Newberg graphic., October 11, 1901, Image 2

N EW BE R G GRAPHIC.
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the unspeakable » retell wlio «hot our £ E Cave to It \V i ’liillips int in
great President. I believe your paper
Jostah Taylor d I C t 5 h r e 4
da a l l e s - p o e t l a n d
2!, j : t h e d
more than any other agent in this noun- Jos M 1'ugh 4 w to It D Tompkins
M r. ‘ B A IL I.Y O A T Z E I5 T ."
E. H. W oouwabb , E dito « A I* i b u « heb . , try> lielpe.l to make the conditions
100 a in sec 23-20 t 5 s r 3 w
! Between PortUmJ, Tho Pali* * *n<i way points.
W . C. W oodwakp , A ssociate E ditoi :. which encouraged such assassination. Jus M 1’ ugh .t w to M Guenther 40
TIM E CARD.
_________________________________________ j lo have our institutions commended by
a in t 2 s r 3 w ........................
.
1 Ltdvc Portland Tuesday», TliurvUjra and Sat
urdajra... ...........
7 a. m.
t ,\ied as aecoud-class matter at the poatoflice : such a paper would be a burning dia- D eliia Brown to Win Brown 1 GO a
Arrive The Dalle* same day.
5 p. in,
grace.” A general and liberal do»e o f
at Ncwberc, Oregon.
in sec 10 t 5 a r 7 w .....................
Leave The Dalles Suuday», Wednesdays and
such treatment would tend to soften the J M Switzer ta Cbas Parker 110 a
Fridays...................................................7 a. m.
color
of
the
yellow
journals.
liSL'kU KVEKY FRIDAY HUHNISÜ.
in see 10 tS ■ r 7 w . .. .........
4C0 A rrive Portland Mine day......... ......... i P- in.
This route had the grandest sceuic attract­
Rebecca Boise to M ary W ise 320 a
ions on curth.
W
hile
seeking
the
meuas
of
stifling
in U W M illerd 1 c t 5 s r 4 w
2150
F R ID A Y , OCTOBEK 11, 1901.
FORTLAND-ABTOSIA ROUTE.
anarchy existing throughout the coun­ United Ltates to D M Evans 160 a
Str. "T A IIO N A .”
try, tho pluoe where work is needed
sec 10 t 5 s r 6 w .......................... Pat
Daily round trips except Sunday.
It is pointedly suggested Hint less most and can be made most effective It II Lamson to Adam Gutbrod270
TIM E CARD.
CreeJoui o f speech throughout the Unit­ should not lx: overlooked und that Is nt
a in Chapman d 1 d t 5 s r 6 w .
Leave Portland......................................... 7 a, m.
ed State« w ill be conducive to more free­ Castle Garden, N ew Y ork , where the Alfred H arker to J I, Hoskins Its 7
Leave Astoria..........................................7 p. m.
scum o f Europe flows in upon us un­
dom of person.
8 h 2 Everest add to New b e r g ...
Landing: Foot of Alder street.
challenged. The aiinuul report of the Peter Bashaw to Geo Carl a
Both Phones Main 851.
Portland. Ore.
1 1 b
A. J. TA Y LO R , Agent, Astoria, Ore.
The Yankee yacht having won the Commissioner o f Immigration at that
12 H urleys a Larges add to N ew ­
JOHN M. FILLOON. Agent, Tho Dalles, Ore.
whole series of races with U pton's chal­ place is alarm ing. Not that it shows
berg .............................................. 200
PR ATH E R ¿i BARNES. Agents, Hood R iver,
lenger, Shamrock I I , the coveted cup conditions to he so very much worse Co-operative Investment Co to A
Ore.
remaius in Uncle Sam’s cupboard, and than for several years back, but that it
WOLFORD
A W Y E Hi, Agents, W hite Sal­
E Brown 8 lots in Sheridan
1250
mon.
the people again take up the refrain, now shows up vivid ly new dangers,
W N l ’arrlsh to J Pugh 40 u in sec
J. C. W YATT, Agent. Vancouver, Wash.
"C olum bia, the gein o f tlie ocean.”
tho light o f recent events. Kor instance
20 t 2 8 r 3 w .................................
1
E. W. CRICHTON, Agent, Portland, Ore.
it is shown that nearly thirty thousand 11 D T om kins to J I ’ugh 160 a secs
The football season lias again arrived, of the immigration of lust year over the
23-20 1 5 a r 3 w .............................
11
when the shock-headed and gory line year before is from Southern Ita ly
MARRIAGE LICENCES
bucker is the idol ol the hour, when the The report says, "T h e conclusion unfur
parlance of the giidiron takes preced­ tunatcly is unavoidable that our imtni Rachel Chrltner 19 Josesh Schrock 19
Mamie A Mnhood 18 W illiam Yames 2.1
ence of all oilie r topics in social circles gration is constantly increasing In illlt
Rose J H illary 29 G G Taal
31
and when sluggish blood runs riot with eracy. Not on ly are we drawing more
Florence Blair
22 J F Dancer
2d
enthusiasm at the sight o f deeds of and more from the countries whero
♦ ♦ ♦ «D E A L E R ¡ » ¡ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ a
Carrie E Sargent 22 Frank L W a it" 29
dash and daring.
literacy is high, hut also tho Immigrants
themselves are showing higher percent
I V l i s t ’ s Y o u r F a c e IV ortli?
T h e “ regret” dispatches o f
Lord ages of illiteracy.
Nearly one-half o f
Sometimes a fortune, hut never, if
Kitchener are again going into the our steerage immigrants now present an
you have o sallow complexion, a jaun­
British war department with a disheart­ illiteracy of from 40 to over 50 per cent.
diced look, moth patches and blotches j f ì ì d a S u fi /in o o f - - -
ening frequency, while the prospect of Tho question of tho restriction of ¡mini
on the skin-all gigns of L iv e r Trouble.
that Pretoria Christmus dinner beats u gration Is ail old one, hut time and the
But Dr, K in g ’s New Life Pills give clear
Kansas mirago in demonstrating the il­ rise of now questions huvo not lessened
skin, Rosy Cheeks, Rieh Complexion.
lusions of life. For ways that are dark its importance. I t is more the para
Only 25c at C. K. Moores & Co. drug­
und peculiar the Boer is getting up next mount question at present than it has store.
ever been.
to the heathen Chiriee.
■^WWWWkWtWWàWWW We
re ™ - m u « » “ r a .
E s ta b lis h e d in Y a m h ill County in 1 8 8 1 .
w
S p e c ia l A n n o u n c e m e n t
F o r t h e C o m in g F a l l o f 1901
A t R . J A C O B S O N & CO ’S, M c M i n n v i lle , O r.
OUR G R E A T STOCK is arriving daily, direct from the Largest Manufacturers in the
United States, consisting of the
VERY LATEST TAILOR-MADE SUITS £ - S T r j S f ZST
WRAPS FROM S3 to S25
OUR MILLINERY S ,rr,n'“r
DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS
U. 9//. 2Üiitc?i,
“ IM"
and a Full Line o f
w,™
NOTIONS m l FANCY GOODS
Pharm acist.
G E E ZC sTTS 7 D
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
P o o ls, Stationary
B P A R
T M
E 1 T T
We have the Newest and Best Line of Goods we have ever kept.
All sizes and fashions
and prices no one cau touch, considering the quality we keep.
We mean what we say and
say just what we mean.
We propose to treat everyoue alike.
We do not give baits, but
give you what your honest dollar deserves.
Our BOOT and SHOE STOCK is the best in
the market.
We keep nothing but the best brands made.
We carry a full line of TR U N K S, V A LISES, TELESCO PES, C A R PETS and M AT­
TIN G , W R A PPER S and F E A T H E R PILLOWS, and would advise you to call early aud
secure the best selections.
Thanking you for past favors, we hope to continue in the future,
J’ancy and Tjoitct
Jtrt/c/os.
F o r K ent.
KODAKS!
CAMERA SUPPLIES
T IIK M C K I N L E Y ISLANDS.
House, orchard, pasture and farming co o t) bawoaiws T m
KEPT
It is a happy suggestion that the land. W ill take part o f rent in work.
Respectfully Yours,
IN faTOCK
J. M. & S. W . Atkinson.
name of the Philippines should be
Prescription
W
ork
a
Npeciality.
changed to the M cK in ley islands. The
A Fiend lull Attack.
present title commemorates the reign o f
An attnek was lately made on C. F.
SuininoDH.
a powerful Spanish tyrant, one of the
In t V Circuit Court for Y am h ill county, j
most unlovable Gguros in European his Collier of Ctierokee Iow a, that nearly
.stute of Oregon.
tory.
There are peculiarly strong rea proved fatal. I t came through Ids k id ­ James Mudson,
PluintiiTi
The Largest Store outside of Portland.
Our store will be closed Tuesday, Sept. 24 ’oi
neys.
His
back
got
so
lamo
ho
could
sons why the name of M cK in ley should
bo applied to the archipelago now that not stodp without great pain, norsit in
Mary I.. lire.?, V irgin ia R. M iller.
it is n part of the territory of tho United a chair except proped by fusions. No John ft. Miller, Elizabeth Berg, John
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Ben*. Nordica D a v is ,--------- Davis
remedy
helped
him
until
ho
tried
E
lec­
States. Tho late President faithfully
and F.v’tt E. Hess,
Defendant*
• £5t : '• - <5
T h e United Btatcs is arranging to represented the honor nnd genius of the tric Hitters which effected such a w on­
To Virginia It. Miller, John K. M iller, Eliza­
beth Bem, John Berg, Nordica Davis nnd ----
l?J
ransom Miss Stone, the American mis­ American people when he decided that derful change that he writes ho feels — D ivis the above mimed defendants:—
In the name o f tlie state o f Oregon, you are
sionary who was several days ago capt- the treaty with .Spain should include like a new man. This marvelous m edi­ hereby
required to appear and answer the com­
urod by bandits, while traveling in the tho acquisition of tho islands by tliii cine euros backache and kidney trouble, plaint tiled against you in the above entitled
Office over the Bank of Newberg.
suit
'n
tho
aliovo named court on or before the
purifies
the
blood
and
builds
up
your
Bulgarian mountains. It luoks like country. No problem ot his ndministrn
last Joy of the time prescribed in the order for
Residence, Jes3C Iltfbsou place, corner Second
there is need of a few Htophon Decaturs lion caused President M cK in ley moro health. Only 50c at C. F. Moore A (,'o’s the publication o f this summons upon you, to
wit: on or before the -I7t 1» day o f September, A. and R iv er Streets.
Irug store.
We appreciate the liberal patronage, we have received
to read n lesson to theTurkish outlaws, anxious thought than the course to be
I). 1901, and if you fail so to appearand answer,
for
»'ant thereof, the p la in tiff w ill apply to the
P h o n e a t o f f i c e a n d r e s id e n c e .
thus
fai.
Also the very gratifying reports about our
ufter tho fashion of the one taught tho pursued in regard to the unusually po|
Court for the relief prayed for in his com ­
Brains and great executive ab ility are plaint herein, to wit: A decree requiring said
Algoriun pirates almiit one hundred ulous islands on the other side of the
flour—such as,
defendants
to
set
forth
in
their
answers
to
the
potent factors in a man’s success, but
years ago. Uncle Sam dnl’ nt stand Pacific. Tlie situation was a new one in
complaint herein the nature of their claims to
real property described in said complaint,
“ IT IS THE B E ST FLOUR WE H A V E USED SIN C E
national affairs. Circumstances required without tho firmest and most thorough­ the
Bitch nonsense in his youthful days.
via,/-Beginning at the s. c. corner o f ¡the n.
of the Joseph nnd Mary L. Hess D.L.C. in tJ
the President personally to think out ly grounded principles of cardinal hon-
WE L E FT IOW A.”
e. ty they are factors which cannot make r>::nr of the Wll. Mer and running thence sKJ
T h e long drawn out contest for tho ap­ tho policy, to exercise tho Initiative.
deg. 45 min. w.
r> < hs. thence s 10 -12 chs-
‘ ‘IT IS AS GOOD A S W E W ANT A T OUR HOUSE.”
for success. It is the combination of thence n «0 deg 45 min e 2:1.15 chs to the e line
pointment to the rcceivorsl.ip of the The crisis was the most rem arkable one
f said claim : thence n 10.42 chs to the place of
groat ability and sterling integrity that o beginning;
and
that
by
said
decree
it
be
declar­
of
his
term.
He
w
as'w
eighed
and
Oregon C ity laud oil!to has at last been
“ I WOULD R A T H E R H A V E IT TH A N T H E B L U E
places men in control of large interests ed aad adjudged that said defendants have no
settled In favor of Geo. W . Bibee, who found wanting.
interest whatever in or to said premises, and
ft
RIBBO N.”
and
keeps
them
there.—
October
Ladies’
that plaintiff's title thereto is good and valid;
V
For his decision as to the future of I ho
is now postmaster at Sheridan. Hon.
and that the defendants and each o f them lie
Home
Journal.
forever
enjoined
and
debarred
from
asserting
Our purpose is to make a flour that will be sought be­
Wm. Galloway, tho present democratic Philippines, President M cK in ley went
any claim whatever in or to said premises, ad­
incumbent has now held the office a as was his Invariable habit, to tlie
verse to tilt* plaintiff, and for such other nnd
cause of its quality and we believe the
S tep p ed T u t« L iv e C oa ls.
further relief as may be meet and equitable in
Agent lor the PO RTLAND A N ­
year and a hull over the time ol his ap­ American people. They were not, and
premises, including costs and disburse­
‘ When it child I burned my foot the
ments of suit.
pointment, because a republican succes­ never have been, in favor o f shirking a
frightfu lly,” writes W . H . Eads, of
This summons is served by publication there­ CHOR FE N C E CO., as shown in
sor could not be agreeil upon by our just responsibility because it luvolves
o f for six consecutive weeks in the New berg
Jouesville, Va., "w hich caused horrible Graphic, a w eekly newspaper of general circu- ! C U t, aud also agent for PLANO
great
trouble
and
expense.
T
h
e
P
hilip
congressmen. Yam hill seems to have a
leg sores lor 39 years, but ilucklen’s Ar- le.tion, published in said Yam hill county, by
order o f Hon. It. L\ BJrd, County Judge o f said
pines were not In tlie public mind when
lien on the receivership.
niea Salvo wliooly cured mo after every Yam hill county, made at Chambers in the citv BIN D ER , MOWER and R A K E ,
the wp.r with Spain began, lin t they
R e s p e c t fu lly ,
o f McMiunvhle, Oregon, on the 12th day o'f
thing else had failed.”
Iofalliablo for August A. 1>. 1901; the first publication thereof BU FFA LO PIT TS goods, D EER E
Tho following is found in tho penal quickly fell into our hands through a
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1901.
being
August
l(*rh
Burns, Scalds, Cuts, Sores, Bruises and
CLARENCE BL I I A .»NO. J. SPENCER,
PLOW CO., B U C K EY E combined
code o f New York state, there being brilliant feat of arms and upon 11 s there­
Piles. Sold by C. F. Moore & Co. 25c.
Att ys for the Plaiutiff.
sim ilar laws in ninny other »lu tes: “ A after rested tho duty of retaining and
HARROW and SEED ER . Also
person concerned in ilio commission o f a governing them , or casting them upon
T
h
e
etiquette
that
makes
Us
do
an
in­
TTO KN EY-AT-LAW .
agent for W EBE R W AGON, the
«rim e, whether he directly commits the the world n chuotio mass o f diverse
sincero act is an etiquette to be avoided.
offense, or aids and abets in its com mis­ tribes, waring with each other and
Strongest farm Wagon made.
Honesty ol action is the foundation of
sion, ami whether present or absent, threatening to lie a formidable danger in
|
- - - Carlton, Ore.
the
finest
manners.—
October
Ladies'
W ill practice in all tho courts of the state Address,
and a porHon who directly or Indirectly lire Pacific to all civilization. Duty to
Special attention given to probate work, the
I
H om e Journal.
writing of deeds, mortgages, eoatruot i and the |
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counsels, commands, Induces, or pro­ tho people and fidelity to Am erican his­
drafting ot all lexal p«i>ern.
M cK in ley ’s
cures another to commit a crim e, Is a tory dictated President
N ew b erg . O regon . !
"1'
T o t rn u e e * N ig h t A la r m .
His pro­
O ff ic i « — Second Floor
principal.”
If strict observance of such course in tlie Philippines.
Bank o f New berg Building.
“
Olio
night
my
brother’s
baby
was
a law were practiced it would be sumo found insight into the American diam e­
timo before anarchists went to any par­ ter made them a part of tho United taken w ith t'roap,” writes Mrs. J. C.
Daily passenger boat« up an 1 down tho ,
ticular trouble to celebrate the deed of States. His name, far aliovo nil others, Snldor, o f t'riltonton, K v .. " i t seemed I
riv e r between
C tolgosi. As it is now they get the do- is tho one they should liear, und the one it would strangle before we could net a I
of which they w ill be forever proud.— Joe tor, so we g:\vn it Dr. Finn's Now
tired notoriety without the penalty.
Discovery, wltieli gave quick relief anil j
Globe Democrat.
N. E. nttn'T. I’rutdent.
W E K E E P T H A T KIN D —-A clock you can depend
permanently cured it. W e always keep
It. <’ MI1.ES. V lec-I’rr«.
Of nil stnlcs.it is well that tho anarch­
K. It. WOODW ARD, s.vretary.
Coming
up,
boats
pass
N
ew
berg
at
12
m.,
going
upon to wake you up on auy sort of a morning.
l I 11 the bou-e to protect our children J
T h e M e l i l i , ],•>»* I.Itile D ir).
J.
COLCORD, Cashier.
ist assassin did his work in Now York.
down at 11 a. m. Th eir boats are
It
Tho National Magazine, of Boston, from Croup and W hooping Cough.
w ell equipped for passen­
Tho law of that stato provides that n o
ger service
uotico o f tho linio of execution shall lie hnH tho unique magazine feature of the ••red mo of a chronic bronchial trouble ;
that no oilier remedy would relieve.”
R. C. MILFrt.
publicly given except to the iiorsons in. month. This is a portrait of M cKinley's
J. C. CUM'OKD.
Infallible for Cough«, Colds, Throat and
T. II. WOODWARD.
A c u v / jc r g
vited or permitted to lie present, said little daughter, Katie, who died at the
Possibly you have an old alarm clock that wont run yet
Lung troubles. 50e and |1.00. T rial
N. K. BRUT.
ugo
of
three
and
a
half
years.
The
por­
persons consisting o f not moro than two
J II DOUG I.AS, JR.
bottles
free
at
l
’.
F.
Moore
A
Go's.
Directors.
isn't worn out. If you have, bring it in and very likely
ministers or prieste named by (he crim i­ trait, which lias never Indore been pub­
nal, nnd seven assistants or deputy lished, adorns the first page of tho N a­
E V E R Y TH1NC IN TH E LIN E OF
a little cleaning and some oil will fix it O. K. We
Ait.nlnl.lrnlor'i. Mettre.
r O R « K S l * O N l > l iN T S l«add * Tilton. Port­
sheriffs appointed by the agent and tional M agazlpe for October.
land; National Park Bank, New York.
“ It shows,” soys The National, “ a
Notice I, hereby , Iren ttist the nn.lcrslgnml
warden. Tho law further provides that
charge
only thirty-five cents for doing that work, and
hs. I xm - ii .Inly npiHMiilctl 111 ln 1 inl.tr,.tor „ 1 the
no account of the details, beyond the sweet, sereno little lace, with tender, l..'sti, of t'unhy It, Sion, .luccssi'.l, hy the «'..mi
we do a good job.
ty < ourt uf \ atiihiU County, Oregon and bus
statement that tho convict was on such trustful eyes and rosebud lips. Kiel«, 1 qualified.
Strangers visitin g the city are in vite.1 to call at
the hank f-»r infornu.fi.in etiuceruiug tlie
Now, therefore, ali persons having claims
a day dnly executed, according lo law, wavy hair, parted at the middle, falls
Repairing Neatly Done. Give me
eity. Cone.spondence invite«!.
against said estate are hereby notified and re­
shall ho published 111 any newspaper. down over the shoulders, clad in some quired to present the same, with the proper
a call.
voucher*,
to
the
undersigned,
at
Ills
place
of
Ity such a laudable measure, the glory lleecy, white stuff M ie is, in all her husituM. in the city of Newberg. Yam hill
und incentive of anarchy is largely sup­ features, the youthful imago o f her falli- county, Oregon, within six mouths from
I f the pooplo of New York city really
wish to freo themselves from Tam many
rule as they aver so loudly, tho day o f
their deliverance is probably at hand.
W ith the reform forces, or Independents,
and the republicans united on such u
man as Seth Low it sficms that the grip
obtained on the throat of tho tiger
m ight prove effective unless shaken
loose by indifferent and double dealing
voters.
¡E
R. JACO BSO N
CO.
^5
DR. J. J. FISHER,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
I
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525 H U I M U L L I ? MI LLS
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C . T . M . % « ’ will “ 1
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t il E ”
!'
rii
A
CLARENCE BUTT.
'OREGON CITY
¡TRANSPORTATION CO.
Bank of N ew berg.
j
ARE YOU BOHIO HOP-PICKING?
ill
ÍF SO YOU WILL liEEO A RELIABLE
P ortlan d and
Independence
C L O C K
i
ffi $1,00 EACH
CAPITAL STOCK, $30,000.
BETTER TRY ONE!
l i n n lOvSS S h o p .
ra^HORSE G O O D S «!»
pressed.
T h e New York Journal, nt whose
hands I'retident M cKinley suffered snob
villillcation, has lately received some
rather severe call down*. When ar­
ranging for a symposium on President
M cKinley after the latter'« death, the
managing editor wrote lo the bend of
Syracuse University for a contribution
and received the lollowing reply from
that gentlem an; “ W ill you please never
send to this office any m atter hearing
the imprint ol the N ew York Journal?
t loath the Near York Journal as I do
ass n r i
er, blending with his strength some-1 e n T '
thing of tho subtly sweet grace nnd
..
, ,
charm of her m other.’
I c re o ns \yish-
Though entitled to tho protection of
ing to obtain n ropy o f tho nmgnxino
the law she decries, it is a pity some
containing this portrait and GO pages of
statute can not bo discovered or inter­
other M cKinley pictures as well, should
preted whereby Emma Goldman may
send 10 cents in stamps lo The National
receive just punishment for her infum-
Magazine, 41 W eit First Ht., Boston,
on* deeds. In an issue last week of tho
Mass.
t ’ bleago anarchist organ, tho Itrst pub­
lished since tho
aisnsshmlion,
she
II.',.I t . l s t . Trsn.fcrN.
ptaisos Uznlgmut as "it soul in pain in
Reported hy the Yam hill t'o. Alsdraot
this cold world of ours” bef >111 which C o . nt M cM innville, tlregon , for the
she hows in reveronco. In tlie same week ending September 28, 1901.
paper she had the base impudence to Docia Miadden lo Ani.m Hlmdden
advertise to deliver tho lecture which
Its in McMinn A l ands sec 27 t 2
( ’xolgoex said first incited him to com­
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m it the assassination. The fact that Lydia Adolph to lhidw ig Adolph 31
such a condition can exist In this coun-1 0(1 acres John Hash d I o and oth­
try of ours is sim ply maddening. The | er lands in sec ¡1 w ......................
MX)
|«K>r devil Uzolgnsx w ill soon pay the A J Ivlo to Etta A lv ie smsll tract
penally for his crime while this female
In Win Chapman d I o t 5 s r •> w
1
wretch o f much more guilt, freely goes S It Baxter lo Andrew Livingston 1
air.ut lauding the deed for width tho
3 Its Dayton
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assassin die«, and lu eilin g others to tie r D F lesh er.« w to DM Holman
eimilar crimes.
Its 7> fl I. lo Baker .» Martins add
to McMinn
........................... r.i 2
J A Jones ,» w to E A Soper 30 a in
see 31 t 2 s r 2 w and other lands non
J 1. Hoskins.« w to A II Dickson
pt I 7 h 2 Everest add to New*
berg .......................................... .
J I. Hoskins .» w to J ( ' Sawyer pt
1 7 b 2 Everest add to N ew berg
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Beautiful Situation, Healthful Conditions, Inspiring influences, Homelike Associations.
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Classes and thcr opportunities for Christian <
Attaatioo fiv e « ! • Physietl Culture. Ttvojl
fi) •-’,cr*rF Societies and a College paper. Library to which many new books have just been added and M
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