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NEWBEBO, YAMHILL 00ÜNTT, GKBON, FRIDAY, JUNE 12,1903.
O REG O N
Local
B IR D S .
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A B l « » by a NMwbqrgr B o y fo r
F or S ajlk —An Estey organ.
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Enquire at this offias.
A. C. Churchilliiaors h is prurie
crop will be- a record breaker
this year.
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Buy a pound of tea a t Wilson’s
grocery and you get a-china cup
and saucer.
Campers, see those new camp
stoves at Show’s. Prices much
lower than last year.
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A H kinds of candies and good
things too numerous to mention.
Call and see them. J^M .Ritten-
house.
join her husband for the summer
a t the Spaulding logging camp
some miles out from Hoskins,
the latter part of this week.
A horse ran away with Frank
Tolson out beyond Rex Wednes
day afternoon and dragged him
for a considerable distance,
breaking an arm and severely
bruising him up. It is thought
however that the unfortunate
young man suffered no internal
injuries.
W ed n esd ay a fte rn o o n w a s W .
C. T. rU. Flower Mission Day.
The members met in the Presby
terian church and arranged 104
bouquets, tied them with white
ribbon, with scripture cards a t
tached, and sent them by flower
girls, dressed in white, to the
sick, to business houses, to old
people and those who have no
flowers of their own.:
The college students are busily
preparing * for commencement
week, which begins the latter
lU R A G E D
M o re N o tice a n d A p p re c ia tio n
o f o u r F e a th e r e d S o n g F r ie n d s
the blo6m
When the suhgect of birds if
people think of Vnrt they been a sw if
and <>n theely, ' ;
the thrushes, orioles and- linnets ■ i they stutter In |th
*•' they fly,
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of the Eastern stated or of the
fhe flicker on the teat
mghtipgales and skylarks, made ' on hie Ming* ■
famous by English writei». v irt roll np hi* loathe
These are, indeed, interesting to And •lugs:
(he how-fly t e a «
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read about, but there are many
the off-oi*re is an
birds in our own immediate And tfcey
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neighborhood that should chum /o n can hft*r the bl
toiler up the plow
our admiration ju st as readily if
>h, th eyr bound to
we would only leaxa t o k n ow
they» not a ca»rnr
and appreciate them. It is neces 'to they quarrel In the
sary, only, t o g o t o the nearest
myrna. strains
of exquisite music issuing from
the throats of finches, thrushes, toe's m fall of trtbbeiftfMj
orioles and warblers that c* n And ne»t;
• lew toots before dil
ft-shltiin’ bright,
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not be excelled by their cousins b< -
Seems to kindO’-Horto’ sh
yond the Rockies.
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We frequently hear Eastern rhey’s been ft heap o’ rftll
Kd*y,
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people remark of the scarcity of
Aud th» clouds of the wet
birds in this state, It is not be
away,
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cause the birds are not here that Aud the woods i t *11 tt
grass Is greener still]
they are not observed, but be It m*y
r*in ag*in O m o rr
it wHl.
cause the would-be critic does
says the crops is MS
not take the pains to seek them Some
drownfled out.
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in their haunts, and forms 1 is Aad proph*-sy the whes
doubt;
conclusion from the number he But without
the kind Provideaee
sees about town In the East >-“«hyot*'
be on bonds onc’t a
the birds have long been pro Will houf,
I belt j g S
tected and have learned to love Does the meddor-I&rk oot
high and dry
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the associations of men, while
Through the Waves of the
here, in this newer country, they
of the sk yt
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have not yet learned that man is
appointed way,
their friend, and instead oflivii g S r bang
hie bead In
the day?
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near our homes, still take up
chipmunk's h
their abode farther away. The I* the
walk, er does be n
catalogue of the Birds of Oregon Don’t the bugsards oo
like they’ve allua <
shows the recorded number of Is they
anything the-l
Htngs er voiceT *
species occurring within the state
to be four or five hundred. This Ort a m ortal be comp
compares very favorabl y with
Y ou can supply all your wants in
the hat line at our store.
stock is the largest, the variety
greatest, the Values best, for the
money, to be found in the city*
quarrel
drawed up In
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hua the sun’s
up « feller’s
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Let us
but I don’t think
and the ce rn ir
W a failure
has never failed
a l*e
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take your
Brownsville
measure
Woolen
TH EY ARE
for
Mills
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TH E BEST
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T H E TRA D E.
’leventh
Does he
Id up there jest
Good
Chains
kith the rooster’s
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We have
some
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Queen Quality Shoes
for Lddies.
Do you want a tailor made suit?
Agnes Hammer, and Owen
Maris, Curt Parker, Dwight
Coulson, Clarence Dailey and
Chas. Davidson. The names of
those finishing the academic de
partment are the Misses Beatrice
Bates, r Ethel Cook, Mabelle
Gardner, Zella Hall, Carrie
Nevifrt and Ruth Wiley, and
Leroy Bates, Will Battey, Ros-
coe Cahill, John Dunham, Huber
Hayworth, Everett Heacock,
Shurl Pearson, Philip Rinehart
to him simply “birds.” The
and Walter Spaulding.
birds are here and may be seen
by alt who will take the pains to
C b e lia lcm C e n te r N otes.
look for them. If each persbn
School closed Tuesday with would cultivate the habit of
exercises which were a credit to looking and listening, he would
Miss Dudley and her scholars.
see much more of the feathered
M a r r ia g e lic e n s e s .
Mrs. H. Chase and boys came creatures of the trees and would I
home from their Corvallis visit appreciate more the birds that
Pansy%f Hansford, 17, to Nels
last week.
are about him. “Learn to look P Jenson, 32.
• Amanda F Wilson, 17, to Adam
Mrs. M. J . Hyde is on the road and look to learn.”
Bauer, 33.
to recovery from her bad spell
M o rris H b a c o c k .
E tta Pier, 38, to R R Robin-
of sickness.
Pick Everest gave a barn rais
ing a t the home of J . C. Wills for
very minute will be your “I 9aw a woman on A street
whom he is building a barn.
h trte t b a eju 2 ?nence of car.” remark» an unknown re-
1 x-y-z.
. Newson, Deci5t^TTt*r pqtlerj Opcn a aatehel, take out
t years.” she writes, “ I a purse, ClOle "the satchel and
N o tice to W a t e r C o n su m e rs.
isufierable pain from iu-
the purse, take out the
Water consumers are asked to
stomach and bowel dime and close the purse, open
take notice of the following
Death seemed inevitable j the satchel and put in the purse,
hours which are allowed for
:tors aud all remedies c,08e the satchel and lock both
Sprinkling: Streets, 7 to 8 o’clock
t length I was induced ends. Then she gave the con-
a. m., 12 to 1 o’clock p. m.;
ctric Bitters, and the re- ductor the dime and took a
lawns, 6 to 7 o’clock a. m., ^ to
niraculous. I improved nickel in change. Then she
8 o’clock p. m. Those found not
md now Pm completely ! opened the satchel and took out
conforming to these rules will be
,** For liver, kidney, the purse, closed the satchel and
deprived of water.
nd bowel troubles, Elec- opened the purse, put in the
V an L e a v it t ,
rs is the only mediciue. nickel and cloaed'the purse, open
Supt. City Water Works.
It’s guaranteed by F. the satchel and put in the purse,
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ell & Co., druggists.
! closed the satchel and locked
If marriage is a lottery, and
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1 both ends. Then she felt to see
lotteries are wrong, why does
eversible cuff realizes tf her back hair-was all right,
the pious clergyman still boost
and she was all right and just as
the game along?
sweet.”
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St*aw 2 5 c to $teOO
Crash 25c. to $ t .0 0
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Shining hot.
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Ohl lat us fill our harte up with the #ory ot the
d»y.
And banish ev’ry doubt and- care hud sorrow
for away I
Whatever be our station,'With Pr e i deuce 1er
guide,
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Sieh line circumstance* ort to make Is satisfied;
Per the world is full of roses, and tt* roses full
L u c y G ause, E th e l
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chain that
wear weHesM’T be
bought fo r a dollar; but for $ 3 . 00 ,
$ 3 -5 ° and $ 4-50 you can get a good
chain th at can be d e p e n d s upon
for ten, fifteen and twenty years.
I buy only standard made chains,
and you can feel assured that what
ever you pay you can get nothing
better elsewhere for the same money.
Glenn Winslow
JE W E L E R -O P T IC IA N ,
K o d o l G iv es S tr e n g th
B y enabling the digestive organs
to digest, assim ilate and transform
all of the wholesome food that m ay
be eaten into the kind of blood
th at nourishes the nerves, feeds
the tissues, hardens the muscles
and recuperates the Organs of the
entire body.
Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure cure? indigestion, dyspepsia,
catarrh of the stom ach and all
stom ach disorders, Sold by Caid-
GORVALLIS & EASTERN
RAILROAD.
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T im e C a rd No. 2 1
No. 2 for Yaquina:
Leaves A lb a n y .............1 2 :4 6 p . m.
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Corvallis___? ........ 2:00 p. tn.
Arrives Yaqnina...................0:25 p. m.
No. 1 returning:
Leaves Yaquina........ .
6:45 a. m.
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Corvallis........................,11:30 a. m.
Arrive Albany............................12:15 p. m.
No. 3 for Detroit:
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Leaves Albany . . ..............7:00 a . m .
R U & tW b . .1 2 :0 5 a . m . .
W ant«<l A t O nce.
: -No. 4 from Detroit:
3 0 0 0 strawberry pickers a t Leave« Detroit . — .......... 12:45 p .m .
Hood River. Plenty of work. Arrivis Albany.....................5:35 p .m .
Good pickers can earn $ 3 .5 0 a Train No. 1 arrives In Albany in time
day. Take Regulator Line steam-i toeounect with the S. P. south bound
ers from Alder street wharf, j train, as well as giving two or three
Portland, daily, 7 a. m. Fare for j bourn in Albany before the departure
round trio. $ 2 .0 0 : children. $ 1 .0 0 . oi the S. P. north bound train.
Train No. 2 connects with the 6 . P.
trains at Corvallis and Albany giving a
direct service to Newport and adjaoent
beaches.
Traio No. S for Detroit, Brel ten bneh
and other mountain resort« leave« Al
bany at 7 :00 a. tn., reaching Detroit at
noon, giving ample time to reach the
Springs the same day.
For further information apply to
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E dwin S tows ,
Manager.
Twos. C o ck ssll , Agent, Albany
H. H. C bonisb , Agent, Corvallis.