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I NEWBERG GRAPHIC, t í . J . L ittlefield. H. A. LittW field I to do away with it would make such an D O N E W S K l l f J W.NAK1CS K K K 1 * U P TTORNEY-AT-LAW. SV IT I! OKD K liM T ________ ' outcry th a t a new political Dsue would I have to lie reckoned w ith. It is claimed E. II. W ooD W A B », E d it o b A P cbushkk . th a t already nearly four million people The story is told of a traveling man W ill p ra c tic e iu all th e c o u rts of th e s ta te W. C. W o o u w A K » , A s s o c ia t e E d it o r are enjoying the advantages of tree rural who struck a sm all prohibition tow n in S pecial a tte u tio u g iv e n to p ro b ate w ork, th e m ail delivery. Offices iu r h e h a le ra V alley B ank B uilding, w ritin g of d eed s, m ortgages, co n tra c ts au d th e th e state of Maine, bringing with him d ra ftin g of a ll le g a l pap ers. P h o n e No. 43. an abiding th irst. There being no ea- C atered u te c o n d -e !» « m a tte r a t th e pottofflee N e w b e rg . O regon* R esidence n o rth of P u b lic School B uilding, T he democrats of New York City ioou, lie tried a drugstore. T here lie O ff ic e —Second Floor a t N ew berg, O regon. P h o n e No. 44. B au k of N e w te rg B u ild in g . joined hands with tho republicans and was told lie could get whiskey only on a ousted the Tam m any ring. In P h ilad el I'iSU E D KVEItY FRIDAY MOBNIMO. phia, the democrats asked the ropulili- p h y sician ’s prescription. H e consulted cans to join with them to oust Quayiam, a physician hut got no relief, and des ’ ; which if anything, is more corrupt th a n perately a s k e d : “ W hat am I going to FRIDAY, NOVEM BER 28, 1901. Crokerism , but th e republicans stood in do about it? ” with tho gang, and Quayism was triu m The doctor said there was a uest of phant. Republicans are not like demo N I i r l C E T O H U U S C R IIIK ltS . crats. The former staod by th eir p aity snakes not m ore than a mile and a h alf The subscription price of the G raphic under all circum stances.—P ortland from town. If he could m anage to get 340 L A D IE S’, M ISSES’ and C H ILD R E N ’S C A P E S is *150 a year, hut to those who pay D ispatch. b it by snake be could have w hiskey and JA C K E TS to be closed out at one-half their strictly in advance th e price is (1. Cash T h e above, w hich has been as an antidote, an d th e doctor would former prices. 65 pieces Fancy and all Wool Suit talks, and the man who pays in ad. quoted with evident relish by some of make o u t th e prescription. The man vance is entitled to consideration, l ’ay the country dem ocratic papers, is easily with a th irst started of! to the snake ing, regular 50c goods, to close out at 25c per yard. up, save fifty cents a y ear aud keep a shown to be a cheap and unjust insinúa cave. An hour and a half later he re Our entire stock of L A D IE S ’ W R A PPE R S at :K~iK lion. As a New York independent p u b turned, tired, dusty aud disconsolate. clear conscience. from their former prices. 50 pieces 12c Elannelet- lication says, “ As large a proportion of “ W ell, did you do as I told you?’ ts, while they last, 6c per yard. The remainder of Philadelphia republicans voted against T he Oregon Suprem e C ourt has de tho machine ticket as of New York inquired the physician. all our W A L K IN G and SA IL O R H ATS, all this “ My dear sir,’’ replied the m an with cided th a t th e prim ary election law is deuiocrats, and tlie difference in th e re season’s styles, at from their former prices. 500 th e th irst, “ I called on the snakes, hut valid, which decision m eans a n o th er for sult is chiefly due to th e fact th a t P hila Remnants all the way from a piece of calico to a ward m ovem ent in th e direction of delphia is normally republican by three to discovered th a t everyone of them had piece of silk, to be closed out at a sacrifice. Re cleaner politics, and tho exchange of one, while New York is norm ally demo th e ir bites engaged for six months ahead. boss rule for th a t of “ vox populi.” member our entire stock of C LO TH IN G , D R Y cratic by only five to four. In l’hiladel GOODS, BOOTS and SHOES, H A T S and CAPS, phia national issues were introduced in F u r A ctio n A gain st P o ly g am y . Ono of tlie dictum s of a rabid socialist to tlie campaign, while in New York FURS, FURN ISH IN G GOODS, M IL L IN E R Y sheet which seems to find favor with th ey were no t." Tlie election statistics E ditor G rap h ic: I desire to call tlie attention of tlie aud CAR PETS, in fact everything carried in our several people in th is vicinity, is th a t show th a t about one-fourth of the P h ila public to a petition th a t is being cir- large establishment, is offered now at cost. “ Socialism will give every child us good delphia republicans voted the reiorm culated to ask Congress to so change clothing os any oth er child.” When ticket w hich proportion is g reater than -------» > ♦< »------- the C onstitution of tlie United States so any “ ism” degenerates in to such silly th a t of dem ocrats in New York which as to m ake p lu ra lity of wives unconsti gabble, a man compromises bis self-res as hundreds of bargains are selling out very fast. voted for Seth Row. Ho it seems after totional, so th a t it cannot be legalized pect, who countenances it. all th a t of tlie two parties th e dem o in any state. Ÿ r f c Ÿ J / in n v if lo ‘ s ¿r r o a t e s t S f o r o . crats are tlie b etter represented by the Ttie women of various C hristian de A health oflloer of an eastern town Irish m an , who w hen on Ilia deathhad, nominations of U tah appeal for e a rn e s t serves notice th a t he Is going to intro- being naked by a minister if ho were a ducc before th e board of health an o r C hristian, replied, "N o, by jaborsl effort in th is change of constitution by presenting the following facts: “ In vio dinance m aking it a m isdem eanor lor a O’Ira a T am m any dim ocrat and always latiou of tlie pledges of M ormon leaders w oman to wear skirts or gowns th at voted the straig h t ticket.” made before statehood, th e president of sweep th e sidewalks. H e holds th a t the cards th a t accompany your gifts. of 1901 and tlie C ompanion calendar for said church is now living publicly, iu th ere is hardly anv greater cause of con The fruitgrowers of Salem m et last his official residence in Salt Eako City W ithout th a t evidence of individual 1902, lithographed in twelve colors and tagion th a n tlieso dresses w hich g a th e r Saturday to organize a fru itg ro w e rs with tlie last acquisition to his poly personal thought the offering of even gold. up from the sidewalk, germ s of every T H E Y O U T H ’S COMPANION, tlie finest present appears somewhat union, the purpose of which is to assist gurnous household. F orm er polyga' description and carry them into homes W . W . H o llin g s w o rth , P r o p . ° \ the fruit men to co-operate th a t they mists who, in obedience to law had graceless and perfunctory. A message 195 Colum bus Avenue, R o s t o v , M a s s . to propagato and spread disease. The limy grow and m arket th eir fruit a t bet practically ceased th eir unlaw ful co- on a card is better th an a note, because H e a l E s t a t e T r a n s f e r s . gentlem an may lie correct, b u t tho wom ter profit. H on. E . E. Sm ith of Hood hahitation are now following his exam more informal, and one should not seem en will continue to wear th eir dresg- Reported by the Yam hill Co. A bstract I C A R R Y A 3 Itiver, R. C. Judson, industrial ag en t of ple, have resumed polygamous relations to make m uch of a gift. H aving your sk lrtsacco rd iu g to the dictates of dam e Co. a t M cM innville, Oregon, for the presents daintily w rapped is not less a tlie Southern Pacific, R. 1). M iller, geu- an d have children by plural wives. F U L L L IN E O F ^ | i p/ fashion, in blissful defiance oi his health week ending November 26, 1901. crul passenger agent and II. E . Louus- Tliis polygamous elem ent is the dom i m a tte r of courtesy. Let th e ir outw ard ordinance. A T T upper to J T H enderson 1 a commend them . Leave berry, traveling freight agent, were n a n t power in tlie church and in the appearance in Y am hill co u n ty ......................... ICO present and assisted in tho organization. politics of tho state. N ot only have them or send them to th eir destination The November elections have given Joseph P hillips to U riah T aw ney It is a hopoful sign th at Oregon h o rti m any resumed polygam ous relations, tlie day before C hristm as—unless you fresh dem onstrations in severu) instances and C Lawrence 200 a in t 4 s r 6 cu ltu rists are waking up to th e ir best but the liest of circum stantial evidence can i n s u r e their reception early in th e of th e possibilities in th is country for w ........................................................ 550 day. A tardy gift appears like an after interests hy coming to n realization of unm istakably points to tlie conclusion tho rise to position* of power nnd re C J R aym ond to George W Sharp the great benefits to ho derived from th n t Apostles John W . Taylor, G eorge thought.—December Ladies’ Home Jo u r sponsibility from tho low er and poorer 4 0 a t 2 s r 4 w sec 16..................... 300 working to-gether. One lias only to Teasdaie, th e lato Apostle Abram II. nal. classes. In the city of Bridgeport, Con E unice Mills a h to Jam es W Allen PO ItT IK R C U R T A IN S, glance at a daily new spaper to see th a t Cannon nnd other prom inent Mormon T hat T hrobbing H eadache. necticut, a m an was elevated to the 30 a sec 1 t 2 5 s r w ...................... 280 W IN D O W SH ADES, all lines of business enterprise ure ten d eccloslastics have ta k in new plural W ould quickly leave you if you used S m ith S tephens and wf to F ran k m ayoralty who for nearly th irty yenrs ing toward co-operation or “ com m unity wives. If such practices can be indul COUCHES & B A B Y BU G G IES, W A L L P A P E R A N D ' Dr. K ing’s New Life Pills. Thousands lins been stoker, or common coal sliovel- Campbell 42.43 a pt J D S m ith d of interests.” Such a tendency is not a ged in by those whom all Mormons P IC T U R E M O UL D IN G A S PE C IA L T Y . of sufferers have proved th e ir matchless er in a large machine factory. H e has 1 c t 5 r 3 w ..................................... $1290 > ° m atter of caprice or choice, b u t one of sem i-annually sustain as th e literal m erit for sick and nervous headaches. F ra n k C am pbell and wf to Sm ith saved his money, and proved him self a vital necessity—for success. Tho farm “ mouth pieces of G od” nnd in spite of They m ake pure blood and build up good business man however, and in ou t Stephens 326.26 a J \V Briedwell ers can e ith er do likewise and prosper thoir m ost earnest protestations of good your health. Only 25c. Money back if lining his proposed policy nays lie will d 1 c t5 r4 w ................................. 2500 or th ey can proceed as they have been faith in promises made to secure s ta te 'O U U U U U L R 2J L 9 2J U U U L 9 f i J U servo all th e people, independent of pol not cured. Sold by 0 . F . Moore A Co. D H Deardorff to Annie F W ade 3 doing, every fellow for himself, and con hood, thou wo m ust expect th a t this is iticians, will reduce public expenses, druggists. Its Deskins ad to N ewberg........... 10 d em n (he railroad monopolies a n d v ari the beginning of a geueral rehabitation and th a t ho knows the value of money, Wm Press e t al to J M Pugh 350 a ous money powers tor know ing how to of th is polygamous relic of barbarism . D U M I E B IT E M S . as he has had to work for it, uud w ill Bee 21, 22 t3 r 3w .................... 1 unite for th eir own interests. I t will be These facts together w ith many sim i see th a t tlie taxpayers’ money is used as U S to Geo Niggli 145.56 a sec 1 t3 Nice rain we bad. rem em bered hy those in attendance th a t lar ones all convince us th a t, since U tah if it were h is own. This m ini’s rise to r9 w .................................................. pat Crops are nearly all gathered and most a t th e mi lsum m or meeting of the Stato statohood a powerful influence Is work position is the resu lt of tlie fact th a t the U S to Calvin T Long 160 a in sec of fall sowing is c’oue in this vicinity. H orticultural Society held boro last ing here for tlie re-establish m ent of, people had confidence in his ability and 4 t4 r6 w ........................................... pat August, lio n . E. E. Sm ith, president of and increaso in, th e num ber nnd size of From tlie am ount of gam e brought integrity, nnd not th a t he had a political Louisa D um phrey et. nl to L H A T tlie stuto board of horticulture, in his polygamous fam ilies." hero from Dayton by the tra p shooters In time of trouble with that inestimable gift, YOUR pull. H utchings its 1 and 1 blk 9 Row excellent address, especially em phasized A strong organization has boon form it seems to pay to go h u n tin g in a E \ ESIG H T, is an H ON EST O P TIC IA N who knows his lands ad M cM ................................. 675 The ch air w hich President MoKinley the advisability of organization of unions ed in th e E ast, called “The Interdenom wagon. M J Nash e t al to to Minnie E Coop BUSINESS— one who will Mr. Calvin Conlee heard a burglar ¡ d occupied a t the sessions of th e cabinet am ong fruitgrow ers. A m an of wide inational Council of Women for Chris- er sm all tract in sec 32 t5 r3 w .. 300 experience ns ho is, iio Is so impressed fityouwith proper glasses or tiun and Patriotic Service,’’ the officers t,is house ono n ig h t last w eek, but on has become the property of Secretary W m Hickey to Geo B reathw aite 80 spectacles for whatever de Corteiyou. It is said th a t it lias been with their value nnd need, th a t w hen of which are, p re s id e n t. Mrs. Darwin nvestigating found a small dog “ sw eet a sec 21 t3 r3 w ............................... tlie custom of tlie retirin g president to ever a locality undertakes th e step of It. Ja m e s; corresponding secretary, Miss ly" sleeping on the sofa in the front A M H oskins to Geo C reathw aite fect there is in one or both present to some friend th e chair used hy organization, he is on hand to help in Susan If. W ard; treasu rer, Mrs. F. C. room. 3 Its in blk 44 E dw ards ad N ew eyes, and will not over ttie good work. He lias promised to ns- M organ; vice presidents, Mrs. It S, him w hile presiding over tho meetings Mr. Jason G ibbs contem plates mov berg ................................................... 1 charge you for either glasses oi the cabinet. P resident Harrison gave sist tho horticulturists ot th is vicin ity M cA rthur, Miss Helen M. Gould, Mrs. ing to E astern Oregon In th e near fu E G Fahl and wf to O rilla Owen or advice. his chair to Executive Clerk Crook and to tills end whenever tlioy got ready to C has. H . P a rk h u rst, Mrs. Wui. K in ture, having taken up a homestead there 160 a sec 36 t3 r6 w ........................... 1550 caid, Mrs. Clinton II. Fisk, Miss A nna near Dufur. the latter regards it ns one of his m ost net. When will he bo needed? J J Carey et al to M G Small et al M. H am m er, Mrs. Frances J . D am es, valued iiossessions. I’residont Cleve 145 a in M atthew P attsn d 1 c t.3 It C. C rosby’s new dw elling is pro IIA N O K H S OK T il K H U N T S M A N . M rs. George B. W atts, w ith an executive land presented Ills ch air to his private r3 w ................................................... 3000 Tlie iinuuul reports of accidents to com m ittee of prom inent women from gressing nicely. Mr. C. w ill have a That your excruciating secretary, Daniel S. Earnout. There is N ettie Kersey and husb to Rosa B nice home w hen completed. hunters th at are now com ing in appear which come tills app eal: headache may be due to a law which requires th a t governm ent Guild 643 a land and tow u lots to indicate tliut tlie Nimrod of today Thoe. Prince has nearly all of his "T o ovory C hristian patriot in tlie E Y E TROUBLE? property shall n o t be given mvay, but in Oak I*&rk nd Yamhill C o .. i requires just a* much courage to face Unitod States wo send an earnest p le a prunes taken care of, having only a few Frank W Fenton and wl to Jo h n th a t it m ust be formally condemned nnd We are at your service, the dangers of tho forests us was need car loads on hand at present. Tuffin, for aid in fighting th a t m onster evil of disposed of a t au ctio n . No one lias ever Eberall half It 3 F air Lawn Sub ful in the days of Daniel Itoono. I n Skelly A Co., and Mr. Prince have ship- our Country, Polygamy. Wo desire to questioned tho rig h t of th e president to division ............................................... 200 deed, “ m an's in h u m an ity to m an" is nt so arouse tho public conscience, th a t ed up to tlie preseut time nearly 80 cars give away liis chair, how ever. Secre MARUIAOK LICENCE■ its height in tlie shooting season. It Congress shall accede to the dem and of oi dried prunes from this place. ta ry Corteiyou was very anxious to get Jen n ie Parrish 19 to Harold Allison 25 wus thought Unit th e introduction of M r. Oscar G heng of Portland has the people to m ake polygamy a crim e in tlie chair which his ch ie f liad ocoitpicd Mollie E Bones 22 to C M indinger 26. smokeless powder would lessen th e overy state and territory in th e Union. bought th e G. W. Byers place here for so long, and it was accordingly of danger of being shot by some innocent Mr. G heng contem plates some new im W hen Brigham R oberts was denied ficially condemned, p u t up for sale and A sto u n d in g D isco v ery . fellow sportsm an, b u t it now seems th a t a d m ittan ce to Congress it was because provenients before he comes to make it bought in by th e devoted secretary. From Coopersville, Mich, comes the (he smokeless powder propels a bullet so the voice of th e people was raised against liis home. word of a wonderful discovery of n m uch farth er th a t tlie advantages con tho holding by a polygam ist one of the It is hard to conceive how a hum an The m arket for geese lias improved pleasant tasting liquid th a t when used sequent upon being able to sou where highest official houors in th e N ation. being whose hands a re red witli inno wonderfully ow ing to th e large num ber before re tirin g by anyone troubled with one is shooting are m ore th a n counter Tho natural consequence of tills act is a cent blood can be so u tterly depraved killed by some of the nim rods of D un a bad cough alw ays insures a good night baluuced. Constitutional A m endment w hich shall dee. "T am e goose.” and brutish as one of th e vile, con rest. “ It will soon cure the cough too” Of course, most of tho shooting acci strike a t the root o( th e m atter and scienceless w retches who m urdered Adam R ossner of Dayton was in town writes Mrs S Aimelberger, “ for three den ts are the work of th e inexporienced make polygamy forever im possible.” young Morrow in P ortland last week. Saturday to call m arket prices for his generations of our fam ily have used Dr. Everybody has beard that a uew broom sweeps clean, but hu n tsm an , who m istakes an o th e r's W ith these striking facts before us I geese, w hich some of the boys appear to Steeped too long in rottenness and iniqui Kings New Discovery for consum ption brown shooting coat for a deer or some does everybody know that a appeal not only to tlie people of this have seen wild aud shot, inakiug a bag nnd never found its equal for coughs ty to have a vestige of conscience left, other game. This bungler is responsi com m unity, but to th e people of Oregon lie gloats over liis long succession of of 10 of them . and colds.” I t ’s an unrivaled life-saver seriously crimes, and with th o stu p id insolence of ble, first and last, for th e loss of many wherever this paper m ay when used for desperate lung diseases. lives. It is useless to tell him to make consider w hat o ur d u ty is In this m at the vi’e brute ho is, puffs o u t his chest G uaranteed bottles 50c and $1 a t C. F. ( tr e a t L u c k o f an E d ito r. sure before lie shoots. He is so deadly ter and act accordingly. E. B. M. w ith th e rem ark ".Yin(t I tho stuff?” Moore A Co. drugstore. afraid some gamo will get away th a t lie "F o r two years all efforts to cure Ec A ltogether different was th e attitu d e of j Our mill makes the ‘ Excellent” brand aud our customers shoots at anything th a t may tie game. zema in the palms of my hands failed," a man who died in New York recently, F o r S ale . Formerly th e experienced huntsm an N o t i c e o f G u a r d I a n ’* S a l e w rites editor F. II. Lester, of Syracuse, declare it well named. who had served a term in Sing Sing 52 acres of land, 2 ls miles north of Notice L>wr is h w e v re .o b o y ; W given > ' V U thnt • • • « * th *U W e u V. n .1 d < I e XT rsig I O 1 * n U - I prison, for having killed a m an. I t Is took to a tree when lie heard th a t green- town. O rchard, house and barn. Two K an., “ then I was whooly cured by e d .th e d u ly a p p o in te d , q ualified ami acting B ncklin's A rnica Salve.” I t ’s the g u a rd ia n \ of Leroy Sm ith, C arl B S m ith , Lena III said th a t from tlie tiny ha le lt prison ; horns wore about, hut th o u th is refuge good springs all th e year. L. Sm ith i a n d M abel L S m ith, m inors, was on |V ‘seems now denied him . Such a seeker w orld's best for eruptions, son« and all the 1 tlh day of Septem ber V. I>, 1901, by the | after having serve! liis sentence, lie T. B. D u n c a n . C for safety was brought down In tho Ad- skin diseases. Only 25c a t C. F . Moore ounty C ourt of th e s ta te of O regon for the Thrifty housewives know that good bread makes happy never offered his h a n d to anyone iu . . . C ounty of ................. Y am hill, du - ly - au - th o riz e d and c en se d to sell a ccording to law , th e follow! A Co.s drugstore. greeting; th a t ho would shake hands if ! !ro? ',.a ?k".U,c other day by a man who husbands, and it takes good flour to make good bread. That A H e a lt h y G r o w t h . re a l p ro p e rty belo n g in g to said m inor* vl*:— An u n d iv id e d fo u r-tfth In te re st of, in aud those to whom ho was introduced of took him for a brown hear is the kind you get when you call for the A cker's F.lixor has gained n firm hold G o o d H e a d i n g f o r K v e r y b o d y . th e follow ing d e sc rib e d piece of land vis: If you are desirous of shooting a fel fered th eir hand first, or If ono of his B eginning a t a c o rn e r stone in th e C ouuty roiu am ong o u r people amt Is acknow ledged In addition to its special articles by 21 ro d s and l 6 feci south of th e northw est c>r “ cl im :. excellent old acquaintances offered liis ban 1 ho low huntsm an the following receipt will tier of la n d d e e d e d from S am uel Longley and to tie th e superior to all o th e r prepara would take it, h u t tiiat bo C nuJucted ha found effective: fin forth in the crisp tions. It is » positive cure for all blood famous men and women and its stories E llen H. Longley h is w ife to F.lisha S m ith; R e s p e c tfu lly , by th e most popular living w riters of th e n c e east SI 1 5 rods to c o rn e rs to n e ; th e u c e him self in such a way as not to give Novemlier m orning determ ined to let sou th s rods and 12.7 feet to c o rn e r sto n e; C H E H A L E M V A L L E Y M IL L S , N e w b e rg , O re g o n and skin diseases. O nly fifty cen ts a fiction T he Y o o n 's C o m p a n io n presents tn c u e e w est 91 1-5 rods to c o rn e r stone in anyone au opportunity to refuse to touch d in e at anything th a t looks as if it bottle a n d we g u aran tee It. C. F . from week to week m any regular fea C ounty ro a d ; th e n c e n o rth 8 rods a n d 12l * feet j m ight I k » gam e. D on’t stop t o retleet to tho p ie c e of b e g in n in g c o n ta in in g 5 acres th e hand th a t hud sliei blood. M l m ore or less. Also a n u n d iv id e d 4-JO in te re s t of. ! th a t tlie patch of m orin g brow n th a t Moore A Co. druggists. tures of great value. in am ! to th e follow ing d e sc rib e d prem ises, j gleams through tlie bushes m ay tie a T h e editorial page Jlscnsses th e pnb- v is —B eginning at a point 29 rtxls a n d 11.7 feet I I t i* b u t n atu ral on tlie aocesrion of a m an, and not a deer. Blaze aw ay. If T I I K K T i g t K T t i t o r u i r T - o i v i x n lie questions of the day in a spirit of ¡nr south of th e u o rth w e st c o rn e r of th e land con rp. , vo\ t*• 1 by s tm 11el Longley and w ife to K lisha new man to tho presidency, th a t those it happen* to be a m an, you can apolo- l hero is a n etiquette governing the partialitv, the aim being to give I h o s m ith by d e ed w hich is recorded at page :u i of interested in th e different departm ents | gize to his widow. H K a CÚCK OK LA ..D 1IEACUCK W. MORRIS HE ACOCK l|l KlviriR ami receiving o f presents, as there reader Hie material lor forming his own or.Lon. uq’nintun» ?h»t?ce • « * :n rods to Mat lin t of sol i I s m ; Ihtnci sootl ~ r,f goverm ental service, should lie a n x F or tho m an who wishes to ah lo t him is at 'Ut most things, because there Is al- opinions rod* and 2.2 feel to E v e re st's liu e ; th e n c e w est ious to find o u t th o a ttitu d e oi tho uew self accidentally a different course ol ways a lieat way to do everything. If .Y e w b e r g S iks / i «V D o o r F actory-. The article on the care of the health I 3 1-5 ro d s to th e e a s t lin e of th e O. J. W alker c e sou th on said W alk er's east executive as to th e particular line of e n procedure limy be confidently recom we penetrate below th e su r'ace of the which has been published every week I p lin . e L. to C th .: e th n e o n rth lin e of th e O. A t \ R ailro a d 's terprise in w hich they arc intereste I mended : Lav your gun down in the little oourteoiiH conventions we shall find for m any years is of th e greatest value, (form erly P A W .V .R .) r if h t of w ay: th en ce W . 1 . HEA COCK A SO N S, PR O PS. so u th w este rly along th e no rth liu e of said rig h t I t is w ith satisfaction that th e friends of ; liottoin of a h in t Then get o u t of the th a t consideration lor th e feeling-« o( The «iepartments of cu rren t events of w ay to a p o in t rods n o rth of th e s o u th w est c o rn e r of la n d form erly ow ned by A. T free rural mail delivery learn th a t Pro si- boat, and, reaching over, seize th e gun others underlies all. IV> not try to make an d nature and science give the im port- B lair: th e n c e n o rth to the pi ce of b eg in n in g ; rii d ent Roosevelt has d tclared him self to by tlie end of th e barrsl ami drag it lo your gift l.iofc a* though it cost m ore a n t news of the world in condensed ! saving and e x c e p tin g th e re fro m •'<5 100 of an acre now ow ned oy said O. A C. K. R. an d d e be In favor oi its developm ent to the | ward you. Ten chances to one th e ham- th an you paid for it. Aside front tlie form. s c r ib e ! in a c e rta in d e cree w hich is d u ly re- ! c o rd e d a t pages 2, 3 and 4 of Vol. 12 of the ideal th a t th e friends o( th e system have mer w ill be caught on ono of the seats, paltry spirit of snob giving it is a de- Keep on hand and M anufacture e v e ry th in g in th e line of The children's page provides diversion j Jo u rn a l of th e C irc u it C ourt for said Y am hill M had in m ind for years. S uperintendent j will tie cocked, and then, when releaa* lusion and a snare, for n ext year your for the little ones, and the ane«-dotes and I C ounty. O regon all of said p re m ise s beiug sit- •5 in Y a m hill C ounty. $tate o f Oregon M achen, who has had general charge ed. will fall upon the plunger, sending offering m ust seein to he as fine its the miscellany have their ahare in m aking | n a te Now th e re fo re , by v irtu e a n d a u th o rity of ijoOORS WINDOWS. MOULDINGS, license, I w ill ou th e 7th day of IV cem ber and oversight of th e system since ita ea- th e en tire charge w here it will do the j one of this season, or you m ay appear to the paper a complete treasury of good said V IV 1 ».'1. at th e h o u r of O ne o cl<>ck p in of :* j tablishm en t, predicts th a t iu a very ^ most good. If th is d.ies not work sne- | have been less anxious to please your reading. «aid day. a t th e w est do o r of th e C ourt H ouse in the c ity of M cM innville iu said Y am hill ijl few years every farm er in the country cess fully, after repeated triala, try get- friend. The best gifts are those which An illustrated prospectus of th e new C ounty, sell at p u b lic auction, to t**c fcf'viieat V title V will have his mail delivered at Ida own ting over a loosely made stone wall, al- i put no tax upon m aterial resources, but volume 'o r 1902 will be sent to any ad- b id d e r, for cash in h a n d , all of th e r right, r of them aud In te re st th a t said m inors or e D iH ir a m t W i n d o w F r a n t o * . F a n c y C a s i n g s E t c . de uow h ave of. In and to said herei door. He declares th a t it will now be ways carrying th e gun cocked. W ith | trifles of which tlie recipient* m a r make dress free. scribed re a l p rem ises. impossible to deprive thoee parts of the ordinary luck you ought to bo able to | frequent use, and to k rep th Kvery e giver in “Y our pntrou-ige is solicited. new subscriber who send« $1.75 J a y of O ctober A. Dated tli DEMSSY SMITH. Country w hich have become used to it, shoot yourself by this m eans once out m ind Take the tim e to w rite a few f.1 for th e 1902 volume now will receive free - - - - _ ________ _______________________ Leu* a rd ia n of Leroy Sm ith, of Us advantages and th a t any atte m p t three trials.—Few York Infinite. I w urds of loving o r cordial greeting on all the Issues lor the rem aioing weeks L G u Sm ith a n d Mr*t>cl U Sn LITTLEFIELD BROS., CLARENCE BUTT. rnncuu s sums. S Ì jfc c tlf ¡P rice S a ie J i n d fo r jfc a lf a T/font/i O nly. Commencing Friday, Nov. 13, closes Saturday, 01 Nov. 30, ’01. T. B. 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