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STOREY’S D B Bartlett came down from the cap- reason to lio p'eaffd at tli ir sitcvss Buckeyes are the beat. Buckeye. city lo attend Yearly Meeting and everything went i ll" «ell and they had C. E. Hayes is at work on a plat of the Go to the cheap cash store for bargains. ital visit with old friend*. but little left. Their receipt* were nearly city for the use of the city council. Macy can sell you any size Refrigerator Elwood Hanson, who wo mentioned L. V. Mooro the Portland music dealer that you w ant. ROOFING, last w eek ns coining from Dakota, is from Hie |<eople have learned lo lock for a TIN AND STEEL SPOETINO AND GALVANIZED IRON WORK, was in town Tuesday. John Heacock, of Monmouth, was down . Minneapolis, Minnesota. : successful excursion, when une is adver WELL CASING AND HOP STOVE OUTFITS. A good quality of shingles at Depot last week to attend the Yearly meeting. , Rev. Roger* pastor of the Congrega lined for Pacific College. 3P T_T ILÆ 3 ? S - A l Kinds and S:.-< s. l’dark and Galvanized. Lumber Yard for $1.75 per M. lhioflng, spouting, valleys, tin shingles, tional church at Forest Grove, attended F I T T I N G S - E l b o w s , Tees etc , all sizes. l'n ru t f.ir S alo . A. M. Hadley spent a few days in Port etc,, at Storey’s. Yearly Meeting a few day* last week. For par- Repairing ami j.»l» work. Hot nini Cold Water Outfit. Complete. Have tools for a n / Two miles east of Newberg. Local Events. land the first of the week. If you want odd sized w indows \V. P .Miss Emma Spencer received quite a tieulars Inquire of P. G ard . Itimi of work in ray line. Try the Ituial Xorlhuest in connection Heacock can make them for you. fall last Sunday, bruising her arm, so I'a i’Ui for Sale. with the G raphic for the next year. Elmer Jessup loft for California last that it was quite painful for a day or Pumps at Storey's. Tuesday night on the steamer, “State ol un Wvnooaki street, near W 21.71 acres Miles Reece and Warren Robertson S O N 'S G I I O C E I Y two. Heacock tias the best shingles. J. W. B. C oo k . California.” river. have been at work establishing a grade Those who desire to bid o t furnishing 1» the place to buy Carl Stanley returned to Salem 'Wednes for First street this week. R. J. Mendenhall and wife and Miss tho wood for the college next year w ill F o r S ate. day. Gertrude Mendenhall left for Minneapolis are the best. please get their bids in by noon on Fri A farm of 250 acres, 41 miles mirth- Go to Evans & Clemensou lor fresh J. Buckeye's day, July 14th. B. Mount furnishes the trade with the first of die week. west of Newberg. For particulars inquire meats. and hardware. Satisfaction guar M iss Li<la Hanson left Wednesday for A large Dumber of Salem and Marion at this office. r.Y K K Y T IIIN O F K I.SH ANI» CLEA N . Go to C. F. Moore & Co., for Dr. Win. j stoves Portland, intending to remain 'till school anteed. people, who were here to attend Yearly- Ellis’ Liniment. N o t tee to T a x p a y e r* . Meeting, returned home Wednesday ba Alfred Moore, Sr., is improving tho ap opens in September. Frank Vestal returned to work in the pearance The time for settlement of city taxes Lewis Hanson left Wednesday for Sa the steamer Elwood. of his Meridian street property mountains last Wednesday. lem, » here lie expects to spend tho re C. C. Johnson came down from Salem lias been extended thirty days after by building a neat picket fence. Whips until you can’t rest, at Allen’s A. B. George A Sons are now proprie mainder of the summer. last Friday witli their household effects, which penalty will M. attach. HEADQUARTERS FOR V otaw , Treasurer. harness shop. tf tors of the warehouse at Marion, having Mr. and Mrs. Lin Parker will slart for and they have taken up their abode at the Buckeye pumps never bother. purchased it from Hadley, White A Co. a visit to their former home at Carthage, College boarding hall. Kn cyclopaedia llr it m inion. Indiana, the first of next week. Miles lteeee has been doing Borne sur Buckeye Pumps. Professors Jessup and Vance and Oliver Wo have a set of the Americanized En- veying this week while at home. Miss Anna Hudson came up from Brown are arranging to start for the John ryctop.u-ilia fur sale at one fourth value Go to Macy’s for the Wisconsin Refrig Clackamas last Monday, and is visiting Day country as noted last week. They j The edition is well printed on good paper Buckeye, Buckeye, Buckeye. erator. T i n w a r e , S t o v e s , L o g g e r s ’s S u p p l i e s , relatives and friends about town. will probably be gone about three weeks. an,| bound in sheep. Call quick and get Screen door3 and windows at the depot Enos Blair and liis daughter, Mrs. T. J. Hoover, of Salem, came down ! a bargain, lumber yard. Alice Gallant, of Ashland, have been vis Buckeye Pumps. PUM PS, G ARDEN TOOLS, ETC. Miss Mills of Portland came fast iting relatives and friends about Newberg In tho future Newberg Monthly Sleet yesterday and remained over until this N o tic e. ing of Friends church will be hold on th3 morning. He says the new type set Tho time for opening bids« for building Saturday and remained over Sunday with for the past week or two. m ake a Specialty of Judson Powder. J. B. MOUNT. ting machine used in the Statesman J. II. Townsend’s family. John Larkin says they commenced first Tuesday night in each month. works to perfection, lie kindly ! brU'k •<,ioininK Pont Office ha* been ex- F ob S ai . e A good five room house, picking strawberries June G and are still J. K. Blair and wife, and the Misses office remembered the e G uaphic office with a tended until July 15th. Bids will lie re Robbie W. Hincliman and Leota Reece with four lots, nicely situated. Inquire picking. Ha brought a box of the last ceived at Christenson Bros, office. The sample of the work done by it. picking to this office and they were very- started for Iowa yesterday morning. at tiiis cilice. right to reject any or all hills will be re W A T C Î I M A K E R Posters are out announcing the bicycle served. & JE W E LE R . Miss Florence Cook left for Portland tournament Mitchell & Clark are prepared lo lur- nice berries. and base ball game at tiie nish first class lumber on short notico to Mrs. Cox was one of the speakers at last Wednesday to spend the remainder fair grounds on Saturday, July 15th. A Füll Line of Clods Ani Watches Always on Hand, al Reasonable Prices. F u r S ale. parties going to build. Sheridan on tho fourth. The ladies of of tiie summer witli her sister, Mrs. Gard This lias l>een arranged for by tiie band Twelve acre fruit 1» K I* A 1 K IN G FIN K W A T C H E S AN D CLO CK S A SF K C IA L T Y . and chicken ranch In NEW BERG, OREGON - Will Thomas went to the Wapaio cele the town were given two hours of the ner. boys and they will furnish tho music. Neivhcrg, Or. 1,100 trees, fair buildings, bration on tho Fourth with his newly day’s program and Mrs. Cox was invited Buckeye Putnps. proceeds will go to them to assist in healthy and first class location, good to help them out. constructed “merry go over.” If you want to improve vour appetite Tiie buying uniforms. Wo hope to see a good water, five minutes walk to depot ami | of Woa, Charley 1 Here is where we Rev. Levi Mills and party from Ohio, take a look at the choice display of meats crowd out. public school. Inquire at this office or of J. H. TOWNSEND. stop. Whips from 25 cents up at Allen’s left for California Tuesday night on the sold by Austin A Stanley, at Central Nate Snodgrass lias bought the Van- C aniiy H kstox . •‘State of California.” They will spend Meat Market. harness shop. wood sawing outfit. He will IO») Corti» o f W ood W an ted . some time in our neighboring state before Mr. and Mrs. Archie Campbell of Sher tress Buckeye’s are the best. J. H. TOWNSEND. take the engine to McMinnville and Fir wood out from birce trees, to tbe going on to their homes. wood, Miss Gertio Craven and Charley John Brown, J. S. liees, David Lamb Buy your flour and feed of Calkins Cavell, of Middleton, took in the college have it thoroughly overhauled ready amount of 10) cords, is wanted for Pacific for the seasons work. He also has a Collego. Litis for tbe delivery and pine- and Milt Gumin came down from Scott’s Delivered to all parts of ttia city free of excursion Tuesday. V V 8 °f J. H. TOWNSEND. Mills last Fliday and remained until charge. harvester which he will run (luring the in„ of the same in the basements of tho Miss Minnie Larson, who lias been stay Monday. season. Those wanting work in his 00„ege buildings by September 15th, mav B U Y Fur of at Latourell Falls for some time, met line done up in short order will do well bo left at the G raphic office. Go to the tinning and plumbing 6hop By request of a number of tho eastern ing J. H. TOWNSEND. S. Hobson took a picture of the the excursionists at Multnomah Tuesday to give him a trial. for hop pipe, well casing, pumps, pipe, etc. visitors, IttdH W an ted . and came home with them. interior of Friends church at the close of Say! Don’t fool away your precious the afternoon session on Saturday, wliilo In the excitement last week we neglect T he r u tlc z c F x eu rsiiin . Scaled bids for huilding brick adjoining J. H. TOWNSEND. time cutting a hazel, when you can buy a the poHt Office, will be reocived at (’brisien- The Multnomah falls excursion of July congregation was seated. ed to mention tho big improvement in tiie whip at Allen’s for 25 cents. tf son Bros. Implement botise botwoon Joh 4th, run fur the benefit of Pacific College P. Heacock will make your door appearance of A. M. Hoskins’ house, in Harlon Oug and sisters Etva and Nan W. window was a big success in every way. One of lst und 8tb. l’lons and speclfioatinn« frames, or cut them out tile way of a new coat of paint. » nie and Miss Anise Brown were down and tho best natured crowds of people that will be at their nlfi.-o hy .Tuly Ist. The ready to put together. Ho has a com The celebration al West Chehalom is k -ML-A\ M , J k m from Scott’s Mills to attend a part of tlie plete stock of frame and porch materials; said to have been a very pleasant affair. ever went on an excursion, were on board right to rcject any or all bids will bo ro- Yearly Meeting. served. tf also cedar red .vood yellow and sugar A good big crowd was present, but good tiie best boat that ever carried an excur On the floor, hut sleep on a bed purchased at Mncy’s. Our sion party on the waters of the Willam Sea-moss and Oregon coast bouquets pine, at the Depot Lumbar Yard. N o tic e. prevailed throughout the day. prices are on the floor—sleep above them. \Ve keep ette and it could hardly have been any made by Delp'iinu Ellis tho invalid, for Services next Sunday at the M. E. order Thomas Terrell, of Oskaloosa, Iowa, thing else but a success. Notwithstand Not having time to give pperinl atten sale at J. T. Smith's store. church, both morning and evening. The who used to run on tiie Mississippi and ing the reports that the Sarah Dixon was tion to the pump trade, we have turned Mr. and Mrs. Gilkey, Miss Dorsey, J. morning services will be conducted by Ohio river boats, was on the excursion an old boat, that the Columbia river was over this line of our business *o F. II. ALL KINDS OF W. Crawford and others from Dayton Rev. Elisha Smith. The evening ser Tuesday tie pronounced the “Sarah on such a high, and full of floating ice so | | Storey. Mr. Slorov, and the Buckeye prairie were iu attendance at church here vices by Mrs. Delle C. H Cox. Every Dixon” a and pumps as well, are too well known in this most excellent boat. that boats could not run, threo hundred section last Sunday. to need any recommendation from body is cordially invited to be present. Picture Frames Made to Order. Newberg has a new firm. James Barrie, passengers were aboard by six o'clock, Buckeye. H. N. R ounds , Pastor. proprietor of the variety store, has taken and the boat shoved from tiie landing on us, and wo bespeak for him a lil>eral Corner First nml Center Streets C hristen so n B r o s , Miss lemma Spencer preached at the Any ono having good specimens of any his nephew, Jas. Barrie, Jr., into full Newberg, Oregon. T. M A C Y It was evident from the start that patronage. Baptist church last Sunday. We hear varieties of fruits that will do to send to partnership on and after July 1st. The time. s c h o o l m o ro ic T . we had a good boat, as she glided over tho members of the church speaking the World’s Fair, can leave them with firm will be known as Barrie A Barrio. tiie water with tho greatest ease. Tho Report of Barrett Mt. peliool district no. highly of her sermon. E. II, Woodward, C. E. Hoskins or Wm Buckeye’s are the best. locks at Oregon City and the falls of tiie i>4, for the term beginning April lid and Allen, the committee to receive and for Tiie Wisconsin Refrigerator has Saven Willamette were objects of ranch interest en ding June 2d J. G. Hadley’s for bed rock prices. of (lrt)’H tail lib F . 59 ward them. Newberg can make a good walls to preserve the Ice. to the eastern visitors. Of those from the No. W. 1’. Heacock has just received a car showing CARRIES A FULL LINE OF “ “ boys enrollpJ 13 if all will take an interest and load of yellow pine lumber. If you want east there were Rev. Levi Mills and wife, ** ‘ ‘ pirla enrolled 15 Those who remained at home Tuesday, anything in the lino of casing or finishing help. R. S. I n g l is , Pres. Ilor. Society. say it was as quiet as a funeral until about Rev. John Riley and Rev. E. R. Walton, Total »»nrollmcnt 28 1.320 Miss Rebbie W. Hincliman left Wednes noon, when tho town cows mudo a col of Wilmington, Ohio; Miss Emma Spen No. of days ultnndanco lumber call and see him. 169 11 “ absence Omer Hudson, writing from The Dalles day for a trip east during the summer. lection on First street to relieve tiie mono cer of Richmond, Indiana; Rev. James Average 2ft belonjdnj* will spend a week at her home at Oak tony by the jingling of their bells. P. Haworth and wife, Quaker Hill, Indi last Wednesday, said that there was snow She 22 11 daily attendance "ft in the mountains to a deptli of six feet, so Grove, Iowa, after which she intends President Newlin will go to Seattle ana; Henry Mills, Indiana; C. H. Hall, No. caeos of tan li ness B u r e D r u g s f o r P r e s c r p it io n s . 30 •* of visitors to tho University of Michigan lo wife and son, Garfield, Ohio; Addison that he had been unable to drive thiough. going next Monday to attend tiie Chautau Collin, Hadley, Indiana; Mrs. Laura The names of those who have been Perfumes, Fancy and Toilet Articles, Paints, Oils, Varnish and Oil Color. Also a take a special course to better prepare for neither absent or tardy during tho term Buckeye. her work in the college next year. In qua Assembly. He has been invited Winston, Guilford College, North Caroli are lino lino of the A ngid Vinson, Daisy Vinson and Ella John Brown who is running the saw September she will probably spend a week to deliver a course of three lectures dur na; G ertrude L amb , Isom P. Wooten, L,-grand, | I’arrett. mill a* Scott’s Mills said he could only at tiie Worlds Fair. ing the week and preach on Sunday. Iowa; Rev. Teacher. Mrs. Lida lioinaek and Miss Os LATLST STYLES of W ALL EATER. get away for a day or two, and then only- W a n t e d : —Salesmen, to sell our choice Jimmie Coffin, the Alaska Indian boy, man, Ohio, Tlios. Terrell and wife, Oska A n o l l i P i ' C u t K n tc. under protest, as lie was rushed to furnish and hardy nursery stock. Many special who was private secretary for Charles loosa, la., Rev. Elwood Hanson, Minne- j\ f.lrm of ICO acres, good building, Blank Books, Stationery, School Books and School Supplies. lumber as fast as it was wanted. Edwards at the time tie was killed in apolis, Minn., and probably others whose j water, 45 acres varieties to offer both in fruits ami orna young prune trees, .'1 acres Dr. Dickson, one of the prominpnt mentals, and controlled only by us. We Alaska, was here last week, stopping with names we failed to get. J hearing orchard. in good condition, (pRxscRipTinNH o arrfi ' ixy C om -/ r t "P T b T n n D C ' X-r physicians of Portland came un last Sat pay commission or salary, give exclusive El wood Weesner. lie is a student at the A short stop was made at Portland and ; ami ]i) miles from Ail \J% L . lYlUUQJj 05 L/U. Newberg, offered fur a I roiiMici) U a y o k N kiht . I urday evening and remained over Sunday j territory and pay weekly. Write us at Harrison Institute near Salem. passengers takeu on. Below Portland stiort time at $5,000, ($31.25 per acre.) with G. W. Mitchell. lie came on pur once and secure choice of territory. The W. C. T. U. will meet next Wed two boats with excursion parties were one-half cash. No agents or commission pose to attend Yeai !y Meeting. nesday afternoon at 2 :30 in the Y. M. C. overtaken and passed without any appar to be paid. M ay B r o th e r s , N u rsery m en , C. D. Edwards a typo from Eugene was j 16120 Rochester, N. Y. A rooms. The superintendents of the ent effort. Our party, headed by Presi Real estate is too high in tbit valley in town last Monday riding a wheel. He The following course of lectures lias different departments are requested to dent Newlin and Rev. Levi Mills, shouted you say. What do you know about this expressed surprise at finding so many been arranged for by the Methodists: make the meeting more interesting by themselves hoarse, and waved hats and place until you see it? A. K. COOLER & CO. newspaper offices down this way but did July 18, G. C. Wilding, D. D., “To Briton being present with their quarterly re handkerchiefs calling for the others to “ There Is a time wc know nut when, A place we know nut where, not find much work awaiting him. and Back.” July 25, C. C. Stratton, ports. All ladies of the vicinity are cor “come on” but the Suruli Dixon was too That m arks the A- tiny ut man, We take this plan to inform the public that wo are better than ever prepared to sup* much for them. Ono of these was the Buy a pump where you can get the ex D. D., “ Paradise Restored.” August 1, dially invited to attend. urdlspalr.” ply the trade this Full in the line of a tras and repairs. Buckeye, Myers and O W. Gue, D. D., “ Heroines of the Pipe, pumps, fittings, steel sinks, etc., “ R. R. Thompson” taking a party down But To for .ftluoaeo this country the time and place to St. Helens, and must have had a j is usually the when and where you invest Douglas at Storey’s. War.” August 8, Rev. M C. Wire, A. at Storey’s. GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF FRUIT TREES. Hon. J. W. Hobbs and family, Mr. M., “Sind.” August 15, Rev. C. E. Enos Ellis, the ditcher, has put in over thousand or fifteen hundred passengers I your means upon arrival here. Call or | l’ui ties desiring to sot orcli irds tiiis Fall will tnakc nionoy by calling on or correu Rogers the McMinnville druggist, and i Cline, “ Ice Fields of the far North.” ei-ht miles of tile this season. This is a on board. The “Emma Huward,” address J . B crt M oore , others, were down from the county seat Lectures to lie given in the M. E. church who'e lot more than we would want to which was taking a party of Portland peo- Cor. 10th A Everett Sts., ponding with us before placing tlioir orders. up to the Cascades was passed just last Sunday. They all helped out lilier- I at Newberg, at the hour of 8 p. m. Portland, Or. contract to nut down, anti wo doubt if ple ally in the subscription for finishing the H op G r o w e r s : —Call on Storey for many mon in Oregon could have done before reaching the falls. The falls were reached a little after one church. better. Most of the tile was made by the o’clock. your pipe. A shower of rain came up at Newberg Tile Factory, which has a repu- We could hardly have planned better Newberg has as much sidewalk as any W . IP. H EA C O C K , tiiis time which made it a little inconven weather for the large gathering we had in town in Oregon of its size, but we stop tation for making first class tile. ient about seeing tbe falls but a large Rough and Dressed Lumber, Doors and Windows, Brackets, town all last week, than we were favored right here to say that we believe it to be Samuel Buttomlev ami wife of Wake number of the party scaled tho rocky with. Bather cool a part of the time for tiie duty of the city council to get to work field, England, mentioned last week as heights to the bridge and a few went j Turning*, Hhlmrle.s, Lath, Picket», Lime, Sand, GU m , Nalls and all kin I* of Hnilditi? Mato the eastern visitors hut taken altogether ami fix it up or see that it is done by tieing liere, left for San Francisco, Califor . around behind the falls. 8. Hobson and rial and Builders' Hardware. Ncwborc, Oregon the weather was splendid. property owners. The blocks hare nia last Wednesday morning. They very | Mr. Hall from Ohio, had tlioir cameras F. E. HADLEY. J. It. HUNT. A. HODGSON Dr. E. Jessup ami family started over worked from under the walks in many generously remembered the work of witli them and took a no in tier of views if land for southern California last Monday places, causing them to shake and sway Friends church here by donating $50 to the falls and the surrounding cliffs. On morning with wagon and mule team. in a very unpleasant manner. This a-sistin finishing the church, and $100 to | the borne trip speech making and sing M aun/arturora of Their wagon was well rigged for the trip, shaking loosens the nails and in many the college fund. ing, with some declamations furnished j the Doctor having been out on such places, besides the unpleasant rattle of Addison Coffin anil Mrs Laura Win entertainment for the party. Addison ! jaunts often enough to know how to pre loose boards, the walks are absolutely un ston took a trip to Victoria, B. C., this Coffin told of his trip in northern Europe pare for it. They will have a long dusty safe to travel on unless one walks in tiie week. They will return in a few day*, which was very interetting. Mr. Walton trip of it. Their friends were sorry to See middle of them. A “stitch in time when Mr. Coffin will favor our people told of his early journeying« on the Pa sr»* preporci! tu male- « »uperlor q u e llt/ of drnin tl’e In «11 «l*e«. I.nrvo order. prum ptl/ ! We led. C uri (-purulence .elicited. Price ll.t un application. Corner Main 4 Psytun Sired». ailed them go but wish them a safe journey. saves nine,” and this applies to sidewalks with one or more lectures on his travels cific coast in the days of the gold fever well as to anything else, and if the city in northern Europe in the lard of tlie and among other things of how a Modoc 2<r E WI3II!HÒC3-, : OIR/EDO-OItT. Last fall I was taken with a kind ol as Newberg does not want to pay for a midnight sun. Few men who travel see Indian in southern Oregon tried to sell summer coinplaint, accompanied with a of broken leg one of these days, a few hours more and treasure up such as is worth re hi* twelve year old daughter to him for a wonderful diarrhoea. Soon after my work should be done. membering to better advantage, than Mr. wife. Mr. Walton can talk jargon very wife's sister, who lives with us, was taken ami being naturally a good con well and it was interesting to hear him in the same way. We used almost every Elder 8. S. Beaver, of McAllister, Ju- Coffin, . . A. 1 .J k versationalist, he is well able to entertain tell the story in tbe Indian language and niatta Co., Pa., says his wife is subject to thing without benefit. Then I said, let LOUIS O. VANDERVERC, instruct an audience. Our people then interpret it. The time passed rapid us try Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and cramp in the stomach. Last summer she ami of the bas4, known bustaees mon in Cbloigo» will he p'eased to hear one or more lec ly and Portland was reached almost be- 0»o rsÿre&enUÜT« of tbe great Cr^Ltroot Ou. Diarihica Remedy, which we did, and tried Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and tures from him. i fore the poople were aware of it. Here HEADACHE,SLEEPLESSNESS, NERVOUS that cured us right away. I think much Diarrhiea Remedy for it, and was much If yourself or friends wish lo be cured of of it, as it did for me what it was recom pleased with the speedy relief it afforded. “ My livtlo hoy was very bad off for two nearly all the eastern visitors left us to PROSTRATION. mended to do. John Hertzler, Bethel, She lias since used it whenever necessary months with diarrhiea. We used various take the railroad and steamship lines for D r . m i r é M e t Ir a i ( o . , E lk h a rt, Jnd. Linear, Opium, Morphinet Chloralf Cocainet O fntltncn : Î tskf* ytlrasarc in Informing you Berks Co., Pa. 25 and 50 cent bottles for and found that it never fails. For sale by medicines, al»o called in two doctors, hut their home*. U-neficial re»ulU »tin.'U bavo ¿»bowed nothing done him any good until wo used Newberg was reached at a liltlo past rvf tbe the u-?e vary C F. Moors A Co. sale by C. F. Moore A Co . Dm nrist« of Dn. m M yvJf iles - R estorative flcavi»« or Tobacco halt its, seek only the Genuine In theo»hcof and wife, r o r s y r t n » m Chaintierlain's Colic, Cholera and Dlar- nine o’clock, after having made tiie round »abject at tL a bi.*; of tbe rhma Remedy, which gave immediate re trip of aVsit one him Ired and eighty M i l and to a upi*cr i* |.am * • t ' - 1 I /{( ( ley Treatment, which is the only safe, relia —. . . M . m lost flc*h and wm rrratly lief and sr on cured him. I considered it mile«, without an accident of any kind to n s î \ t n W V / i tK— l-S Your Nervine was hishly the beet medicine male and can con mar the pleasure of tho trip. Everybody rccnrnmendpd ble and permanent cure in existence. Genuine to me. My Lad bo oL.tf- liste tiidt I had no <y»nfld*nre In tho « fficary r>l scientiously recommend it to all who reerned well pieaseiI with the excursion any medicine Yet sa s la t report 1 ronbcni**! to need a diarrhiea or colic medicine. J. E. and said they were well treated in every give U a tr.sl Much to my Biirj.r ae, I otpericnr**d Kccley Institutes, with most favorable "ur- mark «1 benefit; iny «¡eepbwneBs disapp nr.*d, Hare. Trenton, Tex. 25 and 50 cent bot- respect. Tbe steamboat men saidas wo my hea ls« he uasnakovod. my »pintsand general roundingn, at ; ties for sale by C. F. Moore A Co. were leaving the lioat that they had car ,^ T T f f E H M T T O M U N U 3 0 . S A t A k T H I N S O C D C U R ftE S O List of unclaimed letters lying iri tbe ried many excursion parlies before, but g • SINED our party was leaving the boat iu better arren Newberg post office, June .'in, 1863. no well known fMrsiciA«« 'i i learned i r o My « wUbftstavtef tho N**nrfn« wlifc shat** than any others had ever left it in & •*> Wm. Barker, M. E Everett, ,e t<*i of rueulU. Lotis D. Vk.aiguvsja. tiefore, a compliment our people will be Charles Fiord, C. E. Fink, Write for Particular*. Correspondence Con 8«>ld on s Poottlv« O usrsn(i*r. James Griffin, Dearie Good, i pleased to hear. D*. M ILES'PILLS.6 0 D o » h 2SC tw fidential. The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.—No Ammonia; No Alum. The Christian Endeavor people who J. C, H aw ye * , l*. M. J had charge of the refreshment rtaul had Sold by C* Í > MOORE áí CO. Used iu Millions of Homes— 40 Years the Standard. O H EGON I AN RAILWAY TIME TABLE. North. April 1, 1491. South. Lv. Newberr, 7 s*’» a. ra i Lv Portland. 9 to a m Ar. Portlaud, '• M a. m. I Ar. New bent 12.1'* p.m. Lv. Newberg 12 i p.m. ! Lv. Portland, t " p m. Ar. Portland, 2'1 p.m. ; Ar. Newberg, 0:05 p.m. Passenger and Freight Ratea to all point», caa be obtained from C. Agent B. FK1SSELL, New berg. TINNING AND PLUMBING SHOP. 11 1 Anything & Tho Grocery Line. THE PIONEER HARDWARE STORE, J h \ H . H ow ard, ,5 U Y Bar xiwsre BUY Sto v s s of B U Y Flo nitore l5UY Setids of Furniture, Bedding & Carpets. W. p o ST OFFICE DRUG STORE Popular Patent and Family Medicines Newberg Nursery, DEPOT LUMBER YARD. IIADLEY, IIUNT & CO. First Class Drain Tile. Don’t Fool With Fakes! Baking Powder Forest Grove A Roseberg, Or.
