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The Merchant who Keeps Step to the
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h n o t i e us.
FUIKNILS d l l ’R C H .—S erv ices e v ery S u n ­
day at 11 a. m. a n d 7 p. m. am i i'h u rsd a v at 10
! a. in. S ilih itti School e v ery Sunday a t 10 a. m,
M onthly M eeting at 10 a. m. the first S aturday
! in each m onth. Q u arterly M eeting th e second
S a tu rd a y a n d Sunday iu F e b ru ra ry , May
Augu st and Not em ber.
MUSIC OF COMMERCIAL PROGRESS
—Tlio ptmlMwe of the land owned !>y
W. 0. T. Ü. COLUMN.
Miss N. K. IVskitisby J. B. David. A. I*.
Oliver, J. G. Coicord and Jesse Hobson, “ F o r G o d a m i H o m o a m i N a t i v e
is at last dosed and a warrantee deed ex­
L and.**
ecuted. J. C.Coleonl is given j>ower oi
attorney to execute deeds to those w ish- M rs . F. A. M o r r i s , C ounty S u p e rin te n d e n t
EVANGELICAL C H l’ UCH,—R eg u lar serv ic e in g to p u r c h a s e lo ts ,
flr-t nntl (h in t D im d.y* of e tc h m onth st 10 a.
m m ml m id (m irth Sum l iv . at 7 p. m. Sal.
— T h e N e w b e r g t a n n in g C o . i s p u t t i n g
bath School e v ery S unday ut 11 a. m.
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I u p a n o t h e r b u ild in g to r t h e m a n u f u e lu r e
t'N IO N CH I K fH —l »Ion «ervlce Is h e ld In
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th e N ew herg sch o o l IL m .e e v e ry suiu lav . at It of c a n s . T h e c h e r r y s e a s o n is n o w a b o u t
K m
sv:„...I e v e r y Sunday ;.I I . - . ... o v o r ;„ u l t l u w „ ill p r o b a b ly h e a s la c k
M
o d
e r a t e
P r i c e s
has been Dae Entirely to Serving onr Customers Well, knowing that Without Gain
to them we could Expect None for Ourselevcs.
We Do Xot or Shall Xot Offer to Our Customers any Goods which is not, to the
Best of our Knowledge and Experience
Miss Francis E. Willard has been in­
vited to lecture in Oklahoma.
- | time in canning iui a while, but the man-
Hgemer.t are pushing things through livily
Twelve jiersons are kept constantly busy
Y. M .o, A.—D evotional serv ice s every T h u rs ­ aiui will be ready for lots of fruit when it
at the Pittsburg amendment headquarters.
day even in g . Y oung m en e a ru e s tl) re q u e ste d
comes.
to atte n d .
Mrs. C. B. Buell will attend the W. C.
I. O. O. F.—S essions h e ld S a tu rd a y ev en in g
— Prof Morrison has been working on
in th e room s over M oore’s Drug Store.
T. U. State Convention in West Virginia,
the
Academy
grounds
this
week
and
has
Y. W. C. T. l T.—B u sin e ss m e e tin g th e second
S a tu rd a y iu every m o n th .
verry much improved their appearance. June HI-20.
He had the grass cut down to about the
It is claimed that in England there are
proper height, planted some flowers and ; tive hundred deaths eve-v vear from de­
\v. r . T. l' —Husini*».« m eetini held the third i |)runed th e trees. T his w as a m uch lirium tremens alone.
Saturday ufteruoou iu each mouth.
,
needed work and adds very nmteiiany
Seven hundred women and children
to the looks of that part of town.
PROFESSIONAL CAKP8.
have been arrested within tlireo months
—The city council met Monday night at four police stations in Chicago.
J . BU RT M OORE,
and transacted routine business.
At
Col. George Woodford, the gospel tem-
r jl I Y S K ’I AN AND SUHGEON. Office. M oore next meeting the rules governing the
L B ros , Drug Store. New berg, Oregon.
council will probably be changed so that perance revivalist, is ho'ding a rousing
they will meet once a month instead of series of meetings among the Black Ili'ls.
•T. M . W R I G H T ,
once
a week as heretofore. Anyone have-
The Tennessee W. C. T. U. has under­
USTICE OF T1IE PEACE. Olllee a t the
N ew berg H ouse, N ew berg, Oregon.
ing any remonstrances or petitions had taken the management of a large indus­
best present them at next meeting.
trial school iu tiie easte-n part of the
LOCAL N EW S OK T H E W E E K
—Mr. C. T. Riley who lives near here, state.
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tells a chicken story that takes the cake,
—Rain.
%
Dakota has a prohibition cow. A good
lie says tie hud an old lien sitting in a farmer gave it to help defeat the saloonist.
—Refreshing ra!n.
barrel for uliout four weeks and lie thought It will be milked or sold for the benefit of
it alioiit time for some chickens to up|>ear, the campaign fund.
—Read Haworth’s new add.
so lie took some bread, went out and
A non-partisan prohibitory league has
—Dave Lamb is still quite sick.
crumbled it in front of the old hen, think­
been formed in Nebraska by a conven­
ing
she
would
call
the
chickens
out,
but
—C. B. Haworth lias a new safe.
no chickens came. He lifted her up to tion of four hundred prominent men as­
—For t lie best laundrying go to Criger see what was the matter and found her sembled at Lincoln.
& Molt.
sitting on a large potato.
The Piogreseive Age says that a manufac­
—The school board met at J. T. Smiths' turer o," steel cel's for prisons whose place
—Mrs. >Littie Vestal is on the sick list
store Tuesday. Tho bids fo.- the new of business was in Topeka, Kansas has
this week.
school building were: W. 1‘. Heacock, moved out because the prohibition law-
—Firecrackers only 5 cents at Wyman $2l»95; Mr. Howard, *2750; Frank Wood lias so reduced the number of criminals
A Everest’s.
<&Co., $2800. Mr. Heacock being the low­ that there is no demand for eel's or cages
—Fire works of all kinds and prices at est bidder, was awarded the contract. as in the bad old days of saloon su­
Tiie building will be 50x00 feet, two sto­ premacy.
Moore Bros.
ries high, with neat bell tower. There
Out of 000 convicts in Auburn states-
—Cal Stanley has been on the sick list will be two rooms below and two above»
each room being 20x00 feet which will prison, 500 confess being led «stray first
the past week.
comfortably seat sixty pupils. There will by tobacco; then to liquor; then to crime;
—Rev. .Asher Mott has been quite sick be a sailing partition between the rooms on then to prison! Tobacco, alcohol and
tiie past week.
the upper floor so that the two m aybe opium are a trio of devi's in tho work of
benumbing, deadening and destroying the
—Criger & Mott do tho best laundrying. thrown together (or un audience room. A moral sensibilities.—(Icorge IF. Clark, iu
hull 12 feet wide runs the full length of the
Give them a call.
building but will be on one side instead of Christian Cynoeare.
—Pure apple vinegar 25 cent3 per gal- through the centre. This will give a good
One who is working and ought to know
ton, at Moore Bros.
chance to add to the building as more says there is hardly a person in Pennsyl­
—Men's suspenders only 15 cents at room is needed. Tho stairs will be six vania who run m id that has not heard
feet in width with an easy rise so that the how prohibition prohibits in Kansas and
Wyman A Everest's.
patter, pattter of tlie little urchins’ feet Iow a, and that W. C. T. U. leaufits, cam­
—Harvey Whitman started for Cle Elm may not become tiresome. The location paign pu|>ers and documents are shower­
Washington, Monday.
selected is high and commanding and the ing dowr, ‘in numbers liko the myriad
new building will bo an addition that the leaves of apple blossoms iu u w ind storm.’
— Rev.Asher Mott is still quite sick
town may well be proud of. The directors
though improving slowly.
‘Suppose all the liquor in a town was
hope to have tlie building ready foi school
in
one large cask, what difference would
—Milt Gumm has been employed to by tho middle of September. Mrs. Van-
nit: Marlin was elected to th e principle- it make whether that cask was tapped in
take chargo of the Oak-Fir orchard.
ship of the school for tho coining year; one, two, or ten places, so that the liquor
sale of Furniture Mrs. Anna E. Be1! teacher for tho inter­ was all drawn out and drank? High
—Grand Clea .
C. B. H aworth .
and Hardware.
mediate department and Miss Lillie Smith licence proposes to draw all the liquor the
people wi'l buy, but it proposes to have a
—L. Samuels, publisher of the IVest for the primary department.
few less taps -th a t’s a " .’— Halloa, lea.
Shore, was in town Monday on business.
N o tice!!
Citizen.
On July 4th 188# The P. A W. V. It. U.
—Have you seen those now lots in Cen­
M rn . H annah W h it a u , S m it h , so
tral addition to Newberg? A in’t they will place oil sale Round trip tickets from favorably known in ties count v us a
Newberg and Dundee to Camp Washing­
fine?
ton, Smocks Station, for 50cls. Good for Bible reader ami W. C. T. U. worker, is
no less appreciated in London, liav'ng
—Lots or blocks in Central addition to that day only.
already been made a member of the ex­
M. 8. G a r v in , Local Agent.
Newberg sold for cash or on installment
ecutive committee of the B ii'sh Wom­
plan.
B o o t s anti S h o e s at C o s t .
an's Temperaneo Association as well us of
I am offering the people of Newberg the Womans Suffrage society and the Lib­
—W. C. Martin of Sa’t Lake Utah is
hero looking around with a view of locat­ and vicinity the stock of boots and shoes eral League.
belonging to the partnership esodo of
ing in business.
The founders of tiie new iii'ning town
the late lirm of Harris A Haney of Lafay­
— Lots in Central addition to Newberg ette, (bolli deceased.)I inn offe ng this of Demurest, Georgia, liuve profound faith
for sale at from G00 to $175. Call at Im­ stock at F i r s t C o s t .— no humbug, come in a policy of town-bu'Ming which ce­
ments the industrial structure with sobri­
migration otlice.
and see. Store ili Ilur’ev’s addition.
ety and virtue. It has been made a part
M.
J . R a m sey .
—Fire got out in the woods went of town
of the consideration of every deed to land
SrlK Mil I l f I it, 11
Thursday and burned about 35 cords of
in this place that no intoxicating liquor
No of pupils enrolled during the shall ever he made, sold or given away as
wood for H. Hurley.
term ,
82
—Four car loads of lumber for the new Names of pupils who were I»resunt each a beverage on the premises and that no
gambling or prostitution shall ever be
Free M stlio list church were unloaded at day during the term,
permit Usl.
the depot Thursday.
Walter Parker.
‘A Home for Deacons,’ to be conducted
Bertha Vail tress.
—Do you want to select you a home in
The general average of tho written Ex­ on the plan mup|ied out for deaconesses—
the best location i'l Newberg? if so get
amination at the close of the term all work and no pay—is proposed by Mrs.
one inCent:a! addition.
Julia B. Nelson in the Woman** Journal.
are as follows:
—Tiie boys returned from the coast
CaroM Kaufman till, Walter Parker 94, Mrs. Nelson desires to place ties home un.
Wednsday a’l look bale and hearty. The)
Etlie Stevens 04, S. T. Stanley lit), Harley der W. C. T. U. management, ‘us a t ¡hute
report a tine large time.
Britt 03, Clyde Hobson 1*2, Pbineas Yati- to that organigation which everybody ex­
—We received word this week that W. tress01, Jessie Britt 91, May Lamb 'll, pects to lead the van, slav tho lions, kill
M. Hiatt arrived home all right. He re­ Robert Bell 90, Rena Cook 8S), Florence the bears, bring up the infant v and attend
Hodgkins 80, Myrtle Davis 80, Ma/.ie to the commissary department on the
ports a very pleasant trip.
Hunt 88, Jva Washburn 88, Mabel murcli toward the mel'eiiriiilm.’
—The mail has changed lime again. It
Edwards 80, Mary Heslon 85, Etna
Tiie llnmilelic Review says: Of 2tl o 'th o
would take a Philadelphia lawyer to keep
Heston 84, Calva Mart'll 83, Elbe Kauff­ leading bus'ness firms and manufacurers
up with the time table on tho “ Narrow
man 83, Ida Woods 82, Lulu Lamb 81, in tiie United Slates—all i a ted by Dunn’s
Escape" anyway.
Etfie Vantress 80, Etlie Moon 80, Nelia Mercantile Agency as poaesa:ng a capital
—The Willamette Real Estate Co. de­ Hunt 70, Roy Woods 77, Bertha Vantress of at least 750,000 doila s—interviewed by
sire to inio-m the public that they are 75, Augusta Matson 72. Number of visit- J us, only one allowed the use of liquor in
still in the ring w;th some of os flno prop- j ors not including last day, 40. School his establishment, ami then oily during
erty to lie had in Newberg.
closed June 21st with an interesting pro- i the dinner hour. Everyone riqsi Is that
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of its Kind at the Price.
Wc have “ BEEX through the MILL,” as the saying goas, and we Believe the
Broad Gnage Principle of
“POPULAR PRICES U! PRACTICAL MERGHAVIIISE”
is the Attraction that Keeps our Customers with us and Adds Xew Ones Daily.
Life is too Short for “ SXAP GAMES” in Trade and we do not Daal out “ Soft
Soap” to our Friend?, but Strive by
“D A Y L IG H T M ETHODS”
o Deserve the Large Patronage Wo r.ow 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 U su al Good A s­
NT.
sortm ent of
S.
D ry Goods
Clothing,
G ents’ F u rn ish in g Goods,
J
Crockery,
)N
G lassw are ana
ell
G roceries.
at P rices that W ill Stand Comparison w ith any.
For your best interest,
Morris Miles & Co.
R E E S
&
H ZTTH STT,
P R O P R IE ,l‘»R9 O F TH E
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b e r g
'T i l e
F
a c t o r y
All Sizes of Drain Tile Kept Constantly on Hand.
We Have Increased tho Capacity oi our Factory a n l are now Preppred
go.
—A fine spring roller window shade for | *r;,m P 'elw w l f,,r 11,0 occ,» ion-
best wire beds $2.50, a fine bed room I Mi*8«8 kww v I inxies and Liu. IB C.
to Hupp1 v the Demand. T 'e D j'iverol on Boa-il the Cars at Factory prices set /or $17.50 and other things in propor­ S m it h , Teachers.
P u b l i c S c h o o l I i t T f lku».
tion at Haworth’s store on Centre St.
Send for Price Hat.
R E ESA. H U N T ,
Last
Friday P. M. a large circle of
—Tho plum and prune crop will be
Successors to
very heavy this year in this vicinity. friends collected in the Gymnasium Hall
The limbs are liend'ng now almost to to witness the closing exercises of the
J. EDWARDS,
breaking and the fruit is only half grown. schools taught by Misses Phillips and
Smith. At 2 o’clock Miss Smith took
—'J. II. Phelps, of Colorado, was in her place at the organ and played a very
N e w lours, O r r g n o .
town Wednesday. He and Fred Oliver pretty anil appropriate march to which
took a trip toward McMinnville. Mr. the ponila kept lime as they passed to the
I’helps is much pleased with the country. seats arranged for them in front of tho
—Mr. Barnes has been in town this audience. The marching in seemed to
s
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week looking ror a location for a real estate be an appropriate prelude to the program
and loan burines* he is much pleased that followed. The pupils were system­
with Newlierg and will probably locate atically arranged to descend in sixe and
£ 5
while the small ones brought up therear in
here.
co
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the
line of march they occupied the front
—We enjoyed a good shower of rain
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seats. The school greeted the audience
last Thursday morning-
But it was
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hardly enough to wet the wolsi or start with a welcome song, after which an in­
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th- mo-s on the hack of the average teresting program, consisting of songs
I -ä > £ "Ç ZI 3
and recitations was given. The most
e u _ ! =
e-.
Oregonian.
pleasing exercises were Six Bro'liera,
—In last weeks issue we stated that Tight Times, Tho Little Chitens, Mv
Ncwlcrg would celebrate. This i. a Neighbors Dog, Buy a Broom, The Wind
mistake and those who feel patriotic on Mil!, A Little Boy’s Speech, Beautiful
©
that occasion wi'l p'ohably go to Wash­ Bells and Beautiful Dudes. The exer­
W
ington park at Smock’s station.
cises throughout were very good and
—Saturday night the yonag people, or reflect great credit on the teaeehra wrho
have tailored so earnestly for the past
part of them, went out to Mr. Cyrus Hos­ four
months.
kins’. The dust was pretty bad bnt all
M
seemed to enjov themselves. Mr. and
I H r. l i .
Mrs. Hoskins made them feel at Home
I filltli.—O a Friday J a n e list, at ih» re .Id .n r«
and all vote it the host social of the sea­ of Mr. Albert lluaklo i. MU. Eva I'srkt-r, after
y.
son.
an illuet« of six week .
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N E A R TOWN
One church in Alleghany City, Pu. gives
1 $8'X) for amendaient work.
G. A. 1L—S essions h e ld 1st a n d 3d T h u rsd ay
e v e n in g in each m o n th .
To whatever Point on the Road to Prosperity we have Attained we Believe it
Five And Ten Acre Fruit Farms,
of P ress Work.
SOCIETY NOTICES.
Must ho Tuned to the Idea of
KEAL ESTATE.
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the business interests of the employer are
jeopardised bv the d-am-aliop association
of the employe,anil that most cases of in­
dividual [»overly among the latter can be
traced to the saloon.
C u n h e b o u g h t o f u» n t v e r y lo w t e r m s a n t i o n long: t i m e .
Also w t f '
h a v e f o r s a l e 7.1 la r j r e lo ts o f t h e m o s t d e s i r a b l e r e s i d e n c e p r o p ­
e r ty iu N e w b e r g , s itu a te d n e a r
-A -itT 'sr
th e new
o
fru it cannery.
: l t : e
Wishing to make valuable investments can do so by secureing one of these F ru it1
Farms and ono or more of these town lots which we will sell) in sizes
to suit the purchaser up to ono acre.
SAMUEL HOBSON,
JESSE HOBSON.
Jesse Hobson, Pres't.
B. C. Miles, Vice Pres’t.
F. A. Morris, Secfy.
J. T. Smith, Tres’r.
TILE CIIEIIALEM V A L L E Y
BOARD OF IM M IG R A T IO N ,
Newberg, Yamhill County, Oregon.
In incorporated under the laws of ttie state for the purpose of inducing immigration,
improving our town and delveloping the many natural resources of
our surrounding country, and is neither a wholly si>ecn-
lative scheme nor charitable institution.
N
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has more than doubled in size and )>opiilution the presont season, because she hair
the natural facilities for making a good little city, and her wide awake, -
energetic citizens are substantially improving and taking hold of
business in a manner that inspires confidence in the new
comers. Almost all lines ofbusineBS arc repre­
sented, and our shipping facilities enable
our merchants to give
THE
LOWEST
PRICES.
Rivet Hteamers land three-touvlhs ol a mile Iromthe town ut the lowest water m.i k;
Tho advantages for fruit raising in C'hohnlcm Valley are unsurpassed
on the coast.
The Board has tho business ami resident lots of the original town for
sale, also
E D W A R D S ’ A N D HOBSON'S
AD DITIO N.
Tlioy ulso have nice live nntl tell acre tracts near town for those wishing a con»
venient little country home.
For further information call on or
address their Managers
MARIS & O LIVER ,
who do a general land and agency business and have as good a list of all kinds of
land us any firm in the valley which they will gladly show intending
sel tiers free of charge.
If you want to buy come where bargains nro for sale.
If you want to sell leave
your land where buyers come.
Insurance Effected and Money Loaned on Realestutc.
Notarial Business Care­
fully dune,
M ARIS & O LIVER ,
M anagers
THE OREGON LAND CO.,
of Salem , Oregon,
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Has for sale several hundred of th<*
choicest residence lots in the city ol
8alem, and a splendid list of
farming and fruit lands.
A surprising state of affai s is reported
Ih
from the National Soldiers’ Home in Vir­
gil.ia. The information that a beer saloon
W e M a k e a S p ecialty o f S m all
is mantsined by government license is
nothing startling since we «reassured Ilia
F ru it F arm s.
there is only one National Holilie s’ Home
in tiie country not disgraced by such an
Send for l’rice List and our hand?
institution. But if the complaints of in­
somely Illustrateti I’ainphlet.
mates are true, to escape the curse of this
particular saloon is almost impossible on
account of the difficulty, purposely created
in obtaining passes. In the interests of
D. P, LTRATTON, M anager,
the beer house, twenty-four hoars’ notice
is required to secure the most ordinary
ItEW niP.O , OREGON.
past to walk outside the gates, and even
then delays are common. For the same
reason, to induce the men to spend their
money in tho beer house, passes are stop­
ped on pension days, on rainy days gen­
erally, and oiten on ordinary pay days
An average dadvsaleof from seven to ten
barrels of bee.-, containing thirty-two gal­
lons each, is reported, tho yoH y profit
O p p o s i t e I n t e r n a t i o n a l l i n t e l , 7:» N. :tr«l S t., F n r t l a d . O r e g o n .
thus reaching thousands of dollars. The
City and Country Property Sold.
profit is supposed to Is) s|«>nt for amuse­
ments, but there is also a regular appro
priation from congress for this punqiose. FARMING LAND iY SPECIALTY,
A cry, ‘Give us no beer and a free gate,’
GOVERNMENT L A N D LOCATED H0D8E8 ANDiROOMS RENTED.
is coming up from this horn", and an a[>-
peal lot aid has been made to the W. G
N orz.- E m ploym ent D vpsrtm su', (Jouiraitor* Aguuts. FuruUhe* all clacsesof help.
T. U.
E. H. BELLINGER & CO.’S
Real Estate Department,