C 111 í i l II N O T I C E * .
MISCELLANEO 1*2} i
The Merchant who Keep3 Step to the
MUSIC OF COMMERCIAL PROGRESS
Must bo Tuned to the Idoa of
Tile discussion :U tim
Y 's
mullas:
\Y.
Q_
-p i
Saturday and Sunday
August ftud Novem ber.
in
Eebrnrary,
May
E V A N G E L IC A L C 1IC RC II,—Regular service
first uud third Sundays o f each m cntli at 10 a.
m .: second and fourth Suuduys a: 7 i». m. Sab­
bath School every Sunday ut 11 a. in.
UNION CH URCH.—Uuioii service is held iu
the New berg School House every Sunday, ut II
a. iu. Sabbath School every Sunday at 10a. m.
— lohn Wright wishes to inform the
public that he is not running a free hack
for every-body bat that ha w ill call for
passengers in any part of the city, in time
for the early train, for two bits.
M ks .
MISCELLANEOUS.
C O L U M N .
Saturday night w.is full of life and interest. I
FU I LIN PS C11UKUH-- Scrvi s every > m Miss Cook w as the only champion for the
day ut 1! u. m. and 7
m. and Tli rsaiay at 10
‘F o r G od null Hom e uud Native
h . ni. SMbb'ith School every Sunday at 10 a. m, Chinaman but she held her own against
Monthly M eeting at 10 «. in. the tir>t Saturday
Lau d.*’
in each month., quarterly Meeting the second all opposition.
Five And Ten Acre Fruit Farms,,
N E A R TOW N
F. A. M o k r is , County Superiulciulenl
o f l ’ri'ss Work.
The mother's
meeting to-day
will lie Can bo boii|;!it o f us at vory low terms and on long time.
Also w « 1
— Tiie Y . W . C. T. U. social last Tu m - held at Mrs. Olivo Bolton’s.
Subject for
Lave for sale 75 la rg e lots o f the most desirable residence pro>> •'
day night was a grand success. There discussion, “ Aids to purity of life.” A ll
was
a
good
at’
enJanca
ami
all
seemed
to
erty in N e w b e rg , situated near the new fru it cannery.
S O C I E T Y N O T IC E S .
are invited.
have a good time. The museum was im ­
Y. M.C, l . —devotional services every Thurs­ mense. The girls cleared about $18.
T o whatever Point on the Road to Pros(ierity we have Attained we Relieve it
day evenTig. Young men u»irnestly requested
Memorial services in honor of the late
has been Due Entirely to Serving our Customers W ell, knowing that Without Gain to attend.
— A man named Curtis, a convict in
to them we could Expect None for Ourselves
I. O. O. F.—Sessions a n d Saturday evening the state penitentiary, cut off’ his hand Mrs. Lucy W ebb Hayes will lie held at
W e Do Not or Shull Not Offer to Our Customers
Goods which is not, to the iu the rooms over Moore’s Prug Store.
one day this week to keep from work. the gymnasium next Sabbath afternoon Wishing to mako valuable investments can do so by secureing one of these F ru it1
Y. V . C. T. U.—Business m eeting the second
Best of our Knowledge and Experience
This is the second ca-o of the kind that at 4 o’clock.
Farms and one or more of these town lobs w hich we w ill sell in sizes
Saturday iu every mouth.
to suit the purchaser up to one acre.
G. A. K.—Sessions held 1st and .id Thursday has occured there but Howard works and
eveu ing in each mouth.
no doubt Curtis will have to do likewise.
In announcing the death of Mrs. Young
IVTocleuate Trices.
• A - I C T i r O I n T E
W. C .T. U.—Business m eeting held the third
Saturday afternoon iu each mouth.
of its Kind at the Price.
W e have ' ‘ B E E N through the M IL L ,” at the saying goes, and we Believe the
Broad Gnage Principle of
“ 70PU1AI PRICES & ¡3 PRACTICAL M SUCI&SDISE”
1« the Attraction that Keeps our Customers with us ami AilJs New’ Ones Daily.
L ife is too Short for “ S N A P G A M E S “ in Tra ie and we do not Deal out “ Soft
^
Soap” to our Friends, but Strive by
U
D A Y L IG H T M E T H O D S
o Deserve the Large Patronage W e now Have ami by Honest Work, Six Pays in
the Week, and Caieful Attention to All, we Strive to Make
Each a Permanent Customer.
We Shall Continue to Carry our Usual Good As­
sortment of
Dry Goods,
Clothing,
Gants’ Furnishing Goods,
Crockery,
Glassware and
Groceries.
at Prices that W ill Stand Comparison with any.
For your best interest,
Morris Miles & Co.
— Tiie Y . M. C’ . A .
meeting Sunday
evening was one m which there was a
deep interest manifested for the absent
PRO FESSIO NAL CARDS.
members, especially for those that are
sick and not able to attend the meetings.
,T. B U l t T M O O H E ,
There were not many members present
H Y S IC IA N AND SU KOKON. Office. Moore
yet we fek well paid and no feeling of
Hro» , DrtiK Store. New berg, Oregim.
discouragement on account of the fewness
of the members present. The next meet-
J . »I. W R IG H T ,
r USTICK OF THE PEACE. Office at the i ing will be tomorrow a lernoon.
P
N ew berg House, Newberg, Oregon.
The
Canadian
Department
of
Agriculture is collectin g « list of the frauds
F . W . C A lt M A X , M . I).
practiced upon farmers. It w ill include
Newberg, Oregon.
O f f ic e t w o d o o r s s o n t It o l ‘ iM os- the lightning-rod, patent light, miraculous
oats and all other swindles, and will be an
b n rg ’s g ro c e ry ,
on Main st.
instructive compilation.
LO CAL NEW S O F TH E W E E K
“ A number of senators were playing
a littlegam e of poker in Washington when
— Ah there! Waterworks.
a church committee tiled in and all agreed
to play fora jack pot and donate it. The
—Threshing‘machines are all busy.
gentleman who won gave the money and
— O. V . Allen went to Portland Sunday.
signed the list ‘ J. l ’ot. $100.’ The next
— Smith & Holloway have three new Sunday the good minister blessed all who
horses.
had contributed to the church lund, add­
ing :‘ And O Lord, bless J. l ’ot, where ever
—There is talk of a national exposition
his lines may be cast.”
iu 1892.
That ubiquitous chap who thinks it is
— Prof. Morrison went to M cM innville
so easy to write an armful of racy locals
Mondav.
dropped into the Olympian offieo to day.
—John Brown of Portland Sundayed in
just to try his hand. Paper, pen and ink
Newberg.
were given to him and after scribbling
— G r a p h ic Hoover went to Portland over and tearing up enough to fill the
Saturday.
waste basket, he triumphantly laid the
—Jim Hunt’s new house is nearing following on the table: ‘ ‘ I f it’s as pleas­
ant yesterday as it was to-morrow, we
completion.
shall have a very fins day to-night.— Ear.
— Pure apple vinegar 25c. per gallon at
Yesterday morning sorao small bois
.Moore Bros.
discovered an immense beetlo under an
— C. B. Haworth is hauling lumber for
electric lain]) and while holding an in ­
a new house.
quest on him a Portland drummer
— Baker’s bread 5 cents a loaf at J. D. stopped to gaze at the remains. One of
Wilson’s, Main Street.
the urchins looked up and inquired. “ Do
The drummer
—Quite a number of Newberg people you know him M r.?”
gazed long and sorrowfully at the deceased
Sundayed iu Portland.
and replied, “ Yes I met him three weeks
— J. C. Colcord has been out on his ago in Arlington. He was a bed bug, and
ranch part of the week.
no doubt bound for Ilwaco or Sea view .” —
— Work is progressing rapidly on the I Fusco Sun.
of McMinnville, the W . C. T. U . feels
that it has lost a devoted worker.
This
sister had served the county as secretary
for some time past, and was always found
ready to do w hat her hands found to do
for God, home and humanity.
a
SAMUEL HOBSON,
JESSE HOBSON,.
Jesse Hobson, Pres’t.
B. C. Miles, Vice Pres’t.
F. A. Morris, Sec’y,
J. T. Smith, Trea’r.
The W . C. T . IT. met for devotional
exercises last Saturday at 3 o’clock P. M.
Business meeting opened at 3 :30 with
Mrs. A. M. Woodward president in chair.
A circular letter from the stato president
in which she urged local unions to lie dil­
igent in securing new members. She also
advised the appointment of a committee
to look after any disreputable characters
who may be in our midst, and if possible
send them to the Refuge Homo in Port­
land. A committee of two was accord­
ingly appointed. A letter from a Pom ­
eroy clergyman was also read, in which
lie commends the ladies of this commun­
ity for the course pursued in eradicating
the drugstore from our midst.
This let­
ter was replete with scripture quotations
ami full of encouragement to us at this
time. Three new members added to the
list. Mrs, Martin was appointed sujicr- is incorjioratcd under tho laws of tho state for the purpose of inducing immigration '
intendent of Parlor W ork.
Mrs. Britt,
improving our town and delveloping tho many natural resources o
superintendent of Juvenile work having
our surrounding country, and is neither a wholly sjiccii-
resigned it was left with the nominating
committee to get a no«- superintendent.
lative scheme nor charitablo iustitution.
Adjourned.
T H E C IIE H A L E M Y A L L E Y
BOARD OF IMMIGRATION
Newberg, Yamhill County, Oregon.
The rural press of Nebraska is said to
be solidly in favor of the prohibitory
amendment.
■ •
Every Methodist minister in Chicago
preached on the subject of Sunday clos­ has more than doubled in size and population the present season, because she h e r
ing, July 7.
tho natural facilities for making a good little city, and her wide awako
Forty churches are represented in the
W. C. T . U. of Montreal, Canada. This
union has a membership of 1348.
energetic citizens are substantially improving and taking hold oi
business in n manner that inspires confidence in the new
comers.
There is nothing that wdl lay out pio-
hibhion quite as easily and thoroughly as
the good cudgel of high license.
Almost nil lines of business are repre­
sented, and our shipping facilities enable,
our merchants to give
new church on Main St.
The twilight hour has been appointed
A man may use the wart on the back
—The train was loaded last Sunday of his neck fo r a collar button, ride on as ono of prayer by tho white ribltoners
with people for Newberg.
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the back couch of a train to save the in­ of Illinois, for tho success of the new
’S
fa
terest
of his money till the conductor slate scientific temperance instruction law.
.V
— Fred Oliver was up from Portland
■"I
$
<2
comes
around, step hi(~watch at night
C
O
and
took
in
the
box
social
Tuesday
night.
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SC!
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B2
Miss Ida Clothier, of Boston, national River Steamers lund three-fourths of a mile from tho town at the lowest water mark,.
CD
to save the wear and tear, leave the i and
.
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— B. S. Cook secretary of the Oregon
O
organizer
for the W . C .T . U ., is doing
t
without
a
dot
and
cross
to
save
the
ink,
V
The advantages for fruit raising in Cliohalem V alley are unsurpassed
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Land Co. called at the G r aph ic office
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good work at the various Chautauqua as­
£ ¡8
r3
pasture
bis
mule
on
his
mother’s
grave
to
t.
*0
g
'd
Saturday.
«
O
era
on the coast.
save corn— but u man of this sort is a semblies in the west.
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Li
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gentleman and a scholar compared with
—
Mr.
Westerfield,
editor
of
the
Yam
­
A
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The Board has the business and resident lots of the original town for
P h
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hill County Ledger, called at the G raphic the fellow who takes a paper two or three
High license is the sharp father of
03
*d
«
years
and
when
the
editor
asks
him
to
pay
office yesterday.
sale, also
promising twins — increased revenue and
¡¡5 S . S 5
for it, puts it back in the postoffice and increased consumption, but tho latter is
i—i
cd
si
—The
beet
sugar
industry
is
claiming
a
M
has it marked ‘ refused.’
Whan a man fast outstripping his brother in growth.
rtí _ « 3
ft
'Cl) ^ a
good deal of attention throughout the
to
m C c=>
wants his paper stopped lie ought to have
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country at present.
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manhood enough to pay up and inform
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w
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Si.1
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The district and county conventions of
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— Mr. Andrews, special agent for the the editor that his paper is no longer
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tho W . C. T . U. now being extensively
bo
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Columbia Fire and Marine insurance com­ wanted.— /-.V.
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tí »—i
o
held throughout the country show uniform
a
CD •rH &
They also have nice five and ten acre tracts near town for those wishing a coir
pany was in town Wednesday.
o
W
era
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tí
se
co
Chance has led to the discovery of a pros|>erity and steady progress in the
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venient little country home.
For further information call on or
CQ
—
A
herd
of
editors
just
o
ff
the
wild
and
work.
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cure for hydrophobia.
In Ayacucho,
.tí
u
03
s-o 2^
0
free prairies of Nebraska have been
o
address
their
Managers
e —»
Peru, a man was bitten by a mad dog and
>»
í>0
making a stir on the Pacific coast.
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tí Li
ú
In
retqionso
to
the
earnest
request
of
shortly
after
the
disease
develoi>ed.
In
w
tí
Id
u
cd
’O
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1
m
— Most of the invalids are doing as well his madness the man rushed from the the Washington W . C. T. U., President
C±3
as could be expected and th ey will no house ami falling among a lot of “ yucca” Harrison lias issued an order prohibiting
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doubt be out on the street again soon.
plants, some of the juice of these planta the salo of liquors at tho national en
O
entered his mouth and ha swallowed it. campment of the district national guards
— Have you seen those New Automatic
A moment of reason seemed to have fol­ at Fort Washington.
W. F. B r o w n t o n ,
School Desks imported by Frank Wood
F. E. B sach ,
—
♦ — ■ ■—
who do a general land and agency business and have as good a list of all kinds a
lowed, during which he seized some of
Secretary direct from Chicago ? They are elegant.
Preside ut.
the leaves, broke them and drank of the
G eo . V in c e n t ,
Legislatures, local governments and in­
WM. M c F a l l ,
land as any firm in the valley which they will gladly show intending
— Another meat market on Main st. m ilky an 1 glutinous sap w ith which they surance companies make regulations and
Asst. Secretary
Vice President.
settlers free of charge.
W e trust that it will not come to as un­ are saturated. When his friends found exercise (he greatest care to prevent fires.
t h e
tim ely an end as did the one proceeding it. him lie was senseless, with the peuca and And yet tho loss they occasion is $00,000, I f you want to buy come where bargains are for sale.
I f you want to sell leava
H e was (MS) |s-r annum less than the amount paid
— Last Tuesday night F. E . Hobson magney leaves in his’ hands.
your land whore buyers come.
tripped on a loose board in our elegant carried to his house and soon regained by the the consumers for cigara, and $8<i,
Insurance Effected and Money Ixiuned on Realeetate.
Notarial Business Care­
his
health.
Experience
has
long
since
500,000
leas
than
the
total
cost
of
tobacco
side-walks and fell, hurting himself
» W A S H IN G T O N S T 1 ÍE E T ,
taught the Indians that yucca sap ¡..vari­ consumed in smoko.
fully done,
severely.
ably acls as a cure n]xin dogs suffering
—Sam Hobson, D ive Lamb, Dr. Mills,
Pom hydrophobia.
Memorial services for Mrs. Lucy Webb
Misses Small, Cox, Cook, W illiam s, Mid
C A P IT A L STOCK,
-
-
$500,000.00.
Hayes w ill lw held by the local unions
Don't
forget
the
editor
when
you
have
a
Newman
started
for
the
coast
Wednesday
SU B S C R IB E D C A P IT A L ,
£4-16,300.00.
news item. I f your wife whips you, let of the W orld’s W. C. T . U. on the 28th
morning.
C A SH ASSETS,
$107,431.00.
us know of it and we will set you right of July. Tliis late date was chosen so
— Word comes to us from several |
before
the public. I f you have company that distant unions in Canada and other
W . D. S C A R C E ,
L ocn l A g e n t,
different parts of the state that grain has
T. II. F obs .
D. L u i s .
tell us— if you are not ashamed of your countries might have tim e for prepara­ H. A u s t in ,
N'cw berg, O reg o n .
been burned in the field.
Mostly by
Office on M ain Street,
visitors. I f a youngster arrives at your tion.
accident.
house ami demands food ami raiment, buy
• $
—T h e G . A . R. festival last Friday a quarters wortli of cigars and come
Miss Mary Allon West, editor-in-chief
night was a very enjoyable affair. There around, and if von are a cosh subscriber of the Union Hignal is about to take a
was a good attendance and all report a we will furnish a name for him or her, as 1 year's vacation.
During her absence
circumstances warrant. If you have n Miss Julia Ames w ill be editor-in-chief,
pleasant time.
: s:s iul gathering of a few frit-rid* bring ! while Mr*. Mlizals-tli Wheeler Andrew
—The new dust layer (water works) is |
a board about four feet long with a handle i around a big cake, six or seven pies and a | will take Miss Am es’ position ns associ-
big ham—not necessarily to cat, but as a ate editor,
somewhat longer. Mode of operation
guarantee of good faith.
You needn’t
j the same as a hoe.
O K E G O N.
VEW BERC,
bother to invite us as it may lie a little to
Four special schools are being con-
— Salem is to have a new woolen mill. cool for our « .»fdrotie. Wo mention these
luclo I in connection w ith the tern,lerance
The building is three stories high, ground little things beeauae we want the news,
convention now in session at Lake Bluff,
fbjor 54x120ft. It will be the finest m ill of and we will have it.— Er.
III. These are the school of political
the kind on the coast.
science, of scientific temperance instruc
W
e
a(>ologize
for
all
errors
made
in
D R U G S, M E D IC IN E S , C H E M IC A L S ,
O re g sn ,
lion, of economic temperance and the W. N e w ls-rg ,
— Money to loan on R a il Estate.
former ¡“ sues, an I say they were inex­
i
C.
T.
U.
school
of
methods.
Security
:n
Yam
hill
County
Oregon.
Call
? A IN T S , O ILS A N D V A R N IS H ,
cusable; all the editor has to do is : to set
on or write to F. W . Fenton, A t’ry at law
type, hunttli j nows, clean the rollers. I
FINE TOILET SOAPS,
McMinnville, Oregon.
sweep the room, pen short items, fold the j The saloon and tho brothel are the
— Dr. A. G. Smith has located in N ew­ papers, write the wrappers, mail the pup- evils o f the base U l l world at the present
B R U SH E S. COMBS, ETC.,
berg at the Arlington hotel and is ready to ere, talk to visitors, di-lribute type, carry ,lay- ' Vc « « u,i" practically exemplified
A C H O IC E L IN E OF F A M IL Y M E D IC IN E S ,
answer to the call of the sick and afflicted. water, saw wood, rea l the proffs, correct in the failure of noted players to play up
Read liia card in this issue.
: the mistakes, hunt the shears, writo to the standard they are cupaiilcof, were
J E W E L R Y OF A L L D E SC R IPTIO N S,
editorials, dodge the bills, dun ielin- they to avoid these gross evil*.
— D. F. Beegle a friend of G. W . W ill
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P E R F U M E R Y AN D F A N C Y T O IL E T A R T IC L E S .
q lents take tin cursings from th e w hole
1 jams of Butler Co. Pennsylvania w is in
town and tell (lie subscribers we need
At the Missouri W. C. T . t T. Conven-
.
I town two or three days last week. He
nv ney— we say » e have no business to tion a salary of $1200 a year was offeied to
j thinks some of locating hero.
make m i-'skes while attending (o these Mrs. Clara Hoffman, president of the
— I,ast Wednesday a team ran away little matter-1, nwi gating a living on state union, in appreciation of her m ost]
with Dave Holloway and a load of hr: k. gopher soup, flavored with immigration, efficient service. This offer M rs.Uotf-
, They ran off the end of the bridge and arul wearing no shoos sn I no collar, and man most emphatically declined, saying]
overturned the wagon an 1 unloaded the patches on our pants, obliged to turn a that her services as (»resident would be j
brick. 'Dave too.) The brick nearby bn*. smiling eountenam • to the man who tells free as in Hie past,
. . , — .......
| Dave some forty feet distant. Ktrangr ns our paper is not wortli a dollar anvliow
in
LOWEST
PRICES«
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M A R IS & O L IV E R ,
£
Pacific Fire Insurance Go.,
OREGON.
PORTLAND,
M OORE
THE
.M A R I S & O L I V E R ,
TIOS.,
Managers
A U S T I N , F O R D & C O ..
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P R O P R IE TO R S OF
DRUGGISTS,
The Newberg Meat Market.
A ()fxxl supply of Fresh and Salt Meats kept constantly on hand.
A t Hanson's old stand on C<~nter Street.
DEALERS IN
THE GRAPHIC
FOR TH E LA TE S T NEW S.
A lso Agents fr
BEST
THE GRAPHIC
] i Branca of the
FOR JOB W ORK.
ORGANS MADE,
of the Mouse and Dust Proof Organ.
Can Furnish o.ie Cheap for Cash or o.i Instalment Finn
! as it may sceui not a thing was scratched an-l that he could mako a belter one with f g g
his eye, shut and his liandstied.— E t.
1 or broken.
i
Q ^ p g jfJ
fO R $1,50
A T E A R .:
ONLY S I .50 PER YEAR.
H o m o « A A llen i ’rap s