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jr1: __1 MISCELLANEOUS, ( tic u n i s o ïu > MUSIC 0? COMMERCIAL ROGRESS l*t»':i 'i -...fl every Suini tv «t ii : . I’ N I O X C l i r K C H - f i l l i -Il servit Must bo Timed to the Idea, of ; Che New In ri» Sc!i»*;.i liu’ise e\crv ;•» i ■ ■ a. m. sìti'.itath Seiiool every Saud«y i ‘M .1 : eom¡K*He 1, thiotlgli Ida l;elp;es*ness » to , > : ii reinaiu in his ’vehicle as i t px-ses over this V. M O, A. — I)evv»tîrtîx«l s rvires every Ihurs- rtw evening. Vom.^iucu o.iruemly ie<i c'.cd u> altead. 1. O. O. F.—Sessi on* held Sitarti iv evening iu the rooiiiàovcr Moore' ô Dru*-, ¿Lore. V. \v. C. T. r .—Biisiuoss meeting the second Saturday in every mouth. G. A. K.—Session* held ’.stand •! Thursday evening iu each month. w .i.T . r.—Business meeting held the third Saturdt'." afternoon iu each mouth. P r ic e s T o whatever Point on the Road to Prosjierity we have Attained we Believe it P KO F K S SU )N AL C A K l »8. has been Dae Entirely to Serving our Customers W ell, knowing that Without Gain J . I5UUT 3IO O H E , to them we could Expect None for Ourseleves. ’ SIC! AN ANO SI* lili Ml) N. O Hice M iatc Br i» , l>r:g .Store. Newbcrg. ure.'*»n. W e Do Not or Shall Not Oder to Our Customers any Goods which is not, to the J . 31. W U K J Ü T , Best of our Knowledge and Experience OF THE PEACE. Olii Oilico at the N t’.vi rg -lloase, Newbcig, Oregon. J USTICE le iE ^ T N K w n r.r.ti . v — I. K. Vanti.sa went tu the écart t h i » weck. I — Hobson’s saw mill lms had a rest this ; week. W o have “ B E E N through the M IL L ,” as tho saving goes, and we Believe the Broad Guage Principle of ‘‘NMÌ 1 Fm till HAMCll part of th:: aiti•r-noon dr i ’. o pai.ule, but it is a plumb giveaway lo ilio town. V.’e are anxions tosco tho-c line »ide-walks thè “ Cii\ P a d «” Fpoak soninoli ubout. — t l-'otcnt (irai, 1 Soigniur, Frank P. Baom of tho Dakota juri.-diclion bus o r g a n i. ì Ncwbci'g llut, No. 1 ■" i oi thè t>. (.). 11. The olllcers , f il ut No. inno a r c a s i il.ava: Grand Scigli.,r, Franiti*. Baam ; No Me Vizier, O. C. Wright ; Vcn- eial.le Friar, 1>. C. li -lloway; lieverend Monitor, Gordon Worden; Almoncr, M. S. Garriti ; Chic!’ lleraM, t). E. Uccse ; Seriveuer, Walter O. Hculow. This i- ono of thè mesi popnlar secret organiz si ioli in tho wholo c. unt.y, and everv young man, un 1 eviro il i man of New- l’erg and vieiuitv shoald hacomc u nohlc princc of tho Orientai Rcahn. “ F.ven iti: once was so, it must r.evcr iie so agaiu" The lr.iii.ition ice ha» boon lixc.l ut i-.oa. L O C A I , N i:\ V S O F T i l l : \ Y K K K of its Kind at the Price. — J ilin Brown, of Port land, spent Sun dav in Newberg. — Lafayette will have a Success to the same, It newspaper — Dr. Moore is building a tent prepari tory to a trip to ¡tie coast next week. . is tho Attraction that Keeps our Customers with us and Adds New Ones Daily. *■ . : -k*U)— -V«• — Jesse Hobson and C. J. Larson l0ok a trip down the Columbia this week. il i , iia v k i -. a m í . It VAL r.M Aili W. C. T, U. COLUMN. s.. . Five And Ten Acre Fruit Farms,. •For Go»l aliti Homo and S.; Laud.” rvioo eiul of town. T h i» i s te ■t only an i:*.i- 1 i*> »i. Me: a.t V position on th e tender y xmgst; r that is SOCI 1.TV N O TH KS. T H E 1 vestii i h y EKIKNI's r i l i — rvi . . «w ry San 1 y a rutili;n,:p r.X’i’i-.-i' >u o luby turn a^»s tiny Ul II A. M Kid : I» ,.ì. III.I 'ihur-Ml.* ai ta • . m. s i *•:*•»! i I every Sun day v a M » *, contents an*! diivcrs pi »sing aiot’ g the M o 'it ld y M t v l i u g « î li* K i i ,:.c fir.'î S it street ove r .ho diversifie 1 sui face of the I in tfitidi'ni* at !». ^uur:«‘ rly Mt c i i o c ihc s * M.y ; r'iile-Wlll.t such . 1 « ur* eo.’iunion to th? i'.ii't August ami .Vovcniber. Th9 Merchant who Keeps Step to the M o d e ra te i • — A’ . :rM«*£k.1 mt* ». •',1 • — W o were « Olfil Wll.it ! j A. Mor.r.ts, ivunty Siineriuteinlelit t i Fre s Worh. Tin- Oakland, Cal., NEA11 TOWN W . C .T . I . con F a n lie b o u g h t o f n s u t v e r y l o w t e r m s a m i o n io n ti t i m e . A ls o w e ducts a cutt’ e hou»e, which pays linanc- i.dlv us weil ;.» charitably. i The incoine for tciiijH’r.incc-work amounted lust year lo more than The h a v e l’o r s a li’ 7.1 l a r g e l o t s 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 . - e i-ty l si N e w h e r jf, s i t u a t e d near th e new fr u it c a n n ery . .A -U N r y o u s t s real anarchist is the saloonist. Put instead of shooting him or stringing him up wo give him a charter as inimit Wishing to make valuable investments can do so by secureing one of these Fruit'* able as the wind and make him an aider- Farms and one or moro of these town lots which we will sell; in sizes •" man. «— ♦ to suit the purchaser up to one acre. — In Switzerland, we are told, ten per cent of the income from liquor lice uses is expended in teaching tho |ieoplo, the had i fed * of alcolml. SAMUEI» HOBSON, JESSE HOBSON* Jesse Hobson, Pres’t. B. Ü. Milos, Vice Pres’t. F. A. Morris, Sec'y, J. T. Smith, Tres’r. This is almost as con sist nit as licensing crime shops and pun ishing crime. Three thousand nenitenturv convicts and two hundred and eighty-live thousand Art idea of ¡acori «or.itimi bave Leon i ix-i isional prisoners constitute a portion lìti-il witli (Ita Secretarv of State, author- : of the yearly crop of eiim e ileveloped b_v iring a baili: to lie formed ut Nc-vhcrg, i the heat of intoxicating liquors and ga ! witha capitai of ifdbOd.l. The urtii-ies j thered in by tlto prison» of tho Tinted set forth thut itsohj. et filali he to buy States. and seti c ichango, rcceive deposita, loaa i inonov, deal in stock», Inai !» and other ! Vro von men? Then put awav cow scelti idea, liold property iu trust, act as ardly doubt» of ability to enforce a law of ti ne. a ci al ageat {or corporation», lirins or strike a blow for ! individua!*. May purchase rea! estate; your making, and and sull thè seme and do any and all purer government, cleaner politics and | other aots noccssary to curry on a generai tho overthrow of the worst business that i hanking business. Tini incorporators are u; i l ... ----- . Edward.) ami ever degraded mankind. Benjamin M o , Je»*« THE CIIEHALEM YALLEY BOARD OF IMMIGRATION, Newberg, Yamhill County, Oregon. M .'•es Votaw, who will associato witli I Reliable officers of the Knights of L a shuts down j themselves other p- rsons of good finan- —Rees & Hunt’s tile mill Life is to* Short for “ S N A P G A M E S ” in Tracia and we do not Deal out “ Soft w hilo die boss lakes a taro iu lilt iuuui .- cial standing, proceed at once to organise j bor in Pennsylvania estimato that sixty Is incorporated under the laws of tho state for tho purpose of inducing immigration, Soap” to our Friends, but Strive by , under Ilia laws i f the slate and within per cent of the members of that order will tains. : the near future open its doors to the ptib- vote for the prohibition amendment. improving our town and delveloping the many natural resources of — Quito a number of young people sp en t; ¡¡„ The Fi-eie Presse, a German liquor or the 4th on the mountain, iu e y report an | -— our surrounding country, ami is neither a wholly specu ii , i Impartant Nolle**. gan of Chicago, thinks that high license, cxcclLnit time. ! lative scheme nor charitable institution. To the Stock Holders of Newberg Can- although sometimes severe on saloon- | — A lf Rees and family and Charley But- nin-g (go.: keepei , is certain ’ insurance against pro 1er ami iV.iniiy blurted lor tin) beech :a»t i It ¡» necessary that tho amount of your hibition.’ d Deserve the Large Patronage W e now Have and by Honest Work, Six Days in « Wednesday morning;. subscription be paid at once that business ] •Mp.s. S. w . t :. C u ’.MMNrs, national super may go on. This business is like any the Week, ami Caieful Attention to A ll. we Strive to Make — Thu least littlo d -----1 in the Gc.uuin intendent of tho department of purity in other, tiiat it requires money to operate it oliiee went with i. K. V.mtress and fam literature and art, lias received the assur- and the directors have ordered mo to has more than doubled in size and population the present season, because site h « r ily to the const tliis week. anr - of Post ma lor-t ¡onerai Wanainuker iiiak.’ this announcement and especially that hn will co-operate in securing the alt the natural facilities for making a good little city, and her wide awake, — W e understand that the saw m ill be request that attention be given this mat eration of the postal regulation by which longing to Brown ik .Mitchell will be ter utid payments he made promptly. It j energetic citizens are substantially improving and taking hold of Bibles and religious booki are heavily is an injustice to those that have paid up moved dow n on the Columbia. charged in the mails while pernicious lit business in a manner that inspires confidence in the new tliai the work bo delayed by tho negli erature ¡scurried for a trilling sum. — Horace Cox and wife moved into gence of others equally interested. comets. Almost all lines of business are repre town last Monday. They have rented J. C. Coixoim , Fee. Itinerate prohibition orators !»ave*linen W e Shall Continue to C arry our Usual Good As- rooms in ile n rv Austin’s house. sented, and our shipping facilities enable making quite a sensation in Vhiladel- Letters remaining in the P. O. ut New phin by travelling around in a c invai« cov — Dr. Moore w ishes to annoui.ee to the our merchants to givw berg on June 3-Jlh. ered wagon,liaran^mn^ impromptu ami- Buttering public that because of failing sortment o f Ed Bloom. iences on tho street corner« and thus health lie will be absent from tho city Fianchi L. Brown. effectively reaching the masses with pro about ten days. Kay W. Carter. D ry Goods, hibition songs anil ant incense bombs. — Money to loan on Real Estate. 8c- Hans Furgenson. One speaker made this point : “ Two men euriiy in Yam hill County, Oregon. Call M. George. were killed nor long ago in a toboggan Kiver Steamers land three-fourths of a mile from tho town at the lowest wator martu. Clothing, on or write to F. \V. l'enton, A tr'y a tla w , J. II. Mess. »ink in thi« city, ami iv morning news* W. JI. H. Myers. AlcMinnville,,T>n gou. Tho advantages for fruit raining in Chehalem Valley are unsurpassed paper called for a suppression of the ¡le r.iv New by. Gonts’ Furnishing Goods, rink. Y et 63,000 people aro killed an <m the lioast!. — J. A Campbell is the last man in from f . W. Nash. nually by tho ours <1 liquor traffic and no (Ledtii. of July “ tare” hut he is again at James Robinson. Philadelphia newspaper calis for its .sup The Hoard bus the business and resident lots of the original town fot liis shop and can givo you the neatest hair Rotiert I ngenium. Crockery, pression. And why? Because nenilv cut of any barber in the city. Aiyrlio V. Vaiali. sale, also « very paper in the city is openly or tacitly John E. W ilscv. in favor of the saloon. Glassware anci —Friday morning. Editor with liis C. F. Mou;::: P. M. — • — E D W A R D S ’ A N D H O B SO N 'S A D D IT IO N . coat o ff ami busy at a ease. Printers »tome C zrilim l Oil,lions rtcclures himself n- in later iu the day. They promise not to. W o t Clit*halcin. gainsl |iroliibiliou ’ 1-eiMUsc it does not. pro- Groceries. celebrate the 4th. of July again fora whole Ilarvesting ha» begli ri, wheatis getting liit,’ \et favors ¡1 police law prohibiting They also have nice five nnd ton aero tracts near town for those wishing a coBr- year. ripe vcry i'ast. tlic salo of liquor on Sunday. A corres at Prices that W ill Stand Comparison w ith any. venient littlo country home. For further information call on or TTi.iro i» another domoerat at Eì IriJge pondent of tho Chicago L m lij Xcuit com — W e realize times are a ¡¡‘ tie doso at Fendal’s, tiie.v are all doiag nicely. ments ns follows : uddress their Managers present, all over the country, lint if sudi Siili unother demòcrat in thè valley ‘ W ill the cardinal please tell us what arrangements can bo ma le iva would like Chas. Jenson is ilio happy pa of a virtue a prohibitory Mutuo porsesFos to for all subscriptions to be paid u p righ t houneing oli) boy, suppress drunkenesH on Siimi.iv that awav after harvest. i'.vcryb ,dv goe» to North Yamhill thè does not aliaci) to it on Monday? A ie —Tho Ti ì ' > • ) , -/»fv/js.V,- siiys it uppears fourtli. We w i.-li them a happy fourth. men’s appetites governed and controllisi] Air. S. Hob'on toox a pintura of tlia by the day of the \\c ek? If it isdtsireahle ! two day« earlier this week so as to givi who do a general land and agency business and have as goed a list of all kinds af 1 the Devil an airing on the Fourth. Brave sdii,ul, Munday. to | reserve the »a n ility of 111 ) sabbath, land as any firm in tbe valley which they will gladly show intending Ali». Ungile.» i» verv low Tho doctors Is it not miieh more desirable to preserve in en ! W c come out six hours; late on uc- count of the Devil airing after the Fourth, say she cannot get will. riie sanctity of the man for whom tho sab set tiers free of charge. ^ . i. i i i ■ . The West ('b eh »1 in school district No. bath was made? Ali i if prohibition is — The rmw steamer Moiloe belonging to I f you want to sell leav% I . , ., ,, . . . . . . . . 10 has from to ifliOl) on hand and the only method of accomplishing tho If you want to buy come where bargains are for sale. th eO . R. & N. Co. made its trial trip , 1 „ , , , x, . i won t bnv an eraeer. Hie fence is down former, would it not h i a wise poliev to your land where buyers come. from Portland to 8ali” n lust .Monday. .she , . , , , arid the vaid is exiusid to cable and iv n i:imo Ron through all the days of the n a t in e boat and the fattest one on the , Insurance Effected ami Money Loaned on lieulestute. Notarial Business Care legs, i ho tl ‘as have threatened carry «eak V ful ly done, ing oil tho school house. They will not IV« I i» I it NI of lif-rn. — In a game of hare hall between the iqiend a cent. You see? Thiough why! FROl’ ltlETtllt -i OF THE Mr*. 1. M. ! I ìrris ' I b»p • f.<*dyard), Nat. Skunk Hollow ami Wappaloo nines la»t ibais wiiat puzzcls in ■. Manager* S*ij>t. and organizer of Molla r*’ Me eting« Saturday • hi the West CTu-luilpm ground», Tie.’ W e s t ( li Ita N- in selioolfOak (ir o v J 7 liie victory was for the former hv a score Acad iin q i) t') have an exhibition on tin for tho W . ( ’. T . b’ .. i« bu«ily at work of ti to 20. (■veilingof ilu last ilay of seliool July Iti. No whit:* ribhonor haa a more iuqiortdnt «Icpaitmont Ilian th i« «nccoHsful niotli«*» — The Newberg flouting mill has shut A ll are invited. of b«»vs and delightful talker about metli- C oaster . d o w n ie r repairs. Mr. Tarrant will put otl.n. Head for her, ia my n«lvice to local in rollers and when li ■ stmts again he w ha* Mam «m ail Halil, unions that want help for tl»»» homo lift* of will bo able to compete with any mill in He polished o ff tlui saloon keeper in y air town or \ ill»g**. W hile (Von.« work the county. good style and then turned his Galling is one oi Mrs. Harris’ i p< < :ul lint*«, co-oj>- gun. on the church nieudier who votes —Tho Kewherg base ball nine l»;i* crafitig in this with parents, pabtor«, W e Have Increased the Capacity of our Factory an 1 are now Prepared for the continneiice of the saloon ju t for a jfiven np the yliost. Mosfly on ;u*: o;int te:ifhi*rs i*i San lay *••!» >>!« and ptihiic part of tin* »i» »¿i# y re.eiv I. J lo rei re- « h' .! •. Mrs. Harris will come to our to .Supply the Demand. Tda Delivered on Beard the Cars at Factory Prices of Kicknew. They «ay it will bo impo«- •î'ited the «alen i keeper a« a saint rom- Has for sale several hundred of th * Hiblc for tl»» m to p!av in tl.c* liase i)ull National Convention nl Chicago in the v par I v.ith ■ ! h voter.«. ‘ ‘ May Go l help U FE S& H IN T , choicest resilience lots in the city of Send for Price list. oontrstt’no remalndorof tho season. fall, taking engajem i»rs on the wav. It su.’h men to reali/c (tie awful responsi- Salem, and a splendid list of — The Tiro works exhibited onCheha- bifity that r * L.s n¡> > » thorn wi» *i» they sav is a gold«*n opportunity for our local un Successors to farming and fruit lands. lem mountain, tho 4th.f l»y tho No\vi)oivr hv their vote th r w\» will legaliza a lei-i- ion«, and l earnestly advise them t«i write yonnjf propio wore n irrand sneer««. Tho n -» that i« .L’ trovin^ the «out« and her at ijH'H Degraw street, Hnwiklyn, N. Y. — -- » ■ J. E D W A R D * tTowii bociinio so ¡literestrd in their own !>< li, of ( ìo I« i jfiitnrvM that wero made W ill not moth« rs (».«iiecialty n«d«» this \Y(> Make it ft|M‘clnlt)’ o f Small N ew b erg , Oregon. ox!»ii»ition Mint they fai!«’ l to seo any illu to prai- • him. V » » m iv fi;i I out when ann » ire m -nt from their Mite and friend Fruit Farms. — F tflnrt { 1!. Wilfartf. mination on Mt. Hood. Solali. it will h * too bite to change the awful • — ■---- • ■■ Dr. Booth, in the // i ' i ’ m / i Mrriicnl J<,ur- — A Final! Fire broke out in the «oriti» •entence wh n tin* ¿rroat lljo k i.-» o|»ene I © Send for Price List and our hand, shall rea 1 of you: i,nt,tells a borri ile storv of the spontann- tl part of town one day thi* week. It started and tiie .lu t J » n soniely Illustrated Pamphlet. from a «m all heap of frasi» toirninK bv ‘ you have in.^tej l of saving noni«, dainue 1 <iiise.»int)Hstion of an nleoliol consumer, «2 <b o -^3 •* I) ».»art fro n in?, lie was sixt five years old and a thorough tfie street, no irreat •«««, bnt vuliiablo pro- them to all el jr.iity. cd o & CJD » • porty ininht eswily lie roved in tfii*< ye that work iui»i îîfy. I k.to v y o j not. ” * sot. The remains were fonnil against a^ stone wall in burnt amt charred condition, i , way. Fires should lie rlusely watibeij OT n A h n !»eî c»f corn di «tilled will m ik * 4 The soft tissues ha I been entirely eon- . 'd E i ^ o 1 !:•-* drv win lv tvoatlicr. W ro •/ni. t>; wL.i-d *y. <» »ver.iiriant. tax on 4 ^il. o c « sam I S i h Instane’» are rare, but not 3 3 2 U« ^ E o — A P. Oliver, of Portland, mari** n ; a of whDkey i-: f-l.il)esn t«. T h r r a iir o il XKWRSKO, OREGON. PQ r. o Û at all imp” -silile. Dr. Henry Miller tells k íL G -* y . pleasant c all Tuesday. Ho «»»owe d i:*» a jTi-tí» :-J. T ; * in inufa"turer setü G» lô CQ ns of the ph i-phone od“ r at limes ema- i— i * a—3 0 ’S ; a ti» * devil n id i.i all prob *hly boaatifnl jjo M watrli, reo- ;¿t1y roer i ved The u -»T —1 (4 atingfrom Ibe skin of «liiinkards, and men S Í o i;1 laud c*o.«i i » the p»îi«-e court H id tho a*» a f*r 'C-nt from \ is lather in the east C5 w OT o tions that their breath lias inen seen to U Pd The present wa* a rcennleV* serprisefo p rj 1 1 • *r« a » 1 t u p iy jr « Í> í . tho hill o tí OT W CQ g l o w in tbe dark. ~i r e ►J r-»-. Mr .O liver, andas the watch i-c of the a> i*:i »i.AN\ . e*. Indian* saloon keepers are hot with Q o o ♦S I r- high -t w rr.»h\ !» » ban a reason fo r! wing --a indignation. The tirami Lodge Knights 03 tr, »-a fa Onion panic* ;•r‘, fashionalde in Neb proud of the uift. pd ,f 1‘ytbias a-sembled a‘ lndi.,nn|s,lis, P-3 raska. Six y irl« stand in a row while Ö PU W) CD Pd L3 — La'* Monday moniin/ a« T-»m Ford, one biteH a s r»:aH etmi.U cut of an <ni »., June Ó, vote I by a two ttiirds nujoritv to S Q w Uà Ojip isitc International Hotel, 7 l> N. Bril Mt., Fortin«!, Oregon, œ Ü (0 ot d of the firm of Austin, F«»»d A Co.. Wa«* and m young rr.wn pays I« n rents for »• esclude sai on keepers from membership. I g O CQ h finpiv/a ber-f to the Hlatitrhtc r yard. I»i« jçim « « a« to which one it was. If he Tim s ii ' in-keeper* and their frico'ls itn- -d u m hor«e ft II while rnnnir.g a! full «i«eed and jru.*,-Kf*s ritflit he '•t« iimdi itely a;,p ’ile I to Ilio supreme lodge. k i«i II m CO w y threw him from the saddle. Hid *t»or iL e , fmt if He «br Ii is staled that nearly one-third of the in >nly allow« Pd i p PTZ c aught in sonir » art of the ham r-s and ío ki-** th » rru* w ; m » m PL, • onion scent*' order iti Indi ina is c i’.la-r I lentlfh'd with CTJ sprained his aukb very badly At I,i-t breath. T h ;« n GOVERNMENT LAND LOCATED HOUSES ANDIR00MS B E IT ID , nent ri «ai i to I«? or in fa . or •»( Ibe trafile an i that if the tie- | Pd ci ae-'.rur.t he w . h ::nprn«¡ng ea fast ;»•* bi’j ld y popil.ir with N »:«r.4.a youna ti >!i O the itati* grani lodge is sustained, : o ‘ r.. Cmpt'ifra > Pop irlm?B‘ . Cvatriitor» Agtot*. Karal.k«* *UcU.*c»OI kelp r-ojiii b .* f i ] ^ ! i J. mat y will with haw flom rie in'vert hip. ♦'/♦ri *. - h ' . D A T L IG IIT M E T H O D S ’ U E W B E R G - Each a Permanent Gu T HE For your best interest, e e s & ie e t P R IC E S . MARIS & OLIVER» Morris Miles & Co. R LOWEST jjsrrr MARIS & OLIVER, j N e w b e r ^ rr i l e lAvot o v y THE OREGON LAND CO., All Sizes of Drain Tile Kept Constantly on Hand. of Salem, Oregon, & o w b m w w tr. D. P, STRATTON, Manager, b* s H G W CO B P ¡ E h 1 £ b O o E. H. D E L L IN G E R & CO.’S 3 o Real Estate Department, a% City and Country Property Sold. FA R M IN G 1 L A N D A. H P E C I A L T Y ,