Newberg graphic., November 22, 1901, Image 2

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NEWBERG
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U. J. L ln le S e ld .
It- A. Littlefield
A T T O R N E Y -A T -L AW.
G R A P H I C . ' p o l n t m o n t . Thua is indicated Oregon’» ' seemed very enthusiasts over future
i reward for keeping a strong man In eon* prospects. The »«■«■retary, » h o wns re­
gress and not turning him down merely elected for next year, was arranging to-
E. II. WoonwAitw. E/irroa & I T u l is u k r . to give gome new man coveted honor *. i fore the «lay wan over to «¡tart East to
Will
pra
W ill p
ra ctice I la 11 nil tho court» o f the
tuc state
^ a ie
o{ alzili a dozen o f tlie
tu iu iu m t iu w
¡special
S pecial attention giv en to probate w ork, the
W . C. W o o d w a k d , A s s o c ia t e E d i t o b . When the state ilnds a man who inspires j make a tour
« ’ . I t i liff Ttf d f i ' . l x TV' . 11 ’ tivu i»f. j ( i n n l r a n t j a n d i t . . .
Offleej in c b e h a le m Valley Dank Bu W in*,
co m r^ ct, aud the
a sense of powrr and n little .wholesome large cities t prepare the way for the
an .
fear In the mind* of those of rival inter- sale of next season’» crop. Here
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tuty.-ed as second-class m atter at Ute
1 R esidence north o f Pnbllo School B uilding, > o f f ic e — Second Floor
^
Kon»
e s ts , it’s a business proposition to stay I association of men w ho have teen or-
at N ewberg, Oregon.
Phono No. 11.
b a n k o l Newl-er* B uildin g.
wilh film. S ach a man has Congress- ganized and doing husiuesa for about,
man Tongue proven himself to he.
i ten years, mill the annual report show»
1iHIKIl EVKBV KPiDAY MOHMXO.
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that their labors for the united profit of
The new Uay-Patinoefote treaty rela- all have not been In vain. By co-opera-
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1001.
live to the construction of the Nlcara- tlon they have made a reputation and:
gua canal was cigi. d at Washington ! created a demand for Hood Blver fruit i
N O T IC K T O Z lillt iC H lX lK li* .
Mouday and now awaits the pleasure of l and berries, such ns never could have |
The subscription price of the Graphic the United States senate. Until the been done single handed and they are
340L A D IE S ’, M ISSES’ and CH ILD R E N ’S CAPES
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is $1. 50 a year, but to those who pay j senate meets the provisions of the treaty now reaping In accordance with the
and JA C K E T S to be closed out at one-half their
strictly in advance the price is $1. Cush wj)| not lie made public, but it is gener- progressive effort the) have put forth.
W e H ave A First-Class Repair
former prices. 65 pieces Fancy and all Wool Suit­
The tiller» o f the soil about Newberg
talks, ami the man who pays in «2- ally understood that the main point of
Shop For A ll K inds o f Light W ork.
ing, regular 50c goods, to close out at 25c per yard.
v in es 1« entitled to const deration. Pay difference between this r.nd the old ! would find it to their advantage to join
tip, save flfiy cents a year and keep a treaty is that Instead of a joint guaran- j them s.lve' together in a similar orgunl-
Our eutire stock of L A D IE S’ W R A PPE R S at yi
clear conscience:
i tee of neutrality of the canal on the zatlon, and the Graphic still hopes to
lrotn their former prices. 50 pieces 12c Flannelet-
W e m ake a specialty o f repairing
»r—
— . . . » ■*««'—.'■■■ —.— - - —- part of Eng'un 1 and tho United States, see the day when such a union of forces
ts, while they last, 6c per yard. The remainder of
j the latter government is to become the) is made in this community, " i n union
Bicycles
and Umbrellas.
President Roosevelt continues to t i t 1
all our W A L K IN G and SA IL O R H ATS, all this
there is strength" and “ in u multitude
i sole guarantor of neutrality. A leadii
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«lown firmly on the political bo
season’s styles, at / l 2 from their former prices. 500
j London paper characterize]
the country in a w ay that 1» doubtless
New
and
decond-liand
W heels
treaty as “ a full acceptance by Great I who settles down to hum drum life in
Remnants all the way from a piece of dalico to a
as relishing to him as it is encouraging
I Britain of the Monroe doctrine,’ ’ and any calling under the conviction that
piece of silk, to be closed out at a sacrifice. Re­
CHEAP.
to the better class of citizens who l ing
»ays, “ It would lie strange indeed if the | opportunities are wanting for bettering
member our entire stock of CLO T H IN G , D R Y
for a higher standard of American poli­
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sen ;*e should object to such a one-sided I ids condition, is up against a pretty
ties.
GOODS, BOOTS and SHOES, H A T S and CAPS,
liurd proposition, for he without hope
bargain.”
W
e
Have
a Stock of Hew and Sec­
FURS, F U R N ISH IN G GOODS, M IL L IN E R Y
for belter things in (lie future, is of all
In view of the experience of Buffalo,
ond-hand
Guns
W hich W e W ill Sell
An “ anti” paper «ays that Russia tm!n ,|eep down in “ the slough o f dea-
and C A R PE TS, in fact everything carried iu our
tho Chicago Chronicle says that the day haa lior Poland, England lias her Ire- ! pond.”
CHEAP.
large establishment, is offered now at cost.
of big expositions is past. An inter­ land aiul the United States lias her
view with J, M. Long of Portlanii, who Philippines. This makes up pretty well
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TH M I N D I V I D U A I . M A N .
“ sometime»” lias a few words in behalf but the case breaks down when it ia
A fu ll line of Shotgun and Rifle
Rela five to the recent November c-
as hundreds of bargains are selling out very fast.
of the 1905 fair, would soon convince said in another way, that Russia had
lections, in which tin« word “ reform"
the Chronicle of its grievous mistake.
Shells. Bulk Powder and Shot.
her Kosciusko, England tier O’Connell
77?o 97?in n v ft to's
has been the shibboleth of many a hotly
Sroa/ast Stara.
and the United Statis her Aguinaldol
Shells Loaded to Order.
A New Jersey man bus brought suit Kosciusko and O’Connell linked to­ fought contest, much lias boen said
about
purity
iu
polities,
civic
responsi­
for divorce on tlie ground Unit ills wife gether witli the little yellow cut-throat
kept snakes in the house and occasion­ Aguinaldol It will he u wonder if the bility and the public conscience. There
ally brought them to bed with her. very shades of the departed patriots lias been shown to he a very general
This man must have found a new brand don ’ t come back to haunt Ihetnan who lo«ging and demand for higher stand­
ards of service in public life, but some­ lie represented by contributions from and vigor into any weak, sickly, run­
of whlnkcy. Tho traditional home of suggested such a comparison.
'Y r r i r r r r n n n i
thing more is ncedeil to attain them the Duke o f Argyll, tho Marquis of Duf- down man or woman. Price 50 0 at C.
such reptiles lias always been confined
than tho turning out of office o f this feriti and Ava and tho Rt. H on. James F. Moore & Co. druggists.
to the toper’s boots.
Why have industrial agents scour the
| clique or that ring and trying a new set. Bryce, T. I*. O'Connor and Winston 8.
country encouraging our farmers to
o f
This may he termed a sort o f sky rocket Churchill, members of the House of
AV. W . I l o l l l n g .s w o r t l i , P r o p .
Though "B o »»” Platt’s choice for tbs* raise crop» that In the light o f present I
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reform, which, though certainly better Commons.
New York collectorship was turned j event» cannot lie transported? Dealers!
t r a t o r W ith W ill A n n e x e d .
than no reform at all, will not of itself
Oilier noteworthy contributors will be
dow n by tho President, it is not thought j have no guarantee upon this point and 1
N otice is hereby given that the undersigned
bring about that new order of thing» in Wu Ting-fang, Chinese minister at 1ms
CARRY A
been duly appointed adm inistrator with
tliut Mr. Platt will resign Ills seat in the j the grower is discriminated against,
American politic» which is so generally Washington, Booker T. Washington, the will annexed, o f the estate o f James Mnd-
F
U LL LINE OF
senate and appeal to his stato for vindi- Dealers have no compunctions in the I
son, d eceased, by the County Court o f Yam hill
demahded. The foundation of nil true president of Tnskegee Institute, Justice cou nty, Oregon.
cation. He tried that game once before matter and say “ we will not pay the full j
Now, therefore, all persons having claim s
reform is set forth in an ableeditorial in Brewer of the United States Supreme against,
said estate are hereby notified and re
and ids vindication was delayed nomo value because we cannot tell wiien wo
the Los Angeles Times, It says: “ The Court, Geu. Charles King and Rear-Ad­ q u ired to present the same, with the proper
twenty years
cun ship and draw our m oney.” Tho
vouchers, w ithin six months from the date of
mi,;ht and force of individuality are miral Hichborn, while more than two this notice, to the undersigned, at the oilice of
Floor M atting, Floor«
railroad company may not have inten­
facts that the average man does not fully hundred of tlie moat p op u la r of living C larence Butt, in Newberg, Oregon.
The fc'ilverton Appeal ominously ex­ tionally thus discriminated against that
Dated November 22, KOI.
Oil Cloth, Floor
grasp. We talk about national and story-writers will ciStlWWlttu from four
CLARENCE BUTT,
BIS ICON J. M AD80N,
tends “ A Warning” to its readers and which they endeavor to promote, yet
municipal evils, o f extended reforms to aix fascinating stories to each of tlie -Attorney for Estate.
A dm inistrator, with
copies therewith a long "green goods” they a rj innocent abettors for low prices
w ill annexed, o f the
Linoleum .
that should be accomplished, and the fifty-two issues of T hu C ompanion for
estate o f James Mad-
letter which a subscriber hud received. on wheat, oats, hops, potatoes, etc.
son, deceased.
wrongs that should be remedied, but
P
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C U R T A IN S ,
1902.
It must tie au “ easy” kind of »tickers This scarcity of cars should ho reine-
how often «lo we consider our own in
To
all
new
subscribers
for
1902
and
to
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H ADES,
they have about Milverton if they have
icd.—Gervuis Star.
dividual responsibility in these things those renewing their subscriptions
A d m in is t r a t o r 's N o tic e .
to be thus admonished to leave such
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as a part of the great body politic? The
N otice is hereby Riven that the undersigned
bait ns this alone.
In an address of welcome before the | best and only way for patiiofic, right- Tn* C o m p a n io n w ill Bend its beautiful has been d u ly appointed adm inistrator o f the
P IC F U U E M O U L D IV G a S P E C IA L T Y .
1902 Calendar, lithographed in twelve Estate o f Canity Jfeston, deceased, by the C oun­
convention o f (lie state federation of la­
A full line of Undertakers G-oods
loving citizens to establish reforms and colors and gold. By sending $1.75 be­ ty Court o f Y am hill County, Oregon and has
qualified.
In reference to tho expression of pro- bor at Lexington, Kentucky, the other
get rid of threatened evils is for each fore January 1st, tlie new subscriber
Now, therefore, all persons havin g claim s
Constantly in Stock.
Boer sentiment at home, Lord Salisbury day, Col. Breckinridge had the temerity -.
said estate are hereby notified ami re­
reforming him­ will receive free all the remaining issues agrftnst
quired
to
present
the
same,
w
ith
the
proper
sayH ha believes England ia tlie only to express the conviction that lie con­
-J L O J U U U U U U U L O jL flJ L O J L ft J U U L J
self, to nsk with all »crious earnestness, of 1901 from the limo the subscription vouchers, to the undersigned, at his place of
business, iu the City o f Newberg, Yam hill
country in which great and eminent sidered it unjust and an abrogation of j
j what is there wrong in me, in my in-
C ounty, Oregon, w ithin six m onths from date
is received.
mun wrltoand speak publicly as if they personal liberty for unions to say to the 1
hereof. Dated this 11th day o f October, A. D.,
| licence upon others that should bo
THE YOUTH’ S COMPANION,
belonged to the enemy, This is n hard employer "Y ou must em ploy only w hom
W. C. KRUGER,
¡changed? We aro altogether too apt to 195 Coiambus Avenue, B oston , M ass . CLARENCE BUTT,
A ttorn ey fo r estate.
A dm inistrator o f the
saying to certain American “ antis” who we choose, pay them what we demand”
! forget that if the individual is right the
Estate of Canby Hea­
imagino themselves distinguished.
and say to tho workingman “ Unless you
ton,
deceased.
| masses w'll bo right, for what are the
Moki Tea positively cures sick bead
join our union you cannot work»”
i masses but tho conglomeration ot indi-
Press dispatches from San Francisco , Many a man of prominence who believes
nclie, indigestion and constipation. A
N o 1 ic e o f G u a r d fa n ’ s S a le .
1 viduals, each one w ith his potentul pow­
delightful herb drink.
Rem oves all
stato that M. H. DeYoung, tho million­ likewise would not have had the cour -1
Notice is hereby given that the un dersign­
er and inllueiice helping to determine
eruptions o f ‘.he skin, produces a per­ ed, the duly appointed, qualified and acting
aire editor, Mayor Phelan, Mayor-elect age to say so under such cifcuma’ ancca. ]
In time of trouble with that inestimable gift, YO U R
the trend of tho w hole? Very truth-
o f Leroy Smith. Carl B. Smith. Lena
Snhn'iitz and almost the entire bonel■ of As It was the,fm nk expression was to«
fect com plexion, or m oney refunded. guardian
E Y E S IG H T , is an H O N EST O P T IC IA N who knows his
L. Smith aud Mat el 1 / Smith, minor--, v/as on
, ; fully dill President Roosevelt once re­
the county attended tho big prize fight much for hot-headed Kentuckians and
25o and 50c.
C. F. Moore & Co. drug the 14th day o f Septem ber A. D., lyoi, by the
mark th a fa lik e for the nation and the
County Court o f the Mate o f Oregon for the
BU SIN ESS— one who will
there tho other evening. It's evident as a result the address of welcome closed
gists.
County o f Yam hill, duly authorized ami l i ­
,
,
,
. . .
individual the one inditpcnslble requi-
censed to sell Recording to law, the follow in g
that the advancement down there from Dio program and tuo meeting ended In 1 . . .
fityouwith proper glasses or
,
.
,
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,
real property belonging to said m inors v iz :—
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sito is character—character that does
the mining camp civilization of ’-19 is cunfusion.
It is well for a mail to have a good An u n d iv id e d four-fifth interest of, in and to
spectacles for whatever de­
and dares as well as endures; clmrac-
the follow in g d escrib ed p iece o f hind v iz :—
not us marked as might bo supposed.
opinion of himself, but lie is awfully B eginning at u corner stone in the County road
fect there is in one or both
I ter that in active in the performance of
1 rods Mud 1 (» feet south o f the northwest co r­
lonesome when he is tbe only one that ‘J ner
From the amount of discussion in the
o f land d eed ed from Sam uel Longley and
virtue, no less than firm in tho refusal
eyes,
and will not over­
The interest» of the Portland 1005 ex­ ,:.p o s over Oregon senatorial prospecta U)
Ellen If. Longley his w ife to Elisha Sm ith;
a„.,llt that u vicious or degrade,1.” lias it. And there aro some.
thence cast 1*11 o rods to corner stoue; thence
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charge
you for either glasses
position aro now being pushed with vig­ o h e w o u l d s u p p o s e t liu t tIto l e g i s la t u r e
south s rods and 12.7 feet to corner stone;
What w e need then is a more earnest,
thence west ;>1 1-5 rods to corner stone in
or advice.
or and the project seems a »urc go. The i s t o n io e t n e x t J a n u a r y t o t d e c t a s u c c e s ­
C
ounty
road;
thence
north
8
rods
and
12%
feet
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I determine ! and rerious contemplation
to the place o f beginn in g con taining 5 acres
people have become educated as to the s o r t o .Mr. S im o n . A t t b e l o n g r a n g o
\ of our individual manhood and its io -
Would quickly leave you if you used m ore or less. Also an u n d iv id ed I *2') interest of.
appropriateness and advisability of the d istillici* o f o v e r a v e a r t b e s it u a t i o n is
in nu<1 to tl,e follow in g d escribed prem ises,
i sponsihi)dies, with a view to discover Dr. K ing’s New Life Fills T l h n n o u n s c n m n i u U s i j Vi2;_
j3 e g iu u !n g at a p oint 29 rods and 11.7 feet
enterprise both from liiMtorical and m a­ l e i i i g f i n i i a p l l i o r m i g h l y t r o n i alt
wherein we can improve ourselves as of sufferers have proved their matchless south o f the northwest corner o f the laud c o n ­
r ,,i
That your
excruciating
terial atnndnoints, Utul now stand ready s t a n d p o i n t s , t b e g e n e r ili o p i n i o n s e n n i-
veyed by Samuel Longley and w ife to Elisha
citizens, wherein we have failed in our merit for sick and nervous headaches. Smith by d eed which is recorded at page :^71 o f
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to rub o ff a little of the moss and “ get in g l o l e llia t S im o n is in g r e n t c la n g e r
headache may be due to
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! duty to tin* government and to society, They make pure blood and build up County. Oregon, aud ru nning thence east 91 1-5
in ” for the best interests of Oregon.
o f l e i n g d e f i n i i d in t b e r a c e f o r r e - e le c -
E Y E TROUBLE?
! and how in tin* future weean put forth your health. Only 2 k *. Money back if rods to east line o f said la n d : thence south 7
rods and 2.2 feet to E verest’s lin e: thence west
l i o n , a n d lim i t b e l e a d i n g a s p i r i m i » fo r
We are at your service,
] more strenuous endeavors for the public 1 not cured. Sold by C. F. Moore & Co. h 1-5 rods to the east lin e o f the () J. W alker
Historian Mucluy lias served notice t b e b o n o r u ro l i . W . b e o t i , e d i t o r o f Ilio
1>. L. C .; thence south on said W alker's oast
good.
d ruggists.
lin e to the north line o f the O. it C. R ailroad's
that if Fclilcy is exonerated by the O r e g o n in t i, a n d I t o l i , C . W . F u l t o n .
(form erly P. it W. V. R .) right o f w ay: thence
Every man should realize that ho is
court ot inquiry ho will revise Ids his­ A l t h o u g l i p r e e e d ì n g t lio e l e c t i o n o f la s t
southw est! rly along the north line o f said right
.
. ,
- . , , , responsible not only for what lie does,
While at Bellevue a few days ago we o f way to a point 1% rods north o f (he south­
tory. Wluit a dilemma 1 Tlie country Linuarv Mr. 'eott, with a careful choice , . -
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west corner o f land form erly ow ned by A. T.
t ,,
► i
| l)ut L>r ulmt he tiiijht do, yet fails to were presented with a beet that meas- B
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lair;
thence
mirth to the pi ce o f beginn in g:
wants ,lo see Schley exonerated, but if , o f K u g listi s a lii in l i is pii p e r tliu t l i o w o a
io. The great difficulty with us is that ,.,...1 1)1 i n . l m in r l l . m . l p r liv O
W D «v tn ;i «m i exOMitiliK therefrom MOO o f
it’s to bo at the cost of another edition not a candidate for Ilio senntorsliip, stili
u n i t - i I n d i e s 111 Ill.im i It I , Iiy l .
* • Hf.re now owiie>l !»>* » h UI i ). A (\ K. li. nn.l tie
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no lo not take ourselves seriously Xoe. We should'have mentioned this scribe*! in n certain d ecree w h ich is d u ly re ■
of Maclay’s history , tlie whole matter ; Ilio gcn im l belici i» timi tbe ablo editori
corded at pages 2. :> and 4 o f Vol. 12 o f the •
Joiinint o <V
the'cirouit'uouit
for -nid Yamhill |
f t the
C ircuit Cor
resolves Itself into tbe question of j wonld be nell satistlod lo fimi biniseli enough, we do not rea.lzc fully the om -1 iaf,t weeg but it was so large that we did | Journal
nilKitencv* of individual action when it is ; not lmvo d ,110 to measure it until tlie County, Oregon; all o f said prem ises beiug sit
whether Admiral Schley nr tlie people presenta] witli tho toga. Ili»
uate in Y am hill County, State o f Oregon.
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rightly directed. Ifeverv man in tins i paper was out. Smoke this
Now therefore, by virtue aud authority o f
your
iH to ho sacrificed.
ligintied silence ia at least eloquent on i
,
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,
said license, I w ill on the 7th day o f Decem ber
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.g rcu tn a tiou h v ed u p toh ia lu w liestcon - pipe, Tillam ookers—News.
A. D. 1901. jit the hour o f One o ’clock p. m. o f
j the subject
As to Mr. rultoii, tliero is
.
said day, at the w eft d oor o f the Court House
victlons of duty and held himself Htnct-
in the city o f M cM innville in said Yamhill
It is repin ed that a few days ago no doubt of Ids candidacy, and ho Is : ly accountable for tbe existence of evils
County, sell at p u b lic auction, to the highest
President Roosevelt refused to grant a probably the most popular man who
A a t n n n d t n g D is c o v e r s -
bidder, for cash in hand, all o f tho right, title
which ah in nous notion on his part
© 30*00
and interest that said m inors or either o f them
commission to an otbewi.se worthy army could be elected, anil at tho gnuio time
From Coopdrsville, Mich, comes the now have of, in and to said hereinbefore de
iiilght have liulped to prevent or over­
o til cor, upon learning tho fact that the » mini »h ose ability matches his popu-
scribed real prem ises.
word
of
a
wonderful
discovery
of
n
come what a mighty poorer for good in
Dated t’ .is ’25th \y o f O ctober A. D. 1901.
bj Everybody has heard that a new broom sweeps clean, but
man had voluntarily broken Ids mar- lardy. Hither o f there men would
the world should we become. " A man pleasant tasting liquid that when used
DEMSEY SMITH.
does everybody know that a
riage contract. This may seem to aom? serve Ilia state well in tho United
o f Leroy Smith. Carl B. Smith, Lena
is worthless unless he lias in him a lofty before retiring l»y anyone troubled with Guardian
L. Smith and M.iliel L. Smith, minors.
n questionable assumption o f authority, states senate, ns well as a few others
devotion to un Ideal, and lie is worth­ a had cough always insures a good night
but the president no doubt took it foi who might lie named. Factional politics
less also unless lie strives to realize this rest. “ It will soon cure the cough too”
granted that the. man who will play should not Is* allowed to client Oregon iiloal I*y practical nu*thoU. He must writes Mrs 9 Aimelberger, "fo r three
false to liis wife whom ho ha I vowed to out of sending a strong man to represen t pronii v , Loth to himself and to others, nenerutions o f oar family have o w l Hr. N e w b e r g r
love and protect, o u lJ not lie trusted as tier with Senator Mitchell iu tbe upper j only what he cum perform: but what Kings New Discovery for consumption i/iii'/ic’.ss
l i Our mill makes the ‘ ‘Excellent” brand and our customers 'X
an officer of his country, whose honor house o f congress.
* really e.ui be performed he must prom and never found iu equal for coughs
yji declare it well named.
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und integrity lie had »«vorn to uphold.
and such promise lie must at all flnd colds.” It's an unrivaled life-saver
E V E R Y T H I N C IN T H E LINE O F
in t m o n m m : i s s t u v n o t i i .
hazard-« make good.”
i when used for desperate lung diseases.
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The Graphic has always lielievetl that
G O O D S »»
Lot every conscientious, thoughtful | Guaranteed bottle® 50c and $1 at C. I . » » H O R S E
Hoosier farmers evidently appreciate
tlm producers of Chchalmn valley were
citizen of this republic then, while tie- Moore & Co. dru galore.
the advantages of tlie free rural mail de­
Thrifty housewives know that good bread makes happy A l
losing every year from lack of concen­
ploring existing evils, look well to his |
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livery system. Tlie delivery patrons of
trated action. Efforts have been made
husbands, and it takes good flour to make good bread. That M!
own life and to the possibilities of tho j
lltmor th» I'rlumry Tmcher.
a certain county met at llieir county
from time to time lo get tlie people to-
Give
me
Repairing
Neatly
Done.
is the kind you get when you call for the
seal a few days ago, and amid much r e ­
ennobling influences which may l>o -U fi yo!lr hat reverently when you
g.-tlier to talk over matters of interest
a call.
joicing, parading and speech-making
brought forth from it, and let him not |>aS8 th’0 teacher of a primary school,
“ cl v . im :. e x c e l l e n t .”
to all hut it takes an unusual effort to
rest content with himself until he has She takes the little bantling free from |
celebrated “ mail route day” or tlie an­
get out more than a linker's (loicn, anil
H. L. Sutherland. fh
R e s p e c t fu lly ,
M!
niversary of the establishment of tbe
! made the luoFt that is possible of his tho home nest ami foil of his pouts ami
tIiia number ran scarcely ho hold for
C IIE H A L E M V A L L E Y M IL L S ,
N ew b erg, O regon . U
own individual inaohood. A s h e s iw n passions, at) ungovernable little wretch, |
system. The establishing by the postal
two ooii«ocutivo meetings. It is to In*
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remarked, “ No one of us can make the whose nmtliej ¡l imits that she sends |
department of tin* freo mail delivery in
hoped that this condition will not al­
country districts merely emphasises the
world move on very fur, hut it moves at him to school to gst rid of him. This
ways exist here, but there is certainly
all only when vacli one of i\ very large young woman, nlio knows her business, ,
fact that ours is a government for the
room for improvement n 'org tills line.
n um lrr
his duty.”
people.
takes a wlioie earload of tlieso young -1
While at Hood River a few days ago,
IsOt 'M u ly ” then be the w it :h«vor«1 o f stera, lia’ f of whom, »inglo imnded and!
the writer attended the annual meeting
each ia«tivìilu.\l man of thij ropublic, alone are more limn a match for their
;l^w.
1IEACOCK
OKLAXD IIEACUCK
tv. MdKKIS IIF.ACOCK «
It seems that California feels and fears of “ The H ikh I River Fruit Growers As­
then shall existing evito l»e eliminateli parents, ami puts them in the way of i
the power of Oregon'soongre-islotiil rep­ sociation,” and heard tho reading ot tlie
Dealer
in
ami trito grtiatuesi ai a nation ehall be living u«eful and upright citisens. Ami I
A’c w f i c r g S.-is/i
resentation at Washington. In a co p y annual report c f the secretary, which
*.♦
cur®.”
at « liat expense of toil and weariness
of the Los Angeles Times just received showed that more than tiRcon thousand
Here is the most responsible («osit ion
\V. 1 . H E ACOCK A SONS, PROPS.
from n friend at 1‘asudonu, aeolun n on crates of strawberries were sold through
ili
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-*lxth V otm if. flu' whole school, and if her salary were
•%
the first page slu ts out with the signifi­ tlie uni Hi during the past season, at an The C«»n*| »nton'A
lu I « « -flu ' seventv-sixth year of its double, she would receive less Ilian she
cant headlines, "Tongue's Inlhiencc
average o f f2 .ll! per crate. The meet­
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May Overpower the Golden State—-Ef­ ing was attended bv nliont lorty intelli- pnlillcatlo n— Tin- Y o r m ’ s CoMriMux earns.— Ex.
fi
fect on Rivers and Harbor Affairs” etc. Cent
ie r s rim ! fruit grower« Wli.l protniam i >ro varied attractions for ifs
Keep on hand and Manufacture .everything in tlie line of
There follows an explanation of the sit­ talke
9r«i»0< I.Ike Wllitfir*.
men wh > lu iv o m a d e a dote readeft tin i ever before, and T iix C«'M-
re» nuire ttian it prom-
. a ln. -I vs
uation—from a California stamlisiint—
Lo l»errv and apple Rr m ing
ip I y of
Wlicn thing, are “ the best” tliey Ue-
D IG E S T
muent of the United eonie “ the best selling.”
The go
to the effect that that state is losing
fill* I
( WiP ma le
Abraham
|iresente«i in eontrihu- Hare, a leading druggist of Bellv
j f n t i if f i l i / i n e o f - - -
will lie
ground by reason of Mr. Tongue’ s pod- Unit they 1m«l hurneil Hint as »hip
from Se ■tary of tlie Treasury writes, "Electric Bitters are t!
lion on the committee above referred to a man, nilii^lo hnrvlt 1 1, w a* in a
best S^aney an si “C o ilc t j i t iic te s .
clary o f tho N.tvy l ong. I* >-*t- seiling hitters I have handled in 20
and further that efforts are being mob* position t*:» tulk lo tr an«p< •ortat loo um-
tn get a Californian substituted in his panie», wh lie iu an n.*h'LH'i.tl loti n proent- maste»r Ge m-ral Smith, «ml Assls’ nnt years.” You ki >w wliy? M«‘»t diseases
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D o o r * n :l W i n d o w F i-n iu en, F a n c y C a s in g s E t c .
place. The Timas admits however that i»*K A hiric«» numlter of n t r o v m , they S e c r e t a r y if War Sanger—a list, it i« t>e- begin in hi- rders of stomach, liver,
CnmeP« Supplies
v f i P Y e u r patronage is solicited
Mr. Tongue has powerful inti Hence he could ulwif»y® comma n*l a i ci»naiderate Üeved, lu ver e js a ln l In a previous kidneys, b-iw«!.«, blood ami nerves, hence
I v e p t in S t o c k
rii
hind him and that it will I - a hard
• a Urgv w ire* vear.
cures multitudes of tualadie«. It builds
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thing (>r any other man to get tlie up
riraient o f Great Itr.tain will Up the entire srsteia. l ’ ots new life
) ill* I.
LIT T LE F IE LD BROS.,
Sf Ctalf ¿Price Sale
CLARENCE B U T T .
PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS.
Tlnd for xjfoJf a 27/on ¿A On [y.
Com m encing Friday, Nov. 13,
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closes
Saturday,
U T. B. DUNCAN & SONS,H
N ov. 3 0 , ’01.
2/ou 20it! dfcave to Sfurry,
Çacobson d
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HOUSE FURNiSHiNG GOODS,;
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îûtiislow Caros.
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