Highest cash price paid for wool at Kay night when the closing session was held. : sen were called upon and made interest- j
Newberg will celebrate on the 4th.
Rev. Thomas Armstrong, pastor of ing remarks. Mr. Kirk was called o u t,
A Todd's.
Laundry goes Tuesday. A. T. H ill .
Rev. Campbell, of Hillsboro, will Friends church at \\ hither, California, and gave the school a line compliment in
Barrie removes to the Long store, next
preach next Sunday at 11 a. in. and in arrived on Friday and was one of the his speech. Mrs. Harford was also in-
to A. C. Cox, First street.
principal speakers during the meetings, vited to address them and did so.
j C o m e a a d s e e t h a t n e w lo t o f p o c k e t the evening at the G. A. R. Hall.
The other s|ieakers were Rev. J. II
The photograph was then taken of the
Just
at
this
time
»lien
there
is
a
great
cutlery, the best ever brought to Newberg.
Douglas, Dr. Jessup and I’res. Newlin. grounds and people, and the day ended.
deal
of
talk
and
speculation
going
on,
re­
at Mount's.
l>n Saturday afternoon a business sessiou
Q
AT T1IE
J. C. Colcord sailed for Portland on the garding graveling our streets and roads, was held for the purpose oi making pre­
an
article
iu
this
issue
on
“
Making
Gra­
STEAMER MANZANILLO.
Secretary
Sargent
has
the
arrange­
Manzanillo Wednesday, returning the
liminary arrangements tor Hie opening of
vel Roads” will be found specially inter­
Iu effect May 2, 1892.
same day.
the Yearly Meeting next year. Jesse ments for tlie July meeting of the Oregon
esting to our readers.
LEAVE
LEAVE
LEAVE
Edwards was elected chairman of the State Horticultural Society pretty well
Frank Lee, editor of the Piicijic Farmer,
M ission.
O regon City.
N ew berg.
Mr. Ong had a serious runaway on meeting and l’res. New lin an | Mrs. Min- completed. The I'nion Put ific has made
•fi.CU A. M. of Portland, was a caller at this office last
•9::» A. M
HM A M
4:3ü P. M.
12:30 P. M.
Tuesday. While coining down the thorn secretaries. The time fur o|<ening the lilieral offer of one fare for the round j
Wednesday.
S undays .
mountain from Mitchel A Clark’s mill the meeting next year was fully discussed ■ ,r'*‘ l'°tween Portland and Hood R iver,.
10:00 A M.
7
A.
M.
6:30 A. M.
Doors and windows, all sizes and thick­ with a heavy load of lumber, the wagon ; ! ,)n,|
•2:30 P. M.
, he Ust —
Tuwdav
. . in . June WM tinrtUv witli tho privilege of returning by boat j
nesses, either sugar pine or cedar.
struck a stump and one of the horses I
as tlie
The chairman and see- from the Cascades to Portland. There is
L eave P ortland , T aylor St. D ock ,
D e po t L u m ber Y a rd .
7:30 A .M . for N ew berg L anding.
surged
forward
and
slipped
the
nock
yoke
|
retaries
w,,re
directed
to arrange the pro-; every reason to expect a very largo at­
*2:30 P. M. for M ission L anding.
Slab wood a dollar a cord delivered— from the end of the tongue. The road
J ^ E W F U R N IT U R li STORE.
gram tor the work to be done during the tendance at this meeting.
* E x c e p t on M ondays.
dry a dollar and a half.
was slippery from a shower ef rain, and meeting.
One of the most novel and instructive
D orra n ce B ro s .
Mr. Ong soon seen it was usoloss to stay
On Saturday a large numlier arrived exhibits at the Columbian Exposition j
Next Sunday and until further notice with the wagon so he jumped off and lot from Salem and several from Marion, will be made by Agricultural Colleges'
Local Events.
all the meetings of Friends church will the team go. Ttie horses fairly flew Dayton, Dundee, Middleton and Portland. and Experiment Stations of tho United
be held at the pavilion on the fair down the mountain ami strange to say Two ladies came from eastern Washing StateH. This exhibit will occupy a floor !
Kay & Todd have but one price for all. grounds.
came out with only a few slight scratches. ton a distance of three hundred miles. space of 8,000 square feet. It will repre­
Call at Hill’a barber shop and take a
James Madson sold his farm several Tho wagon was not badly broKen.
On Sunday tho large pavilion was filled sent the work of a model agricultural ex-
bath.
days ago to the Newberg Orchard Asso­
to overflowing, there being eight or nine [icriiuent station, covering the field of ex- j We h ave selected for o u r tra d e th e v ery b e st q u a lity of H o u seh o ld F u r n itu re to b e fo u n d , a n d
It r i c k ! I l r l c k t t H r l r k ü t
J. H. Townsend keeps tbo best silver ciation. We understand the price real­
we are p re p a re d to offer som e ra re b a rg a in s. We buy for ra s h , au d a re th u s e n a b le d to
hundred people in attendance. Rev. perimeot and research in crops, botany,
F ir s t- c l a s s f o u n d a tio n b ric k fo r s a le a t
sell at very low p rices. C all a n d see o u r goods a u d get o u r p ric e s.
ized was about $18,000.
ware.
Armstrong preached at the morning ser­ horticulture, entomology, feeding stuffs,
N e w b e rg b ric k y a r d .
J .t s . H a m n e t t .
C a lk in s * O ld S ta n d » F i r s t £ C e n t e r S t r e e t .
vices, Pres. Newlin in the afternoon and animal nutrition, dairy solids, milk test­
For a first class shave or hair-cut go to
Mr. Saunders, the cherry man opposite
Dr. Jessup and Rev. Douglas at night. ing auil veterinary science, and will in­
J . L. Myers.
Champoeg, asks us to state to the New­
G o v ern m en t Lauds.
Newberg, Oregon.
W. T. MACY.
clude an elaborate and complete botani­
For fine paints and oils, see J. II berg people that ho has sold his entire
Choice agricultural lands with running A full and free salvation was preached on cal, biological and chemical laboratory.
all
these
occasions
am)
every
sermon
was
crop
of
cherries
to
Cy
Vaughan.
Townsend.
water can be taken as homesteads.
The progress of civilization tends to
well received by the large audiences pres­
J. M. Tice is ready for all kinds of work
L. C. W a s h b u r n ,
Have you seen W. T. Many’s new stock
-s a
produce specialists in almost every avoca­
ent.
The
meetings
were
a
great
blessing
in
his
line,
including
painting,
staining,
New Grand Central Hotel,
of furniture?
tion. It is evident that the development
to
tlie
large
membership
of
Friends
6-1712.
Portland, Ore.
Screen doors and windown at W. P. graining, paper hanging, etc. All work
church and they were apparently enjoy­ of the fruit industry of this section re­
CARRIES A FULL LINK OP
guaranteed first class or no pay. Prices
lieacock’s.
quires the services of a class of specialists
ed bv all who atlTSided.
D is o l u t l o n N o tic e .
reasonable.
who
will
make
it
their
husiness,
know
Try \V. P. Ileacock for nails and build­
Notice is hereby given that tho partner­
The large team driven by E l Blum,
tho best methods of dealing with fruit
er's hardware.
T e a c h e r '« I n s t i t u t e .
took a sudden scare while on the Port­ ship heretofore existing between J.
pests and cleansing orchards. Even now
Miss Elsia McCrea is clerking In Henry
M
c
M
innvii
l e , June 20.—Teacher's In­
land road east of the fish pond yesterday, T. Smith and S. A Haworth is this da>
there is a demand for work of this kind
Austin’s bakery.
stitute
oj>ened
today
at
1
:30
p.
ni.
in
the
and ran away. The gray horse was bad­ mutually dissolved. S. A. Haworth te-
and Secretary Sargent, of the Stute Hor­
Look out for the premium list fur the ly crippled up.
tiring from tho business and J. T. Smith public school building, with sixteen ticultural Society, finds constant cull for
P u r e D r u g s fo r P r e sc r pit io n s .
teachers
present.
Su|-erintendent
L.
II.
fair in a short time.
Capt. Waud, of the steamer Manzanillo remaining in the husiness, the said J. T. Baker made some interesting remarks, his services in doing work of this kind in
l’erfumcs, Fancy and Toilet Articles, I’alnts, Oils, Varnish and Oil Color. Also a
Lin Parker visited the seat, of govern­ informs us that they expect to begin run Smith resuming all debts contracted for
showing the progress of institute work the immediate vicinity of Portland.—A’n-
fine line of tho
ment of Yamhill last Tuesday.
ning a free hack from the depot to the the firm and all accounts due said firm since about 1878. Prof. Dawes, instruc­ ral North uett.
L. W. Harger and lady of West Clieha- boat landing in a few days. Allen’s liv to be paid to J. T. Smith.
LATEST STYLES of WALL PA PER .
tor in Physiology and Hygiene, and Men­
Dated this 9th day of Juno 1892.
lera attended services here last Sunday.
ory stable will furnish the rig.
W o in t W a n t e d .
tal
Arithmetic,
assigned
a
lesson
for
J. T. S m i t h ,
W. T. Macv’s furniture store is where
Is h e re b y giv en th a t the school hosn l
Nate Stanley is driving Andy Pickett’s
Tuesday morning. Prof. Gitz arriving at of Notice
6-10t3.
S . A. H a w o r t h .
D t,t. ZB, Y am hill Uo., Ore., w ill re c eiv e bids
you get the worth of your money.
big team, hauling lumber from Mitchell
3 o’clock, showed work on form and color up till 12 m . of th e 15th day of J u ly , Istrj. for th e Blank Books, Stationery, School Books and School Supplies.
fu rn ish in g of flftceu co rd s of dry oiili wood and
W. T. Macy has the finest line of furni­ & Clark’s mill to their lumber yard in
for primary grades, which lie will give in­ tw enty cords of dry fir w ood, to be d e liv e re d
S c h o o l D e p o r t f o r D i s t r i c t N o. i).
am t co rd ed iu tm sem eut o t th e school b u ilding.
town. A Stanley who couldn’t handle a
ture that can be bought in Portland.
struction
in
during
institute.
Have
just
O. C . E m k k y ,
A noukw P ic k ett ,
Number of days taught, 20. No. days
c le rk .
C hairm an
Champion Hinders and Mowers at J. team would break the record of the fam­ attendance, 733. No. day s absence, 55. organized today and are teady for good
I P rescriptions (’ vbkfully C om -
ily from away back.
Ì
pounded D ay oh K iuht .
H . Townsend’s.
6-24t4.
C. F. MOORE & 00.
No. days tardy, 0. No. boys enrolled on work tomorrow.
R e s te d B id e .
A stranger was in town last Tuesday register, 10. No. girls enrolled, 28.
On Tuesday morning Institute was cal­
A good five-room house and four lots
Sealed proposals w ill be reeelv eil u p till 2
for sale at a bargain. Call at this office. who was a little bit shaky. He said he Total number belonging, 38. Average led to order by superintendent Baker at o’clock p. in.. F rid ay J u ly 1, 1822, for tho Krub
had an “ injestive chill” the evening be­ daily attendance 36. Names of pupils on 9 o’clock a. tn. After singing “ Showers biUK aud g ra d in g of M crldlau stre et from F irst
Dorrance Bros, new house on lilver
s tre e t to N in th stre et, In tow n of N ew berg, Ore-
fore and he was sure he was going to die "Roll of honor” aro as follows: Carrie of Blessing,” Prof. Dawes conducted
eon. H peefScatioiis for tlie above w ork c an bo
street shines with a coating of white
at th e R ec o rd e r’s office.
soon. An ererdose of bug juice seemed Bryan, Rosa Burrows, Banna Carter, recitation in mental arithmetic. Prof. seen
h a r d w a r e stq r e
T he rig h t to re je c t any o r all btda la reserved.
paint.
Danes’ method of teaching mental, we
to be the main trouble.
A. C. C ox, S tre e t Com.
Helen
Chamberlain,
Ella
Hess,
Mablo
J. H. Townseml sells Clark’s Cutaway
Is s till h e re w ith a larg e sto ck of
Galvanized water tight well casing, Paulsen, Nellie Paulsen, Bertha Rogers, lielieve an excellent one, thus very bene
Harrow. Nothing like it for orchard cul­
tidal.
We
find
program
for
institute
is
seems to bo a success. Mr. Storey is Clara Johnson, Annie Johnson, Mary
N A T IO N A L B K M K D Y C O .
tivation.
D avid W. M artin, Kcuernl a g e n t for th e N a­
furnishing it to several parties here lately, Johnson, Maudie Wills, Millie Wills, Min­ as follows:
n a l R em edy Co. w ishes to a n n o u n c e ttia t lie
Don't wear yourselves out riding horse­ and where pure water is desired, it is the
a. tn. to 9 a. tn.—Opening Exercises. tio
nie Wheeler, Nellie Wheeler, Mary Bryan, 8:45
now h as tw o ag en ts In N cwtierg fur th e sale
9 :03 to 9 :45—Mental Arithmetic.
back, when you can get a Parry cart for thing.
of his m e d ic in es. Mrs. Mary H obson, on south
Ruby Stater, Cora Coles, Kay Carter, Al- 9 :45 to 19:39—Language.
M eridian street, n e a r th e fa ir g ro u n d s, aud
$16.00 at J. H. Townsend’s.
Mrs. Cox, on F irst street, o n e do o r w est of P re s ­
T. B. Cummings, of Portland, who dpn Chamlierlaln, Arthur Kirk, Andrew 10:30 to 10:40—Recess.
b y te ria n c h u rc h , Bre h is only a u th o rise d
Sea-moss and Oregon coast bouquets I worked at the carpenter trade here last Christenson. The follow ing ¡3 names of 10:40 to 11:25—History.
Lumbermen's Supplies, Etc.
agents, who h av e glut w ill h e re a fte r keep on
hand a full su p p ly of th e a bove-nam ed rem e-
made by Delphina Ellis the invalid, fur summer came up Wednesday to rent a pupils having by examination a general 11:25 to 12 :00—Written Arithmetic.
Bank BullJlug.
J. g
M O IJN T#
dloa.
seplpdto-tin 1
1
:00
p.
in.
1»
1:43
p.
m.—Geography.
sale at J. T. Smith’s store.
house preparatory to moving his family average above 90 per cent. Wl-.o received 1 :43 to 2 :30—Form and Color.
A gen t for Carland and O regon 8 to v e s.
Dr. Jessup went as fas as Portland last here about the first of next month. He Public School Diplomas. Helen B. 2 :30 to 2 :40—Recess.
«JA P A N E S E
'Wednesday with his son John and Rev. says ho intends to buy lots and build a Chamberlain, Ranna E. Carter, Minnie 2 :40 to 3 :25—Physiology and Hygiene.
Armstrong on their way to southern Cali­ house to save rent.
E. Wheeler, Bertha L. Rogers, Carrie M. 3:25 to 4:00—General Discussion.
Prof. Getz takes charge of language les­
fornia.
-t-
Chamberlain’s Colic. Cholera and l)iar- Bryan, Clara Johnson, Ruby Stator, sons in primary grades. Prof. Getz is a
Miss Bettie Will lams and her mother rluee Remedy can always be depended Rosa Burrows, Alden Chamberlain,
teacher
of
long
experience
and
knows
just
A new anil C om plete T rea tm e n t, coiiHisting
started for Dakota last Monday where upon, it is pleasant to take and will cure Anhur Kirk, Ray Carter, Frank Duncan.
S uppositories, o in tm e n t in C apsules, also in
Let ns climb steadily round by round how to present the subject of language to of
they will visit Mrs. Williams’ eons who cramp, cholera morbus, dysentery and
Box an d F ills; a P o sitiv e C u re for E x te rn a l,
tlie
primary
class.
His
work
this
morn­
In
te
rn a l, B lind or B leeding, Itch in g , C hronic,
live In that country.
diarrhica in their worst forms. Every until wo roach tho top of the ladder.
ec e n t or H e re d ita ry P iles, and m an y o th e r
ing was very interesting as well as in­ d R isea
ses au d fem ale w e a k n e s se s ; it is alw ays
F.
R.
R o g e r s , Teacher.
The parties who have the contract for family should bo provided with it. 25
structive. Prof. Dawes conducts a reci­ a great benefit to th e g e n eral h e alth . The first
disco v ery of a medicAl euro re n d e rin g an o p ­ I m o u ld re spec tf ully Announce that I ha ve p u rc h a s e d th e in te re s t of J. G. B ie rm a n u in th e
putting the fence around the fair grounds and 50 cent bottles fo r'sale by C. F. T l i e T r c M . i l B r i r k I V i i r b . . C e r t a i n t y
tation in history. Subject “ Early Dis­ era tio n w ith a k n ife u n n e c e s sa ry h e re a fte r.
b la c k sm ith i n g business. I w is h to e x p re ss m y t h a n k s for pAst favors, a n d h o p e to
are getting on nicely with the work and Moore & Co., druggists.
This R em edy has n e v e r b e en know n to fall.
coveries.” Many important points were $1
Mr.
Wetherell,
who
went
to
Chicago
p er box, ti for f>; sen t by m ail. W hy suffer
m e r it a c o n tin a n c o of t h e sam e . A ll work w a rra n te d first class.
are doing a good job.
Lamb & Baldwin have received that two weeks ago with clay to have tested noticed, such as, discoveries, by whom, from th is te rrib le d isea se w h en a w ritten
g u a ra n te e is given will» 6 boxes, to re fu n d tlie
Miss Ilinchman started for Iowa last large bill of goods they were expecting at the pressed brick machine factory, re­ places founded, etc. Subject of written m oney if not cured. S end stam p for free C a r r i a g e W o r k & H o rs e S h o e in g a S p e c i a l t y .
Monday where she will visit her mother from the east. They were delayed on the ports that the tests made, have been arithmetic by superintendent Baker. He Sam ple. G u aran tee is su e d by w oodw ard,
C larke & Co., W holesale an d R etail D ruggists,
Sliop on Meridian Street.
JT_ TT! H E S T O N " .
during the summer. She will return a road, but are here now, and will sell highly satisfactory. Jesse Edwards re­ does not believe in omitting small things. Sole A gents, P ortland, O regon.
few weeks before the college opens.
them very low. Leghorn flats from 50 ceived a telegram from him Wednesday We were drilled in addition, but none
T o w n L ots.
cents to $1.25. Dress Hats 40 cents to evening, calling him to Chicago immedi­ could add well; we expect to improve.
Some choice lots near old college $1.50. Flowers and other goods accord­ ately, and lie left on the train yesterday Geography by Prof. Getz was very inter­ NEWBERG WOOD YARD.
grounds for sale on the installment plan, ingly. Come and see.
for that city, to assist in buying the out­ esting. Me handles tho sublect of prima­ I am p re p a re d to fu rn ish w ood in auy q u a n fi
*-4 cask.
Inquire of Yamhill Land Co. or
Mother’s meeting will bo held at the fit. for the works. Before leaving ho ry work up to the study of geography prop­ ty, e ith e r stove wood or cord wood.
.A. IC. COOPER & CO.
E. E. Washburn.
6-24t2.
home of Mary Ann Hobson Saturday, hired several hands to put to work at er, very well. He continues with the sub­
W O O D D K L IV K K K D P R O M P T L Y
ject
of
form
and
color,
in
which
all
were
in­
to any p a rt of tow n. U>ave o rd e rs a t W ilson’s
Dr. and Mrs. Mintliorn stopped otr here June 25tli at 3 o’clock. Subject to be dis­ once clearing the grounds for tho reception
G rocery.
last Saturday on their return from the cussed, “ Mothers in the Home,” to lie of the machinery. Theoutfit will liesliip- terested. Prof. Getz is a good instructor.
We take this plan to inform the public that we are better than ever prepared to aup*
Physiology
by
Prof.
Dawes,
one
of
the
WALTER STRATTON.
east. They said the finest crops tficy saw presented by Jane Votaw. All mothers ped about the fourth of July and the in­
ply tlie trade this Fall in the line of a
anywhere in their travels were in Kan­ are invited to attend and take part in this tention of the company is to push the best instructors in this branch, gave
many
interesting
points
of
value.
much
needed
work.
L
u
c
y
S.
H
a
w
o
r
t
ii
.
enterprise ns fast as a large force of hands
sas.
Number of teachers now enrolled 28
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF FRUIT TREES.
The popularity of the sugar pine door is can hurry it along to completion. The
Since last Monday morning Irvine
and
we are going to have a successful in­
foreman
of
tlie
works
at
Chicago
will
Estep walks with a little quicker step and shown at the Depot Lumber Yard where
Patties desiring to set orchards this Fall will make money by calling on or eorrea
stitute.
Anon.
smiles at everybody on the street. The W. P. Ileacock informs us lie sells five of come out and have the oversight of put­
ponding with us before placing their orders.
ting
in
the
machinery
and
will
give
the
them
to
one
cedar.
They
are
certainly
little one is a boy and all parties aro do­
NEW BERG,
:
OREGON.
C O K I m l.I v k k i t e m s .
the best, strongest, least likely to get necessary instructions for harvesting the
ing well.
We h a v e ju s t re e elv ee a full lin e of new goods,
clay. The ¡Chicago company will also
Mr. Wm. Hunter has purchased the
la te st p a tte rn s and best q u a lity , a n d w ill
Go to Dr. Clark for the Painless ex­ bruised up, anil doors for the company he
sell
ot as low figures as (he q u a lity of o u r goods
furnish
an
expert
in
the
business,
to
tuko
farm
formerly
owned
by
Mr.
Phelps.
If
w ill ju s tify . C all a n d see us.
traction of teeth. This is something new, represents are warranted not to be effect­
the place ol foreman of tho works, all of changes occur the citizens will always re­
ed
by
the
weather
more
than
cedar.
safe and reliable. I can recommend it
For twenty-fivo cents you can insure which goes to show that there is to be no joice in having as substantial new comers J J A WORTH & STANBROUGH,
from an actual experiment perform­
yourself and family against any bad re­ money thrown away on ex(>eriiiicn!s as is as are Mr. and Mrs. Hunter. Mrs. Mc­
ed on my own self.
often the case in tlie beginning of such Lain and son have also come to tlie
Children’s Day will be observed by the sults from attack of bowel complaint dur­ enterprises. Mr. Edwards lio|>os to be neighborhood and are looking aliout for
U K I ’A I K I N H F I N K W A T C H E S A N D C L O C K S A H P K C I A L T Y .
ing
the
summer.
One
or
two
doses
of
Presbyterian and Christian Sunday
OREGON.
NEWBERG,
back in ten days or two weeks.
a location.
N kwberu ,
:
O regon .
Chamberlain's
Colic,
Cholera
and
Diar-
Schools, Sunday afternoon, June 26, 1862,
There
is
a
now
supply
of
vehicles
and
at three o’clock, in the Baptist church. rhica Remedy will cure any ordinary
S t r u c k I t 11 I ch .
no longer is the grass growing in the We are now p re p a re d to p u t d o w n w ells ou
case. It never fails and is pleasant and
All are cordially invited.
sh o rt n otice. C o rresponeence Inv ited .
Monroe Ramsey made the best discov­ wagon tracks.
safe to take. No family can afford to be
Austin, the baker, failed to measure
ery of fossil remains a few days ago, that
The
school
so
successfully
taught
by
without it. For sale at 23 and 50 cents
the capacity of last Saturday and Sun­
has ever been brought to fight in this re­ Fred Rogers, held the closing exercises
EAST SIDE
per bottle by C. F. Moore & Co.
day’s visitors pro|>erly and consequently
gion of country. Eight or ten years ago in French’s grovo adjoining the school
Saturday,
June
25th
will
be
the
regu
fell far short of being able to supply the
he accidentiallv found an immenso tooth building, on last Friday. Tho grounds
lar meeting of the Chehalem Valley Hor­ weighing nearly fourteen pounds, along j were cleared from all debris, a platform
demand for the staff of life.
ticultural society. A full attendance is the banks of Chehalem creek, below the built with a canopy of fir boughs. This
J. L, Hoskins has fifteen different va­
desired as it is the time for election of gri«t mill. Since the discussion ol late was decorate! with moss« and flowers.
rieties of cherries. We sampled eight of
officers. We also want to make arrange­
them last Tuesday and found them all | ments for a meeting in July, when Mr. j concerning fossil remains along our On the evergreen that banked the plat­
H. POWELL, Proprietor.
good. We got tiled or we might * 'e | Carson is expecting to be with ns. Mem- j streams, he concluded to prospect for the form was the word welcome in white
Ami a full line of U ndertaking Goods.
H eadquarters for Farm and Garden
rest
of
the
skeleton
and
his
laliors
have
roses,
and
roses
everywhere
made
a
pretty
been able to testify regarding the re' 1 berg and others interested please turn!
You w ill alwajr* Ami a t thin m a rk e t th e very
best Fresh Meat« of all kind*.
not been in vain. By excavating he contrast to the dark green of the firs that
mainder.
Heeds.
In
the
store
building
lately
vacated
hy J. T. Sm ith.
out and lets revive the interest that has i found a large tusk, several very large
Give m e a tria l a n d be c o n v in c ed th a t I can
over shadowed.
d o you good.
John Maris has engaged Cap Peters to been somewhat lagging for a while.
teetli and some bones which, judging
There were seats for all, and tables C e n t e r S t r e e t ,
construct his new ferry boat and hopes to
N ew berg, O regon.
E. C. A r m s t r o n u .
from the different sizes, must have he- spread where the friends and patrons
have it done in a few days. .Mitchell
Mr. C. II. Shawen, Weilsville, Kan., j longed to two different animals of the spreail a bountiful lunch at 12 o’clock and
& Clark will furnish the lumber. New- says: “ It is with pleasure that I speak
berg will be connected with the territory of the good Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera same species. From the Bhape of the all pat took with a hearty relish. We j^EWBERC POULTRY YARDS
teetli and the way they are worn they cannot give you the minute detail of tho
across the river by a public thorough­ ! and Diarrhica Remedy has done my fam-
NEWBERC,
must have belonged to tbe elephant or program as it occupied the greater portion
ORECON.
fare in a few days.
n th e plane to go w hen you w ant a n y th in ? In th e G rocery lin e .
A la rg e a n d co m p le te sto ck o f
I ily during the last fourteen vears. In the mammoth family. They are ill a good 0f the day.
Paul Macy has hail a force of hands most obstinate cases of summer cora- state of preservation, one tooth still re­
B reeder of
S T A P L E A.TSTTD F A. 1STO Y G R O C E R IE S ,
There was music by tlie pupils, recita­
at work during the week finishing (,!aint and diarrhira among my children, maining in a portion of the jaw bone. tions and dialogues by all. Those who
llROCKKRT, WOODKNWARR, GLAMaWARR, LAMPS AND STONEWARE,
Pure
and
Standard
Fowls
up odd jobs on the roads. Parties living it acted as a charm, making It never nec- Mr. Ramsey has placed them in tbe win­ especially deserve mention for correctj
A lw ays ou h a n d . A lw ays th e B est au<l alw ays th e Low est Price.
weet of town are rejoicing over the fait essary to call in a physician. I can truth- dow at Myers barDer sliop, where they
C o rn e r F irst a n d M eridian .Streets.
JO S. WILSON, P ro p .
rendition of their selection aro Carrie L t Brahmas F etch A C orm ey .train
that the road has been graded as far a as s fully say that in my judgment, based on may lie seen. It was rather amusing to
Bryan, Itay Carter, Nellie Burrows, A nna'
_
_
,
they got the Btumps taken out. They years of exjierienee, there is not a medi­ bear a lad of eight or ten summers, re­ Carter, Frank Duncan, Alden Chamber-
BcUTCÜ PlyKlOUtll ROCkS
have been climbing over stumps for a cine in the market that is its equal. For mark while looking at tlie bones on Wed­
fin, Richard Rhodes, Helen Chamberlin, O f the Jay Hawk .train
long time out that way and we don't sale by C. F. Moore & Co., druggists.
nesday morning that, “ They say uncle Arthur Kirk, Lizzie Kirk, Minnie Wheel­
Eggs for sale.
blame them for feeling jubilant. In a
K. C. Armstrong president ol the horti- Dave Ramsey sh it that animal several er, Millie Wills, Cora Coles, Mary John­
Ike a le r in
few years more stumpy roads in this cultural society, had a letter from A. II. yean ago with a bow and arrow down son, Clara Johnson, Claude and Ruby
O. F. >Ioore, Drop.
community will be a thing of the past.
Carson, the most prominent fruit grower there on the creek!” We knew uncle Stater and Bertha Rogers. Many of the
Prof. J. J. Jessup started last Wednes­ of southern Oregon, w ho is located near Dave was here a tong time ago, hut hard­ others did themselves credit. Ed. Rog­ JERKING BRANCH
day for southern California, intending to Grants Pass, stating that he could arrange ly think he ever claimed to have been ers amused the audience by rendering
be gone about two months. When he re­ to speak hereabout the 10th of next month on the ground so far hack as that.
several character pieces. Mr. Rogers the
turns in the fall he expects to bring Mrs. as ho will 1« on hi« way to the horticul­
teacher recited “ Tho Kusign Bearer,”
T h . O .n .ra l M etin g .
Jessup home with him. Such is life in tural meeting at Hood river about that
very effectively. A Matrimonial Ad vor-!
H A W E D A N D HI’ L I T S H IN O U K H , L A T H , L I M E , P L A S T E R ,
O regon .
N ewberg ,
The general meeting announced last tisement by teacher and pupils was very
the far west. We congratulate J. J. lie- time. Mr. Carson was invited to address
fore hand on the wise conclusion he has the people here some time ago; hut could week was held at the fair grounds as ar­ laughable.
CEM ENT AND H A IR .
arrived at after due deliberation. Miss not do so at that time. He is a practical ranged for and was very successful and
Last hut not least was the presenting of
W yandottes a Specialty.
NAILS, LOCKS, SASH W LIGHTS, P U L L E T S A I D CORD, A I D
Hammer is the name of the young fruit grower an I will interest any one who highly satisfactory in every way. The diplomas to twelve pupils whose average
lady we understand. May prosperity and is interested in practical horticulture. meetings opened on Thursday afternoon was above 90 per cent.
The best and moat popular breed. 1
General Builders’ Hardware.
happiness attend them through a long We hope arrangements may be made to at 2 o'clock and two sessions we.-e held
At the close of the program the direc- Fgrg. for sale at $2 per setting of 15.
Y ard a t D w jot.
RCWBERC, ORCCOR-
. vich day acd oc* at eight until “ -today tor» M estr:. t'tater W h ite r, an J j>au; . J CidJ on or address, g . H o b S O D .
Jifsof usefulness.
hate k.m stop off here.
OUKGUMVN RAILWAY TIM E TABLE.
TERM S
N o rth .
A p ril 1, 1891.
South.
Lv. N ew berg, 7:3o a. in I Lv. P o rtla n d , 9.10 a m
Ar. P o rtlan d . 9:30 a. iu. | Ar. N ewborn l^ .lo p .in
Lv. N ew berg 12:4.*> p.ra. 1 Lv. P o rtland. 4.30 p in.
Ar. P o rtla n d , 3 3 0 p .n i. | Ar. N ew berg, 0:05 p.m .
P a sse n g e r a n d F re ig h t Kates to all p o in ts,
c a n be o b ta in e d from
C. B. FR I83ELL.
A gent N ew berg.
C A SH
OR ITS EQUIVALENT,
R ELIA B L-m
.13
A F T E R M ARCH
1, 1892.
Everything New, At Bed-rock Prices.
P O S T O FFIC E D R U G STORE
Popular Patent and Family Medicines.
THE Pirmpp-p
nuneei
Builders’ and Shelf Hardware,
Stoves and Tinware, Pumps,
“ I
CURE
•T. E. Heston,
L
A
G
K
S M
I T
Newberg Nursery,
c. c o x ,
UNDERTAKER.
K.
W ELL BORERS,
H.
Howard,
W ATCHM AKER
& JEW ELER.
A Foil Line of Clods And Watches Always on Hand, at Reasonable Prices.
J J E W ST O R E .
Meat Market,
H ardw are,
F u rn itu re,
Agricultural Implements,
C.
J. H . TOW NSEND.
ilson’ s Grrocery,
W. P. HEACOCK,
Doors, Windows and Mouldings,
Poultry Yard Brackets, Turnings, Fine Finishing Lumber.
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