Newberg graphic., December 07, 1900, Image 3

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Sutton Calkins &
— W ill tell you iii this space—
h i
W hat to buy and where to buy your
THIS WEEK
T .
They are closing out their entire line of Ladies Capes and Jackets at
Local Events.
Toys a t H adley's.
Milch, cow for sale.
C. F. M ookk .
H adley’s for C hristm as goods.
E m pty barrels for sale by C. B. W il­
C. B. Wilson is still paying cash fer son.
produce.
H ad ley ’s R acket store. Chuck full of
B. G . Frazier removed to Salem on new goods.
Leave orders a t W ilson’s Grocery for
W ednesday.
Holiday goods arriving every few days expressing or lig h t hauling.
No re n t; very little expense, can afford
a t H adley’s R acket.
to sell cheap.
J .G . H a d l ey .
Pay in advance and get th e G rap h ic
Leave your orders a t th e office of th e
for one dollar for th e new year.
Chas. K . Spaulding Logging Co. for slab
Try a load of slab wood for f t . 50. wood.
The Chas. K . Spaulding Logging Co.
Money loaned on approved secu rity
A ir-tight H eating Stoves made and re­ a t th e C h eb alem V alley B auk.
term s.
paired.
A. W i i e e l e h , Plum ber.
E asy
t4
F ran k Taylor, of M cM innville, visited
Mr. an d Mrs. W illG .A llen cam ed o w n
w ith Prof. Douglas’ on Thanksgiving from Salem to e a t T hanksgiving d inner
with relatives.
day.
Fresh vegetables a t W ilson’s grocery.
G et your H oliday goods at H adley’s
and save money.
H oliday books and best new books at
Moore’s drug store.
Five room cottage for re n t. E nquire
at Spaulding Logging C o.’s office.
C. F. Moore & Co. are getting in their
new stock of holiday goods, the finest
line ever in Newberg.
E. W. H all cam e in to tow n W ednes­
day for tho first tim e since recovering
from his recent illness.
H en ry Cook has a position ns n ig h t
w atchm an in a shingle m ill a t Castle
Rock, W ashington, a t good wages.
Clothes, Clothes for boys 12 to 16
years, for $3,75 a suit at
Acting on the advice of the city w ater
com m ittee, and F. H. S to ry , who were
appointed to investigate the m atter, the
city council w ill at once prepare for the
erection of a new and larger reservoir
on th e hill no rth of town near th e old
one, tho plans and specifications of
which will be presented a t tho n e x t
council m eeting. The excavating will
be done this w inter, and tho reservoir
p u t in next sesson.
To supplem ent the work of the city
iliose com pany, a hook and ladder com-
] pany has been organized, composed of
, twenty-two of Newberg’ss ta lw a rt young
m en. The officers are Lee G ram o, fore­
m an, S, M. C alkins, assistant forem an,
Drew l ’rico secretary, and C. F . B utler
treasurer. The boys are looking forward
to giving an entertainm ent soon to raise
W . IT. M o r r i s ’.
F or S alk —One J . I . Case T rium ph necessary funds for their work, and ex ­
Sulkey plow.
Been used b u t little. pect the people to do tho proper thing
Cost $50 and will take $35. J . A . J ones . in supporting them in the good cause.
will m ake you feel like a new being.
Sold by C. F . Moore A Co., druggist.
Slrr tio|iticA ii E n t e r t a i n m e n t
At M. E. church on Friday evening of
next week, D ecem ber 11, by G. M. Steel
of P ortland, consisting of a superb col­
lection of Tiews selected from photo­
graphs taken during a trip through
A laska, showing natives, dwellings,
totem poles, cities and scenery.
Gold
fields of Cape Nome, Klondike and p rin ­
cipal m ines, m anner of traveling and
transportation, how m iners livo and
work.
Largo dissolving stereoptlcan w ith
splendid lig h t throw ing a picture fifteen
feet square or life size. 8 o’clock. Ad­
m ission, A dults, 2oc. U nder fifteen 15c.
Furniture Store
HARDWICK & CO.
CARRY A FULL LINE
— OF—
NEW AND SECOND-HAND
F Ü M M T U H E «
World** C h a m p io n .
“ I tried m an y rem edies to euro piles," Will sell cheaper than any oue in the County.
W ill exchange New
w rites W. R. S m ith , of L a th a m , 111.
Goods for old.
" b u t found no relief till I used B ucklen’s Goods sold on Weekly or Monthly Payments.
A rnica Salve. I have not been troubled
w ith piles since.” I t 's the only ch a m ­
Mr. and Mrs. H ugh Nelson, who h av e
T lia u k s i- lv ln i; F o o tb a ll.
pion pile cure on earth and th e best
been living in S e ittle for several m onths
In a hard fought battle, our collogo
arrived back in Newberg Tuesday ev en ­ boys m et defeat at the hand of McMinn­ salve in th e w orld. 25c. per box, g u a r­
anteed l>y C. F . Moore A Co., druggist.
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ha s for nearly s ix ty year» bee«
ing.
ville on Thanksgiving, by a score of 17
T U k
recognised as the People*« N a -
I Ilk
t Iona I F a m il y Newnpopev, for
The Misses P auline a n d M ildred to 6. Tho score does not tell all t h e ;
f a n n e r s and
vi ll age r*
Its
N C W e
spleodld Agricultural Depa rt-
T u rn er of P o rtlan d visited in tow n th e story however. It was a game of hoys
y o ik
■ * k WV
ment, 1 U reliable market re -
la tte r p a rt of last week w ith th eir cousin ' against men, the home team out-w eigh­
15 f i l l I #
ports,
recognised
authority
i l l F ill
throughout the covntry; Its
Miss C arrie T urner.
ns«
M iM tia
ing our boys by about 12 pounds to the
■ « n i l
fashion note«. Its Bclenoe and
Mechanics Department, f t «
Special a tte n tio n also given to diseases of tho
m
an
.
As
is
always
the
case
w
hen
W a n t e d — ^A good live agent to sell j
f as cin at ing abort stork«* M e ,
EYE, EAR, NOSE A N D THROAT.
etc., render It indispensable l a
N ew berg and M cM innville come to ­
good book im m ediately.
T D I B I I l i C «very family. H # K « I U , s « b .
lillO U R C ••r ip tlo a price,
gether, the game was a fierce one, and Office ov er B ank of N ewberg.
E nquire,
p er year.
the score was not bad considering th a t
P . O. Box 145, Newberg, Ore.
In connection with Th e Tribune w o offer to t h os e w h o desire t o «essa« tbs
Illustrated
weeklies
and agricultural Journals. Lb a fo U o v ta f splspdK Indsos— i
II.
A.
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ittlefield.
A com m endable m ovem ent Is being it w as N ewberg’s second team w hich
Regni«*
W ith W ee k *
played,
though
probably
about
as
good
set on foot for th e im provem ent of bicy­
F ries
Trtboa%
One Tear.
Ras Tern
cle path s, leading into Newberg, by a as th e college could put out. More than
N o r t h A m e r i c a n R e v i e w , New Y o r k C t f y * . » • • #6.00
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a system of graveling ami rolling. A th is every "b o y ” in the Newberg team
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l l s r p e r ' s H a s u r . h e w Y o r k C i t y . . « ...............
4.00
H a r p e r ’» W e e k l y . # c w Y o r k C i t y ..................... ........ 4 .OO
m o r e extended m ention will be given iD was a bonufidc student in »spirit as well Offices ill Abtdiftlem > a ll oy Ba n k B u i l d i n g ,
PlionONO. 47?.
C e n fia ry i r t n g n d n f ,
I o r k C ity . . . • • • « ■ • • • 4 .0 0
us on paper and had not entered college
S t . K l e h o l H M . H u g n t i n f , N # w Y o r k C i t y . . . . . . * • I .M
n ex t issue.
R esidence n o rth of P u b lic School B u ild in g ,
M c C l u r e ' s M H K O K in e, N e w Y o r k C i t y . . . . . . . .
merely for a sh o rt course in football for
P hono No. 41.
F r a n k C e n i l e ’« M o n t h l y , N e w Y o r k C i t y « « . «
Ed H atch enjoyed a visit this week
M i n t K c y ’ft M s g - f i s i A e , N e w Y o r k C i t y . • • • • • • *
special em ergency. We may be over
from his fath er, who is revenue officer
b n c c c M s , N e w Y o r k C i t y .................. .............. ..
suspicious, but out of 50 students,
l i t M l g c r M o n t h l y , N e w Y o r k C i t s ’ . • » • « • » • • »-#
TTOKNKY-AT LAW.
at St. M ichael, Alaska. On T hursday
B u c k , N e w Y o r k C l t r . . . . ............... ...
in M cM innville coll ego, with over half of
.In d u e . N e w Y o r k C i t i .
m orning Mr. H atch gave a very in ter­
I - P K l i c ’f» W e e k l y * N e w Y o r k C i t y . . . . » • • • • • .
them ladies, it seems a little singular
Ite v i e w o f H e v ie w s , N e w Y o r k C it y . • • • • • •
esting chapel talk a t th e college on
S c r ib n e r 's IC n g u iin e. N e w Y o r k C i t y . . . » * -
th a t a foot ball team of such " m a n ly ”
W ill p ra c tic e in a ll th o c o u rts of th e sfntc
A m eric a n A g rlr u ltsr lH t, N ew Y o r k C i t y . . . .
A laskan subjects.
S
pecial
a
tte
n
tio
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iv
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to
p
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b
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te
w
ork,
the
proportions could bo selected, O ur
R ural N ew Y orker. N ew Y ork C ity • • • • • • • • •
g of deeds, m ortgages, c o n tra c ts an d th e
C o M i t i u p o l l t n n M u s r a s l n e , I r v i n g t o n , JK. Y . • *
Some of th e College boys accom pa­ suspicions in this respect were s u p p o s ­ d w ra ritin
ftin g of a ll legal p a p ers.
C o u n t r y G e n t l e m a n . A l b a n y , N. Y . •» •» •» •» •
F a r m J o u rn a l, n d lju ic lp k ln . F e a n • • • • • • •
N ew berg. O regon.
nied by Prof. Jones, left T h ursday for ed by an unguarded rem ark by one o f ,
l d p p in c o t t 's H ingu k lu r, P h il a d e lp h ia « l ' e p a ,
Y o u f h ' n C o m ’. v a n ! o n , p o d o n . M a s s • • • • . . « • •
E ugene to a tten d a convention of the M cM innville's own citizens who failed to j O ffice — aecond Floor
B ank of N ew berg B uild in g .
Farm nnd H om e, ijiiin g trlil, N a i a . . , . , , , , .
State Y. M. C.A. Pres. McGrew will also recognize their own team as th a t ol th e
N e w ’ ¡ ¿ n g l a n f l H o i u c a t e m l , SprlnfctielcX . M a s s .
G o o d llo u N eU ee p In ji, S p r la p fle id , M a e . . . . . .
probably attend nnd give a short address college.
F a rm , F ie ld a n d F iresid e, C h ica g o . H I . . , . ,
O. L. Price
D. P. Price.
O r m in e J u d d F a r m e r , C h ic a g o , III, • • • » . . .
before th e Association.
As to the treatm en t of our boys by
I C n l t o i u l N t , I n d i a n a p o l i s , I t n ! ............ ...
O h io F a r m e r , C le v e la n d , O h ln .
A t its regular session M onday night the M cM innville team we have no com­
M leliifritti F a r m e r , D e t r o i t , M i e l i . , , . , . , . , ,
F l i r r e e M
s i l d d e , S
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F arm and K
fle
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the city council passed a vote of thaliks plaint to m ake. As to the public in gener­
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L i t <» i
H o m e a n d F a r m , C o n i s v t l l s . K y .......................
1.00
to Mrs. S. A. Deskins and Mr. and Mrs. al we cannnot say so m uch. We are not
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,
I . E H olt for volu n tarily q u arantining “ sore” over defeat, as our b o y sp lajed
Ncwbor~, Oregon.
fMease send cash w ith order.
(C. V. Bank Bldg.)
them selves ns soon as they found th a t heroically, nnd lost fairly. Wo cheer­
Those w ishing to Bubeerlbo fra m ors th a n on« of tfc* abovs |
All legal w ork prom pi lv a n d c arefu lly a tte n d e d
T h e Tribuuo w a y re m it a t publisher»* re g u la r price«.
d ip h th eria was in th e fam ily.
fully yield to our rivals the joy of the
to. C ollections g iv e n o u r im m e d ia te a t ­
A ddress X U I3 T S U B V 5 2 S ,
CUT.
te n tio n .
M a r r i e d — A t the home of E lder Geo. first victory. A w ay back in the diin
C. Carl on W ednesday evening, Decem­ past we too won our first laurels and
ber 5, Miss Elsie W ilson of Newberg to can sym pathize w ith them . B ut the
Oscar Tetherow of Douglas County, treatm en t w hich our hoys received at
W ashington, E lder C arl officiating. the hands of some of M cM innville's citi­
The bride is a grand d au g h ter of Mrs. zens was a disgrace to the fair nam e of
Represents the most advanced ideas in garment-making. It W A # careful
Y am hill. T hey seemed not to know
E . F. R uckm an.
embodiment of all the best that thirty-five years* experience can being to ifca door
F. C. Sepp of K ake Village, A laska, a n y such thing ns fuir play. W hen Mac
arrived in town th e first of the week, had the ball, a word would clear the
of the thoughtful, practical merchant tailor.
and will be here for several days. Mr. field. When Nowberg hail it, the spec­
8 epp is proprietor of th e store a t the tators crowded around, intercepted our
Friends Mission in charge of M r. and plays, hooted and yellel to keep our
Mrs. Silas Moon, and is now organizing hoys from hearing th eir signals, nnd de­
capital for pu ttin g in a big fish cannery risively talked back a t the referee who
t ^ -!§r¡
requested fair play. In an instance or
a t th a t place.
Stands for all that is most desirable in seisenaMe fabric» — hi weave, in
two they went s> far as to bodily in te r­
M r. and Mrs. B ert Hoover who w eath­ cept one of our players. We dislike to
texture and in original conception — culled from the exclusive creation.
the
ered th e Boxer uprising in Tien Tsin, say these things, and are sorry there Is
most
expert
dress
cloth
designers
of
the
two
hemispheres.
C hina, arrived in Newberg direct from ground for it. But K McMinnville will
New Y ork, T hanksgiving evening for Bond a team hero to strive In friendly
a visit w ith B e rt's sister Mrs. Van Lea­ contest, Newberg will try to set her an
vitt. On th eir arriv al hero they found exam ple in th e way of treatin g visitors.
a cablegram in cipher from C hina aw ait­
F r o m th e C ollege.
ing th em , and as th e key to the code
was in th e ir tru n k which had been
T he result of the football gam e would
Must never lie confounded with ’ 'ready-made" clothing. Remember
shipped on to San Francisco, they left doubtless seem very discouraging, b u t
this: In Royal Tailoring each and every suit and individual garment U made tn the
the next m orning for C alifornia.
w hen wo como to consider th a t th e op­
specific mcksuremcnts o f the individual buyer. Always so — never otherwise.
On W ednesday, M arshal Woo la took posing team was m ade up of th e
heaviest
an
d
strongest
m
en
M
cM
inn­
up G uy Y oung, a lad of about 14 years
of age, on a charge of stealing a watch ville college could g a th e r in, given
nnd ten dollars from th e old gentlem an th eir tu itio n free, nnd p le n ty of tim e
McCully w ho lives out west of town : to practice, is It any w onder th e y Lent
A ll persons k n o w ing them selves In ­
G o-toT . B. C um m ings for paints and
oils. A full line of u n d e rta k in g goods debted to C. M. Skeels for goods, please
call a n d settle a t once a t th e F a ir Store.
kept in stock.
Photographs cheap, b u t not cheap pho­
Can by Heston was in tow n th e first of
the week driving a splendid team of to g rap h s—tw enty-four stam p pictures
farm horses recently purchased of Fred for tw en ty five cents a t S m ith ’s photo
g allery.
C raw ford.
Mrs. O. K . E d w a rd s nnd son E w a rt
The best of fresh and salt m eats the
re tu rn e d hom e W ednesday m orning
m arket affords will be found a t th e New-
from a v isit w ith M rs. E d w a rd s’ p a r­
herg Meat M arket. The highest prices
e n ts a t l’erry d ale.
paid for b u tch er's Btock.
O. V . Allen, of Salem, who was in
A. R. Cum pston cam e up from P o rt­
tow n Tuesday came in and took ad v a n ­
land one day last week. H e said his
tage of o ur new subscription offer.
native state, N ebraska, w ent to his lik­
T here are others—
ing in the recent election.
On N ovem ber 28 F ran k Nelson was
Florence, th e five y e a r old d au g h ter m arried to Miss Elsie M. Bartholomew
of Mr. and Mrs. C. U. H aw orth of P ort­ a t th e residence of J . C. Lucas, who p e r­
land died last Sunday of congestion of formed th e cerem ony.
th e brain, an d was buried Tuesday.
The Freo M ethodists have been h o ld ­
I w ill in g special services for several days at
Farm ers I w ant your eggs
give cash for th em .
Egg packers th e ir church north of th e depot. Rev.
furnished free to those w ishing th em .
J . G lenn of D ayton is in charge.
C. B. W ilson ,
Jacob E h re t, of Can by, a brother of th e
Je h u Stanbrough who moved to T he E h re t boys w ho are in business in New­
Dalles some tim e ago w ith th e intention berg, was m arried on last T hursday to
of rem aining during th e w inter, finds Miss Rosa Seggeeman.of M iddleton.
it too cold there to su it him and has re ­
Miss G race B utler, fashionable d ress­
turned to Newberg.
maker. C utting and fitting a specialty.
A ndy Johnson has sold sixty acres of Residence, cor. 3rd & River Streets
Newberg, Ore.
his farm to Fred V inton w ho th in k s he
L ost —A black and tan hound pup six
will now have in his iarm of 160 acres,
just about enough to keep him out of m onths old. Any one giving inform a­
m ischief. He says he will seed a large tion of th e same will ho rew arded by the
ow ner. t3
Guss L adner , L aurel, Or.
p a rt of it to clover in th e spring.
Miss
E
m
m
a
D orrance was up from
Go and ace those pictures displayed
by Prof. Douglas at th e old Byers Studio. P ortland a few days last week visiting
H e is ready for th e C hristm as trade. with former schoolm ates. She is a tte n d ­
Every effort will he m ade to please you. ing th e H igh school since th e fam ily
Send your orders in plenty of tim e to moved to P ortland.
W . B. Cory and fam ily of E agle,W au­
avoid th e C hristm as rush.
kesha county, W isconsin, cousins of C.
Dr. Woods H utchinson w ent to P o r t­
E . an d S. W. Newhouso, are here look­
land last Monday where he performed a
in g over th e country with th e in tention
successful operation for ru p tu re a t th e
of locating. They are now stopping w ith
Good S am aritan H ospital, on th e p er­
C. E . Newhouse at Springbrook.
son of S. W . Newhouse, who recently
H ow ard W illiams and sister V innie,
purchased a p a rt of th e W. J . S tater farm
north of town. Tho p atient is getting w ent up to Corvallis on th e boat S a tu r­
along nicely and his speedy recovery is day and visited Sunday w ith th e ir old
pastor and wife, R ev. and Mrs. Mark
expected.
Noble. H ow ard returned Monday w hile
W alter Robertson has been showing a Miss W illiam s rem ained until th e m id ­
kodak view received from M edford, in dle of th e week.
w hich is show n a h u n tin g cam p with
Rev. L. D. B arr, Prof. Edw in M orri­
th e result of one d a y ’s h u n t in th a t son, Prof. J . C. Hodson, Jesse Edwards
vicinity strung up on a pole; viz., ten and O. K. E dw ards drove over to Scotts
fine royal deer. E . D. Elwood, form er­ Mills last Friday and attended the An­
ly of Newberg, ami two o th er gentlem en nual Conference of Friends Y early
were the successful N im rods. A too ! Meeting, w hich lasted over Sunday.
wide circulation of the kodak picture is They returned M onaay, reporting a very
likely to result in a stam pede of our | successful and profitable Conference.
local sportsm en in th e direction of th e
Jo h n H eaton who was in town a few
place where such h u n tin g is possible.
days ago said his son J-ewis, who is
M arried—At th e hom e of Mr. and w orking for a logging com pany down on
M rs. N. G. Kirk out n o rth of town on ! th e Colum bia, had been home on a visit
T hanksgiving day. Miss Mary Pim of | since th e election, and reported a raise
Ohio to Mr. C. O. Reynolds of Salem , ' of eight dollars a m onth on his wages.
P res. H . E . McGrew officiating. T he M errill, a form er stu d en t in th e College
couple first became acquainted a few is working on th e lower Colum bia also The boy acknowledged th a t he took the | us"
I’rof. Dougins did not n licn I to her
years ago at th e W alter Malone T ra in ­ | and is g ettin g $50 per m onth.
1 w atch,
b i t claim ed th a t other boys
ing School in Ohio, and formed a friend­
T he tw o children of M r. and Mrs. I. were im plicated in ta k in g th e money. 1 clauses on T uesday on acco u n t of th e
ship culm inating as above indicated. E. H olt who cam e down from O aksdale, H e was arrested and bound over to a p ­ \ sickness o f her son Bruce.
As exuiuliiutlon tim e d raw s near, th e
Mr. Reynolds acted as R eading Oisrk of W ashington, last week were sick when pear at th e n e x t circuit court. For a
Friends Yearly M eeting last v ea-, and is th e y left home and since th eir arrival h>.y o f his age it would seein th a t a •Indents, w ho during th e term d id not
now principal of a school a few m iles this have been suffering with d ip h th eria, but binding over to the state reform school | realize th e fact th a t th e y m ust m ake a
J grade, nre now aw akening to it. As a
side of Saleui.
M r. and Mrs. Reynolds are getting along nicely and are consid­ would be more In order.
| consequence th ey are b a rtiin g th e m id ­
left th e m orning after th e wedding for ered out of danger. The family is a t the
“ A bout five y ears ago f was troubl-
th e ir new home at H ig h lan d , th e Friends hom e of Mrs. f*. A. Deskine north of !ed w ith e a ta rra ’i of th e low er bowel,” n ig h t oil—and alceplng d u rin g th e day.
The boys are arranging for a basket j
suburb to th e C apital city.
tow n and as all h a re lieen closely q u a r­ savs C . T . C h ish o lm , 4S4 Ifearborne;
antined no fears of a spread of the tv e ., C hicago, an d alth o u g h I consult- ball team and they will soon be doing ;
Prof. J. H . Douglas w ho some tim e
j active w ork in the g y m n a siu m .
disease are e n te rta in e d .
•si several e iu in -n t plivaiclans w ho pre-
ago had to resign his position In Pacific
lh e different classes are busily a t |
C
harles
Hudson
of
Newberg
Oregon,
sorilied for m e, I found th e ir rem edies
College on account of poor h ealth , has
work
p ’an iiin g f-.r recital». I t has lieen ;
concluded to take up his old profession arrived Thursday to visit his brothers, failed to in a n y w ay relieve me, and th e arranged by th e faculty th a t those of j
j
Levi,
Pleasant
and
Moses
H
odson.
He
trouble
alm
o
st
becam
e
chronic.
After
of photography. He has had seven y esrs
1 each class, who are to go in to th e ora-I
of successful experience in some of th e was born and p artially raised near here, suffering several m o n th s, 1 one day ; tori cal, shall recite publicly in th e chap- j
but
w
ith
his
m
other
w
ent
to
Oregon
concluded
to
try
C
liaiu
tierlaiii'a
Colic,
best city galleries, both in th e E a st and
el on such m ornings as w ill lie Indicat- \
in Oregon. L ast week he bought the over tw enty-one re a rs ago, and has not C holera a n d D iarrhoea R em edy and 1
■
ed
later.
__ ,
Byers business and jjrood w ill, and will been la c k to see his brothers since. Of lieg to assure y n a th a t f w as m w t agree­
,
coarse
they
did
not
know
him
.
H
e
is
s
A
K
r
r
n
Brain.
ably
surprised
to
find
after
ta
k
in
g
tw
o
rem ain in th a t studio for th e p resen t,
Y our
feeling*, y o u r loeinl po*l - 1
but early in the New Y ear he w ill move well known teacher and m erchant of doses of th e rem edy th a t I was com-
to • location adjoining th e postofBce on his tow n. Things h e re do not look at plete'y relieved o f th e disease th a t had tion or businrsa success d epend largely 1
th e east, where Mr. Byers has bought a all n atu ral to him , but he finds quire a cost m e so m uch trouble and an n o y ­ - on th e perfect action of y o u r Blofnach
lot of Mr. E Israels a n d wilt begin th e num ber of p»r«nns he form erly knew .— ance. I am th an k fu l to say th a t I have and L iver. Dr K in g . N ew Life Pills j
erection of a new building a t once w hich Spiceland notes in New Castle fin d .) not suffered from it sin c e .” For bale give Increased stre n g th , a keen, clear!
‘ brain, high am bition A 25 cen t box)
■ C ourier.
y C K. Moore Jc C o., d ru g g L t.
fee has rented to Prof. Douglas.
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