking for other worlds heeded. m o n th . F. Ruckman this week. Adrla M Phelps 133 a In T L to conquer and in his efforts he is about As for gold I have seon some speci Do we like to sell poor goods? No. Emphatically no! 0 O. F.—SESSIONS HELD ON THURSDAY Turners die 14 r3.................... 700 00 Mrs. E. M. Ruckman has traded a , e v e n in g , in B ank of N ew berg b u ild in g . to begin tho erection of a fruit evapor mens that looked very fine and have Would Dewey have succeeded if he had been outfitted with damp M M Snell et al to E M Detrain piece of land in Tillamook county to ator that will eclipse anything iu this heard that it has been found in paying powder, castiron guns and Chinamen for gunners? If not how can you AND L. OF 8.—NEWBERG COUNCIL, NO. l j off'M E church property 138, m e e t, every F rid ay ev en in g in Ma j her son-in-law, Mr. Wilson for property line for size and capacity that has yet quantities in various places among tbe expect your cooking to be good or wholesome if you buy adulterated sonic h all. D ayton.................................-r 900 00 ' in Balls ton. been built in the Northwest. mountains. food products? F. AND A. M.—MEETS EVERY SATUR. Tho timber is very valuable and will M M Snell et al to Adrla If you buy your Groceries at Joe Wilson’s you can depend upon C. G. Christenson, of Amity, who was , day n ig h t ln C. V. B an k b u ild in g . some day be an important article of Phelps lots 3 0 and 8 block 3 getting just what you pay for. We won’t substitute second grade in town last Saturday called in, as his Lippincotts ad Dayton........ 524 00 Heavy team of brood mares. commerce. The cigar factories are the sugar for the best quality. yearly custom is, and renewed his sub M M Snell et al to Esther P 8. P . R A IL R O A D T IM E T A B L E . E d m u n d R o b in s o n , only industries of any magnitude here scription to the Graphic. JO S. W IL S O N , Bond Its 178 and 779 Dayton 40 00 Newberg, Oiegon. yet. The raw material is here to form Mary C Ttdd to Lee Laughlln A new stock of stationery just re Y a m h ill D iv is io n . Groceries and Crockery. the base of great fortunes. The neces ceived at the postoffice. Pens, paper N o tic e . sary requirements are capital and lots of 120 J n e w of n w sec 36 t2 r4 .. 200 00 O H Hlbbs and wf to Win F P a sse n g e r d ep o t foot of Jeffe rso n s tre e t, Po rt pencils, library paste, inks, paper, envel I have the promise of the next lot of push. Diclschneider It 2 blk 1 F M opes, tablets for ever body. la n d , Ore. The buildings are a combination of remants which will be ready for sale the Martins ad to McM................ 100 00 Revival services were begun at the M. first of next week. They are all wool, concrete and wood. They keep dry and A trlie m ail (trl-w eekly). Rosina J Simpson and hush to don’t fill up with vermin, of which there 42 inches wide and a very fine quality of E. church on Wednesday evening with Ar 3:05 p. m . 8:40 a. m. Lv . .. P o rtla n d McM Nut’l bank It 1 and part We are prepared to furnish 11:35 a. m. L v .. .. N e w b e rg .. Lv 12:15 p. m . a good attendance and seemingly un cashmere. Call early as they will not are myriads in the country—ants, bed .. A lrlie . Lv 7:30 a. m . 8:60 p. m. Ar 1000 00 It 2 Court ad McM........ bugs and lizards of all sizes and colors. last long. C. E. N ew house , der very favorable circumstances. H herldau p a sse n g er (d a ily e x ce p t S unday) Springbrook, Ore. Fortunes may be made hero in culti S E Humphrey and hub to D Ar 8:40 a. in. 4:80 p m. l_Lv . . P o rtla n d . If you come after trees Tuesdays and W Ralston It 2 blk 1 south Lv 7:05 a. m . 6:05 p. m. Lv . . N ew berg . vating hemp, sugarcane, coffee, tobacco, 7:40 p. m. A r . . .S h e rid a n .. . Lv 5:30 a. m . Fridays each week, I will be at home. 50 00 Sheridan............................... T e a c h e rs Iu s tttu te . rice and the manufacture of hardwood J a m e s M . L e w e l l in g , Mary L Bradley and husb to O. W. CUTT8. A gent, N ew berg. furniture and quarrying stone. The next session of the the teachers’ Newberg, Oregon. R. KOELER, M anager. As a colonial possession the Philip Samuel I. Parrott 15 27 a pt local institute will be held iu Amity Jan. C. H. MARKMAN, Mr. and Mrs. Will Clemmens and son D Ramsey d l o t 5 r 4 .......... 365 00 28. All teachers and friends invited to pines will be rich picking for the poli Gen. F. <fe P. Agent. P o rtla n d , ore- Fred returned to their home in Portland Edward Yaroesand wf to W A the session. Some very important busi tician and the office holder. Whatever Thursday morning after spending a few Rees 132.72 a Thos Jackson d ness is to be transacted by the library the outcome may bo I shall never settle days in town visiting with Henry Clem lc to r4 .................................. 2373 00 L ocal E v en ts. association, and all members are urged in this country as I think the advantages mens’. are more than counterbalanced by the Harry Watkins and wf to Isa A lso B u ria l R obes a n d a ll U n d e rta k in g S upplies. to bo present. E . V . L i t t l e f ie l d , belle C Eborallj 100 a part D A daughter was born to the wife of disadvantages. Fortunes may be made County School Supt. Gravel the roads. S Holman die t5 r5 ................ 2500 00 Hearse and Carriages furnished at Reasonable Prices. one of the numerous George Christen here and health forever lost. Fevers son’s up the valley on Thursday morn C a s h B id s W a n t e d . Old papers for sale at this office. are prevalent but dysentery is the most II A Diket to Emma A Blair T, B, C U M M IN G S & CO. 40 a part n e of s e seo 2412 r4 200 00 ing but tbe Graphic is unable to state By direction of the stockholders of the formidable foe to health. Intemperance C. B. Wilson is still paying cash for which George it is. in eating and drinking should be avoid Newberg Fair Association that part of produce. M A R R IA G E LIC E N C E S. Prof. C. E. Lewis received a short let fair grounds on which the pavilion ed. The Spanish cat but two meals a George Christenson was down from ter a few days ago written from Rome, stands, containing four and one half day and drink much wine but as a rule Wen Bromlng to Olive Davis. McMinnville on Tuesday. by Presisident Newlin, in which he acres is now offered for sale to the high don’t get intoxicated. Our soldiers con T h e B est O regon W eekly. Money to loan on land. stated that he was having a great time est bidder for cash. Sealed bids will be sider the people here as rather slow but The G reat I notice they are getting that way them The model Oregon newspaper and received up to the noon hour on Satur 12-23tf C h e h a l e m V a lley B a n e . seeing the sights in that far off land. selves, the climate being enervating. family journal. Uniting news, fiction, day, January 21, 1899. The directors re It is very warm, springlike weather F o r S a l e o r T r a d e —A mower. Will serve the right to reject any or all bids. Our health is good, yet no one knows literary, ranch and dairy and market we have been having during the past sell or trade for a hog or a twelve-inch For further particulars see J. L. Hos bow soon he will be sick. There has news in attractive readable form. Salem week. stirring plow. Inquire of been several cases of suiall-pox in our Weekly Journal is issued Thursday kins, president. J . S tanbuoug h , Leave your orders at the postoffice for regimont but it has not become epi morning in time to reach all parts of B y O r d e r o f t h e D ir e c t o r s . t4 2 miles north of Newberg. extra copies of the New Year edition of demic.” the state the same week. Tho »1 Week the Oregonian. If you want to send something to your ly in two parts contains all the import H o w to P r e v e n t P n e u m o n ia . Q U A L IT Y R I D G E R U M O R S . FOB FARMERS ant foreign, national and state news. Maurice Townsend is teaching a term friends East that will interest and enter You are perhaps aware that pneumo Daily Journal »3 a year. An independ of school in the German neighborhood tain them you can’t find anything bet nia always results from a cold or from ter than the big illustrated number of an attack of la grippo. During the epi AND VILLAGERS, R. Wenger went to Portland Monday. ent associated press paper (or the people. out southeast of town. the Oregonian. Call at the postoffice demic of la grippe a few years ago when Send for samples free. The Journal has Mrs. Allen Mears is on the sick list. Harvey White came down from Marion and get a copy. and your fa v o r ite h om e p a p er the fullest report of the doings of the so many cases resulted in pneumonia, it last week and is visiting with his uncle Miss Augusta Wenger arrived home legislature and state officials, as well as On last Sabbath at the M. E. church, was observed that the attack was never Milt Nicholson and other relatives and from Portland last Friday where she an independent, clear and concise com friends about town. Harvey’s Indiana a large congregation listened, with much followed by that disease when Cham had been visiting a few days with ment on all public matters. Send a trial interest, to a very excellent sermon by berlain’s Cough Remedy waB used. It friends are always glad to see him. HorER B ros . Prof. Lewis of the Friends church, upon counteracts any tendoney of a cold or friends. Miss Tillie Wollgeinuth ac subscription. The man without a country is in the subject “ Life’s Possibilities.” Here la grippe to result in that dangerous companied her and will remain a short about the samo fix as the fellow who is a standing invitation to the professor disease. It is tho best remedy in the time. 3 M illio n s G iv e n A w a y has lost most of his teeth. What the to come again and a hearty welcome. * world for bad colds or la grippe. Every A little girl is making her first visit It is certainly gratifying to the public latter wante and must have to exist is John M. Crawford’s big stock barn bottle warranted. For sale by C. F. at Grandma Hallees. She is the daugh to know of one concern in the land who nice juicy steaks and roasts, just such as containing a large amount of grain and Moore & Co., druggists. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Etzwiler, und are not afraid to be generous to the needy lias an Agricultural Department of tbe are sold at Cooper & Clemmen’s market. feed which was situated on the road is nearly two weeks old. There has | and suffering. The proprietors of Dr. T H E N .Y . WEEKLY TRIBUNE highest merit, all Important news of the Nation and World, comprehensive and reliable market reports, able editorials, T h e Safe C r a c k e r A gain. been very little sunshiue in her short King's New Discovery for Consumption, interesting Fred Jackson and Lee Stanley went leading from the Dayton road to Rays short stories, scientific and mechanical information, illustrated fash G. W. Cutts, the Southern Pacific life, for it has stormed nearly all tho CoughB and Colds, have given away over ion articles, humorous pictures, uud is Instructive aud entertaining to every up to Dallas Wednesday and returned ferry was destroyed by fire on last Sun the day following. Fred went at the in day night. That the tire was of incen station agent, says that owing to the time she came, but we trust she has a ten million trial bottles of this great medi member of every family. vitation of the professors of the Acade diary origin there seems to be little numerous callers he has had lately he long life before her, and many sunny cine ; and have tho satisfaction of know deems himself to be a very popular days. We hope her sunny way will ing it has absolutely cured thousands of T U C P R A P H IP ff*V08 y°u nil the local nows, political and social, keeps you my to give an exhibition of Indian club doubt. swinging and Lee visited with his broth A copy of “The American Soldier," a man and he Is at something of a loss to brighten all the dark places in which hopeless cases. Asthma, Bronchitis, * •*^ U lIH rniU | n close touch with your neighbors and friends, on th« farm In the village, informs you os to local prices for farm products, the condition er 8. T. who is teaching in the academy. paper published at Manilla, was receiv decide which would be tho proper thing she may chance to be. Hoarseness and all diseases of tho Throat and of crops and prospects for the year, and is a bright, newsy, welcome aud Indis for him to do, don a plug hat or run for Mr. La grippe is in the neighborhood Chest and Lungs are surely cured by it. pensable weekly visitor at your home and fireside. Hon. Clarence Butt, during the recess ed by E. B. Collard a few days ago. congress. On his arrival at tho depot of the legislature, spent Saturday and AmoDg the advertisements the saloon last Friday morning he discovered that and is stopping at Mr. Myers’ and seems Call on C. F. Moore & Co., druggists, and Sunday at home with his family. He men seem to hold the sway, which is on burglars had entered during the still to bo giving more attention to the got a trial bottle freo. Regular size 50c Send nil orders to T H E G R A P H IC , N ew b erg , O regon. said they got the number of committee ly another evidence that all the evil in hours of the night and gone through daughter of the house than tbe other and »l. Every bottle guaranteed or price refunded. members of the family. We shall not clerks cut down about one half, by hard- fluences that are abroad in the land fol the old process of tapping theBafe. T he feel at all slighted if ho confines his ^ T T O R N K Y AT LAW. work, which means a very handsome low up the American army. knob had been knocked from tho door, CLARA M. DAVIDSON, M. D. saving to the state in the big bill of The hose company has posters oat an a punch inserted in the hole and the visit to that place, though he is liable ANTED—SEV ER A L T R U S T W O R T H Y persons iu thin Ht.te to m anage o u r bunt- to give others a call before be leaves. CLARENCE BUTT. expense. in th e ir ow n an d n e ir b y oountlea. U la nouncing a shadow box supper at Arm combination knocked out. The burg Let us be prepared to treat him to the m ainly ueaa W ill p ra c tic e In a ll th e c o u rts of the state. ollloe w ork c o n d u c te d a t home. Salary 8 p e clal a tte n tio n g iv e n to probAto w ork, th e James Madson who has been a resi ory hall for this, Friday evening. The lars had made a careful search for bottle of (quinine and whiskey. a tra ig h t |900 a year a n d e x p en a e a —d efinite, w ritin g of deeds, m ortgages, c o n tra c ts a n d th e bouadde, n o m ore, no leaa aalary. M onthly |7f>. dent of Oregon for more than twenty ladies are requested to take a box of booty but they got a very small pile as Iteferencee. Eucioae eelf addreased atam ped one block so u th of Dank d ra ftin g of a ll leg al p a p ers. Several people from this place attend envelope. H e rb e rt E. Heaa, Treat.. Dept. M. Office a n d R esidence of Newberg. years says grass for stock has been the lunch to be sold to the highest bidder. the company has learned by experience N ew b erg. O regon . Chicago. O f f ic e — Second F lo o r best this winter that he has ever seen it As it is not to bo supposed that the bid that it don’t pay to keep much money ed a social at Mr. Amos Nelson’s last h a n k of N ew berg B u ild in g . here. The early rains started the grass ding will at all depend on the size of the about the depot. Again on Monday Friday evening. There was muslo and well and as the weather has been very shadow, small sized ladies need not feel night the depot was broken open and dancing and cards. A very excellent F. A. MORRIS, Free. A. R. MILLS, V lce-Prca. mild it has kept growing all winter. a hesitancy in attending. Proceeds for the usual search made for booty, this supper was served and the way the MOSES VOTAW, C ashier. effort having the appearance of adding mince pie disappeared, would have the benefit of the company. Stock is in fine condition. DENTIST. made a dyspeptic shudder. Every No healthy person need fear any dan J . S. Larkin has had many years ex insult to injury. Cutts says ho don’t thing was done by Nelson’s people for Office 2 doors w est of M oore’« D rug «tore. gerous consequences from an attack of perience in farming and fruit growing dare to keep anything around more the comfort and enjoyment of their 1st. « treet, N ew berg, O regon. valuable than a second-hand tooth pick D ruggists . la grippe if properly treated. It is much but he says ho is not too old to learn, guests, and all stayed until a late hour. the samo as a severe cold and requires consequently he is at Corvallis attend and consequently passengers who want N ew b erg, Or. S c r ib b l e r . precisely the same treatment. Remain ing the “farmers short course” of lec to purchase tickets will do well to bring the necessary change as he may not quietly at home and take Chamberlain’s tures by specialists. The attendance is C fIE Il.lI.K M C E N T E R IT E M S . O R G A N IZ E D 1893 Pure Drugs, Paints, Oils and W all Cough Remedy as directed for a severe reported to be good and much good will have it on hand. cold and a prompt and complete recov no doubt result from this special effort. Paper. L e tte r F r o m M an ila. Our worthy directors are to have a ery is sure to follow. For sale by C. F. It is to be regretted that more of our Transacts a general banking WATCHMAKER Ex-sheriff, E. B. Collard is not a very new chimney built in the schoolhouse Moore A Co., druggists. progressive fruit men are not in atten old man and he don’t make a practice of in order to warm up the school room to business. dance. a ™ JEWELER, From the following item taken from using a walking cane but ho was in town Stationery and School Supplies. a Heppner paper it will be seen that Our poultry breeders who went to last Tuesday ehowing to his friends a a better advantage. Foreign Exchange bought and Bollelt* th e pa tro n a g e of h is old In d ia n a Miss Maggie Titus, a former student of Albany last week to attend the poultry fine ebony cane with silver head that Mr. Fred Clemmens, of Portland, F rien d s w ho need w atch re p a irin g done. sold. Pacific College is married. “The mar show say that it was the finest exhibit anyone might well be proud of, and as made a visit at the home of J. M. and 2 7 0 M orrison St. riage of Charles Cohoe and Miss Maggie of birds ever shown in the state but the this particular cane is a present sent S. M. Atkinson the past few days. P O R T L A N D , OR. Books and Tablets and Etc., Etc. Careful attention given Collections. Titus was solemnized at the home of the California man who acted as judge cut him from far off Manila by hie sons who Miss Mildred Wills was quite sick last bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Ti close and made no high scores which are in the army, he has good cause for week but by careful home nursing she tus in Fox valley last Friday afternoon, created a good deal of bad feeling among taking special pride in showing it to his became well enough to attend college They accuse him of friends. Mr. Collard also received let Monday. the ceremony being performed by Rev. the exhibitors. R. O. Badley. Both Mr. and Mrs. Co maliciously holding the scores down in ters from the boys dated November 28, There was a Christian Endeavor so hoe are well known in Grant county, order that California birds may appear from which he has kindly allowed the cial at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. L . Hoskins got following extracts to be taken: where they have resided for years. to rank higher. sen Wednesday evening of last week. They will make their future home in about his usual number of premiums. “ You asked me to tell what I thought of The first of the evening was spent in Fox valley. In accordance with the announcement the Philippines as a future possession of playing games, after which a short and Road supervisor, W. J. Stater says he made last week, Hon. C. B. Montague, the United States. My information appropriate program was rendered. i: disgusted with trying to make perma of Lebanon, who, with his wife was in about the interior is quite vague but ; Everybody went borne feeling that they nent improvements on the roads without town visiting with their daughter, Mrs. | from what I can see and hear I think had had a splendid time. O, yes, there the use of gravel and he would like to Dr. Davidson, delivered a lecture at the ; that especially in agricultural and com- were some of the party who did not car see the county court make an assess college on last Monday morning on “The ' mercial lines there is a great future for ry lantern, who explored some of tbe ment of two or three mills to be set Transfer of the Flags.” Mr. Montague j the Islands as well as for the United ditches and mud holes on tbe way to •tide for the purpose of furnishing grav was an officer in the regular army ser i States, although there will be a phase the social. el. With a three mill tax he says he vice in 1867 and was one of tbe expedi in the development of the country that could make improvements on the roads tion which was sent to Sitka, Alaska, in must not be lost sight of, and that is the What sort of in this community that wou1tM>c lasting the fall of that year to take part in the hindrances that will be occasioned by tern •nd be has asked the Graphic to make transfer of Russian America, as that ter ! the lawless Filipinoe and unscrupulous O t h e r A r t i c l e s u s u a lly k e p t In a R a c k e t S t o r e b o u g h t coffee fla v o rm r e x tra c ts mention of it with a view of getting an ritory was then called, from the Rnssian white men. soda an d sp.eea d i r e c t fr o m N e w Y o r k a n d s o ld a t You will remember that in the early is money-back? expreesion from the taxpayers in the to the United States government. Quite district with reference to the proposi a number of visitors were present to settlement of America the greater amount Schilling's Best at your tion. The question is one in which all hear tbe lecture and all speak of it in of trouble with the Indians was brought It was in about by the actions of unscrupulous grocer's. •re very much interested and it ought tbe highest terms. to be easy to start the ball to rolling tensely interesting and highly instruc white men and so it will be here in my *7 ¿ e r c i o s i n g o n t tb e G ro cery Stock to m a k e room for o th e r line# Tbe columns of the Graphic are open for tive and those who failed to bear it opinion. Tbe natives here are intelli- Pof sale by J • IV. V a u g h a n . I gent and very docile when properly ( missed a rare treat. the discussion of tbe qaeetion. Sutton, Calkins & Co, CHURCH NOTICES. r { M . w 1 UNDERTAKING Cloth, Wood & M etalic Caskets, and Coffins of Cheaper Grades. THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE. National Family Newspaper The Grrapliic, Both One Year for $1.50. W PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. ELMER P. DIXON C. F. Moore & Co JOHN A. BECK, Vaughan’s Racket Store N otions, Laces, Hosiery, Tinw are and Graniteware. New York Prices for Cash. *
