s TEAMKR TOLEDO.
M akes th e ro u n d trip daily, ex cep t Sunday, be
tw een D aytou an d Portland. Leaves Day to u at
6 a. m ; N ew berg at 6 a. in., a n d re tu rn in g leaves
P o rtla n d a t 3 p. m.
OREGONIAN RAILWAY DIVISION
— AND—
PORTLAND AND YAMHILL RAILWAY.
T rain s a rriv e a t N ew berg as follows:
N orth.
8outh.
7 :55 a .m .
*12:80 p. m
*12:30 p. m.
6.05 p.m .
•E v ery o th e r day.
P assen g er a u d F reig h t R ates to a ll p oints
c a n be i o b ta in e d from
C. B. FKISsELL,
A gent Newberg,
Local Events.
I
arrie
im r A “ *^3 °1<1 M
the hills" and
never excell
ed. “ Tried
and proven"
is the verdict
o f millions.
Simmous
Liver Regu-
lator is the
/? r T f i F* o n l y Liver
and Kidney
medicine t o
which y o u
can pin your
faith, for a
cure.
A
m i l d laxa
tive, a n d
purely veg
etable, act
ing directly
on the Liver
a n d Kid
neys. Try it.
Sold by all
Druggists in Liquid, or in Powder
to be taken dry or made into a tea.
Than
GOLD
F i r s t D o o r W e s t o l‘ P o s t O ffice. N e w b e rg , O r e g o n .
| 1 ,8 0 0 P A I R S O F S H O E S T O S E L E C T F R O M .
Low Shoes. Button Shoo«. Luce Shoe«.
1« an expression often heard, hut we have yet to meet the person who has I I n a I *
o f L e a t h e r n n tl C lo th f o r M isses tin il C h i ld r e n ,
received any at th a t price. Yet many articles in our store are being sold at |
Men and Boy’« Shoos, Boots and Tennis Shoe«,
prices that are lower thau some goods have ever sold.
1 " 1
CLOTH MADE UP TO °»DER BY MEN TAILORS
We are trying to help you over the hard
times.
Ledgers, Day Books, Paper, etc.
Shoe Polish and Brushe*.
B O U G H T W I T H C A S H A W A Y D O W N AND S O L D D lT T O l
Beat lumber in the county. Newberg
Milling Co.
C. L. Ballard of Sherwood was in town
last Saturday.
T he B est I s
For pure drugs and fine stationery go to
ARE
YOU
HUNCRY?
T n e C h e a p e s t.
Hill’s Drag Store.
G
o
T
o
W
IL
S
O
N
’S
G
R
O
C
E R Y a n il
J. H. Daily and wife visited at the city
of Salem last week.
f v e ry th ln a
CET SOMETHING TO EAT!
Good baled timothy hay $10.00 per ton
F re sh > C lean.
S. M. C a l k in s .
There are 1,343 platted lots inside our
corporation limits and still there is room
T h e K in g o f L iv e r M ed ic in e * .
for more.
“ I h a v e u sed y o u r S im m o n s L iv e r R egu
W e se ll n e a r ly o n e to n p e r w e e k . G O O D A S T H E R E S T .
la to r a n d c an co n sc le n e io u sly say it is tlie
Legal blanks of all kinds at this office.
W . IE3. H E A C O C K ,
k in g o f a ll liv e r m e d ic in es. I c o n sid e r It a
m e d ic in e c h e st in itse lf.— G eo . W. J ac R*
Full stock kept on hand and sold at the
b o s , T acom a, W ash in g to n .
Rough and Dressed Lumber, Doors and Windows, Brackets,
lowest prices.
« - E V E R Y P A C K A G E 'S *
T urning*. Shingles, Lath, Pickets, Lim e, Sam i, Glass, N ails an d a ll k in d s of B u ild in g Mate
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Edwards returned
H a s th e Z Stam p in »e d on w ra pp er«
rial and B u ild e rs’ H ardw are.
N e w bersr, O r e g o n
from a visit at Prune Ridge, Marion coun
ty, Wednesday.
Pumps, pipe and fittings at Storey’s.
Mrs. J. R. Smith and H. F. Lashier
Were passengers for Portland on the Tole
Go to Hill’s Drug Store for Paints and
oils.
do Wednesday morning.
Several hundred boxes of plums and
Newberg Milling Co. successors to Dor-
prunes have been shipped from here by ranee Bros.
A . JC. C O O P E R & C O .
the river during the week.
D. B. Reasoner of Middleton was in
Jesse Edwards is laying a new brick town Tuesday.
We take this plan to Inform the public that we are better than ever prepared to sup*
walk in front of hU residence which will
The Weekly Oregonian and the G raph
plv the trade this Fall in tho line of a
add much to the appearance of his prop ic one year for $2.50.
erty when finished.
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF FRUIT TREES.
C. \V. Holt of Astoria has been here
Milton Hampton is arranging to move for the past ten days visiting his brother
Pa; ties desiring to set orchards this Fall will make money by calling on or correa
to town in order to be convenient to col J. S. Holt.
ponding with us before placing their orders.
Buy slahwood from Newberg MillingCo.
The G raphic office for first class job
Ilay and feed is cheap at Calkins’ Feed
lege. Let them come. We can take care
Parker & Inglis report a heavy trade in
What
are
you
doing
to
help
out
tho
work
Store.
of several more such families.
clothing aud gent’s furnishings during
Tin lamps, tin flues and incubator sup
Save up a little spare change for the fair?
The Salvation Army organized on Tues the past two weeks.
The G r a p h ic is indebted to Prof. J.
F. II. Storey has on hand all sizes of plies, at Storey’s.
fair.
day night with a membership of eighteen
J
Jessup for an account of W ednesday’«
JJo M o r e B a c k A c h e
Stop in at Holt’s storo and see tire big
and we understand they have a good display of canned goods from the New
See Newberg Milling Co. for all kinds Iron Pipe.
Parker & Inglis are rustling for trade picnic.
prospect for more members soon.
Go to A. T. Hill for Dr. Wm. Ellis’ anil are getting it.
fo lumber.
H arry Littlefield of La Fayette visit
berg Packing house.
You can’t afford to steal from your
Finest Wall Paper patterns ever brought Liniment.
^ 'W ith one pressed brick factory, one ed w ith his brother, Dr. Littlefield,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. K. Spaulding, N.
neighbor's clothes line when you can buy
For a good wearing comfortable shoe mud brick yard ami two tile factories Wednesday.
Britt and Ed. Holt were passengers to town at Hill’s Drug Store.
a good work shirt for 40c. or a pair of for the city Monday morning.
Ted Terrmit’s little l>oy fell from a
J. C. Cooper of McMinnville was in call on G. Jl. Bales.
Newberg ought to attain a reputation for
pants for 75c. from Parker & Inglis.
tree Wednesday evening which result
Tho Weekly Oregonian and the G raph modeling in clay.
In order to make room the Newberg town Tuesday looking up the fruit inter
Dr. Littlefield was showing an old col Milling Co. will sell slab wood for 25c. ests.
ic one year for $2.50.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Todd arrived home ed in the breaking of one arm near the
lege friend in the person of Dr. Hayes per load during the next 30 days.
Tho poultry show at the fair promise
rom Wi'.hoit springs last Monday. They shoulder.
Rob. Stratton is building a house on
over town Wednesday. Dr. Hayes comes
\V. C. Ailsworth a music teacher
peak in the highest terms of the springs
Miss Mina Cox returned from Scott’s River street adjoining J. M. Linton’s to lie the best ever made in the county.
from Indian Territory and will locate for
from
Portland has lieen in town during
s
a
health
ami
pleasure
resort.
property.
One
dozen
photographs
cabinet
siz>
Mills last Friday where site had been vis
the practice of medicine in LaFayette.
Wo have just received a shipment of the past week trying to work up u class
G. M. Bales the shoemaker keeps in extra finish, for $1 50 at Smith's galler
iting with her sister Mrs. Nicholson.
Mr. a n d Mrs. Sherry Faulkner stopped
»omestic Sewing Machines. Needles of in music.
The outlook for a c h ic k e n show a t tli
Miss Cora Comer who has been visit stock a fine line of shoe dressing. Cork
ovct here Wednesday night w ith t h e edi
So far as we have been ahlo to learn,
all
kinds, machine oil, etc. C a ll and ex
soles
constantly
on
hand.
fa ir is n o t a s p ro m is in g as i t w a9 a few
tor o f the G r a p h i c on t h e ir way home ing with tier parents Mr. and Mrs. Silas
the only family missed in the census
a m in e .
J. H. T o w n s e n d .
Rob. Bell took his departure for Mos days ago.
Coiner
for
several
weeks
left
for
her
from Little Nestucca. They left for Port
cow, Idaho, last Tuesday where he ex
The steam whistles from one ware report of last week was J. II. Duily’a
home at Seattle last Saturday.
Persons having second hand college
la n d o n their wheels early Thursday
rave
house,
one grist mill, one btlck factory family of three. Two males anil one
pects
to
remain
with
an
uncle.
text
books
to
dispose
of
should
call
at
I have aided a little to my stock in the
morning.
female.
CONSTIPATION,
and
two
tilo
factories,
with
the
chiming
tf
I a m n o t a n o ld h a n d a t t h e b u s in e s s , Hill’s drug store.
way of Ladies’ amt Children’s shoes.
INFLAMATI0N of p i BLADDER. AID
The farmer has to sell his stock cheap
Storey’s rush of business demanded an
but just o ld e n o u g h to k n o w h o w to m a r k
W. T. Macy was in Gopher valley last of the whistles from tho steam wood saw
=■ ALL KIDHEY DISEASES
and it is cheap meat that you want, while Better look at the prices and see if they
other
expm¡«need
workman
and
one
from
and
various
thrashing
outfits,
proclaim
to
m
y
g
o
o
d
s
w
a
y
d
o
w
n
.
C.
S
t
a
n
l
e
y
.
suit you.
C. S tanley .
Sunday. A big bear was killed in tha
it is your money I want. Take advant
the world that business is not entirely at Portland has been assisting him this
B. C. Miles and family left town Wed neighborhood that day.
Sold by A. T. Hill.
Miss Heston, sister of our fellow towns
age of the supposed short life of the Cen
week. Five and six men hammering
a standstill about Newberg.
A. M. Hadley, Mosos Hollingsworth
tral Meat Market and buy meat at hard man Canby Heston who lias been visit nesday for a short vacation. They will
The display made by tho northern sheet iron make a tin shop rather a poor
ing here for several weeks left for her visit at Scott's Mills. Prune Ridge and and Thomas Patterson ware at McMinn
times prices.
J. S . B a k e r .
lights
last Sunday night beginning at place to carry on a conversation.
Salem.
ville on httsinoss last Monday,
The large circle of friends Dr. Thomas home in Omaha, Nebraska, last Satur
Dr. Littlefield w ent out to Jim
8
:30
and
continuing nearly all uiglit was
day,
George Morris and family were over
Elmer C. Armstrong is planning to witnessed with delight hy many of our B ryant’s place on the mountain
(Ju st n o rth of B ank o f N ew berg.) ^
Maris has made during his short stay in
from
Scott’s
Mills
a
few
days
this
week
If yon want a pump go to Storey’s. Ho
start with his family fur California next citizens early in tiie night. It is safe to Wednesday in company with I)rs. Mc
Newberg will be sorry to know that on
Latest
Styles.
Prices Seasonable.
amount of failiag health ha has decided handles the best madp, fits them up him visiting with liis parents Mr. and Mrs. week. They will go by tho Southern Pa- ,Say ,10Wcver that lmt fmv Newher„ ,K,0. Connell uud Hayes and performed a
W
ill
p
u
rc
h
a
se
dregs
good*,
trim m in g s a n d all
Wm.
Morris.
self
and
guarantees
them
to
satisfy
you.
cific.
to return with his family to Indiana.
findings w hen d esired .
pie were looking for fire works after nil.l- surgical operation for one of Mr
A trial of the new syrups at A. T. Hill’s
They will leave today and will go in com Galvanized pipe and fittings always on
A former resident of Newberg but row night considering Hie fact a general Bryant's daughters. An nbscss was
M r s . M c D a n ie l.
hand.
soda fountain these warm days is sure to of Polk county was said to haviT been in | rounding up of chicken roosts was made removed th a t hud been giving her
pany wi'ii President Newlin.
trouble aud the putlcnt Is getting along
The Newberg Pecking Co., commenced
The ice cream social given by the girls’ make a fellow want to see the thing phiz town a few nights ago, and thereby hangs by thieves without being discovered.
a talc. Suppoced to be a chicken tail and
work Wednesday morning on an addition missionary band in the basement of the second time.
Pressed brick from Edwards’ brick fac. nicely.
Mrs. Ann Lamb received a dispatch several of them.
to the building tielonging to Wm. Allen Friends church on last Saturday evening
John Cummings, a prominent attor
tory are being planed on the grounds at
which they have been using in order to was well attended and the proceeds were from Tonganoxie, Kansas, a few days ago
We hereby servo notice on all parties Friends church, the building committee ney of New York city, is visiting with
saymg her aged mother was very sick using legal blanks that they need not go hoping fh he able to v-oieer tho building Hon. J. C. Nelson. Mr. Cummings has
accommodate their growing business and very satisfactory.
and would hardly recover.
give room for Alien’s evaporating opera
farther ttian t lie G r a p h ic office for sup this fall. Thu delay in finishing caused liven connected with a big land case
A representative of the McMinnvi le
tions which will begin soon. The addi broom factory was in town last Saturday
Pretty warm weather we have been plies. We will keep a full supply of all by the inability of the committee to col out In Klamath county for the p H st
tion will be 16x56.
lect money that was guaranteed in the three or four years and this is the third
with some very good brooms. The broom having lately but the hazy appearance of kinds on hand.
east lias boon bury unsatisfactory to the seusou lie has liven out to look after it.
Without any efTort on his part Wm. Al corn was shipped from Nebraska but the horizon ami the foggy mornings indi
Joel P. Geer the owner of the steamer
len’s fruit evaporator is getting to he pret next season an effort will he made to raise cate that the fall of the year is near al Toledo is making arrangements to do a committee as well as to the church and He bus finally been suceesnful In gain
hand.
tiie public generally, and it is to lie hoped ing the case for his clients.
ty well known by fruit men over the it in tbe vicinity of McMinnville.
big business during the hop picking sea
atate. He had a letter of inquiry from a
A fire started in B. C. Miles slashing son carrying pickers, camp outfits and that enough money can he raised to com-
M o n d a y ’. IV sIflr V o te .
/ Charley Hodson came down from Mor
ptete tiie work.
man at North Yakima, Washington, a
near the river last Monday jumped general supplies.
At
the
election held Monday to get
row county last week with the horses he
few days ago and Tuesday a request came
the road and caused considerable excite
Marshal Macy received a dispatch from an expression from the people with ref
had ti
traded to John Wright for town prop-
bad
The Dundee German who went to jail Dundee lust Saturday morning asking
from Albany for him to go there and put
ment but it was checked before any se
erence to putting in a system of water
Wty. There are five head of them and rious damage was done.
rather than pay his fine remained the I him to he on (he lookout for one J. I).
up one of his evaporators.
works, not to tost to exeeed $15 000,
they i are the best horses that ever came
necessary
length
of
time,
two
days
anil
s
Kckwood who hail escaped from the In there were 125 votes cust of which 90
H. Vanayoc and wife and Mrs. Asensth into Í Newberg from the upper country.
Bran 75c. per hundred. Bran an.t
Thomas of Wilcox, Nebraska, arrived
shorts mixed 80c. Shorts 85c. Chop85c. I half. As be could not he held for the sane asylum at Salem. Soon after re favored the scheme and 35 voted ad
here e few days ego. Mrs. Thomas who The article with reference to the pickle Barley chop 90c. Flour 70c. per sack. I costs some money he had in the bank j ceiving the dispatch the runaway was versely, milking a majority of 55 iu
seen coining down lhe railroad track and favor of water. At the city election
is a sister to Milton Heacock of Spring- and kraut factory at Middleton furnished Deliveries made anywtiere inside the city ! was attached for a part of the amount.
brook will remain. Mr. and Mrs. Van- by our correspondent from that place has limits. Leave orders at post office.
J. L. Iloskins, L. M. Parker, A. T. j lie simply engaged him ¡n conversation held last January there were 233 votes
syoc will return to their home in Nebras been copied by a number of our ex
Blair, Calvin Stanley, David Lainh ami ; until tiie attache from the asylum came cast. From Wednesdays vote it up-
J. D. T a r r a n t & Co.
ka after a few days visit with their broth changes and Middleton is unvariably re Brother Dupuy of the LaFayette Lad- Carl Stanley went to Salem last Sunday ! up when he was taken into the carriage |iears th at there are 108 voters In town
ferred to as being in Yamhill county.
er in-law Phineus Roberts.
Saved from St. Vitus Dance.
ger in company with ten other gentleman to witness the unveiling of a monument and returned. The unfortunate man who are not Interested In the matter.
This is a mistake, Middleton is in Wash
H o p s :— You will get a better price and
came down from LaFayette on a hand erected at the grave of a memls-r of the ; formerly lived near Dundeo.
h n ia ll 1 h le v ln g .
“O ur daughter, Blanche, now fif
ington.
A visit to almost any of the prune or-
be at less expense each year by getting a
car Tuesday evening and visited with the order of the Woodmen of the World.
A general raid was made on the chick teen years of age, had been terribly
afflicted w ith nervousness, and had
" I know an old soldier who had chron A. O. U. VV. that night. After a jolly | Kenneth Bazemore had the good for-' e-h»i-<Ir. around town will convince anyone
first class outfit. F. H. Storey has the
en roosta in town last Sunday night and lo6t, tho en tire u*e of her rig h t arm.
beet and heaviest bop stove made. The ic diarrhoea of long standing to have been time at the hall, followed by an ico cream tune to receive a small bottle of Cham- j
**,e evaP°r,*,or* *’dl have something ^ a ^ big
^ .......
haul was made. Tho-e who have We feared St. V itus dance, and tile d
half inch bolts are all on the outside, it is permanently cured by taking Chamber festival at the Star Bakery, the visitors herlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea j ',0 ll“ " »eason. A glance at the or- I reportB,i |OS8ts aru j og#pi, Wilson, Win. th e best, physicians, w ith no benefit.
put together with fire proof asbestos ce lain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhma Rem were escorted to the depot by members of Remedy when three members of bin fam* i r 1 * ^longiuj; to J ohho Edwards and airutfon, ^ \j Calkins, A. J. Clark, Mr. Kite has taken three bottles of Dr.
Miles’ Nervine and has gained 31
ment, has large draft, intercbangable edy,” says Edward Shumpik, a promi the order and sent on their way rejoicing. ily were sick with dysentery. This one **•
* hsw days ago showed that
[yr White, Ed. llol
Holt and two or pounds. Her nervousness and symp
grate bars, protected bottom plate, etc. nent druggists of Minneapolis, Minn. *‘I
J. C. Cooper of McMinnville and Cyrus small bottle cured them all anil he bad I ,h°y b ,d * v<frV U'T croP
‘*iat tiie three others. A water bucket and soir.e tom s of St. V itus dance are entirety
Call and examine the stoves and also have sold the remedy in this city for over Hoskins of Springbrook who were ap some left which he gave to Geo. W. Ba j i r , l i t K°inB to be larKa “n,l line. Other
oats «ere taken from Mr. Clark’s barn gone, she atten d s school regularly,
make arrangements for your hop pipe. seven years and consider it superior to pointed by the County Horticultural As ker, a prominent merchant of the place, I orch»rds are reported to tie showing up a
and has recovered complete use of
and a new aet of harness from Allen her
arm . her appetite is splendid."
Mr. Storey puts out nothing but heavy any other medicine now on the market sociation to collect and take charge of Lewiston, N. C., and it eared him of the I much l‘,r«Br
prunes than had lieen Smith's barn. A conple of atrangeis
MRS. U. U. B U LLO CK . B rig h to n , N. T .
ateel pipe closely rivited which with this for bowel complaints.” 25 and 50 cent a Yamhill fruit display at the Htate fair name complaint. When troubled with a n tic ip a t e d so t h e r e is l ittl e d o u b t h u t
came into town Sunday evening driving a
stove will make an outfit that will last bottles of this remedy for sale by A. T. will leave no stone unturned to make a dysentery, diarrhicl, colic or cholera t h a t t h e e v a p o r a t o r s w e n o w h a v e w ill
single horse to a tightly covered wagon
Hill, druggist.
you for years.
display that will take that $40 premium. morbus, give this remedy a trial and you | n o t h e of s u ffic ie n t c a p a c ity to lia n d lo I lie and after driving about town for some
c
ro
p
in
c
o
m
i
t
r
ip
e
n
s
r
a
p
id
ly
o
r
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a
in
s
President Newlin will leave today for Let every fruit grower in ttie county lend will be more ttian pleased with the re-j
The opportunities of this year will nev
time camped on liiver street. This on
Dr. M iles' N e rv in e is so ld on a p o s itiv e
er be repeated. Delays are exceeding Oskaloosa, Iowa, to attend an educational them a helping hand whenever it is pos suit. The praise that naturally follows j c o m e e a r ly .
fit left town during the night and there is fftia
ra n te o t h a t t h e first, im ttlo w i’l b en efit.
N. K. Britt spent last week in Klamath little qut-slion but that tlieso fellows could A ll druinristM s t’ll It a t t i. 6 b o ttle s fo rfS , o r
its introduction and use lias made it very
ly dangerous iu the matter of education. conference at that place at which all the sible to give assistance.
I t w ill Ixt s e n t, p re p a id , on re c e ip t o f p ric «
Pacific College lies at your door. The colleges under tbe management of Friends
b y th e Dr. M ilea M edical Co., E lk h a r t, ln d .
Mv boy was taken with a disease re popular. 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale ! county along ttie California line looking tell something about the lost property.
after (lie timber interests of the Southern I
lesson of these hard times should drive in the United States will be represented. sembling bloody flux. The first thing I by A. T. Hill.
Pacific.
While
there
he
saw
some
log
F
ob
S
a
l
k
A
good
cook
stove
cheap
our young people into college instead of These conferences are held once in thought of was Chamberlain's Colic,
The management of Pacific College
by
Druggists.
keeping them away. Parents can not five years and are of great importance to Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Two have engaged Miss Lulu G. Sargent, M. I gin g op eration s such as are not seen ev- i ^ taken soon. ___* ^ E. C. A rmstrong .
ery
day.
A
Michigander
who
ia
in
lliej
r
.
r
Sal..
afford to deprive their children of an op the educational institutions taking part in do«es of it eettled the matter and cured B., a« instructor in vocal and instrument- j
,
¡umber business brings the logs to (tie
portunity for future usefulness. An edu them. The President is on the program. him sound and well. I heartily recom al music. Miss Sargent is a graduate
of ,
.
, .
, , . I Forty acres of land for salo. For price
FRUIT LANDS FOR SALE.
cation pays in any sense yon may consid He will also attend Iowa Yearly Meeting mend this remedy to all |iersons suffering the Conservatory of Music of Willamette top of a mountain on a railway of lmt and oilier informal ion call al this office,
160
A c r o t , In T r a c t * to s u it , of from
own.
From
the
cars
they
are
transferred
er it. The facilities of the college were of Friends church which convenes the J from a like complaint. I will answer University and has been one of (lie in
F»i* Sale.«
3 to 10 acre* each. All p artly im p ro v ed Good
never so good to help the yonng people. week following the conference, hut will | any inquiries regarding it when stamp is structors in that school. Her voice is to a chute, down I lie mountain which is.
miles north locality, from % to 2 mile* from Newberg.
Make mrrengemente to begin at the first return in time for the opening of the col inclosed. I refer to any county official as among the most flexible and in vocaliza 2,700 feet in length ami which makes a I A farm of 250 acres, 4 ',
Term * eft*y. C heap for ca*h.
descent
of
800
feet
in
the
distance.
The
»•»*
Newberg.
For
particulars
inquire S p r i n g b r o o k , Or.
lege September 19.
E dm c md K o b i n s o K.
and continue until the end.
to my reliability. Wm. Roach, J. P., tion she is very skillfull; both as a singer
time occupied hy the logs from Hie nr,o- at this office.
Piitr.roy, Campbell Co., Tenn. For sale and pianist she rsnks high. A complete
merit they leave ttie top until they make
r » r hat*,
by A. T. Hill, droggint.
course of instruction lias been arranged,
A w a r d e d H i g h e s t H o n o r s - W o r ld s Fair.
the
plunge
into
the
river
below
is
from
Ten
acres
of
land.
Will make a No.
A year soon passes away, bnt it is a which will lead to a diploma on its com nineteen to twenty-two seconds.
The frnit an,| chicken rsneh. Has living
pletion.
From
all
appearances
this
is
tiie
long time for a young man or yonng
first third of the di dance tiie friction j water. One acre cleared. Fenced on
woman to be doing nothing toward their best and most favorable opportunity New causes a blue line of sntoke to arise from „ |rM) „ ¡ . i c Will take a hsck or good
berg
has
ever
bad
in
the
line
of
music.
edneation. Thia year will determine the
the logs, then a much steeper incline is |10rrt! a„ part pay. to A. E. Moo hi :
wr. ARM, FOR
futnrs life of several young people in this Miss Sargent will »Iso teach elocution, reached which ia so nearly per|>endiciilar j
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community. Tire plea that young peo »lie having had a thorough course in that that the logs don’t hear enough weight In j The regular subscription price of Tits
ple can’t afford to go to collego means a also. We wish to congratulate the com produce host. It ia safe to »ay Hie log G r a p h ic is $Lo0 and the regular siilr WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION.
life of mediocrity for such people. “ Grit, munify on this flattering prospect, and ger» don’t ride down astride Hie logs.
si ription twice of The HVrlfy Orff onina
______ _______
is $1 59. Any ono »ubwnhing for riix
grace and gumption,” always puts a hope that Miss Sargent will receive the
Leal, strayed or at ten.
G raphic and |iaying one year in advance
young person through college. A year j enronragement which we lielieve ahe will
i m Moonstone
i
i . . can
G raphic
and The Week-
A
scan ' pm, ’ Sunday Aug
, O'/gontan
,, get both Tits
. $2
. ,
of loss in this line is simply irreparable i deserve. There i* good material in thia
(y
one year for
■>). All old
community
to
support
a
conservatory
of:
n*t
12.
Finder
will
confer
a
blessing
on
gu^
fiber»
paying
tlinlr
»u!iscr*ptione
(or
A lot of yonng men ought to lake the
The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.—No Ammonia; No Alum.
lesson from the lives of the men who music that will be a credit to tbe college suffering humanity by leaving the same one year in advance will ho entitled to
Used in Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard.
Bburt bieath un/txl by Dr Mile*' Ll«*ri C « t
at Lliis office.
1 lhe rant« • ffer.
and to the town.
have done tbe most for our country.
P ills
DO YOU COMPARE PRICES?
IF NOT, WHY NOT?
Sec our low priced Ginghams— 7 aud 8 cents.
Granulated Sugar— per sack, 86.00.
DEPOT LUMBER YARD.
Coffee— Arbuckle, Lion, Faultless—your choice, 25 cents.
5 gallon keg Pickles— 70 cents.
Large stock of Fruit Jars, Jelly Glasses, etc.
While we name the lowest prices we guarantee our goods in
every particular.
Newberg Nursery,
MORRIS & MILES.
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J
DRESSMAKING.
Right Arm ParalyzedI
Dr. Miles’ Nervine
Cures.
Sold
all
: Gash Meat Market
D-PRICE’S
CASH.
a e sfssm
GOOD SiirT AKD
Austin & Stanley.
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