Newberg graphic., June 19, 1896, Image 2

k n ’s Baccalaureate address. We can do |o f w ays of rem ed y in g such an ev il I per life. H e does not know h is debt
1 little b u t announce bis them e as tlie ad ­ H e said tw enty-five per cent of our to C h r is tia n it y .
dress itseif was too interesting to report, c o u n try is forest, an excess of It*) per
M any rays of the light of tru th may
j he seen in some of th e many religions
i n f lit t i KVKKY FfUI>AY MORNING.
j He announced as his te x t th e words of ; cen t over th e farm ing land.
N unnie M. Ong w as n ex t listened to , of the w orld. The B uddhistic, the
tlie prophet to his serv an t.
“ Desirest
Desire on "T h e Test o f G reatness.” M issO ng’s | Greek mid Roman religions have parts
K. II. W o o d w a r d , E d it o r A P i ' b ijh u k r thou great things for thyself?
them n o t.” This discourse was n o th ­ m em ory failed her, otherw ise site of the tru th in them , hut the light which
ing b u t good, sound advice delivered in spoke well. H er idea of tru e g reatness I A braham saw was the true Divine light.
FR ID A Y , JU NK 19, 1890.
is th a t o f c h a ra c ter a n d not of social or | C hristianity is moral and religious.
a clear and pleasant style.
ew berg
l o th in g
o use
A d d ;-« » » B . f o r « t h a
In the evening of financial stan d in g .
Miss K atherine Glen n ext e n te r­
jfc.utc*cA as • e c o n i eins« matter at Hie post C h p l s t l A n A s s o s l a t l a n » . g u n d a y J u n e 1 4 >
Roy D av id ’s oration w hich followed tained the audience w ith a piano solo
om cc at Newberg, O.-ogon.
Rev. A .T . W are delivered to a fair th is w as full o f in terest from tlie begin- w hich was alm ost as good as the first.
sized audience, mostly young people, tlie ing. T h e “ I n s tin c t of A n im als,” was
Mr. II. F . Ong, the last one to be ad-
COM M ENXEM KNT.
address to th e Christian associations. e v id e lit’y well m astered by Mr. David. 1 ded to the A lum ni Association, enter-
A vocal solo by II. T. Cush followed i tuined his hearers w ith his fine ora-
H is rem arks were about tlie m agnitude
C om m encem ent week has enme anil
Mr.
of th e work th a t is before th e Y . M. and th is.
Mr. Cash san g “ My M oth­ | tion, “ E ducation and Progress.”
gone. T h a i brief period o f college life
Y. W . C. A. and o th er C h r istia n organi­ e r ’s Farew ell B lessing,” In a way pleas­ Ong teem ed perfectly a t hom e on tlie
th a t seems to condense th e w hole
zations of young people. A fter such an in g to tlie au dience an d com plim en­ stage if it was his first experience at
y e a r’s work a n d th e tim e w hen last
earnest apjieul for workers in the grand ta ry to him self. N e x t on th e program graduating from a college. H e held the
m eetings occur a n d
friends m u st
work and tlie clear portrayal of tlie was C lara E . B ra y ’s oration entitled attention of tlie audience from th e first.
ehsiige th e ir pleasant association.
needs of tlie field, surely th e young peo­ A rtie E xplorations. H e r m em ory was Mr. Ong’s oration was a finished pro­
W ith m any it is a lim e o f sorrow
ple are inspired w ith larger purposes in good h u t h e r m an n er lacked force she duct of a clear th in k e r. His explanation
Home leave w ho w ill re tu rn . O thers
life. Rev. W are is an easy, earnest and h an d led h er subject well evincing th e of the different stages of developm ent of
go n ev er to retu rn again am i com m ence­
fluent speaker and his words go straig h t fuct th a t sh e h ad prepared her oration tlie m ind and soul and th eir final p re­
m e n t fills th em w ith sorrow because
in tlie sam e th o ro u g h m a n n e r as she dom inance over th e m aterial forces, was
to th e m ark.
th e y m u st leave th e ir friends here, and
managed very skilfully. A less careful
On M onday were some m ore exam docs h er lessons.
w ith 'g la d n e ss a t th e prospect of m eet
T lie key note of success was struck speaker could have easily burdened liis
¡natio n s a n d in th e afternoon w as tlie
lo g w ith friends a t hom e. T h e varl
an n u al address before th e C rescent by A lberry L George in an oration on hearers w ith the them e. H e said:
McKINLKY AND HOUAItT.
ous ev en ts o f com m encem ent week in L iterary Society.
“ Experience has taught us th a t when
In d u stry . He said w it, bruin, m oney,
1890 w ill long be rem em bered.
lio
n
.
W in. M cK inley of Ohio for pres­
On m otiday a fter­ count for little w ith o u t in d u stry or the m ind is not trained and disciplined
« s s B asto s« t h «
A fter th e state field ."»di."
C r a a j a n t S o « i« ty .
the individual is suffering an inesti­ id en t, G arret A. H obart of New Jersey
noon Rev. Cowen, of h a rd p e rsisten t w ork.
O u r F ie ld D o y .
d ay th e boys w en
O regon C ity, delivered a very sclio'ar
Good citizen sh ip w as n ex t dealt w itli mable loss. * * * The correlative for vice-president, and a sound money
u p a stu m p to know how to m ake ly address before th e C rescent Society by Alice lliu sh u w .
Miss H iiishaw forces of the m ind, knowing, willing and
th e Pacific College field d ay in ter Mr. O. L. Price, presid en t of tlie Soci­ h an d led th is im p o rta n t problem in a feeling are th e only im plem ents of the p latform . This is tlie result of the re­
Both
eating.
H ow
well we succeeded ety. introduced th e sp eak er w ith n w ay w hich allowed her Interest in pure inner man separating the anim ate from publican national convention.
m u st be decided by those w ho few words of apology for th e sm all g o v ern m en t a n d righteous reform the inanim ate, and elevating man to tlie nom inations were made on the first bal­
atten d ed . T w o day s lieforo th e tim e
n u m b er presen t. Rev. Cowen Is a S he said th e fact ih a t w om en were de­ position of crown in creatio n . I t is on­ lot. The vote for president was as fol­
one of th e Ju n io rs bantered th e “ o th e rs”
very in terestin g sp eak er an d every nied tlie franchise was an uncom pli­ ly through the intellect th a t these vital low s:
M cKinley, 601)4; Reed, 84)4;
for a co n test betw een th e Jur.loi
forces can be afforded any tru e culture. Morton, 58; Quay, 61)4; Allison, 35)4.
one was delig h ted w ith his effort on m e n ta ry re m n a n t of barbarism .
class an d all o f th e o th e r
members
* * Skepticism is not to be feared
th is occasion. IB s them e was suggest­
To liny one w ho hud been on th e N .
For vice-president: H obart, 553)4! College Glasses. Normal Coarse, Book-keeping,
o f th e school.
T h is was prom ptly
All m an­
ed by th e nam e o f th e society—Cres­ I’. It. It. th e n ex t oration was of espec­ by the tru th seeking soul.
accepted a n d in five m in u tes ev ery ­
cent. H e w arned th e young people ial Interest. I t was by W alter E . Met kind could not eradicate any conceiv­ Evans, 280)4 J Bulkley, 39.
body knew o f th e proposition. Now ag a in st allow ing tlie w onderful acblev*
calf. H is subject w as tlie scenery on able tr u th or cause one particle of the
All the Grammer School Studies, Music and Art.
began a w rangle w hich we are sorry inents o f th is c e n tu ry b ecom ing th e
LA F A Y E T T E .
th e road of w h ich we spoke. H is de­ false to prevail against it.
m u st lie m entio n ed for it o u g h t to br­
* * Over education is im possible.
m aster of tlie m an. I t Is a g ra n d th in g scrip tio n s w ere good.
ia r below c o le g e stu d e n ts to do us
Tlie locks in th e river a t this place are
to lie m uster of ih e im m ense forces
T he vocal solo by Miss Mabel E d ­ False education is the cause of such an
som e did in th is all air. T h e disputes
a sure tiling now notw ithstanding
th a t have been so recen tly harnessed w ards was enjoyed by every one. H er idea ever coming into existence.
Students ran enter nt any tim e and find classes to suit.
w ere m ostly disposed of how ever, be h u t it is a terrib le th in g to lie th e ir
e x cellen t home for girls and boys is provided uuder the care of a com petent Matron, at
Reason is ever im proving tlie means G rover’s veto. T he engineers will tie I the An
sin g in g is well k n o w n a n d needs no
low est possib le prices.
f >re tlie day for th e co n te st a n d on slave. He feared th e ten d en cy to p u t
E xcellent bo ird in private fam ilies. Moral and Christian influences thrown A b o u t students.
c su m ie n t—suffice to say sh e sustained to tlie end, in stin ct repeats th e same here soon to locate the locks .. .H ugh
We confidently believe thnt superior advantages cannot be offered in the Northwest.
S a tu rd a y , J u n e 12 a t 9:30,u sm all crow d th in g « In th e sudd'e a n d m an beneath
acts year after year. The good of all Carey and wife have settled down to
h er rep u tatio n on th is occasion.
All e xp en ses moderate. Correspondence and visits solicited.
w itnessed th e peaceful o p en in g of the
For catalogues and inform ation, address,
housekeeping
in
th
e
Poling
property.
.
.
.
it. A large crow d should have greeted
M any of tlie orators show ed com ­ education and progress is to enable one
He’d day.
Ills plac
Rev. Cowen.
m endable fam iliarity w ith th eir su b ­ in tlie last m om ents of earthly existence
P R E S ID E N T P A C IF IC C O L L E G E ,
to scan tlie glen of life ami tru ly say I tended th o funeral of Dr. Taylor of
T h e score was k ept by g iv in g tin
_
I n th e e v en in g th e jects b u t none m ore th a n W alter B. have done my best.”
N K W BFR G . OREGON.
A m ity, who was an Odd Fellow and was
m u s ic a l« .
w in n e r o f first place five points, the
college chapel was H adley w hen he spoke on bird life his
A nu m b er . of buried by tlie O rder . . There were quite
second tw o und th e th ird one. To
P r e s i d e n t s R e o a p t io n .
a
num
ber
of
old
pioneers
attended
the
more th a n crow ded by persons eager to m a n n e r was none to forcible perhaps
friends called at
sim plify th e report we will give the
h ear th e m usic a n d elocution. Wc lacking slig h tly in a n im atio n , b u t th e th e homo of Pres, and Mrs. N ewiln be­ pioneer m eeting in Portland this week IE3SE EDWAUD8, President.
N. E BRITT, Vice Pres.
B. C. MILES. Cashier
rep resen tativ es of th e J u n io r team first
and report the largest and most interest­
m ust say, how ever, th a t th e e n te r­ au d ien ce w as m uch pleased w ith the tween the hour of 4 and 6 in the after­ ing meeting they have had for several
a n d those o f th e —‘'com bine” after
ta in m e n t Itself was not su ch a one as production.
D r. W atts has just returned
noon of com m encem ent day to extend years
w ard . Tlie first event was th e :
There
should a ttra c t such ail audience.
Miss M. L a m b rig h t w ho followed Mr. congratulations and see how th e new from a business trip to Albany
S ta n d in g H ig h Ju m p : 4 ft; 1 I>. Price
W ith a few exceptions th e program H adley d e a lt w ith a subject ratn e r graduates looked. Of course every is quite a gang of R . R. carpenters here
3 O Price—2 W. Many.
now repairing bridges and cattle guards
H o p Ju m p : 18.0 ft ; 1 O. Trice, 2 D. was fur below Ihc stan d ard . T h e V io­ m ore difficult.—T h a t of storm s. Miss one who came w ent away in th e best
We have an ice cream and candy
Price, 3 O. H o b so n .
lin solo by Mr. 8 J. Bushier was excel­ L a m b rig h t ex p lain ed correctly th e puz­ of hum or. Everyone found the g rad u ­ shop in connection w ith the saloon, in a
R u n n i n g H igh J u m p : 4.9 ft.; O. Price lent. T he piuno d u e tt by Misses 8ar- zling ph en o m en a of sto rm s w ith th eir
separate
building hut under tlie same
ates w earing a com placent sm ile and
a n d O. Hobson tie for first—3 E iluker.
m anagem ent . L. G. Suiter has moved
geant
a
n
d
Clurduer
and
also
,th
e
one
liy
tlie
same
sized
h
at
they
were
accus­
a
tte
n
d
e
n
t
causes
100 y ard ru n , 11 2-5; 3 <). P rice,—1,
to W illam ina w here he lias taken charge
C A P I T A L STO C K , $ 3 0 OOO.
Misses H oskins and C raven n e re good
P erhaps th e subject ap p ealing m ost tomed to.
M aey, 2 N elson.
of a flouring mill .. W . W . Sm ith and
We
th
in
k
Pres,
and
Mrs.
Newlin
are
S ta n d in g Ifroad J u m p : 9 2 ft.; 1 I) I’he piano solo by little Miss Bernice to tlie audience wus t h a t o f good roads
ready to grant to the lem onade foun­ C harley E a rh a rt have sold th eir fast
P rice, 2 <J. W ilson—3, B ry a n t .
W oodw ard was well ex ecuted and th e F ra n k I)each h an d led th is in a prac­ tain a p art of the honor of th e ir success. horses to tlie superintendent of tlie In ­
S ta n d in g Hop S tep J u m p : 28 1 f t ;
D IIIF -C T O U S :
L ater in the evening tlie students gave dian school at Salem . . Jack Robinson
W ilsnu an d O. Price tie for first, 3 1) o ctett a n d tw o or th re e o th e r n um bers tical w ay. He gave th e h isto ry of road
an old tim er is here from Alaska visiting
It. C. MILES,
J. C. COLCOKD
are deserv in g of m e n tio n . O f course b uilding and advocated convict lubor a reception in honor of the m em bers relatives .. Mr. G ible and tlie widow JES3E EDWARDS.
P i ice—.
N. E. BRITT.
E. II. WOODWARD.
R u n n in g B road Ju m p : 18.3 ft.; 2 we m u st tak e in to acco u n t th e very for rem ed y in g Oregon u iu d uud dust on of tlie faculty who will not be w ith G race were m arried last week and re­
us next year. This
was given in
W ilso n , 3 H obson—1 Maey.
busy tim e In w hich p rep aratio n s were th e h ig h w ay s. Air. Deach was last of Prof. H artley ’s Park in the east part ceived an appropriate seranade.
1-4 Mile Bicycle race: 42 seconds; 2
m ade for th is e n te rta 'n m e n t before we Ids class to speak.
Follow ing was of town. Most of th e m em bers of
B ritt —1 Cox, 3 Metcalf.
A irs. M ary H o b s o n D e c e a s e d .
H am m er T hrow : 59.5; ft.—1 Maey £ judge too h arsh ly . We th in k th o u g h Prof. L ew is ill an adm irable address to tlie faculty ami some old students
and alm ost all the students of th is year
Certificates of deposit issu ed payable on demand. Exchange bought and sold
Oood note*
M rs. Mary Hobson, daughter of Enos
Kd w ards 3 B ryant.
Miss Hnrgeant Is cupable of fur b etter th e class, and a q u u rte lt w hich sang were present. A very pleasent tim e
discounted. Deposits received subject to cheek at sight, nisi a general banking bu sin ess
S h o t Put 20.9 ft.; 2 W ilson 3 H ansoi th in g s.
“ Tlie L ord is m y B h ep h erd ” in u m an­ was spent in playing games at th e first, B lair and wife of Jesse Hobson died in rnusneted. C ollections made on .ill accessib le points in the United States and Canada.
—1 B ryant.
after w hich tlie Misses C raven and Sar- the city of Portland on Saturday m o rn ­
C O R K K S l’O N D K N T »— Ladd <& Tilton, Portland: National Park Bank, New York.
T uesday m o rn in g a n e r very com m endable.
50 Yard R u n : 0.1-4; 3 O. P ric e -1 Nel
S a m o a C l . . . D a y . g o C ( , s , m , n U ( ] l e |) 0 0
Strangers v isitin g the city are invited to call at the bank for Information concerning the city
B enediction by Rev. Jas. I’. Price geant sang a few beautiful songs w ith a ing, Ju n e 13, 1896, after an illness of
son 2 Maey.
g
u
itar
accom
panim
ent.
The
m
em
bers
some ten days. Tlie deceased was m ar­
T h ree Begged race: 7.3-4 seconds; 1 greeted th e Seniors. It was th e e v e n t dism issed th e visitors. A fter inspect­
C orrespondence invited.
1’rice brothers. 2 Hobson a n d A lien 3 of th e ir class day exercises. T h e first in g its (lowers th e class visited tlie of the faculty each made a few rem arks ried to Jesse H obson in the spring of
and
then
a
few
m
om
ents
were
spent
in
W i son an d Ilo d so n —
1881 and to them five children were
O ne Mile H an d icap Bicycle Raci num ber on (he program was a violin j photograph g allery for th e purpose of saying last farewells and tlie sad yet
Mr. Jam es Perdue, an old soldier re­
born, four of whom are living. At tlie
solo by H . F. O ng Mr O n g su rp rised secu rin g class pictures. T hu exercises happy company dispersed.
3 57 3 4; 3 B ritt—I E dw ards 2 Cox.
siding a t Monroe, M ich., w as severely National Ore & Reduction Co.
Still
later,
at
9
o’clock
the
A
lumni
tim
e
of
her
death
she
was
36
years
of
5720 C h e l t e n h a m \ v e n u e ,
Sack R ice; 1 I). Price 2 H an so n 3 those w ho th o u g h t he knew n o th in g of tlie ufternoou w ere voted splendid
afflicted w ith rh eu m atism b u t received
are said to have given a banquet to tlie
IPod son—.
age.
She
had
been
in
poor
health
for
S
t.
L o u i s , M o ., U . S . A .
h u t electricity Mr. O. K E d w ard s unan im o u sly .
new graduates. Of course no C rescent
prom pt relief from pain by using
22 ) Yard H u rd le 31 1 2; 1 (). Price
th en delivered h im self of a very in te r­ craaiam
No fu rth er apologies reporter w’tis in this august body but the past five years but until recently she C h am b erlain ’s P ain B ulm . H e says:
1) Price—2 K en w orthy.
------ MAN UF AC TUR ER S OF------
had been in ra th e r better h ealth. She
Pole Vault 8 8 it ; 2 B r it t- 1 B aker 3 esting address As a valedictorian Mr. n n l . n l . t o m n e 0 J | , e g i v e „ f o r t , , e a large tim e is reported.
“ A t tim es m y back w ould ache so bad ­ F u rn a c e s for N icke l, C o p p e r, C o ld ,
was an earnest Christian and died w ith a
K M7.jr.
E dw ards did very well. By req u est of Crescent e n tertain m en t w hich occured
ly th a t I could h ard ly raise up.
If I
W e d d i n g Bella.
S ilv e r a n d Le a d O re s .
1-2 Mile Bicycle Race: 1-28; 3 B r l t t - th e Seniors tlie Ju n io rs occupied a p a rt on Tuesday evening. As a whole it does
bright hope of a blessed im m ortality.
h ad not g o tten relief I w ould n o t be
1 Cox 2 Kd w arns
KNO IN EE R S AN D CONTRACTORS FOR
A
few
days
ago
Jo
h
n
T.
S
m
ith
sen
t
The rem ains were brought to Newberg
>f
tlie
tim
e
on
class
day
w
itli
a
h
i-to
ry
not
deserve
m
ention
but
we
m
ust
speak
220 Yard R u n : 25 seconds; 3 I). Price
here to w rite these few lines.
C h am ­
of tlie class by S L. H anson. T h is of tlie excellent music th a t was furnished out to a few of his friends an in v ita ­ on the boat on Sunday and the funeral berlain’s P ain B alm h as done me a
— 1 Maey 2 Nelson
tion
to
a
tte
n
d
a
reception
for
tlie
facul­
services
were
conducted
from
the
former
R i i H on S tep Ju m p : 33.4; ft. 1 W il­ was n e x t on th e program and w as a by Miss Edna Nowlin, Miss Jessie
ty of Pacific College at ills residence on residence of tlie fam ily, dn th e corner of g reat deal of good a n d I feel very
so n —2 R ound 3 K irk .
very good paper. T h e th re e S en ­ B ritt and tlie orch estra.
F'or sale by A . T.
1-2 Mi e ru n : 2.28 1-2; —1 Mncy £
th
e co rn er of T h ird an d R iver streets, Second and River streets, by Rev. Jam es th a n k fu l for it.”
iors th e n indulged in a song u n d were
Estim ates' on fluxing Materials, Ac., furnished
H ill, druggist.
S tan cy 3 Ne'son.
The
real
com- on th e ev e n in g o f T h u rsd ay , J u n e 18.
on application.
C o m m en « « m o n t D ay.
P . Price and Mrs. Ja n e B. Votaw, at 5
Two Mile R lcyc'c Race: 0 51 1-4; —1 called back and honored tlie Ju n io rs
ineiicem ent
day T he guests w e n t a t th e appointed tim e,
F l o w e r M ifiiio n D a y .
p. m . Tlie bereaved husband and child­
K lw .ird r a i d W oodw ard 2 Cox an d w ith a song of condolence. T he last
dawned bright and clear and before 10 \
Flow er Mission D ay w as duly ob­
Metcalf.
will und testam en t of th e class o f '90 o'clock tlie friends of Pacific College to j and g a th ered in th e parlors ot Mr. ren have the sym pathy of the com m un­
410 Yard R un: 01 1 4; 2 Price—IM acy
served by th e N ew berg U uion J u n e 10.
S m ith 's beautiful hom e, c h atted plcas- ity in th eir afiliction.
was
th
e
n
read
by
L
ida
H
anson
3 B ryant.
tlie num ber of five hundred or more had ! n n tly to g eth er for an hour, w hen to
Miss Effie M aey, su p e rin te n d e n t, t»f
<* ■<> Mile ru n : 0 55; 2 T oU on—IMacy A very a p p ro p ria'e song w as th e n re n ­ filled th e Friends church. They cheered !
3 S tanley.
We are anxious to do a little good in th is d ep artm en t, read a selection e n ­
dered t»y Mr (). K . E dw ards. Oil be­ ns th e class of ’90, w ith Pres. Newlin at \ tlie am iizem ent of m ost of those pres­
ent th e y w ere in v ited to pluee th e m ­ this world ami can th in k of no pleas­ titled , J e n n ie Canedy a n d h er flower
O ne .»tile W u'k: 4-01 1 2; 1 Cash 3 h a lf of th e Ju n io rs II. T. Cash th e n
tlie head, tiled onto the stage.
A lien —2 E dw ards.
selves in a proper a titu d e to w itness a an ter or lietter way to do it than by rec­ m ission, a fter w hich q u ite a num ber
Pres. Newlin announced tlie invoca­ cerem ony, jo in in g Jo h n T. S m ith an d
T ills is th e olll dal sei.-e an d of gave a prophecy concerning th e m e m ­
om m ending One M inute Cougli Cure spoke of th e beautilul m in istry of flow­
bers
o
f
th
e
senior
class.
Mr.
Ong
th
en
tion tty Rev. W are after w hich Miss Ed­ Miss Robbie W. H iu c h m a n in h appy
c nirse dors not give a clear idea of tlie
as a preventive of pneum onia, consum p­ ers. F or o u r en co u rag em en t Mrs. Solicits tlie patronage of hi» old Indiana
read a paper "C onsid eratio n s by th e na Newlin rendered a beautiful piano
Cook read th e follow ing clipping. A
field day. Tlie score lit th e close was,
Friends who need watch repairing done.
tion and o th er serious lung troubles correspondent in Iow a w rites th a t th e
W ay” an d it w as full o f good ad v ice . solo "G em s of Scotland” in her usual w edlock.
Ju n io r class 95 points Com bine 101.
T he above nam ed persons th en a p ­ th a t follow neglected colds. A. T. H ill. W om an’s C h ristian T em perance Un 2 7 0 M o r r is o n S t .
Next cam e tlie p a rtin g song by th ree artistic m anner.
A fter all tlie kieks th e com bine cam e
ion in th a t state is m ak in g rem arkable
PORTLAND, OR.
m em bers o f th e class o f ‘9(1. Those In I Mr. O. K. E dw ards now gave his ora­ peared before th e com pany of surprised
o u t on ly live little points ahead and of
M r. W atson, who owns th e farm on progress. T he U ni m s know n os the
Attendance left all feeling proud of th e tion, “ Economic Causes of Poverty.” guests, w hen a beautiful m arriage cere­
n
o
n-partisan,
have
retu
rn
ed
alm
ost
en­
e nirse th e Ju n io rs a ” • >pt th e ir sli ire o f
m ony w as conducted by President tlie top of Bald H ill where the residents
Seniors.
tirely to tlie old organization, an d
ENTISTRY.
M r. E dw ards’ oration was chiefly taken T hom as N ew lin , pronouncing th em
th e g o ry how ever sm all it m ay he.
of tlie valley have been accustomed to have received a h earty welcome.
G r a d u a t i n g E x o r a l bah ,
T
he
fourth
up witli ii consideration of the laws of m an a n d wife. A fter tlie usual con­
I t Is fair to say th e y did w ell, only S e n i o r P r e p a r a t o r y C l a s s
Tlie follow ing was also read : A coun­
take th e ir tenderfoot friends on th eir a r­
S enior Pro- I Economics, li e said tlie evil of slavery
E . P. DIXON.
h a v in g nine en tered , ihc o th ers h a v in g
g ratu latio n s w ere o fife red th o d in in g rival from the far east, to show them ty W . C. T.LT. recently objected, by
partory class o f Pacific College h a d Its was not in Ihe mere fact of the servitude
N ew b erg , O regon.
resolution,
to th e gro w in g custom of
about sixteen. W e ure n o t in favor of
room
wus
filled,
w
here
all
sat
dow
n
to
the beauties of this Oregon of ours, lias hold in g “sm oke ta k s” in m e n ’s or­ ! Gold filling, seam less gold Crowns and
o o m im u o cm en t exercises on th e m orn- of tlie slave hut his inability to develop
su ch an arrangem ent a n o th e r y e a r for
Bridee work a specialty. All kinds Amalgam,
ing of Ju n e ltith. O w ing to th e largo the faculties w ith which his C reator en­ a b an q u et of such good th in g s us only concluded to put up trespass notices. ganizations, because it countenanced ! Bone
and dilver fillins- «lone. Also artificial
a lth o u g h it w as ev en ly d ivided it was
Oregon affords. T h e new ly w edded He says th a t for th e ordinary every day tlie use of tobacco T he U nion adjourn­ teeth with gold filliugs at bedrock prices. All
atte n d a n c e a t th e class d ay exercises dowed him .
People talk too much pair need little in tr duction to th e
work warranted.
n o t tlie best to produce tlie proper
ed
to
m
eet
J
u
ly
,
1st.
R
eporter
run of hum anity who w ant to go gazing,
of th e S enior class of tlie college, m an y alxmt th e ir rights and th in k too little of
c im petitloii an I a t th e sam e preserve a
T he groom lie lias no ward of com plaint but at the
C u re« C r o u p .
had prophesied th a t co m p arativ ely th e ir duties to society. Too much is readers of th e G rap h ic
good fee ing.
Now
“ My three children are all subject to |
few w ould a tte n d these. T h ey scarce­ made of tlie "In alien ab le R ights’’ or has long been Identified w ith th e in ­ spoony lover lie draw s the line.
On F rid ay e v en in g
V M and y . w. c a
ly cou d have m ade a g reater m istake. ra th e r it is m ade an excuse for too terests of N ew berg a n d is k n o w n as who can nam e the gushing, guilty pair j croup; I telegraphed to 8ati Francisco,
after lie d d ay th e !
Before tim e to begin th e college c h a p ­ m uch. People n aturally gravitate to one of o u r most honorable and reliable who have distinguished them selves got a half dozen bottles of 8. B. Cough
c'.irlstaln association gave a reception I
I t is a periect rem edy. God
el was filled to Its u tm o st seating th e ir proper stra ta in society uud yet citizens, and as treasurer of tlie board thusly in th eir young innocency and de­ C ure.
I i tint S enior el is.s A t 8 o'clock th e |
cap acity w hile ten .m in u tes la te r on th e system is not us fair ami just as it of trustees of Pacific College he has prived us of tlie freedom of this fine bless you for it. Y ours, etc., J . II.
eliap.d w as p re tty well li led by th e xtn- *
! Crosier, G ran ts Pass, Or. 50 cents per
dozens m ig h t lie cou n ted sta n d in g in m ight lie. There h a re been three sys­ proved him self to lie one of th e firm ­ lookout?
d Hits a nil for. tier stu d e n ts and special
Tlie
; bottle. For sate by all druggists.
every available plats'.
Some one tem s by wiiieh labor is rew arded. Tlie est friends of th is in stitu tio n .
W hen we consider th a t the intestines
frleu Is of th e college. After some do-
ap propriately rem arked tliut it w ould lie Feudal. Wage a.id Profit Sharing. The bride is a g rad u ate of Penn College,
Sm ith th e photographer finds th a t it
are aliout five tim es as long as the body,
1 ly caused by some of th e speakers be-
we.l to secure th e use o f F rie n d s c h u rch th ird is only Iteginning to lie used. Tlie Iowa, a n d lias been a m em ber of the
weean realize the intense suffering expe­ always juiys to satisfy his custom ers by
I h a v e f it t e d tip n
lu g a'os?nt Mr O. L . Cox, p resid en t of
faculty
of
Pacific
College
for
tlie
past
for these exercises. We should be glad great evil th a t has recently made itself
r o o m in t l ie C le m ­
rienced when they become inflam ed. doing first class work at prices to suit
th e Y. M t A . announced th a t a short j
four
years.
W
hile
occupying
th
is
po­
to see Bits done n e x t year.
felt in society is that which conies from sition she has endeared herself to tlie TVW itt's Colic A Cholera Cure subdues th e tim es.
Photos 3x4 inches for 35
pro g ram w ould be carried out. A fter
m ons
L iv e r y
B arn
’Twaa very fittin g th a t th e P asto r o f the breaking up of hom es, tlie m others
v • re I ¡m i p r e p a r e d
t'»o liiv o eitlo il by Prof. M o n ism th e
stu d en ts an d all connected w ith th e intiam ation at once and com pletely re­ cents per dozen. All o th er work as
, cheap as any gallery in tow n.
insoctatlou s m g a song of welcome. th e ch u rc h w ith w hich o u r college is and children toiling in the workshops. on lege, as w ell as to th e public gen ­ moves the difficulty. A. T. H ill.
t o d o C a r r ia g e a n d
8;».•echos were th e n m u le us follows: j connected should lie presen t to give W hile great masses of hum anity may bo erally, so tliu t it wus w ith reg ret th a t
.
B uggy
P a in tin g - in
F o r th e L ung«.
George W . M itchell and E. D. El wood
V ue work of th e Y. M. C. A. th e past th e Invocation. T h is th e Rev. Jus. P. sinking into m ental darkness and be­ it w as learned a short tim e ago tliu t
Ml fir .
ss s t y le . W ill
E lder Alsou \V. Steers w rites from
year by O. L. Price. T he w ork and Price d id in a few well chosen w ords coming mere m achines, the world is she had decided to resign her position have been at Eugc.ie during the week P ortland, O r.: " There is no m edicine
a ls o v a r n is h a n d s t a in
objects of th e Y. W. C. A. by M iry Miss B ritt of th e class of ’99 rendered a moving sunw ard. The Christian colleges at tlie end of th e year. She is b rig h t attending the state encam pm ent of tlie for th e th ro a t am i lungs th a t I can
rjj I'n n i l In r e .
B ed rock
recom m end to niluisiers, public sneak­
R ound. A ddress to th e S enior class by piano solo "R ejo icin g o f th e B irds” 111 ure tu rn in g light on th e lieiiiglited an d intelligent, a cu ltiv ated lady in W ont men of th e W orld.
M i ■ i*** -
P HANNA
ers
an
d
singers,
w
ith
th
e
confidence
world. Mr. E dw ards sat down w ith the every sense of (he term , am i tlie peo­
Miss Sadie Bond. On behalf of Hie. tier usual excellent m an u e r.
It would be hard to convince a man th a t I can th e 8. B Cough C u re.” 50
A lu m n i, Miss M icy. For th e F aculty, , Following th is was th e first o ration applause of tlie audience ringing in his ple of N ew berg «ill accept h er resigna­ suffering from billions colic th a t his eenls per bottle. For sale by all d ru g ­
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l ’rei. > cw lin. T h e Board of Mima-1 of th e afternoon by B erth a 8. ('o x , her ears.
tion more graeefu ly now, since it is agony is due to a microbe with an un- gists-
Miss K atherine Glen, Who recently learned tlia t site will add su n sh in e to a
gers K. II. W oodw ard. Before th e subject th e "W o n d e rs of th e S ea” was
Small in size, but gaeat in results.
pronouncahie nam e. B ut one dose of
hist speaker finished th e lem onade la­ treated w ith regard to Isith created taught music in Lufavette Sem inary, hom e ill N ew berg in place o f leaving D cW itt’s Colic A C holera C ure will con­ D eW itt’s L ittle E arly Risers act gently ,
PAirtTiNC
dle sounded an a'tirin a n d pandetn»- an d n a tu ra l w onders. Site drew tlie pleased her hearers witli a beautiful vo­ for her n a tiv e state.
C ongrutu a ’ious vince him of its power to afford in stan t hut thoroughly, curing indigestion, dys­
cal
solo.
“
Sleep
L
ittle
Baby
of
M
ine"
At
lesson
th
a
t
us
th
e
grain
of
san
d
,
irri­
ilium was th e order. Before g d u g up
pepsia and constipation. Small pill,! P»«*»»
are in order.
relief. It kills p ain. A. T. Hill.
j
sta irs every one had to find th e o th e r ta tin g th e oyster, is in stru m e n ta l in this tim e after which Miss Lida Hanson
safe pill, best pill. A. T. H ill.
On Thursday, Ju n e 18, 1890, Mrs.
piece of a beautiful card w h ich s u n s th e creation of a beautiful pearl, so delivered her excellent oration, “ C hris­
R. C. Miles is having his residence
F . r S a ls .
A t a B ig B t r g f t l a .
o;ie else was supposed to have. After n those th in g s w hich irrita te us m ay bo tian ity T riu m p h a n t.” She said “ Al­ Vina B. Leavitt was united in m arriage brightened up w ith a fresh coat of paint.
A 40 acre farm , six miles from New-
n u m b e r o f card s It ml been m atch ed productive of iluit m ost la'untlfiil ami though th e w orship of some of th e church « itli \\ ni. Yergen of Marion county, the Nelson Morrison of Salem lias been ap­ l>erg. H alf in cultivation, fine w ater, j My residence property on corner of
Price ftkk). For particulars inquire at Third and C enter streets in Newberg.
th e ow n ers w e n t up to th e refresh­ valuable, In o ur lives. S h e also su g ­ m em bers may tie formal and ma ly cerem ony taking place at the residence plying th e brush.
G raphic office.
11-ltf
Two story house of 9 room, good barn
m e n t co u n ter. A good tim e w as hud gested th a t tlie g reat lig h th o u ses whose nam es are on th e church hooks of F. II. Morey in Newberg. Rev. G . F.
w ith th e lem onade a n d cake n iter should rem in d us of th e ecus less toil may come far sh o rt of tlie principles Jernrd otiii iating. Tlie bride is a lady
D ll m l G la d .» « *
_
E li H ill, Lum ber C ity, Pa., w rites, and well. W ill sell at a great bargain.
O. F. W i x s l o w ,
w h ich a sh o rt tim e was sp en t in an in-j anil painful th o u g h t w hich was re­ ta u g h t by th e ir own church, yet if the who is well known in N ewberg w here Is a pleasant, palatable preparation, e n ­ “ I have been suffering from piles tw en­
hpringbrook, Or.
form al w ay In Ih c d is p e l. Mr Cox I qu ired to b rin g o ur n ation to Its pres­ eliurche* should lie taken out ol our she lias made her home for several years tirely free from all oily taale, a n d m ay ty-five years and thought m y case in- |
llnuly raounto 1 th e rostrum an d info rm ­ e n t em in en ce a n d th a t tike o u r im- land you ami I would feel far from and w here she is held in the highest es­ be ad m inistered in tern ally o r applied curable. D eW itt's W itch H and 8alvc
hom e.
teem , while the groom is one of the suli- e x te rn a lly . It w ill rem ove all pain was recommended to me as a pile cure. , Persons who have a coughing spell
ed us we m ig h t go hom e if we w anted oestors we should I# up ami doing
Tlie n ex t oration was th a t of tin y E
Tlie spirit of Christianity bring* with slsn tia l farm ers of French prairie whose th a t “ h u m an flesh is h eir to .” if prop­ so I bought a box and it perform ed a every night, on account of a tickling
to.
perm anent cure.” This is only one of j
( >n Hnndav morn. M etcalf c n tlttid Fores s
Mr M etcalf it a dem and lor education. Tlie moral­ reputation am ong his neighbors is all erly applied, and m ig h t be rig h tly thousands of sim ilar cases. Eczema, sensation in the th ro a t, may overcome
Bacaslaupasta Sarv!«•».
,
*
Price sores and skin diseases yield quickly! it a t once hy a dose of One M inute Cough
ing th e frie n d s did well. He spoke o f th e dam ages ist claims that lie ran live a life inde- that could he desired. The G raphic ex- term ed “ a panacea for all Ills."
• I *
r»
1«'-1 »*«'• *% » r.'*v
when it is ure l. A. T. H ifl.
C ure. A .T . R i3 .
'•« ceols. For safe by a!.' D
ruggists.
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e! ird . was «*>*•!-I »of o ir P. ■<*. V tv- • ¿ ' I f
NEWBERG
GRAPHIC.
Given a w a y
The N
C
H
will give
a Hat with every Suit sold for the next 30
days. Considering the extremely low price
of our suits this is the best offer ever made
in this state.
Don’t fail to call and see us.
PARKER <fc HODSON.
PACIFIC
COLLEGE.
N e w b e r g , O re.
BANK OF NLWBERG.
EQUIPMENTS OF CALORIC AND
CHEMICAL REDUCTION WORKS.
JOHN A. BECK,
WATCHMAKER
*»■> JEWELER,
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