O T E A M E R TO LE D O -TIM E CARD.
^ftU ktri-w eekly trip.-* between Dayton *u.l
Porr^Bff. Leaves Dayton at 7;:»>J a. m. on Mou-
day: W e d n e sd a y s au i Fridays. Leaves Port-
land at 10:30 a. m. on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays.
COLLFCK 1 r m is .
F. H. .Storey was in the eounty seat
Mrs. Nellie Jones left here last week
Wednesday.
for her former home in East Tennessee, j
OUR PRICES
TELL
THE
STORY.
School work is over until next fall.
For all kind of store repairs, on short
Go to Xewberg Clothing House and
Wliats the matter with Macy for an
notice, see J. B. Mount.
buy a nice summer suit and get a hat i all round athlete?
Where are the people who said Cox
Lewis Jones, Joseph Wilson and X . C. free.
g T E A M E R S ALTOSA AND KAMOS I A.
couldn't ride a bicycle?
Christenson were in the city Thursday.
Mrs. Hattie Hadley and children of
(G >liig south, read dow n ; north, up.)
Field Day is over, the college is ahead
D A I L Y BOATS.
Mrs. S. E. Gardner, came up from Dayton attended commencement on and Macy is the athlete.
f>:4'» a. ra __ lv . Portland ar .
. p. m. 2:40
Portland, last .Sunday with the Hobson Tuesday.
8:1» ................ Oregon C i t y .....................12.30
« in n
The class day exercises Tuesday fore­
11:40 ..................... Newberg.................. a. m. 10:40 funeral party.
Buy your groceries of Porter—nice noon were entertaining and am using.
7 «pool« for -
-
-
—
Westcry Refinery, 19B> for
If ■■Uw
4:30 p .m .
..
Salem
................... 7:4'»
7 ;0 0 .............. a r . Independence l v ........................ 6:80
Herbert Cash rendered a tine vocal
Miss Heater Henry of Tualatin a for- aUlI fresh. The liest of everything—
SUNDAYS.
solo at toe graduating exercises of the
flaliaa Standard Brands, Beautiful Styles
9:00 a. m ......... LV. Portland a r .
vp. m. 3:30 mer student of the college visited with the liest is always the cheapest,
Senior Preps.
1:30 p. ra ..............New ¿erg ........................... 12:30
VlUiSyj at 42., 5 j., 5C e. tut 1 6.-.
3 ..
O e,
1 Canhy Heston aud family came down
6 :3 0 ..............
Salem.
a. m. 10:15 friends in town last Sunday.
Oscar
Cox
went
to
the
city
Monday
8:30 ............ a r . Independence l v
9:00 i
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Earhart, of La- ' fr01“ Dundee, last Sunday to hear the with his wheel which gave way with
fcFree hack meets boat at New berg.
fayette, visited in town last Sunday baccalaureate sermon by President Xew- him unite suddenly.
Q
R. & N. CO.—TIME CARD.
Ellis Hadlev. an ex-member of f)S was
J im
with Mrs. Earharts brother George Tol- j *‘ n-
^
s u
Steamer Elm ore leaves Portland Sundays and
down to see liis brother graduate from
Apron Cneeks, 20 yards for
"•***
itest White, 35B. for -
-
Judge J. E. Magers of McMinnville the preparatory department.
Thursdays at 0 a. in. Returuiu? leaves Salem son.
Tuesdays and Saturdays at 0 a ra.
Attorney O. P. Coshow, and C. H. I who was in town ou business Tuesday
Wiley Snyder left on Thursday morn-
Steamer M odoc leaves Portland Mondays,
flL !.i!a n .
Before, 10c. and 11c.
W ednesdays and Fridays at 7 a. m., returning Kinney, of McMinnville, attended the called in at this office for a pleasant ing’s train for his home at Fort Stevens,
the follow in g days.
Pass New berg on the
ttA lM C g i; Now, 7c. and 8c.
Sjffltpj
Good, per gallon,
25Ce
j
by
the
sea.
Wiley
intends
to
be
with
chat.
; Woodman’s entertainment last Friday
dow n trip at 6:20 a. tu.
us again next year.
O liver S l Colcord agents for railway lines.
Prof. J. C. Hodson lias been at Mc-
I night.
...
,
• .
• i Prof. Morrison hadonexhibition inthe
OREGONIAN RAILW A Y DIVISION
T. B. Gumming! and son Claude com­ Mmnville during the week assisting in laboratory, during commencement, the
— AND—
vl&UmtSl -At almost your own price.
C M U tg tf
per gallon
f c
PORTLAND AND YAM HILL RAILW AY.
menced work on a residence for a party the county institute living held by Supt. : work done by the Botany and Biology
J.
B.
Stilwell.
|
classes
during
the
last
term.
over in the edge of Washington county
Trains a rrive at Newberg as follow s:
North.
, , South.
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Bean arrived here
The Sen. Props, had a blow out Thurg-,
7:Vi a. m.
*12:30 p. m. this week.
, . ,,
,
,
,
. „ . 1 day night at the rooms of Miss Nannie B O O T S
A N D
S H O E S .
,A lar8®lnn,d woU « so rte d stock of NEW GOODS JUST r u r a l 1 ices as
12:30 p. m.
ti Oi p. m.
x ^
- 1 ^
m . a
.
|
o w a8 the lowest, here or Portland.
Clint Smith, who has been at Fresno, last Sunday from their home at Santa j
R ep ort says they didn’ t get in un-
♦Every other day.
In this line we have some special bargains that will last for some time.
Clara,
California,
and
are
visiting
with
!
til
after
9
o
’clock.
Too
young.
California
for
some
time
returned
last
PdHseu?er aud Freight Kates to all ^points,
be obtained from
C. it. FRISSKLL.
Monday. He reports business very dull j Mr. Bean’s sister Mrs. Elizabeth B. : Rev. J. W . Cowan’s address before the
Agent Newberg.
Crescent society Monday afternoon, was
Miles.
down there.
\r
t o
i
s ti i r,-
, I very instructive. The literary society
- F. FISIIEK. Newspaper A dvertising Ageut. i
,
„
Y o u rs fo r business, U V E O IR iIE ^ IS &
M I L E S .
Mrs. L. , . Rhodes of Hood Liver, who | was fortunate in securing such a speak­
j
21 Merchant's Kxch-uian*. S m FrancUeo, I An o ld fr ie n d of George Metcalf n a m -
la oar auttiorlasil ageut. ThU paper U kept on - d
^ j f
Brookins, Xortli Da- was called down to McMinnville on ac­ er.
file in his ofliee.
’
Leon Kenworthy, left for his home in
— - cota was here the first of the week visit­ count of the sickness of her aged mother,
visited her sons Walter and Warren Washington, Thursduv morning, Leon
ing with him.
Robertson in Newberg last Monday. has made himself quite pcqular with
_________________ _________ _________
Miss Lida Hanson and Harry Allen
the students and we hope to see him
She
left for her home on Tuesday morn­ with us again next fall.
~ I have been awarded state certificates
ing.
Misses Elma and Florence Brown,
P ark er A Hodson are giving away hats. I and are consequently ready for teach-
Miss Lula G. Sargeant who has filled both old students visited old friends in
ing
anywhere
in
the
state.
The Graphic and the Oregonian for
town and attended commencement ex­
The Graphic is under obligations to the position of instructor in music in ercises this week. Miss Elma is an cx-
$2.00.
Pacific
College
for
the
past
two
years,
membor of the glass of ’90.
A new lino of Periumes at H ill’s drug­ the editors of the Crescent for the re- has declined to continue the work an­
The reception to the Seniors, given hv
| port of the commencement exercises
store.
other year as her parents have moved to the Christian Associations last Friday
; which appears in this issue.
Charley Cavel of Middleton was in
»Southern California and want her to go uight, was a very enjoyable occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Morris and Mr.
town Tuesday.
there. Miss Sargeant lias done very Tho X rays photo-gallerv was the most
Still holds forth with everything in its line
unique feature of the evening.
and Mrs. Henry Clenimen3 left town at
that the trade calls for. Come and see and
I efficient work in the college and she will
E l Hendricks, of M iMinnville, was in
Perhaps
the
largest
audience
which
an early hour Thursday morning for ^ m;88ed
the communitv.
you may buy or not, us you pleuse.
town on business last Saturday.
has ever been in attendance at the col­
Meadow Lake fishing grounds.
lege,
was
at
the
musical
and
elocution­
The
Red
Rock
mining
company
of
Friends yearly meeting will bo held
President Newlin goes to McMinn­
which John Brown is president, with ary recital given by Miss Sargeant
here next week beginning on Tuesday.
Monday evening. Those present enjoyed
ville to deliver a lecture on “ Fallacies in
; T rice s ch e e rfu lly given . A t you r service.
Mrs. F. A. Morris and Mrs. Julia Maris Education” this evening at the teachers headquarters at Scotts Mills, has decid­ a very pleasant evenings entertainment.
W in be wreathed with a m ost e n c a sin g
ed
to
offer
a
limited
number
of
shares
of
The Freshmen passed a very pleasant
visited with Charles Hadleys near Dayton institute, by invitation of Supt. Still­
• mile, after you Invest In a
stock in the company for sale.
Two evening at the home of Miss Jessie Britt
last Saturday.
well.
of the heavy stockholders who were last Thursday. The time was spent in
Fred Scott, of Salem, visited here Sat­
John Crawford of Dayton was in town furnishing the money to develop the playing games, partaking liberally of
the good things set before them, and
urday and Sunday with his cousins Lon Tuesday and Wednesday. He is yet un­
the Red Rock mines, died during the afterwards in listening to some good
and Irvin Scott.
decided as to whether he will build a past year and this sale of stock is to be music.
BCUIPPED WITH ITS NEW
Jesse Hobson and children will prob­ new residence on bis block in Newberg made with a view of raising funds to
The graduating exercises of the Senior
PINCH
TENSION,
ably remain here for some time before this season or not.
push the work in accordance with what preparatory Tuesday afternoon were
ALW AYS GO TO
highly appreciated by the large and at­
returning to Portland.
M r. and Mrs. Shephard Ong, propri­ was contemplated before.
TENSION INDICATOR
tentive audience which was present.
— AND—
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Hoskins went to etors of the Shephard House of Scotts
J. F. Searls and Thomas Smith of Next year’s Freshman class will be a
McMinville on their wheels last Sunday Mills, and the Misses Elma and Flor­ Rockford, Illinois who came out with the promising one if all the graduates are in
morning and returned in the evening.
ence Brown came over tne first of the excursion of medical men from the east school next Fall.
This most complete and useful devices ever F irs t n n d M e r i d i a n Streets,
Quite a good deal of interest was
NEWBERC, ORE.
Enos Blair and sons Bert, W ill and j week to attend commencement.
added to any sewing machine.
arc in town. A daughter of Mr. and
stirred up over Field Day exercises last
For everything In the grocery line. Y ou w ill always ft ml on my s h e lv e s , large «m l weil selected
Fred came over from Marquam last Sun- j Some work has been done recently on Mrs. E. H. Skinner’s also came out with Friday. The boys representing the col­
stork of staple ami Fancy Groceries, Wonileiiware, C rockery, Stoneware, Glassware,
day to attend the funeral of Mrs. Hob­ the road leading down the hill to the them from Rockford. Mr. Searls was a lege were victorious with a majority of r i i o w n i T E i s
Lamps, F low er Pots, etc. E verything solil at lowest living prlee for cash.
five
points.
Two
of
the
prettiest
events
river
by
filling
in
with
broken
brick.
resident of Newberg for
several
Durably and Handsomely 0bflt,
son.
FRUIT
-A
. SPECIALTY.
of
the
day
were
the
quarter
and
half
produce taken in
for pood*, A fair Investigation o f tny goods aud p rice« is
, . exchange
,,
J. B. David has lieen out in the south­ This piece of road ought to have another months about six yen's ago, and lie is mile bicycle races which were both won Of Tina Finish and Perfect Adjustment, Country
nil I abk,
' ’ oods
* delivered
* *■
G
to all parln o f the city, and to the boat lauding.
ern part of the state during the week coating of gravel this season if possible. here looking after business interests by Oscar C ox .
Sows ALL Sewablo Articles,
He notes many changes
The Racket Store, 2nd door east of near town.
Y . M. C. A . was led last Sunday hv Aud will serve and please you up to the full
looking after his mining intrests in that
Post Office, lias a fine assortment of about town that have taken place since Oscar Cox and Ore Price. This was the limit of your expectations.
district.
farewell meeting of the year and an
he was here four years ago.
A c t iv e D e a l e r s W a n t e d in unoccu­
Charley Wilson will assist his father laces, silk mitts, hosiery, hdk’ t's, and
earnest appeal was given by Oscar Cox
notions
of
all
kinds
that
are
being
sold
A
magazine
article
on
the
“
new
that all should remain faithful during pied territory. Liberal terms. Address,
in the store during vacation and the
firdW '\1 do their own delivering after very cheap. Eggs taken in exchange for woman in Yam hill,” may reasonably be the summer vacation and requested that
goods.
6-12t2
expected from the pen of a couple of the fellows might remember in prayer
tl^ W e e k .
those who will leave us soon.
CLEV E LA N D . O.
Prof. J. H. Douglas, Jr., who has had young lady bicycle riders who “ saw the
Dr. A. Mills and family of Dundee
We are sorry to know that Prof. Jes­
elephant,” in a ride out from Newberg
’
arge
of
the
Scotts
Mills
schools
for
the
sup will not lie with us next year, hav­
have been in town during the week vis­
Face and Fancy M old Brick a Speciality,
Prices from f.r>.00 per thousaud up.
Call or,
into the interior of the county a short ing accepted the principalship of the
write for particulars.
iting and attending the various exercis­ past two years came over on business
time
ago,
in
bloomers.
With
tired
Whittier Academy. It will he impos­
last Tuesday in company with his sister
es at the college.
A g e n t , .M c M in n v ille , O r .
Miss Mellie Douglas, the postmistress of limbs they returned, long after the sun sible to fill his place in tho classroom
and
in the hearts of tho bovs of Pacific
N cw bcrj?,
Dr. E. P. Dixon is. having the paint­
............................................
Oregon
had
ceased
to
cast
a
shadow,
but
the
big
Scotts Mills.
College. He has worked faithfully for
ing on his residence on north Meridian
Who
can
chink
dog that followed them in their wander­ the liest interests of the boys in athletics
of dome simple
The
statement
made
many
years
ago
street opposite the college finished. J.
thing tu pntent7
ings kept the “ boogers” away and they as well as in the Y . M. C. A. May lie Protect your Ideas; they may brine
you wealth. 1
that “ man cannot live by bread alone”
M. Tice is doing the work.
JOHN WEUDEKBURN A CO., Patent Attor.
cried only a little bit over their unex­ prosper in his new field of labor is the Write
1 »LP 0 T LUMBER YARD
neys, Washington, D. C., for their gl.tiul prise offer
is as true as it ever was—he must have a
desire of the boys.
and
Hat
of
two
hundred
Inventions
wanted.
Dr. I. L. Scofield, the dentist, has
pected experiences.
™ # A *
NEWBERG, OREGON.
nice juicy steak or a roast of meat to go
in
e
students
ot
the
college
gave
a
re­
moved his office to the front room of
The places made vacant in the faculty ception to the departing members of our
POORS.
LATH , GLASS,
with it. Stanley A Cooper are always
CEDAR.
the Wright building on first street where
WINDOW*.
LIME,
HASH
FIR,
.-rrrta
ready to furnish their customers with of Pacffic College by the resignation faculty Wednesday evening in Prof.
MOULDINGS, HAND,
WKIOIIT8,
REDWOOD.
he has much better light.
Hartley’
s
park.
A
very
pleasant
time
SHINGLES,
•
IIAIK.
COKI),
of
Professors
J.
J.
Jessup
and
Miss
R.
YKLL’W PINK
the best of fresh and smoked meats.
B u ild e rs H a r d w a r e .
was
spent
in
games
and
music,
after
ETC., E tc .
W m . Chapman, of Ballston, Polk
W . Hinchman, have been filled by tlio
“ Dennis” Stanley, came down from election of Prof. J. H . Douglas Jr. of which Herbert Cash spoke a few earnest
County has been in town during the
words in behalf of the students.
He
L igh test,
week visiting with the Metcalfs’ and at­ Heppner, Morrow county last week Scotts Mills, Oregon, and Miss Julia S. gave to each of the professors about to
where
he
has
been
at
work
during
the
leave
us,
a
word
characterizing
them­
tending commencement exercises.
White of Louisville, Kentucky. Prof.
spring for N. C. Maris. He reports pros­ Douglas finished his study of the lan­ selves while they have been among us,
W o rk in g .
Rev. J. W . Cowan, of Oregon City,
pects good for big crops east of the guages in Europe and is especially quali­ which were certainly very befitting.
Vloftt
came up on the boat Monday and deliv­
To Miss Hinebman he gave the word
mountains this season. He will return fied for the position he will occupy.
“ s e lf-fo r g e t fu ln e s s t o Prof. Jessup,
ered an address in the afternoon before
A ccurate,
again in a few days.
Miss White is a student, both of Guil­ “ c o n s is t e n c y t o Miss Sargeant, “ pa­
the Crescent Literary Society. He re­
Receiver.
Com pact,
tience,"
and
to
Prof.
Folger,
&
Mothers
will
find
Chamberlain’
s
Cough
ford college North Carolina, and Bryn
turned home Tuesday morning.
“ genuiness.” The professors responded
Moat Modern and progressive
Remedy especially valuable for croup Mawr, I’ennsylvaina and comes with the briefly but feelingly and tho students
A1 Cornell and Leonard Myer3 spent
For catalogue or Information write to
and whooping cough.
It will give highest recommendations as a teacher.
telling them good bye ns far as school
a couple of days at Meadow Lake, fish­
THE MARLIN FIRE ARMS CO.,
life is concerned, the company dis­
prompt relief and is safe and pleasant.
ing the first of the week. They report
The Graphic has been requested to banded.
New H aven, Conn.
We have sold it for several years and it
a fine trip and a catch of ninety trout
suggest to bicycle riders that they turn
F o r the K id n ey s.
has never failed to give the most perfect
ranging in size from eight to sixteen
to the right when thpy meet teams on
“ I am 65 years old ; have had kidney
satisfaction. G. W . Richards, Duquesne
N o t ic e o f S h e riff* » S a le .
inches, which is good for trout.
the road. A rider is entitled to his diseafe and constipation for 25 years.
Pa. Sold by A. T. Hill, druggist.
NOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN that the under-
Am now well—used yourS. B. Headache
share
of
the
well
beaten
road
and
driv­
8 i piled as Sheriff o f Y am hill County, Htate o f
Miss Kate Glen of Dayton assisted in
Summer is now here and there is no ers of teams should respect this right, nnd Liver Cure one year. Used 6 bit- Oreiron, under aud by virtue o f a w rit o f E x e ­
the program at the graduating exercises
ties
at
50
cents
each.
J.
H
.
Knight,
cu tion, Issued out o f the C ircuit Court o f the
mistake about it, for the Grand Round but the rider should turn to the right
Rutledge, Or.” - For sale by all drug­ State o f Oregon, for the County o f Y am hill, on
held at Friends church Wednesday
the 18th day o f May A. I). 1890, upon and to e n ­
Indians are now passing through town and not dodge about to the confusion of gists.
morning, both with vocal and instru­
force that certain jud gm ent ren dered on the
daily with dusky sons and daughters of the teamster. It might be said in this
21st «lay o f January 18J0, in an action before J.
Card
of
T
h
an
k
s.
mental music. Miss Glen is an ac­
M. Writfht, Justice o f the Peace In and for the
all ages and conditions, little Injins and connection that footmen often make a
To my friends and acquaintances of p recin ct of East C hehalem . County o f Yam hill
complished musician.
big Injins, loaded in wagons, all on 1 mistake in trying to dodge wheels. A Newberg: It is not witli any thought of State of Oregon, w herein Morria, w ile s & Co.
The farmer has to sell his stock cheap their way to Oregon City and Portland wheelman is often competed to change customary formality, but from a deep w>i m P laintiff and Thom as Morgan was D efen d­
ant, «aid judgm ent being in favor o f said Plain-
You are respectfully invited to rail and inspect
and it is cheap meat that you want, on their annual overland voytge. Just the direction of his wheel to hold his sense of duty and privilege, that I take titl and Mviiiust said Defendant, for the sum of
stuck ut any time whether you buy or nut.
144 Mi and the sum o f $10.00 attorney’s fees and
this
method
of
extending
to
you
mv
sin­
while it is your money I want. Take what they go for nobody seems to know, pqualibrium but he will not interfere
for $0 05 costs ana disbursem ent« o f said action
advantage of the supposed short life of but they do go each year and when the with a footman if the later takes a cere thanks, and feelings of gratitude, w ith Interest on said several aunts, from the
for your expressions of sympathy in 2!st day o f January 1800 at the rate o f 8 per
the Central Meat Market and buy meat “ Injin” tide sets in in that direction it straightforward course,
! words and deeds, in the late beroave- cent per annum, and for accruing costa
And whereas, a transcript o f said lod gm en t
at h a r d time prices.
J. 8. B a k e r .
i ment my children and self have just
duly filed and d ock eted in the office o f the
may be taken for granted that summer
Inasmuch
as
there
were
so
many
passed
through,
also
for
the
assistance
Clerk o f said C ircuit Court on the Ith day of
Dr. and Mrs. G. W . McConnell, have weather is near at band.
February
1890.
who kindly assisted in various ways to that was so kindly given in laying to its
ereas, un d er and by v irin e o f asid
And whereas,
been in Portlond, during the week at- j
doling Fred McDonald has a great arrange for and make the late state con- last resting place the remains of a loving E xecution, I «lid on the 19th «lay of May A. D.
tending the 26th annual convention of
wife and mother.
J e sse H obson
H36, duly levy upon the follow in g d .t c r lb e !
liking for Indian relics and bones of vention of the W . C. T. U. a success j
I real property belonging to .. I d Th
the National Medical Association which
| gan, ,ies,.r|ber! a . fo llo w , «n wit:
A v o id C onsum p tion .
animals of prehistoric ages, a liking that it is impossble seperately to thank
T ne n«»rtheast quarter o f the northw est quar­
has been in session in that city. About
By stopping that, cough. We know ter and lot num ber one (1) o f «ectlon twenty
100 delegates have been in attendance, which he has been cultivating quite ac- every one: Therefore lie it resolved,! o f no better remedy for coughs and tw o (22) In tow nship two (2) south o f rantre
Y o u r s Tor b u sin ess,
lively . of late.
In
voy- that we as a Union do take this means colds than the S. B. Cough Curb. 50 three (3) west o f the W illam ette M eridian In
.
. Ills . most
. recent
.
a large numlier of whom are from the
Y am hill County, Htate o f Oregon, and contain
ages
of
discovery
he
has
gone
as
far
as
of
expressing
our
gratitude
to
the
trus-
cents
per
bottle.
For
sale
by
all
drug-
in * 77.03 acre«.
east.
Now therefore, by virtue o f said Judgment
the Indian burying grounds near Wap- tees of Friends church for the privilege gists.
| nnd e x a c t i o n aud in pursuance o f the com -
Jo Morris who has a force of men cut­ to lake where the bones of that once
of holding the convention in that buil 1- j
F u ti; H a c k
i mandn thereof. I w ill o n H tturday the 18th «lay ,
ting balm wood for the Excelsior Mills noted triloe are mouldering away, and
A D. 1896, at the hour o f One o ’ clock p.
ing, to those who so liberally donated
Free back to steamer« Hoag and Al* o m f July
o f ¿ul«l «lay, at the cou rt hou*a d oor, in the
at Oregon City was down from his wood the guns an l trappings that were buri­
to the lunches, to young ladies for their bany. LTp the river at 10 A. M. and city o f M cM innville, Y am hill County. Oregon. |
rell at p u b lic auction to the highest b id d er for ,
camp near Weston 1 ist week laving in ed from time to time with the chiefs
untiring services in waiting at table, down the tiver at 1.30 F. M. Leave or­ ra«h In hand, the abov e described real proper-
der» at Newberg hotel.
supplies an 1 engaging mire choppers. arc yielding to the action of the ele­
tty
, to satisfy s«»id e x e cu tio n , costa and accru-
to the merchants for the 1 yan of dishes,
G-19t2
H e r b er t B t b a t t o x .
■ ing cost».
Jo says the wood Is easily choppel and ments. He m ide a trip up there on
Dated this the 10th day o f June A. D. 18% .
to the hotels for reduced rates, to the L.
\\ «, HENDERSON,
splits readily with an ax. He is paying T.ies lay when he unearthe f two gun
“ Wake up Jacob, day i» breaking!” so
T. L. girls and boys for escorting guests
Sheriff o f Yam hill C ounty, Or
«m
s
sixty ce its per cord for cutting.
barrels and an oi l flint lock which is in to places of entertainment, and to any said DeW itt’s Little Early Risers to the
man who had taken them to arou*e his
It is reported th it thero was quite an a fair state of preservation. Fred believes others who may have lent a helping sluggish liver. A .T . Hill.
A L I . N a llrtt.
exciting liear hunt in town at a late in the doctrine of the resurection and he hand. On behalf of Newberg U nion.
Consumption and bronchltin nrc not
hour Monday night. Some of the col­ proposes to continue his searches in that
Committee.
by nny means the ‘tame, although it is
lege boys could probably give some vicinity.
Mrs. Vannie Martin who arrive 1
hard to distinguish one front the other
pointers respecting the -iz- of the tracks
Mrs O. C. Yocum who lives high up home last week from the cast, stopped
Bronchitis is an inflammation o f the
Honors— W orld’»
and the direction old bruin went if they 0:1 the side of Mount Hood at an altitude over for a short rest at Indianapolis ami
lining o f the wind lulies or nir vessels
aold Medal, Midwinter F it.
were so disposed. Toe bovs say heir prubably Higher than that of ihe home visited with Rev. Thomas C . Brown,
F ull E nglish course .
o f the lungs, rails!ng soreness o f the
hunting is a very pleasant pastime in a of any other woman in the country, was formerly pastor of the Friends church in
FRENCH AND GERMAN
same, cough, sore throat, hoarseness,
town like Newberg when the animal in town the first of the week visiting Newberg. A short time ago one of the
BUSINESS BRANCHES
difficulty o f breiithirig, spitting o f mat­
wante 1 is only a mounted specimen be­ her brothers Warren and Walter Rob- members of Rev. Browns church who is
B o o k k e e p in g , s h o r t h a n d , t e l e g r a p h y .
ter and sometimes blood. Thousands
longing to the college.
ertson. Mr. Yocum has been in poor engaged in the mannfacture of bicyeles,
die ennually with tills dread disease
The June evenings wcare having coul 1 health for several years and be finds made him a present of one of his be-t
Wl.bur’s Cough Cure will cure. Price
hardly be improved on by man if they that the high dry atmosphere of Mount wheels. lie was enjoying his new .tee 1
50 cents. For sale by all Druggists
were furnishei to order, and when in the Hood agrees with him well and eonse- very much but just about the time he
F r * . M a rk .
stillness of the night air and Iroamland quently he has for the past year or two had learned to ride comfortably, and
The O. C. Tran*portstion Co. ha-
isTnear at hand the serenaders steal made his home there. In the winter only a short tuna before Mrs. Martin
made arrangements w ith Kverctt Wees-
■^Pritly up beneath ones window and season it is a lonesome place to cast was there, a thief broke into his resi-
tM-r to run a free hack to carry passen­
ger* to the steamers Altona and Kaiimna.
|^RNri8T*Y.
Cultivated female voices mingle in song one’ s lot but daring the summer, vis- dence and sto’e the wheel and it has not
rrOK NKY AT LAW.
A bout each way every day.
First class
with the sweet strains of ths guitar, it itora to the snow capped pealr make it been heard of sir.ee. Hor*<> stealing is
accommodation* and quick time.
|s not to be wondered at if one con­ more agreeable. Mr. Yocum acts as entirely out of date now and toe fellow
N ew berg, Oregon.
Pa's the go--1 word along the line.
cludes that life is fo r t h living in this guide and furnishes supplies to sight- who gets his name in the papers must
fiesmle*» fo ld rrowne bridge work, cold
Pile* can be quickly cured w ithout any Prom pt stteutlon given to all lets! businsss.
Oregon of o.fr*, after all.
“ Playing by seers. lie is also a splendid artist and lay his hands on a bicycle instead,
«liver ami bone flllinv«; *liimfnnm or rubber
Newberg; O regon
plate«: teeth extracted without pain. Prlcns
operation by simply spptynlg DeM itt's
the old Mill
was fine. Come makes splendid stereoscopic views of This affords a change but it is little re-
Most Perfect Mad*.
O rrice — »econi Flnctr
rM*oi»able.
, Witch Hazel « a fw . A . T . Hill.
mountain scenerv.
| liet, especially to the owners of wheels. |
again.
fca »k >1
Pul’ ll«»f.
40 Years the Standard.
1 J.T / V «a n a ? s %
Goods are Sold Lower Than Ever.
DiyWtniSegar,
Wist,
Gisjkss,
TH ESE A llE A FE W PO INTERS ONLY.
Ï
y our Face
Local Events.
IONEER H ARDW ARE STORE.
P
J. B. MOUNT, City.
U
AUTOMATIC TENSION RELEASER,
WHITE SEWING MACHINE DO.,
£r~F. M A N N IN G ,
W I L S O N ’S
GROCERY
Nine m
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! ■ tom
Hard Burned Brick for Foundations and W ells.
Jesse Edwards & Son, Props.
W anted-An Idea
W P HFAPOriTi
NEW ST0RE==
O p en ed In H nttun
C lirlsten so n ’a Old S ta n d .
Nice line of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats,
Shoes, Furnishing Goods, etc.
Goods all up to date.
No Shoddy or out-of-date stuff,
PRICES TO COMPARE WITH THE TIMES
Courteous treatment. No trouble to show
goods. Goods delivered anywhere in the
City free of charge. Produce taken in
exchange.
YOUR PATRONAGE
T p P H I) T F T )
RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. J» V- x U I l l J E l i l .
E N G L IS M U S IN E S S
Highest
Awarded
Pair,
PORTLAND
OREGON
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$IC8
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POW DER
CLARENCE BUTT.
I. L. SCOFIELD.