giu tite n D e a th .
Buy your Hay of Calkin*’.
K. K. K. at C. F. Moore i Co.
H.
J.
Haskell
who has been living
South.
Fresh bread every day at Star Bakery.
N orth.
April 1, ItfM.
Now is the time to buy Carpets at
on a small farm a mile west of tow n for
L v . N ew berg, 7:ô5 a. m | Lv. P o rtlan d , 9.40 a. m Maev’s.
As noted last week James Madsen
Ar. P o rtlan d , U:30a. m. I Ar. N ew berg 12:10 p.ru.
the past three years, died very sudden­
Lv. N ew berg 12:40 p.m . | Lv. P o rtlan d , 4:30 p.m.
Kev. Thomas Brown went to Salem lues bought an interest in the Homing ly w ithout w arning at his home on lust
Ar. P o rtla n d , 3:20 p.m. | Ar. N ew berg, 6:06 p.m .
I mills. He will move to town and pre-
So will your profits If you buy tested seeds.
Our trial grounds are located 1} miles
P a sse n g e r a u d F reig h t Kates to ali pointa, last Tuesday on business.
Tuesday afternoon.
e a u be o b ta iu e d from
G. B. FRISSE LL,
Go to C. F. Moore A Co., for Dr. W in.! l'atv to do his lmrt of the work iu «»“ - 1 In the afternoon he and a ten year
cast of our store.
Come and sec them .
If your m erchant does not handle our tested
Ageut Newberg.
Ellis’ Liniment.
neetion w ith the business.
[old boy who was staying with him,
seeds, solid to us direct, and you will get your seed cheap if you mention his name.
If
Go to W. T. Macy ’s for furniture.
■ were cutting u tree near the house.
Rov. E. 8.’Craven, of Woodlawn, was
Tlie
horticuiturul
meeting
will
be
lie
docs
handle
them
he
will
show
you
certificate
from
our
trial
grounds
showing
guar­
Mr.
Haskell
suddenly
complained
of
io town one day the last of tiie week.
Local Events.
Rough and dressed pickets of all kinds held tomorrow uftcruoon at the resi­ | feeling tired, sat down and then fell
anteed per cent of seed that will grow.
dence of J. II. Bowerman. Go and forward. The l>oy called a neighbor
at
the depot lumber yard.
Kimball pianos are first class.
I learn how to prune trees properly. It j and Dr. Littlefield was hurriedly sent
A very interesting letter from the (>en
College stationery at this office.
can’t fail to be au interesting meeting. for, who did w hat he could to resusci­
of E. H. ¡skinner will be found in this
Don’t forget the horticultural meeting.
A lull blooded Jersey cow with young tate him hut w ithout avail, ns his life
I call for sale.
A. E. M oore . | had gone out. Mrs. Haskell was tele-
See the Kimball Pianos before buying.
Rev. Woody gave a very practical talk
Frank Elliott left last Friday for Com-1 graphed for and she and her daughter
Ask C. F. Moore <& Co. wbat K. K. K. to tbe Y. M. C. A. at their rooms, last
stock iu Douglas countv. He is out as came up on the evening train. Hie
is.
Sunday at 3 p. in.
' land examiner for the Southern Pacific ; remains were taken to Portland for
Mr. It. U. Tyson, oi Middleton, was s
Dorranee Bros, is the only place in railroad company. N. E. Britt is out a t ' burl<»1 on Wednesday afternoon's train,
caller last Friday.
town you can buy a straight Portland j Drain at present on the same kind of a
The deceased won born in Washing-
The G aaruic and Kural North well for grade of lumber.
| tuition.
Iton D’
six t>'-foul' .' cars ago lust
I t will pay you to write to us before buying
$1.75.
.
,
I January. H e came here from Port-
Warren Robertson has engaged with
Kmi bail pianos have elastic touch.
I, , r .
__ __
, ,
land about three years ago and has
Pianos and Organs. L. V. Moore, Port- John Brown to work in the saw mill dur­
Try \V lieat'cts for Breakfast, 25c. sack
spent his tim e on his place west
land.
ing the summer.
at
Calkins'.
]
0f
town
where lie seemed to enjoy the
s ' Jerre O’Brien and wife are the happy
Try tlie Iiural Xortliueat in connection
Rev. Woody, editor of the Pacific Bap-j quietude of country life. He was a
^ parents of a brand new baby girl.
with the G raphic for the next year.
SEN D FOR CATALOGUE—E N G L IS H OR GERMAN.
tist, occupied tlie pulpit at the Baptist jolly, good Matured old man, whom we
For a first class shave or hair-cut go to
Fruit men are mostly busy pruning
church last Sunday. On Sunday night | were always glad to meet and enjoy
J . L. Myers.
trees or performing other necessary work
tie administered the rite of baptism to Iris pleasantries, and we were shocked deeds of heavenly mercy receive a jewel
Dr. J. B. Moore of Portland, was in about their orchards.
Mrs. Conner and John Larkin who joined to hear of his sudden death. Mrs. by and by fur that crown wo want to
town Wednesday.
Gilmore endorses tlie Kimball piano.
the church. He also gave a very inter­ Haskell has our sincere sympathies In wear through eternity.
Lewis Jones lias been making a big esting talk to the members of the Y. M. her time of trial.
The best cook stove for the price is
In conclusion let us retient tlie words ol ROOFING, SPOUTING, TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK.
found at J. H. Townsend’s.
improvement in tiie appearance of his C. A. in the afternoon.
the poet,
PIPE CUTTING, THREADING, PITTINGSIOP ALL SIZES.
D
r
e
s
s
m
a
k
in
g
.
J. B. Heninger, a Salem nurseryman, place north of town lately.
Kimball organs. Moore, Portland, Or.
-T h e re are th re e w ords th a t sw eetly blen d ,
Mr*.
Ella
Holly
will
do
dressmaking
at
T
3
-
A
-
T
I
E
I
TUBS,
STEEL SH
tSTIECS.
T
h
at
on
Ihe
h
e
art
are
g
raven
30 acres of fruit land two miles oast of
was in town during tlie week.
First class F ruit Trees for sale or
A precio u s soothing halm they lend.
MYERS’
FORCE
IPTJIM
IIPS.
the
residence
of
G.
W.
Mitchell,
decifi
J. B urt M oore ,
Norris Tibodo who had a sudden attack Newberg for sale.
trade.
A. E. M ookk . tf.
T h e y 're m other, hom e au d heav en .”
Ain p re p a re d to d o J o b a n d R e p a ir w ork to o rd e r In a satisfa c to ry m a n n e r. “A stitc h in tim e ,’*
Portland, Or.
of severe sickness last week is out again.
8.
8.
Miss Ida Burroughs, a Portland actress,
I t a n k r u p t S a le .
etc. H ave yo u r pails, pots, etc., re p a ire d au d o v e rh a u le d now .
Edmund Robinson and Cyrus Hoskins, while walking on Second street in Me-
Fresli bread every day at Star Bakery.
$100.00 Stock in the Newberg Fair
with
their
families,
arrived
homo
from
F r e e L e c t u r e T o L a d le * .
Minuvillo with another lady, caught her Association for $80.00. Address
Mr. E. Stephens lias built a substan­
foot in an opening in the walk and fell,
Mrs. Sura M. Read, of Portland, will
tial bouse on a tract of the Hurley land southern California last week.
F rank W ood , Newberg, Or.
Rev. James Price attended Salem breaking both hones in the right leg be­
lecture In this place Tuesday after­
this winter.
Is th e place to buy
C ard o f T h a n k s.
noon, Feb. 28, 1893, at 2:36 o’clock.
95c. 95c., Sheridan flour’s the best, 9oc. Quarterly meeting of Friends church at tween tiie ankle and knee. A damage
Marion last Saturday aud Sunday.
suit is likoly to follow. Tiiis ought to he
To Mrs. Christenson, Miss Grace Subject: “ Our Bodies and tiie Laws
sack at Calkins’ Feed Store.
a warning to our city fathers to see that Christenson and the neighbors and of H ealth.” Physician’s M anikin w ill
,
Work on the addition to the Arling­ Joe Heston lias put in an emery wheel
ail dangerous places in side walks are a t­ friends who so kindly rendered assis­ bo used in illustration.
at
his
smithshop
for
grinding
plow-
ton hotel is progressing nicely, the
KVKItYTUINr. FltKSH AN 1 ) CLEAN.
tended to.
points,
etc.
Tiiose
wanting
such
work
tance in my late affliction I return my
'•_frame being already up.
done will do well to call on him.
M ks . H a s k e l l .
Take all repair and job work to sincere thunks.
Dorranee Bros, is the only place in
Storey.
Kimball pianos, endorsed by Patti.
30 acres of good land, small orchard hi I
Newberg you can buy a firBt class shingle.
F o r S a le .
I). I*. Stratton has been in Portland
full bearing and new house, about a mile j
Miles Reece after spending a week at
Price $2 25.
46 acres of choice fruit land, 15 acres north of Newberg. Owner leaving for j
during the week looking after a car load
A number of bright colored crocuses in home with his family, returned to his
cleared.
1,000 fruit trees and small New Zealand. For particulars apply at '
of
road
graders
and
rock
crushers,
he
has
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Mrs. S. E. Hoskins’ front yard seem to work in Marion county last Saturday.
just received from Philadelphia. He for­ fruit. Good house and barn, 2 miles from G raphic office, Newberg, Or.
Don’t
buy
before
seeing
the
Kimball
indicate the approach of spring.
Newberg. For particulars call at New­
warded
a
rock
crusher
to
Nortli
Yamliill
Enjoy life and Carpet your floor while pianos.
and one to Beaverton, and the remainder berg Nursery or address A. B. Cooper,
/ ' o . V. Allen has bought a third interest
you can get it cheap at Mucy’s.
of tlie load he brought to Newberg. He Newberg, Oregon.
The city fathers are having the hall in the Newberg nursery, and will turn reports the outlook for selling road mak­
H e llo T h e r e !
fixed up on the inside so they can hold his attention to tlie cultivation of nursery- ing machinery better than ever before.
stock
in
tlie
future.
Do
you
want
a home or some town lots
th eir meetings there comfortably.
W anted : —To trade Italian prune trees or would you like a good paying business.
K. K. K. cures rheumatism and neu­ for 500 or more cedar (losts.
PU M PS, G A R D EN
TO O LS,
ETC.
Money to loun on improved farm
We will not give them to you hut will
ralgia.
property.
J. H. T ownsend .
t4
J. M. L kwbllinq , Newberg, Or.
give you prices on any of them that
W W e n ia k o a Sp e cialty o f J u d s o n P o w d er.
J. B. MOUNT.
Tiie ladies aid society of tlie Christian
J. S Kees who spent a few days at Sa­
Boilers, buckets, coffee pots, etc., speaks for themselves.
church
will
give
an
oyster
supper
at
the
lem and other points in Marion county
will wear out two or three bottoms
D o rra n ce B r o s .
G. A. R. hall Friday night, Feb. 24. All
laet week, returned borne on Monday.
each. A few cents spent w ith Storey
are cordially invited.
will make them as good and save the
20 per cent discount on Carpets at
S u n d a y S c h o o l C o n v e n tio n .
By the new charter the city recorder price of new.
Macy’s during the month of February.
The
Twelfth
Annual Convention of the
has ail the power of a Justice of tlie
Joseph V. Dory, of Warsaw, 111., was Yamliill county Sunday schools will lie
J. B. Mount furnishes the trade witli Peace, and his jurisdiction extends
troubled witli rheumatism and tried a held in the Baptist church, at Amity,
stoves and hardware. Satisfaction guar­ throughout the couuty.
number of different remedies, bat says Or., beginning at 1:30 p. in., March 14,
l l K I ' A I I t l N U F I N K W A T C H KU A N I » C L U C K S A H l ' K C I A L T Y .
anteed.
Kimball Pianos and Organs, warranted none of them seemed to do him any
i NEWBERG,
OREGON.
and continuing over tlie 15. All persons
Carpenters have been busy the past 5 years.
good ; but finally lie got hold of one that interested in the Sunday school arc most
week or more putting in new seats at the
Prof. Cecil E. Vance hits very kindly- speedily cured him. lie was much pleas­ cordially invited to bo present and take
M. E. church and fixing things up gen­
consented to address the Chautauqua ed with it, and felt sure that others sim­ part in the work.
e ra lly .
circle next Monday evening on the ilarly atllicted would like to know what
J. H. TOWNSEND.
Kimball pianos are reliable a id durable. subject of Greek history. D on't you
DB. Li L i CARME3.
IV a n te d .
the remedy was that cured him. He
The young members of the Christian wish you were a Chautauquau?
states for the benefit of tlie public that it. Agents to sell our choice and hardy Stricken Down with Heart Disease.
church have organized a Y. P. S. C. E.
is called Chamberlain’s Pain Balm. For Nursery Stock. Wo have many new D r . M U — M e d i c a l C o ., E l k h a r t , l a d .
° f J. H. TOWNSEND.
Kimball pianos defy competition.
(U) W
OexTLXMF.s : I foci It my duty, , eo
well i l l a ___
. e
which will meet every Sabbath hereafter
sale
by C. F. Moore & Co.
special varieties, both ill fruits and orna­ pleasure,
Mrs. J. B. Rogers was buried at the
to publish, untoli Hefted, to i ' tho - world the
at 3 p. m.
received from —!,«»■
on.
_____ _ _____________
w r,T O S»T ivt
Water pijie, lead pipe, fittings, etc., t f mentals to offer, which are controlled on­ benefit
West Chehulem cenictary last Satur­
— getce. I " w as rtncki
stricken dow n w ith H e a r t
Sea-moss and Oregon coast bouquets day. The funeral services were con­ .Storey’s.
J. H. TOWNSEND.
Dieedme and Its complications, a rapid pulse vary-
* ly by us. We pay comuiiasitjn or silary. lug
from 90 to 110 beats par m inute, a choking or
made by Delphina Ellis the invalid, for ducted by Mrs. Edw ards a t the West
Write
us
at
once
for
terms,
and
secure
training
lem
aU
na
In
th
e
w
ind
pipe,
oppression
Mr. Stevens who bougiit a couple of
sale at J. T. Smith's store.
Chehalein church at 12 o’clock.
acr*s o f J. C. Clemenson has his h o u s e choice of territory.
° f J. H. TOWNSEND.
M a y B r o t h e r s , Nurserymen,
E verett Weesner has secured a posi­
enclosed and will soon have it ready f o r
Fresh corn meal at Calkins’.
gton o f tho h eart and bolow low er rib, pain I n tbo
Rochester,
N.
Y.
anus, shortness of breath, .lccplewnee-i, weeknees
tion as mail carrier on the route from
en d general debility, 'i he arteries In my nock
Tlie Misses Uihbs have the lumber on occupancy. This is only to be a tempo­
Chumpoeg to Aurora und from Charu-
would throb violently, th e throbbing of my h eart
J. H. TOWNSEND.
SritlX<illUI>OK ITEMS.
the
ground for a sidewalk in front of their rary residence, as he intends to build a
could be beard acrone a largo room and would
jH>eg ot St. Paul.
1 «hake my whole body. ' I wo* ao nervous th a t I
property on River street. There are still good dwelling later on in the season. He
could
not
hold
m
y
band
steady.
1
h
a
v
e
b
v
e
n
Mr. E. H. ¡Skinner is mending slowly u n d er th o t r r a t m e n t o f e m in e n t /,),p .lc ia n * .
Pianos direct from factory. L. V. one or two gaps to fill up, and then tiiere lias a house pattern at his farm over on
a n d h a v e to k e n I t a lia n » o f F a l e n t M e d io i n .
and is able to be one some now.
Moore.
v t it h n a t t h e l e a .l b e n e fit. A friend recom­
will be a solid walk tbe full length of tiie Washington side of the Columbia,
Milton Newlin's house is not quito fin­ m ended your remedies. Hbo waa cured by Dr.
that has been sawed out for three years
Remember the meeting of the horti­ south River street.
Hlles' remedies Ib a v e te k cn ^ , I m m m
and of course it is well seasoned lumber. ished, but he has moved in and will fin­ three bottlea of your New C I J W t , | J
cultural society tomorrow, the 25. Mat­
Kimball Organs are reliable, L. V. |
H eart Cure and tw o bottles w v u . - ”
ish
it
later.
This lie intends loading on a bout and
ters of importance to every fruit grower Moore.
Nervine My puls« is norm al. I have no more
Oil the floor, iiut sleep on u l>c<l purchased at Macy’s. Our
C. E. Hoskins and family and Edmund violent throbbing o f lb# heart, i m . w r u s o i
bringing to Newberg direct. So much
are to tie discussed and Piustrated.
I sincerely recommend every ono w ith symptoms
prices are on tlie floor—sleep above them . We keep
The uneartldy veils indulged in by a for having water communication w ith Robinson and family returned last week of
H eart Disease to t a k e D r . M i l e * ' J t c A o r a -
Mrs. McDaniels will do dress making crowd of boys on Main street last Mon­
l i r e K e m e d ie t a n d b o curod.
Irom
California
looking
hale
and
hearty.
tijp e u m City, Kens.
L. L. CsRMKB.
at residence nortli oi Bank of Newberg. day night, were well calculated to give a the outride world.
Rev. Thomas C. Brown and John
Bold o n - P o s itiv e G u a r a n tee .
Kiinbult pianos are the best.
Findings furnished when desired. Good stranger tlie impression that a wild west
Ilrown, both of Newberg, were in attend­
OK MONEY RETURNED.
work and prices reasonable. No child­ show was in town. A gentle hint we
Mr. Albert Favorite, of Arkansas City, ance at monthly meeting of Friends
ren’s dresses.
hope will be sufficient.
Kan., winbes to give our readers tlie ben­ church last Saturday.
Sold by C. F. MOORE & CO.
Picture Fram es Made to Order.
President Newlin met with the presi­
Calvin Stanley ot Newberg, attended
L. V. Moore, Portland, Or. Kimball efit of his experience witli colds. He
dents of the Oregon colleges in t lie city of pianos.
says: “ I contracted a cold early last services here last Sabbath.
C o rn er F irst and C eu ter Street*,
N ewberg, O regon.
We
Portland on last Tuesday night, to con­
» JA P A N E S E
A series of meetings was begun last
A change has been made in the road spring that settled on my lungs, anil had
sider matters of interest to the colleges
hardly
recovered
from
it
when
I
caught
Sabbath
under
the
leadership
of
John
districts of tlie county so that there will
J a L
th T M c n a r a u a «
of the state.
now lie fourteen supervisors. Our ilis- another that liung on all summer and Slures. Tiie mucedonian rail, “ Couie
For wagons, buggies and vehicles of tricl will bo composed of north and south left me witli a harking cougli which I over and help us,” is extended to all
any kind, also plows, harrows, cultivators, Newberg precincts with A. Bowman su­ thought I never would get rid of. I had church workers.
II. II. H.
A new ftfrt C om plete T reatm en t, consiKtir.g
of KupDOHfTorles, O in tm en t In CitpxiileK, Also in
seeders, drills, etc., call at Christenson pervisor. Jake Johnsuu will look ufter used Chamberlain's Cougli Remedy gome
CARRIES A FULL LINK OF
P.ox
and T ills; a Positive C u re for E x te rn a l,
M o t h e r . ' M o oting.
In te rn a l, B lind or B leeding, Itching, C hronic,
Bros. Implement House. They propose West Chehalem and John Liveogood fourteen years ago with much success,
ecent or H e re d ita ry Piles, and ninny o th e r
On last Monday, Feb. 20, the ladies of d R isea
and concluded to try it again. When I
to sell as cheap as Portland dealers.
ses and fem ale weakness!*«; it is nlwMyn
Dundee district.
the VV. C. T. U. had a carpet tacking in a great benefit to tlie g eneral h e alth . The firnt
had
got
through
witli
one
bottle
my
Kimball Pianos. L. V. Moore, Tort-
discovery
of 11 m edical euro re n d e rin g hii o p ­
L. V. Moore, Pianos and Organs, Port­ cough had left me, and I have not. suffer­ the Y. M. C. A. rooms in connection era tio n w ith
a knife unnecenFary h e re afte r.
land.
T his R em edy hns n e v er been know n to fall.
land.
witli
tho
usual
mothers’
meeting,
and
ed with a cough or cold since. I have
$1
p
e
r
box,
fi
for
*•'»; M*nt by m ail. Why Miffer
A kiln of brick containing 140,000 is
County Superintendent J. B. Stillwell recommended it to others, and all s|>eak when we take into consideration that from thin te rrib le dlne»#e w hen 11 w ritten
P u r e D rugs fo r P resc r iptio n s .
g u a ra n te e 1» given w ith <• boxes, to re fu n d the
now being burned at the pressed brick was down from McMinnville Friday to
well of it.” 50 cent bottles for sale by C. thirty one pounds of carpet rags were m oney if not cu red . Send xtam p for free
works. The press worked to perfec­ \ examine the lines and make inquiry re­ F. Moore & Co., druggists.
G uarantee issu ed by W oodward, Perfumes, Fancy and Toilet Articles, l’ainta, Oils, Varnish and Oil Color. Also«
B o w e d , w e conclude that hands were busy Haintilc.
Clarice & Co., W hob^ale and R etail Druggist«,
tion under the skillful management of garding the proposed division of school
fine line of tlie
gole Ageid», P ortland. Oregon.
B. B. Beckman, of Portland, d eliv er-!
a*
O. F. MOORE .<c CO.,
Mr. Western aud it is to be hoped he district No. 32. He called at tiiis office
The subject of Purity was introduced
Hole A gents for Newberg.
ed
one
of
the
best
addresses
at
the
col-
will be as successful in burning.
L A T E S T S T Y L E S of W A L L P A P E R .
before returning home, but was not pre­ lege on W ashington’s birthday that by the superintendent of that depart­
Mrs. Maekoy, who owns the property- pared to state just what action would be
ment,
Mrs.
Haworth,
by
reading
a
na­
has ever been delivered in Newberg.
occupied by 8imon Stevens, was in town taken.
BILIOUSNESS
I He reviewed past events in American tional leaflet by Francis Willard in which
Blank Books, Stationery, School Books and School Supplies.
last Tuesday. We understand she is ar­
Mr. C. F. Davis, editor of the Illoom- history, discussed m atters of national tlie central thought contained these
ranging to occupy the property with her field, Iowa. Farmer, says: “ I can rec- interest to the present generation, and words: “ As thy servant was busy here
children soon, she and her husband hav­ ommenil Chamberlain’s Cougli Remedy spoke hopefully of tlie future. The ad- and there, tbe ehild was gone,” after
iPRBftf a im o N * C arkfuli . y COM-I
C. F. MOORE & CO.
I
FooNbRO D ay or N ight .
1
ing derided to carry on business inde­ i to ail sufferers with colds and croup. I dress was such an one as would be a which wo were led in prayer by Mrs. Ed­
pendently of each other in the future.
wards.
Mrs.
Cox
then
added
some
beau-
! have used for the past two years and j credit to tlie speaker before any
Kimball Organs. L. V. Moore, Port­ have found it tho best I ever need for tlie audience and our people who failed to dful and appropriate remarks which wns
was
land.
ority ^
purpose for which it was intended.” 50 j hear it missed a rare treat. Mr. Beek- listened to ami enjoyed by all. Purity
A jolly party of such good looking cent bottles for sale by C. F. Moore & Co. man graduated at tiie Ktate University pledges were then distributed and signed
young people as I,u Fayette can send
There will be an entertainment given at Eugene, then spent three years at by several, and were also sent to tlie
A . K. CO O LER
CO.
out, came down to hear Mr. Beek- j by the Missionary Bands at Friends Yale college. lie is now one of the public schools. As we looked over that
audience
of
mothers,
some
of
them
witli
m an’s address at the college. There church next 8aturday evening, Feb. 25, prominent young attorney» of Port­
were Elmer W ashburn, Anson and at 7 :30 p. m. Admission adults 10 conts. land. His father who is a Jackson­ their hair silvered, which showed that
We t.iko this plan to inform tho public that wo are better than ever prepared to s u ^
mci
Fred H enry, and the Misses Mabel Ba­ Children 5 cents. Ail children bringing ville hanker caine out to hour his sou tlie battle of life would soon is) over,
ply tlie trade tiiis Fall in tho lino of a
the
thought
caine
to
iis
that
if
our
law­
ker, EfTie and Mary Sm ith, Sarah missionary barrels containing money will and seemed pleased at his success.
makers could come in close contact willi
Nelson, Lady Hill, Cora Sampson and be admitted free. The proceed* of the
Kimball pianos. Moore, Portland, Or.
IS A
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF FRUIT TREES.
such gatherings, could think heart to S A F E , P I I Y S I C : sc H? e V p
L ydia W ashburn.
evening will be given to help support our
pAituni
desiring to w t orchftnli this Fall will make money by calling on or corrae
heart witli tiie motherhood of tlie land; If taken rs directed, we Onarantec Sat­
K. K. K. is guaranteed to cure rheu­ missionary, Fannie Liter. All are cor­
F u r »w ie.
l»ori(ling with us before placing their orders.
see
some
of
the
anxious
faces
for
ltie
isfaction
or
refnnd
your
money.
dially invited to attend.
matism.
5, 10 or 15 acres of land ju st north of children that will soon start out into tlie D O N 'T SIC K EN .
D O N ’T C R IP E
Kimball pianos, deep bass, clear treble, i town.
G . A. I ’ ltKNTIUS.
Letters were received last week from
j cold world alone, probably better and fjO cent* p er bottle, by your DruggDt. dee281y
Dr. Jessup announcing his safe arrival in
pilfer laws would bo enacted. There are
Liverpool after a voyage of ten days
, thousands of desolate children in tlie
an .x m
I a
w - Jp - H E A O O O K -
acroes the Atlantic, and speaking of the
world today, who«« mother* and fathers II
'Ji
warm welcome he received at the horn-
Rough and Dressed Lumber, Doors and Windows, Bracket«,
are dead, no brother or sister to watch
of Henry Stanley Newman in Leomin- <
Ttirtiingw. Hhingle*. I*ath, Pieket*, L im e, Sand, Gla*n, N alla an d a ll kind* of B u ild in g kl
over them and beguile the lonely days
■ ■
rial und H u lld c rt' H ardw are.
N ew b o rn , O re g o n
ster. In his room, which had been in
with bright companionship. What won­
Evans
&
Clemenson
waiting for him (or several days, h e ,
der that they go astray anil drop out of
to «nnoiinec to the p u b lic th a t they have
found a large map of the United States
the way like rose leaves that flutter down Detdre
opened a inent m arket in N ew berg, #nd are
hanging on the wall and a photograph of
to the dirt at the touch of the rude winds. now prepared to aupply an y th in g In th e lin e o
Tree. Harrison on the mantel. The
1M us open onr hearts and our homes to
A. L . W A L L IN G , P ro p rie to r.
journal he k-pt while croseing over may
such children for their dead mother's Fresh Beef, Pork or Mutton, OSWEGO.
-
OREO-ON.
he found in this issue and will 1« inter­
sake, try and he something of a mother At nil tim es. You are reapeetfully in v ite d to
All kinda of home grown «nraerjr Mock for »ale.
We make a specialty of
esting reading to bis many friends.
to them, surround them as far as possible call and see them . F irst Ht.. one door w rit
P E T IT E A.Usi ID I T A L I A N P R U N E S .
The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.—No Ammonia; No Alum.
of T o w n se n d 's h a rd w a re »tore.
j with love, watch over and conn-il along
Kimball Pianos and Organs on easy
Kor pelee*, terms and other inform ation, apply »I Nursery or to M A R IS A COI#COKI>,
OREGON
Used ia Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard. J with your own children. AnJ for cUvh NEWLF ko
our agent a at N e » berg. Oregon.
terms.
OREGONIAN RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
TESTED GRASS SEED W ILL GROW.
§^80Cj2O8 and 210 Second St.
Portland,^ Ore.
SEEDS,
OR FERTILIZERS.
TR EES
F. H. STOREY,
T IN N E ll &
PLUM BER.
“^ T I L S O N ’S GROCERY
Anything in The Grocery Line.
THE PIONEER HARDWARE STORE,
Tinware, Stoves, Loggers’s Supplies,
Irl.
H ow ard,
W ATCHM AKER
&
JEW ELER.
A Full Line of Clods And Watches Always on Hand, at Reasonable. Prices.
Hardware
B U Y Stoves
B U Y
P lo w sof
,u rY Furniture
B U Y
S eed sof
B U Y
THOUSANDS“«
of
M >O M *T
ALL KINDS OF
P I iU E £
C U R B
JU T E L
Furniture, Bedding & Carpets.
T. MACY.
p O S T O FFIC E D RUG STOREi
Popular Patent and Family Medicines
Newberg Nursery,
THE S.B, HEADACHE & LIVER CURE
TJEPOT LUM BER Y A R D .
il8W Meat
M a im
T u a la /fcin
/
N u rsery,