OREGONIAN RAILWAY DIVISION
Hay an 1 feed is cheap at Calkins’ Feed
Pumps, pipe anil fittings at Storey's.
' cause ui liis death. After diligent inquiry
------------ “ As old aa and careful examination I concluded that
1 !ito',e.
| Garden making is tho order of the
the hills” and death resulted from apoplexy and I fur
| Oar milliners ara all enjoying a good day.
T rain s a rriv e at N ew berg as- follows;
korth.
never excell ther aver there was no indication what
7 : V» a. m.
*12:30 p. m. trade.
Wedding stationery, latest styles, at
%12:-W p. m.
ti;05p. m
ed. “ Tried ever that poison had been administered.
7 loaves for 23e. 30 loaves for $1.00 at this office.
•E v e ry o th e r day.
and proven”
G. W. M c C onnell , M. D.
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Star
Bakery.
Read Christenson Bros, new ml. in
P assen g er au<l F re ig h t R ates to all p o in ts.
is the verdict
can be o b ta in e d from
C. B. f K18SELL.
this
issue.
O.
C.
Wright
is
smiling
over
the
count
A geut N ew berg.
o f millions.
COI.I.KOK N O T E S.
er at Morris A Miles' noiv.
New goods just received at Miss L. M.
S i nt m o u s
Tin lamps, tin flues aud incubator Haworth’s.
Miss Ola W hite is back In* school
Liver Regu
Local Events.
I supplies, at Storey’s.
Mr. F. F. Seeley, of Wilsonvllle, was
lator is tho again.
Mrs. Lamb went to Portland Tuesday to >■> town Tuesday.
Mr. Prentiss visited college hist Fri
o n l y Liver
New millinery at Mies L. M. Ila- m bay uew millinery goods.
The Week'y Oregonian and the Git veil
and Kidney day morning.
worth’s.
/ B o m , on Monday, Apiil 'J, to the wife ic one year for $¿’.30.
Misses Ilinehm au anil MeCufferty
medicine to
A. J. Clark is building new' quarters f> a L of J. H. Stewart, a daughter.
went to Portlaud last Saturday.
j Miss Jennie Larson is visiting with
which y o u
his mules.
Doors
ors and w indows at cost and lumber her friend, Miss Duisy Trueblood of
Miss Cora Judd has dropped her
can pin your
Successors to J . T. Smith.
(Jo to C. F. Moore & Co., for Or.
n. j at less C
_ cost at Dorranee Bros.
than
Portland.
faith, for a school work for this year. She expects
Ellis’ Liniment.
/ ’’’’Thirii on T
euro.
A to spend the summer with her sister,
Tuesday, April 5, to the wife of
H erbert Satehwell is nursing a linger
Isaac Uoberts is building a barn on his
isVliJ Launer. on
( Chehalem mountain a girl, which he fondled too familiarly w ith a
m i 1 d laxa Mrs. W hite in eastern Oregon.
farm north of town.
Miss Jennie Scott was absent from
tive, a n d
Dr. Maris
aris and family now occupy pruning knife.
purely veg school Tuesday.
The Jewel cook stove is the best sold Cephas Maris’ house, having moved on
F. C. Mills lias Hie contract for mov
etable, act
by J. H. Townsend.
ing the shed w hich stood in the rear of
Tuesday.
Kev. El wood Scott conducted thc
ing directly chn|x l exercises Wednesday morning.
M. .1. Jones is building a fence around
Kev. Harry Watkins is billed to s|ieuk Sm ith Bros. barn.
ou tho Liver
his lots on Second street.
Mrs. \V. T. Mney returned Tuesday
for tho populists here on Thursday even
Miss Helen Chamberlin was a vis
a n d Kid itor Wednesday afternoon.
from her visit to friends in the upper
W. P. Heacock has at all times a large ing, the 19th.
neys. Try it.
stock of glass of all sines.
The Senior preparatory students are
W. P, Heacock will keep a supply of part of the county.
Sold by all very busy writing their orations for
Judging from the heaped up boxes
Mr. and Mrs. Squire, of Portland, sj>ent Land Plaster this season. Try it on your
in the stores, the liens are putting in Druggists in Liquid, or in Powder graduation.
garden truck ami potatoes, tf
Sunday w ith C. 15. l'rissell and wife.
to bo taken dry or made into a tea.
Some preparations are lieing made LI.I.L
Slick candy 10c per pound and other i Miles Keeee is on the county prohibi full tim e laying 9 cent eggs.
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fish
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ticket
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Marion
county
for
surveyor,
candy correspondingly low, at Star Bakery.
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Miss Jane Varner, formerly a student
J. K. Wright is putting in his spare j and Milt Guuim for assessor.
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place. We wish to extend congratula LL
to have Sm ith Bros, livery burn on its
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fertilizers to make quick growth, at J. II. | J. 15. Mount’s store for them.
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new
foundation
by
Saturday
night.
Miss Emma Deskins lias had her block
Townsend's.
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The
delegates
in
attendance
at
the
California
and
Oregon
shells
fur
sale,
fronting
the
college
campus,
grubbed
and
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A. SI. Hadley is mentioned as a eandi-1
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A. C. Churchill wus iu town W ed Y. W. C. A. convention are, Misses
date for Justice of the Peace, lie would t plowed. It is one of the best ou Meridian 25 kinds 25 cts. Call on or address Del-
Hlnchm un, Jennie Scott, Dora Craw
street.
pliina E. Ellis, Box 273 Newberg Oregon. nesday.
luake a good one.
ford, Mabel Edwards, Lida Hanson,
Street
Commissioner
Macy
and
H
ar
I'.
E.
Nowhouse
and
family
from
Min
A
few
more
plows
to
sell
at
cost
at
J.
Editor LeMasters, of the BiuaiTar a t ;
Ola White, A nna Hoskins and Lulu
Eugene, was in town Saturday and paid nesota, arrived at Spi ingbrook one day vey Dailey are busy this week putting H. Townsend’».
Lamb.
S tudent .
iu
uew
crossings
and
culverts
about
last week. Mr. Newliouse is a son-in-law
this office a pleasant call.
John Brown and wife and George Mor
town.
of John Kush.
ris came over from Scotts Mills Wednes
Mr. Isaac Roberts has purchased a fine
D U N D E E IT E M S .
X. M. Snodgrass has Improved the day.
A. B. Campbell and wife will start
lucking black team and is now ready to
appearance
of
things
by
building
a
east
about
the
23rd
of
this
month.
Weatiier
is
fino at present.
go to work on his new farm.
Jo h n U. Smith, of Portland, was up
They will visit for a few days with rela neat picket fence around his house re
I.oren
Ryan
lias just returned from a
W
ednesday
looking
after
his
place
Miss Lora Keeco came over from Scott’s tives and Iriends at Scott’s Mills.
cently.
trip to tlio sound country.
west of town.
Mills last Friday with Kev. Scott and is
Mr. Colton, recently from Nebraska,
Miss Etta Adams went to Portland
visiting with tier sister, Mrs. Hill.
Chas. Bristow, of Barrett Mountain, is
Storey has been busy this week fix
Tuesday, intending to pay a visit to Long lias opened a carpenter and repair shop
grubbing for Barrett’s on the new fruit
Dr. Dickson’s daughter, a bright young Beach in company with some I’oitland in tho Hardwick building on Main ing up incubators.
student . i . , the
high school,
ac , friends, before leaving for her home in street.
The Weekly Oregonian and the G raph tract.
, . Portland
„
,
Tlio parties that attended tho republi
companied him to Newberg on the ocea-1 j^.insas
ic one year for $2.50.
Dorranee Bros., having sawed out all
can convention report u very stormy
eion of his lecture last Sunday.
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Mrs.
J.
H.
Townsend
and
Mrs.
F.
A.
It we are to jjdge bv the character of a the logs in their boom have lieen up
K ay * Todd are now daily receiving | |oaj of 8tllff lhal we gaw on the street the river after another lot this week. Morris w ent to Portlafid Monday for a time.
Our saloon keeper lias left our midst,
their Spring ami Slimmer Clothing, Fur- Tuesday we would say that some real They have about three hundred up the few days visit.
for
Sollwood. Lack of patronage is tlie
rushing Goods, Hats, Shoes, etc. Their | ufae oM folks near
near town wi„ probabl river yet.
Bring my wheel barrow homo.
cause of his departure.
prices will suit the hard times. Get their j have a daughter-in-law soon.
F.
II.
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torey
.
N. C. Christenson, Jesse Edwards,
prices.
Our roads are full of bolus and ruts but
Tom Jones lias sold his place south
How is this? Kay & Todd will for the Miss Dell Leavitt, Mrs. M ount, E . 11.
Dr. G. W. McConnell is having h is ' next 00 days give with every Suit sold for Dishrow and Mrs. F. Daily, were pas east of town to Mrs. E. Cook, a lady by a littlo work could bo put in proper
Our lumber is manufactured from logs cut and rafted Irotn tlie McKonzio River.'
yard filled in with eartli and graded up j cash, a nice Tie and pair of Suspenders. sengers for Portland on Wednesday from W ashington. Tom gave posses sliape for the public travel.
We
will furnish all lumlier cheaper tiian it can be purchased elsewhere.
We hava
preparatory to seeding it to grass, after | No extra per cent added. They are sell m orning’s train.
The Sa’vation army people liavo been
sion Wednesday.
completed arrangements witli tho largest
which he will enclose it with a neat pick ing these Suits at hard time prices.
holding
meetings
every
evening
at
Mc
Call and see Miss Haworth’s now hats
Mr. A dna Fogg, who was hero from
et fence.
Donalds and surrounding community.
Iowa a short time ago, writes to D. P. and trimmings.
There
w
ill
be
an
ico
cream
festival
next
Christenson Rros. are in the Feed Bus
I’arrett A Co. liavo the contract for
Stratton
th
a
t
he
lias
rented
his
place
A gentlem an named H ans Peterson,
iness. They have Timothv Hay, Wheat,. Friday, April 13, at 7:30 p. in., at tbe iu Iowa an d will move to Newberg a Dune, recently from Minnesota, pur plowing and setting to |>runcs forty-five
Oats, Chop, Bran and Shoits and sell to | Dorranee bu.ld.ng, under the auspices of
about tlie first of June.
chased Jim Tom Hess’ place last week acres of the Dundee farm. About ten
suit the times, for cash only. Free de j the ladies of the Presbyterian church. A
C. C. Sm ith, the new photographer, and will be given immediate possession. acres have to bo grubbed. They have in Portland, to supply us with all goods in that lino at very low rates, aad will give
literary
program
has
been
prepared
for
livery.
seventeen men in their employ.
found th a t there were a whole lot of
our customers the full bonoflt of this arrangomuut.
! the occasion. All are invited.
Mr. J. P. Jones, in the interest of tho
Mr. G. W. Wyman and family’ will stay-
There are about ono hundred freight
babies in Newberg last Saturday. His S. P. railway, was In town Tuesday even
in town a few days before starling on ; Bran 75c. per hundred. Bran and oiler to take baby pictures free, brought
USTO. 1 S H I N G L E S
ing Interviewing some of our citizens who cars and about a dozen passenger, mail
their long sea voyage to New Zealand, j shorts mixed 80c. Sbortsfioc. Chop 85c. out about forty youngsters to- ho
and
baggage
coaches
standing
on
the
At
reduced
prices.
Call
anil see us or drop us a card through tho mail, and w* will
arc thinking of going east. He reports
The steamer on w hich they are to go w ill I Barley chop 90c. Flour 70c. per sack, “ took.”
railroad travel improving quite noticea sidetracks idle. They are of the narrow call on you.
leave San Francisco about the first of , Deliveries made anywhere inside the city
gauge pattern and uro in good condition.
If you want a neat fitting Suit of bly.
limits. Leave orders at post office.
May.
The chief wrecker of the S. P. system was
Clothes,
don’t
fail
to
go
to
Kay
A
Todd’s.
Last
summer
one
of
the
largest
lumber
J. D. T a rrant & Co.
A gentleman named Nichols, with liis
They have the finest lines of samples, manufacturing firms failed with about hero inspecting tlio rolling stock. Wo un
wife and little boy, from Newport, Wash
Attention Comrade, this means you. botti Foreign and Domestic to select from five million feet o M h . finest lumber on derstand tho company contemplate re
moving it to California.
Me.
ington, were in town a few days last Each member of Kilpatrick Post No. 38, in Newberg. These goods they make to
this coast on their yards, which is now
week. They came here to place the boy j is especially urged to be present at our order, fit guaranteed. Look through
being sold at about one-half the cost of
in school, ami arranged for him to live next regular meeting, at 7:30 p. m., on their samples before buying.
L A E A Y E T T K . IT E M S .
■ ^ ^ " I L S O N ’tS G R O C E R Y
manufacture. Contractors and builders
Wednesday, tho 18th. Very important
with A. M. Hoskins.
Nate Snodgrass now owns the W ar take notice of this as I can furnish lum
Billy Moore’s little babe died Sunday.
Is tho placo to buy
j
J o h n S h e a r e r , Com.
A C o r r e c t i o n : —In speaking of the del business.
ner well machine, and is prepared to ber and all kinds of building material at It wus only a week or ten days old.
egates to the state prohibition convention
Mid-winter Fair Excursion Tickets, bore wells on short notice. As Nate the lowest prices consistent with honest
Politics is beginning lo warm up now
last week by some oversight wo staled Portland to San Francisco and return, makes a success of everything else wo dealing. A large stock of doors, win
that. Charley Moore was one who went. via Southern Pacific Co’s Shasta Route, are of the opinion th a t he will succeed dows, mouldings, etc., to Hclect from at and the cigar trade is beginning to im
K V F i t Y T H I N G F I t ICH II A N D O I . B A N .
It should have read Charley Mitcholl. will he placed on sale January 23. Kate at well making. He him a good m a the D epot L p m iieh Y a r d , W. P. Heacock, prove already.
We make this correction to prevent a $27.50, including five admissions to the chine and all he asks is a chance.
Proprietor.
Undo Dan Johnson is getting very
damage suit by both tho prohibitionists Fair. Tickets good for thirty days from
feeble, in fact he is entirely helpless.
Wallace Hadley and John Hoskins
M an D r o w n e d .
and Mr. Moore.
date of sale.
He is 85 years old.
returned W ednesday from a trip to the
Willis Armstrong, second enginoer on
Dr. Dickson’s lecture on “ The Inspira
Tho Christian Endeavor society of coast in search of work. They report
Our incur market lias changed hands
tion of the Scriptures,” at Friends church Friends church will give a literary enter the prospect very discouraging, as in the steamer El wood fell from the boat at
again since our last report. Dick Binl
IN T H E LINE OF
last Sunday evening, was a real treat. I t , tainmen, at thc cburch 0I1 Saturday even several places they found men working Fairfield on Wednesday while oiling tho and Hugh Carey are proprietors now.
was one of the best lectures we have ever ing, April 21. Proceeds to go toward for 25 and 50 cents per day, and some machinery and was drowned. Mr. Arm
The steamer Toledo will run an excur
heard in Newberg, and evinced much purchasing song books for the church. even working ou hop ranclies and strong worked on the Altona for three
years, and Cap. Graham spoko in the sion from McMinnville and l.aFayetto to
thought and originality. We hope the Everybody turn out and help the young farms for their hoard.
highest terms of the young man when Oregon City and return on next Sunday.
doctor may be induced to favor us with people. Admission only 15c.
Calvin Stanley is no longer a mer speaking of the unfortunate alfair yester
another lecture at some time iu the
Martin A Cease lost one of their best
Mr. E. B. Sutton, of Seattle, the prolii- chant of Newberg, having disposed of day. The body had not boen recovered
future.
livery horses today with spasmodic colic. W ill be prom ptly re lie v e d by c alling on mo. I am n phllnnthrnplK t by perfltiaslon mod mm
his
interest
in
the
establishm
ent
of
Those who never read the advertise hiiion s|ieaker, had a crowded house to Morris, Miles A Co. to Ids partners, F. at last account.
It was only sick about ono hour after they way* p re p a re d to offer big bargain« in my H ue, P ic tu re Fram es m ad e to o rd e r, a ».pecUlCp.
talk to Saturday evening. His address was
F irst Street,
ments in their newspapers miss more than
discovered it.
A.
Morya
anil
15.
C.
Miles.l
We
hope
F o r S a le .
forcible and aliounded in witticisms and
N ewberg, O regon.
(hey presume. Jonathan Kenison of Bo>-
able
to
announce?
Dial
he
has
de
good points. His addresses on Sun
A farm of 250 acres, 4la miles north The Odd Fellows will hold their nnuual
on, Worth County, Iowa, who had been
day afternoon and evening at the Baptist cided to engage in some other enter west of Newberg. For particulars inquire celebration at Dayton this year on April
troubled with rheumatism in his hack,
prise in Newberg before long.
2C, providing Governor Pennoyer does
at tiiis office.
arms and shoulders read an item in his church are reported equally interesting.
not..«et the time a week sooner.
It will be an agreeuble surprise to per
paper how a prominent German citizen of j Mrs. M. E. Baldwin, the Main street
N o tic e .
sons subject to attacks of bilous colic to
Tho Salvation nriny ban struck our
milliner,
lias
her
new
stock
of
goods
ready
Ft. Madison had been cured. He procured
learn that prompt relief may I ks h a d by
Property owners aro requested to repair town. They held services in Old’s hull
(lie same medicine, and to use his own for tho inspection of the ladies of New
taking Chamberlain’s Colic,'Cholera and sidewalk fronting your property if it is last night to a full house after a parade on
.A . K . C O O P E R & C O .
words: “ It cured me right up.” lie also berg. Mrs. G. P. Kenyon has been en-
eays: “ A neighbor ami his wife were both gaged as trimmer this season, which in- Diarrhoea Remedy. In many instances needed, and save costs by Ilio city having the streets. We hope they w ill accom
the attack may he prevented by taking to do it.
VV. T. M acy , Marshal.
plish some good while here.
sick in bed with rheumatism. Their boy sures good work. If von need anything
We take this plan to inform the public that we are better than ever prepared to
this remedy as soou aa the first symptoms
was over to mv houso and said they were in the millinery lino it will pay yon to
The iKipnlists had a speaking announc
plv the trade this Fall in tho line of a
of
the
disease
appear.
25
and
50
cent
bot
A n n ou n cfìiu u n t.
so bad he bed to do the cooking. I told call ami examine Mrs. Baldwin’s stock.
ed for this place last night, but tlie Sal
tles
for
sale
by
C
.F.
Moore
A
Co.
Drug
The
firm
of
Morris,
Miles
A
Co.
has
tiiin of Chamberlain’s Pain Balm and how
A transaction of some importance ou-
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF FRUIT TREES.
lieen changed, Mr. Stanley retiring. vation army offered more attractions and
it had cured ine, he got a bottle and it enred in town this week. P. M. Church gists.
better argument and they got tlio crowd Pai ties desiring to sot orchards this Fall will make money by calling on or correa
The
business
will
Is:
carried
on
at
the
The
regular
subscription
price
of
T
he
earned them up in a week. 50 cent bot man and George Grayson traded cows,
and the populist meeting was a fizzle.
l>onding with us before placing their orders.
tles for sale by C. F. Moore A Co. Drug and by the terms of the trade the former G r a p h ic is $1.50 and the regular sub- j °ld stand by the undersigned Avith a
comes into possession of the notorious script ion price of The Weekly Oregonian g,M,d stock of goods at proper priri-s.
Tlie officers and members of LuFayette
gists.
! Sheridan gate opener ami vegetable spoil- is $1.50. Any one subscribing for T h e
M o r r is A M il e s .
Lodge No. 31, A. O. U. W., to the num
Mr. and Mrs J. C. Nelson and IXarri ¡. er, known as the» “ Gap City Terror.”— G r a p h ic and paying one year in advance
ber of about twenty-five, went over to
!
Sheridan
Him.
son Crater returned Monday from their
C aril o f Tlifcnkn.
North Yamhill on Monday night and or
Ttie above named cow first gained a can get both T h e G r a p h ic and The Week-
trip to the Midwinter fair and Southern
reputation in Newberg, and as a result of ly Oregonian one year for $2.50. All old | We take this method of expresring our ganized Columbia Lodge No. 58, A O. U.
California points. They report a very
tome of her marauding exploits sha car subscribers paying their subscriptions for gratitude to those kind friends and neigh-1 W. with twenty-one members. LaFay-
Aro Haadquartora for
pleasant time, having had excellent
ries enough lead in her hide to make sev one year in advance will he entitled to ^°rs who lent us such sympathy and as- ette, McMinnville, Dayton, Amity, Carl
health and the weather having been fine
the
same
offer.
|
»¡stance
upon
the
occasion
of
tlie
sickness
ton
ami
Newberg
lodges
of
V
.
O.
U.
W.
eral “sinkers.”
all the time they were there. They think
were all represented, in all over one hun
The following county ticket was and death of our little one.
Our letter halves say they could not
southern California a yerv fine place gen
M r s . F . D a il y .
dred memliers were present. A fino sup
nominated
at
the
populist
convention
j
erally, hut re|M>tt the prospect for this keep house without Chamberlains Cough
E. II. Dtsnaotv
per was served. Some of the grand
season as not very flattering owing to the Remedy. It is used in more than half the held at McMinnville Wednesday:
officers lieing there from Portland.
htate
.Senator,
W.
It.
Derby,
Lufayette;
continued dry weather. At Whittier, liome9 in Leeds. Sims Bros., Iowa. This
A St.**!* m e rit.
Derby A Co. have sol I out their hard
which Mr. Nelson likes the best of any of shows the esteem in which that remedy Representatives, M. E. Johnson, W.
Wo want to inform the people of New- ware and grocery business to some parties Wc have succeeded In gettin g re d u c ed price* on a larg e p o rtio n of o u r goods, a n d arc •oiling
Chehalem
and
M.
Chapin,
Bellevue;
the places visited, they saw our former is held where it has been sold for years
them at co rresp o n d in g price*. We keep at all tim e s a good sto ck of
County Judge, B. 15. Brunson, Sheri- berg and vicinity that the story that has from Idaho and are busy taking an in
citizen of Newberg, David J. Woo-1, who and is well known. Mothers have learned
d a n ; Commissioner, J. C. MeCreu, New- *’Ben circulated by parties of Newberg and ventory of stock.
P osey .
PLOWS, HARROWS, CULTIVATORS,
seeme I to he getting along nicely. Mr. that there is nothing so good for colds,
,u,: “n l
»<*»'•
Crater ex|>ected to remain in California croup snd whooping cough, that it cures berg; Clerk, B. S. Clark, M cM innville;1 vidni'-v
false
Recorder,
L.
L.
H
ew
itt,
W
heatland;
>ng
more
nor
less
than
a
low
down
thirty days longer, but in some way a these ailments quickly and i-erinanently
WAGONS, BUGGIES, CARTS, HARNESS,
St amp«* W a n t e d .
hood, and a man that will tell such »tuff I
mistake was made in issuing his ticket and that it is pleasant and safe for cliild- Treasurer, Chae. Benedict, Lufayette; when he knows it is not true hasn’t a
I am making a collection of canceled And e v ery th in g n eed ed In th e im p le m e n t lin e , an d a re alw ays p le a se d to show o u r stock. Call
wliich only gave him thirty instead of ren to take. 50 cent bottles for sale by C. Assessor, J. W. Wheeler, \V. Cheha- drop of honest blood in his veins. This stamps for sale, and would lie very thank and M e 11«.
leui; Hupt. of .Schools, J. T. Patterson,
sixty days to return in.
^ F. Moore A Co.
ful
to any who may save the stamps from
Carlton; Surveyor, F. A. Lash h r, stuff is false and nothing else. .My father,! their old letters for me. All kinds of
Main Street,
NEWBERG. OR.
W hitesón; .Sheriff", F. L. VanOrsdal, William Jones, and son-in-law, R. M. stamps wanted, but Columbian preferred.
Tate,
passed
away
as
peaceful
ami
nalur-
|
P u i i i i m i K l l m .
A w a r d e d H ig h e s t h o n o rs - W o rld 's F air.
N. Yamhill; Coroner, Win. Buslrs:,
Cheeowan; Justice, Itli Dist., F. M. al as any one has done. Read state
Barr; Constable, 1th Dist., K. W. D un ment of physician below.
T o C a ttlem en .
D. K vkkf . st ako W iv e .
bar.
I have at my placo *o<ithr>a*t of town a
To W hom it m i y C o w c e n This cer full-blood Jeniey bull. Apply at farm for
tifies that I attended Uio late it. M. Tate terina.
F. G. (iao rr.
M arried.
L iv e ry , Feed Sc Sale Stable.
W y iia x — V ap . k i b :—Ou Monday, April during liis last sicknens and many
months
previous
thereto
and
that
I
po»i-j
9, at Portland, Mr. A. Wyman, to Miss
'.lane Varner. Mr. Wyman ha« tree n em lively know that liis death was caused A . o . C O X , UNDERTAKER
HANSON & WORDEN, Proprietors.
ployed for some firne in the pressed brick solely by a complication of diseases super
and E m balm cr.
Ifear«ie In connection. Al»o
works at this place, l*-ing an experienced induced by La Grippe, and further that I Carrie» a full lin e of
We are p rep ared to furnU h Good and Stylish Rig*, w ith o r w ith o u t driver*. Fair tre a tm e n
workman. Mrs Wvimn was a student was called to attend William Jones, de-
in
Pacific C ollege last t e a r , an d is w ell a n d < * •* * '-
,,e having ex p irn d a few m o
W A L L P A P E R . ' g uaranteed t»y u* and the .««me e x p ected of o u r ctihbiiner*. Touri.-t au d Ir a n a ie n t c u sto m m .*
The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.—No Ammonia, No Alum. 1
— AND—
PORTLAND AND YAMHILL RAILWAY.
Better
J. S. HOLT <fc CO.,
Tha?i
P ills
Cheaper Than Ever Before!
THE FINEST STOCK OF
YELLOW FIR LUMBER
IltT OIRZEG-OILT.
Sash and Door Manufactory
NEWBERG, OREGON.
DORRANCE BROS»
Anything in The Grocery Line.
ACTUAL NEED
FURNITURE & CARPETS
W - T . nVEA-ClT-
Newberg N ursery,
CHRISTENSON BROS.,
AGRICULTURAL IM P LEM EN TS!
"The Fashion”
akin
Powder
Lh*d in Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard.
fav o ra b ly
know n
in
N**»berg.
1 G k m u k extendi couurat'ifahons.
T h e , m ®Gta beforo m y a rriv a l I d id n o th in !'
W ill |r im all paper if d e sired House lining
,ui price*.
Fir.tt Vtreet. Newberg
* more than make an lilort to Icaro the : b.,ti
licited. Price» n**«onahle.
8 '.«»ridai
tr»c? n c ir M iin .
N E W C C R C , ORECOfC*.