■ma S' TEAMEK TOLEDO—TIME CAKD. C O L L E G E IT E M S . trust to our judgment us knowing what The charge that McMinnville gets all hero require and givo us the buyers buy Makes tri-w eekly trips between Dayton and the nominations for otlice ilon t go any what we ask for. Portland. Leave* Dayton at 7:30 a. m. on Mon- j „ t ^ v . . . . . .. Walter Parker was absent from school day«, Wednesdays and Fridays. Leaves Port- Newberg Id strictly ill the Take your Italian prunes. Most of! at 10:30a. m. ou Tuesdays, Thursdays aud swim this vear as will be seen by the Thursday. them are good but a good many come Saturday*. I . * J I forward here with a liorrih e dull and j | following array of nominations so far George Larkin made a short call g T E A M E R S A LTON A AND KAMONIA. dark appearance unattractive in every 1 made and the democrats to hear from. Wednesday evening. i way, aud our buyers give them the go-1 (Oolng south, read «town; north, up.) We have a delegate to a national eon- Frank Deach went to Salem last Fri- by because their customers do not want D A IL Y BOATS. 6 1’ia .m . . l v . Portland a r ___p, . 2:40 j vention, a presidential elector, a candi- duv on account of the sickness of a rela- « • « » • ' « * « » U « • i '“ ™ " * 6 'J“ »1“ « 8:15 .............. Oregon C ity ........... j o f fruit sold on the street corners of !"'-!! I date for congress, four for the state legis­ . 1 11.40 ..................N ew berg............... a. m. 10:40 I this and adjoining cities, besides in 4 :30 p. ri. .. Salem .................. 7:45 lature, two for recorder, two for school ,,ve- 7:00 ... ar . Independence LV.............. 6:30 Oscar Cox has disposed of Ids old push earts and wagons through the SUNDAYS. superintendent, one one tor for assessor, ! i superintendent, assessor, one one for tor . Possessor of a new Streets. They must have something 9:00 a. in.......... Lv. Portland a ,m; ,Iso surveyor, three for justice of the peace] , L ‘l 1 1 " which is attractive to the eye of the 1:30 p. m .......... Newberg.. 6 : 3 0 ......................Salem. . m. io:i.*>! ¿md three for constable. If the country 1 ^ re8cent* j consumer and they do not want any ot | S-.30 . . a r . Independence i.v those dull dark Italian prunes we tell j Port­ those- 9001 isn’t will be isn't saved saved it it will be no no fault of Now-! Leon Kenworthy was called to Port- •Free hack meets boat at Newberg. land last Saturday ou account of the you but we do wnnt those with a blue berg. blush on them looking as if they had K. A N. C O .-T IM E CARD. just been taken from the trees. No it o Steamer Elmore leaves Portland Sundays and The Odd Fellows anniversary picnic death of an uncle. Otis Snodgrass has traded for another 1 is not the trip in the refrigerator cur Thursdays at »> a. m. Returning leaves Salem will be held at Dayton this year on Sat­ Tuesdays ami Saturdays at 6 a in. .ike and although it is an old model, ‘j »“ 1 » . The t r o u b le 's right at bike urday, April 25. A big time isexpccted. | Steamer Modoc leaves Portland Mondays, put iu the *«*•“ cars j home before they are « “ •',,t Wednesdays and Fridays at 7 u. m „ returning Better take your umbrella and wear a j Otis gets there just the same. can be avoided. and that certainly certain the following days. Pass Newberg on the down trip at 6:20 a. m. is showing his old-1 Last season wc had one car in which pair of rubber boots, as these Odd F el­ O. K . Edwards .............. „ _ _ ____ O liver Ji Coicord agent* for railway lines. lows annuals are about as sure to bring t im e speed again. We want those live the crates were simply half full and the result was they only just brought the OREGONIAN R A IL W A Y DIVISION rain as a Newberg gathering and the ! points next Field Day, O. K. must be llrst- ' ' ‘ ku freight. The packing — AND— POR TLAN D AND Y A M H IL L R A IL W A Y . rain makers are not in it when compar­ One of the rooms in Canyon hall has class and the top layer must project a ed with the latter. been fitted up as training quarters for i Jjtt'j’ the top of the four tin edges Trains arrive at Newberg as follows: j North. 8outh j j OUR PRICES TELL THE STORY. Goods are Sold Lowor Than Ever. W ir m r ik u . 7 spools lor - - - I r y h M t ig ir , - f l . j j . . Standard Brands, Beautiful Styles U la n } at 4c., 5c., 5'..c. and 6c. Apron Cnocks, 20 yards for ^ In ail's « * UiUrUBgS} U t S , ?mn 'Vostery Refinery, 10B* for Gclikt, » k s, »«•* jim Best White, 358> for - SyfllJ} Before, 10c. and 11c. Now, 7c. and 8c. Good, per gallon, M g u At almost your own price. IfmUU p— ....... - f“ “* 25Cl k BOOTS A N D SH O ES. Luther Newlin of Springbrook, who is the boys who are practicing for Field ° rN-0*®. ^ ^ ' penr3. You have mag- *12:30 p. m. A large and well assorted stock of NEW GOODS JUST IN, at prices as 6:05 p.m . one of the most enthusiastic poultry day. nifi«m t llartlett and many of your pea- low as the lowest, here or Portland. •Every other day. fanciers of the community, was in town The Canyon hall people have lately ■ P'e seeIU to imagine our buyers are In this line we have some special bargains that will last for some time. Passenger aud Freight Rates to all points, «m i be obtained from C. It. FRISSELL. Wednesday lamenting the fact that a piacej order the croquet grounds, and never the top layer. Big pears, medium size, and Agent Newberg. lamp in one of his brooders exploded the prj 1 showers being over will probu- small all in the same box. That will P FISHER. Newspsper A d r e r tl.ln f Aseut, the previous night and killed thirty-1 j,jy begin playing. not answer as our buyers want top, bot­ Yount fo r business, IM Z O IR i IR i I S Sc M I L E S . J 21 Merchant’s Kxchmigo, Sali Francisco, ~ . , , , tom and sides o f the boxes all alike Li our authorized ageut. This paper is kept on seven of his chicks, among which were Two tennis courts have lieen scraped and if they once get stuck on a mark hie iu h i, ollice some fine buff leghorns. off and are ready for use. Some of the It is a long while before they touch it Peter Peterson, a Swede who has been boys got to play a little during the few again. Before Subscribing for a Uagazine Local Events. As to cherries we really do not re­ stopping with George Frank’s out east days of nice weather. S E E T1IE B E S T , member nuy carloads coming here lust of town for the past year or two had a The preliminary Field Dav will be season. This is a favorite fruit for New stroke of paralysis last Sunday and there Dr. Lewis, Dentist, McMinnville, tf held one week from tomorrow. This York and we lielieve money can lie is little hope of his recovery. The only made. They should conic in the ten Luther Votaw was in the city Tuesday. relative known of is a son who is in the will determine the make-up of the team pound flat boxes and every cherry laid to compete at Portland. i in just as tine as can be and just as A new line of Perfumes at H ill’s drug­ navy and just where he is at the present ood on the bottom as on the top. A n Unparalleled Otter. A word to the wise is sufficient. The store. time is not known. D B U O R E S rs C l'T PA VER r .iT T E B S S nre Junior and the Sophomore should lie Mack Tartarian, Black Republican, Sheriff Watt Henderson was in town Uoyal Ann and a few other varieties the most practical on the market. They aro of , If the old muley cow that is going above imitating the despised example of any size that any member o f a household could are what we want and as you have Thursday on business. around town opening peoples gates and In each copy of the Magazine is preparatory students—in the library. them they can come if put in tlrst-chiss require. printed a coupon cn tillin? the subscriber, or J. H. Townsend has lieen at home making herself an intolerable nuisance refrigerator car all in proper shape. purchaser, to a pattern (worth and regularly Monopoly! monopoly I That is what Still holds forth with everything in its line generally, would quietly lay down and with his family this week. We believe you have no particular sold for 35c.) or any number o f patterns for thut the trade culls for. Come mid see mid four cents each to cover packtt«c and postage. Sarge has for he now owns “ The World.” quantity of pea (‘lies, apricots, and die a long suffering public would willing­ When the value of the patterns is considered A. P. Oliver. F. H . Storey and Frank you may buy or not, us you pieuse. ly furnish the mourners and bear all the By the way it is a fine looking bicycle grapes and it is probably just us well the subscriber actually gets Elliott were in the city Wednesday. as there are plenty of them from Cal­ and its owner has already done some other necessary funeral expenses. ifornia. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. W ill Heston, good riding on it. Now as to the packages they must And what a mciRazlne it is. For 18% it w ill be The farmer has to sell his stock cheap on Tuesday, April 21, 1896, a ten pound W iley Snyder was looking for his all lie of the same size and dimensions more brilliant than ever before. New manage­ Prices cheerfully given. A t your service. and it is cheap meat that you want, son. as those used in California. Perfectly ment, new methods, new ideas. Each copy while it is your money I want. Take mother on the train Friday evening, who silly to send forward here a lot of sec­ contains an exquisite reproduction iu colors of some celebrated picture by a famous artist, Everett Weesncr was in the city Tues­ advantage of the supposed short life of was to pay him a short visit. She did ond hand or soiled packages for the worthy to adorn tne walls of the most refined day, looking after the sale of dried home. It is allirined that DEMOREST’S is the not arrive, however, and of course fruit because the consumer looks at only the Central Meat Market and buy meat complete Family Magazine published prunes. that as well as he does at the fruit and combining all of the most excellent points of Wiley was a sadley disappointed lad. at hard time prices. J. 8. B aker . the package must be attractive as well its contemporaries, besides having inimitable Mrs. B. C. Miles visited with her sis­ The Rev. Chas. Coffin again coducted Wood Charles, Charley Baldwin and as the fruit. On the outside o f this features of its own. D EM O R ESTS is actually a Dozen Magazines in one. ter Mrs. S. Gardner at Portland a day or Murray Hobson went to Portland Wed­ chapel exercises Friday morning and also package always at one end there should It is a Digest o f Current Events and ideas tor two last week. the busy man or woman, a Review and a Store­ be distinctly the name of the organiza­ attended some of the recitations. He nesday leaving the word behind that house o f Interest fo r all. Wives, mothers, sisters Rev. Charles F. Coffin and wife left they were off in searcli of employment. led the Y . M .C. A. Sunday afternoon, tion or the men who owns the fruit as ami daughters can And find exactly what they nee need ' well ns the name of the fruit inside this to amuse and instruct them, also practical helps help ; here on last Monday morning for their giving a very helpful and instructive package. in every department of domestic and social life, ! ALW AYS GO TO Parker & Hodson are in business to including the furnishing and ornamenting of | ------------------------ talk on the manliness of Christ, while home in Chicago. We had no idea o f Inflicting such a the please the tiade iu styles of men’s wear­ home, embroidery, bric-a-brac, artistic and • Jesse Edwards was in the upper part ing apparel and in prices as well. Call Mrs. Coffin conducted the Y . W. C. A. long dissertation on you when we fancy work of all kinds, etc., etc., aud sugges- I started but we shall be glad to have tions and advice regarding the well-being aud They started to their home in Chicago, of the county near Willamina on busi­ and see them. you hammer these points into the dressing of their own persons. 1 he scope of the articles for 18% and 18% w ill Monday morning. ness Tuesday and Wednesday. heads of your growers. Wo have been cover the whole country and its varied interests ] F i r s t j m d M e r id ia n S t r e e t s , Mrs. Maud Patton of Astoria left for and the articles w ill be profusely illustrated N E W B E R G , u R E . merchants here for twenty-six years The track committee has at present Mrs. Ann Lamb went to Portland the home Wednesday after a few days visit and have handled this deciduous fruit om T bm r e » l V “tondd It treati ' For everyth in* ta **»« erocery line. Ynu wtU always flint on my shelves n lame amt w ell selected first of the week to visit her daughter with relatives in Newberg and vicinity. the names of twelve or fourteen of the for the past ten years ever siuce it vir­ w ill nublfsh t ' s t o c k i»oi^ ^ ter0CF,vervthVnffVMM*IbCrOCf 6,0," ‘ ware. (llassware, boys who have agreed to train systemat­ tually started to coine here. I f our a and Entertainment*; Miss Lula, who has been on the sick list. It gives a ijreat deal ol at- • L* ln|‘ >' 1 ota' c,c' Everythin* «old at lowest livin g price for cash. Dick Wilson of Independence has been ically. For the high jump, Ore Price; tentlon to the Children's Department, and “ Our suggestions are followed we believe ■ ........................... F R U I T «T .A .:R .S A S P E C IA L T Y . The bicycle track on the college visiting with relatives in this communi­ Girls,” and has a Monthly Symposium by Cele­ T7 - produce taken In exchange lor goods. A fnlr Investigation o f my goods and prices is pole vault, Luther Baker, Calva Martin; money will lie made blit if the com­ brated People, in which are discussed im port­ Country all I ask. grounds has been put in fine condition ty during the past week. “ Good* delivered to all paris of the eity, and to the boat landing. ant questions of the hour o f interest to the o ld ­ 440-yd. race, D. P. Price, Chas. Wilson, mon fruit is sent there will be a loss. er leaders. and the boys are making use of it out­ Very truly yours, Mrs. Elizabeth B. Miles ii expected Roy David; 880 yd. race, Bob Beyan, S. Let us have your subscription at once. You SooiiEl. A D a v . side of school hours now. get more value for your money than it It possi­ home this week from her visit witli rela­ T. Stanley, Walter Metcalf; mile run, ble to secure iu any other magaziue. G. W . Mitchell and Dave Lamb were tives in California. It will be an agreeable surprise to per­ Herbert Cash, Walter Macy, Leon Ken- in Portland the first of the week attend­ The Magazine one Year for |2.00., Jim Conlee of West Chelialem, was wortliy; bicycle race, O. K. Edwards, sons subject to attacks of bilious colic to *Or Six Months for - - 1 ing the annual meeting of the stock hold­ learn that prompt relief may be had by married to Eva J. Fallwell, of McMinn­ Oscar Cox. ers of the Red Rock Mining company. taking Chamberlain’ s Colic, Cholera and £ * “ Over 250 different garments are shown ville, April 14. G o S lo w Y o u n g M an! Rev. Charles F. Coffin delivered a very Diarrhoea Remedy. In many instances each year, patterns o f all o f which nre obtain­ Walter and Miss Mabel Edwards able by subscribers at 4c. each. Sample copy, interesting and instructive lecture at There are now a large number of the attack may be prevented by taking with pattern coupon, sent for 10c. drove up to McMinnvile Wednesday Friends church on last Friday night on bicycle riders in Newlierg, probably as this remedy as soon as the first symp­ Face and Fancy Mold Iirlck a Speciality, Prices from $5.00 per thounaud up. Call or D K M O H E S T l ’ U B CO., afternoon. write for particulars. H O F ifth Avenue, N. Y . large a number in proportion to the pop­ toms of the disease appear. 25 and 50 a visit made to Palestine a number of Robert Alexander of the Sherwood ulation as can be found in any town in cent bottles for sale liv A. T. Hill. years ago. brick factory was in town Thursday. Oregon and as the number of riders is N ew berg, Did you say you wanted a job? Well, - - - - - O regon W a n t e d :—Several trustworthy gen­ •Subscriptions taken at this office for rapidly increasing a little timely warn­ A L ib e r a l O f f e r . O n ly « 2 .7 0 fo r you had better drop in at Parker & Hod- tlemen or ladies to travel in Oregon for the Ladies Home Magazine. ing seems necessary on account of the sou’s and let them fit you out in a neat, For all kind of stove repairs, on short tendency of some riders Jo spin over the established, reliable house. Salary $780 D e m o r e s t 's F a m ily M a g a z in e . servicable spring suit before you start notice, see J. B. Mount. Send your Subscriptions to this Office. sidewalks at a break-neck Bpecd, seem­ and expenses. Steady |iositioii. En­ out in search of work. Look out for the lady riders in bloom­ ingly without regard to the rights and close reference and self addressed The newly appointed pastor of the ers one of these days. privileges of pedestrians. The people stamped envelope. The Dominion Com­ Newberg, Whiteson and Amity circuit The Graphic and the Oregonian for of Newberg have been very lenient to­ pany, Third Floor, Omaha Bldg., Chica­ Thos. F. Oukcs, Henry C. Payne and Henry C. Rouse, R Receivers. • — “ will preach in the Free Methodist church $2.°°. ______ ________ 11-8 iSTowberg, O re . ward wheelmen in the past aud they go, 111. Sunday April 26 at 1-30 o’clock p. m. T ic k e t * N o m in a te d . will no doubt continue to act in this C u r « . C ro u p . A ll will be made welcome. The republican, the prohibition and spirit in the future if wheelmen will “ My three children aro all subject to ORTIIERN An orchard of apple trees presents a the bi-metallic conventions have been only use the walks cautiously and pro­ croup; I telegraphed to San Francisco, most beautiful appearance now as the held and full tickets put in the field. perly respect the rights of others, but if got a half dozen bottles of S. B. Cough trees are simply loaded with bloom to The democrats are billed for a conven­ It is a perfect remedy. God reckless riding is indulged in until some Cure. PACIFIC R. R. the ends of the limbs. Everything bids tion on next Tuesday, but whether they one is hurt and the people are aroused, bless you for it. Yours, etc., J. II. fair for an immense apple crop this sea­ will put up a ticket or not seems to lie they will demand that wheelmen take Crozier, Grants I’ass, Or. 50 cents per son. one of the problems that they have as to the middle of the streets. bottle. For sale by r 11 druggists. J. L. Furgueson the old democratic yet not succeeded in solving. Some of The riders of wheels ought to call a IftZSSn war horse of I.aFavette was in town them seem to want to put up a ticket in meeting and talk the matter over at Wednesday talking free silver. He order to hold the organization together, once for it will be to their own interest Student* can enter *t any time and And clauses to suit. Awarded An excellent home for girl* ami boy* is provided under the care of a competent Matron, at thinks the democrats will meet next while some want to endorse the bi-me- to do so. the lowest possible prices. P U L L M A N Excellent board iu private fam ille*. Moral and Christian Influencer thrown about student*. Tuesday and adjourn without nominating talic ticket and others want to let the Later—A meeting of all wheel riders Highest Honors— World’» Pair, S L E E P IN G CARS. We confidently believe that superior advantage* cannot be offered in the Northwest. Oold Medal, Midwinter Ft it . thing go by default. of Newberg has lieen called to meet at a county ticket. A ll expcuNe* moderate. Correspondence and visits solicited. For catalogue* and information, addren*. The tickets put up are as follows: Morris A Miles’ store on this, Friday, E L E G A N T Take a dose of DeWitt’s Little Early REPUBLICAN. evening at 7:30. P R E S ID E N T P A C IF IC C O LLE G E , Risers just for the good they will do D IN IN G CARS. Representatives, James McCain and you. These little Pills are good for in­ Calvin Stanley. MctvKt:iiii. imziiON. L e t t e r fr o m N e w Y o r k . Sheriff, W. G. Henderson. TO URIST digestion, good for headache, good for ew ork Clerk, A. E. McKern. liver complaint, good for constipation. S L E E P IN G CARS. Editor Graphic, Newberg, Or. Recorder, Jasper L. Hewitt. They are good. A. T. Hill. D e a r S i r :—I n your issue of 20th wc Treasurer, D. O. Durham. IKSSK EDWARDS. President. K. E. B RITT. V ico Pro«. B. C. MILES, C.ixhior ST. PAUL. Commissioner, H . H. Winslow. note that you copy our letter to the Smith the photographer finds that it MINNEAPOLIS, Assessor, J. W. Bones. editor of the Oregon Agriculturist rela­ DULUTH, always pays to satisfy his customers by School Supt., J. C. Hodson. FAKGO, tive to the outlook here on deciduous Surveyor, Fred Trullinger. doing first class work at prices to suit - to — GRAND FORKS, fruit and we take the liberty o f writ­ Coroner, C. F. Daniels. the times. Photos 3x4 inches for 35 CROOKSTON, ing you directly on the subject. Justice, Newberg, J. K. Wright. W INNIPEG, cents per dozen. All other work as Before last season no fruit from your Constable, Newberg, H. R. Morris. HELENA and cheap as any gallery in town. state o f the least consequence came BI-MKTALIC. BUTTE. Representatives, H. G. Guild and O. here but during the past campaign we What did you say about the Newberg C. Emery. had quite a quantity, mostly Oregon C A P I T A L S T O C K , $ 3 0 O O O . Meat Market? It would not be closed prunes and Bartlett pears. Wc did Joint Representative, John Gill. not receive many ears ourselves, pos­ Sheriff, James A. Henry. Most Perfect Made. long? you were right. It is now open sibly ten or fifteen, uud In some the Clerk, C. E. Dukenfield. 40 Years the Standard. and we arc ready to supply you with fruit was good and in some it was Recorder, W. T. Maey. good meat. Don’t forget us when you D IR R C T O K 8 : mighty poor. Knowing well the Assessor, E. J. Wood. JF.S3E EDWARDS. want anything in our line. » . C. MILK8, heavy quantities which are anticipated Treasurer, D. M. Caldwell. J. C. COLCORD. K. H. WOODWARD. in Oregon and Washington we write to N. E. DRITT. School Supt., G. A. Prentiss. S t a x l k y & C ooper . CHICAGO, ask that you urge your readers who Commissioner, D. I. Pierce. NEW YORK, If all bicycle riders took as good care grow the fruit and who have any in­ Surveyor, H. S. Maloney. WASHINGTON, tention o f shipping it to bear in mind Coroner, I. E. Fenton. of tbeir wheels as Semon Madison does PH ILAD ELPH IA, that if they want to make money (and Justice, Newberg, D. R. Jackson. BOSTON AND A L L of his, fewer wheels would be sold by the O rtlflea te* of deponit lasned payable on demand. Exchange bought and sold. Good notes Constable, Nate Stanley. they do r.ot work for love) they must POINTS EAST AND SOUTH. dealers. His wheel has lieen out of the discounted. Deposit* received subject to check at Might, ami a general banking biiaiuess PROHIBITION. I give more attention to the selection raiiftacted. C ollection* made on all accessible point* In the United States and Canada. F<»r Information, lim e cards, map, and ticket, factory some four or five years but it Representatives, J. K. Blair and J C. and packing o f the fruit than they do. 1 | n S < ‘2 3 ‘K ------ call on or write In K. II. Woodward, agent, C O R K K t r o P I l> K N T H —Ladd A Tilton. Portland ; National Park Bank, New York. Newberg, or A. I>. Charlton, Aunt. Gen. Pass. ] We are not fault-find rs aud have no j always looks like it had just come out of Lucas. Agent, Portland, Ore. Joint Representative, S. A. Mills. Strangers visiting the eity are invited to eail at the bauk for information concerning the c ity ; object In writing In this manner except- . the band box. Clerk, J. T. Watson ing to say we are nil the time looking Correspondence Invited. Recorder, C. E. Newhouse. after quality. What is the use of ship­ If the party who dropped a note in ----------------------------------------- - Who can think Sheriff, Wm. Bodson. ping fairly good fruit or ordinary fruit of aome atmpl* the office asking the Graphic to an­ thing to pet« Treasurer, John Crawford. put up in au ordinary manner when nounce a public gathering had given his Protect ron r Idea*; they may bring you wealth. Commissioner, A. P. Macy. The Hens have been the salvation the expenses are just the same as they W rite JOHN WEDDEKBURN A CO.. Patent Attor­ name the notice would have been pub- ] Assessor, N. L. Wiley. ney*, Washington, D. C.. for their $ l. f O i prise offer o f Oregon during these free trade are on fancy fruit and the chances are and list o f tw o hundred Invention* wanted. times. You want the best breed. Try three to one that money will lie lost. fished. It is hardly the proper thing to] School Supt., Mrs. H. D. Harford. Surveyor, G. W. Mitchell. The freight is just the same on a pack­ make announcements except on some M t o c k lio ld e r 'a M e e t in g . I have fitted up a Coroner,----- Harris. age o f handsome, well packed fruit as person's authority. Justice, Newberg, W. P. Heacock. The Yamhill County Fruit Exchange 1 room In the Clem- it is on one o f ordinary stock. New Constable, Newberg, Enos Ellis. York City is peculiar in many respects. E g g » for Salo. E. H. W O O D W A B F. will meet in LaFaycttv, Saturday, May . mens Livery lla rn When riding on the sidewalk don't — _ — * * — r ---- 'W ithin 100 miles of this city wc have ; 2, at 10 a. m., to elect directors and ; where I nnt prepared rush up behind footmen and ring your . five million people, a very large pro- 1 permanently organize. All persons who to do Carriage and bell in a way to indicate that yon think The O. C. Transportation Co. has portion o f wnoui eat this fruit. Our have subwrihed for stock, or wish to do Ladies wishing you have full right of way and that made arrangements with Everett Wees- - buyers who supply these people are all D 'lgg y P ainting in work itone in i so, and all who wish to place themselves everybody should break their necks to ner to run a free hack to carry passen the time wanting a prime article and tirst-claws style. W ill the latest style, while willing to pay a good price for It ; in position to handle their fruit to the get out of your way. Better still, when gers to the steamers Altona and Kauiona will not have the ordinary fruit. A al.w,, varnish and stain and at reason* ! best advantage are earnestly requested aide prices will please call at iny d-esa furniture. Hud roek the walks are crowded and the mads are A bout each way every day. First class raun will say if he ships only the best Safest, fruit that it leaves him with a full I accommodations and quick time. to come out and help in this very im- making department, on First street, two good, take to the center of the street. Prices. F. H A N N A . Simplest, door* east •>( Morris A Miles. quantity o f common fruit. Better that (iortant organization A v o id C o n a a m p tlo n . Harrison Crate’ arrived home from S tro n g e s t. 4 1014* M K «. S A D I K T l l i n l l O . than to ship it aud probably be called By stopping that cough. We know on to pay part o f the freight In addi­ one c* ids perodical visits to Southern F u r l h « K l.ln s y «. Jatld California last week where he went to of no better remedy for cauglis and tion to losing the fruit. Quality, quali­ “ I am 65 years old ; have had kidney " Tap. ty, quality, packing, packing, packing, W ante,I. spend a part of the winter. He met colds than the S. B. Cough Cure. 50 we have hammered at onr friends on disease and constipation for 25 year*. Receiver. Stock to pasture, by the month. some oi the Newberg boys and he says cents per bottle. For sale by all drug­ the Coast and we will continue to do Am now well—used your*. B. Headache Most Modern and progressive so. We do not want to make you salea ________________ some of them are anxions to come home. gists- and Liver Cure one year. Used 6 bot­ Ninety-five situs of g