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NEWBERG GRAPHIC
I CHE SALEM lllll! MULE
H. J. L ittlefield.
H. A. Littlefield.
| no subject dearer to me, none that subject as given above. He began by
\ seems moro important or more neglect- saying th at horticultural conditions as
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YEARS
LITTLEFIELD BROS.,
led than the scientific education of the they exist to-day aro tlie outgrowth of Of B u fferin g from kidney disease, Miss
E. H. W o o d w a r d , E d it o r & P u b l is h e r . | tillers of the soil. Are your boys in tbe over
a half ceuturv, the beginning being Minnie Ryan, of St. Louis, Mo., found
colleges? If so they are not made by Henderson Lewelling w ho in a complete cure result frem the use of
W. C. W o o d w a r d , A sso c ia t e E d it o r . l i agricultural
in Cheh&lem V alley Bank b uild ing
enrolled in agricultural courses. Is it 1847 bought « young nursery across the Dr^l icice s Golden Medical Discovery. | Offices Phone
No. 43
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| l a t e s t i m p r o v e d ------
is sucli cures
I R esidence north of P ublic School B uilding,
!
possible
that
tho
farmer-»
son
lias
be­
plains
from
Iowa
and
planted
it
in
Ore­
ffcrtered as second class m anor at tb e postofl'.ce
as
this
which
es­
Phone No. 41.
come a lawyer, and Is waiting for men gon soil near Milwaukee. lie told of tlie tablish the sound­
j|
PROCESS.
at N ew berg, Oregon.
to quarrel that he may earn a much first Oregon-grown apples selling for ft ness of Dr. Pierce's
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needed fee? Or a doctor groaning over a pound and bringing 15 to 20 cents as theory: " Diseases
ISSUED JtVKHY. FRIDAY MORNING.
which originate in
the healtlifulness of our Oregon climate, late as 1858; of tho resulting apple boom, the
stomach must
CLARENCE BUTT.
his greatest competitor? Or a minister when there were more apple trees set be cured
through
FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 1901.
WU1 p ractice iu all the courts oi the state jji, Yv'e take pleasure ia announcing to the public that we ex-
in a starved pulpit, dealing in futures to out than there were people to eat the th e s to m a c b .”
Special atteutlou given to probate w ork, the
Every other organ
w riting of deeds, m ortgages, contracts and the P
empty pews below? Noblo professions apples; later, of the time when our depends
pect to have our new mill completed and in operation by
d
raftin g of all legal papers.
on
th
e
eacli
and
nil
of
them,
and
grand
men
in
dried
prunes
sold
for
nearly
20
cents
a
N ew b e rg . O re g o n . ill
s
to
m
a
c
h
for
its
M E E T IN G O P O K KG ON F R U IT M EN .
the time new wheat is in good condition for milling.
O ffic e — Second Floor
them, but the mediocrity supply is ex pound, and of the resulting boom in vitality and vigor.
B ank of Newberg B uilding.
V.
Our
purpose is to do a general milling business, giving spe­
cessive,
and
is
it
not
possible
that
many
For
by
the
stom­
prunes, when tlie business man, the
M id -S u m m e r S ta tio n o f S ta te H o r t i c u l t u r ­
a l S oaJety h e ld a t N ew k e rg . A d d re sa e a of these professional gentlemen would lawyer, the teacher, the editor and tbe ach and its asso-
cial attention to local exchange aud custom work.
I dated organs of
g iv e n by l ’rof. H a ile y o f C o rn e ll. H on . have led happier lives, and served their
K. K. S m llh , Hon. E . H o fer, H. M fellow men better In some rural calling? preacher set out a prune orchard witli digestion and nu­
We
will receive wheat at the elevator as usual, also all
tlie intention of clearing annually from trition th e food
tVIUIamaon, Dr. J. It. C a rd w e ll and
vVe must educate tbe boys, and let them |150 to $1000 to the a<ffe; when most any which is eaten is
other
kiuds of graiu, and pay the highest market price
O th e r s.
into nu­
feel that farm life is not mere drudgery, man who could tell iruit trees apart set converted
triment,
which,
in.
for same.
Begining with last Friday evening the but a partnership with nature In her up a nursery. Tlie picture wus painted the form of blood,
FLO U R , F E E D , 1IAY & G R A IN i
annual mid-summer meeting of the Ore­ wondrous m ethods; let tbetn feel the very graphically and humorously by Mr/ is the sustaining
We
respectfully solicit your patronage.
G A R D E N & FLO W ER
gon State Horticultural Society was nobility of their calling and tbe boys Williamson, aud was heartily apprecia­ power of the body
N. C. Christenson,
each organ of
SE E D S.
hold in Newberg and was attended by will not leave tbe farm. We liafte col­ ted by tlie audience, to wiiose experience and
W h e n t li e
many representative horticulturists, the leges devoted exclusively to every he spoke so olosely. After referring to it.
M
anager
Gtaelialeni V alley M ills.
•Free
D
elivery.
stom ach is dis­
most progressiva and energetic class of learned profession; how many to agri the attending disappointment and dis­ eased the food sup­
E.
C.
W
ard
<&
Co.
j
of the body is
agriculturists in the Btate. Excellent culture?
v*.-
couragement, the speaker eulogized Dr. ply
1st. Street, New berg, Or .
cut down, the or­
and inspiring addresses were delivered Ppcuking of organization, Mr. 8mith Cardwell, who lias so pliil.inthropicaiiy gans
are
starved,
and
the
weakness
of
throughout the various sessions and the said it is u matter of necessity that devoted time and money to investiga­ starvation shows itself in lungs, heart,
discussions were encouragingly general, fruitgrowers associate themselves closely tion and experiment which have been liver, kidneys or some other organ.
Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery
at times becoming entertainingly warm. to-gether to obtain satisfactory results. invaluable to Oregon fruitgrowers in the cures
diseases of the stomach and other
In fact, tbe presence of such men ns Dr. This in tlie day when corporations and solving of difficult problems.
organs
of digestion and nutrition, and
N. E. BRITT. P resident.
% It. Cardwell of Portland, the Nestor not individuals transact the business of It is the belief ol Editor Williamson so cures disease of other organs which
B. C. MILES, Viee-Prea.
of Oregon horticulture, Hon. E. L. tbe world. Ho recommended co-opera that tho status of horticultural condi­ have originated through deficient nutri­
E. II. WOODWARD, Secretary.
J. C. COLCORD, C ashier.
or impure blood.
Smith of Hood River, irrepressibly ex­ live fruit unions, which educate their tions is better now than ever before. tion
been smflferiiig w ith kidney trouble
Kid and Cloth Top with Hand
uberant, Editor H. M. Williamson of members to better methods, promote Tho booms have given way to steady tw MI enty had years,”
w rites Miss Minnie Ryan, of
1537 Louisiana Avenue, St. Louis, Mo., «and I CAPITAL STOCK, 8 3 0 ,0 0 0 .
Portland, Hon E. Hofer of Salem, Prof. their Intelligence and bring them into and healthful development. The Oregon had
Turned Soles—
doctored w ith a num ber of the best physi­
E . R. Lake and many more who were closer relationship."
Two years ago X commenced taking >“ ur
apple again enjoys supremacy, and the cians.
B.
C.
MILES.
‘Golden Medical Discovery ’ and ‘ Favorite Pre­
FIVE SHORT PAPERS.
here would insure a successful meeting
J. C. COLCORD.
prune business is resolving itself upon a scription
’ aud took also several vials of Doctor
$ 3 . 5 0 .
E. H. WOODWARD.
P ierre’s Pellet.«. I took eight bottles (four of
under almost any circumstances. It is Professors Cordley and Knisely of the stronger basis. Markets are expanding, each),
N. E. BRITT.
aud I feci now perfectly cured.”
J. H DOUGLAS, JR.
to be regretted only that the meeting Oregon Agricultural College occupied and tbe future is bright. Tbe cherry is Dr. Pierce’s Pellets cure biliousness.
D irectors.
was held at such a busy season of the tlie greater part of of .Saturday forenoon’s being developed to perfection ; Southern
year that not a very large num ber of tbe session, tho former on tlie "curl leaf Oregon peaches bring the best prices
O N D E N T S —Ladd A Tilton, P ort­
local fruit growers could attond and question" and the latter upon "chemical everywhere and Oregon strawber­ mixed quartet composed of Mrs. O. K. C O la R n R d E ; S N P ational
Park Bank, New York.
bs benefited thereby.
proprerties of fruits." The latter paper ries are making a well-earned reputa­ Edwards, Mrs. H . Gould, Dr. II. J.
Newberg has always been very much dealt with horticulture from its tech­ tion. Tlie nursery lias become one of Littlefield and \V. U. Woodward,
Strangers v isitin g tho city are in v ited to call at
favored in being chosen ns the meeting nical and scientific standpoint but nev tho greatest industries in tlie state, and
Vici Velour and Box Calf Shoes—
th e bank for inform ation con cerning the
city . C oriespondcuce in vited.
place for such wortiiy organizations, and ertheless indirectly developed the warm­ the cunning business, which went out
Pare reading m atter.
the fact is a merited recognition in favor est discussion of the whole meeting. It witli tlie boom, is returning steadily.
$ 3 . 5 0 .
T o th e D e a f.
of our town and vicinity. In line with is hard to tell how it came about, but The greatest part of the agricultural in­ A rieli lady cured
of
her
Deafness
and
this thought, it was a generous tribute tbe first thing the audience knew it vestments of the state is devoted to Noises in tlie Head by Dr. Nicholson’s
Com e and see us, g et our P rices aud Save
paid as by Dr. Cardwell llio president of wan being entertained by a lively nnd fruitgrowing W here there was disap­ Artificial Ear Drum s, gave $10,000 to
M oney.
the society, when in Ids address lie said, aggressive dispute between Editor Wil pointment, thoro is now renewed hope. his institute, so that deaf people unable
"T his, onr third summer meeting at liamson and “ Hood R iver" Smith, as to In closing, Mr. Williamson paid New­ to procure the Ear Drums may have
The place to get your
Newberg, attests our appreciation of the relative merits of W illamette Valley berg with tier varied and rich agricultu-I them
free.
Address
No.
10613.
The
your efficient services in horticulture. and Hood River apples. Both gentle­ ral resources, a glowing tribute, as hav­ Nicholson Institute, 780, Eighth Avenue DRUGS & MEDICINES.
Opposite Bank of Newberg.
It affords us pleusure to note the evi­ men are hard hitters and made some ing developed from the "grubby end’’ to
dence of substantial, material progress clever passes, greatly appreciated by tbe choice garden spot of old Yamhill. New York, U. S. A.
tn town and country. You Lave obtain­ tlie spectators.
Pure reading mutter.
PRESCRIPTION WORK A
ed au enviable eminence in horticultural E. H. Skinner of Springbrook spoke A d d r e s s by P r o p . B a ii . e y o p C o r n e l l .
A
H
e
a
l
t
h
y
G
r
o
w
t
h
.
Prof.
L.
II.
Bailey
of
Cornell
Univer­
SPECIALTY.
methods. Nowhere do finer fruits grow, from forty years experience upon "The
Elixer has gained a firm hold
nor reach the market in tastier pack­ C herry,” dealing with some of the prob­ sity, who has been doing work tliis am Acker’s
ong our people and is acknowledged
ages. Tho Newberg brand brings the lems to he overcome in cherry culture, summer in the state university of Cali­ to be
to all other prepara­ B ooks, Stationery, F an cy anil
fornia,
and
who
had
been
secured
by
highest prices in tho home and foreign tho disease of gnmosis in particular, and Prof. Lake for one days' work in Oregon tions the It superior
Carriage and Wagon Builder.
is a positivo cure for all blood T oilet A rticles. C am ara and
m arkets. Your location is well chosen, telling how lie has met with the great­ on his return homeward, gave tbe last and skin diseases.
Only
fifty
cents
a
K odaks aud all kin d s o f Cam ara
WATCHMAKER
•nd you grow all tho fruits of the tem­ est success. Contrary to popular ideas
of tlie Meeting. He expressed bottle and we guarantee it. C. F. Supplies.
perate zone to the greatest perfection, upon the subject, Mr. Skinner advocated address
great pleasure at seeing our state, and Moore & Co. druggists.
•s evidenced nt the W orld’s Fair at thorough cultivation of the trees.
LF.SSONS G IVEN IN K O D A K -
its great possibilities. The fact
xnd JEWELER,
Chicago, at Omaha and now nt Buffalo." "Cover Crops” was the subject of a noting
Repairing, Painting and Trimming
E
ltY .
had already Impressed itself upon him
The spirit ol tho addresses and discus­ paper read by L. T Reynolds of Salem, that
what
had
taken
the
East
a
century
sions throughout seemed remarkably who advocated, for the benefit of tlie and more to accomplish bad been a t­
Promptly Done.
Solicits th e patronage of his old In d ian a
hopeful. After years of toil and much soil, the sowing of vetches in the or- tained largely in the West in one gener­
disappointm ent it is the thought of tho rtiards about the time tho fruit is liar- ation. On speaking of different agri­
F rien ds w ho need w atch repairing done.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
representative men in attendance nt tho vested.
conditions us existing in tlie
Special a tte n tio n also given to diseases ol th e 2 0 7 M o rris o n S t.
meeting Hint horticultural conditions A paper on "A ftorthoughts” prepareJ cultural
Horseshoeing and General Black-
East and the West, lie referred to tlie
are re-ndjusting themselves upon a by Asa Holloday of Soap pose was read policy
EY E , EAR. NOSE AND T H R O A T .
of
summer
fallowing,still
pursued
sounder bnsis, and that the "golden by Prof. Lake. Tlie writer humorously hero as m arkiug the dividing line be­
smithing.
PO RTLAND , OR.
Office over Bank of Newberg.
*ge" is yet ahead n n j not behind the recalled tlie hopes and disappointments
tween
pioneer
nnd
modern
methods
of
Oregon fruit grower.
In Ilia career as a horticulturist in the
At tho first session held Friday even­ last ten years, at the same time express­ agriculture, nnd prophesying that it will Agent for the PORTLAND AN­
soon be done away with altogether.
ing, Prof. J. C. Hudson gave a lienrty, ing a hope for tho future.
Prof. Bailey talked upon the subject CHOR FENCE CO., as shown in
and at the same time n thoughtful ad­ EDITOR E. HOVER ON TIIK 8TRAWBEItitY.
dress of welcome on behalf of the citi­ There are adresses and then there are of "N ature Study” and tho movement cut, and also agent for PLANO
zens of Newberg. Ho welcomed the addresses, but it was the real thing in for its furtherance which has started
visitors as men who aro thinking, know­ this line witli which Hon. 10. Hofer of iu New York under the auspices of Cor­ BINDER, MOWER aud RAKE,
ing and doing, and w ho, in a meeting of the Halom Capital Journal favored the nell University. Ho holds that tlie BUFFALO PITTS goods, DEERE
this nature, always give to their hearers horticultural society Saturday afternoon. movement is now ill North America, in PLOW CO., BUCKEYE combined
more than they take away. This is pri­ Tho poot speaks of finding sermons in tbut it aims to resell out to all people,
m arily an age of diffusion of ideas. Man trees and running brooks etc., but Mr. nnd is not intended primarily for teach­ HARROW and SEEDER. Also
lives, not to himsulf alone, lint as lie re­ Hofer found bis in the strawberry. ers, as was the Agassiz plan. Its pur­ agent for WEBER WAGON, the
ceives he u I bo gives, ideas and m eth­ His discourse was full of fervor and en­ pose is to aid people to live bettor and to Strongest farm Wagon made.
ods are worth but little until they are thusiasm, but orthodox, and carried enjoy m ore; to help tlx early in life a
diffused and put into practice, and these conviction to the hearts of his hearers. correct point of view; to enable young Address, - - - Carlton, Ore.
conferences of fruitgrowers conduce to The speaker said that for years lie had people to iiave the power of happiness
the necessary interchange of ideas. blowcd iu all his spare change on straw- in themselves; to teacii that there is
The groat demand now is for tho beet berries nnd as a rule bad received no something interesting in everything that
Handsomely Illustrated.
products, and, while competition is change in return, but yet declured he is; to develop the power of observation;
Original Drawings.
drawing tbe lines closer all tho while, was an enthusiast over the little fruit, to arrest among tho young people the
the man who is not keeping step witli nnd believed thoroughly in it. He pro­ distaste for the farm.
hew conditions is left behind. Finally, ceeded to paint a beautiful picture of Professor Hailey traced tho history of
these meetings help bring to the fruit­ tho possibilities of strawberry culture this cduuutional movement in his state,
grower tour requisites for ids success— in Western Oregon, declaring that the told of the work of the junior naturalist
faith, enthusiasm, judgement and W illamette Valley berry is destined to clubs, in which 30,000 children of New
A FULL LINE OF
York are interested. The work lias now
knowledge.
take tlie markets of tlie world. There advanced
ami
received
such
recognition
Tho response was given by Dr. Card- is a gold mine in tlie business if the
well, who after replying appropriately people will only develop the prospect. that it lias just been adm itted to tlie
to the cordin' welcome received, gave a The necessity was emphasized of spe­ public schools. For tbe older people,
OLD WHEELS T^ZELZEUST OH NEW ONES.
review of the work of the society since cialization, or tho growing of different reading clubs aro formed, and much ac­
its organization thirteen years ago, and berries for different purposes and m ar­ complished in waking them up to tlieii
of the changes having taken place in kets; of patient concentration upon tlie surroundings. The tendency of all this
in nature study is not to make
horticultural conditions since that time, principles of the business; of the grower work
Exceptionally Interest­
or professional scientists, but ing
After reviewing Hie ex|a>rimental stage ! raising his own plunta, studying their teachers
Features for 1900.
to
aid
people
to
live
nobler
and
happier
In fruitgrowing in Oregon, the speaker adaptability to the soil; of getting one lives.
f lP i'c iA i. f o x T R i n r r o R s f o r io oo .
Kdw«r«l l.teifll ICulf. Anna Farqnhar,
dwelt upon present conditions which ! or two good varieties and staying with
snntor .1
. €’. WfHNturr, Ekeu E. Kc&rurd,
lln>«l«-u 4'arrulti.
Tliauet. liete-
confront fruitgro-.veis, especially th at of them ; of marketing only the liost fruit, Dlls address closed the last session H
bliik ltutt«‘r%«orlh.l% Inlhrop €'. I'Relmrd,
of
the
m
idsum
m
er
meeting,
and
I)r
Rlleot, INathnu lla«U**l|
competition, caused by cheap transpor- and of co-operating in the business with Curd well declared the society adjourned : Fili* Rhreler
taliou rales, and that of over-produc- fellow growers. As good varieties Mr.
.
tll
, ...
b r i g h t »v»ier
e r y n n a r A m e r ic a nnd
n A many
n llio r* . orsine
tion. Iu conclusion lie said: "This j Hofer recommended the Ideal, Lloyds, to meet at Corvallis the second lues* , S E N D N X1CE A V P AD DRESS AT P N C !!.
3 «
111 January.
••T h e Nmionnl Ragne Ine" will be bmu It *»
financial problem is serious. W hat \ Knuana, Du Maurier, Marguerite, Down- day Minio
wan
furnished*
tho
oven-
Ibrtwomonth«,
awl
continued one jreer Kerocmbcr
»ill»«
regular
wumo
lurnisnt
a.
ine
cm
n
prtoeof$
1
.
0
0
nnìs»*o«l»nrwi«c.«nhrwl.
you
shell we do to meet the situation? Do > ing's Pride, Beverly, Nunshine, 8am* iniz session* of the Me et ine by M r.and
S ili i f
,wo nx>nth* it **» hy Rendili* your umm at on«*
we realise the dilemma? Are we not pic, and Double Cropper.
*
*ii«l mentioning “ Specilli 1900 olirr.”
Ï
'
*
Micawber-like, supinely waiting for The need of pushing tlie strawberry Mrs. UIon Winslow and Orlami Heu- f THG W . W . POTTER CO., ®
boston . M m.
something to turn up? The spirit of the ¡canning industry was impressed, as one cock, with violins and piano, and a (», tiucbtiictjj.pt,, Uitor.
e v e r
age is trusts, combines and co operation. of the most valuable industrial enter­
Tims far nothing has been done. In prises to all classes of |>ci>p)e. He
Oregon oilr attem pt to combine and pool recommended that tlie people tn tins part
our interests has signally failed." In of the state graft tlie Hood River spirit
tbe course of ids remarks, tho speaker of enterprise and go iu to win. "W ll-
called attention to the honors accorded 'am etto Valley is the strawberry para­
ggfl?. .
to Oregon fruits at the different world’s dise of tlie world and we are fools not to
fairs and made a strong, personal plea enter therein." In closing Mr. Hofer
to fruitgrowers to assist Commissioner became impassioned and the sparks of
Dosch in keeping up the Oregon display inspiration caught lire with an answer­
at Buffalo and advertising our atate by ing glow from bis audioneo as he closod
sendiug to him samples of our fruit. with the words: "The strawberry patch
is tho connecting link between town and
The formula is plainly printed on every bottle-r-hencc you
" q c a m p ic a t io n a n d ORGANIZATION."
country,
between
city
and
surburban
Hon. E. L. Smith of Hood Kivor, pres­ homes, tlie golden road to industrial
know just what you are taking when you take Grove s. Imitators
ident of the state hoard of horticulture, emancipation
do
not advertise their formula knowing that you would not buy
for
the
white
faced
in­
gave a ringing address upon the above habitants of rented houses, giving em­
IF SO DON’T DULA Y CON­
their medicine it you knew what it contained.
Grove s contains
named subject, winch was enthusiasti­ ployment to the largest numbers in
SULTING A GOOD
cally received. He lias a dash and en ­ Held nnd factory, helping tlie m ultitude
Iron and Quinine put up in correct proportions and is in a Tasteless
ergy which is contagious and which car­ to get and to keep the most sacred and
form.
The Iron acts as a tonic while the Quinine drives the
ries a tense of conviction to his hearers. lieautiful thing in the world—a well
Tbe tpenker traced tho transition furnished American home supported hy
malaria out o f the system. Any reliable druggist will tell you that
stage in horticulture in general, and in honest health-giving industry by old
Grove’ s IS the O r ly in d and that all other so-called Tasteless
W e co rrect defective sig h t and save your ey es w hen
Oregon in particular, rmphasizi ig the and young,"
fact th at a successful orchard cannot tie
it is n ’t too late. O ttr advice is free, am i we w ill
An analysi of other chill tonics shows
Chill T omes arc imitation
managed now as 25 years ago. Changed ‘‘tiTATCI O» HoRTICTI/tCRE IN O h EOON.”
test yottr sig h t scientifically an d tit it w ith the
You
all 01 :rs in every respect.
that Grove’s is superior
p ro p er glasses th a t will give you im m ediate relief.
conditions require additional qualifica­ H. M. Williamscn, editor of the Ore­
gon
Agriculturist
and
Rural
Northwest,
tions on the part ol the grower, lor hor­
O U R I ’ R IC E S A K U R F A s o N A H I F .
are not cvpc rimenting w]
you < e Grove’s— its superiority
VII k i n d s o f r e p a i r s d o n e o n s h o r t ir e t i e e
Ms.» r e m e i t t h c r l j
ticulture has become a scientific pursuit. aud who has ever been one' of the wheel
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Grove’ s is the
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been established.
and
t h a t o u r s h o p i s t h e p l a c e f o r tin e w a tc h w o r k
Mr. Smith made the question of scien­ horses in the promotion ol the beet in­
W
IN
S
L
O
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B
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S
.
e:;t.:c
malarial
sections ol
tific education a strong point to his ad­ terests of Oregon horticulture, gave a
only Chill C urc sold tin
>hot:t l!
__
___________
dress, speaking as follows: "There is popular and inspiring aJdrcss upon the
o
tnc 1 United 5 tate*
PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS.
|
Feed & Seed store
Bank of Newberg
HHil
^Cadies Shoes
ens Shoes
EIIRET BROS.
JOHN A. BECK,
W. A. HOWE,
ROY GARDNER
DR. WOODS HUTCHINSON,
The Best Wheels in the City.
YOU MUST A O AT ONCE
FREE
Orient, Olive, Mitchell, Imperial Bicycles
WHEELS OF ALL KINDS INCLUDING LADIES AND GENTS TAN­
DEMS FOR RENT.
A full Line of Sundries. R epairing quickly and n eatly done.
E LA M
C h ills
*
DO YOUR EYES PAIN YOU
STING, SMART,
ACHE OR
lift WATER?
O P T I C I A X
SH A W
P
.?M m
THE BEST PRESCRIPTION IS
Grove s Tasteless Chili Tonic.
.