TERM S
CASH
OR ITS EQUIVALENT,
Stores,
JD R E LIA B LT 7 !
AFTER MARCH 1. 1892*
FURNITURE STORE.
)_
Local Events.
at.
Everything New, At Bed-rock Prices.
II. C.
pO ST OFFICE D R U G STORE?
Popular Patent and Family Medicines.
old on C'rm
P
lire A d van ce*
etition.
f the Finest
pound in the
»
S.
iG GOODS.
O O D S ,
1 Shoes,
ur constant aim
tnd to g ive .strict
those who thus
iargaiu House ot
P
.
Blank Books, Stationery, School Books and School Supplies.
r'tteh Buyer«,
the fact that we
D
LATEST STYLES of WALL PAPER.
d Paym ent»,
ODS!
W. T. MACY.
Newberg, Oregon.
r
C. F. MOORE & CO.
t h e
p io n e e r
HARDW ARE STORE
Builders’ and Shelf Hardware,
Stoves and Tinware, rumps,
J. B. MOUNT.
J. E. Heston,
LAGKSM IT
Carriage W ork & Horse Shoeing a Specialty.
'» i
O lì E G O X .
op
Roofing, Spout-
nable.
Prop.
)use.
styles.
MAN,
and particularly
lk Stripes and
line o f
TABLETS,
hains,
etc., all bought
elledto sacrifice
R IB .
Newberg Nursery,
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF FRUIT TREES.
E.
live r tbc snnae to
onage, and
ilesman.
A. HODGsON.
Tile.
order* promptly
yton Streets.
O U ST.
shop,
[)r.
irt notice,
( all and givo
)isr.
a tin shop.
Howard,
WATCHMAKER & JEWELER.
A Foil Line of Clocks And Watches Always on Hand, at Reasonable Prices.
E\V STORE.
Free Excursions to the World’s Fair
WILL.
H.
Hardware, Furniture,
Agricultural Implements,
J. H. TOWNSEND.
Wilson’s Grocery.
lie wants so much house room bock of the
Don't tieiieve it when you here it report­
store. It can't lie possible lie want? to ed that Lamb A Baldwin have sold about
Stowe away a lot of kitchen furniture ail their hats and are not going to get any­
along with other household furnishings. more. W e get new ones every week and
expect to until after tlie Fourth.
Next
Trot. G. N. Hartley left on the after­
week we expect from tlie east as large a
noon train last Monday for Poughkeepsie,
lot of goods as we have had any time be­
New York, where he will attend New
fore this spring.
Wait until you see
York Yearly Meeting of Friends church.
these before baying elsewhere.
A htt'e later on he will attend a like
F.Iwood Weesner and Mrs. Loiter left
gathering for the New England states at
Provi-l*ni-e, Bhode Island. Mrs. Hartley the first of the week for Portland with
will go to their old homo at Fountain tlie intention of leaving there on Thurs­
City Indiana, in a short time where she day for Tocoma, where they were to take
Mr. Weesner
will visit and rest with her friends and tlie steamer for Alaska.
relatives. The students of the college goes to a»*ist in putting up additional
and a number ot others went to the train building« for Friends mission on Dougla*
to see the professor off and bid him God Island and will he gone from home about
speed in his work for the college.
W e three months. His friends mav expect
noticed several eyes among the students to hear from him through the columns of
that were not entirely dry when the train the G raphic during his stay in that far
1 off ¡and.
rolled away.
east of the town, had an encounter with
Flint .Martin’s Jersey bull Wednesday
afternoon, in which he was probably
lucky to come out as well as he did. He
was in tlie barn with the animal when it
charged him, and lie attempted to escape
by jumping upon a manger. In doing so
he overbalanced and fell into the man '
continue probably a week. W hile every­
body will tie invited, a special invitation
is extended to all eeattered members of
the church the country over to attend.
Anyone having friend» or who know of
. members any where in reach of Newberg
will do well to send them a pressing invi-
j tation to be present. The meetings will
ger, leaving his feet and legs below the ^ held on the fair grounds where splen-
knees on the outside. In the awkward | did opportunities may tie had for camp­
situation of his body, and the vigorous ing out where good «hade, fine water and
onslaught of tbc hull, Hutchinson was abundant wood are of easy access. Our
unable to extricate ids lim bi from the people shou'd make the most of the op­
expo«»(! position, and they were pretty portunity to show that hospitality to the
thoroughly bruised and harked. He b strangers who may come among ns,
able to get about by tlie aid of a stick.— which will tie well calculated to make
Reporter.
them feel glad they were here and want
Ilrlrk:
Brisk! ! U rlektl!
by the th o u sa n d «
F.verylu dy buys
Lot
price. Immense sale« Now is your time to
make money In Die book business
N o c a p i­
ta l r e q u ire d . Write for terms to agents and
full particular* about free cxcuralo«* to tho
World's Fair
H istorical P u rlis hiw o C o ..
St. Louis, Mo.
W.
.J A P A N E S E :
A lw a y . tlie B eil au«l alwaya Ihe Lowest Prlee.
JOS. WILSOII, Crop.
P. HEACOCK,
D ealer In
umrn
CURE Doors, Windows and Mouldings,
A new and Complete Treatment, ron.latlng
of gnpnoillorlee. ointm ent In i ap»ule,. al»o In
Box and P ill, a P o iltlv e Core for External,
Internal. Blind or Bleedln«. Itehlu* Chronic,
Beeent o f ll-red ilary Pll-*-. and m »ny «dher
dlaeaaea end female weakries»c»; It I* always
a *r«*si benefit to the «anaral health
The flr-t
1 d l.covery o f a medleal eure rendering nn op
»ration with a knife unueeeaaary hereafter
This Remedy has never been known to fall.
II per leu , ft for «•; tent hy mall
Why «offer
from Ihia terrible disease wh-n a written
to come again. It stands our people in guarantee Is given with 6 boxen, to refund the
If not cured.
Send stamp for free
hand to make an extra exertion in this money
Sample.
Guarantee leaned by Woodward,
C
larlo
A
Co.,
Wholesale
and
Retail Druggl.te,
particular by making eome preparation
J Sole Agen’ . Portland Oregon.
First-class foundation brick for sale at
! Newberg brick yard.
J a *. H ams i r r .
• before-hand.
A lw t y . on hand.
Corner First and Meridian street*.
Brackets, Turnings, Fine Finishing Lumber.
S A W E D A N D S P L I T S H IN G L E S , L A T H , L IM E , P L A S T E R ,
C E M E N T A N D H A IR .
NAILS, LOOKS, SASH WEIGHTS, PULLEYS AND CORD, AND
Ocneral Duilder»’ Hardware.
Yard ®t Depot.
MEWIIMC, ORICOM*
m tii
En route.
See tlie Nobby Neckwear at Kay A
Ai.nouu.-m.nt.
For pure paints and oils go to J. H.
N.
P.
R.
R , E astern W ash ,
Todd's.
|
Preaching
service
at
tlie
Evangelical
Townsend's.
North.
A p ril 1, 1891.
South.
May 24,1892.
Lin Parker reports a very pleasant trip ' church every Sunday morning at 19. a m
I.v. Newberg. 7:V> a. ra | I.» Portlaud, 9 40 » m
If you get Storey to do your work, you
T he G r a p h ic :— I went from tlie Nar­
A r i'..rlU nd, 9 ::o a m I A r Newberg l'J:ü p m.
ami
evenings
at 7. 45 p m , except the
to Astoiia last week.
Lv. New berg l i 4-, p in. | Lv. Portland, 4.00 p.iu. will always lie good-natured.
fourth Sunday of every month. Sabbath row Guage depot to tlie Northern Pacific
A r Portland, 3:íl)p.m. i Ar. Neuberg, b:0ö p.m.
Come and see that new lot of pocket
Bring out your duster. W e are now in
Pa-.enger and Freight Kales to all pointa,
school every Sunday morning at eleven, office and found every tiling in good shape
cutlery, the best ever brought to Newberg. for it for the rest of the season.
cau be obtained iront
t . b. FKISSELL.
l’rayer meeting Thursday evening at 7.45. as they had promised. Soon had all ar­
Agent Newberg.
| at Mount's.
D. P. Stratton sold a road grader to A ll are cordially invite«! to attend these ranged and was ushered into a car, such
AT TH E
as makes one feel easy.
I found the
Jesse Edwards and Dr. Jessup looked in parties at Eugene last week.
services.
E d w ar d C u r b an
STEAMER M AN ZAN ILLO .
managers of tlie trains lively and pleas­
on the Presbyterian Assembly at Port­
J.B. Mount, A . P. Oliver, N.E. Britt
l ’astor
ant, especially tho conductor who seemed
land on last Tuesday.
Iu effect May 2, 1802.
j and XIrs. F. A. Morris went to tlie city-
so cheerful and rather an extraordinary
LEAVE
C o m m en cem en t W e ek
LEAVE
H i ! F .
If you think of going east you will find yesterday.
Oreguu City.
Mission.
N ewberg.
man for the place.
I passed over tho
it to your interest to c a ll at the G r a p h ic
V '/J A M.
*0.1X1 A. M.
*0 20 A. M.
Following
is
the
program
of
exercises
A brother of Lin Parker, who is a min­
4 :.iù t M.
12 .30 P. M.
office for information.
of Commencement Week at Pacific Col­ road in 1889 and I thought it was good
ister
in
the
United
Brethren
Church,
lo-
S undays .
lege: Sabbath, Xlay 29, Baccalaureate then hut l believe it has improved or else
Go to Storey’s for all tinning and | cated on the Sound, is here visiting.
6:30 A .M .
7 00 A. M.
10:00 A M.
2 :30 P. M
it is because I have passed over others
Services
11 a. m.
plumbing. He is rushed, but can find
Quite a number of Newberg people will
Tuesday, Xlay 31, Field Day Exercises, since and have forgotten how this one
L k a v e P o r t l a n d , T a y l o r St. D o c k .
time to accomodate you.
attend the prohibition rally nt XIcMinn-
was then. 1 am writing as the train is
7 30 A. M. for New berg Landing.
forenoon and afternoon.
Before you start east to grow up with ville Saturday. J. II. Calderwood, of
2:30 P. M. for Mission Lauding.
Tuesday, .May 31, Exhibition of Cres- , speeJing on its way, so you see it must
Washington,
will
be
the
sjieaker
for
the
tlie
country,
call
at
this
office
and
get
* Except on Mondays.
ho a smooth road.
I have advised a
cent Society, 8 p. m.
rates over the Northern Pacific.
day.
Wednesday, Juno 1, Commencement number of persons to come over this road
Newt Bolton, deputy assessor is now
and they have made good re|K>rts of kind­
The Xlisses Nellie Larkin and Vinnio Exercises.
making a tour of the surrounding country Williams, as delegates from the Baptist
You are cordially invited to attend all | ly tieatinent and comfoitahle trips and if
“ seeking whom lie may devour.”
tlie accommodations arc as good the re­
church, are attending the Sunday School of tnese exercises.
Pasture.
Mohair bought at K ay & Todd’s.
mainder of the journey as they have been
and Young Peoples convention at Salem
B y O rder or T he F aculty .
Can pasture a few more cattle.
this far I shall feel free to advise ottiers
this week.
Laundry goes Tuesday. A . T . H il l .
E dm und B odinson .
to come this way.
M a y o r ' s rroclamatlon.
We lnive selected for our trade the very best quality o f Household Furniture to bo found, and
D. P. Stratton returned from a trip to
For fins paints and oils, so9 J. I I
we are prepared to offer some rare bargains. We buy for cash, and are thus enabled to
Three fine mountain peaks have pre­
Doors and windows, all sizes and thick­ Bay City last Saturday, where lie went on
Whereas it has become customary, on
Townsend.
sell at very low prices. Call and see our goods and get our prices.
sented themselves to our view since we
nesses, either sugar, pine or cedar.
business
connected
with
his
agency
for
tlie
30th
day
of
Xlay
of
each
year,
to
For a first class shave or haircut go to
C a l k i n * ’ Old Stand, F i r s t & Center Street.
D epot L umber Y ard .
road graders. He reports every thing show some mark of esteem for the dead started. Hood and Helens stand out
J. L. Myers.
Fur Sale.
very dull at Bay City.
who fought for an inseparable union and with their magnifieient snow-covered
Have you seen W . T. Maey’s new stock
heads and this morning Xlt. Tacoma
A good fresh milk cow and first class
Dr. Jessup will occupy the pulpit at to maintain human liberty for all, by the
of furniture?
gave us a cheer, reminding us that a
timothy hay.
P aulsen .
Friends church next Sunday at the usual holding of appropriate services and deco­
Only a few more onion sets at J. II.
hoary head is a crown of glory, for it
Charley Smith will read a paper on hour. Those who attend, expecting to rating tho graves of these departed, there­
Townsend’s.
suggests to us tiiat it lias always done
“ Vegetable and Small Fruit liaising,” at hear an interesting and instructive ser­ fore I, Orm. C. Emory, Xlayor o ' the
right. W e passed Chelialis in tlie night
Try \V. 1*. Heacock for nails and build­
the horticultural meeting next Saturday mon, will not he disappointed. Every town of Newbergf by the authority in
so we con Id not see the effects of tlie tire.
er’s hardware.
CARRIES A FULL LINK OF
me
vested,
earnestly
request
that
the
citi­
body
invited.
afternoon.
zens of tho town,- vir h r a r is practicable, Five blocks burned. A saloon did it.
\V. T. Macv’s furniture store is where
The
small
college
boys
and
tr
nine
Mrs. Jo Cook has been hero for the
Respectfully,
shall close their places of business be­
you get the worth of your money.
past ten days visiting with relatives. Jo made up of boys from the town played a
G. N. H a r t le y .
tween
the
hours
of
1
and
4
o'clock
p.
m.
Before you go east it will be to your in­ came up last Saturday and remained over very exciting game of base ball Wednes­
terest to call at the G raphic office.
day evening. Tlie college boys were vic­ of said 30th day of May, A. D. 1892, and
Sunday.
Judge Galloway has gone out of the
properly observe the occasion.
\Y\ T. Macy has the finest line of furni­
trotting horse business, having sold his
Mr. Johnson, who has been here during torious, but tho others say they will do
Dated
at
Newberg,
Oro.,
May
25,
1892.
ure
r ug s fo r
r e s c r p it io n s
them up yet.
ture that can be bought in Portland.
remaining interest in McMinnville Maid
tlie past three months visting relatives,
O rm . C. E m e r y ,
Bead tlm “ ad.” of W . M. Mitchell, the started for his home at Abaline, Kansas,
Alva Cook and Xliss Xlay Cottle were
te
Xlr.
Parker
of
Portland.
He
realized
Perfumes, Fancy and Toilet Articles, Paints, Oils, Varnish and Oil Color. A l s o »
Mavor.
new blacksmith, in another column.
married at the residence of F. S. Cottlo,
$2,000 for the XIaid. l ie still owns a half
last Monday.
fine lino of the
interest in a yearling colt, which paces,
Judge Karnsey, of McMinnville, was in
A . O. V. W . w i l l Celebrate.
Mrs. Cyrus Buel, of Sheridan, stopped the father of bride, at Carlton, yester­
town last Monday on legal business.
off here over Sunday with Mrs. Edwards, day. A number of the relatives went
In response to a call, representatives and has been offered $800 fori*.— Report­
over from here to witness tho ceremony. from Am ity, Carlton, Newberg, Dayton, er.
Mr. Todd visited the city Tuesday to while on her way to the W . C. T. U. con­
The young couple have a largo circle LuFayette and McMinnville, met at Lit­
replenish the stock in the clothing store. vention at Pendleton.
of friends in Newberg who join in wishing tlefield's hall, to arrange for the first A New Honk l>y lion. Jame* G. Illnlne.
S a y ! Have you seen the views of the
Ice is a fine thing in hot weather. C.
them a long and happy life together.
A new illustrated history of our coun­
annual celebration of all the lodges of the
F. Moore & Uo. have some in their soda Charleston and Baltimore on sale at
Xliss Lida Hanson, a lato arrival from Ancient Order United Workmen, of try, tinder the title of “ Columbus and
Hobson's
gallery?
Better
go
and
6ee
fountain.
Kansas, is visiting with her aunt, Mrs. Yamhill county. LaFavctto was chosen Columbia, tho Man and tlie Nation,” is
I PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COM-|
J. H. Townsend sells Clark’s Cutaway them, they are first class.
I
pounded D a y or N k h it .
i
Vannie XIartin. She had a school engag­ as the (dace, and Wednesday Juno 1st, as announced elsewhere in this paper. It
F. H. Storey is furnishing Dr. Clark
Harrow. Nothing like it for orchard cul­
is
published
by
tho
Historical
Company,
ed in Kansas, but a gentle zephyr blew the date for holJing tho celebration.
with water tight casing for his well.
tivation.
the school-house away, and she concluded Considerable enthusiasm was manifested, of St. Louis, Mo., four hooks in one vol­
Men, Boys’ and Children’s straw hats This does away with unhealthy surface to come west. The same storm blew tlie and it was decided to continue to hold ume, tinder the combined authorship of
just arrived at K ay & Todd's.
A ll the water, and is a good idea.
church down, where her father expected annual celebrations in the future nt diff­ Hon. Jas. G. Blaine, Soe. of State, J. W.
The dry weather dropped down on us to preach, and lie thinks of seeking this
latest sty les.
erent places in tlie county.
Tho ex­ Buel, the celebrated author, John Clurk
Loads of lumber from Mitchell&Clark’s so suddenly after tlie rains ceased tiiat a as a more congenial clime.
ecutive committee coirqiosed of members Ridpath, tho famous historian, and Hon.
Is still here with a large stock of
mill are arriving in town daily now to grand rush has been necessary to get
Dr. Elias Jessup arrived last week, and of LaFayette lodge, was instructed to se­ ltenj. Butturworth, Secretary and Solici­
ground in order for planting.
tor-General
of
tho
World’s
Fair
Associa­
fill up their lumber yard
has been busy since, greeting his old ac­ cure the beet of music and the best of
tion. The publishers announce it as the
Mr. Simms, of LuFayette, Indiana, quaintances and forming new onos. He s[ieakera.
I I. K . L itti . k e ie ld ,
Don't wear yourselves out riding horse­
greatest book of tho greatest century ; and
spoken
of
in
last
week’s
paper
as
having
C
h
a
s
.
G
rissen
,
Chairman.
looks
a
little
older
than
he
did
four
years
back, when you can got a Parry cart for
a new history of our country with Mr.
sent for bis family, informs us that he ex­ ago when lie was last hero, but he is still
Secretary.
$10.00 at J. H. Townsend’s.
XIr. Blaine as one of tlie authors, is cer­
pects them in about three weeks.
active
and
full
of
life
as
a
public
speaker.
Bev. Powell will preach a Memorial
tainly
an event in literature worth con­
I'H O O R A M
L u m b e r m e n ’s S u p p lie s , E t c .
S.
Hobson,
the
photo
man,
will
accept
He preached to a large audience at
sermon Sunday, May 29th, at the Baptist
sidering. See advertisement elsewhere.
the
thanks
of
this
office
for
a
couple
of
Friends
church
on
Sunday
night,
to
tlie
Bank
Building.
Of
the
<1.
A.
B.
Exercises
on
Memorial
church, at eleven o ’clock a. m.
photos of the big war ships. You can’t delight and edification of those present. Day, May 39, 1892.
Notice.
Joseph Hoskins is improving as fast as
Agent for a rland and regon S tove».
get any better pictures in Portland.
Ho will have a still larger house next 10 a. m. Meeting of Kilpatrick Post at
could be expected now and lie says he
To my honest patrons and to w hom it
Cemetery Grove to prepare for ufter-
Frank Wood, who got tlie contract for time it is announced that ho will speak.
proposes to cast one more ballot.
may concern : You will please call and
noon exercises.
cleaning np the fair grounds, is at work
The closing exercises of the college will
1 p. in. Meeting ot Armory Hall of Post, settle all old accounts which are duo, and
K ay & Todd have the neatest and
-t -
on tlie job. A ll Frank asks for in this take place on Tuesday and Wednesday of
Camp and Corps.
past due, as I must have money imme­
cheapest Summer Suits ever offered on
world, is a chuncu at a job and lie is next week. On Tuesday the time will be 1 :3() p. m. Forming of Procession head­
diately.
Respectfully,
the Coast. Go and get their prices.
ed by S. of V. Drum Corps and mart'll
happy.
occupied by the athletic club in field day
J. B. M o u n t .
to Cemetery.
Siab wood a dollar a cord delivered—
sports
of
various
kinds.
A
large
number
J. XL Tico is ready for all kinds of work
Song, Gloe Club.
dry a dollar and a half.
F o r Sale.
in his line, including painting, staining, of premiums will be given as prizes in the Exercise, G. A. R. Post.
DoRRANCE B ro ’ s .
Song, G. M. Frank and Others.
One block of eight lots, size of lots 50
graining, paper hanging, etc. A ll work different contests, and a splendid time is
Missos Celinda Haynes, Jennie Larson guaranteed first class or no pay.
Prices expected. Tlie hoys promised ns a pro­ Representation of Different States by 45 xl20 feet. Tw o blocks north of the Bank I mould respectfully announce that l have purchased the interest of J. G. Blermann in the
Young Ladies.
and Emma Peskins received first grade reasonable.
blackfsmlthlng business. I wish to express my thank« fpr past favors, and hope to
gram of the exercises for publication, but
of Newberg, and adjoining the new Col­
Song, Glee Club.
m erit a continance of the same. A ll work warranted first class.
certificates at the last teacher’s examina­
have failed to show up with it. The Cres­ Oration, Rev. Kline, Chaplain of George lege grounds.
A t a great bargain if
Leonard Myers, the popular Main
tion.
cent Society will give an exhibition on
Wright Post of Portland, Oregon.
taken within ten days. Terms one-third
street barber, has bought the Scarce prop­
Song, Glee Club.
rash, balanco easy payments.
Bud Mills, w ho has been nursing a bro erty occupied at present, by Dr. Littlefield. Tuesday evening, and tlie preparatory-
Declamation, “ In Memoriara,” Glenn
Shop on Moridiun Street.
J~m IEJ. H E S T O N
5-2012.
J. K . W r iq iit .
ken arm for several weeks, has discarded This is good property and will make a students on Wednesday afternoon. A ll
Rurget.
are invited to attend these exercises.
the sling in which his arm has rested so pleasant home.
Declamation, “ Over tho Deadline,” Hat­
Notice to Taxpayers.
tie Thomas.
long.
Miss Grace Littlejohn is a little girl aged
The depot building shines with a fiosh
Song, G. XI. Frank and Others.
Notice is hereby given that the school
eleven years, residing in Baltimore, ()hio.
The young people who serenaded Prof, coat of paint.
The lower part was
Declamation, “ Incidents of tlio W ar,”
faxes for District No. 21), Yam hill
“ 1 was troubled
and Mrs. Hartley on last Saturday night, thoroughly sanded, which makes it won­ Read what she says:
Stella Lyon.
County, Oregon, are now due and pay­
with rheumatism for two years, hut could
say they failed to get sight of all the pro­ derfully inconvenient for scribblers.
A
ll
ex-soldiers
are
cordially
invited
to
It
j V. K . C O O P E R & C O .
Unless
get nothing to do me any good. I was so meet at Armory hall and fall in tho pro­ able at the office of the clerk.
fessor’s “ wild animals.”
will he real handy however for the de­
____
paid before June 0, 181)2, the same will
helpless that I had to lie carried like a cession with tho Port.
Everybody in­
Miss Nellie Bruce, a Portland artist, is pot loafers to scratch their backs against.
be deemed delinquent.
bal>e, when I was advised to get a liottle vited to attend the exercises.
visiting with the fam ily of Dr. Burgen.
Allen Cook, who accepted the proposi­ of Chamberlain’s Pain Balm.
Wo tako this plan to inform tho public tiiat wo are bettor than ever prepared to «up-
O rm . C. E m kry , Clerk.
I got it
B y O rder of C ommittee .
She is canvassing the town with a view tion of the Pope XIanufacturing Co., and
plv tlie trade this Fall in tho line of a
from our druggist, XIr. J. A. Kumbler,
of getting up a class in painting.
Healed Hid«.
wrote an article on “ Good Roads,” re­ and in three days I was up and walking
PROGRAM
K ev. Davis, pastor of the Baptist ceived word Tuesday evening that ho had
.Sealed proposai!* w ill be received up till two
around. I have not felt any return of it
o ’clock p. in., Friday June ¡in!, 1W2, for the
church, will address the prohibition club been awarded a $9 ) 00 bicycle. This is
Of
Commencement
Exorcises
of
Pacific
grubbing,
grading and side ditching of Church
since anil my limbs are as limber as they
street between First street and Third street,
at their hall Saturday evening, May 28th. the second prize essay that he has writ­
ever were.” 50 cent bottles for sale by College Preparatory Department, Wed­ and 2nd street from lot 21 in block II, In Hob­ Pa: tie« desiring to set orchard« this Fall will make money by calling on or corre»
son’« addition to the town of Newberg, east to
All are cordially invited.
C ommittee .
ten.
nesday, June 1st, at 2 o'clock p. m.
C. F. .Moore A Co.
landing witli hr tiefore placing their orders.
corporation line. Box culverts to be placed
Invocation,
J. II. Douglas. across 2nd street. Specifications for the above
" E . XL I .” wishes to correct a mistake
A company of young people gathered
John Maris made a tour of the country
work can be seen nt the Recorder's office.
Anthem,
bv
Glee
Club.
made in the article “ A Model College at the residence of Prof. Hartley, between
The right to reject any or all bids Is reserved.
across the river in Marion County, last Oration, Make the Most of Life, Lola L.
A. C. Cox, Street Com.
G irl.” In the tw elfth line from the last, the hours of nine and ten o’tlock on last week, with a view of getting a road out
Hunt.
read “ seven” for “ eleven.”
The word Saturday night, and gave them a serenade.
Oration,
Tlie
Good
of
Organization,
Oran
from the river to the county road, and
K. Edwards.
was changed by a misciiievious school­ The singing was appreciated not only by
I)r. Cornell will castrate colts or stal­
putting in a ferry. H e found everybody
mate.
those for whom it was intended, but by enthusiastic for a ferry as it was tho uni­ Oration, Pussy Wants a Corner, Mattie lions of nil ages when brought to him at
E. Stratton.
barn ami in surrounding country when
In addition to those mentioned last others who heard it.
Q-’ artette, by Glee Club.
versal verdict among tho people that they
Oration.
Tlie Louisiana Lottery, W . G. five or more can he got together,
$1.00
ItK P A IK IN G F I N K W A T C IIK H A N D C L O C K S A S P K C IA L T T .
■week, John Brown, \Yrm. Beece, and Mis­
Don't forget that Deipliina E. Ellis still could buy more with a dollar in Newberg,
Allen.
per head will he tho cliargo. He lias had N E W B E R G ,
.
.
.
.
OREGON.
ses Effie Macy and Mattie Baldwin attend­ keeps Stationery and Notions for sale, al­ than at any town on their side of the
Oration, The Price of Success, Ethel A.
ten years exts'rience and does first class
ed Salem Quarterly Xleeting of Friends so pretty sea-moss and shell bouquets and river. l i e secured the right of way for a
Townsend.
Church last week. They re(>ort a splendid Oregon coast foliage bouquets, fifteen va­ road for five years, and will go to work at Oration, Over the Fence is Out, Edith J. work and lias located at NewU-rg and you
Ellis.
that want to support a veterinarian in
rieties in each box. Call and see them once to open the road and put in a ferry.
time.
at one of the cottages near Friends’ If our people are asked to assist in the Oration, Tlie Growth of C ivil Liberty in your community, give him your work
In the case tried before Justice YVright
England,
George T. Tolson.
when you have any to do.
boarding hall, Newberg, Oregon.
matter they ought to respond, as the in­
Duet, L. C. Smith and J. J. Jessup.
last Monday, in which Sirs. Vanoose
Oration,
Chameleons,
Rose Hampton.
The local W . C. T. U. of Newberg, was creased trade a ferry will bring to the
brought suit against George Bryan, the
Oration, Domestic Advancement, J. Cra-
jury brought in a verdict in favor of Mrs. ' represented at the state meeting held at town, will benefit all lines of business.
gin Haworth.
j
Pendleton,
by
Mrs.
Edwards,
XIrs.
Har­
In a recent letter to the proprietors, Oration, Fashionable Follies, Mary J.
Vanoose, for twenty-nine head of sheep
ford, XIrs. Townsend and Mrs. Allen. I Mr. If. XI. Bangs, the druggist at Chats-
Cook.
F o r a ll Ag ent s w h o nell
valued at $3.00 per head.
Presentations of Diplomas.
W e understand that Mrs. Cox, who lias j worth, 111., says: “ I am very much
Forgiieson, the great democratic proph­
C O LU M B U S AN I» C O L U M B IA ,
Chorus, by Glee Clnb.
been lecturing in eastern Washington and pleased with Cliainberlain’B Cough Bern
Address to the Class,
Pres. Newlm.
et of La Fayette, was in town last Mon­
T H E M AN A N D T H E N ATIO N ,
i Oregon, was also there. Taken altogether edy. During the epidemic of la gripjie Benediction,
Dr. Elias Jessup.
day admonishing the brethern to be faith­
And a full line o f Undertaking Goods.
Headquarters for Farm and Garden
j we doubt if any town in the valley sent a here it took the lead and was very much
B
y
H
on
. ,ia *. G. B la in e , Sec. o f State, J.
ful even unto the end. Furg lias a repu­
stronger delegation.
W. Buel, the celebrated author, John Clark
I lietter liked than other cough medicines.”
Heeds.
In
the
store
building
lately
vacated
by J. T. Smith.
A Gen eral Meeting.
tation for talking the aim right off of a
Ridpath, the famous historian, and Hon. Bun!.
A. H. Carson, of Grants Pass, the most I The grip requires precisely the same
Butterworth, Secretary and Solicitor General of
man if lie gives him half a chance.
Inasmuch as< tlie Yearly Meeting for tho
W orld’s Fair A Annotation.
The (treat
prominent fruit grower of southern Ore­ j treatment as a very severe cold, for which
Friends in the northwest which was Quadrl-Centenlal History of our country, 4
Mr. Baker, the jovial Democratic can­ gon, stopped over here a couple days last this remedy is so efficient.
complete hooka In one immense volume, a
It will
granted last year will bo opened here in quartette o f world-famous authrrx nearly 000
didate for county recorder was in town week to see our country.
He expressed ! promptly loosen a cold and relieve the
p«gp*. 400 xplendid Historical Illustra
June of next year, it lias been thought quarto
tlons and Colored Paintings, constituting a
Tuesday and dropped in on us to relate a himself as being highly pleased with the lungs, soon effecting a permanent cure,
advisable to hold a general meeting of grand pictorial panorama of our country'« his-
few fish stories. Some of the other hope­ country, finding a much hotter place than while most other medicines in common
lory. Alao a complete pictorial dencrlntlon of
like character this year, with the excep­ the great World m Fair at Chicago, with maps,
fuls on the same ticket were in town but 1 he anticipated. It is expected that Mr. use for coids only give temporary relief.
Ac.
1 h « g ra n d rfit hunk o f th •
tion that no business will be done, the charts,
U ren te»! ce n tu ry . Not the creation of one ! a the p i s e to go when you want anything In th . Grocery line.
A larga am) complete i«o «k o f
they k''pt siiy of the G raphic office.
Carson will be secured to deliver an ad­ 50 cent bottles for sale by C. F. Moore A
meetings being entirely devotional. The author, but the combined genius of four master
minds
A
complete,
faithful
and
thrilling
The friends of a certain young man in dress before the meeting of our horticul­ Co.
time fixed on lor the opening of the meet­ record o f our country’s history from the earl­ S T A P L E _A.2ST"D F-A-IfcTOY GIELOCIEIELIIEIG,
C ro « k f r y , W o o p r s w a r z , O l a i s w a r « , L a m p , a n d S t o s r w a r r ,
H e llin g
J. K. Hutchinson, just over tlie river ing is June lfith and the meetings will iest di-coveries to the present time
town, are getting anxious to know why tural society in the near future.
OUKiiONI IN R A IL W A Y TIM E TA IÏLE