' ir*-
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- ! i n «s>
w -
U m - lto u llu r H l M u r tn .,.
berg, salt air agrees with him. A >ife
Program of Uoview l'.xeicUei
Milt Nicholson began excavating ior
A very bite resting rfi“etlng of theChcha- saving station is to *>« built within two
For FrietuU* Sabbath School to bo hold
1’aiker’s new brick yesterday.
lem valley horticultural society was liuld j m ih- of tills place this summer.
on tho evening oi June -8.
Sam Irish lias the contract for ths brick
u.
at tjie p ulac school Douse l ist Saturday
Song.
I)r. J. 11. M- oro wont to the city yi - and stone work on Parker’s brick.
at 2 p. ni. Tlie election of officers for tlie
.
.
.
.
|
Opening Kxcrciw»«.
terduy.
S h * -r\v * o » l lU 'u iii .
C*bb age
plants
for , sale at mv • place „
.>« i t^uaiter,
n-turio» ensuing six months resulted til the elec
,
*
roi.ic» of .. lessons for lit and » Jnd
Stabler A Edwards are busy with the
east of tie 1
Stncakville is a tiling of the |>aHt.
tion of K. C. Armstrong, I’n s. R. S.
! hmiua Moore h class.
new cannery building.
SAY you tiad some money.
Texts for 1st Quarter, Nettie lngiis, Vice Pres. E. Rohineon.Seo. ami j Sherwood is the place where .tlie Port
Heston A Bierman bore 1 a well for, Yellow Fir is tho bust for building
land Press Brick Factory is located.
Treaa.
On
motion
Pr.
Mills,
William
Sold
at
P
ceer
Rom
an
Y
ard
.
Reece’»
Class.
Charley Moore, Wednesday.
SAY you wanted a bicycle.
Mr. Young is building his new house
,1. M Ramsey, tho (lainter, has been at Goideu
Text3
for
2nd Quarter, Recce, E W. Wcesner, Nate Wiley and
Turned posts, brackets, etc., at
Paul Macy were appointed ns a committee | on Second street.
D epot L omuek Y ard .
SAY you saw thirty styles,
work at La Fayette for tho past week or | 1 Vile Cox s Class,
Win. Feeney and others have a for o of
. The excursion netted the college Fl 10. ten daVE.
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The Id i Commandments, A elisa Moni* to arrange for tho July meeting cf tlie
FAT it was at 12k VTasliington St.
slate horticultural society to lie held at hands building a «lance hall on Front SC
Very good foi one d ay’s work.
Mrs. llocKett, of Salem, was down a
Class,
Two lots for sale cheap if sold in the few days ago visiting her nephews, the ''-mio Kings of Israel and Judah, this place. Committee on entertainment, I Tlie Germans ran a picnic excursion
FAY it was in Portland, Oregon.
11. Cooper, N. C. Maris, ( yru* Hoskins. train out fiom Portland last Sunday, for
next 30 days. Ir,quite at this office.
Lucy Haworth's Class.
Estep boys.
the
benefit
of
the
new
ebureh,
that
is
to,
FAY it was at Fred T. Merrill’s.
Comm¡ties on exhibit, Cyrus Hoskins,
Dr. McConnell lias moved into his new
Charley Spaulding has built a wood Name the 12 trilies, and the 2, called
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N. G. Kirk and Mr- lob b . George Fta- be built one mile north of here.
Judah, Anna Miles’ Class.
and commodious office on I irst street.
SAY
you bought a “dandy.”
house of the regulation sine and shape,
Jus.
Loid
has
a
contract
to
haul
100U
bier
gave
a
short
but
interesting
talk
on
(live evidences in the past six months
Carroll Kirk sustained a very severe tlio ¡last week.
lessons, of the Lords regard for child st raw bony culture followed by general cords of wood foi tho iron Co. J. F.
SAY you would not part with it.
sprain of an arm lust 1’iiday by falling.
Mr. lloyce left yesterday fur his old hood and youth,
lloacock will help him.
Sarah Smith's Class. remarks on tho subject.
Screen doors, «■« •/ tf— / ■, at
FAY you have a new lease of life.
home in the east.
He w ill visit his
Tlie hue mins having injured tiie clior- ! Solomon Wecker and Ella Ford were
Give brief review of the two Temper
Di.m r L ohl - eu Y ard
father and other relatives tl,a t he lias ance lessons this year, Anna Stabler’« rv and strawberry crop and tlie roses, the married at the residence of tlie brides
S.VY you now eat, sleep and live.
Only four ladies at the horticultural not seen for sixteen years.
di.-play in die competition fur premiums parents last Sunday afternoon.
Class.
meeting last Saturday, to see tho nice
The
Central
hotel
lias
changed
hands
FAY F. T. M. knows his business
H eston A Biermann traded some Give four reasons for the captivity of was not as large as it otherwise would
tlowers.
wells to C. F. Moore for his ice house,
Israel and Judah, O. C. Emery’s Class. have boon. C. F. Fniith showed a plate j again, U. H. Hand Is the present proprie--
b a c k wards.
County’ assessor York, has been busy w hich they have moved onto their lots X.mn* books of la v and books of prophets, of strawberries of the Big B ib variety j tor.
A
brother
of
Mr.
Cox
eim
e
last
week,
that were Hie finest we have ever seen. ■
j p r- AIilld' Class.
SAY your frieuds are writing for
in this vicinity during the week, assessing and converted Into a tab li.
]iro|H*rtv.
John Davis anil Joe F-slep w ent to Wliat Prophets denounced the sins of Tlie society ordered them photographed and is at work on tho brick yard.
catalogues.
Kugeiie Hoskins has accepted a posi
Uncle Wm. Hobson is failing very fast Salem the fir t of the week. T hey will j Israel and Judah and foretold their to cons ineo tlie skeptical of the possibili
tion
in
Poitland.
ties of this count• y in berry culture.
• SAY you are happy.
and it is not expected that ho v. ill last, work for an undo w ho has a largo captivity, G. N. Hartley’s Class.
J Name hooka of Old Testimeut, Frank Miss Joycie Hoskins and Mt.s. Hade j Mrs. Stabler preached in Friends’
building contract there.
much longer.
Hoskins showed some very lino roses church last Subliath morning and gave a
L ater --D eath came at noon yesterday.
C. 15. Ilawurth, onr undertaker, has I Morris’ l lass,
and
Miss Acheson other flowers. Below , hibie reading in the afternoon on syste
made arrangements whereby lie is able j By whom, when, and where were Isra-
Funeral today at -1 o ’clock.
matic giving, that was very interesting.
A visit to Dorrance Pro’s, mill reveals j to furnish coffin's at very low price». Sce cl and Judah taken captive.* l.li/.alietli we give tlio premium list.
The Sabbath school picnic was a suc
Largest
and
Boa!
Collection
ofClierrieR.
i
Miles’
Ciass.
tlie fact ttiat they arc turnm, out lumber ! his ad. e'sowliere in this pajier.
Song.
1st. C. E. Hoskins. Varieties, Gov. cess. Among those taking part iu the
at a lively rate.
Fourteen pretty girls was a sight that Teachers form into class, and are ipicst¡oil
Wood, Kentish, Rock port, h.lson, May exercises outside of homo talent, were
, Eugene IlosUins has a position in Port m ight have been witnessed Tuesday
ed by L. Ella Hartley, Stipi.
Duke. Knights Early Black and u Seedling, j Mrs. Hartley,Klwood Weesnerand Abiam
land as teamster. We understand he even in g on the law n at Mrs. Stable;;’;.
2nd Pr. Mills. Varieties, Abernathy Morris, Newberg. Mr. Henry Tualatin,
The Kxt'iii'diniD
Slie was entertaining her Sabbath
gets good wages.
.Mr. and Mrs. Barber and Elva Coppick,
needling and Major Francis.
During
all
last
week
as
tlie
cloudy,
John Knight can extract more fun out school class.
damp wea'her continued from day to day Largest in ! Best Collection of Strawberries Pleasant Hill. Mrs. Craven, Middleton.
of a rainy day excursion than any man j The ladies o f the AV. C. T. U . are ar many eyes were anxiously turned to tlie
1st Pr. Mills. Varieties, Senecea A good dinner was served tliat ali seem
ranging for a literary contest on the overhanging clouds, hoping that tlie <jaeen,Cumberland Triumph, Manches ed to enjoy.
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in Yamhill county.
Frank Moore lias developed into a real ; i .'uTit of the fourth. There w ill bo a mists would clear away anil tlie silver ter, Charles Downing, l!:g Hoi) and one
M u iii< * l|-n l N o tic e .
TOTICK is horpltv trivtMi that a p e titio n has
estate rustler. Nothing like it in this day free for all contest by the old ¿ilks, and lining appear before tlie morning of tlie unknown.
N h e rn file«! w ith the com m on e«mneil of
a
Dcmorcst
contest
by
the
you
n
g
peo
2nd Zimri Mills. Varieties, Big Boh,
and age of tlie world.
l'Jth. It was hope against hoi>e however
th o tow n of Newhcrj*. a sk in g for the vacation o ! ;
ple.
alley th ro u g h Mock tw o (2) in «he o riffrt^ r'
for when the time c ine on Friday mottl yer.eccu Queen, Cumberland Triumph an
W ill Macy’s school at Riverside, closes j
t iwn of new heru, as p la tte d and re c o rd e d by
Jesse K dw ards and w ife.
this week, and then wo suppose, Now her. . Catalogues cf Pacific College are now- ing for getting ready to start for tho boat, anil Manchester.
CoSUKU IVtTH A N k V
My o rd e r of the com m on co u n cil.
out. Students and others interested who a gentle “ siz/.ie, aozzlo” had set in, and
Finest Bjieeiinenfl of Cherries.
Fit in k H. H ow ard ,
wjll seem natural again.
R ecorder for the tow n of N ew berg,
get their mail at Newberg can get copies when the crowd was on the way, it had
1st C. K. Hoskins. Borkport.
H ated, N ew berg, Oregon, th is '.»til day of
Prof. Thomas Newlin, president of tire
by calling at the bank or this office. increased to an old fashioned downpour.
J u n e , 1 N) 1 .
1-juiU t
2nd Pr. Mills. Major l'raneis.
college will arrive hero from Indiana,
f.
Students living at other points will be It was a bin] day ior youn,*-tcis, who had
Finest Specimens of Strawberries.
W O llM K T H A N I K l'H O H Y , . t
the middle of July.
supplied through tlie mail.
l.u C F. Smith. Big Bob.
i* c a ta rrh , an d th e re is b u t oifo preiH* ailon I t C osts N o th in g to Look a t G oods and Com pard
figured on linen dusters and snowy white
lucre will he services at tho Evangeli
th a t noes cu re th a t disease, an d th a t is th e C al
2nd Zimri Mills. Big Bob.
The Cantata given at Armory hall last dresses, but they got there just the same.
P rices. I M ake no D ivision o f P ro fits, an d P a y
cal church next Sunday, et 10 a. in.
ifo rn ia P o sitiv e a n d N egative E le c tric L in i
Largest and Best Collection of Roses.
Saturday evening was well rendered, and Trio road down tho long Dill to tlie steam
NO
R E N T S . GOODS M A R K E D L O W F O R C A SH
m
ent.
Sold
by
C.
F.
Moore
A
Co.
It
also
cures
All are cordially invited to attend.
1st Miss Joycie Hoskins. 15 varieties. n e u ra lg ia , rh e u m a tism , he ad a c h e , sp rain s,
greatly enjoyed t v the audience. Tlie er land'r.g was not at all dusty,'and al
Frank Hadley, J. I. Hadley and N. C. attendance, however, was small, owing though tho track would have been con
2nd Mrs. Fade Hoskins. 12 varieties. b u rn s, and all p a in . Try it and te ll your
Maris acted as judges at tho strawberry, no doubt to the fact that there were so sidered by competent judges rather
n e ig h b o rs w here to get it.
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'cherry ami rose fair last Saturday.
many other attractions crowded into last heavy, good time was made bv several Ncwlierg Fair, ¡S.*juember 33-4-5, 1891.
O N L Y O N K IN T H E V S.
Yon missed a pleasant excursion if week.
Out of i:r>7 cough sy ru p s m a n u fa c tu re d It*
paities. In fact, “ tlie slippery paths of
vou (ailei) to go w ith tho three hun
Tlio above date is set for our next an th e l T. s., b u t one h as been found to be e n tire ly
Cd.ning tip the hill from the boat land youth'’ often refered to would not com
free from opiates am i th a t is th e C alifornia
dred to Latourcll Falls last Friday.
ing tlie other night, a lady stooped down pare with it at all, for “ old folks” of nual fair, which we expect to liuld, if we P o sitiv e a n d N egative E lec tric Cough Cure,
don’t
succeed
in
procuring
any
grounds,
“staiil
habits,”
guiding
their
flocks
of
lit
w hich is th e b est on e a rth for coughs, colds
Rev. C. M. Hill, of Portland, will to put on her rubber, which she thought
preach in tho Presbyterian church, June she had lost and behold she was vainly tle ones appeared to bo ou tlie downward we will hold it under a big fir tree if wo croup, etc, Sold by C.,£* Moore A Co.
rttih at 8 p. w . All cordially invited.
trying iO put a gentleman's ,ubbcr (which course all tlie same as the beardless can’t do better. After onr last fair, al
KXC I T E M K N T
Yellow’ fir lumber delivered to any part site picked up) on over both her shoo and youtli vainly attempting to guide his best most everyone was enthusiastic and H uns h ig h nt <’• F. Moore A Co’s d ru g sto re ov
girl and avoid unnecessary contact with clamorous for stock company, fair to e r System b u ild e r, as e v erybody is u sin g it for
rubber.
of town at a reasonable price by
j. 4* t
tho ever present “ blue mud.”
The charge admission and pay premiums, but c a ta rrh of th e stom ach, d y sp ep sia, c o n stip atio n
M itchell a C lark .
The young people w ho took part in
a n d im p u re blood an d to b uild lip th e systep*.
Have on hand and for sale
curiously inclined might get further in so far we have been unable to get a suf
T). W. Cummins is having a new well the I >it no rest medal contest on the e x formation regarding the ups and downs ficient number to take stock anil put it c e rta in ly possqshgs lyoudcrful b a n 'll $hfch all
9 peak«.ow cH of it.
auger made, with which lie e x a c ts to cursion were Mabel Edwards, Myrtle
All Kinds of Rough and Dressed Lumber.
of the three hundred by rel’ei ing to the fond money iu to make it go. “ Money makes
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discount anything yet in use in that line. Ikivis, M attie Stratton, I.ottio Dixon, parent, who carried a young hopeful on tlie mare go,” and it takes money and
THE LADIES!
Tliose winliitig any-tiling in tlie building line would do well to consult them beforu
Mr. Storey the new tin-smith, lias been Lihhie Morris, AVillmr Round and AVal one «mi and a weighty lunch basket on enterprise to make tlie fair go
Mv new stock of
placing their order*. Cun furnish Fash, ’Door», Sc. Fricea Reasonable.
very busy during tho week putting the lei Edwards. The latter was awarded tho other, followed by the elderly gentle
Almost oveivone asked to subscribe
tin root on Morris, Miles A Co S, building. ih e medal
man who also “ rested”
the same odd save, “oil yes T'n Inl'efectcd, its a good
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I
Home farmers are complaining that tlie spells, or the philosophic young lady w ho iliing and we must not let tlie fair go
Prof, and -Mrs. Hartley and Mrs. Vun-
plete in all rc-spco'.^ nini t am co n stan tly
D R U G S und M E D I C I N E S .
nie Martin, are intending to attend tho continued rains have caused early winter on finding tin; adhesive properties of tlie down, but I can’t take stock myself, you Is C om
re c eiv in g new and d e d ra b le styles iu
state teachers association at A’uiptina Bay. wheat to fall. Tlie increase in tlie crop soil too much for her dainty slippeis, had better get soma one else tliat Would
i l a LG a n d T rim m in g s,
of oats and hay will no doubt make up took them oil anil carried them under her Vie a better hand to run a fair.” What
POPULAR
The date iix id for tho opening of the
in c lu d e m a n y novelties n e v e r before
lor all loss in wheat from falling. A lit arm as she good nature.lly waded down wo want is substantia! encouragement in W hich seen
in t ?»f pl.ice. I feel a ssured
college is Sep. Otli. Let all fi ¡ends of the
th it I cuu please you.
tle more sunshine would be acceptable ull the hill in her stockings, “ All aboard I” Hie way of a little hard cash and work
in"!'
IV Ull.
college do thely best to encourage young
C all and sec m e at m y room s ou C en ter Street.
around.
Sang
out
tho
mate
and
Cap.
Spencer
of
and it is high time arrangements were
fieople to attend.
MILS. S . IO. 831 I T U ,
President Rosenberger, in speaking for the oid steamer Salem, who had boon en completed. Tlie stock book lias been NEW It KitG,
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-
OREGON.
Have yocr house spouted now while
I’. unth , O il , V auxihii , and O il C olor .
A tino line of the lattei eiyle»
Prof. J. J. Jessup, who has been selected gaged to pilot us doivn tlio Willamette, circulated considerable and, as yet, only
‘ •<•'3 l;r.n, but before doing so call at the
as instructor in science and mathematics turned the wheel and the I’ndine steam 8 names of tiie desired 20 Iiavo signed to
of W all P apkr .
new tinshop and see the patent eave
in Pacific College, said ho regretted that ed off down tlie river with iter three hun take stock. Come uo yo enterprising A Dressm aking Departm ent
trough maker, hangers etc.
May
be
ft»u«v?
a
l
»
a
ne
place,
in
ch
arg
e
of
tlie finances of Penn would prevent them dred passengers, winy were on pleasure agriculturists, fruit and stock raiser, from
1’ ehpume », F.iNcy and T u i i : t articles.
Book* of I ntkii K st afiil S tatuir -
£ ust Friday would iiavo been a good from keeping him there as one of their
C o m p e te n t a m i E x p e rie n c e « !
bent in spite of wind or woathcr.
all ye ends of old Yamliill and give us a
Kiiv
Ot
all
style*.
S
chool
B
ooks
and
Fcuooi. F liilil s .
tim e to have passed a subscription paper j faculty. Just tlie kind of young men
J H o d isii’.s.
The rain s<xm ceased and although it boost. If v* can't raise a company very
I
• *»■ . r**v * • *■
to raise money to put in a stairway down tliat are wanted for our college.
continued cloudy most of tlie «lay lint lit soon we shall have to continue on tlie old
riiK scni r lo s s cm m: f u ll y compounded d a y or S i o n .
the hill to tile boat landing.
N eatness, P ro m p tn ess an ’ Exr ell.en.ee of work
Tlie remarkably low price for such fine tle rain fell. Fliort stops were made for plan and as new grounds will be to se
g u a ra n te ed . Y our
*?•••#■ 's o l i c i t e d . ___
H . L. Christenson lias just finished a fruit tracts has caused parties to walk out passengers at Champoeg and Buttevillo. cure, buildings to erect, etc, it will take
-ms-1
Give us a Call.
P ost O rne» D rug S tork .
new bain on Yv’ynooski street, for George to take a look at Moore Bros. land. You Oregon City was reached in duo time considerable money an 1 we shall have to
J. J , Siiiri.RY.
W. fl. PbWKLL.
fcliristenson. Ho will build a new house need not do so hereafter as Frank L. and tlie band boys called forth tliu occu secure a professional beggar to wait iji“'n
1’ O W H I J j «fc S II I D L K Y ,
for him later on in the season.
C. F. Moore .& Oo. .
Moore is here for the purpose of accom pants of tlie paper mills who gave ns a you with a subscription paper, wliicli do
COMMISSION
«:« MERCHANTS
Deputy slieriffi Connor, was in town modating, with a free ride to tlie proper welcome by tlio waiving of handker- yon prefer a donation or an investment?
and D ealers iu
4
wm
Wednesday, looking after pro|ierty ow n ty, those who desire to purchase largo or chieves and sheets of paper. The groat If yo “ must leave a fair,” we must have
G ROCERIES FLOUR FEED HAY and
GRAIN.
ers, who have been dilatory about settling small tracts.
Prices can’t be beaten; falls of tlie Willamette nl this point p.lid one or tlie ottier and it is for those most
280, Cor. F ro u t ^,JeiiBrsu*i Sts.
«•JtH the county of A amliill fur taxes.
much of the land wee sold to some of onr the Locks wheio boats aro raised anil interested to say which wo shall have.
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Thanking our many friends for their iiest horticulturists before it was fairly lowered a distance of 40 feet, the suspen It will take a united effort and prompt
0 T . \ WELf, ASSORTED STUCK OF FURNITURE ALWAYS ON Il.W D
sion bridge below tlie falls anil other uction to make tlie coining fair wliat we
past favors, we solicit your further patron upon the market.
AT PORTLAND ERIC ES.
objects of interest were greatly enjoyed all want to Bee it,—a success.
BF. SARAH DAVIS,
age to help us over onr loss.
John J. Jessup, son of Pr. Eli te Jessup
j
by
tlie
party.
Portland
was
readied
at
a
Cal! at tlie secretaries office and mani
MtrciiELL * C lark .
Iienlcr in
..
and brother of Mrs. Nate Wiley, gradu
The track on the race course to tlie boat ated from Penn College, Iowa, in tlie | i|Uarter to ten whore passengers came fest your interest by tak’ng a share of
y r r ia o .
illinery &
aces
landing was a little heavy last Friday scientific course a few days ago with high abroad and Captain 8 pencer left us and stock or subscribing to a fund for a free
l idfeM, cult 'Hid see mv new sleek
Cims. V. Kuiniii look the wheel. fair.
Z
M
^
in
s
r
S
T
.
3 S F T !W B ID I^ C 3 -, O I ^ E Q -O I S r .
tfcfhing, but everybody made good time. honors. Ho will soon bo a resident of j Captain
J
u
s
t
a
rriv
e
d
from
Ih
e
c
s
rt.
Liitcst
M
yles
and
,,
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Tim grout shipping Oitcrests viewed on
If. CooiT.R, l ’res. N. 0 . M ahih , Eee’y.
Low est P rices.
¡Several rubber shoes were lost however.
Newberg again as tie lias been elected to ;
Store on t-is- n Sr root,
eitl r siilo of the river at Fbl-tland, made
Harvey White cams down from Salem, tlie position of instructor in science and i r,_i of every conceivable kind of cr.ift from
NKWHEKO.
:
OREGON.
K r-.m 1 lie S e a S #,in-«
last week, and went on tlie excursion, mathematics in Pacific College. “John ; [ho little steam launch with shrill child
Ocean l ’.uk 1’acificCo. Wash June23 18i)l.
li e assited Ab. Hill in dishing out good j ny” as ho was familiarly known here j like whistle, to the great ocean sp-aim rs
Leaving Nc lierg on tlio morning of ( t 15. IIAWORTII,
things to tlie excursionists f/om ids stand. comes with the highest reomtuond«lions with wide extending yard arms and tall
the 13th and remaining over Sunday in
from
President
Roso
n
berger,
of
Penn
and
i
Mr. Haskell returned from Ilwaco
masts, vvus a ei^ht to those coming from Portland we errived here lust Tuesday at
||UiM> where th(. ,,wirio *«-l,«,U- ' 12 in. alter a pleasant trip down tlie Col
Mondav. It lias been so cool and rainy j we shall expsot good work in tho rulluge , t||., ^
that but few iiersons have gone to the from him. He will ad-J strength to the tr ,s lh0 011,y ..vwge|» to )k! geep. A umbia and atroM Baker’s hay to Ilwaco
J . 15. M O U N T
Peach. A few Dot days will send scores faculty.
rj(|0 0,- j^-uive niile.1« liroiiglit us to U o and front thence to this place by rail a
N Lf/DKItO, ORKGON,
Haa
just
received tlie largest and finest dinplay of
of people from Portland.
i Piouth of t'.i.i Willamette and the Undine distance of fifteen iniies. This summer
I)ro3»makin« done at Mrs. U in b s re.«i-| VVUM uVAi\vt\ fur | | 4e uj.por Coiur lna. resort was until three years ago owned by
H now b e tto r p re p a re d th a n e v e r to nupply
jUr. C. l>. Frissell lias at last succeeded
in getting some long needed changes detice corner fifth and Meridian St’s ., i Vancouver was reached herfore ngon. tiie Methodist denomination and used by th e p u b lic w ith goods In h is lin e , a t p ric e s th a t
This w one of the oldest military |K,, a them to hold camp meetings and also usa d e fy com p etitio n .
made at tlie depot, so that tlie duih four blocks south of Bank building.
M rs . L amb »fc Miss W oodward .
¡n
northwest and Ur.tle Sam contin* pleasure resoit. Fini e then it bus changed C O FFIN S FOR T H E SMALLEST INFANT OR
With tliow* rm eiitly patento*l MAKKA TUL) OVKNS,” e\or lironght to Nowiierg.
routine of business can be transacted with
T H E LARGEST MAN,
D on’t buy 11 u til you h av e ho ^ ii th em .
Iu hunk b u ild in g ou F irst 8 treyL
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uo» to keep his boy« htr.fiom*»! here. hands. Many lots have been sold and a
greater ease and comfort.
F o r $♦*> to if* IO a n d U p w a rd »
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Notice
to
Tl»«»
I’ai’ifc.
Lonir
before
noon,
lunch
baskets
were
in
number
of
neat
cottages
lieen
erected,
T h e ih tT e re n t c h u r c h e s d e s ir in g to h a v e
A ccording to fu rn ish in g s , trim m in g s, etc.
I hereby warn tho public to make no j,rea^ demand and the good things spread several having I n n added this year.
J. G. 1ÜEKMANN.
J
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E.
UE3TON.
tlie p la c e o f h o ld in g s e r v ic e s a n d tlie tim e
contracts of tiny kind with Edward L . 1 ou^ or) the lower deck were sufficient for ! The beach is very line, allowing a drive
of tiie s a m e p r o p e r ly g i . c n in tlie G r a t iir
Sw etroau.
1 a multitude. LatotirtdJ Fall-4 tiie object* of t .yenty njUoi ’at any lime horn Ilwaco
I’KOfr EFFiON A L CA UDF.
directory, w ill confer a f a v o r by h a n d i n g
H E ST O N & B IE IIM A N N .
J oseph S wktman . I ive point was readied At 1 :20 p. in. an«l to • d; -1 ei v ii Ic.
ns a c o r r e c t copy of tlie s a m e .
! the crowd filed out to take in tlio sights,
A number of other camping places ere J
BUUT MOOKK,
Robert Samms, who was a student in j
F n t r o t i i r . e I Ì « / ju o I n d u s t r y .
i Tlie tails are about a quarter of a mile scatteied along the beach, but tiiis is tlie
¿he Academy last year, is now in IVs
I Lave JiMt finished burning a kiln of j (,a,* (r„m the river at the head of u <let-| only place where liquors are not allowed
:P IIY 0I(JA ft A 8UKOKON»:— j
Moins, Iowa, but writes that lie intends su|ierior brick which I will (lii|Hiso of at
canyon. A large strewn, falls per;«n<!icu- on the grounds. Tiie visitors to tiie dif- Office an d R esid e n c e On© Block 8011 th of Pont
making bis home in Oregon. Oregon lowest living prices. Call and sea me a*
We woiil'l res|ie('tfiilly imnounee tliat J. G. Ricrinann hail iirs-aiafed liimself with J.
Office.
larly a distance of 250 feet from a project , ferent cam pH every summer number many N kwbkro ,
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O kkoon .
aeainst tlie worlJ for a pleasant place to tlie Newberg brick yard.
K. Heston in the Blin-ksniitliing hn«mei«M. and that we are now le-Uer than
ing rock and uninercifullv pound I tlie thousands. There is a good hotel here
ever enabled to do ail work in our line will, neaine** and diftpatcii.
live.
J am es I I a m sett .
rocks below, day in and (layout year after kept by Mr. W. I). Taylor but it is not
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M.
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J. D. Beil gave one of his fingers a very
year. Visitors go behind the waterfall a large enough to accommodate one fourth
bad cut tlie first of the week by accident
Kxeur.liiii Half1..
distance of list feet under cover of a real of tlie people w ho would like to stop at a ( ’O il I* A XV Fit HliKO.N TO K r. I* A H W AV.
ly letting a large knife fall while cutting a
I I I ’HTON J t B I K ItM A N N .
Tlie Southern Pacific will sell round mountain of over hanging rock which hotel. A larger one is badly needed.
A m . W ork W a r r a ^ t r o .
steak. John Townsend is wielding tho trip tickets from Newberg to Portland overhead resembles honey-comb rnagni-
I)a y o r S ig h t fa llu Froiuptlfi A n tw rrfd .
Elk, deer ami bear are found in the
cleaver in tho meat shop, while Mr. Beil Jtily 3rd an l 4th for one dolla;. Good , lied a million times. The pounding of
Office, c o rn e r i i . b la n d M ain H treets.
woods. Uiains on the la-aeb and oysters
fmrses his finger.
until the 6th. « tiie water on tlie nocks cutises a ghat
of and clams in Shoalwater bay.
NEW BERG,
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OREGON.
Samuel Hobson photoed tho plate of
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| spray and wind toward the north side of
One mile from here is Featand, on the
fine strawIierries exiiihited by Mr. Smith
Sad Acrid. n>
tlie gorge of sufficient velocity to almost bay, where passengers take tlie steamers
W. McCONNKLL, M. 1).
r iiic c M M n t to (.'liriniiniH iiii llro s .,)
fast Saturday. Seven of them were laid
An accident ucenred up toe valley last take a fellow off his feet. A shower just for Fouth Bead.
1’HYHICIAN A 8UKGKON.
on a rule occupying a space of 12*2 inches. Sunday by which Fred lends}!, a young before arriving made it wet and slip|iery
It lias raine J every day since we have
D K A I .I .U H IN
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\ p h o t o o f tid e k in d s h o w .;ig tlie r u le a* man about fifteen years of age, loses an under foot but the party took in the grand lieen here, keeping us within doors must NEW BERG,
well a s t h e b e r r ie s g iv e s v e r y c o n v in c in g arm. H eard another young man were sight»anyway. An hour was spent here of tlie time, where we can sit and listen
Office tw F!r*t S tree t.
All m il* pro m p tl
t*» d a y o r night.
proof of t h e f e r ti lity o f o u r s o il.
out hunting, and in som ew ay his shot when all went aboard and started ou tlie to old oi-ean’s incessant toar. There D iseases of w om en an d c h ild re n a specialty.
«
Mrs. Larkin, wife of J. 8. Larkin, gun was discharged accidentally, the homeward journey. Much of the time are but few families here yet. The crowds
Started last Monday with her youngest charge entering one arm above the eiliow. on the way home w as taken up with songs will not commence coming until after the J ^ K . HAROLD C l ARK,
daughter, on a visit to her son iu Minne 1 lr. <’arm. 1,1 was called, who dressed tho *“ ’d recitations, band music Ac. Tlie fourth of next month, when every steamer
D E N T I S T .
sota. She will probably lie gone most of wound, but later it was found necessary I»emoreat medal contest was enjoyed by will bring its hundreds. Ciams tiiis year
the summer. Mrs. Jones and her son, ( to fase the arm off at tiie shoulder. His all. 1 b e boat landed at home at !• :g I. arc very plentiful and large.
Call and *ee ns.
We iwotnise you 4
NEW BEBG,
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OREGON And all descriptions of Farm Machinery.
also returned at tho same time to their recovery was considered doubtful for a which was earlier than many expected.
In Astoria we me! Joe Atkinson. Ho Gold filling a s p ec ia lty G a l o r V ita lised A ir
fair deal and Guaiantue Fati-ta. lion.
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given in e x tra c tin g teeth . All work
home in Minnesota. They wont over the few days, but we hear he is »little Letter Tlie universal verdict was a splendid is engaged in fishing, and has grown
w a rran ted . Office on C en ter utreet, opposite N E W
B E R G .
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, trip.
• much heavier than when living in New-
th e Pn.u Office.
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Northern Pacific.
I at this writing.
Local E v en ts.
on t.
I FoUl on Com
'ut uro Ad vain o-
ipetition.
rrod Payment»)
o Cauli Buyers
.■ o f tlio Flnoat
■o found in Ilio
s.A/3r
nsro
MORE:
P. S. Bicycles and T ype-w riters, cagh or oil
$asy paym ents, or bought, sold or exchanged.
Send for Catalogue, Discounts and Terms.
ions*
infootionery,
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Stock of General Merchandise
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A T T H U “O L D K I-.'T I A l l l . i : . ”
M itchell
& C lark
E N T E R PR ISE SAW M ILL
m now out a n d
•W A R D ,
man o f Hoard.
l N e w . ® T i 'T
M illin e r Y
Wc carry a fell lice of
PATENÎ and FAMILY MEDLINES
and TUBE DRUGS for Prescriptic
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ket.
NEWBERG
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President.
.. . \ ¡co président.
............. .. .Cashier.
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F. .i. MORRIS.
ARO.
tic York-
urination concent
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Oregon.
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id a good supply of
II and inspect ouf
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IL L S .
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GARLAND
G arland Stoves and Ranges
nd.
Sf
STORE.
.
UNDERTAKER
■hango bought and
it joot to olieok nt
cis made on a 't
now m a n
ille FULL
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FURNITURE
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C.arriago Work & Horso Shooing a Specialty«'
S a Y y y e r <S^ H o lto n ^
Agricultural Implements,’
Farm Wagons, Buggies, Hacks, Carts, Oliver
Plows, and Spray Pumps,