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O TEAM EE TOLEDO—TIME CARD. COLLECi M UKMS. It KP I'l* 1.1 CAN SPF AKINti. The Graphic and tho Oregonian for Makes tri-weekly trips between Dayton and j The Hon. Wallace McCumant of Port- Portland. Leaves Dayton at 7:;9 a. m. on M >u- Attention! Field day tomorrow. days. Wednesdays aii'l Fridays. Leaves Port Tor all kind of stove repair.*, on short land will sj>eak at Armory hall on Mon land ut 10:3) a. in. on Tuesdays, Thursdays arid A little brother of Roy Smith was a notice, see J. B. Mount. day night, May 4, from a republican 1 Saturdays. gTEAMERS ALTONA AND RAMON I A. ^ubseriptions taken at this office for standpoint. A general invitation is ex- * ’ . . .. the Ladies Home Magazine. ' .V * u # , , , ° u> Metcali 001111,1 ,ta,ul |flv«- (Gola? south, read down ; north, up.) fe . .. , . : tended to all parties to attend and hear He rides a new Crescent. daily boats . Prof. J. C. Hodson is able to be out _ , lv . Fortin ml ar . p. m. 2:40 6:45 a. m i The Misses I.ora and Dema Reeoo VI > !»>r:iin niter n couple of weeks lay by with thu »pc^ch. 8:15 .. . . Oregon City...... ......... Newberg....... a. m. 10:40 11 1 » were visitors Wednesday morning. i-4 'w.iun Allowed. Salem . . . .. 7 45 the grip. 4:3.) p. m. 7 spools lor - - - - Westcry Refinery, If*It, for T* . ar . Independence lv . .. . . . 6.30 1 Oid Larkin m.nle a short . call oa the Mr Mrs. Clarence F and Feneher of A dispatch was receive 1 here Thiirs- . SU SHAYS. p. m. 3:3) 9:0) a m. .. lv . Portland vu. St a :» lar i Itr.m 1», B-attiful Style, nomali county com Multnomah visit« 1 with day morning giving the information that I,lollW " ed.nesilav a ernom. 1:3) p. m N . v . kt *. U ■'. ) UhllMi nt 4c., 5c., 5’ 4o. an 1 l)j. 6:3) ........ . S ilem............a. in. M l'» Clarence Hurt und familv lust Sun lav. J. P. Thomas’ pension had been in- Nelson Morrison of Salem, brother ol 8.3) ..Ai*.. I adept*a K mio *» r.v ... .9.0): fc.U^Free hack meets boat at Newberg. Kelson Morrison of Salem came down crease l to f 12 a month and back pay to Prof. Morrison attended college -Mon last Saturday and visited over Sunday the amount of lf40J allowed. This comes day morning. ^ ^ U. £ 'J CO.—'n Mïï C A R D. For rent.—George’s scat in the study with his brother, Prof. Edwin Morrison, in answer to a very lengthy petition for- Steamer Elmore leave-. 1*.inland Sundays and Apron Cnecka. 20 var ls for Thursdays ut i> a. in. lteturuiu^ leaves Salem : Parker Hodson are in business to «arded in his Ivlui'.f to Washington a 1 room, he having been called higher to Best White, 3518 for - ?" Tuesdays and Satur lays it 6 a m. i the joy of his----- Steamer Mo loo k* .ves Portland Mondays. please the tiade in styles of men's wear few months ago. Before, 10c. and lie. Wednesdays aa.l grid ty -at 7 u. m.. returning The many friends of Mr. Thomas and Hugh Nelson is all right for the 223 the following days. Piss New berg ou the ing apparel and in prices us well. Call Now, 7o. and 8c. his family will rejoice with them over vim| race> j j e made it the other even- down trip at H:2;» a. m and see them. Oliver & C )leord agents for railway Hues. J. E. Todd of McMinnville was in this good news. He has long been a ing in 25 seconds, sufferer from paralysis and if there is an OREGON IAN RA1I iY DI Ml i Rev. Krouse, of Sheridan, a late grad- town a day or two la>t week taking a oi l soldier in the country who deserves PORTLAND AND*VAMMILL RAILWAY. trljeaniisj At almost your own price. . . . , , . uate of Vale college, conducted chapel very active part in thecanvass of the po a pension he is one of them. \\ bile jus- ,, , ... Trains arrive at New berg as follows: .1 . , , . exercises Monday morning, litical situation. tice has lieen tardy in reaching tins North. . „ aoutn m. «12:Mp. m. O. M. Coilin of the Graphic oiììce vis case, the monev is none the less wel- 1,8 bating pretty desperate Lewis, 12;:» p. m. #;(*p m ,A «»><> » e ll nssorted stock of NEW GOODS JUST IX . at prices as ito» I with CharleV Johnson's at Salem come and it will be put to good use by ' wl,en tho l ’ - E - llu" 'or commutea has to low as the lowest, here or 1 ortlund. •Every other day. In this line we have some special bargains that will last for gome time. Passenger aud Freight Rates to all points, last Saturday, returning on the steamer ,ho (.unilv. Long may they live to en- furnish-two-lips-for your lady. via be obtained from C. H. FRISSl'.LL, Ramona Sunday morning. ; j liy ¡t. ' | Lady delegate to V. W . C. A. conven- Agent Newberg. Prof. Lewis has moved to the Hast I tion: “ Oh, I had the nicest time, I got P. FISHER, Newspaper Atlvtiriiai.tiï Agent.. . liicycle Club Formed. 1 . . .. , , , to nue on the street car just lots and j m Merchant's Kxch tilge, Sail Francisco, ing S propon V on River ¡Street. Mrs. Yours for business, M O E - E / I S &c "IV E II j IE j S - ...n. 1 ThL ninas kuf.l .vn _ *. Twenty-five bicycle riders, including | jots t> is our authorized ageut. Tbia paper is kept on Lewis, who lias been siek for several file iu hi* odies, ladies, old men and boys, met at Morris, , _ , . , , . weeks, is now gaining strength very ' , . . I Freshman Rov, what coiudst thou A-Miles store on Thursday evening of i , , , • . . . . . , Before Subscribing for a Magasino nicety. , , , , , . , , , have been dreaming of that thou Local Events. last w eek and organized a bicvcle club. ; 8 L E T H E M UST, A few of Charley Wilson's friends as shouldst have forgotten thine algebra F. A. Morris was elected president; C. tonished him somewhat on Thursday recitation? 1!. Fri.-sell, vice-president and captain; T>r. Lewis, Dentist, McMinnville, tf night of lust week by w alking in and Perhaps Wiley will he more careful in Miss Maggie Inglis, secretary ; E. D. El- A new line of Perfumes at H ill’s drug assisting him to properly celebrate his wood treasurer. j the future how he fools with the Juniors 2 1 st birthday. store. The question of the proper conduct of school hours. If not tne next dose A n U n p a r a lle le d O ttVr. Joseph Porter, a Sheridan merchant, bicycle riders on the walks was clia- i " i l l h® mor« hitter still, A\ iley. Mrs. C. B. Frifloell was in tlio city DEMO REST'S r t ’T DA PER PATTER SS are has rented the store room on Main cussed and a committee appointed to j If there is anything iu sweet and tlu» most practical on the market. They are of Wednesday. any size that any member of a household could street formerly occupied by Sutton & I formulate ru'es governing the same. | pleasant memories what will some of require. la each copy of the Magazine is Josepli Wilson and F. H . Storey wero a coupon ontiiliiur the subscriber, or | Christenson and will move his stock ] i Tho club will meet again at the same j our students have when in after years printed purchaser. to ti pattern (worth and regularly in the city last Monday. sold for 35c.) or any number of patterns for here at an early day. place on Saturday evening when now they chance to think of the library. four ceuts each to cover p ickaxe and postaec. Jesse Edwards and Dr. E. P. Dixon, Still holds forth with everything in Its line When the value of the patterns is considered J. If. Townsend has a prospect of names will he added to the roll, a name tlint the trade culls for. Come and see and O. K. E I wards and O. L. Cox were in the subset iber were in the city Thursday. actually pets you may buy or not, us you please. I making a contract with the new iinmi- he chosen for tiie dub and other busi Portland Saturday and Sunday. Sun Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Ackley Ryan : gration hoard of Portland to go east w ith ness he considered. Every bicycle ri day afternoon they took charge of the of Dundee on Saturday, April 25, 180«, a j j his stereoptican ai d a selection of views der in tiie community, young or old is Portland University Y . M. C. A. meet And what a magazine it is. For 1806 it will he more brilliant than ever before. New manage- . daughter of standard weight. | to he furnished by the hoard, and in tills invited to join the club. ment. new methods, new ideas. E icb copy : I flCCS C llC C rfllllj' glY C Ili A t J’OUT SCrviCO. ing. contains an exquisite reproduction iu colors of , Tiie prune crop lias been badly injured | may advertise Oregon. The field day exorcises tomorrow will some celebrated picture by a famous artist, \ by the continued cold rains, but to what C iiipm C ro u p . worthy to adorn the walls of tiie most refined I The farmer has to sell his stock cheap home. It is nttirmod that DEMO REST'S is the I extent cannot yet be determined. “ My tliree children are all suhject to consist of bicycle racing, foot racing, only complete Family Magazine published! and it is cheap meat that you want, vaulting and jumping. .McMinnville coinbinine all of the most excellent points of John Craw ford of Dayton, candidate j while it is your money I want. Take croup; I telegraplied to San Francisco, its contemporaries, besides having inimitable 1 men will participate in the bicycle races. features of its own. DEMOREST'S is actually i for treasurer on the prohibition ticket advantage of the supposed short life of got a lialf dozen bottles of S. B. Coligli a Dozen Mauazinrn in one. Cure. It is a perfect remedy. God Admission 10 cents; ladies free. was in town a day or two last week. It is ii IHycst of Current Emits and Ideas {or \ the Central Meat Market and buy meat Herbert Cash and S. T. Stanley took the busy man or woman, a Review and a store- j blcss you for it. Yours, etc., J. II. McCamant, the speaker at Armory at hard time prices. J. S. B akes . house of Interest for all. Wives, mothers, sisters 1 Crozier, Granfa Pass, Or. 50 conta per about a ten mile run up the mountain ft mi daughters can find exactly what they need i ball on next Monday night is a young Oliver McClure, the fourteen year old botile. For saie by all druggists. and back in the rain Monday evening to amuse and instruct them, also practical helps | iu every department of domestic and social life, , man but lie gets there just the same in a son of Newton McClure, w ho lives near after school. If they keep this up they including the furnishing and ornamenting of speech. the home, embroidery, brie n-brne, artistic and ALWAYS GO TO the fair grounds, died of fever on last N olle«. will snrelv have the endurance. fancy work of all kinds, etc., etc , and sugges i Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Brown of Mc Saturday after a few days sickness. He Bids will be received up to 4 o’clock, aud advice regarding the well-being and | Miss Pearl Cummings spends a part, tions dressing of their own persons. Minnville came down Wednesday even was taken very sick from the start and p. in,, May 18th, for sixty cords fir wood, and a pleasant part, of her time in rid The scope of the articles for 189') and 1896 will j cover the whole country mid its varied interests ' . ___ , __ , ^ ^ m ^ m * —. ing for a short visit with their daughter, it seemed that nothin could be done to lie corded in the basement of school ing a bicycle. Miss Pearl has not been n ml the articles will be profusely illustrated First nnd M eridian S treets, d I —9 X S i i R % x X Mrs. J. G. Hadley. building. Also bids received for janitor riding long hut she ¡3 quite proficient with the finest engravings, and, iu addition, it NEWBERC, RE. for him. \ Jl J . V f V J I' ' A I 1 ) jf will publish the best and purest fiction. It treats \ M— * ““ “ ^ Alfred Moore, Sr. returned from a trip Marcus Blair left here last week with work for the ensuing year. Right re already and will no doubt make a at length Out of-Door Sports, liome Amvsenu ids For everything in the grocery lino. Yon will always find on mv shelves« large and well selected and Entertainments: it gives a great deal of at-I stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries, Woodeuware, Crockery, Stoneware, Glassware to Portland Wednesday where ho had ¡,j3 horse and buggy for an overland trip served to reject any and all bids. splendid rider. tention to the Children's Department, and "Our I 1 ,;ps, * j Flower Dots, etc. •'---- **-*----- ,J -*•--- • price • for cash. • ’ Everything sold at lowest living 7>n M. Y otaw , O i r l s and has a Monthly Symposium by Cele been for a week's visit with his eon, tho . j0 Eastern Washington where lie ex- 5-L2 Remember tho bicycle parade tomor brated People, in which are discussed import F R U I T v T A _ : R , S s p e c i a l t y . Clerk School District No. 29. Rev. Frank Moore. | pectg to spend the summer canvassing questions of the hour of interest to the old Country produce_takeu in exchange for goods. A fair Investigation of my goods aud price* Is row at the college track. Let everybody ant er readers. ali Ì ask. Goods delivered to all parts of tlie city, aud to the boat landing. T h ose pneumatic water fountains for | for the salo of a book. He took a load Let us have your subscription at once. You in tho country who has a wheel, or can F o r t h e K l d n e j g. get more value for your money than it is possi poultry yards at Wilson’s grocery catch j of dried prunes with him to dispose of “ I am 65 years old ; have had kidney borrow one, no difference if it is an old ble to secure in any other magazine. the eye of poultry fanciers. No filthy on the road. disease and constipation for 25 years. model, come and ride, l ’oth gentlemen rhe M ¿gazine one Year for fj.ro water and no drowning of chicks. B. C. Miles went to Salem last Friday Am now well—used yourS. B. Headache and ladies will ride. 'Or Six Months for - - 1 oo. The smokers in town have been in to meet his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth B. and Liver Cure one year. Used 6 bot The Misses Sargeant, Nowlin, Cox, high glee for the past lew days as one of j Miles, who arrived there that day on tles at 50 ceuts each. J. H . Knight, Bond and Lambright went to Portland __ )ver 259 digerent garments are shown each year, patterns of all of which are obtain the local candidates for a county ofiice j her way home from California. Mrs. Rutledge, Or.” F'or sale by all drug Friday to attend the convention of the able by subscribers at h\ each. Sample copy, with pattern coupon, sent for 10c. has been setting up tho cigars quite Miles reports a pleasant visit among her gists. _______ _______ Pacific coast A’ . W. C. A. They return D E 3 I O K E S T I » r u C O .. relatives and friends, and comes home freely. ed Monday on the boat and reported a H O Filth A venue, N. Y. C om ic Pictu re. Face and Fancy Mold brick a Speciality, Prices from |.».O0 per thousand up. Call or Henry St. Clair lias bought a small in good health. most pleasant time. write for particulars. James Comic has leased the Stanley & For every quarter in a man’s pocket tract of land on the south side of the Prof. Lewis has been bothered tiie A Liberal O ffor. Only S2.7S for Willamette, this side of Oregon City, there are a dozen uses; and to use each Cooper meat market for the summer and past week with a bad cold and was so N e w bo rar, • - . . . O rc g rra whore ho will move his family at an one in such a way ns to derive the great has taken possession. Call on him for hoarse Tuesday lie could not carry on | est benefit is a question everyone must a nice juicy steak or roast. D om orost’s Fam ilv W lasazino. early day. recitations. He got along very well Send your Subscriptions to this Ofiice. Dr. Rickard of Sherwood brought Mr. solve for himself. We believe, however, however with Miss Hinchman to act as A v o i t l C o i i B i n n p t io n . that no better use could be made of one and Mrs. Samuel Hogan’s little child up By stopping that cough. We know spokesman occasionally. here last Saturday and lie and Dr. II. J. of those quarters than to exchange it of no hotter remedy for coughs and Henry C. Pay ie and Henry C. Chapel exercises Wednesday morning Tlios. F. Oakes, Rouse, Receivers. Littlefield amputated the middle finger for a bottle of Chamberlain’s Colic, colds thau the S. II. Cough Cure. 501 were taken up by Sargeant and Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, a medi on one hand. cents per bottle, F'or sale by all drug- Mias Bond with the report of the Y. W. cine that every family should be provid OUTIIERN Did you say you wanted a job? Well, C. A. convention Del 1 in Portland. We gists. ed with. For sale by A. T. Hill. you had better drop in at Parker & Itod- would like to have also beard from the Free flack. Hon. I’ ressly Denny and wife of Salt son’s and let them fit you out in a neat, The O. C. Transportation Co. has younger members of the delegation, PACIFIC R. R. servieable spring suit before you start Lake City visited with X. E. Britt’s one made arrangements with Everett Wees- day last week. They were neighbors and nur to run a free hack to carry passen out in search of work. intimate friends in the Mormon country gers to the steamers Altona and Ramona. Hon. Wallace McCamant who will some fifteen years ago. Mr. Denny, A tiout each way every day. F'irst class speak at Armory hall on next Monday A w a rd e d who is a brother of Judge Denny of La accommodations and quick time. night is an interesting speaker and well Highest Honors— World’.* Fair, Fayette, is ppealfr of the House in the able to interest an audience. F«#r sr 1 p . Gold Medal, M idwinter F i r . Utah legislature, lie is a prominent Several persons in town felt very con attorney in his home city and was one Fiizgs for setting, from choice Silver • ]Ö !£ L - E. II. W oodwaiid . fident that Sheriff Henderson was off on | of the counsel in the great John D. Lee i Laced Wyandotte#. 8tmlontfi o:m enter at any time nini find classes to suit, the date in his notices posted last week, , The old Vanoose house on the place on the |k ow«*“ ' ï f' lrl” 'U" 1 ,’rovl',L"1 ,,a,,,ir ,hc of »competent Matron, at caliing attention to the election to he Rev. A. M. McCurt, who was pastor of the side of Parrett mountain now be- Kxecncni tM>,r*l I n private families. Mor .l and Christian Influences thrown shout students held June 1 but the sheriff was right in tv.- Cniifldently believe th u Riipertnr ad vaut mes en.... . he olTered In the Northwest ncnM' the M. E. church in Newberg two years longing to Mrs. Clarinda Ward caught All expenses moderate. Correspondence snd visits solicited. his date. For catalogues and information, address, ago, died of quick consumption in the , fire on Tuesday afternoon about four Take a dose of DeWitt’s Little Early city of Portland on Wednesday, April o’clock and burned to the ground. Mrs. Risers just for the good they will do j P R E S ID E N T P A C IF IC C O L LE G E , 29,1896. By request of tho deceased Ward's sons were batching in the hojsc j yon. These little pills are good for in -: NKtVMKltn. OIIKflON. ST. PAUL. i the burial will lie made here and they had left a fire burning and digestion, good for headache, good for MINNEAPOLIS, today. Funeral services were announc-1 were away at work when the fire oc- DULUTH, liver complaint, good for constipation. ed to be held at the M. Fi. church last j citrred. Beside all their best clothing FARGO, IKS3E EDWARD», President. They are good. A. T. Hill. N. K BRITT, Vice Pres. D. C. MILES, Csshlsr — to — GRAND FORKS, night at 8 o'clock. The deceased made the boys lost about $15 in ca-h. The Smith the photographer finds that it many friends while engaged in pastoral house was not wortli much hut the CHOOKSTON, W INNIPEG, always pays to satisfv hi» customers hv wor^ ¡n ><pWtK.r?, who will mourn his other lo w s come pretty heavy on the HELENA and doing first class work at prices to suit ,lentil in earlv manhood. ! bovs just at this time, BUTTE. the times. Photos .">x4 inches for 35 ' ) ' , i e Most Perfect Made. A resident bore who owns laud in Dr. H. J. Minthorn wholiasbccncn- cents per dozen. All other work as | 40 Years the Standard. ; western Kansas received a letter recent- gaged in the practice of medicine at cheap as any gallery in town. lv from the agent who has charge of the . Muscatine, Iowa, for the past two years Attorney Clarence Butt went Fayette last Tuesday night and C A P I T A L S T O C K , $ 3 0 OOO. an address, the suhject of ¡CHICAGO. “ Launched but Whither Bonn I NEW YORK, has been commencement week nt the to think .however, thU tiie party hold- that island. Mrs. Minthorn is expected UIItKt.'TOIIH: WASHINGTON, JES3E EDWARD». seminary and he fil ed a p.acc on the ■ ing the mortgape will not be able to give here soon and the doctor will come a PH ILAD ELPH IA, B. C. MILKS, J. C. COLCORD. BOSTON AND A L L E. II. WOODWARD. N. E. BRITT. program. 1 any trouble. This is one of those cases, little later. They will 1* ut home in | POINTS EAST AND SOUTH. The members of the Catholic church probably, where a suit i» necessary to the Indian work as they have spent a Tho American Protective Tariff League Pur Infornisi ¡-*n. time card,, msp, and ticket, held a meeting at the residence of Win. “ quiet ' land in place of the title. 1 considerable part of their lives among is o national organization advocating rail on or write t-- V. II. Wo*elw«rd, aßenl. Newt, rv, nr A. It. Charlton, Av-t. tien. Pas,. McLaughlin one day last week to can- . the Indians. ” P action to American Labor and Aßen*. Portland. Ore. « ertlllcates of dennslt lsitied payshle nn deinsnd. Exchange bonghi sud sotd O.vwl sor» vass tiie matter of building a church on t,)Wn ,a„t Fri,Iay con.,.lltati„ n with The republicans arc arranging for a dl,r„unte>l. |,e|„>-li» recelvsd -nlijrit i„ check ut sigla, and s generai tunklnir b n .ìiiii Induitry” as explained by its constitu the piece of land bought by the church ^ ,tll0r parnarrj respecting the cun- num Urof speeches in Newlsirg by prom- rausacted. Collection, nude on ili aeeesslblc pnlnts In the Pnlted States snd Pausila. b 1 n*** out northwest of town a year ago, and dition o{ M i„ E1U I5on , wllo W n incut men of the party between this and tion, as follows ; t.'OKItKHI'IIN llK N T, Ladd A 1 litoti. Portland . National Park liauk, New York. it is reported that they will build at an eick for , om,. timc w„ h fcvw> This has election day the first Monday in Ju .e “ Thaot>ct cf t’ is L«v j i «hilt be to pretoet »fràngerà vialtlag the city are Invlted to call at Ihc bank (or Information conccrnlng tha eli/ Arrv.-r - , I a ! ' ' by a tariff on import*, which niiall Corrcspondence invite^. •=*!/ s»c-iro Arr.çr cin industrial orcduct* carl-v ,Ia-V' ' been a very aggravated ea«c and ns ti.cre ;ln,‘ tb e campaign will be closed by a e -arnst tue csmpstition cf foreign labvr.” V The regular monthly business meeting j* some lung trouble developing tbe •¡•■caking and a grand blow out on of the Christian Endeavor will he held physicians have decided to try the Saturday night previous to the election, There are no personal or private at 8 o'clock next Saturday evening at aseptolin remedy. The effect will l>e Dx^k out for poster», The liens have lieen the salvation profits in connection w th the organiza- of Oregon fillring these free trade the Friends church. Pres. Xcwlin will watched with much intcrc-t and Miss W asted :— '-everal trustworthy gen- t'onand itissu sts'-cd by memberships, times. You want the best breed. Try give a short address on “ <»ur Special Bond's friends sincerely hope that the tlemen or ladies to travel in Oregon for contributions a id the distribution of its Field,” and Rev. James Price will tcil new rcmedy will resLore her to health established, reliable house. Salary $780 and exisTirc«. Steady |Kt«ition. En- publications. “ How We May Assist the Church.” again. I lia v n fitte d lip a Eggs for Bale. £. H. W OODWAW). Everybody welcome whether members . . . . . close reference and self ad<lrc»*ed flRST: Cnrr;scondcn:o ¡3 «ciicitod r«ff»rdi«f . . A musical entertainment was given ro o m In tint C le m - '• W om bhral p ” oi i " Gfi.cial Corrwpord«nU.’* of the society or not. * . , stampc<l envelope. The D-nninl n Com- SECOND: W« and welcem« contributio''*, last Friday night over the wires of the LI very B. ip ii mens l>any. Third Floor, Omaha Bldg., Chica-1 V The preliminary field day of the col* Willamette Valley Telephone Company w h e re I ¡m i p re p a re d THIRD : V/a » l a - * « o f <Jceum«nta go. III. > T |u#htion. C .m* lege will 1* held on the college campus ¡n wHicH Portland, Middleton, Newberg, to d o C a r r ia g e and Ladies wishing What did you say about the Newberg r'-. i.H l Lor ;..d to«ry»ddr®«*for 50c«nt*. Saturday. May 2. The events will con- Dayton, LiFayette and McMinnville B uggy P a i n t in g in work done in F' 'J RTH : F»nd po«*- e*H rgquaat for f La Ar**r an F' norvs gt.M sist of foot races, distance from one- participated. Tiie music from the Xew- Meat Market? It would not 1« close« 1 •as . ' the latest style, first-t in »» *t> le. W ill t w , ' f V/p ' jfArgroire'raUry, 5«fe*t. and nt reason* eighth to one mile in length; jumping, lierg office was furni-hcsl by the Xew- long? you were right. It i» now open ‘ •so a ls o v a rn is h and sta in 23J Stroot. N»w Ycrk able prices « i l l plovse call at my dress Simplest, pole vaulting, etc. There wid also be I-erg orchestra, conitssse-1 of Charley an'1 ar* n *° *"l'piy von with fu r n it u r e . B ed ro c k making department, on first street, two bicycle races in which some visiting Hudson, cornet; Samuel Lashier, violin; B'1* ! meat. Don’t forget us when you S tro n g e st, J Work la#. doors east of Morris A Miles. P r ic e s . F. H A N N A . men from McMinnvill will participate. Mrs. Nellie Jone-, guitar, ar.d Luther w“ nt *n.v t llin 8 in '>llr line 4 1 it I* M its. SADIE T m o lto . MM 0TAÜLKY ¿i Coorz*. COOITR, The program will open with a bicycle Charles, violin. Sibyl Woodwsrl also SrAXLav A Top parale in which all gentlemen and lady gave a piano solo from the residence. Word comes c*p from Heppner, Morrow »'* Race W e r. cyclest are invited to take part. D -n’t The McMinnville brass hand furnished county, that I<, I*. Greene, the r t l 4 . f frt .Mo»t M oderi end profrsu lve leave your wheel at home because it is excellent music, Pete Olds of LoFayctte, pastor of the M. E. church at that place i U O lK illJ . s lib ili • W bo can think of miM almplo For cataloftie or In format loa write to A ten eeat adtoM on «0 1 ha aaag ‘T h e Fatal Weddi . to good wao« i Friday, April M, 1«M, » ' it | }f tliio* to patent? Protect roar M m *; th«r may br___ ___ _____ jam wealth, THE M A R U N FIRE AR M S CO.. charged to pay the expense« of the I . ~ • at.d Portland'» high d i ■ a n d e to llla i JaodnCan, nho la * d t a t a a A 1 t u O l > t i . M i . ’»tent i Atfor- tto r W rite JOHN W fcDDEhlil’ RN ft CO . Patent |s* ? • ' •'«'•’vote j »I o#w». WMhiiurteii. D. t’.. f<»r ib**ir fi.NJO prize offer Ladies free. * wa; very entertaining. in Ncwt-crg. Krw Iftrva, end list cf t no • i~entloo* OUR PRICES TELL THE STORY. Goods are Sold Lower Than Ever. “uroimnkiu, ìiytelaWStgir, G iaghaias, Uli, Ins, «inn ¿SlflllljSj «1 00 a.s».r, SO G . 51 D O Sjtsp, w e»., 2 !)C . GidirVissgw 1 Î *1 BOOTS A N D SH O ES. T H E S E A ltE A F E W P O IN T E R S O N L Y . T D:E # 0 :R:E:$:T:S P IO X E E E H A R D W A R E w t O R E . Lemorest’s Magazine Free J. B. MOUNT, City. W ILSON’S I « n o not i I Hard Burned Brick for Foundations and Wells. Jesse Edwards & Son, Props. THE GRAPHIC AND PACIFIC COLLEGE. ISTewberg, Ore. College Classes. Normal Course, Book-keeping, All the Grammer School Studies, Music and Art. CREAM PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS. ELEGANT DINING CARS. I TOURIST SLEEPING CARS. M IN S #WDi« THROUGH TICKETS BANK OF NLWBERG. A . P . T . L . ! IP I I I I 1 I I I 1 ________ I ill (!) Republican Speaking! I I I (I! « BÜCGY PAiHT.NC !') tìì ____ —id OUR FRIENDS! THE SILVER LACED WYANDOTTES. 1 » W anted-An Idea MARLÜ h R£: peat ING L ^IFLE n À
