liu g li Fraser and H enry \Viillani3 of
Buy vonr Hav of Calkins’.
Fresh corn meal al Calkins’.
Oregon City,
do in to w n W eines lay.
Go to W. T. Macy ’a for furniture.
Go to C. F. Moore i Co., for Dr. Wm.
Your
attention
Is called to the :td. of
Lv. New beri?. 7 V* a. m ! Lv. Portland. 9:10 a m Ellis’ Liniment.
Ah a Macy and wife were down from
Ar. Portland.
a. m. Ar. New bene 1*2:1 • p.m
the Chehaleiu Valley Bank In this is­
Lv. Newberg 1J 4 . p.ra. | Lv. I'ortiuud. 4 : < p :n
Sherwood, Washington county, Is now Dayton last Monday.
Ar. Portland, d:¿ü p.m. I Ar. Newberg, i»:00 p.m.
sue.
Try Whf-at'cts for Breakfast, 25c. sack
PhM«ng«r aud Freight Hates to all points, an incorporated city.
ALSO hi:AIH.H'A«TH«S f o r
Miss Mend -liliali, daughter of Fi turi
eau be obtaiued from
C. H. FH1S8F.LL.
at
Calkins'.
W. 1’. Hcacock will sell gjod shingles
Mil: A PPIJIÎ 3 ,
T h is ** a J *' se n t to us w ith a re q u e st for C a ta lo g u e is good fo r
Agent Newberg.
M
endenhall,
of
Champoeg,
was
in
FliRTIUZLR.*.
for $1.75 I er thousand.
li f t e c u c e n t s o n y o u r f i r s t o r d e r .
Call at the Unique for bargains in Mil­ tow n Tuesday.
spra y p u n p s . n ie .
Calkins’ seems to be doing a good liner goods.
W anted :—A responsible man to rent
business in the feed liue.
Local Events.
Dr. A. Mills and wife, of Dundee, were
Pacific Coast Agents for
part of a farm and superintend fruit tract.
D. M. F E R R Y & C O '3
N. E. Biitt left last Friday on a busi­ in town last Tuesday.
12
J. lHttr M oore , Portland, Or.
All tested a ud reliable.
ness (rip to southern Oregon.
Great reduction in Millinery goods at
College stationery at this office.
We understand there is talk of a now
the Unique,
N orth w cbtern agents for
drug store going in at W ym an's old
The G r a p h i c and Rural Sorliicest for j Rough an I dressed pickets of all kinds
A. I. R O O T S
!
at
the
depot
lumber
yard.
Will
Macy
furnished
a
lot
of
new
chairs
com er. Some man from the east is to
$1.75.
Can furnis h auy q ua nti ty
for the Odd Fellows hall this week.
Jas.
Price
and
J.
M.
Wright
visited
c he a p e r th an you could lay
I dispense the drugs.
For a first class shave or h aircut go to
it d ow n for from the factory
I Sheridan a day or two last week.
Milton Newlin is building a liouso and
J. L. Myers.
J. K. Rogers, agent for L. V. Moore,
Mrs. L. C. Washburn of LaFayette, barn on his place northeast of town.
All k iu d s of the very choicest
, dealer in musical instrum ents at :i -5
Maris ami Coicord will plant ten acres
trees.
W ar ra nte d tr ue t 0
has
been visiting in town this week.
Mrs. M. E. Baldwin has received a fine W ashington street, Portland, has been
to prunes this spring.
n a m e a n d free from all pest*
large
show
case
for
displaying
her
milli-
in
town
during
the
week,
Wm.
McLaughlin
has
built
a
new
fence
C hea pe r th an ever.
The best cook stove for the price 1»
about his property on Third street.
Send for Catalogue (English or German.)
nery goods.
| Kuos Hanson and George Grayson
found at J. II. Townsend’s.
G. W. Grayson will go to Sheridan to took th eir departure Wednesday for
Try the Huial Xortkueit in connection
Special prices to first buyers in new localities.
95c. 95c., Sheridan flour’s the best, 95c.
engage with Enos Uaiisou in tho real es- J Sheridan where they will engage in
with the G raphic for the next year.
sack at Calkins’ Feed Store.
j th e real estate business. They are
Mrs. J. 11. Townsend has been visiting tate business.
Harvey Dorrance has moved into his
j Mr. Fisk of LaFayette, was in town I good rustlers aud will no doubt sell
with
friends
in
Albany
tire
past
week.
bouse near the Baptist church.
Are you going to the World’s Fair? j , ! Tuesday night and attended tho revival some d irt in the upper corner of Ynm-
Wra. Bond has been in rather poor
hill.
so
call and sco me.
J. 11. T ownsend . I services at Friends church.
health for souie lime and is little if any
Mr.
Clark
who
has
been
living
in
the
Jesse Hobson who was up from Port-
J. M. Tice reports work in his line
better.
Snodgrass property has moved to th e ; land this week, sold ton acres of the
opening
up
in
pretty
good
shape
for
this
J. B. Mount furnishes the trade with
Mrs. Westfall property on Fifth street.
| Win. Hobson homestead, opposite Lewis
stoves and hardware. Satisfaction guar­ time of year.
30 acres of fruit land two miles east of Hoskins’ place, to Mr. Kelso who moved
Mrs.
Graham
is
having
the
Vantress
anteed.
in fiom Washington this week. Mr. Kel­
Newberg for sale.
J. B u rt M o o r e ,
so lias had some experience in fruit rais­
We learn that there is talk of a double house repaired and fitted up for a resi­
Portland,
Or.
ing and will engage in this indurtry.
brick building being built on Main street dence for herself.
Mrs. Am m erm an of Salem, who
Cal Dixon is building on his lots re
the coming season.
The Newberg collego have committed
came from M innesota n short tim e ago,
Portland, Oregon.
Sea-moss and Oregon coast bouquets eently purchased of J. M. Wright in is visiting w ith Mrs. W iley on Third to Dr. Elias Jessup, the responsible mis­
Hot
won's
addition.
sion of going to England in tlie interest
Scud for Catalogue (English or German). Special prices to first buyers iu new localities.
made by Uclphina FUis the invalid, for
Dr. McConnell last Thursday received street.
of the institution where he lias probably
sale at J. T. Smith's store.
John
I.
Hadley
shipped
a
bill
of
1,500
Mr. A. I.. Stevens lias purchased a two- tho sad news of the death of his father at fruit trees to Judge Galloway Wednesday, arrived before tln3 tune. The work could Courier in speaking of his death says:
4 NEW BROOM SW EEl’8 CLEAN, AND
not have been entrusted to more capable
acre tract from J. C. Clemenson, and will his home in Indiana.
The deceased was the son of Mr. and j
A. P. Oliver sold a half acre tract in 1,000 of which were prune trees and the hands and the people of Whittier will
become a fixture in Newberg.
Mrs. R. A. Itarapy, honored and respect- ]
remaining 500 were peach.
note its progress with peculiar interest.—
. Charley Wilson visited the capital city Little Homes to a man named Thos. Car-
cd citizens of our community. Though
The
latest
in
regard
to
the
post
office
Whittier, (Cal ) lUgitter.
Saturday, remaining till the first of the olan, of Mt. Tabor la * week.
engaged in the hanking business, Mr. Is the best p lace In tow n to get y o u r w or k don* . All k in d s of T inw ork, s u c h as Roofing, Spout-
is to the effect that all the applicants for
The farmer who has pork or lard to
O. V. Allen is moving back from La-
n
iug and General R ep a ir in g , neatly aiul prom ptly d o n e . Pr ices reasonable
week to see a real live legislature.
the position of P. M. are to be ignored sell th is season is in clover knee high ltaiupy always found time to give to
him, tlie last of his sons, wise council and
N ear ly opp osit e Dayton road*
F . H. S T O H E Y , Prop.
W. T. Macy has been having his lots in Fayetto and will occupy the Prof. Morri­ and that one of the faithful is to Ire sent
in the middle of winter. Tlie price good lessons, and it is not strange that
.Central addition grubbed out, und a fine son property on Wynooski streot.
here from Portland to hold down tho job. has gone higher than tlie chickens fly Millard, with his amiable disposition,
Levi Sanders is arranging to plant 1230 Such is life In tiie wild ami woolly west.
row of maple troes planted around them
to roost. Hatus 17) cents an d lard 18 should have grown up to be a kind, affec­
petite
and Italian prune trees, and the
A gentleman from Texas has rented the
T he Woodmen an d a few invited and 20 cents. It requires lots of “ja w ” tionate and obedient son.
He was born in Harrisburg, August 23,
11. L. Christenson building on Main Stanley boys will plant 600 of tho same friends uiet a t th eir hull last W ednes­ to masticate tough cow but wo will be
Is the place to buy
1874, and had always resided here. He
street und bus moved in. He will use it varieties.
day evening and enjoyed a very pleas­ compelled to stand it if we do have to was an active member of the Y. 1*. S. C.
Mr
Terrill
has
purchased
lots
on
the
as a dwelling.
an t time. A public installation of offi­ devote a little more tim e to th at part of E. and it is nioro especially in this Chris­
tian work that his kind disposition nnd
C. B. Frissell has purchased lots in corner of Fiftli and Meridian streets, and cers, accompanied by a short musical our business.
tlie iniluem-e of a pure and noble heart
Beskins' first addition, and is clearing off is busy fencing and making other im- and literary program and supper, was
As evidence th a t all is not sunshine were felt hv his associates. Everybody
K V K K Y T 1 IIN G I K J.S II A N D C L E A N .
the occasion.
the timber and preparing to erect a fine provem -nts thereon.
in the natural gas region in Indiana, loved Millard and these who knew him
G.
W.
Rogers
has
purchased
Joseph
longest
loved
him
best.
residence thereon.
The public are cordially invited to call note the following from the Carthago
He had been attending the State Nor­
J. J. Woods, who visited Salem last Everest's residence property on west First at J. D. Carter’s store on Monday and Record: The extrem e severe weather mal School at Monmouth this year hut
dreet.
Joo
will
move
out
to
a
farm
Tuesday, Jan 30 to 31, and sample tlie of the past two weeks has not been had boon ailing more or loss for some
week, brought the pleasing intelligence to
delicious “ St. Charles’’ unsweetened equaled in this part of the state in tirno. lie spent tlie holidays at home,
J. H. Dailey that the condition of lib which he owns northwest of town.
How about those shade trees you were evaporated cream, served freo with hot years, und many of our citizens have returning to school after vacation, but lie-
wife’s mind is greatly improved.
Is still hero w ith a largo stock of
ing unable to pursue bis studies lie came
Yours Truly,
suffered for want of fuel. Gas pipes home. Every effort was made to control
The Arlington hotel will change hands talking about setting out? Don’t wait coffee.
until
late
in
the
spring
and
run
the
risk
Sr.
C
h a r l e s E v . C r e a m C o .
were frozen solid and had to be dug up the disease from which lie was suffering,
the first of the month, Mr. 12. IS. Fong
Revival services have been in session und thaw ed out before sufficient gas hut to no avail, llo gradually grew
having rented it. An addition is to be of their dying, but set them now while all
till tho end came, which was
the conditions are favorable.
both at the Friends church und the could be procured to keep from freez­ worse
built, and other conveniences added.
lieacofnl and painless. Tims passes from
J. 8. Rees and Joe Winder made a Evangelical church, (the latter being ing; und tlieu it wits only a question otir midst one whoso future proe|ietts
Barren A Richard, of Woodburn, Or.,
L u m b e r m e n ’s S u p p lie s, E t c .
have 120 acres improved land to sell or mantle from Oregon maple a couple of held by th e Christian denom ination), of a little tim e when th e pipes would seemed very bright indeed.
Tlie funeral took place Thursday morn­
Ilank Building.
J . 5 3 MOUNT.
trade for farm, or town property near weeks ago. for G. W. Mitchell’s residence since Friday evening of last week. be frozen again. Some of the farmers ing, Jan. 19th, Rev. Wiltse officiating.
that is a beauty. No need of going to The interest in soul saving is increas­ who hud wood to sell brought It in and
Newberg.
t2
The church was appropriately decorated
A
g
e
n
t
for
C
a
r
l
a
n
d
a
n
d
O
r
e
g
o
n
S
to
v
e
s.
Portland to get first class work done in ing and prospects are favorable for found ready buyers a t exhorbitant with inscriptions and flowers, and tlie
The latest word we have from Dr. Jes­ this line.
great good being done.
prices. T he themometer ranged from Cornet Band, of which deceased was an
sup was written from Boston, and was to
It begins to look like the weather the
Miss Stella Lyon of our town won the 10° to 24° below zero all week, an d it efficient member, attended in a body.
the effect that he thought lie would sail
will be miraculous indeed if there is
from that port on the 21st of this month prophets had down on the board for us gold medal at tho contest at McMinnville not much sickness reported.
T 1IK W I L D W A V E S .
during the early part of the winter, was last week. A young lady from McMinn­
A gentleman named Heath, an ol<f liable to pass by on the other side, all the ville won second prize. Miss Lyon’s
Mos«rs. Lamson and Maloney took a
Dressmaking.
neighlxrr of Charles Renne, is expected same as the pharisee. Very well, no friends Lave reason to be highly elated
here from Wisconsin In a few days, lie growling on our part.
Mrs. Ella Holly will do dressmaking at trip to Yaquina Buy tlie hittor part of last,
over her succoss in the contest. With
week, while tho legislature was in ses­
has rented Anderson Hodgson's place
tho residence oi G. W, Mitchell, deciti
KKrA I ICING FINE WATCHES AND CLOCKS A SPECIALTY.
sion. In returning from Newport in a NEWBERG,
Wm. McCollum returned last Friday proper care and training she will make
cast of town.
.
.
.
.
OREGON.
her
mark
as
an
elocutionist.
naptha launch, Representative Maloney
Mr. W. C. Kirby, of the 8. 1*. bridge from Ills visit to California. lie reports
B a n k r u p t Sale.
Mr. Sorgen of Portland, who put in the
hud
quite
an
experionco.
Tlie
wild
having
a
very
pleasant
visit,
but
he
lias
company, has rented Mr. Webber’s
$100.00 Stock in the Newberg Fair waves rose and fell witli a slash that
furnace at the public school building, was
house on Sheri lan street and moved his not many words of praise for the golden
up last ..Monday and made arrangements Association for $80.00. Address
state,
and
expresses
himself
as
well
throw spray all over our friend and put
family into it. By the way, this same
J. H. TOWNSEND.
F r a n k W o o d , Newberg, Or.
to put In an additional furnace, as the ca­
out the tiro. The boat drifted about in
bridge gang seems to bo composed of a pleased to get back to Newberg.
pacity of the one was not sufficient for so
the bay ami finally lodged up against an
pretty respectable lot of fellows.
Miss Lillie Maloney, a former student largo a building. The teachers and pu­
For Sale.
old government scow. The engineer
here
passed
through
town
last
Saturday
J. H. TOWNSEND.
N e w b e r q , Or., Sep. 0, 1892.
pils will be glad to see it in, as the
30 acres of good lurid, small orchard in finally got his fires liglitoil and they soon
I have seen Dr. Wm. Kills’ liniment in company with her father Hon. II. S warmth in the building has not been
full bearing and new house, about a mile steamed into Yaquina City, hut not until
used very successfully for the cure of rose Maloney. She had a prospect of getting sufficient for comfort for some time.'
nortli of Newberg. Owner leaving for Mr. Maloney had experienced some of
a
clerkship
on
the
enrolling
committee,
J. H. TOWNSEND.
cancer after it had already become very
New Zealand. For particulars apply at tho pangs of seasickness. Our Salem cor­
John
Brown
went
over
to
Scott’s
Mills
which position she is fully competent to
painful and begun to eat considerably.
respondent
found
him
ready
to
tackle
leg­
G
r a ph ic office, Newberg, Or.
last
week
and
contracted
with
the
land
fill with credit to herself.
S usannah E llis .
islation when ho returned to tlie capital.
company to run a saw mill for the next
° f J. H. TOWNSEND.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Kendall have also
Mr. Wm. Repp and family, of LaFay­ year, beginning in tlie spring. Tlie logs
Rep. Lamson remained over at tho coast
F o r S a le .
joined that numerable company around ette, old acquaintances of F. H. Howard are furnished him in tlie pond and lie
46 acres of choice fruit land, 15 acres nntil Saturday.—Sheridan Sun.
Newberg who are rejoicing in their con­ and family, moved into the Wehber docs the sawing. He has contracted witli
J. H. TOWNSEND.
tinued prosperity this season. Tho lad house on Center street last Monday. Mr. A. W. Roes to run the saw. Alf. under­ cleared. 1,000 fruit trees and small
Public Sale.
fruit.
Good
house
und
barn,
2
miles
from
made his appearance last Saturday and Repp is a bridge carpenter in the employ stands the business and will do good
Newberg. For particulars call at New­
Horse men will tako notico that the
appears to enjoy our Oregon climate. of the Southern Pacific company, and is work.
1 SW F L K N I T U l U h S T O R E
berg
Nursery or address A. B. Cooper, celebratod Clydesdale stulliun “ Zero” N
Next.
at present working on the new bridge
Newberg, Oregon.
A
card
from
Mrs.
Hartley
says:
I
no­
with
cart
and
harness,
owned
by
the
N. C. Christenson has purchased the over the Chehalem.
tice in “ The Sacred Number Seven,”
Newberg Clydesdale Horse Co., w ill be
agricultural implement business of S. N.
A small hoy, whose mother is a Cheha­ as given in the G raphic Dec. 30, that tlie
sold ut public auction to the liighost bid­
W anted.
Bolton, and will hereafter be found at the lem valley widow, rejoices to see the La­
typo has made me say that Elijah’s ser­
der on Jan. 28, 1893, at 2 p. in. Halo lo
Agents
to
sell
our
clioico
nnd
hardy
old stand. Nets is no novice in this line, Fayette widower put in bis appearance.
vant went up “ Seven days” to spy out Nursery Stock. We liavo many new take pluco at Rogers’ livery stable in
having, in company with his brother O. Cause why, said widower lavishes his
tlie cloud. It should read “ Seven times special varieties, both in fruits anil orna­ Newberg.
C. founded the establishment he has now- nickleson the little fellow to get him off
Elijah's Servant,” etc. Again it reads mentals to offer, which are controlled on­
P ediurrh :—Zero, No. 3,332-1,746, was Wo ha ve selected for o u r tra d e tho ve ry beat qu ali ty of H ou se hold F u r n i t u r e to be found, a n d
purchased. We predict for him abun­ to a neighbors. Small boys aro better
“ Seven angels were burning,” it should ly by us. We pay commission or salary. bred by William Wear, Lanark, I’erfrate
we are p re p a re d to offer some rare bargains. We bu y for rash, and »ire thug e nab le d to
dant success.
kfcll at very low prices. Call a u d soo o u r goods ami get o n r prices,
out of sight when matters of importance be "Seven lamr>s were also burning.”
Write us at once for terms, and secure Place, Douglas, Scotland. Imported 1889
8. N. Bolton will leave in a week or are under consideration.
Calk ins’ Old Stand, Flint X Center Street.
Piease note tlie change.
byGalbreath Bros., Janesville, Wiscon­
choice territory. M ay B r o t h e r s ,
two for Ellonsburg, Wash., where he goes
sin.
He
was
aired
by
Druid,
No.
1,120,
O. Winslow and family arrived here on
tlO
Nurserymen,
Cooks usually w ant two opposites to
Newberg, Oregon.
to take charge of a branch house for the Thursday evening of last week direct from
Vol. 11. Dam, Kate, No. 3,090, Vol. 1.
Rochester, N. Y.
well-known agricultural implement firm Evangeline, La., whero they have been make a good pio. For instance sour
Grandsiro, Young Scotchman, No. 1,039.
of Knapp, Burrell & Co. Newt is a good living for the past three years. They fruit an d then an ulmndance of sugar.
Terim of sale, cash or bankable note
Ju
st
now,
however,
they
can
bo
accom­
C O IID O L .IV K IC IUCKKZF.8.
citizen and a good business man and we
to run tlireo months with 10 per cent in­
were here about four years ago and have modated In this particular in the two
do not believe the company has made
Sunday school convened at 2:30 p. tn. terest from date.
concluded that they would prefer Oregon extrem es in the cost of the ingredients
any mistake in its selection of a man to
CAKKIKH A FULL LINK OK
L. W. llAitap.it,
A. II. P ape ,
to tlie rice fields of Dixie's land. We are th a t go to make up tlie crust; for while There being twenty-six in attendance.
take charge of its business there, though
President.
Secretary.
all glad to see them back again in the flour is only ninety cents per suck, lard Herbert Cash delivered a fare well ad­
we are sorry to have him leave Newberg
land of plenty.
.
| has gone up to a high w ater m urk— dress as teacher and scholar, being Ap­
pointed by the Newbeig Christian En­
There is no greater nuisance about a
N A T IO N A L U F M K D Y CO.
Mr. Kelro and family composed of his eighteen to tw enty cents per pound.
deavor for other fields of labor. We aro
town than a worthless dog—and most of
David W. Martin, ge neral a gent for th e Na­
For pains in the chest there is nothing sorry to lose him but bid him God t|ieed tional
them are of this persuasion. Add vicious wife and three sons, arrived here from
R em ed y (to. wishes to a n n o u n c e that In*
now haw two amenta in Newbe rg for the sale
P u r e D rug s fo r P r e sc r pit io n s .
ness to worthlessness and they are worse Portland last Monday and aro occupying lietler than a flannel cloth saturated with in his new work.
of hia medic in es . Mra. Mary H cumoii , on south
Mrs. Harford returned home Wednes­ M eridia n street, n e a r the fa ir gr ounds, a n d
than a nuisance. There are one or two the Jesse Hobson property on the corner Chamberlain’s Pain Italin and bound on
Mrs.
('ox,
f>n
Fin»t
street,
one
door
went
of
P
r
e
s
­
Perfumes,
Fancy and Toilet Articles, Paints, Oils, Varnish and Oil Color. A iso a
families about town who own dogs with of Second and River streets. They were over th e Beat of pain. It will produce a day for a short visit, leaving again Friday by te ri an churc h, arc hfs only anthorlr.ud
agent s, w ho ha ve ami will he re a f te r k e ep on
fine line of the
human
flesh
that
j
iormerb’
residents
of
Parke
county,
Ind
,
counter
irritation
without
Mistering,
and
Bach a fondness for
noon for an extended tour in Linn coun- ha n d a full supply of th e a bove- nam ed re m e ­
die s.
se p4pdto tm l
neighboring women and children are b,lt have been sojourning in Washington is not so diragreeabie us mustard; in <y-
L A T E S T S T Y L E S of W A L L P A P E R .
afraid to visit them. Tlie marshal should ,o r,h e f’aRt two ^ear,‘ Tl,ey pa>’ thp>- fact is much superior to any plaster on
Mrs. Atkinson who has been quite sick
account
of
its
pain-relieving
qualities.
If
kill every dog of this character found un- ' are hi«h,Jr I'!eaBe<1 with our «'"roundings
for the past month is convalescent.
chained in the daytime.
I and will bay property in this locality. used in time it will prevent pneumonia.
Mrs. Palmer was taken quite sick with
Supplies.
,
.
, , . We are glad to welcome them among us. 59 cent bottles for sale by C. F. Mooro A pleurisy last week but is now In a fair
The lecture on ThursJay evening of last
C. F. Dutter, b r e e d e r «ml F a nc ie r of f.t. B ra h ­
m a Fowl*. D uke of York a u d Auto-
way for recovery.
week was something of a disappointment, “ In buying a cough medicine for cliild- Co.
ernt strain.«.
jPHKM'RIPTlONS C a RHPI'LLY COM /
Mrs. Hunter returneil home from Dor- Stock find class in ev ery respect Eggs for s.ilc
to several who were in attendance owing ren,” says II. A. Walker, a prominent
i
POUNHKI» D a y o r N i g h t .
i
a n d •»Ui.sfaetion gu ara nte ed.
C ard of T h a n k s.
fur, Or., Tuesday. We were glad to have
to the fact that Mr. Baker was nnahle to druggist of Ogden, Utah, “ never be afraid
î
OREGON.
speak on tlie lifj of Abraham Lincoln, as to buy Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy,
We desire hereby to express onr heart­ her return and again sorry she did not NEWBER G
liad been announced. Ilia subject was There is no danger from it and relief is felt thanks to the many friends, including derive much benefit in the way of medi­
b il io u s n e s s
Evolution. This was a new subject for a . always sure to follow. I particularly rec- members of the A. O. U. W. and I). of H. cal treatment.
W. R. Carter lost two horses. He
lecture in Newberg and he made it very ommend Chamberlain's because I have for their loving kindness and sympathy
interesting to many of bis hearers, but of found it to be safe and reliable. It is in- during the recent illness and death of our found one dead in his pasture the other
A . IC. C O O P E R & C O .
course those of tlie younger class who had tended especially for colds, croup and wife and daughter, Mrs. Orpha A. Ila- got fast in the barn and was dead when
he found her
never read any on the subject were disap- whooping cough.” 50 cent bottles for gey.
G rover H aoky ,
Charles Burrows was detained home
pointed.
sale by C. F. Moore & (2p.
j
M rs . E. F. R ickman .
We take (his plan to inform the public that wn are better than ever prepared to sup-
The success of Chamberlain's Cougli
-
—1 — - ■ -“ from College the past week, nursing one
plv the trade this Fall in the line of a
of Job's comforters.
Remedy is effecting a speedy cure of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hhuitz
and
Bon,
spent
colds, croup and whooping cough has
Sunday with relatives in Newberg
brought it into great demand. Messrs.
Pa1 ties desiring to sot orchards this Fall will make money by calling on or corree
X. Y. Z.
Pontias A Son, of Campron, Ohio, say
ponding with 11 s before placing llieir orders.
that it has gained a reputation second to
D
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e
d
.
none in that vicinity. Jas. M. Queen, of
Millard Kampv who wm a «trident hero
Johnston, W. Va., says it is the best ever
u*od. B. F. Jones, druggist, Winona,
two years ago died at Harrisburg, Or.,
S.
Jan. 18th, of typho-mal trial fever at the
Miss., says:
"Chamberlain's Cough
age of 18 years. Millard had an amiable
p i i y s i c ch a
Remedy is perf-ctlv ueliahle. I have al­
• ispositiou and was well liked h r his If taken as directed, we Guarantee Sat- RoUgll Gild DiCSScd L u m b e r , D oors SLUG. WindOWS, Bl’clckctS,
ways warranted it and it never failed to
schoolmates an I the faculty
llo was
give the most perfect satisfaction.” 59
»faction or refund your money.
.
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n n u - I r u r K a I i r s K e .
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Util, Plck.ti, Lime, Sand, Glass. Nalls sod a all
kinds ol BalMln* Mato-
converted at a revival held here while in n U O n r y i - T T j M 11/ . A i f C » I I •
cent bottles for sale by C. F. M x>re A
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Used in Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard.
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Posso trs Seeds Grow
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SEEDS
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a r d w a r e
s t o r e
Builders’ and Shell Hardware,
Stoves aud Tinware, Pumps,
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A Fall Line of Clocks Aud Watches Always on Haul at Reasonable Prices.
H U Y
J3U Y
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H U Y
Hardware of
Stoves of
Plows 01
Furniture
S e e d s 01
Everything New, At Bed-rock Prices.
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Quaker City Poultiy Yard. Biank Books, Stationery, School Books and School
C. F. MOORE & CO.
Newberg Nursery,
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