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tention to another branch of small fruit MCUIN.Nril.LE COIllIKSI’ONKtN IK.
culture that I believe can be followed
w ith success In connection with straw-
W ith the tax paying, registering of
berries, and that is blackcap raspberries. voters etc., this week will probably be
I shall do ail I can for the successful ac­ I one of tlie busiest for tho court bouse
complishment of our strawberry effort, officials in the history of the countv.
but we can combine the two. The one
The sheriff an i deputy have been
will not interfere with the other and kept busy night an 1 day for some time
botli will be a source of profit. The receipifng for tax. Almost $o0,0X) of
raspberry in its season follows the straw­ j the 1901 tax lias been collected up to
berry—strawberries in Juno and rasp­ j the middle of the week. After Satur-
berries in July.
I day tile three per cent discount w ill not
The raspberry is easily raised and is be allowed.
valuable as a dried product. They do
| The treasurer is contemplating mak­
not have to he gathered as often as
strawberries, will not decay by remain­ ing another call lor county warrants i n
j the near future if the tax continues to
ing on the bushes a few days, and can
1 come iu as it has in the last few davs.
be dried in the sun succe>sfully if the U i
• ,
. t
i
19 h o p e d tlicit fKMore n in n y w e e k s t h e
weather is not wet w ith but iittle cx
county will be ubie to pty all outstand
penne. I dried all of mine last year in ,.
, ,
.1
I
. < .1
_ _ ..
mg warrants, mul then it will be able
the sun und tho most of Ilio crop the
s
’
1 to pay as you go.
yeur before. Last year they were
Tito judges and jlerks of cleclion in
wortlt about one dollar per crate for dry­
ing, dried berries being 10c per pound. precincts in the east part of the county
There is money in them at a much less ! ure as fodows: North Newberg, J. H .
figure.
The tasnberry must be culti­ Rees, F. H. Storey and Titos. Duncan
vated tlie same as tho strawberry and judges, and A. 1’. Uiiver, Jno. Larkin Jr.
theu they will pay. If I had set eight and J. G. Hadley clerks. South New­
acres to raspberries four years ago I berg, Noah Heater, Joseph Wilson and
would tiave sold the crop two years ago Lee Jones judges, and W. O. Robertson,
for over $650 and paid forgathering the Frank Jones and W. S. Barker e!erk»r.
same about $150. The crop last year Dundee, R. K Craven, F. T. Keys and.
would have brought me $975 while I F. Livengood judges, and E. E. Greer,
would have paid pickers over $200. S. L. Parrett and Arthur Ileston clerks.
This is my estimate from what I am al­ West Cliehalem, Amos Nelson, W. VV.
Walker and Fred Vinton judges, and A.
ready cultivating.
I uttt learning something by experi­ P. Johnson, Claude Ferguson and C. C.
ence and am increasing my acreage of Cady clerks. Those who have received
both strawberries and raspberritts every notice of appointment recently, should
year. VVe have the soil and climate ar.d fill out stub and return it to the county
I am fully persuaded that there is mon­ clerk at ouce.
Itess above named defendants:-In tile name of
the State uf Oregon, you and each o l you, are
hereby notified and required to appear and
an.w er ibe amended complaint tiled against
you in the above entitled suit, in tbe aoove
named coart on or before Ihe la*t day of the ,
tim e pr.ocrlbed in 4 lie o rd e r for ib e publica­
tion o f this summons on you. to w it, on or be*
fore the 11th day of April, A. II 1V02, and if you
f.<il ho to appear and answer, for waul thereof,
the p la in liff w ill apply to the court for the re* I
lie f prayed for In his complaint herein, vis:—A
decree that said defendants, au 1 each of them, I
have no estate or interest w hatever in or to the
follow in g di scribed premises, ora.ty part there­
of. v is :—B eginning ul the s e corner of tiiut
portion o f the d 1 c o f Joseph lfe-s and w ife ,!
Notiflcatinn No. lps:. Claim No. ti'j. in Yam hill
Co nity, state o f Oregon set off to Mary 1«. iie.-s
said w .fe. by the Surveyor General for Oregon,
and running thence s .S9. dee. ta min. w. -M -to
chains; thence s lo. i f chains; thence n '
dee 4o min. e J.i.15 chains, more or less, to the
e line of said il 1 c ; thence n lo. i f chains to tile
place of fa'tri tut hit;, run tinning 21. 1:1 acres, more
or less: and that the title of the plaintiff to
said premises Is ttood and va lid; and tlint said )
defendants, and each of them, lie forever en- i
Joined and del’a.Tcd from assorting any claim (
w
to saia
-aid i*:_
premises,
adverse lo
»u hatever
n ie v e r in or 10
_
plaintiff: and for j tich other and further relief
h - may lie meet hp .H t-,,ultal.le in the premises, i
including costs mui Ui.-iiursements of tills -uit. I
This summon, is servc-l L>' publication there- .
of for six consecutive weeks in the Newberg
Graphic, h weekly newspaper of general eire u -!
latlon, published in .-Hid Yam hill eounty, by I
order of lion. It. I*. Bird, County Judge o f said i
Yam hill County, made at chambers in Mc­
M innville, Oregon, on tbe Jlst day of Fi t ruory, t
A. D.. lytrj: the i^ -t publication thereof being i
February CMh A w . ttsij.
CLARENCE IiCTT Si jNu. J SPENCER,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
| N o one w bo attended the debate be­
i
tween Albany and Pacific College last
Friday evening in the hope of seeing a
FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1902. | close contest went away disup|<ointed.
As expressed by a representative citizen
—— — ------
-
it was u great intellectual battle, the is­
The liners continue to aid the En- | sue of which was completely In doubt
glisli ¡11 keeping the “ situation well in until the decision was-atinounced which
hand” down In ¡South Africa. Their read, two votes for Albany and one for
latest move is to capture Methuen, one Kewberg. The contest was so close,
of England's able generals, which was that while many failed to see it us two
the occasion for another ‘ ‘ regretful” dis­ of the judges did, little or no complaint
patch from Kitchener.
was heard.
The question at issue read, ‘ ‘Resolved
Congressman Tongue is receiving that the United States should subsidise
favorable mention (or United States her merchant marine.” Pacific College,
senator. There Is only one thing to 1« represented by Robert Jones, Calvin
said against Mr. Tonguo assuming the lilair and El wood Minchin, upheld the
toga. He has made himself of such aflirmativu w hile Albany on tbe nega­
value to the state in his present |>osition tive, was represented by Messrs. Pratt,
that he can hardly be spared oven for McFarland amt i-tiiart, who had con­
promotion to the senate.
siderable advantage in age over the
Ruminons.
Newberg troys. Tire judges were Pro­
In the County Court of Ihe State o f Oregon,
The third change in President Roose- fessors Hcnlman and Johnson of Port­
for tho eounty of Yam hill, in the m atter of
velt’s cabinet lias !>een made, occasion­ land Academy and Prof. Thomas, princi­
the estate of
ed by the resignation of Secretary of the pal of the Portland Clinton Kelly
JOHN J. CONLEE, deceased,
Citation.
Navy Long. The now secretary will be school.
To Sarah Christen-on, James Conlee, Roy
congressman Moody of Massachusetts.
Music for the evening was furnished
Coulee, Ktina Conlee, Emm* A. Triplett, John
Coni-.
Mary I. Johnson, Ella N. Jensen, Effa
This leaves Secretary of Agriculture by the Misses Lucy Game and Sibyl
L. Christenson, William it. conlee, Laura Fos­
Wilson ns the only remaining member Woodward with vocal solos and by Miss
ter, Frank Christenson, Ernest Christenson,
G reeting:
o f President McKinley’s original cabi­ Jessie Britt with an instrumental solo,
In the name of the State of Oregon,
You are hereby cited and required to appear
net.
J. C. Dodson acted as moderator, and
in the County Court of the State oi Oregon, for
in prefacing the debate spoke of the ap­
the County of Y am hill, at the Court Loom
thereof, nt M cM innville, Or., in the County of
The bill to classify the rural mall eer
propriateness of discussing public qiles-
Yam hill, the 8th day of April, 1*902, at 2 o ’clock
in the afternoon of that day, and tlie same be­
vice and place t lie rural mail carriers tfona at Issue, of such general and vital
ing tlie second day of the regular April term of
under contract system was passed by importance as that of the merchant ma­
Court in the year 1902, then and then; to* show
ey in the small fruit culture in this val­
cause*, if any you have, why the administrator
congress Monday but after being amend­ rine.
o
f said estate be not authorized and directed
ley, and I am surprised that there is
ed in a way that changed completely
to sell the real property of said estate, which is
In opening tlie question for the af-
County Court, March Terra.
described as follows to w it :
tile purpose of the framers. Instead of fitmative Klwood Minchin stated that not more being done in this line about
Being a part of claim No. 29 t 3 s r 3 w of the
Contracts for furnishing lumber in the
W illam ette Meridian, Yam hill Countv, Oregon,
tho rural carriers having to hid on no particular bill was under discussion Newberg. People cry, “ Over produc­
several
road
districts
of
the
county
were
in
sections 1 and 5. Beginning at the south
routes, they arc continued upon the sal­ but that the affirmative held that the tion !” Well, it seems that many here let. C. K. Spaulding was awarded con­ castcprnerof said claim ; thence west 20.20
chains; thence north 79.17 chains; thence east
have
been
quietly
waiting
for
over
pro­
ary basis, tlie salary being raised from U. S. merchant marine was in a deplor­
20.2o chains to northeast corner of said cla im ;
duction for years back. Let us go to tract for furnishing districts 0 7 8 9 at $8 thence south 79,17 chains to place oi beginning,
five to six hundred dollars per year.
able condition, that we need a strong
and $8 50 per thousand.
save ami except a tract of 4ft acres off the north
end of said tract and a right of way along the
marine and that a subsidy is tlie ltest work, permit tlie land to produce what
Contracts for furnishing wood for the east side of said claim, the balance containing
it
is
capable
of
doing
;
furnisli
employ­
An anti-pigeon shooting bill lias been means of obtaining it. lie gave a com­
acres. To obtain funds to pay the claims
county were let as follows: To J. M. 120
against the estate and tlie expenses of adm in­
passed by the New York legislature prehensive and general presentation of ment for scores of tlie citizens of N ew ­
istration.
Harrington
for
20
cord
oak
pole
wood
at
which scores a victory for tho friends the subject, presenting by chart the his­ berg and bring lota of money into their
[SEAL]
Witness, the Non. R. I*. BIRD,
$2.-10 per cord and to M. F. K irk tor 15
Judge o f the County Court of the
of harmless birds and dumb beasts. tory of the lise ami fall of our mcrcliunt pockets. We can thus give employment
State of Oregon, for the County of
cords
second
growtii
fir
at
$1.75
per
Y am h ill, w ith the Seal of said
Aside from the direct end in view, the murine which lie showed to be governed from the last of May to tlie first of A u ­
Court affixed this 15th day of Feb­
cord.
advocates of kind treatment to dumb by subsidy legislutiou. He held that a gust, then a rest till tlie prime crop is
ruary, A. D., 1902.
Attest:
ready.
Yours
for
a
“
Newberg
Bmnll
Tax
on
several
tracts
for
1900
and
1901
animals are benefactors of their own merchant marine is invaluable to a
J II NELSON, Clerk.
Jos. H all .
remitted on account of double or incor­
By IR A NELSON, Deputy.
race. When people learn to show gen­ manufacturing country, and that it is Fruit Association.”
rect assessment.
tleness to tho brute creation they in­ economic folly to pay foreign countries
L o tii F o r S a le liy P a c ific C o lle g e .
Vacancies in election boards filled.
dulge more liberally in the milk of hu­ to do our carrying for us, at tlie rate of
man kindness between themselves.
Ail or part of block 37, Edwards A d ­ Joseph Wilson was appointed judge in
some $900,000,000 a year.
He also
brought iortli other advantages of a dition to Newberg. All or part of block South Newberg precinct and Arthur
Mr. Bryan is out after the scalp of merchant marine. Mr. l ’rutt of Albany, 1, Central Addition to Newberg. Lots Heston clerk in Dundee precinct.
David li. Hill, in which lie Bees a possi­ replied >>y acknowledging the value of a in Church Addition to Newberg. These
Hills to tlie amount $2229 65 were al­
ble democratic presidential candidate. marine, and granting its deplorable con­ lots will he sold at a very reasonable lowed as follows: Roads and bridges
'¿ .'- j*
He accuses him of being a deserter of dition, but maintained that American price. Prices will be raised after a few $214.47, Indigent account $504.41, court
democracy and a special representative shipbuilding is now on tho increase, lots are sold us we cannot afford to sacri­ expenses $10, stationary and printing
of those who have so completely forgot­ and will bo built up without a subsidy, fice lots at present prices except to meot $306.93, officers salaries $930.03, miscel­
ten the story of the prodigal son that under tho working of natural conditions, preseut needs. Buy of tlie college and laneous $2l)0.Sl.
they would plneo the parental home­ lie declared that subsidizing has not thus help it, and get a bargain in some
stead on wheels and start in hot pur­ and will not have tlte desired effect and of the best lots in Newberg.
SI’ R IN O B K O O K IT E M S .
suit of the wayward son, determined to reatl at length from President Arthur
I
For further information call on or ad­
cotnpol tlie boy to cut fatted calf even T. Hadley in defense of.his ground.
dress 8. A. Mills, treasurer of the col­
Miss vValson spent Friday fn Port- j
if tlte husks have destroyed ids taste for
Robert Jones began witli tlie state­ lege, or any of the board of managers.
land.
wholesome food.^."And they talk about ment that natural conditions, coupled
F «»r S a le.
Pres. McGrow and Prof. Jones, of Pa- j
division in lha republican ranks I
with legislation have built up tlte strong­
Nine hundred acres of land within five eifie College, attended tlie meeting here j
est industries of tho world. To knock
Gallant Ereil Künsten, tho Kansas out tlte natural condition theory, lie miles of Newberg, iu different tracts. ono evening last week.
Amos Nelson.
hero, exhibits tlie same spirit of dash- then presented a series ot charts based Mostly improved.
J. A. Jones snd family of Portland!
ing courage in calling tilings by their on commissioners of navigation and con
eiuna up on Saturday evening’s train. !
A IJ oalthy G r o w t h .
right names over hero at home that lie snlur reports to prove that cost of con­
Mr. Jonas will spend a few days looking |
Acker’s Elixor lias gained a firm hold after hi« ranch.
did in fighting the treacherous Tagals struction, operation and maintenance of
in tlie Philippines. In a speech at a re­ sitijH is greater in this country Until in among our peoplo and is acknowledged
Mr. L. M. Metcalf is entertaining rel- j
cent banquet given in his honor, in foreign countries with which we have to he the superior to all other prepara­ alive« from Jiallaton this week.
tions.
It
is
a
positive
cure
for
ail
blood
speaking of a few American soldiers lo compete; and that in addition to
Mt. Caswell came up on tbe train from
who had deserted and gone over to the thin Inequality of conditions, the univer­ and skin diseases. Only fifty cents a
Portland Friday evening and spent .Sat­
bottle
and
wo
guarantee
it.
C.
F.
Filipinos and wore afterwards captured sal foreign subsidy must tie reckoned
urday and Sunday with his uncle Win.
and executed as traitors, lie said, "There with. Wo must meet foreign competi­ Moore A Co. druggists.
Barker. -Mr. Caswell is selling goods
ore many men In tbe United States who tion on its own ground by granting a
for a Chicago Hardware Co.
W o r k in g O vertim e.
did more with their mouths and minds subsidy for tlie encouragement of our
Tlie Sunday School here report 84
Eight
Hour
laws
are
ignored
by
those
to aid the insurgents than did those shipowners. In reply Mr. McFarland
mem
hors including officers and teaclie :rs. !
tireless
little
workers—Dr.
King's
New
poor men with Krag-Jorgeoson rillcs. said the negative favored legislutiou but
There was a large crowd out at be
I would rather see those men hanged not subsidy legislation which (mild up Life Pills. Millions are already at work
for treason than to seo one of our sol­ trusts and enrich tlie few. He stated night and day, curing indigestion, bil­ morning and evening meetings to hear j
diers dead on the field of bailie.”
that by tiie lull now under considera­ iousness, constipation, siek headache Rev. Danks preacli Sunday.
tion, four corporations would receive and all stomach, liver and bowel trou­
Zint Mills drove np to McMinnville J
bles. Easy, pleasant, safe, sure. Only Wednesday on busiuess.
Tbe development of lite small fruit nine tenths the subsidy legislated.
W. P. HE ACOCK ORI. ANI) HE ACOCK k f
By tlie menus of more graphic charts, 25c at 0. E. Moore A Co.’s
Industry In this locality will mean more
Mrs. Lee Winters lias been quite sick
W. MORRIS HEACOCX
|
which
tended
to
make
the
Albany
boys
to our land owners than would Ilio es­
F o r Sale.
the past few days.
A A A A
tablishment of tlie beet sugar business. uneasy, Calvin Blair proceeded lo show
A first-class house moving outfit, on
Dr. Cornell of Newberg was out to see
This statement wouldn’t liavo been | the rapid growth of all foreign marines
easy terms. Address box 76, Newberg a siek colt at Grant Heaters last Tues­
popular when tlie canvass for beet acre­ j under liberal subsidies, from which lie
Oregon, or call at this otiicc.
day.
age was being made, hut it. is a fart | drew the inference tiiut subsidizing was
liSCKD EVERY FRIDAY MOUSING.
(ijy
fffl
One
Spec/at
9 / / a r e h 75
S a tu r d a y
h
ildrens’
25
/Par Cent discount
dross
yta
T n m rrn n n r
<
5e Co
m
Satisfaction
Is w h a t w e
- -- - -
t o g iv e
NEWBERG
FURN ITURE
STORE
to m e r s
lin e s o f g o o d s .
AV. YV. Hollingsworth
Prop.
71*3 si/// g w 3
(SVsi&W&B*®
fr e e
w/ih
I carry a full line of
House Furnishing- Goods, Carpets,
Matting, Oilcloth, 1, 1 1-2 and 2 yds
wide, Linoleum 2 and 4 yds wide,
Portier Curtains, Lace Curtains,
Windov/ Shades, Plain and Fancy,
Couches, Baby Carriages. N ew line
of W a ll Paper, direct from factory.
Cas/i
¡Purchases on
C very thing
in stock.
Pictures Framed to Order.
EHRET EROS.
>th
JU U LÄ JU LÄ J
m
ÎÛ C
NEW BERG-
¡3ASH & DOOR
è
FACTORY
as
as
S h o rty .
»evenitele«*. The sttmll.frmt business the logical policy for litis country to
lS n c k l l n * sa A r n i c a Sa lvo
attracts »"more desirable c l«“« of citizens pursue. To various other plattsof legis-
lias world-wldo fame for marvelous
F o r Sale.
than would tiie sugar licet enterprise, > lalion he objected on the ground that as euro«. It surpasses any other salvo, lo­
many
as
thirty
inter-national
commerce
Ono
hundred
acres of land, forty in
Email fruits aneli as strawberries eaa lie !
tion, ointment or halm for cuts, eo.ns,
raised with less labor, and therefore less laws and treaties would thus bo violat­ burns, bolls, sores, felons, ulcers, tetter, cultivation, at $20 per acre.
Keep on hand and manu­
Five hundred acre«, 150 part clear.
cost than sugar lieets. Moro money ed. Stuart, the youngest member of salt rheum, fever sores, chapped hands,
facture everything iu the
ejtn tie realized on an aero ot strawbor- * Do Albany team, proved lo be il» star.
JKt’.RK O ’ HniKM.
skin eruptions; infallible for piles. Cure
rles or raspberries titan from an acre of | He is a natural debater and nt once guaranteed. Only 25o at 0. F. Moore A
line of
beets. The market is sure Mid stable, | made an impression. He claimed that Co.’s
The Graphic ati-1 National Magazine
there being no foreign competition. the treaties referred to by tlie afilrnm-
for $1.60.
F o r salo.
The beet sugar industry is much nt tlie 1 live could easily be abrogated ami legis-
mercy of our tlte turning governmental j lalion enacted. Botli lie and Vr. Pratt,
Two horses .3 ami 4 years of ago. C.
Drink a sleeping of Moki Tea at night
policies, hut high tariff, free trade or who followed in rebuttal, held ttiat S. Calkins, Newberg, Ore.
before retiring, and ,-ee how soundly
;
with
tlie
exception
of
France,
no
foreign
j
Cuban concessions cuts no figure in the
you will sleep, and how joyously you
H m l to C o n q u e r o r D ie .
culture oi tho lucious red strawberry. eonntry paid a direct subsidy, except
will awake in tlie morning. It supplies ...
1
innll
snhsidies,
which
could
not
ho
class­
“
I
was
just
about
gone,”
writes
Mrs.
Still the beet sugar Industry is a good
thing which we would have liked to ed with merchant marine, an-l that Rosa Richardson, of Laurel Springs, N. food f->r tlie blood while you s'eep, pro- . $
'hums a clear an beautiful complexion,
hnvo had come lies nay. But ii there therefore Mr. Blair's charts were irrel­ C. “ I had consumption so bad
Mr. Join s closed the debate In tlie liest doctors said I could not live and cure* constipation and sick head­
is something hotter for us which we rail evant.
ache. 2')C and 50o. C. F. Moore & Co.
have with ono tenth the effort an ! ex­ rebuttal by reading authorities from more than a month. bnt’ I began to nsc
(t\
pense, let’s have it. There Is always both side* of the question to prove that Or. Kings New Discovery and was
A * ? -Y <«itr patronage .sol­
tho danger of uu ierestimating those a mail subsidy is considered a merchant wholly cured by seven bottles and am
S u m m o n ».
icited.
In the Circuì Court for Y am hill County.
blessings wide It como naturally amt mailr.e subsidy. It was on this point 1 now stout and well.” it ’s :ra outrivaled
Stnte of u i f j 'i
that
Ihoresult
of
tbe
debate
hinged,
life »aver in consumption, pneumonia, Scinoli J. MrtiLr ui. Administrator
easily.
the e t»te
n « Mn-Nnti. «i'<0H>.*J. Stilisti!
1 for
1 ami though clear enough to most people, la grippe, bronchitis;
¡fallible
for Jm
J hi - ica Mmt.«ti:i. Plaintiff:
It if not tho business of the Graphic If Mr. Jones had taken tlie trouble to , coughs, cold*, sslhnia, bay fever, croup
Marv L He« V im in i« R Miller. J. K Miller.
todalihle In Totk eounty politics, lint il clinch Ids point a little harder, ho or whooping cough. Guaranteed in>t-
*. John I'.erg. o r a E. Davis, ------
«n i ' •r«1eeai Hess Defendant*,
does wish to commend the Observer on would undoubtedly have won tlie de­ tles 50 p and $1. Trial bottles free at C. Davi**,
Vv
-*
vr* - ♦ ! wffT* • , J - r s.tLr
To Ora E. Ì a vi», - — Davis ami Morderai
V V
'w
Vk’
tlie position it takes in an ext- ml d pn. bate, as ono of tho jit'ges who didn’t F. M nore A Uo. ’«
litical write up of last i-»ue. The editor "quite understand” afterward admitted.
P o u l t r y l l r e e i i e r » N ot ic e.
reads the riot net to a Polk county nrn Another judge later in the evening con-
who is out for the n.uni atlnu f r state ht-i-ed that the trouble with him was
The annual meeting of tlie l hehalem
representative, lierause when in Ihe that he believed this protection busi­ Valley Poultry A Pet Stock Association
legislature in 1835, u r i i - t the wi dies of ness ail rotten, and couldn't see it any will K. held in the City Council room
Ida constituents, lie refused to support other war. Prof. Herdmnn, a graduate Wednesday afternoon March 19th nt 2
Henator Dolpli for re-election, cause I ins of CVumbia University, vote-1 lor Pacific o'clock.
AH members and persons in­
defeat and spilt tlie ranks of the repub­ College.
terested arc requested to he present.
-
After the debate, a reception was giv­
lican party in Oregon. As the Oh-rrver
B y OanEit ok R x h v t iv k C om . j
says, this man’s vote deprived Oregon en tlie visitors in the library room of
I
of tlte service* of both IIolpli and the college, atten-led by tlie student*,
A F i r e m a n ' s Cl «» »* mil.
Mitchell, two of llie nhlcst and most ac­ faculty an-l alumni Pros. McGrow ex
" I stuek to uty engine though every
tive Senators that ever held seats in tiie tended a "tjuaker" welcome which was
joint ached ami every nerve racked with
balls oi tlie congress of the Unite-1 neatly responded to by Mr. 1’ralt, after pain," a rites C. \V. Belatny a locomo­
States—tvro men who were earliest ar -1 which refreshments were served in Prof. tive fireman of Bnrlingtrn, Iowa. “ I
efficient workers, « Ito wen n'-le lo se­ Jones’ recitation room. The Albany was weak trad pale, without any appe­
cure the legislation so greatly needed debater* are line young gentlemen ami tite and all run down. As I was about
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for a young snd grow ing state like Ore­ a social hour made them many friend* to give up I got a bottle of Electric Bit­
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eqnal In brains ami statesmanship of
I ever did in my life.” Weak, »ickly.
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good work, easy operation and
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any two men in that body. It must
run down people always gain new life,
take a good brand o f nerve f r that ex­ E-lllor Graphic
durability
at
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minimum
co«t
•trength and vigor from their use. Try
representative to seek a second lime li e
A* tiie subject of strawliorrr culture them. Satisfaction guaranteed by C.
suffrage of tiie peop'e.
is now UT
us, I woul.I like to call at- Fi Moore A Co. Price 50c.
Show ?/o S^auors
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Everyone must be done right or we kno.w you won’t be
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that’s our way.
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TO
EVERYBODY—
Same holds good with clocks or
It is our ambition to add to the
we have already established of doing
repair work.
honest,
any­
reputation
thorough
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docs everybody know that a
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Our mill makes the "Excellent" brand and our customers
declare it well named.
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Thrifty housewives know that good bread makes happy
husband1
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is the kind you get wuca you call for the
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A T . IM A E X C 3 L L E N T .
Respectfully,
C I I I . I I A L I . 'I A A L L E Y M IL L S ,
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