F. L. Moore U tilling up an office in the
Dressmaking dona at Mrs. Lamb'* resi- Irvine for the defense.
care of a fire: how to make a fire, regu­
The first witness called was Dr. G. W. late, ami care for it after it is m ade; the
deuce corner Fifth and Meridian St’*.,
bank building.
McConnell who stated that he was called different woods and coals discussed, what
Green cucumbers are in the market, four blocks south of Bank building.
on
Sunday after the fire to examiue the to do with the ashes aud cinders The
A if Moore lias a bran new top buggy.
M
r s . L amb & Miss W oodward .
likewise paregoric aud s-'ullung syiup.
remains which he did in the presence of stove or range is thoroughly dissect'
Screen doors, way down, at
The
wife
and
daughter
of
the
proprie­
Cheap 5 and 10 acre tracts.
D epot L emuek Y ard
tor the “ old reliable” store, were having the coroners jury. Found the head and e d ; the puuils are made to understand
F. L. M o o r e .
considerable fun a* his ex|ienso Wednes­ limbs all burned away and the heart and the working and meaning of the different
Lin Parker’s new brick is ready for the
Tice A Tibodo have the contract for
day evening. A customer called for a liver exposed. Described position of dampers; how to regulate the oven : the
SAY you had some money.
tin roof.
painting three large buildings at St. Paul.
shirt and the propretor asked if he want­ body with reference to the building, stat­ cleaning and polishing of the range; all
20 acres, living water,- $2 J per acre.
SAY you wanted a bicycle.
L. M. Parker will sell Frank W ood’* ed a ready made shirt. If lie keeps any ed that on a second examination he found of which you will agree with mo are of
F. L. M oohe .
carpenter tools tomorrow at two o ’clock other kind the ladies are anxious to see evidence of a wound on the right side vital iin|>ortauco. After this the different
SAY you saw thirty styles,
Frank Moore reports business very on Main street.
which he thought had been inflicted w ith met ho Is of cooking are each in turn takeu
them.
good in his line.
up
and
thoroughly
entered
iuto:
boiling,
a
knife.
SAY
it was at 127 Washington St.
D. M. Ramsey returned from La Fay­
Bird Roiiertson, representing the
Luke McKern—The fire occurred at 3 stewing, broiling, roasting etc. Unless
The items from Marion came too late ette last week where he has been doing
Multnomah Box Co., of Portland, and
SAY it wav in Portland, Oregon.
o ’clock lu the morning July 18th. Found one has thoroughly studied these subjects
for last weeks issue.
house painting.
incidentally doing a little advertising for
it
is
surprising
how
much
there
is
to
be
the
body
about
5
o
’clock
in
the
evening.
Lee and Carl Stanley returned from
SAY it wus at Fred T. Mcrrili’s.
Farmers, stock raisers and fruit growers other Portland houses, was a pleasant
Think there were no ashes under the learned. Take boiling, for instance: the
Forlland last week.
should begin at once to arrange for a dis­ caller at this office Monday. Ho travels
article usually selected to be experiment­
body.
SAY you bought a “ dandy.”
Mr. Washburn is building an addition play at the fair.
on a bicycle, and while he does’nt cut
The carpet which was burned with the ed upon is the potato. The pupil is first
quite
such
a
dash
as
the
long-haired
to liis residence on Second street.
SAY you would not part with it.
See the ad. of the Newberg Market in
body war some 17 to 18 ft. away when told of the composition of the potato and
Jesse Edwards and J. C. Colcord visit­ this issue. Dave is furnishing some good what-is-it that was in town last week, we last seen in the room. Was about the the action of boiling water thereon: about
SAY you have a new lease of life.
presume that he will do just as much
ed Astoria iast week, on business.
meat for the public nowadays.
house on the evening before the fire aud the preparation beiore boiling and after,
business for his employers.
SAY
you now eat, sleep and live.
Yellow Fir is the best for building
Rev. C. P. Howard will preach in the
fastened the gate but found it open in the the why and wherefore throughout. So
There have been a couple of recruiting morning. Saw after the fire where straw many people do not know how to cook a
Bold at
D epot L im ber Y ard .
Evangelical church at 3 o ’clock next Sab­
SAY F. T. M. knows Liis business
officers about towo the past few days, and shavings had been carried to the potato; some putting them to cook in
The walls o. A. M. Huskin'* brick bath afternoon. All invited to come.
trying
to
drum
up
men
for
the
regular
backwards.
house. The house was a story and a haif cold wutcr and allowiug them to simmer
business house are fast going heaven­
Brackets, cresting and trimmings of all
army. They found it rather poor picking, and stood 2,la feet above ground.
and become soggy, or else keep boiling
ward.
kinds, a big stock. Call and inspect it at
SAY your friends are writing for
as most of the boys around here have
Dell Cox— With others found where them at a galloping rate. Nor is the serv­
D epot L i ' mser Y ard .
O. M. Coffin w ho is w ielding a shovel
higher aspirations than the blacking of some parties had been vani|>ed 75 yards ing forgotten, for pupils are made to feel
catalogues.
on the brick >ard at Sherwood, spent
President Newlin and Prof. Hartley some big-headed post commandant’s
Sunday in town.
drove up to McMinnville yesterday to at­ boots. The men who were here would back of the barn. A lire had been made that the serving of tlie dishes is of almost
•-•SAY you are happy.
and potatoes cooked. A grain sack is as much importance as the cooking.
Charley Spaulding has a hand hay press tend the couuty normal institute, now in have looked better between the handles
produced which witness identifies as one The first course is entirely taken up with
that he wiii bite out to those who need session.
of a plow, or as an ornament to the under picked up by Mr. Thompson at the de­ these elementary forms of cooking, in­
such a machine.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Wyman’s young- side of a brick hod, than running around
serted camp. Have taken an interest in cluding lessons on eggs and cereals. To
If vou failed to bear Clark sing a* ost child died Wednesday. The family the country with a blue suit and a foreign the case in order to bring the guilty party bread is given an entire lesson. The
Friends’ eliurch last Saturday night, you have the sympathy of the community in accent trying to induce hardworking farm­ to justice.
pupils are obliged to mix and knead the
u s t o
their bereavement.
missed a rare treat.
er lads to “ soger” for the purpose ot be­
Mrs. McPoland—I live with my son- bread, each taking a turn at thu kneading,
ing
gazed
at
by
the
thousands
of
people
Remember
that
we
will
have
the
only
The inquiries about Facifie college that
in-law Mr. Noble, in Newberg. Tlie dé­ and it is curious to watch tiie wonderful
are coming in indicate that we will have fair held this year, north of Salem, except who of late years make army posts their fendent came there on Thursday n ight methods exhibited. The second and third
^
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Hillsboro. You can always count on summer resorts.
a full school this year.
before tlie tiro. Said he wanted the course are graded, one a very little more
Newberg being at the front.
The Dayton Herall says that in an inter blinds put down as he did not want any difficult than the other so that after hav­
One of the busiest boys in town
Save dollars by buying during tho next view with judge Gallowav a few days ago, one in town to see him. Asked for a ing taken the entile three couises the
Claude Cummings, who is assisting Frank
two or three weeks, our goods at clear­ he sta'ed that there would be no fair sack which we gave him. Said he want­ pupil should be an excellent plain cook.
Storey in the tin shop.
ance
prices—some goods below first cost. held at McMinnville this year, as the fair ed it to carry grub in. The sack which The last course includes cake, pastry,
Mis. Holloway, of Sheridan, will
has never been self sustaining. This was found at tho deserted camp was pro­ cr.-Bm, and ices. There is no really in­
M orris , M iles & Co.
spend a few weeks visiting relatives and
President Newlin has bought lots on ought to lie satisfactory proof that the duced which the witness indemified as tricate or fancy cooking, yet everything
friends of this place.
necessary is taught. The pupils are also
Fourth street east of Jesse Edwards’ resi­ plan on which our fair has always been the one given to défendent.
The first load of lumber for Joseph
run is the most satisfactory snd conse­
R. L. Thomson—Was at the scene of taught thu different ways of using up
dence
and
will
build
this
season.
J.
8.
Wilson's new grocery store was placed
C umino with a N ew
quently the most successful. Every year the fire on Sunday—Found the sack near remnants, the care of all foot! cooked and
Rees has the contract, which insures
on the ground Wednesday.
we hear a few iieople advocating tlie plan the spring, also rabbit and squirrel skins. uncooked, the great Importance of econ­
first class job.
If jou need money to buy, build, or
of paying premiums and charging admis­ Saw the body examined and am fully omy. She must know the name and use
Notice.
improve at 0 per cent interest, call on
sion to the grounds and at the same time satisfied the man was murdered.
of the different cooking utensils, and how­
All parties knowing themselves indebt­
F. L. M oore .
citizens of McMinnville who attend our
Fred L. McCrea—Helped arrest the to take care of them ; tho different kinds
ed to the undersigned, will please call
yearly gatherings are free to tell us that défendent. He told me lie t-ould get out and cuts of meat aud the prices, what is
A large stock of Doors, Windows and
ami settle before September 1.
we have much the bust fair. Newberg of this all right but would havo to give best for her pur;>o»e. She is also taught
Mouldings which will be sold at Portland
7 31t5
J. B. M oore , M. D.
fair has been running for ten years, and some one else away.
as much as is practicable of marketing.
Prices, at Depot Lumber Yard.
A threshing engine left standing on
T. E. Jones—Live lb j miles from Mr. There aro in New York two well-known
All letters of inquiry for information re­ Main street, a day or two last week caused the association is entirely clear of debt;
garding Pacific College, should be address­ two runaways. Better places might be and all who have contributed to the suc­ McKern’s place. Saw dofendent pass my cooking Bchools. In tho “ College for the
cess of the annual meetings have the house on Thursday before the fire about Training of Teachers,” where cooking is
ed to tlie president, Thomas Newlin.
found for such pieces of machinery as are satisfaction of knowing that our locality
taught as u branch, great attention is
dusk carrying a black set. hoi.
All goods in our store, except staple so sure to scare teams.
lias been successfully advertised us a truit
Nettie Jones—On Friday before the given to the chemistry of cooking. The
groceries, to be cleared out at cost.
There will be preaching of the Evangeli­ growing section and our people have fire found a valise in Mr. Brntscher’s pas­ lessons here are most charming and inter­
M orris , M iles & Co,
cal association in Free Methodist church earned a reputation for hospitality an d ture. Left It, but looked for next day and esting. One is astonished that there :s
Don’t forget that Frank Wood will sell Sabbath evening, August 2nd, at 8 p. m. sociability that causes Newberg to be
it wus gone. The defendem’s valise was so much of interest in our daily food.
his entire stock of carpenter and bridge J. M. Preiss will have charge of the meet­ well spoken of. J ust so long as a fair is
produced, which tho witness identified as There are numerous other cooking classes,
OIF 1 TEE Z
E
D
builder’s tools tomorrow at. two o ’clock
ing. All are cordially invited.
run for the benefit of a town and the tlie one found in the pasture.
I may even say “ schools,” connected
Nor tinee weeks, beginning Monday,
Buy your Drees goods, Ginghams, country surrounding, it will be apprecia­
Mrs. Clark and her daughter Mrs. with different associations and clubs, in
our stock of goods will be Bold at cost to Hosiery etc. now at cost—many articles ted and patronized by the people in gener­ •Smith, testified to being at the McKern all of which visitors are always welcome
clear them out. M orris , M iles A Co.
will be sold lower than first cost—no re­ al, but let the people onco get the idea house on Monday and Wednesday before and cannot tail to be interested.— Chau-
Have on hand anil for sale
J. D. Bell has been competed to lay by serve as everything goes except staple that it is being run for the purpose of the fire and detected an offensive smell in tauquan.
putting money iuto the poexets of a few the house.
M orris , M iles A Co.
a few days for repairs owing to over work groceries.
W O l l S K T H A N L K T It O H Y ,
in the hot sun since coming out of the
Walter Woodward and Lora and Dema
The following bids were received for individuals, or to afford gamblers and
Is catarrh , and th e re is but on e preperation
«hop.
painting the college buildings: Tice A blacklegs an opportunity to get in their Reece being called testified that they suw th a t d oes cu re th at d isease, and that is the C a l­ Those wishing anything in tlie building line would do well to nonsuit them before
Frank Morse, of Dayton, attended the Tibodo, $275.00; Lin Parker, $190.00; D. work, and they will very wisely withhold the défendent on the railroad track east ifo rn ia P o sitiv e and N egative E le c tric L in i­
placing thuir orders. Can furnish Hash, Doors, Ac. Prices Reasonable.
singing here on last Saturday night, and M. Ramsey, $185-75. Mr. Ramsey was their patronage. I>et us profit by the ex­ of town on Monday before the fire, in m en t. Sold by C. F. Moore & Co. It also cu res
u
eu
ra
lgia
,
rh
eu
m
atism
,
h
ead
ach
e,
sprains,
ample
of
McMinnville
fair
aud
let
well
company with another man.
took Mr. Clark to Dayton after the con­ awarded the contract and he will begin
enough alone.
The counsel on both Bides consumed burns, anti all p ain . T ry it and te ll your
work at once.
cert was over.
n eigh b o rs w h ere to get it.
*
but little time in reviewing the testimony
Now is the time for ladies, both young
The Newberg Packing Co. will bny
N e w b e r g Q u a r t e r ly 8 . 8 . C o n fe r e n c e .
and the case was submitted to the justice
your egg plums, silver prunes, peaches and old, who are handy with the needle,
PROFESSIONAL CAKDS.
To be held Saturduy evening, August who briefly stated that he thought the
and Bartlett pears. Remember the place to prepare for a display in this kind of
1891.
evidence produced was sufficient to hold
work at the fair. Nothing is more at­
on Meridian street.
Song.
J
BURT MOORE,
tho défendent.
Chris Hanson got the contract for the tractive in a pavilion than a good display
Opening exercises.
The decision was received with favor
of
needlework.
—:
PHYSICIAN ¿k SURGEON,:—
carpenter work on the Baptist church.
“ H ow to Study the B ible,” —A nna by tlie audience present as the cheers
P aints , O il , V arnish , and O il C oloe .
A fine line of the latest styles
A good audience was out to the con­ Stubler.
A well is being sunk and work will begin
Office
and
R esid en ce One B lo ck 8011th o f Post
clearly indicated.
Othce.
cert
given
by
Jas.
G.
Clark
the
ballad
at once wo understand.
of W all P aper .
Discussion led by Louisa Round.
•
•
O r egon .
Justice Wright did the proper thing N e w b e r g ,
Song.
A. H. Coles and family, of Castle Rock, singer Saturday night, and all were de­
without question. R. L. Thompson and
P erfumes , F ancy and T oilet articles.
Books of I nterest and S tation ­
“ Hints to Sabbath School W orkers.” Dell Cox de-ierve the thanks of the com­
Washington, moved here last week and lighted with the singing. It was with­
W. CARMAN, M. D.,
W m . Townsend,
ery
of
all
styles.
S
chool
B
ooks
and
S chool S iu t i . ikh .
have rented the Weber property, near out doubt the best musical entertain­
munity for the interest they have taken
ment ever given in Newberg.
Discussion led by A nna Miles.
the public school building.
in this case and if justice is done them C o m p a n y S u r o b o n to 8 . P . R a i l w a y .
While you are putting up your canned
“ The Influence o f th e Sabbath they will be reimbursed by the citizens
PR1C8CRIPIOXS CARE F U L L Y COMPOUNDED D A Y or N /tfH T.
Especial attention is called to prices on
Day or Sight Call* Promptly Aneuerert,
all boots and shoes during our clearance fruits ami jellies for next winter's use re­ School in Molding Public Sentim ent,” for the loss of time and the expense they
Office, co rn e r F irst an d M ala S tre e t..
Give us a Call.
T ost O ffice I) klo S toke .
member to put aside a few fine selections —Pres. Newlin.
have incurred in working up the case.
sale, beginning Monday.
NEW BEKO,
•
•
OREGON.
of
each
variety
to
help
make
a
display
at
Discussion
led
by
Calvin
Stanley.
Attorney
O.
H
Irvine
informed
us
at
M orris , M iles A Co.
the fair. It will add very much towaid
Song.
the close of the trial that he defended
Newberg will have a fair this year that
the success of the fair and will lie time
Question box—Lee Stabler.
M c C o n n e l l , m . d .
McCullough six years ago on a charge of
will discount any former efforts. Just
"W h a t I have learned to-night,— assault with intent to kill and that he was
well spent.
mark this down and conclude at once to
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
Marshal Woods drove over to the coun­ Mattie Stratton.
sent up for a year.
N EW BEK O ,
-
-
OREGON.
d o your part. You will never regret it.
Song.
try seat Wednesday, with a lot of perso­
This took place in Linn county and he
Office on F irst
Rlreet.
James Holston the fat and jolly pro­
nal effects belonging to McCullough that
still owes Irvine $100. for defending him. A ll c e ll, prom ptly a m e n d e d to d ay nr night.
P a tr o n ise H o m e In d u s tr y .
prietor of the Glolie hotel, in Albina was
D U ea.ce o t wom en aud c h ild re n a .p e e ta lty .
were picked up at different places, to turn
The accused is so well known here
tJ T A W ELL ASSORTED STOCK OF FURNITURE ALW AYS ON H AM
in town on business the first of the week.
I
have
just
finished
burning
a
kiln
of
over to the sheriff. A. M. Hoskins went
that we deem it unnecessary to say but
AT
PORTLAND PRICES.
Mr. Holston» old friends are always glad
along on business connected with his superior brick which I will dispose of at little about him. He has been about J ) I L HAROLD C l ARK,
BY
to see him back.
lowest
living
prices.
Call
and
see
me
at
brick building.
town more or less for nearly a year. Ho
D
E
N
T
IS
T
.
the Newberg brick yard.
A party passed through town Monday,
rented a room in the bank building Jan.
O. II. Irvine, tlie attorney for the pro­
N EW BERG,
•
-
O RE G O N
J ames H amnett .
with a largo boat on a wagon headed for
1st and paid two months rent but never
secution in the preliminary trial Monday,
LA-IUST ST.
N E W B E R G , OIR/EO-OlSr
Nestucca where they intend to engage
G old fillin g a sp ecia lty. Gas or V ita lize d A ir IM
occupied
it.
He
has
boen
regarded
with
is a new attorney in Yamhill county
N o t ic e t o C o n tr a c to r s .
g iv e n in e x tra c tin g teeth. A ll work
in Salmon fishing for the cannery. They
suspicion for some time. It is generally w arran ted . Otlice on C e n te r street, opposite
having located, at McMinnville a short
Sealed bids will be received by the
th e Post Office.
came from Oregon City.
believed that others beside him were
time ago. He formeilv practiced law at
Sec.
until
2
o
’clock
p.
m.
Aug.
10th
for
Simon Stevens received severe injuries Albany this Btate. He is evidently a
connected with the murder.
the erection of the pavilion on Newberg
one day last week by tailing from a load shrewd lawyer.
Fair grounds. Rights reserved to reject
of hay that tipped over and striking on
A large force of hands were at work at any or all bids. Plans and Specifications
his shoulders. Dr. McConnell was called
the fair grounds last week, and since the can be seen at the Immigration office.
to relieve his suffering.
cleaning up, the grounds make a fine ap­
N. C. M a r i s , Sec.
M R S. F . A . M O R R IS , E d ito r .
A. K. Cooper A Co. want a reliable
pearance. The scattered largo firs with
fruit man to take an interest in a tract of
W a n te d .
W h a t Is T a u g h t a n d D o n « In a C o o k in g
their long extended branches make a fine
land that they intend setting to fruit this
N ew bego ,
:
O r iu io n .
Has just received the largest aud finest display of
S c h o o l.
A practical fruit man to take a third in­
shade and for a pleasant place the loca­
fall. None but practical fruit men who
Cooking
is
taught
now
in
all
cooking
terest
in
a
tract
of
55
acres
of
land
to
be
tion is all that could be asked.
mean to rustle need apply.
set to fruit. For further information refer schools— you will say that is obvious; A good line of Fresh Meats, Bologna, otc.
J. A. Dummett the traveling secretary
constantly on hand.
District prosecuting attorney, George
but it it not, for, when cooking first attraet­
A. K. C o o p e r A Co.
to
Bingham, of Salem, was in town over for the Y. M. C A., of Oregon, will be
With tho*e recently patented “ AFRATED OVENS,M e\er brought to Newk-r;
eli attention as a subject for study, the Highest cash price paid for hides and
Newberg, Oregon.
D on ’t bu y u n til you h av e seen them .
In hank b u ild in g on F irst Street.
Sunday looking up the murder case but here and meet the members on Saturday
lessons were more demonstration*, where
first-class butcher's stock.
left before the trial on Monday, as he evening next and will have charge of the
the
pupils
were
allowed
to
look
in
at
the
T H K M I 'I I I I K K C A S K .
regular four o ’clock meeting on Sunday
had urgent business at Salem.
preparations of a certain number of dish­
J. G. 1IIEKMANN.
J. E. HESTON.
afternoon. Ho desires a mass meeting
. M , M c C u llo u g h h e ld to A o iiw e r b e fo r e es, and, when perfected, allowed to tasto
M e mean just exactly what we adver­
TH
E
on Sunday night. A cordial invitation
th e G ra n d J u r y .
thereof. When the seance was over, I
tise that our stock will be sold at cost
is extended to all.
will not call it a lesson, nine at least out
and many things below cost—now is a
The mnrder of the unknown man and of every ten pupils left not one whit wiser
Read our few words fo the pnplic. We
rare chance for true bargains—
OP ’ ,
want to sell out as near every article in the burning of the Luke McKern house than when they a.rived. But now those
M orris , M iles A Co.
A Wonderful Book
to
cover
the
crime
has
been
tbe
talk
of
“ lessons” are deservedly done away with
made from tb - re-
our store before moving as we possibly
Mr. Baker A Sons, wtio lately came
cord, o f t h . War Ws would respectfully announce llmt J. G. Bierinnnn has arsociatnd himself wil*
can, and to do this we are willing for the the town for the past ten days. Tbe and we are taught practically and
D*partmer.L
E. Heston in the Itlackxmithing buxine»«, nnd that we am now better than
from Missouri, have been very busy dur­
oo x n u s at
next three weeks to sell all goods, except coroners jury met on last Thursday, and thoroughly not only how wo cook, but
ever enabled to do all work in our linn witli neatness and dispatch.
ing the past week, building a meat shop
after
examining
a
number
of
witnesses,
why. The pupils are not only told how
staple groceries, at cost, and many of them
TXIMnbngk.
on First street west of Morris, Miles A
below cost. We mean just this, and decided that it was a case of murder. It but am expected to put it all into practice
C o’s new store, which they will open in a
OftheI.ns.ar»
was tlie opinion of those who were look­ then and there, while tlie teacher is still
nothing more.
M o r r i s , M il e s A Co.
men enlisted In
A ll W o rk W a r r a n t e d .
H E S T O N & HI Kit.>1 A N D .
short time.
the Colon Army
ing the case up that coroner Kveriden was present. They are encouraged to ask
end N .- t . lsr.i .1,
Dr. J. B. Moore informs us that he will
inclined to give too little weight to the questions and made to understand why
n little leu then
The warm weather we have been hav­
move to Portland iu a short time and
ing for the past two weeks has ripened will practice there this winter and i>er- evidence pointing toward the guilt of „ „ e way is better than another. In well-
ally rwosalxed
LjtheWarDepb,
the grain very fast and harvesting is going hape longer, while Mrs. Moore will attend G. M. McCullough and it did look m that organized cooking schools the lessons are
•• cou la * under
t b . Act o f Oon-
on in earnest. Yamhill county will prob- 1 lectures, she having been reading for the way to one who heard w hat he said at divided into courses, three or more, one
(M
July n . ISSI, for ditiinffmekrd hramry.which
the
examination.
Our
people
were
not
mom
difficult
than
the
other;
each
course
•bly have the largest crop this season past two years. They have a host of
n v . them tua l'a lt»! But»« Mc-UI of Honor.
Iiabr o f thfi atorlfM. told
the heroes them-
satisfied to let the matter drop and on containing from ten to twelve lessons, no
ever yet harvested.
• s I t m . o f how they won th . ht*h dlrttnrtloa. a r .
I friends who will be sorry to have them
Friday, Dell Cox swore out a warrant Iw pupil being allowed to enter the second « t r .i a .l y ln *rr«u »». Th«» t h . record, of th. «
Alt. Blair's parents who are to have leave Newberg, bnt will wiah them suc­
«re alrooat unknown to tnelr eountryiucn.
fom Justice J. M. Wright, charging course before she has thoroughly roaster- deed«
bot U . burl»! ta t b . j.lg»ia h o i « o f the War Dept-,
charge of the ladies ball at the college, cess in their new home.
McC’ullough with the crime. In th* ere- ed the first. I will venture to assert that end In t b . reo « . « o f turtf own hnaWa. Mem.
the coming year, are expected to arrive
Judge Ramrev who defended McCul­ ning, marshal Joe Woods, Dell C oe and any girl who has passed through the three astonishing.
Thl • book mort Sod » w ld. ad*, for I» I. foil of
here tomorrow from eastern Washington, lough Monday, is a son of uncle Dave
that will later.«* .« fr y old eokU> r in l b .
Fred McCrea started over the mountain courses, is well prepared for the culinary Ineid.Dta
land, and our hoy. will glory la It.
t I» »¡>
where they have been visiting a married Ramsey of this place. He was county
to make the arrest. He had lelt the farm part of her duties as housekeeper, or S to Tolnxn. of or« r FO I -« « * , with nearly KO n c e l-
leat lUurtratioa., ma 1» speculi/ for t b . work.
daughter for some time.
judge for this county several years ago, where he bad been seen in the morning, what is more important »till, “ home­
It reeks o f Ha b u e and dreerr.. a piece In t o .
J ^ NEW BROOM AWEF.P8 CLEAN, AND
o f .11 who ».«111 not Altogrttur lutasi W .
W . I. Westerfield, the furniture dealer hence his title. He dropped the remark but he was found at Hillsboro where the maker” of the future. As Mrs. Ewing d library
o ri ou« d m t.
and funeral director, of La Fayette, was while hem that Newberg was making arrest was made. On Monday afternoon lately so justly remarked. “ Teach our ^ ¡-r-ACEM TS W AN TED .
in town Wedneadav, and made a pleas­ more rapid strides in tbe way of improve- a large crowd gathered in Armory Hall girls to be gcod cooks, and yon will do
I «rent O n e A * s n * In cr-ry townrtUpor coonty.
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o w n . with till. book, ceil forti ow I
ant call at this office. He reports busi­ raenta than all tbe other i o w d s in the to witness the preliminary trial before more to empty tbe saloons than you can
t . the b s.t place lu town to , « t your work d one
All kind» of Tluwork, r n«h a« f t o -l .i * . *•
In* «ail Osaaral R .p atrlu g, uaally aud promptly done.
FrO-a. » . . « . i i . h l »
ness in his line very good. The Gn done county put together. Just wb*t they all justice J. M. Wright. Judge Ramsey encompass in any other way.” Tbe first end V rm . la A 7*011, eden , * __
Tar. II »TOST Co «PAIT T h . History BolbUn
tell us.
1 appeared for the defende.it and O. H. lesson is gentral'y tbe management and
ÎZS M v k .t »tree», S*a yreLclwo, C sl
wifi visit him regularly from this date.
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