Newberg graphic., July 29, 1892, Image 3

I take dinner with them. A long table in
of a grove near the house was spread with
diurihua. I never had it worse in my the good things Oregon c o o k s know >u
liie. I tried several old-timed remedies, w e ll how to i repare, such as i •• aud cake
such as blackberry w ine, paregor ic and and yellow legged chicken, and then
laudanum without getting any relief. My cams nil's and candies, ice cream and
attention was then called to Chamber- lemonade, until it was too much to ask
lain’* Colic, Cholera and Diarrhe a Rem­ a fellow to pa«* judgment on u'l the gooi
edy by Mr. li. C. Tinsley who had been things that went stacked on the table.
handling it there, and in less than five There were present, J. I. Hadley, Miss
minutes after taking a small dose I was Elina Brown, Willie Cletuenson, Joseph
entirely relieved.—O. G. Burford, Harris Hoskins and the families of Cyrus Hos­
Creek, Amherst Co., Ya. For sale by C. kins, Lewis Hoskins, Frank Hadley,
Alonzo Hadley, T. U. Cummings, Thom­
F. Moore & Co.
At the meeting of the horticultural so­ as Hadley, Win, Mary, Alva Maey, Ode
ciety last Saturday an informal discus­ Hatfield, James Hunt and E. H. Wood­
sion on various topics of much interest to ward. A largo number oi very nice and
fruit growers was particitated in by all useful presents of glassware were present­
members present. In view of the fact ed. The afternoon was spent in pleasant
that the fair will be held in September conversation and all left for their homes
and soon followed by lire October meet­ wishing Mr. and Mrs. George many moro
ing of the state horticultural society at j years oi married life together.
1.1ST OK l ’lttiSK X TS.
this place, it was decided to postpone far­
Cyrus H oskins and wife, lamp; Lew­
ther meetings of our local society until
November, except on call of the chairman. | is Hoskins and wife, fruit dish; Joycle
A special meeting will be held about the Hoskins, celery glass nml cake stand;
1st, of October to arrange for the state H ervey and Cecil Hoskins, sauce dish;
Anna H oskins, pickle dish; James
meeting.
K. 1-1. 1‘ obtrr .
About 0 o’clock last Sunday morning { H unt and wife, fruit dish; Lola and
one of the Hess brethren was observed by ! Maggie H unt, tea set; Nelia Hunt,
cream pitcher; Julia Maey and Cyn-
our neighbors just north of town, astride
of bis horse, though leaning very hard on j tha Hatfield, fruit dish; Thomas and
I.ucinda Hadley, cream pitcher and
the saddle horn, a six shooter qu'etly
peering out of his gun pocket. Hero the set of glass goblets; John Hadley, meat
dish; T. B. Cummings and w ife, set of
horse stood in the middle of the public
highway with its limber load until 1 p. vaces; Elina Ilr o w n ^ fjt cup; A lva
Mac.v and wife, dessert dishes; E. H.
m., when the load fell off and was subse­
Woodward and wife, fruit dish; Alon­
quently deposited in the fence corner by
zo Hadley and wife, set o f vaces; Lew­
souio good Samaritans, where the afore­
is George, set of silver tea and table
said brother finally became somewhat
conscious of bis surroundings, got up and spoons.
hath.
The Champion Binder takes the lead,
for sale l>y J. II. Townsend.
Some line Light Brahma chickens fu r
sale cheap.
C. F. M oorh .
STEAM ER MANZANILLO.
I G. W. Cutts h lightning manipulator
Iu «effect May 2, 18ML
during Charley Frisseli’a absence at the
LEAVE
LEAVE
tiA v r
coast.
M ission,
N ew berg.
O re g o n City.
v;.jo a . Sf.
•o .OU A. M.
*V:30 A M.
Come aad see that new lot of pocket
12 :30 Y
4:M Y. M.
cutlery, the best ever brought to Newberg.
•SO’DAYS.
7 00 A.
6:30 A. M.
at Mouut's.
M Y.
Carl Burgen has secured his old posl-
L eave F wtiakd , T aylor St. D ock «
j lion in the Aliskv candy manufactory at
A oassiz H all , C ottac . e C ity . Mass )
77:30 A .M . for N ew berg Landing.
2:30 P .M . for M ission L auding.
> Portland.
July I 8 1 I 1 , 1892.)
* E x c e p t on M ondays.
D e a r S ir :— Thinking it might be of in­
J. C. Gubser started for the coast Wed-
terest to you, and olhers who take an ac­
“ j nesday. going by Dayton to get some
tive part in the advancement of Pacific
his
brother’s
folks.
Local Events.
College, I send you a short account of my
Mrs. Wiley is having an addition built
present surroundings and manner of oc­
to her house on Third street. Jones
Laundry goes Tuesday. A. T. H :u .
cupation.
Bros, are doing the job.
1 am attending Martha’s Vineyard
Machine Oil oi all kinds at C. F. Moore I If you want a goad square meal, go to
Summer
Institute, which is just now the
¿C o.
j Jimmy Vestal’s boarding house, corner
center of attraction to some five hundred |
Serecn doors and windows at W. P. River and Fourth streets.
teachers, convened from various states,
lleacock's.
L. C. Washburn aud son Klmer
forth« purpose of obtaining somo new
AFTER M ARCH
F o r a first class shave or hair-cut go to : busy putting an addition
F ox’s
ideas along some special lino of study, o r 1
J . L. Myers.
house on Meridian street.
brushing the cobwebs away that havo j ,
Moore
Paints, Oil and Lead at C.
.Mrs, Burgen and daughters and May
been collecting in unused corners. The)
P.arton started Tuesday for the coast.
<4 Co.
location is especially tine, as it combines i P O S T O F F I C E D R U G
STORK
all the recuperating influences of a first I
For fine paints and oils, see J. IÍ Clint Blair is their coachman.
class summer resort. Bathing facilities, j
Townsend.
20,000 fruit trees of our own raising for
CARRIES A FI LL LINE UF
exhilarating ocean breezes, magnificent
Charley Frisseli has joined the army sale. Prunes aud Peaches. Call on or
ocean
view,
in
fact
everything
to
inspire
|
address
C.
F.
Moore
or
John
Hadley.
■of coasters.
and energize. Martha's Vineyard iu an j
Doors and windows, all sizes and thick­
Try W. P. Ileacsck for nails and build­
island, south of Cape Cod, about an j
nesses, cither sugar pine or cedar.
er’s hardware.
hour's sail from the mainland, it is
D
e p o t L umbeu Y a r d .
Martin Cook held services near Cham-
beautifully laid off to answer the purposes
Slab wood a dollar a cord delivered— I mounting bis horse, rode for home. It
poeg last Sunday.
of a summer result, also a camp ground!
P ure D rugs for P rescrpitions .
A Card to the l’ublic.
dry
a
dollar
aud
a
halt.
is thought he had taken a large doso of
The hum of Ira Vantress’ wood saw is
for religious services, having a large Tab- i
To
the
Public
in
regard
to
the
low
and
D orranck B ros .
Perfumes, Fancy and Toilet Articles, Paints, Oils, Varnish and Oil Color. A Iso a
something.
again beard in the land.
cowardly circular printed and dropped ernacle built in the form of a tent, in j
A Mr. Guinne, from Texas, has been
fine lino of tho
I have no hesitancy in recommending along the streets, concerning my charac­ which these services aro conducted.
Jarrett Todd is back at his old stand
looking over town this week with a view Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera
and ter, last week, I will say:
Cottage City is certainly true to its name,
du the clothing store again.
L A T E S T S T Y L E S of W A L L E A T E R .
to investing in some business enterprise. Diarrhaa Remedy to the public, as I do
The Baptist Sabbath school enjoyed a
1st. No gentleman would write and being com posed of fantastic looking cot­
Miss
Many
who
lias
a
position
as
to
my
friends
and
patrons.
I
used
it
lay-
tages,
seemingly
set
down
in
the
midst
of
picnic on the mountain Tuesday.
no gentleman would publish such an ar­
teacher iu the public school for n ex t self after other well-known remedies bad ticle.
an immense, beautifully laid off park. I -ni
i n
i
O i a-
ct ,
i -n 1
Ladies, now is the time to begin pre­
year, arrived here a few days ago. She failed, and it cured me in a few minutes.
and
2nd. It contains a complete tissue of am not only enjoying these visible beau - 1 JJiclllK. -D00KS, ü t ílt iO n t ír y , o c l i o o l
paring fancy work for the fair.
is stopping w ith Nils. L in Parker.
I recommend it candidly and cheerfully false hoods.
tics of art and nature but am even more 1
Friends .Sunday school w ill hold a
John Hoskins, brother to li. E. IIos- upon its merits, not from a financial
3rd. As to what is true and what is enthusiastic in regañí to the intellectual
picnic at the lair grounds today
I P r e s c r i p t i o n s O a r k f c l l y C o m -;
| kins, who has been at Spokane Falls for stand-point, because I have others in false, I will refer those who are desirous beauties of Agassiz Hall. Almost every
; founded D ay on N ight .
1
C. F. MOORE & CO.
Wall paper of all kinds and shades of K)Vae time, arrived here last week, stock on which I make a larger profit, of knowing, and who do not know, to subject along the llnu of education is
the latest patterns at C. F. Moore & Co. < While on ,lle train near Tacoma, he was but because Chamberlain's is the best such men as Hon. J. 0 . Nelson, J. D. given a place on the curriculum, but as
A good five-room house and four lots robbed while asleep of $100 in cash. A remedy I Know of for bowel complaints. Carter, \V. J. Jones, David Everest. John I am a limited mortal like most of the
There is no doubt about it, it does the | Conloo of this eitv or to M. W. Ramsey human family, I find niv time well oc­
for sale at a bargain. Call at this office, ; heavy loss for a young man.
work —James I’orgy, Druggists, McVev-1 of McMinnville, Andrew Calian of Day cupied with but three studies, Elocution,
Will Maey received a big invoice of
George Christenson is having u two
furniture from Portland, the first of the thousand gallon tank put up at the eleva­ town, Penn. For sale by C. F. Moore it I ton, Wm. Roberts of North Yamhill and Physical Culture and Music.
Co.
Elocution is taught by Charles Wesley
a score of others I could name who have
week.
Is sttl! h e re w ith a large stock o t
tor. It will be thirty feet above tbo
As will be seen from a letter in this is­ known mo from the time I was a small Emerson, M. D., L. L. D., who lias form­
Ilev. E. S. Craven and fam ily and ground, and made of the heaviest galvan-
ulated the theory of “ Evolution of Ex­
W in. McCollum, started for tho coast j ized iron. With a good supply of hose this sue from Miss Ada Howard, she is at­ boy.
tending the “ Martha’s Vineyard Sum­
I do not profess to havo been a saint, pression.” He is truly an ideal teacher
will afForU protection against fire.
yesterday.
mer Institute,” which is located at Cot­ and have done many wrong things in my of an ideal system, llis gesture drill em­
F’or mixed paint that has been tried
Paul Maey has had several thousand
tage City, situated at the northwestern | time and things I would not do again, but bodies tho Delsarte principle, which it is
and known to be the best, call on C. F. rails hauled out and dumped along the
extremity of Martha’s Vineyard. T h is; I never have committed any crime for claimed will develop health and grace of
road leading from the bridge across Che-
Moore & Co.
Lum berm en's Supplies, E tc.
Institute was established for the purpose which I had to leave the country to avoid movement more surely and rapidly than
Miss Stella Patty, of M cM in n v ille,! haleni creek into town. Paul proposes of affording to teachers and others thej
any
system
of
gymnastics.
His
voice
Hank
nuIM
ing.
J . B
M Q U N T .
being arrested anil punished by the laws
its visiting Misses Mattie Stratton and i tl|at the traveling public shall be able to
culture is excellent and unique, based on
opportunity of combining the study of of the state.
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Mary Cook this week.
j And the bottom of that road next winter.
the formation of ideal tones in the mind,
some speciality with the rest and recrea­
Sea-moss and Oregon coast bouquets |
1 inney returned last week fioni tion of a delightful and inexpensive sea­
while the class drill aims to maintain in­
W . C. T. t;. W O R K .
made by Delphina Ellis the invalid, for ! Washington county where lie lias a place side resort. Miss Howard will remain
dividuality and remain true to nature.
The week ending July 25tlr, was a full Ills rich express!vo voice and magnificent
rented for next year, on which he lias there as long as she can to give herself
«ale at J. T. Smith's store.
been putting up a laige crop of clover time to get here to take her place in the .me for the VV. G. T. U. and all interested physique, aro tangible exponents of the
J. II. Rees has been delivering some
bay. li e will move to the place, which col'ege at the opening of the fall term, in their work. Monthly evening the merits of tho system. Personal contact
very fine blackberries in tow n this
Demorest Medal contest under tho di-1 with such a worthy odneator is of itself
is thirty-five miles from Newberg, in the Septemher 21st.
week. Fie lias a very largo crop.
reetion of our efficient superintendent of
fall.
an incalculable amount.
lirii-k: B r ic k :! B r ic k ! It
Teams have been delivering lumber
that department, Mrs. Dr. Burgen, was
“ Physical Culture” training Is given by
The July rains have helped out the
First-class foundation brick for sale at held in Armory hall. It was one of tho
from Mitchell & Clark’s saw mill for the
grain crop greatly in Yamhill county, and Newberg brick yard.
Baron Nil l ’osse, a Swede and an expo­ I m ould re sp ec tfu lly a n n o u n ce th a t I havo p u rc h a se d th e in te re s t of J. O. B ien n iu m in the
J a s . H am nett .
new work on the college buildings during
most interesting, successful and satisfac­
the present outlook is good for a fair
nent of Swedish gymnastics, having
b lu ck sm lih liig hustiies*. I w ish to e x p re ss m y th a n k s for past favors, mid ho p e to
the week.
tory contests ever held in Newberg.
yield. The increased acreage and fine
worked his way to the front as an author­
m e rit a c o u tin a n ce of the sam e. All work w a rra n te d first class.
F o r S a le .
Tuesday evening Mrs. Unruh, our state
The regular m eeting of the W . C. T. condition of most winter grain will prob­
A la r g e b ro w n h o r s e — a g o o d w o rk e r. su|>crintendent of Juvenile work lectured ity on this subject in Boston. He not on­
U . w ill be held a t the Y. M. Cl. A. ably bring the total yield up pretty close
&
C a ll a t t h e G r a p h ic office fo r f u r t h e r in­ to a large auilienco in the Baptist church. ly gives his pupils physical drill but also
rooms on next Thursday, Aug. 4th, at to that of last year.
explains
on
scientific
principles
the
phy­
Shop on'Meridlan Street.
IT! H B S T O I T .
f o r m a tio n .
Mrs. Unruh is a charming and eloquent
45:30 p. ru.
siological effect of every movement.
I Dr. .Jessup returned from an extend-
speaker
and
her
hearers
were
universally
The foundation and basement
w ,, alls , I ed visit to eastern Oregon and Wash-
For Sale.
The music is under the directorship of
,
pleased. The recitation by Clara Bur­
are up for the addition to the college
„ ^
W ednesday. II(.
the
J!
One-half block with good bouse on Riv­ gen was well rendered and together with Prof. George Howard of Boston, who is
building and the carpenters have be“ j
outlook throughout nearly all that er street, for sale or trade, cheap. Ad­
president of an instituto there for the
the cunning song of little Belle Gardner,
training of music teachers. Lectures ure
gun work.
, country is rather discouraging, it is dress Emma Lane, Dayton, Or.
met with hearty applause of tho audionce
farmers
who
held
given by eminent men on popular topics
Some of our
he'd their j expected that his visit w ill result ill
A . K . C O O P E R & CO .
and closed an entertaining program.
For Sale.
wheat last fall f«r a dollar a bushel are future good to the college.
while musical and literary entertainments
Wednesday at 3 o’clock p. m., Mrs.
still holding it. The price is now lesH
Prune trees of my own raising. One
make tho evenings pass pleasantly. I
•Some careless person started a fire in
Unruh met the ladies and children for
than seventy cents.
price
to
every
purchaser.
am
enjoying my advantages very much We take this plan to inform tiie public that wo are better than ever prepared to sup­
the woods in the Goodrich subdivision
tho purpose of organizing an L. T. I,., lmt
Rev. Craven informs us that owing to one day hist week and before it was Two vear old I’etites, per 1000......... $00 00 finding no one who would assume tho indeed, my only regret being that I have
ply tlm trade this Full in tiie lino of a
“
"
$80.00
no friend with whom to share my bless­
so many going away to the coast, the discovered some o f president N ew lin ’s O n e ’ ................... .
“ “
“ Italian “
“
$80.00 leadership the organization was noteffect- ings, but I ho|>e that in tho near future 1
lecture course as announced last week, cord wood was burned. People can’t
ed, although the effort, will not bo aban­
J ames M. E kwklli . no .
may bring to my pupils in Pacific College
lias been withdrawn for the present.
be too careful about starting fire in the
doned until we havo succeeded in organ­
somo
small share of the know ledge and P m ties desiring to set orchards this Fall will mako money by calling on or correo
J. M. and J. h'. Wright drove up to timber now as every thing is very dry.
N o tic e t o T a x I'a y e r * .
izing the children and young people for
enthusiasm gathered in this favored spot.
Wbiteson on business the first of the
moro
thorough
and
systematic
teaching
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
the
assess­
ponding with us before placing their orders.
John P. Sunde, a business man from
week and went loaded with copies of the Norway, Iowa, was here last Saturday ment roll for the to«n of Newberg, for in the lines of temperance aud purity of My vacation is passing all too swiftly, but
though sorry to part with tho home
premium list of the fair for distribution. and Sunday. He was much pleased with the year 1892. lias bean filed with the living.
friends, will he glad to once more greet
Thursday
wo
held
our
regular
meeting
, . . . . . .
E. C. Hanson has traded hie property the country aud has some idea of going Recorder, ar.d will remain open for in­
. .. ...
,r , T
.. ,
i my friends in Newberg
on Main street to Mr. Phillips for tbo into the boot and shoe business here. spection until August 15, 1892, prior to of the W. C. T. U. The attendance was ! J
A da E. H o w a r d .
large ami as usual the session an interest- i
Craven property en Hancock street. On Monday he left for Scotts Mills in which time all objections must be filed.
F r a n k II. H o w a r d ,
Finos will run the engine at the elevator Marion county where ho has a friend bo
ing one. The now superintendent re-¡ Mr. Edmiston called at the A.r</jrr office
t>orted by the nominating committee and to say that the well that was bored for A Full Line of Clocks
Recorder lor the Town of Newberg.
Watches Always
Haul, at RcasanatL Prices.
will visit.
this fall.
adopted by the Union are Mrs. Anna Vo- him by Messrs. Haworth & Stanbrongh,
KKPAIB1NO FINK WATCHKS AND CLOCKS A HPKCIALTV.
J. M. Tice is ready for all kinds of work
Reports front all points in the east
Q u a r t e r l y M e e t in g :*
taw superintendent of systematic giving, gives perfect satisfaction. That speaks NEWBERG,
.
.
.
.
OREGON.
in bis line, including painting, staining, are to the effect that extrem ely hot
The
second
quarterly meeting of the and Mrs. Vannie Martin of franchise. well for tiie Newberg firm that did tiie
graining, pa|>er hanging, etc. All work weather is being experienced. So far
guaranteed first class or no pay. Prices wo have lieon favored in Oregon w ith members of the Evangelical church of Press work still remains vacant and com­ work. Those wanting wells bored bad
this place, will be held on Saturday even­ mittee was ordered to fill the vacancy.
reasonable.
the most lovelv summer weather. ing, July 80th, at 8 o’clock. Preaching Our president expressed her regret at the bettor take a note of this, and l>ear in
I mind the name of the firm, also where
G. W. Mitchell informs us that they Moderately warm days w ith nights by Rev. C C. Poling, the presiding elder
apparent lack of interest by tho members they can lie found.—Yamhill Co. I.erlgrr.
are rushed at the saw mill more than ; cool enough to require u liberal supply ot this district. After preaching the reg­
of the Union in the effort to organized an
they have been at any time since they of Iredding has been the program,
Mrs. Harford, of Newberg, lectured on
ular quarterly conference will lie held. L. T. L., tersely and aptly remarking
sawed the bridge timbers for the railroad,
E;]ft Sm|th wa, *umnwnpd to All the members of which aro requested that although Newberg is now a tem|s-r- Tem|>erance Monday evening in the
six c t eight years ago.
Peoria, Linn county, last week to the to be present. The elder will also havo | nnce towns where the fathers and Christian church to a large audience. At
Mows Yotaw, cishier of the Bank of! in s id e 0f her sick father, Thomas Clem- charge of the services on Sunday morn- mothers keep out tho saloon. There ure the close of the lecture a vote of thanks
Newberg, is taking a vacation and I* off p u r who died a few day* after »hearrived. ! ing, and will preach at Id o'clock. After children growing now to manhood and was tendered her. She is a good speaker
with his wife for a visit with his brothers UnclcTommy was well known in this the morning sermon tho regular commun­ womanhood here, who will not keep them and made a strong plea for her cause. And ¡I full line of Undertaking Goods.
Headquarter» for Farm nnd Carden
at Tacoma. Jessie Edwards ami son community where everyono who knew ion service will bo held. To these ser­ out unless their teaching is more earnest Her audience was well in sympathy with
Seeds.
In
the
atore
building
lately
vucated
by J. T. Smith.
Walter are taking care of the bank in bis him was his friend. He was a brother of vices the members and friends are cordi­ and systematic than at present. It does lier subject and tbo lecture will do good.
absence.
Mr*. Atkinson who lives out north of ally invited. Come, and hear Brother not do to take results for granted, this —Forest Grove Timet.
Poling preach.
should )>e organised action against the
IVrtey Mitchell and his mother and town.
saloon among all ages.
Itili»* for Janitor Work.
Mrs. Kelley and her children, ttie two
The question is quite often a«kcd why
CiM,k Book Free.
Bids fr«r «loin# th»* la n lto r work nt thi* school
Saturday, Mrs. Daley’s residence was
Samlere fami.ies, Misses Mary I aimer | ,.|ie co]^.Ke buildings were placed so far
botine writ! ht* r*?eclve<l by tho nchool hour'!, till
The Price Baking Powder Co., Chicago, crowded by the thirty or more earnest, noon of M inlay. A u/im t 1, \Hfl. For partlcu-
and Helen Chamberlain, and Beth Mills v«ck in the grounds. The reason is that
rn n u iro of any m em ber of bo-inl.
has
just
published
its
new
cook
book,
consecrated women who met in the ca­ lurs
and family of Dundee, started in wagons it ¡„ „p ected that some time in the fu-
O. u . E m k k y ,
A nd rew P ic k e t t ,
Clerk.
C hnirm an.
for Big Nestueca last Monday morning. | ,nw „ now b,lil(lin2 wi|t \m put np that called “ Table and Kitchen.” compiled pacity of a Mother's Meeting. The sub­
* tb o plane to ko when you « a n t a n y th in g in th e G rocery line. A large and cntnpletc stock of
with great care. Besides containing over ject, “ Mother's at tho Ballot Box,” Al­
J. B. Stilwell, the new rountv school will be a large one and the best location
S T A P L E -A .L T D IPL/YHSTOY G R O C E R I E S ,
N A T I O N A L I t K ' f K O V f.’ O .
.->00 receipts for all kinds of pastry and though rather a new one at Newberg, was
superintendent called on us last Tuesday. was reserved for it. The present bnild-
•
_
- l :
,
David W. M artin, (te n o n i ag en t for tho Na
home cookery, there are valuable hints ably discussed by Mrs. Jane Votaw, Mrs. tioim
O . M Kt.UY, W ooD B N W A R E , G LA **W ARK , L a MI’K AND ST o NCWAHtT,
l R em edy <’»*• «fiabe* to an n o u n ce Hint he
He has appointed president Newlin as ings are placed where they will remain
for the table, how to serve, how to enter Harford, Mrs. Edwards and others while now I ih -i two Agent* In New tier* for the «alo
Always on h a n d . A lw ays th e B est an d alw ays th e low «' l Price.
one of the examining board. Mr. Stil- and not interfere with the new one.
hi* rnodlclnoh. Mr« Mary Ho.>*on, on wm th
the dining room, etc.: a hundred nnd tiie fact of tiie r.glit and justice of fran­ of
C o rn er F irst an d M eridian street*.
J C S . WILSON, Prop.
M eridian street, n e a r th<* fa ir «round», ami
well will find him to be an able assistant.
Boys may be had 'and sometime« girls) one hints in every branch of the culinary chise in the hands of women was heartily Mr-. ( 'ox, nn tir^ t s tn “t. one do o r went of Bren
by te ria n ehuroh, h p - Iti- only A uthorized
The first teacher’s examination will be­ for—H) ordinary service at wages; <2) art. Cookery of the very finest ami
endorsed by all pre-ent. Jane Votaw aüreu’.a, who have aid ! w ill h e re afte r k e ep on
gin on August 10th, holding three days.
hand a full hUpply of the above nam ed rem e­
upon indenture,'to work, attend school, richest as well as that of the most eco- read an extract from tho July Cliantau- die«.
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w
f
h e a c o c k
A lady called at the G raphic office, the •nd lie brought up somewhat as your nomical anil home like is provided for.
qiian, giving some of the results of wom­
“ Table and Kitchen” will \ as sent post- an's ballot« in Wyoming. Her criminals
first of the week, to enter a protest own : and— 3) rhildren m a y be had for
Dealer in
I age nrepaid to any ladv patron sending in 189) numbered only alsju* one-tenth the
against th-' action« of some young fedows legal adoption. Addrwe-e;
i . H. M l a ex e r ,
her address, name, town and state; average of those in o'her western states.
who she sail made a practice of congre­
I am p rep ared to furniah wood in any q u a n ti
gating back of her rc-i lence, to sbnffie sup; , Oregon Boys’ az I Girls' Aid Soc'y, plainly given. Postal card is as good as That according to the last available cen­ ty, e ith e r «love wood or cord wood.
Portland, Or.
greasy cards. Toe lady don’t want to
a letter. Address Price Baking Powder sus the state had fewer insane than sis­
W O O D I H . I . I * i 111 It r i C O M P T M T
give them any trouble hiil she hopes they
Leave order« a t W ilaon’a
L. W . Hargt-r and J. C. Nelson, w ho Co., 184, l*ti and 1* a Michigan Btreet, ters states and among lle-se no women. to any p art of town Grocery.
will take warning and desist
Also tiie rate of divorce is smaller than
were in town W ednesday, Imtli said Chicago, HI.
WALTER STRATTON.
'Mention if desired in German.)
in any other western stale. As figures
Eli*ha Smith and his tw o sons. John crop* were bound to lx- considerably
cannot
lie
this
report
answers
the
most
and Dempsv, Herbert Cash, Prof. Ho«l- “h»rt of the usual yield. The hay crop
i, P L A S T E R ,
S A W E D A N D S P L I T S H I N G L E S , I, V T lL t l
C r y w t A l W * * f l r f l n |.
frequent objection brought against the J J A WORTH A STANBROUGH,
eon and Elbert Hodson, started for w hich is about all in is good and fall
C E M E N T A N D II AMI .
Last Sunday the 24th, completed the ballot for women.
N irta
A p a r t o f I I I ■own g n d a w ill h* ■ M r yM d , w hile
y
The mother’s meetings aro held the
Graves fam ily nnd another load of the pr*-pect f„r spring sown grain is round of fifteen year* of married life for
ICORD, AND
KAILS.
LOCKS,
SASH
WEIGHTS,
PULLEYS^
strangers to os, also started o ff headed rather discouraging. The cool weather Marion and Maggie Georg", an I in com­ fourth Saturday of every month. The
N ew b ru n ,
:
O e ig o j i #
next
one
to
i*>
held
at
Mrs.
Mary-
Morris’
memoration
of
the
happy
event
of
fifteen
for some point on the salt, salt sea. however is quite favorable and the
( ¿onerili Huildovn» ’ I I il Pi Fare.
M any teams are pa**ing ev ery d a y now yield m ay Vet 1« better than expected year* ago they invited their relatives and residence. Subject will he announced Wr arc now prepared to put down well* on
Y a rd n t D o p a i.
K | W t I R C , OREGON.
sh o rt notice<* C orre p-uccu*.o ta \I U 4 .
1
iltr o ttc k .
frito lt to the number oi about fif*v to later.
bound for the coast.
I at present.
Popular Paient and Family Medicines.
Books
School Supplies.
THE Pioneer H A R D W A R E
STO R E
Builders’ and Shelf Hardware,
Stoves and Tinware, Pumps,
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• R
H e s to n ,
L A
C
Carriage W ork
K
S M
I T
Horse Shoeing a S p ecialty.
Newberg N ursery,
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF FRUIT TREES.
IT.
J I.
WATC11 M A K E R
AM
I T o w a rd ,
&
on
JEW ELER .
J J E W STO R E.
H ardware,
F u rn itu re,
Agricultural Implements,
J. H. TOW NSEND.
W
i l s o n ’s
T
T
(x r o c e r y
,
NEWBERG WOOD YARD.
Doors, Windows and M oldings,
ru
Lumber.
Brackets, Turnings, Eine Finishi
W ELL D O R ERS,
ÿiiw i s w j.iii
u U EGON I VX KAILWAY TIM E TABLE.
N o rth .
A p ril l, ISM.
South.
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A r. F o rtliiu i, . ;J a. ru. Ar N«\v .o r g 1-1 > p.m .
Lv. N ew berg U - p.m . i Lv. B o n .u n d , 4." 1 p.m.
Ar. S a rtia m i,
p.m. | Ar. Ne wo erg. • :oj p.m.
1‘a sse u ze r a u d F re ig h t R ates to all p o in ts,
c a u be o b ta in e d fro m
C. B. FKISSELL.
A gent N ew berg.