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N E W STO R K .
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I HAVE OPENED UP A —
I f y o u u r e , y o u w i l l b e in t e r e s t e d in k n o w i n g w h e r e t o p u r c h a s e p o o l p o o d s t h e C h e a p e s t .
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w a n t y o u t o r e a d t h e it e m s o f in t e r e s t in th e c o lu m u s b e l j w s o y o n m a y
F 1 X 1) T H E
R IG H T
PLACE.
“ F A U L T L E S S ” C O F F E E - A blended Coffee
o f Mocha, Java and Costa llica—making
splendid drink and is fresh roasted before
sending out.
D R Y G O O D S —Special prices will he named on all
Dress Goods. W e will make a “ M a r k D o w n ”
that will interest you—beginning next Monday.
See before buying for the prlees will tell the story.
“ F A U L T L E S S ” T E A —Every store has tea IP
but we have the only tea that is packed e x - ‘jy y
p r e s s ly f o r n s iu China. W e import it from
Yokohom a, not Portland, and have sold it for
seven years. It has stood the test and is today the
best tea sold in our city for the price.
to select R
“ G I N G H A M S ” —Over 100distinct styles toseleet
from. S p e c ia l p r i c e s w i l l b e m a d e d u r - / y
l u g n e x t w e e k to r e d u c e t h is s t o c k —be­
ginning Monday morning. Staple Gingham s w ill
be sold as low as 7c.
“ T. K .” G R A X U L A U E D S U G A R —
p er sa ck
This sugar is put up in clean, white sacks,
w ith a strong burlap sack on the outside,
100 tbs full weight. We guarantee this sugar to be
as good as the best sold by a n y m erchant a n y ­
w h e r e . O u r s a le s s h o w its p o p u la r it y .
T O M A T O S —Three cans
These are standard goods.
S O I> A —C h e a p e r t h a n a n y o n e .
W e keep
“ Arm & Ham mer,” “ Schelling’s Best,” and
“ Cow” brand. Take your choice. F o u r f o r
O R R I S
&
25c
Leave Portland Tuesday, Thursday and Sat-
urduy, 6:45 a m. Arrive at Newber« 11:35 a. m.
Leave Iudependeuce 6:45 a. m., Salem 7:45 a.
m., Mouday, VVeduesday and Friday. Arrive
at Newberg 10:15 a. m., arrive at Portland 2 p. ni.
OREGONIAN RAILWAY DIVISION
— AND—
PORTLAND AND YAMHILL RAILWAY.
Trains arrive at Newberg as /ollows:
North.
South.
7:55 a. m.
*12:30 p. m.
*12:30 p. m.
6:05 p.m .
•Every other day.
Passenger and Freight Rates to all points,
cau be obtained from
C. li. FRISSELL,
Agent Newberg.
Local Events.
F. H. Storey has on hand ail sizes of
Iron Pipe.
The Jewel cook stove is the best, Sold
by J. H. Townsend.
K. S. Inglis and Lin Parker were in
McMinnville Wednesday.
G o o d baled tim oth y h a y $10-00 per ton.
S. M. C a l k in s .
75e,
85c,
DOe a n d
N E W and tasty line o f M en’s Scarfs, Ties, etc.,
in the new shapes.
“ P R I D E O F N E W B E R G ” overalls.
own make.
Our
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DRY GOODS
NOTIONS.
AND
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COME iNt SEE FOR YOURSELF!
C A L V IN ST A N LE Y .
N c w b e r g , O re .
First Street.
Next door to Yamhill Laud Co.’s office.
W . C. Kruger is on the sick list this
week.
Men’s Suits from $4.50 to $20.00 at Kay
A Todd’s.
J. K. W right recently sold an acre
tract iu Dcskins’ subdivision, to E. E.
Colton.
F. A . Lashier was down from White-
son the first o f the week visiting rela­
tives.
Leonard Myers the Main street bar­
ber Is putting up a hay; reuewer that is
said to have special merit.
Simon Stevens and family were down
from LaFuyette last Saturday and Sun­
day visiting with W. It. Everest’s.
A . P. Oliver recently sold two lots in
Central addition to A. C. Cox and an
acre in Little Homes to W. It. Scott.
A. E. Alspaugh recently from North
Carolina but located temporarially at
Portland was in town Wednesday and
Thursday.
Money saved is money made. Every
one that expects to buy new hats will
save money to call on Miss Haworth.
Evory thing new.
Pumps,
pipe
and
fittings
at
Storey’s.
Don’t forget to cut your thistles.
We understand that Dorrance Bros,
Mrs. H. Cooper lias been very sick for
Hay and feed is cheap at Calkins’ Feed
have traded their building on First
several days.
' Store.
For new goods and low prices go to street to Moses Votaw for u block ueur
I A few more plows to sell at cost at J.
the Baptist church.
Miss Haworth.
i H. Townsend’s.
Charley Spaulding and B. C. Miles
A.
1!.
Westerfield
of
I.aFayette
was
in
Men’s Suits to order from $18.00 to
have bought an interest in Dorrance
town Tuesday.
$37.50 at Kay & Todd’s.
Bros, saw mill and together they have
The Weekly Oregonian and the G r a p h ­
Shut up shop and attend “ Field Day”
incorporated with a capital stock of
ic on e year for $2.50.
exercises at the college today.
$ 10 , 000 .
A fine line of lap dusters cheap as dirt
Doors and windows at cost and lumber
Herbert Satchwell is at home again
at iloskin’s harness shop.
at less than cost at Dorrance Bros.
Mr. Peet the Corvallis bauker has been after several weeks absence. He has
McMinnville is making preparations
in town several days on business with the been along the line of the Southern l ’a
for a big celebration on the Fourth.
cifie, south, slinging lightning at differ­
Prof. J. J. Jessup looked on the troub­ Dorrance Bros.
ent stations.
Prof, and Mrs. Edwin Moriison of Sa­
led waters at Portland last Saturday.
A display of the work done by the
Frank Holt and Melvin David were in lem visited with relatives in town the
art class at the college will be on exlii*
first
of
ttie
week.
tin city last Saturday seeing the sights.
bition at the college bourding ball on
Mrs. Harris near depot in brick build­
Premium Garden Seeds, with vegetable
Monday and Tuesday where every one
ing
for
ladies'
underwear
suits,
sailor
hats,
fertilizers to make quick growth, at J. H.
interested is invited to call and see the
etc. at bed rock prices.
Townsend’s.
work.
I will sell a good top buggy for $35.00
Make your ar-angementa to attend com­
A dney Fogg has bought the Charley
mencement exercises at the college be­ cash. Single harness, breast collar, $5 00.
Haworth projierty on W ynooski street
28t2*
H.
K
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S
a t c h w e i . l .
ginning today.
o f Mr. Shaysgreen and has taken pos­
New goods constantly arriving at J. G.
A . P. Oliver has a little eastern m on­
session. Mr. Shaysgreen has moved to
Hadley's
ltacket
Store
to
be
disposed
of
ey with w hich lie will buy a few small
J. J. W oods property vacated by Mr.
at Chicago prices. 2nd door east P. O.
short time notes.
Fogg.
Ladies only need to call on Mrs. F.. J *'~k. twelve pound boy figures in the la­
S p e c ia l S a le .
Harris to be convinced that site is sellin test returns from L. II. Morgan’s family.
The youngster is said to be a populist by
goods at way down prices.
Friday and Saturday on new goods
a large majority.
just received. Lowest prices on trimmed
Take that old set of broken harness to
Three doors east of Wilson’s Gro­
I will keep on hand a full line o f fresh iiats.
Hoskins and have it mended. Or better
m eat, sm oked ha m , lard, etc. Satisfac­ cery.
still, have him make a new set.
Z M III j IE S .
TIME TABLE STEAMER ALTON A.
PANTS
A special bargain iu a m ixed lot—to close
out.
T R Y U S —A complete line o f all kinds o f Staple and
Fancy Groceries.
M
“ M E N ’ S S H O E S ” —Our stock is flue I
styles for Men and Boy's divas shoe,
some special bargains iu heavy slioes-
instance: “ Our Planters Favorite,” a splendid oil
grain shoe, $1.60. “ Uncle Jerry,” a heavy k ip —a
special bargain, $1.50.
M E N ’S
$
5 G A L L O N K e g S yru p
“ S H O E S T O C K ” —W e are bothered to get some
sizes on account o f high water, but our line is still
quite complete. Lust week's sales In our Shoe
Department were very satisfactory.
SMALL
IV
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IS &c MILES.
I
i college Tuesday.
j
Misses Helen Chamberlin and Jessie
Palmer were visitors Wednesday after­
noon.
BAITRIE & BARRI E, Firs! Door West of Post Office, New ben
Some of the boys are planning a trip 1 ,8 0 0 F A I R S O F S H O E S T O S E L E C T F R O M .
to the mountains this summer lor recrea­
L ow Shoes. Button Shoe». Lace Shoe«.
tion and botanical study.
I n a l i Kinds n i L e a t h e r a n d C lo t h f o r M isses a n d C h ild r e n .
Miss Margaret Williams expects to re­
turn to tier home in Dakota soon after the
close of school.
Men and B oy’s Shoes, Boots and Tennis Shoes.
CLOTH MADE UP TO OBPEW BY MEN TAILORS
The rain Monday prevented the game
of bail tietween the Freehuiuu class and Hats, Caps, Shirts, Ties, Ready Made Clothing .and Underwear.
the other college class.
Accordions, Toilet Cases, Balls, Gaines, etc.
ledgers, Day Books, Paper, etc.
Some of the things you cannot atford
to miss field day are the disli washing
Hhoe Polish and Brushes.
B O U G H T W IT H C A S H A W A Y D O W N AN D HOLD L O W E R .
, race and tire tug of war.
S tcdknt .
F i g s a m t T h i s t l e s f r o m K a n t 's H o r n .
A lost opportunity never finds its way
back.
You began your eternal life at your
birth.
A profane tongue plays the devil's
music.
Crooked stops are the most apt to tie
noticed.
Unrepented sin is a promisor)’ note to
the devil.
Deatli only changes the surroundings
not the eternity.
Most people believe in tiie total deprav­
ity of somebody else.
There is nothing the devil is 60 much
afaid of as the truth.
A drop of dew tries as hard to do God’s
will as a thunderstorm.
Virtue never stops paying dividends be­
cause tiie banks break.
8in may try to bide its head, but it can­
not cover up its tracks.
Tiie man who tries to deceive others is
himself deceived by the devil.
A lie feels easy only when it forgets
that it has a truth on its track.
Philosophy may keep a man from do­
ing wrong but it cannot uiake him bet­
ter.
It is a bad moral atmosphere where
vulgarity passos for wit and humor, and
men are entertained by it.
Every man lias opportunities and tal­
ents out of which a rich harvest may
come, if he will only go at it iu earnest
and try to make a crop.
A man tiiat does not care what the peo­
ple think of Jiim is apt to be tiie man the
people don’t care to think about.
The wise uian is happy when he gains
his own approbation; tiie fool when he
gets the applause of others.
Taking things as they come isn’ t hard ;
it is parting witli them when they go that
tries our fortitude.
No amount of hair oil will make ideas
grow in an empty head.
It is a poor lawyer tiiat takes the will
for tiie deed.
Tiie way to get out of a small place is
to work out.
Tiie devil in church is no better looking
than he is at a prize tight.
No man can tell how much it will take
to make him rich.
People who are always giving advice
never like to take it.
The kind of religion tiiat tells in tho
long run, is tbe kind tiiat never howls
and growls because there is no pudding
on wash day.
It will not make your heart any whiter
to try to blacken somebody else.
Between thinking wrong and doing it
there is only a very short step.
The devil feels about sure of a man
when ho gets him to where ho can’t re­
spect himself.
You can never walk straight by watch
ing another man’s feet.
ARE YOU HUNCRY?
T h e Best I «
T h e Cheapest.
G o T o W I L S O N 'S G R O C E R Y a n d
I v o ry t h in s
F re s h / Cle a n .
GET SOMETHING TO EAT!
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Rough and Dressed Lumber, Doors and Windows, Brackets,
Turnings, Shingles, Lath, Pickets, Lime. Sand, Glass, Nalls and alt kinds ot Building Mata
rial and Duilders' Hardware.
N e w berit, O r e g o n
Chehalem Valley Bank,
Newberg, Oregon.
In its new rooms near the post oflice,
Afford* ample facilities for the transaction of a general hanking huslnesa, Including Foreign
and Domestic Exchange. Thanking the public for favors of the post year, we solicit a contiuu
ance of tho same for the future.
D IR E C TO R S :
GF.O. W . M IT C H E L L , President,
A . II. M IL L S , Vice-President
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THE FINEST STOCK OF
YELLOW FIR LUMBER
I2ST OREGOIsT.
Allen Craven and Kev. Martin Cook of
Middleton were iu town Tuesday.
A. M. Hadley and daughter Victoria
went over to the county seat on Wednes­
day.
Our lumber is manufactured from logs cut and rafted from the McKenzie River.
Newberg wants telephone communica­
We
will furnish all lumber cheaper than it can be purchased elsewhere.
We have
tion with the outside world.
We must
completed arrangements with the largest
have it.
Children’s day exercises at the Baptist tion guaranteed. C all and satisfy you r­
“ As
os
O r e g o n Y . M . o f F r ie m l. C h u r ch .
A. M. Hoskins is now prepared to do clinrch on last Sunday night was well at­ self.
J . S. B a k e r .
J u P J t b X the hills” and
The second annual gathering of Oregon
all your harness or shoe mending on tended and a good program rendered.
never excell­
John Brown ami wife were over from Yearly Meeting of Friends church will be
short notice.
ed. “ Tried
Miss Maggie Inglis spent three or four Scott’s Mills Saturday and Sunday. He bold in Newberg, Oregon, commencing
The new catalogue for Pacific College dajs visiting with friends in Portland last was also at McMinnville white here ar­
and proven”
can ho had after a few days by calling on week. On her way home she stopped ranging to make a final settlement with on Tuesday, June 26, 1894. Those from
is the verdict In Portland, to supply us with all goods in that lino at very low rates, and will give
a
distance
who
anticipate
attending
and
President Newiin.
_ o f millions. our customers tiie full benefit of this arrangement.
I over Sunday with Mrs. Gal breath at Tual- the county court as guardian for his who desire any information about board­
Have we a mounted police? Marshal j ati„.
daughter, Miss Florence Brown.
Si mmons
ing or other accommodations are request­
U
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T
O
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Macy was seen parading the streets
Liver Regu-
If you want a pump go to Storey’s. He
The J. D. Carter party that left here a ed to address
At reduced prices. Call and soo us or drop us a card through tho mail, and we will
through a heavy shower on Monday,
yv
lator is tho call on you.
handles the best made, fits them up him* couple of weeks ago bound for the gold
J. T. S mith , Chairman Com.
astride a five dollar “ boss."
riP Y * o n l y Liver
self and guarantees them to satisfy you. regions in the southern part of the state
Nate Stowe of Bellevue who had been Galvanized pipe and fittings always on on 3 prospecting tour, returned the first
-A-A G v r L /
amj Kidney
N otice.
to Portland on one of the excursions stop­ h®n<l-
medicino to
All members of the Republican club
of the week. They found too much snow
ped over here on Tuesday for a visit with
are requested to meet at the hand hall
which y o u
Prof. C. E. Lewis contemplates spend- in the mountains for a successful trip,
his cousin Mrs. W. T. Macy.
can pin your
ing vacation with a sistsr at Boise City, j Rran 75c ^
huni)reJi nran an,, this evening, June 15th, for the purpose
Thomas Patterson claims to have seen Idaho, where he hopes the mountain an shorts mixe<] soc. Shorts 85c. Chop 85c. of electing delegates to the Seventh An­
faith, for a
a salmon three feet in length rooting along will, quiet rest will tone down his narlev chop ^
cure.
A
K|ollr 70c
iack nual convention of the Kepublican League
of the United States wliicli will meet in
around in a potato patch in the river bot­
m i l d laxrv-
over worked nervous system.
Deliveries made anywl.ere inside the city
Denver, Colorado, June 22, and attend to
tom a few days »go. Before questioning
tivo, a n d
Pacific Hand was out on a lark W ed- limits. Leave orders at post office,
other business. W. T. M a c y , Chair’m.
Tom ’s veracity remember tiiat the water
purely veg­
IN T H E L IN E O F
nesday night. They serenaded Mr.
J. D. T a r r a n t & Co.
has been up lately.
etable, act­
and Mrs. A. T. Hill and Mr. and Mrs.
v
. . tw% .
A
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a
r
r
ie
d
.
’s issue of th e G r a p h ic will
Mr. McCully, who Rtahbed Win. Mitch­ John Nash. The boys report a „ fine ^ N ext w eek
ing directly
f
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. .
On Wednesday, June 13, 1894, in
,
,
, *1, ,
,
,
contain a full and c o m p lete accoun t of all
ell as noted last week was arraigned be­ time and , _ lots
on the Liver
o f good things to eat at
_____ .•
...
°
°
the
ex
ercises
in
con
n
ection
with
com-
Newberg,
Oregon,
ut
the
residence
of
fore Justice Burnett on Tuesday and
a n d Kid­
both
places.
|
mencement
at
Pacific
College.
We
ho
Mr. and Mrs. George Hailstone, the
waived examination. He was placed un­
neys. Try it.
All young people and those interested j to make it of sufficient interest to tin parents o f the bride, Miss Addie M.
der $800 bonds to be held until the meet­
Sold by all
Hailstone
to
John
Nash
o
f
Wheatland,
in
Christian
education
should
not
fail
to
j
friends
of
the
college
to
induce
them
Will be promptly relieved by calling on me. I am a philanthropist by perauaslon and am al­
ing of the circuit, court on a charge of an
Druggists
in
Liquid,
or in Powder ways
v. Nash officiating.
prepared to offer big bargains In my lino. Picture Frames made to order, a specialty.
assault with a dangerous weapon.
J. D. attend the Baccalaureate eervices at i buy a number of extra copies to send
to
be
taken
dry
ormadeintoa
tea.
Friends chnrch next Sabbath.
Kev. away to their friends.
and Ted Tarrant signed the bond.
On Thursday, June 14, 1894, in Mid-
T h e K i n g o f L i v e r M e d lc ln e n .
Newberg. Oregon.
“ Many of the citizens of Rainsville, In- Scott will preach the „ morning service and j Soraetimo ag0 j wag troobIed with anfi dleton, Oregon,
(
at the residence o f Rev.
“ I have BNd your Simmon* Li ver Ftegu-
..
...
. .
: Mr. Noel H. Jacks, General Secretary of I
lator
ami
can
conscleiicioosly
»ay
il
1»
the
attack of rheumatism. I used Chamber­
diana are never without a bottle ot Cham- ■
,
...
. . * ,
iiamber-L and Mrs, Marlin Cook, parents o f the
king o f nil liver medicine*. I corndder It n
Portland Y. M. C. A. will speak in the
medicine cheat In ItMelf.—<1 eo . \V. JACK*
lain’s Pain Balm and was com
berlain’s Cough Remedy in tiie house,”
mpletelyVbride, M iss Mary Cook to Walter Kirk,
bon , Tacoma« Wu*hlni;tun.
evening.
His
subject
will
be
“
An
In­
savs Jacob Brown, the leading merchant
cured. I have since advised many
y of my Yri-sidcu
resident Thomas Newiin officiating.
« r r v E i t r p a c k a g e '« «
vincible Champion.” He will lead the
friends and customers to try the remedy
of the olace. This Remedy has proven of
I f a * th e Z S ta m p In r e d o n w ra p p er*
yonng men’s meeting at the college at and all speak highly of it. Simon Gold-
C i i m m r n r t a i n l »1
C o lle g e .
so much value for colds, croup and
4 o'clock Sabbath. His theme there will batim, San Luis Rey, Cal. For sale by
whooping cough in children tiiat few
Friday, June 15— Field Day.
T h r e e M illio n H o lla r * .
L iv e r y , F eed & Bale Stable.
be, “ Does it Pay?” I Tim. 4:8.
C. F. Moore A Co., druggists.
mothers who know its worth are willing
Sabbath, Juns 17—11 a. ro. Baccalau­
Tiie people of tho Pacific Coast sent
I have two little grand children who
to he without it. For sale by C. F. Moore
reate
Address.
8:00
p.
m.
Address
be­
east last year ovor $3,000,0(10 in hard cash
Whether our friend and former school
are teething this hot summer weather mate Dr. W. S. Clark, who has been in fore the College Christian Associations.
A Co., druggists.
for eggs an<l poultry. This great sum of
&
Monday, June 18—2:00 p. m. Address money ought all of it to have gone into
H ors:—You will get a better price and and are troubled with bowel complaint. | Newberg qnite oiten“ has' .natr7mo^a'i in^
I
give
them
Chamberla.n’s
Colic,
Cholera
tentiorm
or
not
we
are
unable
to
,
.
y
but
before the Crescent Literary Society, Prof. the pockets of Pacific Coast poultry-keep­
he at less expense each year by getting a
We sre prepared to furnish Good ami Rtyll.h Illgs, with or without drivers. Fair treatmen
first class outfit. F. H. Storey has the and Diarrb'ca Remedy and it acts like a from the Ontario, Cal., Record we are in­ J. J. Wilson of Portland.
ers. It pays to keep fowls, but they
guaranteed by u> ami the aame expected o f our cu.tnmera. Tourlat aud Traoaient custom
best and heaviest hop stove made. The charm. I earnestly recommend it for formed that he has just finished a very
Tuesday, June 17—10:00 a. m. Grad­ must tie managed right No big ranch is licited. Price, reasonable.
half inch bolts are all on tbe outside, it is children with bowel troubles. I was my­ neat cottage at tiiat place. The Dr. is uating Exercises Preparatory Department necessary, thousands are making money
with small and large thicks of hens in vil­
Sheridan Street, uear Main.
NEW BERC, OREGON.
put together with fire proof asbestos ce­ self taken with a severe attack of bloody something of a crank on gathering rare Section I. 2 :00 p. in. Graduating Ex­ lage gardens and small orchards. F’ruit
flux,
with
cramps
ami
pains
in
my
stom­
ment, has large draft, interchangahle
woods and in building bis cottage lie has ercises Preparatory Department—Section growing anil poultry breeding go together
The Pacific Coast Fanciers'
grate bars, protected bottom plate, etc. ach, one-tbird of a bottle of this remedy I given his enthusiasm in this line full II. 8:00 p. m. Reception by tiie Chris- finely,
Monthly tells all about it. Not thousands
Call and examine the stoves and also cured me. Within twenty-four hours I sway. Considerable Oregon lumber was tian Associations.
I of miles away, but right here on this Pa
make arrangements for your hop pipe. was ont of bed and doing my house work.
| eifle Coast. It tells bow to make poultry-
Mr. Storey puts ont nothing but heavy Mrs. W. L. Dunagan, Bon-aqua, Hick­ used in the finish. Speaking in detail
G O L L K O K .N O TK H .
keeping pay, how to build coops, how to
t be Record says : “ The mantle however
steel pipe closely rivited which with this
j feed for eggs, how to cure diseases, how
stove will make an outfit that will last man Co., Tenn. For sale by C. F. Moore is the principal object of interest, and it
j to tell good fowls from poor ones, in short
A Co., druggists.
Field day.
you for years.
is a veritable work of art. Tbe following
- A . JC. C O O P E R <fc C O .
bow to make money with hens. Ii’s
Examination.
is a list of the nineteen woods tiiat were
bright, practical, money-making, inval­
used in its construction :
Sycamore,
Harley Britt went to Portland last uable to all who keep fowls of any kind. Wo take this plan to inform the public tiiat we sre bettor than ever prepared to sup­
A w a r d e d H i g h e s t H o n o r s - W o r l d ’» Fa ir.
It is brirn full of good reading and beauti­
bird’s-eye maple, redwood, spruce, rose­ Thursday.
ply the trade this Fall in the line of a
fully illustrated. If you keep a dozen or
wood, toa, eucalyptus, walnut, madron«,
Lee Stanley measured dry goods Friday a thousand liens you want tbe Fanciers’
man, apricot, sequoia—big tree, fig while his father visited the city.
j Monthly. Take nothing else said to be
just as good— get tiie best. It cists but
acacia, mahogany, bay, tamano, prima-
Mr. James Vestal and his brother John
vera, manzanita. The bird's-eye maple Veetal, who lately arrived from Califor­ little, only One Dollar for one full year. ‘ Patties desiring to set orchards this Fail will make money by calling on or oorre«
Try it a year, and see if it is not a dollar 1
ponding with ut before pitring their ordert.
is from Canada and Michigan, the wal­
well invested. Don’t put off taking it;
nia, visited college Friday morning.
nut from Indiana and California, toa and
subscribe now’ Send your address at
Tiie I’rep a class song can be heard
primavera from Society Island, man and
once, with On« Dollar, to
floating in the air most any time from 8
T iik FAUcim** M on th ly .
tamano from Samona The others are all
a . o . c o x ,
Han J one, Cal.
a. m. to 5 p. m.
native woods. In spite of the use of so
and
Kmhalmrr.
Mearse In c o n n e ct!« , Also
ISO A c r e « , in T r a c t « to suit, o l frnm
Mrs. Emma Hill and her cousin Miss
N olle#» t o H lo r k K a la o r a .
many woods the mantle does not present
.1 to 40 acre* each. All partly improve«! Ooo<! canica a full lias ol
On July I, we will take our Jersey hull lorallty, from H to 2 mile* from Newberg.
anything of the patchwork appearance, Sadie VestaJ were visitors at chapel Mon­
The only Pure Cream o f Tartar Powder.—No Ammonia; No Alum.
from Hanson A Worden’s livery barn
Term* tasy. Cheap for c.uh.
bnt the colors are so arranged as to make day morning.
back to the farm.
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I Will trim all paper If «lea‘ re«1. lionne lining
Used in Millions of Homes— 40 Years the Standard.
Walter Macy aud Grant Heater visited
a harmonious and artistic effect.
E dnvxd R o u x s « »
tl
J. M. A S.tM A tkixioi *.
«printbrook, Or.
¡ bottom price*.
Fir t S’ rcct, Newberg
Sash and Door Manufactory
Than
P ills
DORRANCE BROS.
NEWBERG, OREGON.
ACTUAL NEED
FURNITURE & CARPETS
"W. T. MACY.
“The Fashion”
HANSON
WORDEN, Proprietors.
Newberg Nursery, r
D T R I C E ’S
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF FRUIT TREES.
m fsas.
FRUIT LANDS FOR SALE.
UNDERTAKER
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