t
TE AU E R T O LE D O -TIM E CARD.
S' Makes tri-w eekly trips betw een
Dayton and
Portland. Leaves Dayton at 7:;« a. m. on Mon*
daya. W ednesdays and Fridays. Leaves Port-
laud at 10:30 a. m. ou Tuesdays, Thursdays aud
Saturdays.
Cm a
K. C
O .-T IM E CARD.
CO.—TIME
Steamer “ Wm. M Iloag” w ill leave Yam hill
Street Dock for W illam ette R iver poiuts at 6:30
a. m. ou Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saturdays
connecting: with the steam er ‘•Albany” at Sa
lexn for poiuts south.
E dw in S tone .
J. C. M a y o ,
Manager
flup’t R iv er Division.
O T E A M E R 8 ALTONA AND KAMONIA.
• (G oing south, read d o w n ; north, u p .)
DAILY BOATS.
6:15 a, m .......LV. Portland a b ........... p. m. 2:40
8:15 ................ O regou C ity ..................... 12:30
1 1 :4 0 ........................ N ew berg..................a. m. 10:40
4:30 p . m . ..............Salem
........................ 7:45
7 :0 0 ........... a r . In d ep en d en ce Lv.................. 6:30
SUNDAYS.
»:00a. m ............ l v . Portland a b .
p. m. 3:30
1.30 p .m .............. N ew berg.........................12 30
6:30 .......................... Salem .................... a. m. 10:15
3 30 ............ ah . Ind ep end ence lv
........... 9 00
£ g p Free hack meets boat at Newberg.
R. A N. C O .-T IM E CARD.
Ste'amer Elm ore leaves Portland Sundays and
Thursdays at 6 a. in. Returning leaves Salem
Tuesdays aud Saturdays at 6 a m.
Steamer M odoc leaves Portland Mondays,
W ednesdays and Fridays at 7 a. in., returning
th e follow in g days.
Pass Newberg on the
d ow n trip at 6:20 a. m.
O liver A C olcord ageuts for railway lines.
OREGONIAN R AILW A Y DIVISION
Trains a rrive at N ewberg as follow s:
North.
South.
7:5.1a. m.
*12:80 p. m.
12:30p. m.
0:ttop. m.
♦Every other day.
9 .
Passenger and Freight Rates to all points,
ob
tained
from
C.
H. FR1SSELL.
ca n be
A gent Newberg.
P. FISHER. N ewspaper A dvertising Agent,
|J
21 M erchant’s E xchange, San Francisco,
Vs our authorized agent, This paper is kept on
file in his ottice.
Local Events.
The Graphic and the Oregonian (or
$ 2 . 00 .
Jesse Edwards was in McMinnville on
business Wednesday.
Mrs. Rogers visited with Mrs. Wm.
Yergen in Marion county last week.
Tom Duncan and family have joined
the innumerable company of coasters.
Miss Twink Graham visited in town
with her mother, Mrs. Uutan, last Sun
day.
J. C. Smock of Sherwood passed
through town on Wednesday, headed fer
the seaside,
• Van L ea v i» arrived home from Baker
City Tuesday, where he has been work
ing for some time.
Miss Lora Reece visited with Miss
Ona David on Chehalem mountain a day
or two this week.
J . M. Tice, Norris and Bert Tibodo
and Fred McDonald left for Little Nes-
tucca Wednesday.
The Hoosier pharmacy must not be
taken ior a barber shop, if the proprietor
and clerk do wear white coats.
Good music, good ice cream and a gen
eral good time on the lawn at Friends
church tonight. The proceeds go to the
missionary cause.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W . Evans have lo
cated for the present at Dayton. The
citizens of our neighboring city gain two
good citizens in the move.
Leonard Myers has moved his barber
shop around on First street where it
joins Dr. Littlefield’s office on the west.
Frank Mills did the moving.
Prof. Edwin Morrison went to Astoria
the first of the week to take a course at
the summer school at Gearhart Park.
He will probably be gone about a month.
J. L. and C. E. Hoskins, with their
daughters Anna and Joyce, went up to
Meadow Lake last Friday on a fishing
trip. The “ men folks” were intending to
tramp it down the river on the other
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side of the mountains some eighteen
miles to the settlement, fishing as
Mrs Elizabeth B. Miles aud the tw o
Wm. Kincaid of Springbrook was in
town Wednesday making arrangements Indian girls w ho are visiting with Mrs. j
Bowerman went to Salem Tuesday.
to take his family to the coast.
It is rather frigid weather when New
Bert Weesner and family and Jesse j
berg doesn't have one or two ice cream Hobson’s children left here for an out
suppers a week for revenue only.
ing at Little Nestucca Tuesday morning.
Dr. Rickard, the Sherwood physician,
Mrs. Roller, wife of George Roller, who
drove into town behind his spanking who had been sick for some time dies!
team of trotters Tuesday evening.
last Saturday and was buried on Sunday.
The next meeting of the county horti
Sam. Terrel and Lum Haworth are up
cultural society will he held at Newberg
the river with their teams helping
Sep. 8, when agood program is promised.
OUR
Awarded
Manors— World’s Fair,
PRICES
Gold .Medal, M idw inter F it .
TELL
THE
STO R Y
• •%
Goods are Sold Lower Than Ever.
'D R *
iin r m r T M ,«,
7 spools for -
CREAM
-
-
IrytaMtiir,
Pa It** Standard Brands, Beautiful Stylos
bimCCl uf 4c., 5c., 5'^c. and 6c.
G d d M ,
1t o
Be«s,
Apron Cnecks, 20 yards for
SLO
O
,n '*
Before, 10c. and 11c.
Now, 7c. and 8c.
UUlrdtigS;
3i2JlkStSl
At almost your own price.
&
» .
Best White, 35B> for -
Syrilpj
Most Terfect Made.
4 o Years the Standard.
» im
,« * » *
TVestery Refinery, 17B> for
■•**
-
Good, per gallon,
Didar Vinegar
SLO
O
ÜSCt
15a
1 h e N ew H o o k S p o o n F r e e t o A ll -
ROOTS AND SHOES
I rend iu the Christian Standard that Miss A.
A large and well assorted stock of NEW GOODS JEST IN, at prices a l
S p a u ld i n g ’ s m e n w it h t h e b ig l o g d r i v e . M. Fritz, statiou a ., at. Louis. Mo., would give
■ n .- L X X - r
low as the lowest, here or Portland,
j nti elegant plated hook spoon to anyone send* ¡ U V / V / A O
Mrs. E . Sease of Dayton visited in
Mr
and Mr«
nol ana
on.l ineir
thoir foum
ing her
ten so »cent
stamps. I seut for oue aud
* ir. anu
^irs. Harrv
n ai ry W
woou
j
useful that I showed it to my i In this line we have some special bargains that will last for some time.
town with her daughters Mrs. Grimes
from Dover near Eagle Creek, friends, and made $13.00iu tw o hours, takiug
and Mrs. Spaulding last Monday and two . boys
.
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orders for the spoon. T he hook spoon is a
are in town v is it in g his mother Mrs. C. household necessity. It cannot slip iuto the
Tuesday.
Ward
! dish or cook in g vessel, being held iu the place
Y o u r s fo r b u s in e s s , I M I O I E L I R i I S
&c " M I I I L j I E S -
4 *
by a hook ou the back. The spoon is some-
Mrs. J. T. Smith made a business trip
o,
.
.
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. ,.
.
' thing that housekeepers have needed ever
Lee b tan ley is clerking in Morris iv Kiuce spoons were first invented. A nyone can
to Falls City in Polk county the first of
ill-« ’ s to r e in t h e fthaenee o f F * I t e r I set a sam ple s p o t» by semlinz ten
the week for her sister who formerly M
am
ts store, in m e ansence 01 r . A. .nor- iUmp, to j/|lg ritta. This is 4 .pleudtd sent
*«y
ris who is off on a trip to Mount Hood to make m oney around hom e.
lived at that place.
J,‘ annette S.
Very truly,
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy cures this week.
3-
Vows* F a c e
colds, croup and whooping cough. Pt is
President New lln will prcaJh at the
Jim Hilton, one o f the Hilton broth-
pleasant, safe and reliable. For sale by Unlon Church west of Wheatland next l’r8 wll° worked n hop yard across the
A. T. Hill, druggist.
Sunday, where a basket, meeting is 10 r^ver )*sl season, is iu a fair way to be
| *’°nie fatuous at the expense o f some o f
If you meet a man who reminds you lie held.
the river men who have been racing on
of the picture of “ Billy Bryan, the boy
Charley Smith was in town Wednes
orator of the Ptatte,” it is J. C. McCrea, day collecting camp stools and other the Widumette. Jim has been riding
on the bouts that have been engaged in
minus his whiskers.
necessary camp equipage for an outing tills pastime and has informed the
Ham Hutchins of Dayton has been de with his family at the coast. They will
Still holds forth with everything In Its line
authorities at Portland that more
livering some very fine timothy hay in probably leave today.
that the trade calls for. Come and see and
steam has been carried in many instan
you may buy or not, its you please.
town this week which he harvested on
Ham Hutchins of Dayton prairie has ces than the steamers are licensed for.
his place east of town.
rented the cottage west of Frank Had S 01110 o f the captains have been urrest-
Parties wanting buildings moved or ley’s for the winter. They will move cd and more arrests will probably follow.
Prices cheerfully given. A t your service.
raised will do well to call on Tice & Tib hero in the fall and send one or more of I 11 case o f conviction, half the fine,
odo who are prepared to do such work their children to college. Glad to see which may amount to several hundred
W ill b a w r e a th e d with a m o s t e n g a g in g
and guarantee satisfaction.
7-17t2
dollars in euch case, goes to the infor
good citizens coming in.
sm ile* a f t e r y o u Invest In a
Mrs. Fannie Liter will leave here on
mer, so it looks like Jim was not in it
Mr and Mrs. J II. Hussey o f Sacru-
Saturday for a few days’ visit in Portland
altogether on uccount of a burning de
mento, California arrived here on W ed
after which she will leave for her former
sire to save the lives o f passengers.
nesday and are visiiin gat John Hash’s.
home near Columbus, Kansas.
Mrs. Hussey and Mrs. Hash are cousins.
A C lianoe t o M a k e M o n e y ,
CQUIPPLD WITH IT0 HIV#
Pass the good word along the line. Mr. Hussey works in the Southern Pa
I
have
berries, grapes aud peaches, a
Piles can be quickly cured without any cific car shops at Sacramento.
PINCH TENSION,
ALW AYS GO TO
year old, fresh ns when picked. I use
operation by simply applynig DeW itt’s
T EN SIO N INDICATOR
the
California
Cold
process,
do
not
heat
Miles
and
Spaulding
took
the
furni
Witch Hazel Salve. A. T. Hill.
— AND—
ture out of the steamer Grey Eagle last or seal the fruit, just put it up cold,
The Ornduff boys, who are operating
week and stored it away, after which keeps perfectly fresh, and costs almost AUTOMATIC TENSION RELEASER,
a saw mill over on the north side of Che
the little steamer was turned over to the nothing; can put up a bushel in ten
he most complete and useful devices ever
halem mountain, say they are finding
added to any sewing machine.
Oregon City Transportation company minutes. Last week 1 Bold directions
For everyth in « In the grocery line. Yon w ill Always find on my shelves a U rge and well selected
ready sale for all the lumber they can
stock o f Staple and Fancy G roceries. W oodenwaro. C rockery, Stoneware, Glassware,
under lease during the season of low to over 120 families; anyone will pay a
cut.
T
h
o
W
H
I
T
E
Is
Lamps, Flower Pots, etc. E verythin« sold at low est livin g p rice for cash.
dollar for directions, when they see the
water.
W
Z E L T J I T C T A -I R S .A
S P E C I A L T Y .
Hugh Nelson w>as in town Tuesday
T
beautiful samples o f fruit. As there
Curably and Handsomely Built,
Country p rod u co taken
goods,
ken in exchange for goods.
A fair investigation o f my goods and prices lz
future and until lurthar notice
1 ,
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fresh from the harvest field. He says ,, In the
all I a»k. "
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GoodB
d elivered to all part« o f the city, aud to tho boat lauding.
.
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are manv people poor like myself, I Of Fine Finish and Perfect Adjustment,
steamer “ Win. M. H oag” will
,
pitching hay is pretty tough work this the
,
■ in .
. 1 1 i> .1
, consider it my dutv to give iny ex
Sewa ALL Sewsble Articles,
the Yamhill street dock, Portland,
,
f
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hot weather but he gets there just the leave ...................
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perience 10 such, and feel confident any
for
Wilamette
river
points
at
0
a.m.
on
1
,
,
,
.
,
f
A:.d
will
serve and please you up to the full
same.
P R E P A R A T I O N S
F O I L
t ,
,
one can make one or two hundred Uol- limit of your expectations.
Tuesdsys, Thursdays and Saturdays, ,
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W . F. Young of Wilsonville, with
,, ,
lars round home in a few days. 1 will
A
ctive
D
ealers
W
anted
in
unoccu
connecting with steamer “ A lbany” fori
whom the writer shared a bed in Chi points south.
mail sample of fruit and complete dl- pied territory. Liberal terms. Address,
cago one night during the crowded, clos F
‘
lections, to any o f your readers, for
Prof. Elmer E. Washburn, who is eighteen two ceiit stamps, which is 011 -
ing days of the Worlds Eair, was a pleas
WHITE SEWING MACHINE DU,
quite well and favorably known here has : |y the actual cost of the suuiples, post-
ant caller Tuesday.
CLEVELAND. O .
Charley and Alf Moore arrived home secured the principalship of the north I age, etc., to me.
Frances Casey, Ft, Louis, Mo.
from Big Nestucca last week, bringing public school in Ashland, Douglas coun 7-24113
with them a big box of clams, all of ty, for the coming year. Elmer, as he
A g e n t , M c M in n v ille , O r.
bitual Criminal la
which went off like “ hot cakes” as soon is faqailiary know n here, is a thorough
wifo inis
ah \vfio
has been con
student and lie will without doubt givo Connecticut^ rnuV
as they reached Newberg.
O f N ov om be r 3 are alread y wel l under wa y. A n e w
the patrons of this school good work in victed of a crime three times shall, at
Who can think
Monday evening’s train was two hours
o f ionie simple
the class room. May succeess attend the expiration of his third sentence, be
thing to patent?
late on account of a delay caused by the
deemed incorrigible, and may be de Protect your Idea«; they may bi
P r e s id e n t o f t h e U n it e d S t a t e s
his efforts.
Write JOHN WCDDEKBURN ft OO.. Patent Attor
Oswego local running into a dirt train.
tained in prison for twenty.-livo years. neys. Washington, D. C.. for their $i,6u> prize offer
and list o f tw o hundred Inventions wanted.
The steamer Altona leaves Portland
Little damage was done with the excep
la to be Kledflil and the
The first application of the law has been
tion of jaming up the smoke stack on daily now at the usual hour, makes the
made in the case of George A. Minor,
run
to
Mission
where
freight
and
pass
the local’s engine.
who is now detained in tire Wethers
‘i ’I**.’‘•Iv.*
Walter Kirk says his pair of bronze engers are transféré 1 to the Grey Eagle field Prison.
will, as always, Iw found in th« thickest or the fight, battling vigoro
and
then
makes
the
return
trip
to
Port
turkey hens which he shipped out from
usly for N o iiim I B u s i n e s s P r i u c l p l e s , which will bring P r o s
land.
The
Romona
is
undergoing
a
A L I « N a llc .l.
the east last spring have laid 97 eggs and
p e r i t y t o t lio N a t i o n .
Consumption and bronchitis are not
beside the eggs sold he has raised 40 thorough overhauling at Portland to be
T h o N e w Y o r n W e e k l y T r i b u n e is not only the leading
young turkeys.
He is highly pleased ready for the fall and winter run. The by any means the (same, although it is
Republican paper of tho country, but is p r e - e m i n e n t l y a
O. C. T. Co. is on the river for business hard to distinguish one from the other
with his purchase.
N o tio n a l F a m ily N e w sp a p e r .
Its campuign news aud discussions will interest every American
Frank Vestal has bought a half inter and the j>eople appreciate the service. ! Bronchitis is an inflammation o f the
The teaching force iu the Newberg lining o f tho wind tubes or nir vessels
citizen.
est in a barber shop at McMinnville and
A ll news of the day, foreign correspondence, agricultural depart-
is now flourishing scissors and razor j public school from principal down will . ° f the lungs, causing soreness o f the
I h a v e f i t t e d tip a
.
merit, market reports, short stories complete in each number, comic
in that city. A young man from Mc be the same as last year, all the old same, cough, sore throat, hoarseness,
r o o m In
th e
C le m
pictures, fashion plates will) elaborate descriptions, and a variety of
Minnville named Savage is running the teachers having been em ployed for the difficulty o f breathlug, spitting o f mat
m ons
L iv e r y
I t iir n
com ing year. The action o f the school ter and sometimes blood. Thousands
items, make up a n l« lc a l F a m i l y P a p e r .
home shop for Frank.
w h ere I a m p rep are«!
t o tit» C it r r h iffu m ill
Th# Oregon Agriculturist, a semi board is to be commended as the teach- ()*e annually with this dread disease,
B uggy
P a l u t i n i r In
monthly journal devoted to the interests ers have all given good satisfaction and Wilbur’s Cough Cure will cure Price
Wo Funish THE GRAPHIC) and the NEW YORK WEEKLY T R IB U N E , both
f i r s t -e l n s s s t y l e .
W ill
of the farmers, stock raisers and fruit the patrons o f the school will no doubt I 50 cent8 For 8»le by all Druggists.
“ "“7*
7
a ls o v a r n is h a n ti s t a in
growers of the northwest will he fur be pleased to hear that no chang s are
to be made
The reaso" kissing ¡s 80 pleasant,
fu r n itu r e .
B ed rock
nished with the Graphic for $1.50 for
suys an osculatory expert of scientific
C A S H IN A D V A N C E .
P r ic e s .
F . 1 IA N N A .
both papers for one year.
A. P. Clayton o f ( ’entra in, Washing- tendencies, is because the teeth, jaw
A ddress all orders to
The statement made many years ago ton, has been in town during the week bones and lips are full o f nerves, and
that “ man cannot live by bread alone” in tlie interest o f the Little Sampson when the lips o f p-rsons meet an elec-
is as true as it ever was—he must have a stump puller, a machine o f his ow n in- trie current is generated.—Yonker’s
"W rite your name and address on a postal card, send It to Oeo. W. nest, T ribune
llulldtng. New York C lt», and a sam ple cop y o f TIIE NEW YORK W EEKLY
nice juicy steak or a roast of meat to go vention which seems to recommend it- ! Magazine.
TKIIICNK w ill bu m ailed to you.
with it. Stanley & Cooper are always self on sight to those who have stumps : Yes, and it is so confounded cheap,
ready to furnish their customers with j to pull. He bus sold the right for Yam- You d on ’ t have to have a dynamo raa-
the best of fresh and smoked meats.
hill county to Henry Clemmens and chine, nor a battery iu the house nor a
Mrs. Jane H. Blair received a tele Herbert Tow nsend On Mr. Clayton’s call box, nor a button to touch to ring
in
gram from Whittier, California {^¡t
-----. ! arrival
.
.. town he was much surprised up the central office aud there is no
T 'y,I .
at
meeting
Frank
Iiantia
Mondav, announcing the death of her '*. " " ’
lan
unl!u 11 ,,rmpr patent on It, and the poorest persons in JQ F .N T I8T K V .
mother, Mrs. Charity Jessup, who was friend, as neither o f them knew where the world can enjoy the electric current
ir
HONKER H A R D W A R E STORE.
J. B. MOUNT, City.
W I L S O N ’S
SiSifi<r:Si“ n5 •'** G R
O
C E U
Y
B A iT T I iM
W anted-fln Idea
N E W ♦ YORK ♦ W E E K LY ♦ TRIBUNE
I
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One Your for Only 81.50,
THE GRAPHIC, Newberg, Or.
The creosote preparation applied to
the timbers of the new railroad bridge
give off an odor about as far reaching as
the breath of an Oregon skunk, neither
one of which is specially pleasant to peo
ple of sensative olfactory nerves.
A Mount Hood party left Here at an
early hour last Monday morn ing, made
up of Adncy Fogg, Harlan
Smith,
F. A. Morris, O. C. Emery, A . T. Hall,
G . W. Mitchell, E . W. Weesner, Alph-
eus Mills, Prof. Folger a n d --------- Test.
They will probably return on Saturday.
D. T. Williams of Oregon City was in
Sheriff Henry of McMinnville was in town on business last Monday.
town last Tuesday.
Mrs. Mattie Vestal of Amity visited in
Lum Haworth aud family visited with town with her son Frank last Sunday.
relatives in Portland last Sunday.
Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Harry West
George Frank was delivering some
on Sunday July 19, 189*5, a son of tliir-j
very tine white clover honey in town
teen pounds standard weight.
last Monday.
Will Thomas made tracks for the ^
Jesse Hobson of Portland spent a few
days in town with his children the first | breakers at the seaside yesterday, tak- j
ing a full wagon load with him.
of the week.
E. F. M A N N IN G ,
D. P. Stratton, who has l»een running
the Newberg House for some time, m ov
ed out last Monday and the house is for
rent, as will be seen by notice in anoth
er place.
While Mrs. T. H. Gardner and family
were on the way to church last Sunday
a wheel broke down, which caused the
whole load to tumble out in the dust,
but fortunately no one was seriously
hurt.
The quarterly report of the Oregon
Fire Relief Association shows the busi
ness to be in a very prosperous condition
■with a rapid increase in business each
month. Clarence Butt is the local agent
for the company.
Walter Edwards was so unfortunate
as to get one of his hands pretty badly
crushed in the machinery while work
ing at the McMinnville tile mills, which
will lay him up for some time. Dr. Cal-
breath of that city dressed the wound
and it is doing nicely.
Ice cream tonight.
T H E S E A R E A F E W P O IN T E R S O N L Y .
PORTLAND A N i T y a MUILL R AILW AY.
The farmer has to sell his stock cheap
and it is cheap meat that you want,
while it is your money I want. Take
advantage of the supposed short life of
the Central Meat Market and buy meat
at hard time prices.
J . S. B aker .
For all kind of stove repairs, on short
notice, see J. B. Mount.
BUGGY PAINTING.
j
in her ninety-first year. Tl.e deceased U,C 0ther " a8’
| be,ter tlian the «Millionaire, and it nev-
was also tl.e mother of Dr. Elias Jessup,
The friends anil neighbors of Mrs. er
oul
or<ler- U Edison had in-
who was quite well known in this coun- Andrew J. Winters collected at her home vented kissing It would Imvs cost $100
ty a lew years ago.
! east of Newberg last Tuesday, this being a year like the tulephono, and then ex-
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the fortieth anniversary of her birthday, tf8 hissing would be charge up extra,
Charley Spaulding brought down jh e , an(,
te<| ,icr
and If you didn’ t p ^ for I*th e , would
word from up the rtver last Sunday that
wa, fini#hed dorin , h cd ^ take out your ktssap! one and discon-
od that day two brothers named Atkins
rf which took Mrs. Winters quito I * » « * you from the central o lH c e .-
were drowned at Galloway s landing
.
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surprise. Andy was also very much sur- Swiped.
r :
while in bathing. The younger of the
prised on coming in at noon to find about
D id Y o n E v e r M a k e M o n e y E a « y ?
two plunged into the water, hut being
fifty persons seated at his tables.
All
Mr. E ditor.—I have read how Mr. C. E. R.
unable to swim he strangled, and when
ade s o m uch money in the DRh Washer
present seemed to enjoy themselves very m
nen*
and think I have beat him. I am very
his brother went to his assistance both
much and when they dispersed in the young yet and have had little exp erien ce in
went down to watery graves.
They
ftellfn? good*. I»n4 have made over eight hun
evening they felt that the day had been dred dollar* in ten week* Belling Dlah Wash
were both grown men. It don’t pay to
er* It in sim ply wonderful how easy It is to
well spent.
sell them
All you have to do is to show the
toy with the Willamette.
Jo Morris would like for some one to
come and help him out on his balm
wood contract. He was cutting for the
Excelsior Mills at Oregon City and since
the mills burned down it leaves him
.
,
. .
.
with 300 cords of wood on hand without
s market for it, as it is almost worthless
went, ¡some life sized fish stories
for firewood.
Of course in Southern
be looked for on their return.
California it would sell readily at four
By way of introduction it may be best or g ve dollars per coni, but here where
t o s a y t h a t this is the fruit canning sea- g0Oij firewood is plentiful and cheap,
eon. W ell, when a young man is seen balm is not wanted at any price.
going up the street in the opposite di
rection from his boarding place, carry
Hay Wanted.
ing a big box of black republican cher
Chas. K. Spaulding wants 40 tons of
ries, isn’t it pretty safe to surmise that timothy and 60 tons of cheat hay, baled
7-10tf
be is about to desert the single standard and delivered in Xewlierg.
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ranks, and that before many moons two
H o t e l For R e n t .
hearts will go pit-a-pat at a ratio highly
The Newberg House is for rent to a
satisfactory to the interested parties?
Neither the “ fifty cent dollar” nor a competent hotel man. This is a good
temperature of 100 in the shade, pre bnilding, hard finished throughout, and
vents cupid from getting in his work in when in good bands will do a paying
thin climate.
business.
C lai . kncs B ttt , AgCDt.
wfth n frien(Uhf’
ladies how they work nnd they cannot h e lf hut
a EMOU SH» BUSS NCS§
E. P. DIXON.
fie»vber|f. O r e g o n .
Gold Ailing, seam less gold C row n , and
' Itrtdge work a «peel'itty. A ll k in d . Amalgam,
Itone and Silver filling d one. A l.o artificial
teeth with gold A ilin g , at badroek p rice ..
All
work warranted.
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PORTLAND OREGON
An exchange says: A cigarette is a
roll of paper, tobacco anil drugs, with a
small fire at one end and a large fool at
tho other. Some of its chief enjoyments
are condensed nightmare, fits, cancer of
the lit« ami stomach, spinal meningitis,
softenirgof the brain, funernl proces
sions and families shromled in gloom.
There are plenty of subjects left, how -1
ever, who are perfectly willing to under
go the trials of such a nature (or tho sake
of putting on a cerium amount of style.” |
F u ll E nglish C o u r s e .
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FRENCH AND GERMAN
BUSINESS BRANCHES
B ookkeeping , shorthand , telegraph y .
BOARDING DEPARTMENT'»* LADIES
buy one. For the benefit of others I will state
A »»Id C « n n p t lo n .
that I got my start from the Mound City Dish
By stopping that cough. We know Washer Co., 8t. Louis. Mo. Write to them and
they will send yon full particular*.
o f no better remedy for coughs nnd
I think I c*u e'ear over $3,000 the com ing
and I am not going to let the opportunity
Money »Mail« in a k i n u t * .
colds than the 8. B. Cough Cure. 50 ye<*r
5726 CIfELTKNHAM AviNtTft,
tss. Try it and publish your success for the
eneflt o f others.
J. F. C.
I have not m ade le** th in sixteen dollars
cents per bottle. For sale by all drug.
Ht. L o u !* , M w ., U. 8 . A .
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any flay w h ile selling Centrifugal I«e Cream I
gists.
Froezer* Any one should m ake from five to
eleht dollar* a «lay nelllng oreain. and from
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-M A HVTACTl? »* »S O f-
*even to ten dollar* «ellin g Freezers, a* H U
WATCHMAKER
such a wonder, there 1* always a crow d want
Like June apples in August, well reg
Scientific American
F u r n a c e s for «ticket. C o p p e r, C old ,
in g cie a m . You can freeze cream elegantly iu
tilated Indian summer is supposed to
Agency f
one m inute and that astouUhe* people *«» they
S ilver nnti L ea d O roe.
*Nb JEWELER,
all want to ta*t * it and then m any o f them buy
come in the fall, hut the way the smoke
freezer* aa the cream Is sm ooth and perfectly
KSatKKKKZ A*r> C CST*A< TOR* l Oft
has been rolling in on us during the
frozen. E very freezer I* guaranteed to free/«»
cream perfectly In one minute. A nyone can
past few days it looks like “ Young-man-
sell Ice cream and the freezer *clla Itaelf
My
*l»»ter make* from ten to fifteen dollar* a day.
afraid of-his-shadow,” or some other son
J K Ca*ey A Co.. 1143 f* Charle* Ht, Ht. Loufa.
of the forest was kindling his fires pret-
Mo will mail you full particular* free *o you 2 7 0 M o r r is o n S t.
CAVEATS,
can go to work and make lot* o f m oney any
.
Estimate* on fluvlng Materials, A c ., furnished
ty early this season.
THAOS MASKS,
where, a* with one freezer, you ran m ik e a
PO K TLAN O , OH.
O I. a p p U c a U u n
OS SICH PATENTS.» hundred
gallon* o f cream a d *y. or If you wUh
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Mary A.
COPYRIGHTS, et od th«y w ill talre you on a *alary.
r » r the Kidneys.
F o r Inform ation and fron Handbook writ« to
M L .N X A CO.. » I t o u » I,W a t . N
N ew
s w roar,
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A I » B ig B a r g a in .
“ I am A5 years o ld ; have bad kidney
Ciden borono for o m M n , patent,
‘ A ‘ rtHMlro.
V J E K T I8 T R Y .
i u In
T T O R X EY AT LAW.
V xktj p a te n t t _
a k e ______,
n o u t b y u * i * yupgfcsfnfg
d.scase and constipation for 25 years.
My rerirlcncü property on corncr o {
LL« paon« by a u»/Uoe
UwUoa given lr—
free <
o i charge la ibe
Am notrwell—used yourS. B. Headache
Tliirl an«l Center »tret-ifl in Newberg.
C LA R E N C E B U T T .
and Liver Cure one year. Used 6 bot-
Two *tory liouw of 9 rooiu«,
bern
bwrg. Oregon.
ties at 50 cents each. J. H. Knight,
Prom pt attention given to all le gs! business.
and well. Will »eil mt a great burgain.
Lanrcat circulation o f any wc\m
ScarMcMi gold crow n*, bridge w ork, gold
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O. F. WrotLow,
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Rutledge, Or.” For sale by all drug
should ba wit.
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qvrieg —’-»ecood Floor
p late* , veth evtractcd w ithout pain. I r ic t z
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National Ore & Reduction Co.
“ ' t a W u w f f S S y - S w " EQUIPMENTS OF CALORIC AND
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