u r u 'S J X i u a : i
K arat for S ate.
See Kay & Todd s Woolen Blanki ts.
Go to Storey for Pumps.
I good faculty for telling w hat he knows.
NEW BROOM SWEEPS CLEAN, AND
SO a e r o s i1... nii'.-s north of Newberg.
“Notes atei Questions on lira(>o Cui- ^
North.
April 1, 1891.
South.
II. Cooper returned from California the
Go to W. T. Macy’s for carpet.
50
aerei
in
cultivation.
New
house,
new
Lv. Newberg, 7 :V> a. m : Lv. Portland, 9 ! 0 a. in
i
tine,”
by
J.
II.
Rees,
was
full
of
interest
first of tho week.
A now lot of Bird cages at Mount's.
Ar. Portland, i > a . 1 : 1 . Ar. New
ij,r> p.i;i.
Lv. Nawberg 1J U> p.m. i Lv. Portland, 4:. » p.m.
For all tinning, plumbing and repair .. barn, 2 acres in orchard, tre s 11 years to llie auJioneo and contained valuable
For
a
first
class
shave
cr
hair-cut
go
to
Ar. Portland, 3;ti0 p.m. | Ar. Newberg, 6:05 p.m.
old, good variety of fruit. Price $100 per hints to everyone who has even a town
ing
go to F. II. Storey.
L.
Myers.
Passenger and Freight Rates to all poiut3 J
acre. «3,000 cash, balance «n time to lot. We tiopo to give the paper in full at Is tho beat place 111 town to set your work don«*. All kiw i* of T inw ork, Mich as Roofing, Spout
ing «ml General Repairing, neatly auil promptly done, Prices reasonable
ca n be obtained from
C. B. FRIS3ELL.
Oliver and Colcord returned Tuesday
Kay & Todd have a Dandy lino of
I suit purchaser.
W. J. S tate ».
an early day.
A gent New berg.
from
their
California
trip.
Nearly
o p p o lim p s y ta u road"
Neckwear.
The evening session was well attended.
A C liautuiujur* C ircle.
J.
T.
Smith
lias
j
ist
stocked
up
for
the
Beside the largo number who were bore
Hard wood screen doors and windows
To those who are deprived of the privi from a distance onr own people came out
fall and winter trade. Better see him.
AT W IL SO N ’S
at \V. I*. Heacock’e.
A T W IL SO N ’S
FINEST U S E OF
Will trade fruit trees for a fresh milk lege ef attending college; you may take a in such numbers as to fill tho church full.
The cheapest Stationery on earth at
course of study at home at a very tui ill Tl'.e glee club v.ts on hand and furnished
cow, wheat or o a ts .
A. K. M o o r e .
C. I-'. Moore «.t Co.
Go to W. T. Maev’s for furniture.
cost and of great profit, by pursuing the excellent music during the intermissions
J.
T.
and
Mrs.
Smith
havo
beam
in
the
Storey handles tho largest assortment
Call at Hill’s barber shop and take a
e
tc
‘k Chautauqua course of study. This gives ! oi the evening. Miss Maggie Inglis who
IN YAM1IILL COUNTY.
city tlais week buying their winter
of Pumps in the city.
bath.
; a well directed systematic course of study lias bad charge of the (loral display at our
A T W IL S O N S
AT W IL SO N ’S
of goods.
Tho best cook stove for the price is
Mrs. A. Bowman is visiting friends in
on various subjects, sudi as Botany, Ge- lair for the past three or four years read a
W.
T.
Macy
who
was
reported
on
the
j
|0
j
found at J. If. Townsend's.
Washington.
dronomy, Chemistry, History,
F. E. HADLEY,
J. R. HUNT.
A. HODGSON
sick list last week, is on his pegs ail right English, French, German and Greek paper on “ Suggestions to Amateur Klo-
Norris Tibido is building an addition to
Millinery and dressmaking in the
!
rista,”
that
was
hoar
til
J
applauded,
again.
: Literature, besides current topics of the j “ Hortienlturo In Early Days," by Seth
bis house on Meridian street.
bank building.
F or S ale C ubai *: —Two vols. Black- j day. There aro at least forty persons Low-idling, oi Milwaukee, tlio oldest hor
M anufacturers of
Go to C. K. Moore & Co. for Tablets,
H. Hurley was up from Portland one
stone's Commentaries, latest edition. In- about town who should take this course ticulturist on the Pacific coast, was listen
Stationery and school supplies.
day the last of the week.
quire at this office.
I of study, form a club and have weekly ed too with the closest interest by those
Call at the Newberg House for a pleas
Dr. II. J. Minthorn and wife, of Salem,
Mrs. Harford left this week for eastern ; meetings to talk over the subjects studied present.
ant home, good board and low rates.
were in town last Saturday.
i Oregon, where sho will work in the inter-! during tho week. Thirty minutes dili-
NOTES.
T il» fittings, threading and cutting
\ anted :—A few Oregon maple *J'ees, j
est of the W. C. T. U. for a few days, after I
gent reading every day will accomplish
E. \V. Allen Paid be had some single
W e are prepareil to make s superior quality o f grain tile in all sizes. Large order» prom ptly
from quarter inch up at Frank Storey’s. | suitable for street planting, at this office, which sLe will go to Denver to attend the »11 of tho required readings. Most per-
clusters ef grape? put up for the World's fllluil. C orrespondence solicited. Price list on application. Corner Main A Dayton Streets.
Austin & Stanley havo had a neat bar- national convention.
| sons can devote that much time, and by Fair that weighed four ami a half pounds.
Second hand school books for sale at
N E W B E R G ,
O R E G O N .
C. F. M oo re & Co's. j her pole put up at their place by Press-1 Dr p A Skinner, of Texarkana, A rk .,! ,lius I»lrs»'nK a systematic course of read- Mr. llendorshot of eastern Oregon, pro
j3 an enthusiast in the praise of Cliatnlier- : *nK> more H00*! accomplished than by a poses to furnish him some that will
A good five-room house and four lots null Bios.
J. S. Baker moves this week into li is Iain’s l'ain Balm. Housed it for ilie u -' haphazard reading of mostly light read- weigh nine and a half pounds.
for sale at a bargain. Cali at this ofiice.
Williamson of tlio Rural Xorl nicest a n d
The railaoad company is rebuilding the new houso just completed near the Hour- mutism, and sa y s: “ I found it to be a ! *n8- What say you neighbors, shall wo
most excellent local remedy.” For sale term a circle and start out in tho good Lee of the Pacific Parmer, were o n h a n d
trustle across Chehalom creek, west of ing mill.
CARRIES A FULL LINE OF
work? Ex-president Hayes lias this looking after the interests of their re
L. M. Parker is having an addition by C. F. Moore & Co.
town.
year
taken
up
tho
course
of
study.
Get
spective
journals.
A new lot of Garland Heating and built to his bouse, L. C. Washburn is ! Marlon Ong has received a proposition
Mr. Ilendershot of Union county, w a s
from a firm in Utah to take a thousand of ready to join tlie procession. A meeting
Cook stoves expected at any time at doing the work.
will bo culled scon to organize a clrclo.
the funny man of tho crowd and at the
Don’t fail to call and Examine Kay & his electric motors, provided they will
Mount's.
same timo-mado some hard hits.
I 'E I I O tU lt
Say! You bad better eeo J. T. Smith’s Todd’s Fall and Winter Suits, Overcoats stand a stipulated tost for power, which
Milt Gumrn who has charge of some of
Marlon says is not more than one-fifth
new stock of goods before you make your and Mackintoshes.
P u r e D r u g s f o r P r e s c r p it io n s .
Of Public School Exorcises for Colum the Oregon Land Co.’s fruit land at Sa
their capacity.
C.
R.
Haworth
started
Tuesday
for
In
fall purchases.
bia day Oct 21, 181)2, in pursuance of the lem, was down Wednesday to pick up
Frank Elliott received word last Satur proclamation of tiio President of the
Perfumes, Fancy and Toilet Articles, Paints, Oils, Varnish and Oil Color. Also a
Dr. Will Clark, traveling agent for Ilor- dependence with a load of loggers’ traps
items on fruit grow ing.
day from his old borne at Ridge Farm. United States of America, the following
fine lineo! Dio
lick's malted milk, stopped over with us I for Charley Spaulding.
Tlio
decorations
arranged
by
Joycie
The largest and best selectoJ Stock of Illinois, that his father was sick and otlicial program will be rendered by the Hoskins and Josio Acberson were neat
last Sunday.
L A T E S T S T Y L E S o fW A L L P A P E R .
would probably not recover. 11a loft for pupils of Newberg Public School and
and tasty. The state flower, tlio Oregon
Have you been to see Mrs. M. E. Bald- , Men and Children’s shoes ever brought Portland in the afternoon and took the others.
to
Newberg
at
Kay
&
Todd’s.
PROGRAM
AT
TUB
SCHOOL
BUILDING,
grape,
played
a
prominent
part.
win’s nice stock of Fail Millinery in the i
train that night for tho east.
1 :30 1*. M.
W a n t e d : —Some dry oak woo 1 in ex
J. II. Rees is of the opinion that while
bank building'.'
Probably tho Choicest lino of Ladies' Music,
Tho Band. very few farmers and others who have Blank fijoks, Stationery, School Books and School Supplies.
change
for
Milliner
goods.
Mrs.
M.
E.
J. H. Townsend returned from Albany '
Reading
tho
President’s
Proclamation,
Suitings, Broadcloths, etc., cun be found
homes of their own, raiso any grapes at
last Monday. He says he found business Baldwin, in the bank building.
J. C. Hudson.
with the undersigned. Also the most
Harrison
Crater
lias
been
busy
fencing
Presentation
of
Flag
to
School,
F. L. all, it is from sheer neglect and not
quiet up the valley.
complete assortment of Dress Goods, from
jPUESCItlPTlONS CAUKFrisIsY COM-J
Harford.
chargeable to the county.
Sea-moss and Oregon coast bouquets and building sidewalk this week. He the cheapest Alpaca to brocaded Bedfords. Response,
)
PouNDKi» D ay ok N ight .
I
C. F. MOORE & CO.
Miss Roso Lyons.
Mr. Lcwelling's brother brought tire
aims
to
keep
up
with
tho
times.
made by Delphina Ellis the invalid, for
The Band.
Examination kindly asked. M. M. <St Co. Music,
first
fruit
trees
to
Oregon
that
wore
ever
Jos. Wilson anil W. C. Kruger have
Raising the Flag,
The Veterans.
sale at J. T. Smith's store.
Dr. Howard who is temporarily located
planted on tho coast except some semi-
Salute to the Flag.
B. C. Miles and wife are spending tho built substantial plank driveways in front at Lebanon, was here visiting his sister Song—Star Spangled Banner.
tropical trees planted in California by tlio
of
their
places
of
business
this
week.
week with 1). C’s brother Isaac Miles, at
Miss Ada E. Howard last week. On Fri Acknowledgment of God.
early settlers.
Doors and windows, all sizes and thick day he and Miss Ross who came here
Scotts Mills in Marion county.
PROGRAM AT ARMORY HALL, 2:30 P. Jf.
On Wednesday morning all the visiting
By Pupils. delegates attended tho chapel exercises
from Canada with Miss Howard a short Song—America,
Mitchell & Clark are delivering 25,000 nesses, either sugar pine or cedar.
Is still hero w ith a large stock of
D epo t L u m b e r Y a r d .
1st Primary Pupils.
time ugo, were married at McMinnville. Acerostic,
feet of lumber to J. D. Tarrant & Son, for
at tho college whore E. W. Allen and Dr.
The
Meaning
of
llie
Four
Centuries,
Miss
Those wanting oak wood can havo it
the purpose of rebuilding their dam.
Plummer of Portland, made short ad
Miss Edna Bergen left Tuesday morr.-
Lulu Lamb
Miss dresses tlmt were full of encouragement
Noah Heater finished some improve delivered now and save expense of re j ing for Kansas, where it is rumored she J The Ode—Columbia’s Banner,
J. B a r r ie . j will change her name. The many friends i Stella I von.
to tlio studonts. At half past nine o'clock
ments in the way of additions to his resi handling.
of Columbus Day,
VV. It. C. and
The rains havo made the roads so slip ' she has mado in Ne.vberg will wish her a ! Song
they all took carriages and were driven
dence in Hobson’s addition last week.
S. of V.
Pupils of 2nd out through tho valley to look at tho
The parties who borrowed my ax dur pery that the mill teams from the moun pleasant journey and a lifo of happiness j Responsive Exercises,
L u m b e r m e n 's S u p p l i e s , E t c .
tain got a few days rest the first of the and sunshine, whether tho aforesaid ru- j Intermediate.
country. They returned at noon full of
ing the fair will please return same.
Address,
Rev. Charles Jessup. praises for Chehalem valley as a fruit
week.
mor be true or not.
C. F. M o o r e .
'
Music.
Win. McCollum visited with Rev. E. S.
F. M. Barr and Mr. Owinga have leased Tho Claim of tho Nations, Pupils of 2nd growing section.
A g e n t for C n r la n d a nd O r e g o n Sto v e s.
The Manzanillo has a big contract for
The paper read by Mr. I.ownsdalo of
towing logs on the Columbia and will no Craven and family at Woodlawn this the Arlington hotel, and took possession ! Grammar Department.
Story of our Country, Pupils of 2nd Pri LuFayette, giving an account of how he
longer ply between this placo and Port" week, and attended tho Portland exposi Monday. Boarders of this popular place
mary Department.
prepared nearly three hundred acres and
tion.
will
probably
get
justice
for
which
they
Concert
Recitation—Raising the School-
land.
planted to trees last year, was one of tire
will lie reminded from day to day of the
house
Flag,
Pupils
of
2nd
Grammar
Dr.
A.
Mills
lias
been
building
a
barn
It may be easier to use a shotznn than
liest of tlio meeting. Nearly tlio entire
Depaitmont.
amount they aro Ow ing. John Atkinson
and
woodshed,
and
otherwise
Improving
to keep ud a fence, but it is harder on
will attend to his wood business for a History of Columbus’ Voyage, Pupils of orchard is of winter apples of only four
the
appearance
of
things
about
his
place
cows, and liable to be more straining on
1st Intermediate Department.
A . IC . C O O P E R & C O .
varieties, namely; gravenstein, hatdwin,
time at least.
on file Dundee hills.
Flag Drill,
Pupils of 1st Grammar
the pocket book.
■pitzenburg
and
northern
spy.
Mr,
Department.
It is not unusual for colds contracted iti
If you want a good well, have one
Shade trees are not much in demand
This being a national holiday, a cor Lownsdale rour.dly scored a nurseryman
the fall to hang ou all winter. In such
bored
and
put
in
galvanized
casing.
J.
Wo take this plan to inform tlio public that wo are bettor than over prepared to sup
just now but they will bo appreciated
cases catarrh or chronic bronchitis aro al dial invitation is extended to all to attend over in Washington who sold him some
next summer. Better plant them while B. Warner is prepared for boring wells
ply tlio trade this Fall in tlio line of a
trees
of
a
poor
quality.
most sure to result. A fifty cent bottle of tlioso exercises.
and wall them with casing or tile.
th e “sign” is right.
T
eachers
ok
N
ewberg
P
ublic
S
chool
.
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy will euro
I.A F A V ttT T I! IT E M S .
I lr lo k t B r ic k ! ! B r ic k ! ! !
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF FRUIT TREES.
Mitchell & Clark being unable to sup
any cold. Can you afford to risk so much
First-class foundation brick for sale at for so small amount? This remedy is in- F O R E I G N M IS S IO N A lt Y CO N F K ltl iN C l
ply the demand for dressed lumber from
Tho rain has coma anu tlio dust is over Pat ties desiring to sot orchards this Fall will make inonoy by calling on or corres
J a s . H am nett .
their mill have been shipping some from Newberg brick y a r d .
for this year.
tendod especially for bad colds and croup
O f N e w b e r g Q u a r t e r l y S leeting; o f
ponding with us before placing tlioir orders.
Portland to fill orders.
F rien d s C hurch
The cou dc H have at last commenced to
Mrs. Woodworth, the evangelist, will and can always bo depended upon. For
N otice.
lay tho new plank on Main street, with
begin a series of meetings at the Evan Dale by C. F. Moore & Co.
To bri held at Nawberg Or., Oct. 22, 1802
All persons owing me for threshing, are gelical church this (Friday) evening, and
two hoses to eaeli laborer. It is astonish
Tho windows of some of the rooms at
THE CENTENNIAL YEAR OP MODERN
requested to call and settle by Oct. 20th wishes members of tlio various church
ing how much free udvico tire people are
the public school house resemble those of
MISSIONS, OCT. 171)2-181)2.
without fail.
I. K. V a . ntrf . ss .
willing to give on a job of this kind.
organizations to join with iior in the a greenhouso, with their profusion of
" H ith e rto h a th the Lord helped ua.”
Miles Reece boards at homo while lie work.
Old Mr. Grace of tiffs placo went out to
flowers and plants. Our teachers seem to |
FORENOON SESSION 1 0 :0 0 A. M.
milk Saturday evening in usual health,
guides the young fledglings at Unity
W e are pleased to announce th at we j
Singing.
and when he stepped in the barn lie told
school. A cayuse carries him back and
H H I ’A I I I I N O K I N K W A T C I I K 4 A N I ) C L O C K S A 8 P K C I A L T Y .
have received an elegant line of Jack attractive and pleasant the school room ( p ev0||0nai Exercises,
Jane Blair. liis boy that Ins side hurt him and laid
forth.
can
be
made
to
appear,
tho
easier
tire
NEWBERG,
.
.
.
.
OREGON.
ets in T in s yea k ’ s style. These Jack
Reading of Minutos of last Conference.
down on tho barn floor ami was dead in
Frank Hadley having bought the old ets are made up w ith care and skill tusk of interesting their pupils. Wo aro Report of sti|>orintendent of Literature.
“
“
“
“
Junior and five minutes. Dr. Littlefield pronounced
boarding hall w here Dr. Jessup’s family j
^vill please tl»o most artistic taste. glad to think t hat I ho old time impression
Juvenile Work.
it a clear case of apoplexy.
were located, the latter have moved
that
a
school
room
with
bare
walls,
star
M oitms, M iles <fc Co.
Report of superintendent of Systematic
Mr. Washburn's family havo moved in
Mr. Webers property on the corner ot
ing w indows and straight backed benches
Giving.
Tickets to Portland and return $1.85 on ; was the ¡ leal school room, is past, and
Second and Center streets.
Report from Fannie Idler, by President. to the McCain property, and wo welcome
sale Mondavs,
, , rs
. becoming
.
.
, , that ,
" Klamath Indians, Anna Miles. them to our town. If Newberg lias any
• ’ Wednesdays
• and Fndavs.
; i that tire idea
prevalent
Charley Moore will neither go to the „
Good to return in ten days. Tins tn- tho nearer l'ko homo a school room can
“
of Treasurer.
more people like them send them along.
Willamette nor to tho river Jordon in Die
Malinda Craven,
eludes a ticket to the exposition. Tickets be made to appear, the nearer is its ap Select Reading,
Theodore Johnson has gone to New
future to dip himself in order to be clean.
( ’losing Prayer,
Catharine Osburn.
will be sold September 21, to October 21. proach to tho true ideal.
berg to run Die engine for Die brick fac
He has added a bath room to his resi
AFTERNOON SESSION 2 :00 I*. M.
C. B. F h is s e l l , Agent.
tory. We liopo Newberg will treat him
dence on north River street.
A reported outbreak of cholera at Ilel-
Singing.
well for be is a good boy.
Young
Churchman,
of
Sheridan,
who
Prayer,
Mary
E.
K.
Edwards.
metta, N. J., created much excitement in
Headquarters for Farm nnd Ourden
Walter Kirk has had a force of hands
Our f c I i o o I s nre both progressing A nd n full line of U ndertaking Goods.
Exercise,
by Willing Hands.
jestingly
told
an
old
German
ho
would
that
vicinity.
Investigation
showed
that
Seeds.
In the store building lately vacated by J. T. Sm ith.
at work for the past week or two clearing
Reading
Letters
from
Fannie
Leiter
and
nicely.
Prof.
Baker
is
the
right
man
in
his land nortli of town at the foot of the give him $50 for an old brass watch, and the disease was not cholera but a violent
Mission Children.
tlio right place nnd is giving excellent
by Helping Hands.
mountain. This means another orchard who was sued by tho German for that dysentery which is almost as severe and Exercise,
satisfaction. The seminary lias over 40
amount,
came
off
first
bust
in
tlio
district
Paper—Urgent
Questions
of
tho
Hour,
dangerous
as
cholera.
Mr.
Waller
Wil
of course in another year or two.
students and more to come. Prof. Bow
.Mrs. Mary Allen.
court last week. This absurd case has lard, a prominent merchant of Jaraes-
Win. Allen, O. V. Alien and wife, J. K.
been in the courts over a year, and l>as | burg, two miles from Ilelmetta, says Contennial address oil tho Modern For man has tnado arrangements for the ] \ [ E W
F U R N IT U R E
ST O R E .
eign Missionary Movement,
Aaron school to have an excursion to tiro Port
Wright, Miss May Barton, Sam Jones,
cost the county a good many dollars.
Chamberlain’s Colie, Cholera and Diar-
Bruy.
Miss Arpa Hodgson, Charley Wilson,
land
exposition
next
Saturday.
Offering.
The Holmes Business College of Port rho-a Remedy has given great satisfaction
Nate Elliott and Frank Burrows took in
Tho members of LaFayetto lodge I. O.
Benediction.
land, Or., is now a day and boarding in the most severe cases of dysentery. It
the Portland exposition last Friday.
O. F. will long remember the visit to
We
enter
tho
second
century
with
is certainly one of the best things ever
It is said that somo of the witnesses school, so parents who send their sons
Cary's motto for ours, “ Expect great Newberg lodge the other evening and Dio
made. For sale by C. F. Moore & Co.
against Bently & Franklin for selling and daughters away to a business school,
Things from God; attempt great Tilings royal way in which they were entertain
Every man who subscribed money for
ed, particularly tlio closing exercises at
whisky in violation of the license law, can feel that they are surrounded bv a
for God."
That delicious
were astonishingly absent minded, bo school atmosphere and home irifiuences. graveling tire streets, should see to it at
Wo hope to see a good attendance. the Newberg House.
Every young man, and woman as well, once that it is paid. Mr. Calkins, tho Bring lunch and spend the day.
coffee was fully appreciated by all. We We have selected for our trade the very best quulity o f Household Furniture to be found, and
much so that the caso was dismissed.
should have a business education. It fits contractor, lias completed his work, and
w e arc prepared to ofTer Rome rare bargain». We buy for cash, and are thus enabled to
hope to meet again.
P osey .
C om m itte e .
G. W. Range, a son-in-law of G. M.
sell at very low prices. Call and see onr g»>od» and get our prices.
them to do business for themselves, and under difficulties loo, and now he wants
Bales, moved his family over from
F o r H al«.
a book-keeper or stenographer can always his money. Tiioso who know that they
f ’a l k l n a ' O l d S t a n d , K l r s l 41 C e n t e r S t r e e t .
S ta te H o r tic u ltu r a l M eeting.
Marion county last week, expecting to j
find employment. Send for catalogue of have taxes to pav, nnd can ns well pay
One-half block with good bouse on Riv
The twenty eighth quarterly meeting of
make this place his home. He will work
the Holmes Business College.
them at once as to wait the full limit al
W.
tho Oregon State Horticultural Society er street, for sale or trade, cheap. Ad
in Marion county a part of the* winter.
,
lowed by the law, ought to pay in their
dress Emma Lane, Dayton, Or.
The
college
boys
have
organized
an
met
at
tho
Baptist
church
in
Newberg
on
Your attention is called to tiro ad. of E
taxes fo that the city can pay its subscrip-
athletic association ..........
this week,
and con- tlon
Tuesday afternoon. Dr. J. R. Cardwell,
W. Achison & Co., granite and marble
..................
to this fund. It is very hard in
K o r S ale .
dealers, in this issue. They guarantee .
R l"'*
« «'mnastum w.th ap- towo o( lllU .¡M for tIie cily government of Portland, who lias boon president of
One
aliuro
of
stock
in Die Nowlierg Fair
firat oliisM work, and reasonable price*. p , a r a tu s a s id e from t h e o . u td o . o r t g i a m • e • s o f , , *° accomplish , rnurli , e v e n with te -a r ty co- Die society for a long time called the Association. For terms address Frank
b a so b
hall,
a ll, foot ball
b a ll and
a n d tennis.
te n n is , This
i b i s is a a
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J
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D e a le r in
meeting to order. After an appropriate
Solomon Haworth is their agent for this
0|>eration of citizens, a n I w e ll n ig h in i-
Wood, Newberg, Oregon.
; step in the right direction, as there is
prayer
bv
Rev.
Char.
Jessup,
Pres.
New-
plaee.
possib'e to do anything without it. Ev
nothing more essential in college work
1 in gave the address of welcome in his
ery man should consider himself a part of
Countv commissioner Henderson was
I . a n t l F o r M al e .
.
,
, ,
, ,
than a regular svatem of plivaical train-
original and concise way which was high
in town one day the last of la«t week, for , ing, enabling tlio body to develop as tins the town of New berg, and as such should
41) to 700 acres of laud for sale nt very :
ly
appreciated
by
the
visitors.
Dr.
Plum
the pur|>o«* of Inspecting tho job of grav mind is developed. Properly conducted, tie willing to do bis part in any line of
mer, the old time I ortland druggist, who reasonable figures, on 5 to 10 years time.
work that will Ire for tlio best interests of
eling done on the streets. He sa il he
Hf|s'iOlinp
as it will b ■ here, it deserves tlio hearty-
engages hi horticulture for pleasure, fol- \ Inquire at this office.
had never seen a more even job of gravel support of the patrons of tho school. tire place.
lowed with a happy resiionse in which In-
S to ck N otice.
ing done on the roads.
HA W KD A N D S P L IT SH IN G L E S , L A T H , L IM E , P L A S T E R ,
Last year there was nothing whii h did as
F o r S a le .
paid a glowing tribute to New berg on h o - \
Person*
(leering
the br»*c*ilin^ service»
The ladies o f Newberg and country much to keep tho students interested and
C EM EN T A N D H A IR .
16 acres of choice fruit land, 15 acres count of tfn- absencH of saloons and Dicir 1
nre cordially Invited to exam ine onr ready for work up till the very close of
of a thoroughbred J e m y , «ran l»e accom*
cleared.
1,000 fruit tries and small blighting influences in our midst. Said
stock of Jackets just re eel veil direct the year, as the athletic association, and
inodated at iny place. Term* $1.50 in-
NAIL3, LOOKS, SASH WEIGHTS, PULLEY3 AND C0HD, AND
fruit. Good house and barn, 2 miles from ours was such a town as he would desire
front Chicago, and we assure them that the field day sports would havo Ircen a
v a iia b ly in advA tice.
A kdkkw P iu kk t t .
Newberg. For particulars call at New to raise a family in. “ Himes tire Prin
the styles are the latest and of good credit to many an older institution. It
G e n e r a l B u ild e r s * H a r d w a r e .
berg Nursery or address A. B. Cooper, ter,” of Portland, was appointed tem
T i n : Q l'K D N A ltr i p i i r m i i k i u t .
quality.
M ounts, M ii . es & Co.
will probably Ire even better this year.
Newberg, Oregon.
Y a r d at D epot.
NEW BCRC, ORECON.
porary secretary in the absence of Mr.
Who w ill he Pr«**Mont? Homi yo u r miM vrr,
Jonathan Vofaw marketed some fine
Sargent.
w ith el;<i.t tw o rient utainf»* f o r a »ample ro p y
grapes of tlio “ Sweetwater" variety la-t
t h e f t t'l'linn ( f i r m , r-nntnitijr rnl«*» an»l ro il-
A. M Bray, of Dundee, first told bow of
<1 ilion», «»«I secure oue of th e follow ing valu
Saturday that were grown on vines two
lie would construct an evajsjrator, in a alile prise».
> .«
* .«
To the fir * correct a nsw e r will l>e aw ar ded
years old. He says everybody might
well prepared paper which showed that a H’e
i n w a r <»r C lilrk r rin z Pla no; th e two next,
have all the giate-s they could take rare
h p a ir of !.. Hutlful Dia mond Kar King»;
lie had given tire subject careful thought. ' • • iicli
•
i • i i flr»t-clas* Hewing Machine ,
P r o p rie to rs o# tho
of here if they would set vines and care
Discussion followed which gave Mr. Car a n d to the l-i«l ten will I. a w a r d e d e a c h a full
H ll ve rT ea rterv ir r (r allie ffiOOOj.
for them projrerly.
bon, of Grants Pass, a splendid opjiortuni
I.i add ition to the»'-, rv«*ry person ro rre etl ?
til« i r
ty to do some eff -ctnal advertising for an Choi»--'« f ;i magmi firent Diamond Itracelet,
M. II. Pinney who has been on the ».
a
eva;iorator which he h-as patented. Mr j.air of fdemolì»] Kar-KIngtt, or a n lmp»>rted
M. Woodward farm for the psst two
Opera
G
lu
e
.
Bowerman called him out which the Iroys font«*o rio - #" No vembe r 7th. Any le tte r
years, moved this week to a Block ranch
Have on hand and for »ale all kinds of Rough and Dresned Lumber.
W ill «lcllrer the sam s to
aiv was a clever trick on his part, as he is postmarked that fiate will he arrepted.
seventeen miles northwest of F o re st
Durili'.' tlie r»mii*st >*p» ->1 prix ** will l»e v i v
any part of the city at reasonable rate*.
We arc thankful for past patronage, and
an agent for Mr. Carson's eva|»orator. en to tilt* first fen Rii-weM ree ei ve d each day,
Grove. Mr. Pinney since coming here
regard t»» na me #*f c andidate .
solicit a contiuuance of the same.
The disenssion was profitable, however, without
from Kansas lias by bis upright dealing
A l lp r i- .r * f ir the V. S. f r e e § f d u ty .
A
I.DKK
D e| 1
’
t
as
Mr.
Car-on
is
one
among
the
best
all
made many friends who wish him well in
1 he V u# « o r u h lia liin fc C»» . !.*«!.,
Y a r d , C o r . Second & M e rid ia n S t a .
T o r o n to , I a ñ a d a .
aroUDd fruit men of Oregon and Lc has a ‘
Used in Millions of Homes— 40 Years the Standard.
bia ocw home.
OREGONIAN RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
The New Tin Shop.
F. H. STOREY, Prop.
Local Events.
Q U E E N 8 W Æ R. E
H A D LEY -, H U N T & CO.
J
First Class
Drain Tile.
p O S T O FFIC E D R U G STORE
i
Popular Patent and Family Medicines.
T1IE Pioneer r H A R D W A R E STORE
Builders’ and Shelf Hardware,
Stoves and Tinware, Pumps,
B MOUNT.
Bank UuUdlug.
Newberg Nursery,
1^.
II.
Howard,
W ATCH M AK ER
&
JEW ELER.
A Full Line of Clocks Anil Watches Always on Hand, al Reasonable Prices.
JJE W STORE.
Hardware,
Furniture,
Agricultural Implements,
J. H. TOWNSEND.
Everything New, At Bed-rock Prices.
Newberg, Oregon.
T. MACY.
W. P. HEACOCK,
Doors, Windows and Mouldings,
Brackets, Turnings, Fine Finishing Lumber.
MITCHELL & CLARK,
ENTERPRISE SAW M ILL
R* F. ONG, S0,l6SIHail.