Miss llinchman.
F . If. Storey lias a new sign, the handi­ i Address to Class,
If you want odd sized windows \V . P-
K K. K. at C. F . Moore A Co.
Mush-.
work of O. C. Wright,
Heacoek can make them for you.
Kimball pianos are reliable and durable.
N orth.
A pril 1, 1991.
. South.
Re undici ion.
The great big, ripe, red, shining straw- j We are proud of our ban 1 and glee club.
L v . N ewberg 7:5'» a. m | Lv Portlan d . 9.40 a m
Jack Campbell and bis brother were
They
did
excellent
work
at
the
picnic.
Ar. Portlaut
ud, , 9:oüa. m. I Ar. N ew bor* 12 1 »p.m
r r t i g r a m f o r C r c i c e n t F x h lb l t l o n .
berries, that have been coming into the
Lv. New ben
*ra ; W:4ô
12 _ p.m j Lv. Portland
_ , - 4 ;.0 - p.m down from McMinnville Wednesday.
TIN AND STEEL ROOFING,
market during the week are world beat-
Quite a number of well-known faces
Ar. P o rila u a . ;J:Ä» p.m. | Ar. Newberg, o:0o p.m.
II .
Sl'lil'lTNU AND GALVANIZED IRON WORK,
Kimball Pianos. L. V. Moore, Port­ era. If some of the largest could be from the upper end of the county were
Passen ger aud F re ig h t K ates to all points,
W ELL C A S I N G A N D HOP STO VE OUTFITS.
I Oration, The Conquest of Self, W. F. Ed-
e a u be o btain ed from
C. B. F R 1SSELL .
land.
placed on exhibition at the World's Fair seen here on Wednesday, among t In in
h T ~ P D !—Black and Galvanized.
wards.
Agent New berg.
IE T X H d l i l P S - Ad Kinds and Si/., s.
Ask C. F . Moore A Co. what K. K. K. they would be taken for some new variety Miss Lillie Wiley, aud Clay auJ Della Declamation, The Little Quaker Sinner,
i T I T T I N G 3 —Elbow:*, Ices etc , all bizes.
la.
of apples. The little insignificant straw­ lirown, all old college students.
Mattie Stratton.
Repairing ami job w<-rk.
Hot an<l Cold Water Outfits Complete.
Have tools for any
Local Events.
Kimball Organs. L. V. Moore, Port­ berries that have been shipped in from
Essay, Pictures iu Life’s Mirror, Lola kind of work iu my lin e.
| California, while they come in eailier C O M S ir .N C lt M l.S T U l i t i s A T I 'A C I I 'I C
land.
Hunt.
C O L I. LO IS.
Music.
Miss Mary Longley, I former student j than ours, are not to be compared a t ;
Kimball pianos are first class.
in the college is here from Mountain all to Oregon berries, either in size or j The public exercises of commencement Oration, Tiie Renascence, E. L. Jussup.
Ileaeock lias the best shingles.
flavor. Oregon against the world for week to which the public is cordially in- Story. Tire Bride's Story,
Myrtle Price.
View, California, visiting.
Is the place to buy
College stationery at this office.
strawberries.
j vitsd will oecurtis follow: Friday, Juiie
Music,
Pianos
direct
from
factory.
I..
V.
Marshal Mills drove up to Salem last
16th
will
be
Field
Day.
The
exercises
I’ses
of
One
In
answer
to
a
letter
of
inquiry
written
Oration,
The
Dangers
and
Moore.
Monday on business.
Elma Brown.
by E . C. Armstrong to lì. S. Pague of the will take place on the College Campila,
Idea,
in ^
Gilmore endorses the Kimball piano.
Pay your Y . M. C. A. dues to R. E.
weather bureau, Mr. Pague aaid that tak- 7:30 a. in. Tennis, double and singles. Declamation, Farmer Stebbins on Rollers,
F.
VE
It
YT
II
I NO FItr.411 ANI» CLEAN.
The fates seem to lie against Newberg ing the record of past yea-s for a criterion
Hoskins at once.
A. II. Jussup.
Prize by S llobson.
of late years on days fixed for public oc­ tire weather from Sep 10th to 20th would 10:30 Standing high jump. G .T . Hard-j
Music.
K. 1C. K. cures rheumatism and neu­
casions. It ruins every pop.
wick, one dozen photos.
be favorable as the chart shows that rain
ralgia.
C o m m en cem en t E x e rc is e *.
I, . V. Moore, Pianos and Organs, Tort- seldem falls at that time in the month of 10:40 Throwing base hall, ladies. Mrs. ;
1. Piano Solo, Morning Dew, Miss Jen
Miss Delphina Ellis and her mother land.
Newlin, scarf pin.
September. This would indicate that
me Larson.
have moved back to town.
Try the Itm a l Xurlhurst in connection good judgment has been used in fixing 10:50 Throwing L'.poun J hammer. Ev-1
HEADQUARTERS FOR
2. Invocation.
Go to C. F . Moore A Co., for Dr. W lu . with tiie G raphic for the next year.
ans
A
Clemensou,
pair
tennis
shoes.
the date for fhe fair September 12th to
3. Oration, Conflict,
C. J . Edwards.
Ellis’ Ianiment.
J . I>. Mount furnishes the trade with loth, and that the boys who were rained 11:55 Standing broad jump. President 4. Solo, Wby do tiro Swallows Change
Thomas
Newlin,
silk
belt.
out
of
their
candy
stands
last
year
might
Kimball pianos are the best.
stoves and hardware. Satisfaction guar­
their Home?
Mr9. W. L. Robertson.
take fresh courage. It is always best to 11:05 Sack race, l'rof. C. E . Vance,
Field day exercises at the college today anteed.
5. Oration, Who are the Free,
silk tie.
be hopeful and we will all hope irarJ this
and a big time is expected. Don your
A. C. Stanhrough.
Ground wa9 broken for the new brick
11:15 Batting base ball. W . T. Macy,
year.
Sunday best and take it all in.
0. Cornet Solo,
It. S. Inglis.
building on First street last Monday. Ira
ball bat.
Call and see Macy’s new stock of Baby j Mills and Will Bond are hauling the rock
7. Conferring Degrees.
11:25 Throw ing base hall.
E x c u r s i o n to M u ltn o m a h F a l l s .
8. Baccalaureate Address, l’res. Thomas
Carriages.
for the foundation.
11:35 Running high jump. E . D. El-
All
the
arrangements
liavo
been
made
i ^ W e r r a k o n S p e c ia lty o f Ju d s a n P o w d s r.
Newlin.
Kimball Pianos and Organs on easy
Alfred Moore went to bis garden Wed­
wood,
enff
buttons.
for an excursion to Multnomah Falls on
9. Quartet, Como where tho Murmuring
terms.
nesday morning carrying a hoe and an
the upper Columbia river on July 4tb. 11:45 Horizontal bar. Austin A Stan­
Brooklets Flow.
Charley Moore is not waiting for orders j umbrella, with an air of uncertainty as to
ley, tie and cuff' buttons.
The new and elegant Columbia river
10. Benediction.
h
from tlie council, but is putting a first which be would use most.
11:55
50
yard
dash.
Prize
hv
Jetse
Ed­
steamer, Sara Dixon, has been chartered
To all tho above exercises tho friends
class walk around two sides of his block.
wards.
Kimball Pianos and Organs, warranted for the trip which insures first class ac­
and patrous of the college are kiudly in­
DINKER.
Go to Evans A Clemensou for fresh 5 years.
commodations and a good time. That is
vited.
1
:20
p.
m.
Three
legged
race.
J
.
B.
meats.
A gentleman named Balderson who lias the boat will make good running time
Tho annual meeting of the Board of
Mount, pocket knives.
iti: i A l i t i NO F I N E W A T C H E S A N I» C L O C K S A S P E C I A L T Y .
Kimball pianos, deep bass, clear treble. been doing missionary work in India, of course—it could hardly tie otherwise.
OREGON.
1 :30 Batting base ball, ladies. J . II. Trustees will occur at tho college 011 Tues- NEW BERG,
Get your best girl and two tickets, was here the first of the'week visiting his The excursion will be run for the benefit
day
morning
ut
9
o'clock.
Townsend, base hall bat.
cousin
Miss
Ada
E
.
Howard.
of
Pacific
College
and
no
complimentary
“ quick.” She will never, never, forgive
President and 51 rs. Newlin will be
1:40 Gesture drill, elocution class. Miss
Don’t buy before seeing the Kimball tickets will he given. Professors, trus­
you if you fail to take her on the excur­
pleased to receive their friends, and the
Howard, book.
tees, in fact everybody will pay full fare.
pianos.
sion.
1:50 Standing half hammond. l’rof. J . friends and patrons of Pacific Collego at
their home, on Wednesday afternoon be- ]
A good quality of shingles at Depot The proceeds go to an institution that has
Kimball pianos have clastic touch.
J . Jessup, napkin ring.
been a large factor in making Newberg a
2:00 100 yard race. J . L. Myers, razor. tween tho hours of three and six o'clock.
Field peas and Millet Seed at Calkins Lumber Yard for $1.75 per M.
prosperous tow n and all our citizens ought
2:10 Running half hammond. L. G.
G. J . Saunders was in town Tuesday.
feed Store.
F a r m f o r Salt».
to be interested in the financial success of
Hill, $1.00 ticket for shaves.
James Vestal received word last week He said lie would sell his cherry crop to the undertaking, so wo shall not expect
Two miles east of Newberg. For par-
that his brother David Vestal of El Mo­ Newberg people direct this season. He that anyone will ask for special favors. 2:20 Spring board jump.
ticulars inquire of P. G ard .
dena, California, bad died rather sud­ will have about sixty per cent of a crop The steamer w ill leave Newberg at 0 a. 2:30 Bicycle race. F . H. Storey.
2:40
110
yard
race,
ladies.
Jos.
Wilson,
Farm for Sale.
he
thinks.
denly.
in. and return at 8 p. m. Fare for the
cake stand filled with candy.
21.74
actes
un Wynooski street, near
W.
P.
Heacock
will
make
your
door
See the Kimball Pianos before buying.
round trip $1.50. Children 12 years old j
river.
J . W. B. C o o k .
and window frames, or cut them out and under, 75 cents. This will be a long :59 Running ¡¡road jump.
30 acres of fruit land two miles east of
ready to put together. Ho lias a com­ Fourth of July ride for the money. The 3:00 Potato race. 11. F . Lasliior, silk
For Sale.
Newberg for sale.
J . B urt M o o re ,
handkerchit f.
plete stock of frame and porch materials; capacity of the boat is limited. Better
A farm of 250 aere., 4>ä miles north­
Portland, Or.
3:10
Hurdle
race.
Christenson
Bros.,
also cedar redwood yellow and sugar get your tickets early to mako sure of the
west of Newberg. For particulars inquire
Tie a half yard of old gold and navy- pine, at the Depot Lumbar Yard.
cuff' buttons.
trip.
blue ribbon in your button-hole today |
3 :20 220 yard race, Morris, Miles A Co., at this office.
Queer spring weather we are having
and take in the field day exercises at the j
i tennis shoes.
l'la.its r«»r ante.
j this season. Cool and showery with only
Friends A'early Meeting.
college.
3 :30 Obstacle race, C. F . Mooro, tnani-
At James Heater’s farm, one mile east
an occasional day when the sun warms
To those of our readers wtio are not in­
cure set.
L. V. Moore, Portland, Or. Kimball , tip the atmosphere sufficiently to make a
On the floor, but sleep on a lied purchased a t Maey’s. Our
of town, Cabbage, Cauliflower, Celery,
formed with reference to the manner of 3:40 Pole vaulting. The Graphic, 100
pianos.
and Tomato, at 25 cents per 100.
! fellow pull his coat. If the cool weather
prices are on the tloor—sleep above them . W e keep
conducting business matters in Friends
visiting cards.
t5
F rank W ood .
K. IC. K. is guaranteed to cure rheu­ continues, dealers in summer clothing
church, wo will mako a few statements 3 :50 Rolling race. Kay A Todd, two
matism.
may as well shut up shop.
regarding the so called Yearly Meeting of j neckties.
F o r S a le .
The college excursion to Multnomah
Mrs. G. A. Prentiss has our thanks for Friends church which will be established -4:00 Tug of war, college is city. Star
I offer during Juno my nursery stock
Falls on the ‘‘Glorious Fourth,” promises a box of the finest strawberries we have here the last of this month, beginning tire
Bakery, cake.
grafted and budded, of 30,000 at $30.00
to he a big thing. You can’t ail >rd to | seen this year. They are of the Big Boh 27th. Tiro business of the local churches ] 4 qo
Dumb bell drill, A. C. Cox, ono per thousand. J . M. L b w e i . l in o ,
miss it.
j variety from 4 to (i inches in circurn- is transacted at regular Monthly Meet­
dozen oranges.
Newberg, Or.
Kimball Organs are reliable, L. V. | ference, anil very luscious. We hope ings, and these report to meetings held 4 :29 Presentation of prizes by President
C orner F irst and C enter Streets
.UV-’
Newberg, Oregon.
AY.
E
n
c
y
c
lo
p
a
e
d
ia
IS
r
i ta n » Ion.
Mrs.
Prentiss
may
have
lots
of
just
such
Moore.
quarterly which are made up of two or
Newlin.
strawberries
every
year
of
her
life.
We
have
a
set
of
tho
Americanized
En­
more
Monthly
Meetings,
and
the
Quar­
F ob S a le :—A good five room house,
Best all round athlete. J . D. Carter,
cyclopaedia for sale at one fourth value.
The rolls of wall paper and buckets of terly Meetings in turn report tot lie Yearly shirt.
with four lots, nicely situated. Inquire
p O S T O F F IC E D R U G ST O R E
paint, to say nothing of the rolls of new Meeting to which they belong. There is
at this office.
Judges:
Richard Haworth, C. B. The edition is well printed on good paper
and hound in sheep. Call quick und get
carpet
and
loads
of
furniture,
that
have
no
rule
of
discipline
governing
tho
eslah-
i
Westren
and
Oscar
Allen
Philander Gard, Cunby Heston and
a bargain.
C A R R I E S A F U L L LINK O F
of these meetings for bu6i-1
------
J . W. B. Cook are offering their places passed through the streets during the fishing T of , any
'
. .
.. . , 1 ._____i
Otlicr Announcements.
he propriety cf establishing any
F o r H alo.
for sale. See notices in tne G raphic this past two or three weeks is a strong indi­
Sunday, June 18, 11 a. m. Baccalau-
cation that proper arrangements are be­ meeting to be held regularly is judged by
week.
Twelve acre fruit and chicken ranch in
ing made to take care of the visitors who the superior body and in all meetings for i reate services. Sermon by Rev. Thomas
Newberg, Or. 1,100 trees, fair buildings,
Kimball organs. Moore, Portland, Or.
business all members are expected t,, C. Brown.
will be here in the next ten days.
healthy and first class location, good
Mitchell A Clark are prepared to tar­
Any one having good specimens of any have a voice in deciding questions.! Sunday, June 18, 8 p. m. Missionary water, five minutes walk to depot and
nish first class lumber on short notice to
There
are
n
ow
ten
Yearly
Meetings
in
Sermon,
by
Dr.
Elias
Jessup,
varieties of fruits that will do to send to
P u r e D r u g s f o r P r e s c r p it io n s .
public School. Inquire at this office or of
parties going to build.
Monday, June 19, 2 p. m. Address be-
the World’s Fair, can leave them with the United States and Oregon Yearly
C aniiy II eston .
Literary Society, Rev. Levi Mills,
Marion George drovp up to Salem las! E. II. Woodward, C. E. Hoskins or Wm Meetlng when established will make j tore
Perfumes, Fancy and Toilet Articles, Paints, Oils, Varnish und Oil Color. Aleo i
■ till. W a n te d .
week and bad an interview with state Allen, fhe committee to receive and for­ eleven. Tho churches in Oregon have | " ilmington, Ohio,
fino line of tho
By order of the Board of Directors of
treasurer Phil Metcbam with refercnco to ward them. Newberg can make a good belonged to Iowa Yearly Meeting held j Monday, June 19, 8 p. m. Elocution-
school district No. 29, Yamhill county,
a business transaction.
showing if all will take an interest and each year at Oskuloosa. Owing to the I ar5' an l Musical Recital,
longdistance rendering it impossible for i Tuesday, June 20, 2 p. m. Preparatory Oregon, sealed bids will ho received up to
Kimball pianos, endorsed by Patti.
help. It. S . I n c jl is , I’res. Ilor. Society.
June 23rd by district clerk for sixty (60)
more than a very few members fo attend I Graduation.
W. P. Heacock lias just received a car
W a s t e d : —Salesmen, to sell our choice
Blank Books, Stationery, School Books and School Supplies.
Tuesday, Juno 20, 8 p. m. Public
cur .Is of dry fir wood to ho delivered and
Í that body was asked two years ago to
load of yellow pine lumber. If you want and hardy nursery stock. Many special |
ercises
by
Crescent
Society.
corded in the basement of public school
( P r e s c r i p t i o n s C a r k i t i . l y C om -,
anything in the line of casing or finishing varieties to offer both in fruits and orna­ allow the Oregon churches to form an­
Wednesday, Ju tie21,10:30 a. m, Com- houso located in the town of Newberg, on
C. F. MOORE & CO.
I
p ou nd Ki) D a y or N i o r t .
I
lumber call and see him.
mentals, and controlled only by us. We other Yearly Meeting and the request was mencement Exercises.
or
before
Sep.
1st,
1893.
Board
reserves
granted. Delegates from all the Ameri­
pay
commission
or
salary,
give
exclusive
Say! Don’t fool away your precious
tho light to reject any or all bids.
can Yearly Meetings are expected to he
l tlu s ic a lo P r o g r a m m e .
time cutting a hazel, when you can buy a territory and pay weekly. Write us at
t2
H. M. C alkins , Dist. Clerk.
present, beside many others from a dis­
PART
I.
once
and
secure
choice
of
territory.
whip at Allen’s for 2b cents.
tf
tance.
Tho
meeting
will
open
on
June
IloHftie J o e .
1.
Instrumental
Duo,
“
Bonnie
Sweet
M a y B r o t h e r s , Nurserymen,
Pianos and Organs. L. V. Moore, Port­
27th and hold until July 3rd. Many sub
Bessie, Maid O' Dundee.”
v ¡¿s
Bossle Joe is a thorougli-bred Jersey
j 16120
Rochester, N. Y.
1
land.
jects of interest to tho church will ha con 2. Trio, “ Farewell my Own F««; Love,” about two years old kept by \V. A. Ly­
A . K . C O O P E R & CO.
Are you insured? If not, now is the
John Larkin delivers strawberries in a
sidered. All the sessions w ill he open to
Misses Jessie Cox, Cora Judd and Flo r­ on near Main street In West Newberg.
time to provide yourself and fatnfiy with
n e w rig this season, and gets all over
the public.
ence Brown.
-
,
a bottle of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera
Wo take this plan to inform the public that wo are better than over prepared to Bup-
to w n in short order. Other dealers in
3. Instrumental Solo, March, Mr. Ben
and Diarrhoea Remedy as an insurance
berries will be compelled to go on the run
ply the trade this Fall in tho fine of a
T h e P ic n ic .
Wilson.
M i l 4 " / l
against any serious results from an attack
if they get ahead of John.
Tho day for the picnic came and a big 4. Recitation,'
Miss Effie Macy.
of bowel complaint during the summer
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF FR U IT TREES.
Kimball pianos. Moore, Portland, Or. months. It is almost certain to be need­ crowd of people came also, and then ¡5. Instrumental Solo, "Angola Dream,”
P
aj
ties
desiring to «et orchard a this Fall will make money by calling on or correo
Sea-moss and Oregon coast bouquets ed and should be procured at once. No along with the people came the beautiful , Miss Ethel Beharrell.
made by Delphina Ellis tire invalid, for other remedy can take its place or do its rain that Ilia people have become accus- 6. Vocal Solo, “ Memories of the Past,”
ponding uilh us before placing their orders.
sale at J . T. Smith's store.
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a 1 ■■■-
........................................ .
'■
-!■■■!■__ LJU.
work. 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by touted to look for when Newbeig has a '• Mr. Elmer Dixon,
day set for a display of white and cream ■ 7. Instrumental Solo, “ Entice mente,”
Woa, Charley!
Here is where we C. F . Moore & Co., Druggists.
colored dresses. Tho dresses and feathers I Miss Cora Judd.
atop. Whips from 25 cents op at Alltn's
Willard Grahle met with a serious acci­
were cn hantl, however, in spite of wind 8. Recitation, “ Do Sperience of Rabrend
harness shop.
dent Wednesday morning. He started
W . IE3. H E A C O C K ,
and weather, hut it was quite noticeable ; Quacko Strong,” Miss Lillian Haynes,
The members of the Baptist church to the picnic with his family in the spring
that some of them were of variegated 9. Instrumental Solo, “ Come Back to
Rough and Dressed Lumber, Doors and Windows, Brackets,
have cleaned up the lot back of the wagon and on going down the hill from his
colors before tiie wearers had boon long
Erin,” Miss Laura Ilrutscher.
T u rn in g *. 8hlngle.fi, Lath, P ick e t*, Lim e, Sand, G ltxa, N all* ami all kin ds of B u ild in g Mate
church and put up neat and substantial ¡ home the horse became unmanageable,
on dress parade.
PART 11 .
ria l and B u ild er» ’ H ardware.
N flw b e r c , O r e g o n
hitching racks for teams. It adds much as the road was slippery, and ran a-vav.
The numlier who wore the A. O. U. W. 1. Vocal Solo, “ Tiie in in who broke the
to the appearance of their church prop­ They were all thrown out and Mr. Grahle
badge gave evident« that fhe order is
Bank at Monte Carlo,” Dr. II. Clark.
A. HODGSON
J . R . HUNT.
erty.
received a bad fracture of one arm and
E. H A D LEY.
well represented in the county. In spite 2. Recitation, “ Sparticns to the Roman i
Screen doors and windows at the depot the balie was pretty badly bruised up. of the unfavorable weather everybody
Gladiators at Capua,” Miss Emma
Dr. Littlefield was called to relieve their
lumber yard.
kept in a good humor and ail seemed t o ; Deskins.
Manu factu rer* of
suffering and set the broken limb.
Whips until you can’t rest, at Allen’s
enjoy the picnic. .Mrs. Cox spoke in the 3. Solo and Chorus, “ Tho Homestead j
harness shop.
tf
Dr. M. J . Davis is a prominent physi- j forenoon while Sen. N. L. Butler of Dal­
where my Mdtber Died,” Miss Jessie I
Cox.
The "Sara Dixon,” which has been cian of Lewis, Cass county, Iowa, and las, was the orator in fhe afternoon. Mr.
HON. Z . AVERY,
chartered for the college excursion, is a has been actively engaged in tiie practice But'cr is an aide speaker and Iris natural 4. Instrumental Solo,“ Twilight Echoes,’ ! Oai os thk LasoroT C oht . uctom aao Bull o-
zaa in i N i i s u u .
Í We are prepared to m ake * .fiiiperfor q u a lity o f drain tile In nil size*. 1ère« o rd ert prom ptly
Mr. Arthur Jessup.
new boat, and has been fitted out for e x ­ of medicine at that place for the past bearing rbowed him to he every inch
filled. Correspond cn ee «»llclted . P rice liât ou ap p licatio n . C orner Main A Dayton Street».
thirty-five
years.
On
tiie
26th
of
May,
a
gentleman.
His
address
was
well
re­
5.
“
A
few
old
Friends,”
Elocution
Ciass
cursion business. The comfort and safety
O R E G O N .
while
iu
Des
Moines
enroute
to
Chicago,
H T IíO W JB EnH a-,
ceived and Iris visit to Newberg evident­ 0. Iristri, nenfal Holo, "Convent Bulls,” .
of the passengers has been well provided
G kaicd I slakd , N e b , April 8th, 1891
Mi*s Edna Newlin.
for, so that everybody may have a good he was suddenly taken with an attack of ly made him many friends. Music by
D r. 2TIU* ZJidlcal Co., Elkhart, ln<t .
(fiarrhica.
HaGng sold Chamberlain's Pacific hand and flio home glee club, and 7. Vocal Solo, “ Farewell Marguoiite,” j
time.
Gnm jrM KH: I had been troubled with u r art
; Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for 1 recitations by diff -rent ones from over
Miss Ada E. Howard.
m e c a e t r o e t h i ea st an yean * , »nd although 1
Fifty cents is a small doctor bill, but the past seventeen years, and knowing
w u treated by able physician* and tried many
the county filled out the program. Mr. 8. Trio, “ Good Night,” Mi°ses Ethel Be­ remedies, I grew steadily worm until | w as c o *•
that is all it will cost you to euro any or­
its reliability, he procured a 25 cent bot­ Eckies of the ilrporltr did the chairman
harrell, Jessie Cox and I.ida Hanson.
W ITH OUT ANY HOT* O f RECOVERY.
dinary case of rheumatism if you use
tle, two dos s of which completely cured act, and performed the duties in a way
very o»*a sli.k
^ ^ iri
Preparatory Gins« P rfjraia,
Chamberlain's Pain Bairn. Try it and
my pnl?e v *
him. The excitement nnd change of that showed that he had been in the har­
the-,
you will he surprised at the prompt relief
Invocation.
the proateit difficulty Umt my circulation con id
water and diet incident to traveling often ness before.
it affords. The first application will quiet
M unit;.
produce a diarrhu-a. Every one should
Tho bicycle race created ccnsiderahle
- b rin
- . g T H O U S A N D S ^
the pain. 50 cent boftles for sale by C. 1 procure a bottle of this Remedy before
T f y o u r s e lf o r friem ìa tei ah lo ho ettred o f
excitement, and the riders made much Oration—The Model Citizen, Ore Price. ci; u> conficIousncAfi agp-In. W hile la thlfl rondi
F . Moore A Co., Druggists.
Polish Your Boot Heels, Effie tion I tried your Ney» H e a r t C o r e , and !
leaving home. For sale by C. F . Moore merriment for tiie crowd by the number
to im prove from the lirst, and now I um able to do
L iq u o r , O p iu m , M orphino, C ltlora l , Cocaine ,
Macy.
| A Co., Druggists.
Kimball pianos defy competition.
a g'M
id day’»
68 years of * —
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of profiles they m ale on the lra*k.
On MliLer Nzw H t .s x Cune att th«
Oration—Advertising,
Edna Stratton
or Tobarro hahila , scck onlij Ilio G enuine
credit for my recovery It la over six months Blnco
Those who rode were E f>. Elwood, O
M uaic.
1 have taken any, although 1 keij> a bottle in the
K. Edwards and Owen Jones of Newberg,
home
in
rue
I
nhould
need
it
I
have
tiro
used
Orati m—landacapo Gaidening,
I-ewls y o u r N r " v e * r « o L i v i r P iL lO . « « J t h i n k ,
K c e lc y Treatm entf tchich is lite only aaf<’, r elia -
and a young Mr Adams of McMinnville.
gm tdealof therm
Z- Avwtir.
Hanson.
The race was for a half mile, file best two
hle a w l pcrm ancnt cure in exiatonce.
G en uin e
Hold on m Positive Guarantee.
Oration—Tiie Use ami Abuse of Games,
in ihree. Tt,e tr:i k was miserable on ac­
On. M I L E S ’ P I L L S , 6 0 D o * c * 2 S C t «.
Florence Brown.
K
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trilli
most
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count of the rain and Hie tioys were all
Oration—The Nineteenth Century Woman
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down once or twice each and two wheels
Sold by C. F. MOORE & CO.
rouiiding*' a l
Leota Reece.
were broken. Three heats decided the
Mnsic.
nice amt the silver in la! was awanh-d to
■ j»** ’# bHnjr *<'** ■ 6 y ,’ r'r \
Oration—Menac-s to our Government,
roj’.R.T.vfil wMt A h •* Nnfiir,
O. K Edwards. Tina eo.lege hoy» set tip
n i r - » k « »• m u .» ., L u t * • lu ti
Drew Price.
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I n . n i l l fiu n i I « W
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a yell for Pacific college of course, when
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f <
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Oration— Hobby Horses,
Harley Britt.
«• t o , a l l « K r *.
I,i ni-.v ,.a i t c f
fhe medal was pre-t tiled to Mr. Edwards.
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Harmony in Nature, Lida Han­
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