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the entire community aro with the be­
Buy your May of Calkins’.
lv K. K. at C. F. Moore A Co.
reaved family.
Fresh
bread
every
day
at
Star
Bakery.
Kimball
pianos
are
reliable
a
d
durable
North.
April 1. 1*81.
South.
The funeral was conducted from the
Lv. N ew berg. 7:55 a. m | Lv. P o rtlan d , 9:40 a. in
Go to W. T. Macv’s for furniture.
Miles Reece spent last Saturday and
residence on Wednesday at 1.1 a. in. The
Ar. P o rtla u d , 9.;tu a m. I Ar. N ew berg 12:15 p.m.
Lv. N ew berg 12.45 p.m. i Lv. P o rtlan d . 4:8U j» m. Sunday at home with his family.
II. L. Christenson rides the smallest memorial sei mon will lw preached at
Ar. P o rtla u d , 3:20 p.m. ! Ar. N ew berg, OiXj p.m .
Take all repair and job work to Storey. cay use in town.
Friends church on next Sunday at 11 a.
P assen g er a a d F reig h t Kates to all poiuts.
c a n be o b ta iu e d from
G. B. KKIsSELL.
Ask C. F. Moore & Co. what K. K. K. m., by the pastor, Rev. Thomas C.
Warn Robertson came down from
Agent N ew berg.
Brown.
is.
Scott’s Mills last Friday.
The G raphic and llural North lee.t for
Kay A Todd make the biggest discount
F o r S ale.
Local Events.
♦1.75.
of any house in the valley for cash.
A first class team o( horses, for cash or
Dr.
Clark
and
Mr.
Western
spent
a
few
J. II. Kelso has moved out to the va­
I good note. Call at this office for Inforuia-
cant house on J. L. Hoskins’ place north days in Portland last week.
Kimball pianos are first class.
I t ion.
Pianos
and
Organs.
L.
V.
Moore,
Port­
of
town.
College stationery at this office.
Kimball Pianos. L. V. Moore, Port­ land.
F o r Sals.
I. K. Vantress lias moved into Mrs.
land.
For a first class shave or hair-cut go to
PACIFIC COAST AGENTS FOR D. IVI. FERRY & CO.
40 acres of choice fruit land, 15 acres
Westfall’s house on Fifth street.
J. L. Myers.
Kimball pianos defy competition.
cleared. 1,000 fruit trees and small fruit.
Try Wheat’ets for Breakfast, 2jc. sack
B o r n :— To Mr. and Mrs. Win. Repp, Good house ami ham, 2 miles from New­
The Coast Range, with a mantle of new
at Calkins’.
fallen snow looked beautiful in the bright on Friday, the 17th, a ten pound girl.
berg. For particulars call at Newberg
First class Fruit trees for sale or trade.
If your
sunlight Tuesday morning.
New goods arriving daily at Kay A Nursery or address A. B. Cooper, New­
tf
A. E. M oo re .
Merchant does not handle our
berg,
Oregon.
Todd’s.
L. V. Moore, Pianos and Organs, Port­
Owen Russia has bought an acre and a
TESTED SEED S
L. V. Moore. Portland, Or. Kimball
half tract in College addition, of the Yam­ land.
lY
a
u
t
.i
l
.
send
us Ills name, and we
Jesse Hobson has been up from Port­ pianos.
hill Laud Co.
Agents to sell our choice and hardy
will see that
land during the week superintending the
Allen
Cook
who
has
been
quite
sick
Kimball Pianos and Organs on easy
Nursery Stock. We have many new-
pruning of his large orchard north of with the lagrippe is slowly improving.
you
get
your seeds cheap.
terms.
special varieties, both in fruits and orna­
town.
The best cook stove for the prico is mentals to offer, which are controlled on­
Water pipe, lead pipe, fittings, etc., at
Send for Catalogue (English or German'), Special prices to first buyers in new localities.
Pianos direct from factory. L. V. found at J. H. Townsend’s.
Storey’s.
ly by us. We pay commission or salary.
Moore.
The Chehalem Valley Bank sells ex­ Write us at once for terms, and secure
W a n t e d :— 500 persons to call at Star
si-liool room will he freely and fully dis­
A brother and sister of Eugene and change on fifty cilies in Euroi>e.
tf
choice of territory.
Bakery every day at 11 o’clock and get
cussed.
John Hoskins arrived here from Strong
The spring term of the college will open
M a y B r o t h e r s , Nurserymen,
hot bread for dinner.
The term is of sufficient length to en
City, Kan., last Monday. They report a 1 Tuesday, April 4th. Don’t forget the
Rochester,
N.
Y.
Mrs. Marcissa White Kinney of Astoria very severe winter in Kansas.
able students to do good permanent work.
date.
will lecture in Newberg, April 6th, at
In the Normal course it is not intended to K00FING, SPOUTING. TIN AND SHEET IKON WORK.
C. F. Moore & Co., have just received
AI o l h e r s ' I t e c o i n m e m l a t l o n .
Fine Wall Paper. Plain, gilt, emboss­
PIPE GUTTING THREADING, FITTINGS OP ALL SIZES.
7 :39 p. m. Subject, ‘‘Looking Forward.”
conduct
a scheme of craiiiiuiiig for exam­
the finest and largest line of Wall Paper ed and ingruin of many styles at C. F.
Wo are acquainted with many mothers ination but it is our intention to help
For prices and quality of shingles, see ever brought to the city.
T U B S , S T E E L S I N K S .
in Centerville who would not be without teachers in their schools, quite as much
Moore & Co.
W. P. Heacock at the Depot Lumber
M Y E R S ’ F O R C E
P U M P S .
James Hamnett has 150,000 good brick
Chamberlain's
Cough
•
Remedy
in
the
Fresh bread every day at Star Bakery.
as to aid them to get good licenses. A Am p re p a re d to do Jo b and R e p a ir work to o rd e r In-a xatU factory m an n er. *‘A stitc h in tim e ,'
Yard.
on hand for the spring trade, lie is
house for a good many times its costs, series of talks will he given in this course etc. Have yo u r pails, pots, etc., re p a ire d an d o v e rh a u le d now.
Cephas Marls is adding much to the
Kimball pianos are the best.
making necessary preparations for work
and are recommending it every day. on school management, methods of in ’ *--- ----------- ™---------------- ----------------- --
... ~------- —
—
appearance
of
hi?
premises
by
putting
up
Boilers, buckets, coffee pots, etc., will on his yards as soon us the weather is
From personal experience we can say etruction and the practical work of school
a
new
plank
fence
in
front.
Charley
is
wear out two or three bottoms each. A favorable.
that It has broken up bad colds for our teaching.
doing the work.
few cents spent with Storey will make
children.—Centerville, South Dakota Cit­
Go to C. F. Moore & Co., for Dr. Wm.
If you wish to take a regular Coliego
Try the Iiuial Xurthutst in connection izen. 50 cent bottles for sale by C. F.
them as good and save the price of new. Ellis’ Liniment.
Is the place to buy
Course, if you wish to take Review Work ;
with
the
G
r a p h ic for the next year.
Moore & Co.
Kimball pianos have elastic touch.
Kimball pianos. Moore, Portland, Or.
or a Normal Course, or a Practical Busi- j
Rough and dressed pickets of all kinds
A literary entertainment consisting of
ness Course, Vocal or Instrumental Mu­
The musicals that was to have been
Car«1 o f T h a n k s .
oratious, essays and discussions will bo given at the college last Tuesday night by at the depot lumber yard.
sic, Elocution or Art, wo invite your at- \
N e w b e r g , Or., March 18, 1893.
The musicale which was to have been
K Y K ltV X 1IIN O F U K S II A N D C L E A N .
given on Wednesday evening of next Miss Howard and her class, was post-
tention to the advantages wo can offer,:
The members of Pacific Band desire to believing that if your wants lie along any
week at the college, this being the closing Iioned on account of the death of Mrs. held on Tuesday night at the college will
express their thanks to the following of these lines Pacific College is able to!
lie held this evening.
date of the winter term.
Smith.
named persons: Messrs. J. T. Smith, satisfy them. We desire to stand for that
95c.
95c.,
Sheridan
flour’s
the
best,
95c.
Kimball organs. Moore, Portland, Or.
The biggest and cheapest lino of men
W. T. Macy, F. H. Storey, Misses Mary which is permanent and useful, being op­
Sea-moss and Oregon coast bouquets and boys shoes ever brought to Newberg, sack at Calkins’ Feed Store.
Younger, Nelllo Younger, May Barton, posed to shams and pretentions of educa­
J. B. Mount furnishes the trade with
made by Delphlna Ellis the invalid, for and the cheapest at Kay & Todd's.
Lillie Smith, Oda Hunt, Ada E. Howard, tion.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Btoves
and
hardware.
Satisfaction
guar­
sate at J. T. Smith's store.
lvimba'.l pianos, endorsed by Patti.
Mrs. C. B. Frissell and others who so
The entire cost of hoard and tuition for
anteed.
The county convention of Yamhill Co.,
kindly assisted them In the late musical the term, 144 25 to ^43 25. Tuition alone
Mrs. Snodgrass and youngest son ar­
It took a telegram twenty-four hours to entertainment. O. J. H o b s o n , Sec’y.
W. C. T. U. will convene April 6th to 7th rived here from Columbus, Ivan., last
♦8.25 to ♦12.25, according to the work
reach
Prof.
Morrison
and
wife
at
Salem,
in the Baptist church at Newberg. Ev­ Friday and joined Nate and the other 6on
Iiy Order of the Members.
taken.
ery one invited to attend. Program will who arrived a few days previous. They announcing the death of Mrs. Smith.
Correspondence mid visits solicited.
They-
came
at
once
but
arrived
too
late
appear next week.
N o t i c e t o T a x l ’a y o r s .
are having their house re-papered and
For further information address,
for
the
funeral.
Great
telegraph
facilities
Kimball Organs are reliable, L. V. fixed up generally for living.
Notico is hereby given that the tax roll
Tnos. N e w u n , Pros.
we have.
Moore.
PU M PS, G AR D E N
T O O LS, E T C.
of Yamhill County, State of Oregon, for
30 acres of fruit land two miles east of
lv. K. K. is guaranteed to cure rheu­ the year 1892, is now in my hands for col­
Mr. Clark, who moved the college Newberg for sale.
D reaaniA kiiiK .
J. B irt M o o r e ,
J. B. MOUNT.
matism.
buildings last year, and who was crippled
lection. That part of the stato law,
Mrs. F.lla llolly will do dressmaking at EW-'vVe m a k e a S p o cialty of J u d s o n P o w d e r.
Portland, Or.
in the railroad accident this sldo of Oswe­
which
heretofore
required
the
Sheriff
to
Announcements
from
the
pulpit
on
tlie
residence
oi
G.
W,
Mitchell,
dec-16
All kinds of finishing lumber, mould­
go some time ago, is able to be about
ing, cedar doors and windows at Dorrance Sunday, within proper limits are all very visit the Precincts for the purpose ol re-
F o r Hal o.
with the aid of a crutch.
Bros. Dunbar Bros. Agonts. Wo do not i well> ,,ut u is ver>' evident to the casual j ceiving taxes has beon repealed. And all
5, 10 or 15 aerei of land just nortli of
Dorrance Bros, is the only place in buy any Portland culls, we make enough observer in this day and age of the world taxes on this roll will ho collected at my
G. A. 1’ k k n t is h .
Newberg you can buy a first class shingle. at home and they as well as ail other that pastors are liable to bo imposed on office in the Court House, in McMiun to w n .
by the public and the newspaper man villa, Or.
Price $2.25.
lumber holds out in measure.
A Full Line of Clods Anil Watches Always on Haul at Reasonable Prices.
l i a n k r u | i t Sa le *
cheated out of legitimate advertising.
Dated Marcli 23, 1893.
C. V. Baxter and wife of DeWitt, Iowa,
K K I'A IH IN O F IN K W A T C H K S A N D C L U C K S A 8 F K C IA L T Y .
Don’t buy before seeing the Kimball Anything in the line of church work it is
Fair
♦100.00
Stock
in
tiie
Newberg
W.
L.
W
a
r
r
e
n
,
have been here for several days visiting pianos.
NEWBERG,
OREGON.
Association
for
♦S0.00.
Address
of course very well to announce from the
t2
Sheriff of Yamhill Co., Or.
with Mr. Baxter’s sister, Mrs. Leavitt.
J. S. Baker has commenced the con­ pulpit, but when Mrs. D r.------- , who
F r a n k W o o d , Newberg, Or.
They have been in California for some
struction of a business house on First is a vender of patent corsets, comes into
1 'ltO tIK AM
time and are now on their way home.
B U Y
F o r S ale.
street just west of the meat market, town and wants an announcement made
Hot or cold lunch at Star Bakery.
Of tlie entertainment to be given at tlie
which will be 22x63 feet. The room is for a public meeting of women who she
A farm of 250 acres, 4'7 miles north­
Money to loau on Improved farm prop­ already contracted for by W. T. Macy for expects to gull after the most approved M. E. Churdi on Monday evening, west of Newberg. For particulars inquire
B U Y
erty.
J. H. T o w n s e n d .
his stock of furniture and he will occupy manner, or when a farmer lias a “ brindle Marcli 27th, at 7 :30 p. in.
at this office.
Anthem,
“
Put
on
Thy
Strength.”
it
as
soon
as
it
is
ready.
While the last kiln of brick burned at
steer, (two years old in June), the right Chorus, “ Soldiers Returning.”
F o r Male.
the pressed brick factory was not a fail­
K. IC. K. cures rheumatism and neu­ hip knocked down and a slight spavin on Kevitution, “ Our Country’s Call,” Julia
30
acres
of
good
laud, small orchard in B U Y
ure, it was not such a success as had been ralgia.
Prentiss.
the left hind leg, strayed, lost or stolen”—
May
Day
March,
Inst.,
Julia
Cummings.
full
hearing
and
new
house, about a mile
hoped for. They will now begin to build
Kimball Pianos and Organs, warranted sucli notices would more projiei-ly come Solo, “ Lottie’s Message,” Graeo Cook.
nortli of Newberg. Owner leaving for B U Y
down draft kilns, which they are at last 5 years.
in the line of legitimate advertising.
Anthem, “ On Jordon's Stormy Banks.” New Zealand. For particulars apply at
convinced they must have before they
Duett, “ Larboard Watch,” F. CummiiiB.
Frank Elliott has bought the Frank
G r a p h ic office, Newberg, O r.
can succeed.
and E. O. Hohson.
M I I S . S A B A I I K. S M I T H .
Mills’ four acre tract in the Goodrich ad­
Select Reading, P. Bowerman.
B U Y
Farmers, remember that J. E. Heston dition. This is a fine piece of property
H e llo There!
E. S m ith w as b n rn tu M o rro w C o u n ty , Chorus, “ Welcome to May. ’
has put In an emery wheel and is prepar­ which Frank will improve to his taste for O h S io arah
Duett,
Misses
Cummins
and
Hamnett.
, Dec. 15, 184;i. W as m a r r ie d to J o h n T.
Do you want a homo or some town lot«
a t N ew P r o v id e n c e , Io w a , Sep. 20, 1800. Recitation, “ What is Noble,”
ed to grind plow points, etc.
Myrtlo
a home and—well, further particulars S D m ie ith
d o f L a g rip p e a t N e w b e rg , O reg o n , M arcti
or would you like a good paying hosiness.
McDaniels.
Few men at the age of elghty-one are will be given later. We do say though, 20. 1813.
Male Quartette, Messrs. Bowerman, Cum­ We will not give them to you but will
as spry as uncle Horatio Ilall, who walks that we admire his choice all around.
The death of Mrs. Smith, the wife of
mins, Weesner, Hobson.
give you prices on any of them tiiat
* mile and a ha'f Into town two or three
s|Hiaks fur themselves.
It is only a little question of time when our fellow townsman, J. T. Smith, which Recitation, G. A. l’rentiss.
times a week. He is also running a First street will again be a continous mud took place on last Monday, at 4 p. m., Chorus, "Across tlie Lake.”
D orrance B ros .
On tlie floor, but sleep on a bed purchased at Maey’s. Our
blacksmith shop at Fred Groff’s, and does hole if present improvements (?) are al­ has probably caused more universal sor­ Double Quartette, “ Beautiful River.”
Recitation, “ Virginia,” Stella Lyon.
considerable work in that line, and is lowed to be continued. The condition of row among our people than any death Anthem, “ Be Joyful in the l^ird.”
It li e m nallM m Oiiti-Bly C u r d .
prices arc oil tlie tloor—sleep above them . We keep
building several roils of sidewalk in front this street lias been the pride of the town that lias ever oceured in Newberg.
Everybody come. Admission 15c at
Three days is a very short time in
of his property on River street at odd all winter, but if every property owner
which to cure a bad case of rheumatism; ALL KINDS OF
Mr. and Mrs. Smith came to this com­ the door.
spells.
but it can bo done, if the proper treat­
along the street is allowed to fill up the munity seventeen years ago, being among
Kimball pianos, deep bass, clear treble. ditches with poles and dirt, the change to tlie first of the immigration of the latter
M o t h e r ’s M e e t i n g .
ment is adopted, as will bo seen by tlie
Our last mother's meeting was held at following from James Lambert, of Now
Rob Graham, of Dundee, who went former conditions will be as rapid as the years to this part of Oregon, and were
identified with all tlie earlier and more the residence of sister Tallman's on Wy- Brunswick, 111.: “ I was badly afflicted
east about a year ago and spent last sea­ fates can decree.
trying efforts along the line of moral, re­ nooski street, to discuss the subject of with rheumatism in tlie hips and legs, C orner Kind and C en ter Street«,
son in Iowa, started back again last Tues­
Fresh corn meal at Calkins’.
N ew berg. O regon.
ligious, educational and financial develop­ “ Heart Purity,” led by Jane Votaw who when I bought a bottle of Chamberlain's
day morning. He hinted that he filed on
Have the business men on the nortli
a rich claim while in the tlawkoye state Bide of First street lost their heads? The ment, which have made ttiis a communi­ gave a very interesting talk, bringing out Pain Balm. It cured me in three days.
rs
and intended to import her to this coun­ mania for piling the ditches full of poles ty so desirable that many of tlie better new thought, questions, personal experi­ I am all rigiit today; and would insist on
try in the fall. Rob has been inclined and old rails and making the sides of the elenier.t of society are constantly being ences and observations which are all very every ono who is afilicted with that terri­
that way for a good while and we rejoice streets the dumping ground for excava­ attracted to tlio place. While their lot at instructive for mothers having tlie care ble disease to uso Chamberlain's Pain
that early day was not so easy and pleas­ and responsibility of training their child­ Balm and get well at once.” 50 cont
with him on his success.
CARRIES A FULL LINE OF
tions looks that way. Where is the com­
Kimball Organs. L. V. Moore, Port­ mon sense in taxing the people to gravel ant, as lias fallen to many of those who ren, and the great importance for parents bottles for saio by C. F. Moore A Co.
have come later, they were even thon al­ to liavo pure hearts if we would have our
land.
the streets and then allowing the outside
The annual meeting of the W. C. T. U. of the street made the highest so that the ways cheerful and happy, and right well children pure and our influence over
will be held next Wednesday afternoon center which should he the grade is vir­ many of us can remember having taken them and others be always pure and
at 2 p. m., in the Y. M. C. A. rooms. tually made the only way for the wafer to tlie first meal in this valley at their home good, we must be pure ourselves, for,
Officers and superintendents please re­ get away. It is time for the council to and having, as strangers in a strange “ From the abundance of the heart the
B ure D r u g s fo r P re sc rpitio n s .
iand, been cheered and encouraged by mouth speaketh,” and our guide says,
member to report their work during the call a halt.
their kind words of sympathy and their “ keep thine heart with all diligence for
past year. And any members knowing
Perfumes, Fancy and Toilet Articles, Paints, Oils, Yarnisli and Oil Color. Also*
Gilmore endorses the Kimball piano.
many self sacrificing efforts on our be­ out of it are tlie issues of life.” Our good
themselves to be in arrears with their
fine line of tlie
half.
or
evil
motives
all
proceed
from
tlie
dues, will please be prompt to pay up, so
C ard of T h a n k s.
During all these years of development heart. Jesus said, "Blessed are the pure
that we may begin the new year's work
I desire to express my sincere gratitude they have also kept abreast of the times in heart for they shall see God.” Tlie
L A T E ST ST Y L E S of W A L L P A P E R .
with books square.
to tlie many kind friends who gave as­ and have ever been found ready to do way to get a pure heart then, is repent-
See those nobby suits Kay <Ss Todd are
sistance during the sickness which result­ their part, wliero constant activity and ence and faith toward. God, and to keep
selling so cheap.
ed in the deatli of my loved wife, March steady solid work has been so necessary ! jt pure is full consecration and obedience
Blank Books, Stationery, School Books and School Supplies.
A strictly first class grade of well sea­ 2 0 , 1893.
J. T. S m it h .
Whenever an orphan child has needed ! to Him. If wo will follow this rulo we
soned lumber of all kinds can always lie
! befriending, and in sickness and death in will be able to train otlr children as God
found at the Depot Lumber Yard. Also
P rk *< riptions C \RK.rri.LY C om - j
the community, when assistance lias | would have us train them.
C h o l e r i n e in P e n n s y l v a n i a .
C. F. MOORE & CO.
porNDKi» D ay o r N ight .
I
cheaper grades for those desiring it. I
been needed, their hands have ever been
We will he glad to have all mothers at-
Swickley,
P
enn.:
We
had
an
epidem­
also handle the Yellow or Douglas fir
roady and willing to do the rigiit thing at 1 tend these meeting", do not wait for
rough lumber from Portland. This is bo ic of cholerine, as our physicians called tlie right time.
I O I---
special invitation, or make tlie excuse
—
it,
in
this
place
lately
and
I
made
a
great
far superior to our common red fir in
Mrs. Smith has been in business in ; that yon don’t belong, we are always glad
hit
with
Chamberlain’s
Colic,
Cholera
quality, durability, and strength, being
Newberg for several years, and her busi­ : to have yon.
K. II.
so much more free from knots that the and diarrhoea Remedy. I sold four doz­ ness relations with tlie public have al­
HON. Z . AVERY,
en
bottles
of
it
in
ono
week
and
have
extra in price is more than counterbal­
1 'iriflr C o lleg e.
A . K . C O O P E R & CO .
O u t o r VMS L m u T C o s t s s c t o s o a n o B un.#■
ways been pleasant and agreeable, as her
since
sold
nearly
a
gross.
This
Remedy
i n s in N ie a a s a a .
anced. Persons intending bnilding this
many
customers
who
will
read
the
notice
Tlie
spring
s
p
r
in
g
term
t
e
r
m
w
will
ill
o
ojie.n
jie
n
Tuesday,
season should call and see me as I will did tlie work and was a big advertise­ of her death witli tearful eyes, will testi­ April 4, 1893, arid continue twelve weeks.
HEART DISEASE 30 YEARS.
fumish material auywhere in the valley. ment for me. Several persons who had fy. Her life was that of an earnest, c o n ­
In tlie Preparatory I)e|iartment classes
been trouble.) with diarrho-a for two or
G k a f d I sla n d , N o , A p ril 8 th , !WL
W. P. H ea c o c k .
We take this plan to inform tlie public that we arc bettor than over prnparod to sup­
three weeks were cured by a few doses of sistent, Christian, and as for her fntnre will be taught in all the common school D r . M i U • M e d ic a l C o., E l k h a r t , I n d ,
8ee the Kimball Pianos before buying. tliis medicine.
existence,
her
sorrowing
friends
have
n
o
branches,
English
Comjiosition,
Book-
ply tlie trade this Fall in the line of a
P. P. K n a i 'C, Ph. G.
G cN T L n rzjf: I h a d b een tro u b le d w ith n r
ro R th e l a st so y e a r s , And alth o u g h I
N. U. Carpenter, representing the
25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by C. F. fears. We know we voice tlie feelings of keejiing. Algebra and Physical Geogra­ d is b a r c tod
by able t>hy«lclAi.s and tried m any
everyone when wo say, the sympathies of phy. Tlie regular College Glasses for the remedies, i, I g rew ste a d ily w orse u n til | w a s c o m -
Webb Safe & Lock Co., of Portland, ar­ Moore & Co.
r so
P L C T E L Y R R 5 R T R A T I 0 A M R C O N V Ì N C O yo a
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GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF FRUIT TREES.
Spring Term will be formed.
rived in town last Wednesday in com­
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W ITH OU T A N Y H O PE O f R E C O V C R Y .
I W
O U ild
ld 1
hAY«
very bad »H k
- g
- ^ f n g «pells, w h en
Besides the above work for fhe benefit Diy
pany with his wife and another gentle­
puîné wog"T I I U C ” Q u i d «top b eatin g
Pai ties desiring to set orchards this Fall will make money by catling on or corren
ith
waa w
will,
of teachers and those ¡ireparing to teach, a l t o * g *• e * - t h e r , ■ ■ 1 1 » " ^ a a n n d d it It wo«
man and lady from the city, bringing the
the greatest difficulty th a t ray circulation eon Id
Columbia bicycles recently sold through
Normal review work will tie carried on in
[■ending with us beforo ,.ta< ing their orders.
Hie legal branches, tlie entire term, thus
their Newberg agent, F. H. Storey.
giving time lor a thorough foundation in ck Ui c©n«elonime*i again. W hile in thf« condi­
They also brought a number of other
tion I tried your New M bart C o r e , »»d b*g»n
from the first, and now T am able to do
these subjects. In this department in- to
u >| improve
td '
wheels including the Union make. In
a go«« day'« work fo ra man
of age. I give
struetion will be given in Methods of O s M u c b - N e w M u s t year«
the afternoon a large number of ladies
C u b « »n th«
W . IF. H E A C O C K ,
for my recovery ft is over six m onths «inca
Teaching, as well as a review of ail tlie credit
and gentlemen collected at Armory Hall
I have taken any. although 1 koet> a bottle in the
houae
In
cum
I
should
need
It.
I
h
a
re
h
1«
o
u«ed
principles
of
these
subjects.
Special
at­
to witness the trial of the wheels by the
* n o L i v e n P i i i a , ; ud o d n k a
tention will Vie given to the teaching of g r * re " a td N e t a p lo v f f them
purchasers and a jolly good time they
.
Z. A v u r .
Rough and Dressed Lumber, Doors and Windows, Brackets,
English and methods for its presentation.
had. Dr. McConnell and Moses Votaw
field o n a P o a ltlv e G u a r a n te e .
Daily recitations will lie field in tlie Dn. M I L E S ’ P I L L S . 6 0 D o s t s 2 6 C r s .
rode for dear life and afforded much
amusement for the lookers on. We un*
T tim in g ", S h in * ! « , ! « th , eirt-et», L ira», S an d , (11,0. ¡»tits r n d all Xlnrt« ot R n IM In , Mata
The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.—No Ammonia; No Alum.
science and sit of teaching, in which the
derstand several sales of wheels were
Bui M ara' H ard war«.
N -w b o rB , O re g o n
Sold
by
0.
F.
MOORE
&
CO-
r
»i
1
practical
problems
and
difficulties
of
th
i
Used in Millions of Homes— 40 Years the Standard.
made.
OKEGONIXii RAILW AY TIME TABLE
GRASS SEED
GRASS
SEED
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Onion Sots
Seed Oats
Fertilizers
Seed Potatoes
Spring Rye
Seed Drills
Spring Wheat
Bee Supplies
Field Peas
Spring Vetches
P. H. STOREY, tii,n e?1?ombeh.
" ^ 7 “IL S O N ’S G R O C E R Y
Anything in The Grocery Line.
THE PiONEER
HARDWARE STORE,
ZEE A Z E R .L T W
a
Tinware, Stoves, Loggers’s Supplies,
I I
IP
H ow ard,
W A TCH M A K ER & JEW ELER .
Hardware of J. H. TOWNSEND.
Stoves of J. H. TOWNSEND.
Plows of J. of H. TOWNSEND.
Furniture of J. H. TOWNSEND.
Seeds J. H. TOWNSEND.
I d © « ® 1! * l u I M
Furniture, Bedding & Garpets.
Picture Frames Made to Order.
W . T. M A C Y .
tp O S T O F F IC E D R U G STO RE
Popular Patent and Family Medicines
Newberg Nursery,
a r t
OMC
Powder;
K TH O U SA N D SSi
TJEROT L U M B E R Y A R D .