Newberg graphic., July 25, 1902, Image 2

U .J . U ttle flsld .
THE NEWBERC GRAPHIC.
i coining zofflclently nlurmeil, that evi- ixwseaeion of the country. Forty acre*
dental are multiplying that they will of that soil in that climate make» a
wage a bitter war against the ro-election good ample farm. Tills free distrihu-
E. II. WuODWAHD, ElrlTOH A 1*1 BUSKER. of the courageous president, whom they lion o f land in lee among the native«,
W. C. W o o d w a h d , A s s o c ia t e E d i t o r . do not take at Richardson's estimate, enabling a family to secure a bouieof it«
i The fact ia the democrats are fearful own with a title In fee, something liith
¿u le red M iccu u d c I ahi m atter at the puatoltlce that a republican president will do urto unknowu to them, will go far to­
something against the trusts, and steal ward making the people happy, con­
at N ewberg, O regon.
iheironly campaign thuuder. Mean­ tented and law-abiding. The sense ol
while the people are back of Itoorevelt, laud ownership begets a love of peace
I'iSl'KD KVKltY FRIDAY MOHNINO.
and believe that he is preparing lor the and a taste tor law and order, and with
fight of his life in tho spirit of the old j a good system ol public schools and ini-
F R I D A Y , J U L Y 25, 1902.
challenge, “ Lay on Macduff, and dain- ' proved means of communication the
ned he he who first cries, Tt is enough.’ ’ ’ j people will be in a position to become
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| prosperous and fitted for local self-gov-
Tracy should be satisfied now and
Every now and then someone is heard | ernmen*,. The homestead policy of the
give himself up. He has got into the to complain that the books and maga- republican party, which lias been o f on-
editorial columns o f the New York zines o f the day are so trivial that they told tienefit In this country, will uii
papers.
arc beneath the notice ol the truly in ­ doubtedly produce beneficial results in
tellectual, but there is reason to sus­ our new inland possessions. “ Lands for
Seatile is making a scoop on Iree Fast,
pect that these dissatisfied ones fail to the landless” is as good a policy in the
ttn advertising off ol Oregon’s escaped
look in the rigid direction for the liter­ Philippines as it is in the United States.
convict. However, all things consul- j
ary pabulum that they profess to desire.
ered, the value of the advertisement is
T h e C u r s e o f L lo n iz a t io i i.
For there are magazines and magazines,
somewhat questionable.
books frivolous and hooks serious
N ext to filling pages about the heroic
There, for example, is the recondite and
It is claimed that 10,380 bills were
rather awful Chicago periodical, Tiio exploits of such characters as Tracy
introduced during the late session ol
Open Court, whoso editor discourses and Merrill, says the Capital Journal,
congress. The American peoplo evi­
casually of “ The Chrisma” and “ The the press does a great injury by printing
dently have unfaltering faith in the sav­
I.abarum,’ ’ and, when in lighter mood, Inordinate praise and fulsome flattery
ing power of legislation.
tells a story of Buddhist metaphysics. of young people w ho have done som e­
In its columns, too, are reviews of hooks thing.
H ere’s good news to the ill-used
A young hoy or girl swelled up with
which get no uttentiou whatever from
canines. A Kt. Louis judge has decided
tho light-minded daily press. In the newspaper flattery seldom gets reduced
that a dog haa a perfect right to bite u
current issue, to be explicit, are men­ to dimensions of utility. W hy, a grown­
boy who is tying a tin cAn to his tail.
tioned "T h e Anurddba Cataka,” by up can hardly stand newspaper men­
The harder he bites the better.
Anuruddha Maha Them, of iiuddlmr- tion of that kind thut goes with print­
akkhito; “ The Vidngdha Mukha Mad- ing ti.eir picture.
Sir Thomas Lipton has mudo the pub­
When suoii a hoy or girl has tho wind
ana," u Sanskrit poem hy Cri Rimrnia-
lic announcement thut lie will make an­
daso of Kaniiui; “ The Uuda, or .Solemn let out of their inflated dimensions by
other effort next year to secure the
Utterance of the Buddha;’ ’ Kaschay- tiio rude pin-prick of experience, they
Am erica's challenge cup. The news j
ana’s “ Pali Grammar,” and “ Gnndriss collapse and think this world unjust,
is hailed with delight over here, “ for
ehier Uuschichte der Naturwissenschuf- and a measly old fruud, and never liuve
he’s a jolly good fellow.’’
ten, zugleich vine Eeiiifuhrung in dus ally snap afterwards.
Htmliuin der (iruinllcgenden Naturwia-
Keep your hoys and girls down on n
A census bulletin on "Needles and
senscliallliohen Literature,” by Von Dr. level of solid old mother earth, and
P in s," just published, vouches for tlie
Friedsieli Dannernann. Thus it may lie don’ t get them soaring in the heavens
interesting fact that upward of 810,000,-
seen that the people who really want of vanity too early iii life, for when they
000 dozens o f pins are made and used in
solid rending may have it if they will fall and realize that the putting was all
the United Htales every year. Those
direct their attention to the proper wind—they will fall very fiat.
on calculation bent might tell us what
quurter.— Indianapolis Journal.
The advertising of little children in
becomes of them.
short clothes as graduates and printing
It is the weakness of the republican tireir names in full, with their middle
"T ip s are degrading both to the giv­
form o f government and lias often been names, is 11 piece of gimcrack honization
ers and receivers ami the whole system
its ruin in the past, that selfish and u i i j that spoils the most o f them forever
of tipping is unsound and inexcusable.’ ’
principled men put petty strife and i afterward.
To the tourist with scantly tilled purse
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1 , 1 jealousy and personal interest, above
lionest work ami modestly taking n
w ho seeks an occasional accommodation 1
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The fact is, to part in life without premature advertis­
front a lordly porter the ubove words j
a greater or less degree even unrecogniz­ ing leaves a footing for greater achieve­
from the New York Tribune will cc
ed in himscif, well nigh every man ments and a chance to get die young­
I though inspired.
looks at the public interests through ster over jackass bridge without losing
glasses colored with his own prejudices. his wits entirely. Barents pray to have
A prominent club woman of Boston
Tills cannot be helped, absolutely, but your children spared from a regulation
says she is simp’ y paralyzed by what
the honest and conscientious citizen tor precociousiiess.
she sees and knows of the great use of
will endeavor to minify us much us pos­
Intoxicating liquors and cigarettes by
sible the force of the personal equation.
Some people curry a chip around on
yonng women. In her opinion, futhers
Events arise at times however which their shoulders all tiio time, and as a
and mothers ure to blame largely ns half
bring tiio question home us to which consequence thoy are continually iu hot
the time they have no idea w hat their, .
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United States Senator Spooner, one of j would fail to observe? No senso in ii
Now that the smoke of conflict is lift­
die ablest men iu congress, for re-elec- whatever. The persons who indulge in
ing after the clime of the session of con ­
lion. It seems to matter not to tho two such a thing ure simply making them
gress, the usual cry is going up from the
hy four statesmen of Wisconsin that | selves miserable at their own expense,
usual sources against the lavish expend­
they are represented hy one o f tho | and gradually working diemseives to
itures in appropriations and the stock
brightest men in tiio senate iu n way I such a state that they lose all fuidi in
bugaboo of “ a billion dollar congress”
that does credit not only to their state ' mankind; they wreck themselves so-
is recoined. Let it be remembered that
' imt to their Nation. It mutters not to dally, weaken themselves spiritually
Tom Reed once sententiously remarked
| diem that Senator Spooner haa grappled and intellectually. Brace op. Have 11
that this ia n billion dollar country and
with questions of national Import in a broader conception of people and things,
lie hoped soon to see it a two billion dol­
way thut lias given him a front rank ns j Try to look at matters as they are not ns
lar one. Our legislators huvu been cu t­
a stntesmnn, and that Ida trained servi-j they appear. You cannot afford to de
ting tiio cloth according to their pattern.
ces may lie needed in die Injure. These ' »troy your own satisfaction and comfort
considerations are as nothing beside the ! in life in thut manner, (iet yourself
Dr. Arthur J. Brown, secretary of tho
fact that tIiei 1 * senator is not tiio sort of right. There are too many peoplo in
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions,
truckling politician who can keep a good this world for you to imagine that folks
after a long visit to tho Philippines,
stand in with his petty politician con­ ought to humor every little whim of
gives unqualified approval to tho Amer
stituents. Wisconsin in iu I it well read a yours. It's extreme foolishness for you
lean policy there, as lie says, “ Again-.
lesson from Oregon which a few years to think so. ¡Straighten up. (iet the
•Ido's government would have been as
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1 ,, ago did just what it looks probable that kinks out of your luck and Keep them
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and dint, “ if Washington 1 1 .id been presi­
pre- tigo which it lias been hard to re- to how up at every little imaginary
dent at tho end of die nineteenth cen­
gain. Wisconsin should reconsider.
offense that comes along.—Ex.
tury ho would iiave done what the
rqualiy wise, patriotic and Christian
William McKinley did.”
I.ittlo anti-
iiuperiulisui sentiment here.
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Up-to-date designs always on hand.
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Co. at McMinnville, Oregon, f.ir the
j 2 G u a r a n t e e d L i n e s ! C o l l a r s 25
week ending May 31, 1002.
The place
% Tvto D o u b le T r ia n g le B r a n d C olla rs a r e stylish a n d
to get the title of your laud examined.
Î Osteopathic Physician ;
c o m fo r t a b le . T h e o n ly c o l la r m a d e w ith a h e a v y 3.
W F Fargo and w f to J I) Leoper
p ly s c a m . S o ld b y u p d e d a t e m e r c h a n ts e v e r y w h e r e
? M . V O T A W R e s id e n c e
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hik E Cozine’s 3rd ad M cM . . . . 540 ♦
o r 2 s a m p le s s e n t p r e p a id f o r 25 c e n ts .
T h e y e q u a l,
E and M II Robinson to Nellie Cat-
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Consultation and Examination Free.
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a n y q u a r t e r c o l la r m a d e . . M e r c h a n t s s h o u ld w r i t e
roll 5.63 a It 10 Wynooki suhdiv
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f o r o u r 1902 o ffe r .
Newberg ..............................
250 4
Ii Baird et al to E J Kuykendall 15
a in T C Davis die t3 r 4 ...............
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Mary F Hurley to Ed Withers tract
22 2324 and fracl’l tracts in Jno
335 !
Hess die t3 r2.........................
WATCH 31 AKER
II I. Iiagey to Henry I’arrett ¿6.54 a
325'
.S Brittselier die 13 r2 ............
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JEW ELER,
J J Coulee by admr to John Semm-
ler 123 in Lew is lingers die 13 r3. .! 102o!
Solicits the patronage of his old Iodiaua
Pacific College to Henry Mills lots 9
Friends who need watch repair j u? done.
10 Church ad N ew beig.................
George Hchiewo and wf to Gottlieb
2 0 7 M o rriso n St.
Scliaad 43 91 a in Ira Orton die
PO R TLA N D , OR.
That is, the dirt does if you take your clothes to the
550
13 r” .......................................
Belrand Willeey et al to Harriett
450
j $
I M E W B E ^ G I T l A f t L / t U M E W
Austin pt It 4 blk 3 N Yamhill
II M Daniels and wf to Ivan Dan­
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First class work done iu every particular, and careful
iels und jg 7.19 a and Btnr Mill
attention given all customers.
t4 r 4 ...............................................10000
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D u D d e e c iis t m n r r s w ill p le a s e lea ve th e ir lau n dry
S a v e »1 a W u m a u ' « L i f e .
IN. \ / /
w ith O . W . B y e r s J r .
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To have given up would Iiave meant
«1* wet
death for Mrs. Lois Cragg, of Dorclies- i
ter, Mass. For years site hud endured |
untold misery from a severe lung troub­
le and obstinate cough. 1 Often,” she
writes, “ I could scarcely breath and j
sometimes could not speak. All doctors
and remedies failed till I used Dr. King’s !
New Discovery for Consumption and
was completely cured.” Sufferers from
Coughs, colds, throat and lung trouble
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need this grand remedy for it never
A good W atch should last a
disappoints. Core ¡ b guaranteed hy F. !
II. Caldwell A Co. Brice 50c and $1.
life time, but they won’t do
Trial bottles free.
that unless you give them
DD. C. G. B EH H ET T ,
JOHN A. BECK,
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“ S t S iii Comes Out
in the W ash *
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Satisfaction
Is what we aim
to give our cus­
tomers in all
lines of goods.
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tTtrinj us y o u r tilalchos
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W o still give
N o w 1« t h e A p p o i n t e d T i m e .
Tlte O R. A N. Co. lias just issued a 1
handsomely illustrated pamphlet e n -;
titled, “ Oregon, Washington and Idaho j
and their Resources." People in the j
east are anxious for information about i
tlie Pacific North West. I f you will l
give tile O. R. A N. Co agent a list of
names of eastern people who are likely
to be interested, the booklet will be
mailed free to such persons.
A. L. Citato, G . 1*. A.,
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Portland, Ore.
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F o r Male.
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J’roo wit A
Cash
proper care.
Dou’t let them
run over two years without
an oiling.
You injure the
^Purchases on
delicate works if you do.
<5 *very thing
W e are prepared to do every­
In stock.
thing iu the line of
watch
repairing.
EHRET BROS.
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Winslow fjros.
JU U U L8 JU L.
W. P. It IT ACOCK ORLA N l) lit : ACOCK ,
W . .MOIttttS 1IKACOCK
T i m e C u r d N o. 2*0.
Nine hundred acres of land within five No. 2 For Yaquina:
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in providiug for tho freo dlstrilmtion miles o f Newborg, in different tracts.
Leaves A lban y......... ....... 12:45 p .m .
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Corvallis . ... ......... 1 :->0 p. m. W
of public luml iu fee nmong die Filipinos Mostly improved.
Amos Nelson.
The bruto iu man cornea to tiio sur­ a» i» done in the new civil govcrinnent
Arrive« Yaquina....... ........5 :35 p. m. fl\
face very readily upon occasion.
Men bill, die re publica n purty is Irue to nue
No I Returning :
I f a .Man L ie to Y o u ,
as
from all parts of tlie United Kates are o f ils earliest and best policies says an
Leaves Yaquina .. . ......... 7 :00 a. m. sii.
And say some other salve, ointment,
Leaves Corvallis .. , ......... 11 :30 a. in.
Hocking to San Francisco to w it ness the Küstern ext hange. Tho establisl.ment
lotion, oil or alleged healer is us goes! ns
Arrives Albany ....... ......... 12:15 p. m. /i\
Jeffries Fitzsimmons fight.
Proof of of die liomestead policy is due Io tho
Itucklen’s Arnica Salve, tell him thirty No. 3 For Detroit:
as
the interest awakened by the conflict is republican party, the first law on this years of marvelous cures ol piles, burns,
Leaves A1 htm y ......... ......... 1 :00 p. tn. ij:
Keep on hand and manu­
furniahediutheatalenie.it dint tickets H(lbj*cl, |mving been passed iu 1882. Isiils, corns, felons, ulcers, cuts, scalds,
Arrives Detroit ....... ....... 6 546 p. m . r
representing »13,000 had been sold with .MJonlwt for H om eless" was one of the lirui-es and skin eruptions, prove its the No. 4 From IH’ troit :
facture everything iu the
as
Leaves D e tr o it......... ....... 6 :30 a. m . giv
two days yet to hear from The human early campaign mottoes of the repuhli- Is'st and cheapest. 25o at F. 1!. Cald­
line of
Arrives Albany.................. 11 :l>5 a m .
bulldogs are devoting themselves to can party. James Buchanan, the last
M O D E L N O. 3 , » 4 0 ; M O D E L N O . 7 , » 5 0
well & C o,’a drugstore.
Trains 1 and 4 arrive in Albany in time r D
their muscle, and each is boastful of his democratic president before the war,
I’ kufaction I n T ypcwuitebs
lu n a .- W i f í U U W b ,
to connect with the 8. P. south bound
belief that he will he victorious over Ins vetoed a homestead hill passed in 1800
K K I l l ’ t'K II K A T E S .
I s A t L ast R eached . . . .
train,
as
well
as
giving
two
or
three
opponent. The world would tie tho itl
message o f great length, iu which
Blickensderfer combines good work, easy operation and
T o th o S « A i l t l e anil M o u n ta in ltr g o r t a .
hours
in
Albany
before
departure
of
S.
gainer if each were to disable the other |1B enumerated ten distinct reasons
durability at a minimum cost
I*, north bound train.
permanently. Beyond this, public ‘ 1«- against it, one of them being that "it
Tickets are now on sale at all South­
Train
No.
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connects
with
the
S.
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ceucy has little to desire in the outcome \\ (>uId demoralize tin* people and repress
W . A . R I D E O U T
.A c c e n t ,
ern Uarific and Corvallis and Eastern K.
of this or any prizefight.—Oregonian.
I lie noble spirit of Independence.” Tiio R. offices, through to Newport and Ya- trains at Corvallis nnd Albany giving
2 0 -4 S t a r k s t r e e t .
l^ o r tla n d , O r .
next congress passed a hill which was qiiina at reduced rntes. Southern Paci- direct service to Newport and adjacent
beaches.
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All the old Indian w ar veterans have signed by Abraham Lincoln, ami which
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lic trains connect with C .A E. at Albany
Train No 3 for Detroit, Breitenbush
an especially warm place in their hearts proved to lie one of the most beneficent
and Corvallis. All tickets good for re­ and oilier mountain resorts leaves A l­
ior Congressman Tongue and those of measures ever enacted. It opened to
turn until (h'tolier 111, 1902.
bany at 1 :00 p. m. alter the arrival of (iS
\\ asldiigton County, irrespective of imuieiiiAie
immediate settlement
settlement mil]
millions of acres
On J u n e '.’3 the C. A E. trains from S. I*, south liouml train from Poitlaud,
£ « “ y <>iir p a t r o n a g e a ol-
party affiliations, have niaitifoled their ,,f the public domain w ide It would have
Detroit ticgan leaving there at 6:30 a.in.
reaching Detroit at 5:45 p in.
icited .
gratitude hy passing a resolution e n - !ot|leIwisa remained a wilderness for
meeting the Buy train at Albany at
For further information apply to
dorsing him for our next ('lifted States years, u nd dri w to America millions of
noon.
E nm x S t o s s , Manager.
Senator, Mr. Tongue replies that while wealtli producing citizens who, without
Passengers for Detroit, Hreitenhnsh J. Turner, Agent, Albany.
lie appreciates their expression of trust, tiio attracil.Mi of free land, would never
and oilier mountain resorts can leave H. li.C ron ise, Agent, Corvallis.
his fidelity to ((lends who are candi­ hare emigrated from other countries.
Albany the same afternoon, reaching
dates for senator, and his gratitude and
The principle of the homestead law is Detroit in the evening. Tickets an on
loyalty to the voters of the first congres­ to lie introduced into the Philippines.
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sale from Albany to lhqroit al »3 00 and E. 1*. D ix o n .
sional district, for whose Interests he is ■ hiring Bpauiah rule in tiio islands near-
from Corvallis at $;! 23 g hh ! for return
r y .T .m r r it .T .T ir .T . 'r r a
res|tonsihle, make it impossible that he ly all Hie land was owned either hy thw until October 10, with privilege to g e t 1
should be a candidate for senatorial governm ent, the l atliolic church or the on train returning at any point east o t ,
Fewberg. Ore.
honors.
Mr. Tongue lias more than friars. The people might have land for Mill Citv
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proven Ids ability ns a national legisla­ occupation and cultivation, but they
The Southern Pacific Company Iiave
M o f Perfume are you using— it i s i
tor, and the peop'e recognize in him the oouj,’| n„t own p , Practically there was
now on sale round trip tickets (rom sil
qualities which they wish to see embod- no ownership ill foe. The aystem ol
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so nice?
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The Faculty is made up of C O M P E T E N T I N ­
pon.t» on their lines in Oregon to either
led in Oregon's new Senstor.
How­ cliurcli and friar ownership of lands was
h y it is Extraite de Yiolette'
Ne« port or Yaquina « itti privilege to
STRUCTORS.
ever, they appreciate his position ami most burdeneome and odious to the na­
return via either East or West Side d i­
B de Parme, manufactured b>j
The interests o f all S T U D E N T S R E C E IV E
honor him the more (or the stand lie tives, nml was one of tbeir greatest
visions, iu connection with lite C. A F.
C
Roger & Gallet, Paris.
takes. He ¡»the kind of a man they sources of complaint against tiio Span-
T H O U G H T F U L A T T E N T IO N .
litre# day Sunday excursion tickets good
L'And where did you get it?
A
delight to honor, and il not now, it is iards.
Both A C A D E M I C and C O L L E G I A T E work
Natives » bo had cultivated the going Saturday and returning Monday
probable that the people will ret sec lands fur generations were mere squat­
R
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g II. C A L D W E L L & CO.'
are also on sale al a very low rates from
given. N O R M A L attd C O M M E R C IA L courses
tbeir desire in this respect accomplised. ters.
The new civil government act all S. I*, and C. E. poin-.a.
r
The Prescription L'ruggists.
are offered and special advantages in O R A T O R Y
provides for tl.c survey, settlement and
Full information can tie obtained as to
t;Atui the price -only 75 cent^Ji
extended.
While our strenuous president, who entry of tho public lands and ior tlte rates, time tables, etc., by sppiication to
per ounce.
W ell I guess
haa sworn a n a lly to the trusts, is gird- opening and development of mines and any 8. P. or C. A K. Agent.
NKWBKRG, OREGON.
' will go and get an ounce.
Ing biuiaell to go out and tight the forests and for the purchase of tlte fti.r
Officers N: Directors:
W ell you will have to hurry as
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H
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gianta, It ia at least diverting to consider ;*nd church lands, and disposing of lliotii
a
A i.rttK rs Mtt.t.s, Pres , J. C. M e -1
there is only a limited auiouui-«'
Often the overtaxed organa o f diges­
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