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1 ^ ■» ■ !. i. _ . . L _ — r n t ’ K C ll S O T M 'K S . MISCELLANEOUS, P U IE N M C H l’ Ki ! ! . —S e rf le w « v e r j Sun dnv at 11 a. in. ami 7 p. m. ami l bur .’.ay at 10 a. m. S ib b ith School every Sau U y ut 10 a. m, Monthly Meeting at 10 a. m. the hr>t Saturtl iv in each m outh. Quarterly M eeting the uecou l Saturday and Sunday iu Februrary, May August and N ovem ber. O. W IN SLO W ’S REST AURANT. EVANGELICAL CH URCH ,—R egular service first and third Sundays o f each month at 10 a. m .: second and fourth Sundays at 7 p. m. Sab bath School every Sunday at 11 a. m. UNION CHURCH —U ulon service i* held in the Newlterg Seluad House every Sunday, at 11 a. m. Sabbath School e ve ry Sunday at 10 a. in. Finest Meals in the City. PROFESSIONAL CARPS. EV ERY TH IN G NEW, NEAT AND CLEAN. J. W e h a v e j u s t o p e n e d in o u r n e w b u il d in g ', a n d c o r d i a l l y in v i t e e v e r y b o d y t o e a ll a n d s e e u s . DEALERS IN BOOTS, SHOES, NOTIONS, ETC. Great Closing Out Sale of Dry Goods. An Me Want to Close Out Our Entire Stock of Dry Goods, Hoots and Shoes, We Will Sell Them at Cost for the next 30 Days. Note is the Time to Get Things Cheap. OREGON. © hi M m . $ ä | IA M •I s o o 3 *d o 4S g* . - # i* tì P m H o O CO Q KH o M h CO tì <2 <x> o •'S « ft O 5Ç >> ~ c eö £ ,1 3 : V OS CÎ3 CO *d 3 CO •3 O O s. “ cd £ CO 1=9 o g Ô fe Ò fö 'S ö j* £ cä g o .fl W M sê -S ? •*3 •2 O 03 c +* S' 1 1 “ 3 ! c (L bO © fl *3 o -si <, " 0 **H »Ü O © co 3 GQ 5 O m «O ¿ »e*§ rfl hl *§ §■ > tn » • g ^ © « 3 ss m m is «4 P m W M M C E s ias fe —J —a -* 5 3 3 _ OS m <=> p *. w g £ X CO I , OS o_ a e :/ V U 0 oa oa cs PO 9 3 D H b 1 i fe The Merchant who Keeps Step to the MUSIC OF COMMERCIAL PROGRESS Must h9 Tuned to the Idea of I V lo c le iG it e P r i c e s . To whatever Point on ttie Hoad to Prosperity we have Attained we Believe it haa lieen Due Entirely to Serving our Customers Well, knowing that Without Gain to them we could Expect None for Ourseleves. W e Do Not or Shall Not Offer to Our Customers any Goods which is not, to the Best of our Knowledge and Experience of its Kind at the Price. We have "B EEN through the M ILL,” as the saying goes, and we Believe the Broad tillage Principle of “ P Q P U U R FEIGES ¿HO PRACTICAL U E R G H & ID lS r is the Attraction that Keeps our Customers with us and Adds New’ Ones Daily. I.ife is too Short for “ SNAP GAMES” in Trade and we do not Deal out "Soft Soap” to our Friends, but Strive by « DAYLIGHT METHODS” to Deserve the Large Patronage We now Have and by Honest Work, Six Days in the Week, and Caieful Attention to All, we Strive to Make Each a Permanent Customer. W e Shall Continue to Carry our Usual Good A s sortment of Dry Goods, Clothing, Gents' Furnishing Goods, Crockery, Glassware and Groceries. Ut Prices that W ill Stand Comparison with any. Tor your beat interest, M O R R IS , M I L E S & C O . NEW6ERG MEAT MARKET. E q i E lsa t a r m a ; s Ess, P al; P d a ? u i Sum. J. M. HANSON. P ■ ... — 1000 Edwards, l'res. in chair. The following committees were appointed, viz., creden tial, resolution, finance, nominating and committee on courtesies. General reports were heard from the local Colons in the district. The Convention then adjourned to meet at 7.30 p. m. The evening ses sion was o)iened with singing by the —F. A. Morris went to Portland Thurs- them. choir, followed by Biblo reading and day. —The business men along Main street prayer by Rev. Mr. Rogers of the Congre —F. B. Churchman went to Sheridan are showing the proper energy and spir gational church. Prof. Rook of Salem, it in building side walks. A good sub was intrdtluced to the convention. The Wednesday. stantial walk six feet wide has been built Prof, commanded the attention of the — Mr. C. T. Riley returned last along the west side of the street from the audience for ninety minutes, with a Saturday from Tacoma. depot to First. Now let the rest of the very good address. The speaker is ev —For all kinds of Dental work eall on business men extend the walk from Main idently a woman’s rights mail, if we may G. S. Wright, McMinnville. judge from the ridiculous construction east on First to Center street. lie placed upon the non-voting law for —J. I>. Carter’ s new liouso north-west —We wish to announfe to the people women, telling the audience that women of the de|iot is about finished. of Newberg and vicinity that we have are classed with negroes, untaxed Ind —Green-house plants for sale by Mrs. purchased the furniture store belonging ians and idiots, the women coming last S. J. Hoskins, on River street. to 1). E. Holloway, where we will still on tho list. Wednesday morning de continue in business. Wo kindly ask votional meeting was conducted by Mrs. —Miss Mary Judd went to Lafayette you to call in and examine our goods be j Woodward, Evangelistic Supt., Corvallis. Tuesday and returned Wednesday. fore buying elswhero. Tho day was spent in hearing reports I I a w o r t ii & S o n . —Go to Haworth it Son’s new furni from superintendents of departments. ture store for good cheap furniture. Some of those reports were full, showing —Mr. C. T. Itiley has sown two acres —D. E. Holloway’s mother and sister of alfalfa on his place east of town and much work and thought on tho part of the superintendents. Tho evening was arrived from Indiana last Saturday. proposes to see how it will thrive in this s|ient in hearing different ministers tell country. It is all up and growing nicely —For Painless extraction of teeth call how prohibition prohibited in Iowa. now, but in the summer time the dry on G. S. Wright, McMinnville, Oregon. Some excellent music w as rendered by weather may kill it. Alfalfa makes the —Mr. Iain Hill was in Newberg last very best of feed, and where it will grow, Mrs. L. A. Additon’s W. C. T. C. choir. Saturday, he is working in the hotel at it is a very prolilable crop. If it can be Thursday morning came tho election of officers, rc|>ort 8 of committees, miscell Dundee. successfully grown it will soon bo one of aneous business etc. The convention ad —Miss Ella Hadley, who is teaching the chief products of this country. journed ut 11.15 a. til. The hospitality the Dayton prairie school, was at home —The revival meotlngs, conducted by of the Corvallis pc’ople will not soon be Saturday. Miss Eva l ’arker at the Evangelical forgotten. —A large number of immigrants ar church, arc still in progress, and much Officers of 3rd. District: Pres. Mrs. M. rived this week. Newberg is growing good is being done. Over fifty have E. K. Edwards, Newberg; Vico Pres very fast. been converted or renewed. To decide idents, Mrs. Spangler of Corvallis, Mrs. —There is some talk of organizing a to live a Christian life is the most honor Diddle of Dallas, and Mrs. Woodward of Y. M. C. A. in Newberg. We hope it able decision a person can make, and we Newberg.; Sec., Miss Maggie Butler of are glad to see so many of the young Monmouth; Treasurer, Mrs. Percavilof will be done. men and women coming out out fear Monmouth, —C. F. Moore is agent for every pa|>cr lessly for the right. Newberg needed April 7th is the day on which pastors published. Subscriptions received at an awakening on this subject, and muv are requested to preach on Sabbath publishers prices. the good work go on. observance. —Mr. Wright, traveling agent for the —Jesse liobson ’s saw mill is again in April 28th is the world’s day of prayer Champion road grader was in Newberg running order, after a week spent in re for W. ('. T. U. and collection for world’s a day or two this week. pairing. A new carriage was placed in W. C. T. U. —Mr. A. Mott end family, of Kansas position, nud other machinery overhauled A c a < 1 <* u i 3 ' Not<*8. arrived in Newberg last Saturday and are J and fixed up. Mr. Hobson now lias ev erything as handy as can be. By a series stopping at the Newberg House. Monday was celebrated in the usual of dams, the logs can be floated to the wav, by everybody trying to fool every —G. C. Grable of Abilene, Kansas is mill only having to be dragged a few rods other body. in Newberg. He thinks this is a good to the water’s edge. The mill is ipiite Miss l’ rudio Miles made us a call Mon country and will probably locate here. complete and is running to its full capac day afternoon. Dr. Minthorn and w ife who wero con —Mr. J. L. Myers is building a barber ity. The demand for lumber is greater , nected with the school last year spent shop just north of tlie post-office and will than can lie supplied. Sunday ut this place. soon be ready to accommodate the public. Kg#»* f o r H a tc h in g . Mrs. Sarah Hoskins and Mrs. Lewis —Mr. Wickersliam arrived in Newberg Eggs from pure bred Plymouth Rocks at Iloskins made us a visit Tuesday. Wednesday evening, and is stopping *1 per sitting of 13. My fowls show Edith Deskins and Gertrude Lamb, with his relatives, Calvin Stanley and for themselves. Call and see them *4 who attended school last term gave us a m ile north of Newberg. L. H oskins . family. short call Wednesday. —Mr. Cheesum is on the sick list this F o r S a le . Some of last terms students were on week. We ho|ie his sickness will not One acre on River st., Newberg, with the campus taking part in the ball pluy- prove serious and that he will soon be a house and other improvements. Also ing Wednesday. around again. Win. Mary's sister visited tho school 4 ’ s acres neir Hobson’s saw mil!. I —If you want nice strong green-house will sell cheap for cash or exchange for a Thursday. The majority of tlie students have been plants, call on Mrs. S. J. Hoskins on Riv team. Address, J. J. Cook, Marion, Or. attending the evening meetings this week er street, Newberg, Oregon, or at the N u rsery S to ck . and several have lieen attending the Millinery shop in Smith's building. Cooper A Son, proprietors of the New morning services. Miss Eva Parker has —Graham Glass, jr. proprietor of the berg Nursery, have on hand a full supply charge of the meeting, and assisted by the Yamhill Reporter was in Newberg a few of nursery stock and are prepared to fill christain workers of this place, Is doing n days this week, looking up the interests orders and supply the trade. Call at the good work. Several of the students have of the mammoth edition which lie will new nursery, near the tile factory on lieen converted by their luliors and we publish in a few week 3 . Portland street, Newberg, Oregon. ho|ie many more will tie. Miss Parker was at the students prayer —A. B. Westerfiold, of Lafayette, called K c f lu c t io n o f H a te * . meeting Wednesday evening mid ulso at the G raphic office Thursday. Air. Superintendent Hayes of tlie Western quite a number of young |icoplc of the Westerfield was formerly one of the pro Union informed an Oregonian town, as a general invitation had lieen prietors of the Oregon Register, at Lafay re|>orter that tho rates on telegraphic given them. It was a very interesting ette, and is a practical newspaper man. messages of ten words each to all points meeting. Miss Packer gave some very —Mr. Alva Cook lias secured tho in Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, good instruction to tho new converts as position of teacher at the West Chehalem Missouri, Nebraska, and Kansas, which well as to those older in the work. school for the next two terms and will has hitherto been * 1 , have been reduced Alva Cook, who has been attending to 73 cents. This is but one of the many begin the work Monday morning. He is school this term will commence teaching an experienced teacher anil will give reductions made by tlie Western Union the West Chehalem school next Monhay. to meet the demands of the public in gen good sat isfaction. We wish him success. H t k i n . eral. Sncli actions are thoroughly ap — A. T. Haworth has received a lieauti- preciated. —()regon ian. Hays an exchange: "W e have been ful silver badge 1 »earing tho inscription, shown a design for an ¡upholstered front T h a t I d l e H o y . “ Marshall of Newberg.” Mr. Haworth gate which seems destined to become has his certificate of election and is now If there is anything that is a blot on very popular. The foot board is cush ready to accommodate those wishing his creation more than another it is an idle ioned and there is a warm soapstone on assistance in keeping themselves straight. boy or man ; one that has nothing to do each side, the inside step is udjustihle so but to hang around and watch other —W. J. Stater, formerly of Newberg, that a short girl can bring her li|is to the but now with Staver A Walker, at Seattle people at work. It makes us so tired line of any given moustache without and weary to have these "blots” come was here a few «lays this week, shaking trouble. If the gate is occupied at hands with old friends. Mr. Stater in alsjut us, that we always draw a long ten p. in., an iron hand extends from one breath »lien they go away. If these do- vested in some Newlierg property and gatepost, takes the young man by the ear nothing kind of folks coUd'aea themselves thinks this is one of the best places on turns him around and he is at once : as others see them they would either go the Pacific coast. started toward home by a steel foot. off and hide or else get something to do. The girl can if she likes set this part at a —C. B. Iiaworth and A. T. Haworth Too (>oor to live without work, too lazy or later hour than ten. have purchased I). E. Holloway’s form- proud to work, and so insensible to public tore store. The new firm under the | opinion that they do not care, wc know There is nothing which more forcibly name of Iiaworth A Sin, will continue | of no other name to call them by, but Illustrates the gigantic strides of the the business, and will add more room to ■’blots on civilisation.’’-Leluinon Express . United Htatcs than her [»istal service. the buil Jing and also put in a small K e^ Kstato Transfer*. i In ls81' according to Mulhall, the num- stock of hardware. Je.se Edwards and wife to Joseph in ,,h® —There will be a meeting of old sol Wood, the North of B. 20 in Edwards' ,nno- In 1 * » i H '« d inn-eased to ' j 3,6(0,100,000. In the same jieriod Great diers and sailors at the Immigration addition office next Wednesday right to make the Jesse Edwards and wife to John M » * « 1 " inerewed from 1,682,000,000 to 2,- preliminary arrangements for organizing Bovse, Lots 15and IG of B. 23in Edwards’ j 270,000,000 pieces. In 1881 tho number I of pieces to the inhabitant in the U. H. a Post of the Grand Army of the Repub addition. wife to D W Hes "a s 45, in 4!); in 1888 the lic at this place. All old soldiers and Jesse Edwards a n d ---------... „ , . . Great . . . liritain . . ; increase in tlie U. H. was to 71, and in sailors are requested to tie present. ton, lot 3 of B. 1 1 in the town of Newberg. Great Britain 01. In Germany the nw*i- —O. C. Wright manager of the Newlierg Jesse Edwards and wile to Jessie E. House, has lieen obliged to place two | Stater, lot 4 of B. 3 in the town of New- lair of pieces per capita increased from 2 » in 1881 to 41 in 1888; in Fram e from 3« more tables in the dining room and hire . herg. another waiter, in order to accommodate ! Jesse Edwards and wife to Win. I in 1881 to 37 in 1888 . —Chronicle. J. , , REAL ESTATE. " F o r G od a n d H o m e a n d N ative L aud.* .*”500. 50 acres in eight of ltepot, 3 “ cloao to llepot, . a so . Mas. F. A. M o r r is , C ounty Siiperintcuriout mile from lH’ pot, ....... ;! 00 . G o f Press Work. 3 •< l , •• " “ 300. lt e p o r t o f 3 r d . D is t r ic t C o n v r u tJ o a , h r lil " 1380. .13 " 'i “ “ a t C o r v a l l is . M a r c h 1 6 -3 8 . 1 IH ». 30 " “ “ " 1050. Tim W. C. T. Unions of the 3rd Dis " ............... . trict met in Convention in the old Col 30 “ »j “ “ " .............. ” 000 . lege Chapel at Corvallis March 26th at GO “ *4 “ “ Only one fourth down. Balance on time. 2.3) p. in. Thirty minutes were spent in Warrantee Deed. Title iwrfect. For sale devotion conducted by Rev. Mrs. Si pang- l>y W il Lunette Leal Estate Agency, Main 1}or Corvallis. Convention proper Street, Newberg. opened ut 3 o’clock with Mrs. M. E. K. & W YM AN & EVEREST, NEW BERG, M OO HE, W. C. T. Ï Ï . COLUMN. » \n — Mrs. A. W. Rees and Miss Mary Judd wore in Portland this week buying a LOCAL NEW S OF TH E W E E K . large stock of millinery goods. They —Paints and oils at Moore Bros. have purchased a lino assortment of everything usually kept in a first class —Watch for Iiaworth Son’s new ad. millinery store, and ladies wishing any- —Oranges and lemons at Moore Bros, thing in their line will do well to eall on TERMS REASOXABLE. D RY GOODS, GROCERIES, CANDIES, U U lt T HYSICIAN AND srittlE O N . Office, Moore Iln-s , Drug Store. Newborn, Oregon. A BARGAIN. L O O K H E R E ! DO YOU WANT A HOME? Q O n n yylLh H rY A HUMKABLE RESIDENT LOT .VHV20 T E X T IN NEWBERG AND O a a d * r\ r « ch o ice » acre fruit tract within easy resell of tow n. $7> dow n, the remain* tier in 5 annual paym ents. This is an excep tion a l opportunity to make u valuable investment. Q U f W t TV / WILL BUV A CHOICE 10-ACRE FRUIT TRACT W ITHIN ONE AND A HALF m iles o f N ewberg, V i* ) NVI, L HUY A TRACT OF UK) ACRES OF BEAUTIFULLY SITUATEDLAND. A l all o f w h ich is especialy adapted to fruit, grain or grass, within a few rods of the I*. A W. V . R K. and one and a half miles of Newberg, all this property w ill be sold, on long terms by a pay incut of one third down. Parties w ho wish to Invest in town property, or fruit land w ill d o w ell to w rite to us. SAMUEL HOBSON, JESSE HOBSON. O f f ic e o v e r M o o r e I lr o s ., D r u g S t o r e . D. P, STRATTON, Manager, NEWBERG, OREGON. E. H. BELLINGER A CO.’S Real Estate Department, O p p o site I n te r n a tio n a l H o te l, 7 3 N. S n l S t „ C o r tla n d , O r e g o n . City and Country Property Sold. FARMING- LAND A G0VEBNMENT LAND LOCATED. SPECIALTY. HOUSES AN D.E00M S EENTED. N ote .—E m ploym ent Department, Contractors Agents. Furnishes all classes of help. Jesse Hobson, Pres’t. B. C. Miles, Vice Pres’t. TIIE F. A. Morris, SecV. J. T. Smith, Tres’r. CHEHALEM VALLEY BOARD OF IMMIGRATION, Newberg, Yamhill County, Oregon. Is incorporated under tlie laws of the state for ttie purpose tif inducing immigration' improving our town and delvoloping the many natural resources of our surrounding country, and is neither a wholly apeeff- lative scheme nor charitable institution; I T E W B E R a has more than doubled in size and population the present season, because she i U the natural facilities for making a good little city, and her wide awake energetic citizens are substantially improving uhd taking hold of business In a manner that inspires confidence in the new comets. Almost all lines of business arc repre sented, and our shipping facilities Uilaltlif our merchants to give T IIE LOWEST P R IC E S . River Steamers land Ihree-fourlhs of n mile from the town at the lowest water mntk. The advantages for fruit raising in Chehalem Valley arc tinam-passcd on the coast, O ^ n sr IsT l E I R - X “* The stock is mostly •ubscribed for a large fruit cannery which will bo in operatiatf the coming season. We are now negotiating for a competent canner. Tho Board has the business and resident lots of the original town for sale, also’ ED W ARD 'S AND HOBSON'S ADDITION, They ulso have nice five and ten acre tracts near town for those wishing a co#* venient little country home. For further information call on or address their Managers M A R IS & O L IV E R , who do a general land and agency Miriness and have os good a list of all kind, of land us any firm in tlie valley W hich they will gladly allow intending settlers free of charge. If you want to buy coma where bargains are for sale. If you want to sell leaift your land where buyers come. Insurance Kffcctcd and Money M aned oil Realestate. Notorial Business Caffe* fully done. M A R I S , & O L I V E R , Managers V T I L X J L M E T T E their large run of custom. Mr. Wright Reynolds, five acres on River st. ii • iertnany owns an I operates all her runs a first-class hotel in every respect, River addition. railroads , also her telegraph system. In and knows now to make people feel com Alf Rees to Cspt. Swain, 30 acres near a few years Frame will own all her rail- fortable ami at home. Iloskin’s station. j roads ; she now owns her telegraph system. J. W. Moon to Mr. Palmer the N. ' j of Italy owns a large portion of her rail- —W. P. Renolds left last Saturday for roada, and all lier telegraph and tele fdione < Iregon. Mr. Reynolds has been a resident B. 31 in Edwards’ additon. H n v e o n o u r H o o k * f o r S a le ( T i o i c U n -m o --, m ill I t r s iiie n e e L o t* Jesse Edwards and wife to J. R. Smith, J system. The colonial governments of of Mercer county for nearly five years an.) in t h e T h r i v i n g T om ii o l N c n i ii'i g ; I in c F r u it m ill F a r m l.n u il- British fndia ami Australia, also most of was one of the county’s most enterprising lot 1 in B. 14 in the town of Newberg. In T r a c ts o f I,.*», t o , ISO iw re* u m l u p w a rd s, im p roves! Mint iin in t- C. B. Iiaworth to D. K. Itoli oway, 48 the British colonies except Canasta, own contractors and builders, having done a and operate their rallm i Is and telcgi iphs. prov e il. large portion of the contract work ol the acres in Tp. 3 H. R. 2 W. D. E. Holloway *0 C. B. Haworth a 1 “ Hpeaking broadly,” says a prominent county. The Pilot joins with Mr. Rey nold’s many friends in wishing him suc part of lot 2 in B. 3 with furniture -tore. «HJcr "the periplo of :l,e whole world, Notarial Work Done. Correspondence SolicitC'<. %f 4| tgf wifi» Hi«» exception o| U m * i iiitofl Sut«»*, cess in Ilia naw home.—Stanton, fXorth .). K to - I • the W. own ¿*n«l o|*-rat« their t*»L‘gr*<r»li system Offer ro A.T'iin Street, ‘ * j 1J iu the town of Newhvrg. . au -1 ni'Hly their railrcnt*!«. ►Kx, f e l :* ’ *. R E A L E S T A T E A G E N C Y . Does a General Real Estate, Insurance and Irfkin Business. >A \ .
