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I “**wa< st »> um — i . - ■, . *-»s .• * »a 4 (. ik •' • f • TOSI ’.-V QTSAM .2K rOLEDO-riLlsi J vL~ in qu in i at lu is uiucc for a snap hi Prof. C. E. Lewis went to Marion on Mak*a tri weekly tripi betwesu Daytoa aud real eeluCe. Tuesday for a few days visit, Portland. Lsavea Dayton at 7:30 a. m. uu Mou days. Wednesdays aad Fridays. Leaves Port For all kind of stove repairs, on short Howard Williams sports a riding horse land at 10:30 a. m. on Tuesdays, Thursdays and notice, see J. B. Mount. 1 since trading for that Oregon farm. Saturdays. Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Martin Paul Macy and wife visited with their C. á E. CO.-TIM E CARD. Downs on Tuesday August 18, a son. | son Will in McMinnville last Tuesday. Steamer “ Wm. M Hoag” will leave Yamhill Ste Street Dock for Willamette River points at 6:30 i Jeremiah Osborn is laying in a big L. M. Parker will auctioneer C. H. h . m. ou Tuesdays. Thursdays aud Saturdays coouectia? with the ateamer ••Albany” at Sa supply of wood for the college boarding DeLaney’s sale down near Sherwood lem for point« aouth. E dwin S tonz . hall. next Saturday. J. C M ato . Manager. Sup't River Division. Moore’s Alabama Ilappv Darkies are J. II. Rees took a load of blackberries j^TEAM E RJ ALTONA AND RAMONIA. | on the boards for Armory Hall Friday over to Scotts Mills Monday, which met ' night. (Oolug sout h, read down; north, up.) with ready sale. DAILY BOATS. Mr. Peterson is erecting a very neat 6 45 a. m . . . .LV. Portland ar . . p m . 2:40 Harloa Ong rode over on his pony 8:15 ................ Oregon City.......................12:30 11:40 ......................Ne «'berg..................a. m 10:40 barn on his north Meridian street prop- from Scotts Mills Wednesday and re 4:30p.m . Salem ................... 7:45 i erty. turned yesterday. 7:00 ......... ar . Independence lv . . . . . . . 6:30 SUNDAYS. Charley Mackey has rented a farm Bon Patton is thinking some of return- 9:00 a m............ l v . Portland a r ............ p. m. 3:30 near Dayton, where he will move in a 1 ing to Illinois to resume his old occupa- 1:30 p. m .............. Newoerg ................ 12 30 0 :3 0 .............. .. Salem................. a. in. 10:15 short time. i tion of working on a farm. 8 :3 0 ^ ............ ar . Independence l v ............9.00 •Free hack meets boat at Newberg. The Graphic and the great New York Presiding Elder Gue paid Newberg a R A N . CO —TIME CARD. Tribune one year for $1.50. Copies of visit Tuesday and returned on Wednes Steamer Elmore leaves Portland Sundays and the Tribune may be seen at this office. day morning’s train to Portland. o j o Thursdays at 6 a. m. 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 the follow ing days. Pass N ewberg on the down trip at 6:20 a. m. O liver Si Colcord agents fo? railway lines. OREGONIAN R A ILW A Y DIVISION — AND— PORTLAND AND YAM HILL RAILW A Y. Trains a rrive at Newberg as follow s: North. South. 7:55 a .m . *12:30 p. m. 12:30 p. in. 6:05 p. m. •Every other day. Passenger and Freight Rates to all points, can be obt&lued from C. B. FRIS3ELL, A gent N ewberg. P. FISHER. Newsp . 21 Merchant’s E xchange, Sau Frauci&co. Is our authorized ageut. This paper is kept on file in his ollice. L L ocal E v e n ts. The Graphic and the Oregonian for $ 2 . 00 . E. D. Elwood has just had a new barn completed on his property. Dr. H. J. Littlefield is having a roomy wood shed built on to his house. President Newlin and Prof. Edwin Morrision were in McMinnville Tues day. John Winters and family passed Rollin Kirk took the boat for Indepen through town last Monday headed for dence Wednesday morning, where he ' salt water and apparently loaded for will canvass for aluminum ware. “ bar.” Mr3. E. II. Woodward, Harvey Dor- N. C. Kirk and family arc breaking rance and W . P. Ileacock and son Orlio the record tiiis week by breaking camp were passengers to the city Wednesday at home and departing for the coast for morning. the first time. Rev. A. T. Ware and family and Prof. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Smith of the West J .C . Hodson and wife started for the End drug store are rejoicing over the coast on Tuesday, expecting to he gone appearance of a little one in their fam ily. about two weeks. Date, August 12. Frank Storey, Enos Ellis, Jake Estep Parties wanting buildings moved or and J. C. Matteson left for the Cascades raised will do well to call on Tice & Tib- Thursday morning where they will pros odo who are prepared to do such work pect for the precious metals. and guarantee satisfaction. 7-17t2 I. L. Scofield our good natured dentist Mr. Slipp city passenger agent of the in company with W ill Bond was seen S. P. Co. was in Newberg Tuesday after headed toward the county seat on “ bus noon, and succeeded in pursuading A . iness” last Wednesday morning. J. Clark to take his trip east over the S. Arthur Richie of Bcotts Mills, who at P. route. tended college here two years ago, start The editor of the Graphic left lor As ed last Wednesday for Butte, Montana, toria on Wednesday, where he will soak where he has a job in a mine, weighing his feet in salt water for a day or two, ore. A cousin of his is overseer of the during the meeting of the state editorial mine. association. Shepard Ong will move J. II. Douglas Fourteen teachers took the examina tion at McMinnville last week, half of Attorney Clarence Butt and Harvey whom made a failure. Snuffer of Sheri Porrance were in the county seat on dan, and Duncan of Dayton, assisted the business last .Saturday. new superintendent. Presbyterian church services are held Rob Cooper was off his feed for a few every first and third Sunday at eleven days this week so that he was unable to o ’clock a. m. J. E. D ay , Pastor. attend to business but he is on deck a- Rev. Jarard having resigned his posi tion as pastor of the Baptist church in Newberg, will probably go to Moscow, Idaho. Charley Wilson, Walter Parker, and W ill Clemenson were in the city Thurs day, taking in the wonders of Fore- paugh’s great show. Cy Vaughan and bi3 two sons and Henry Decker left on Monday morn ing’ s boats for some point on the Colum bia where they expected to get work in the timber. The Graphic has received from E d mund Robinson at Kirkwood, California, an interesting account of their trip down from .here. It was received too late for this week's publication. As we go to press word .comes that George Hailstone, who is in the employ of the S. P. company, while working on the mountain, fell in such a way as to break one of his ribs. He was waited on by Dr. Littlefield. The farmer has to sell his stock cheap aud 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 a k e r . Orie Winslow has decided to return to Carthage, Indiana, where his father offers him a good lay out on a farm. Sorry to see them leave Oregon but • hope they may prosper in their old home again. They will probably leave about Sep. 1. A meeting is called for Friday evening at 8 p. m. in the Hoskins brick building, for the purpose of organizing a McKin ley and Hobart club, and making ar rangements for the present campaign. Ail interested in the election of M cKin ley are cordially invited to attend. When crossing a ravine on the Ilarger farm in We3t Chehalera last Tuesday, Amos Nelson's thrashing engine broke through the culvert, falling about five feet. The drive wheel struck a tree and broke in several pieces which caused a lay off for the crew until a new wheel could lie shipped out from Portland. I f you have ever seen a little child in the agony o f summer complaint, you can realize the danger o f the trouble and appreciate the value o f instantan eous relief always afforded by D eW itt's Colic & Cholera Cure. For dysentery and diarrhoea it is a reliable remedy. W e could not afford to recommend this as a cure unless it were a cure. A . T. Hill. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Blair started to Scotts Mills last Friday morning, driv ing F. A. Morris’ mare to the buggy, hut they got no farther than the W y- joosk i hill below town. When about two-thirds of the way down the hill, from some unaccountable reason the mare began to kick, and before a halt could lie called the shafts anil dashboard were pretty badly splintered up. Mr. and Mrs. Blair got out without a scratch however which was the main thing to be thankful for. W . N. Button arrived home last Mon day after an absence of two or three weeks. He visited Bpokane, Baker City, Pendleton and several of the mining dis tricts tributary to these points, with a view of choosing a location for merchan dising. Since coming home he re ceived word from Bpokane that a groc- eryman in that city had accepted an offer made by himself and a Portland gentleman for his stock and fixtures and he left for that city on Wednesday morn ing. He says business is lively at Spokane and houses hard to rent, and consequently his family will remain in Newberg for the present. Biilv has made many friends since coming to New berg who are exceedingly aorry to see him leave. Jr. and family over from Bcotts Mills the first of the week. Prof. Douglas, who will teach in the college the coming year, has rented the Martin property on the corner of 3rd. and River streets. !W ? D uB bta W e ild iiif. A double wedding was solemnized at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. John Shearer in Newberg on Thursday, August 20,1896, at 10 o ’clock a. m . The contracting parties were Miss Josie Shearer and Perry Bradley, aud Miss Lizzie Shearer and Dr. I. L. Scofield, Rev. Scofield of Forest Grove, officiating, assisted by Rev. E. E. Thompson of McMinnville. A number of relations and friends were present to witness the | ceremony and help to start trie young people on the royal road to happiness ! complete. Miss Josie Shearer has been a teacher in the Newberg public schools for the past two years while her sister Miss Liz zie has been a student in the school, and both have a large circle of friends in ! Newberg, who while they will regret to lose them from the circle of single bio«- se :ne -s will give them a hearty God speed. Perry Bradley,‘ whose home is in Portland has been in the employ of the street railway company us conduc tor for several years, and by his steady habits and strict attention to business has gained an enviable reputation with the company. Dr. Scofield is a rising young dentist who came to Newberg a few months ago, since which time he has NTISTKY. been building up a good business. Mr. and Mrs. Bradley left on the noon Newberg, Oregon. train for their cosy little home awaiting G old filling. Beam loss gold Crowns and them on the eastern hank of the Wil Unripe work h specialty. All kinds Amalemn. Boue and Silver filling done. Also artificial lamette, near Portland, while Mr. and teeth with gold tllliugs at bedrock prices. All Mrs. Scofield will occupy the Moore work warranted. property on Meridian street. The Graphic extends congratulations. TTO R N E Y-A T LAW . DOWN GO GLASS FRUIT JARS! 55c. 60e. 85c. PINTS, per dozen QUARTS, per dozen HALF GALLONS, These are Mason’s Best fruit Jars. CAN TOPS, per dozen 35c. (3 dozen for 81.00) RUBBERS, per dozen 5c. (6 dozen for 25c.) D' Yours Strictly for Business, MORRIS & MILES. E. P. DIXON. p A A C rystal W ed d ing. Mr. and Mrs. W . P. Ileacock celebrat ed their fifteenth wedding anniversary at their pleasant home in north New berg, Monday evening August 17, 181)0. ft was the wish of Mr. and Mrs Hea- coek that the Newberg W . C. T. U . be their guests on tins important occasion, and so the parlors of their home were well tidied with the members and their husbands. According to previous ar rangement, the Union furnished the pro gram of music and short speeches, after which delicious cake and ice cream was served in tiie dining room. A very pret ty water set and some other pieces were presented the happy pair, and at a late hour the company dispersed, having spent a most pleasant evening, and hop ing that they might lie hidden to many more anniversaries of their amiable host and hostess. G u e st . IO X F .E R H ART >W A 1 ! II S T O R E . OLAtiEHOE BUTT. Still holds forth with everything in Its li ns that the trade t-ulls for. Come and see ai anti you may buy or not, as you please. Prom pt attention given to all I cch I business. Newberg. O regon. O ffice — Second F loor Bank o f Newberg B uildin g. P rice s ch e e rfu lly given . I )K ES > TISTE Y. A t y o u r service. I. L. SCOFIELD. J. B. MOUNT, City. Newberg, Orrcnn. Seam less srol.t crow ns, brldgo work, gold silv e r and bone fllllugs; alum inum or ru bber plaies: teeth extracted w ithout paiu. Prices reasouable. Charley Mooro came in from Ocean ALWAYS GO TO Park Wednesday evening with another installment of coasters, consisting of G. gain. Jay Heath took his place in the W. Bales and family and the Misses Dr. Barnard, Lucy Whitcomb, Etna Heston meat shop while he was out. First a n d M erldlnn S tre o ts , C ^ I Q m i 1 T 7 NEW BERC.wBE. It is hinted that one of our merchants and Lillian Haworth. who has been blowing in a good deal of President Newlin took the train For every thine in the grocery line. Yon will always And on mr shelve«» large and well seleeUd and »lock of Staple sml Fancy Groceries, Wondeuwaro, (’ rockery. Stoneware, Glassware railroad fare each week, contemplates Wednesday morning for Sherwood in Lumps, Flower Pots, etc. Everything sold at lowest living price for cash. Presi cutting off this unnecessary drain by the interest of Pacific College. F R U IT .A. S P E C I A L T Y . negotiating witli the county clerk for a dent is doing good work for the college the patronnsro o f his old Indiana Country produce taken in exchange tor goods. A fair investigation of my goods and prices la A card received from Justin Haworth Solicits all I ask. ¿iflp-Uoods delivered to all purls of the city, and to the boat landing. F riends who need watch repairing done. and the outlook at present speaks favor marriage license. Good scheme. at Quaker, Indiana, sayB they intend to J. T. Smith is not to say mad and you able for a good attendance at the open come back to Oregon before Christmas 2 7 0 M orrison St. ing in spite of hard times. need not so accuse him when you meet and they may come before many weeks. PORTLAND, OR. him on the street. The only trouble is, T. IS. Cummings and Claud who have He says the weather is very oppressive Mrs. Smith started on her visit to Iowa the contract for building Charlie Lar to one who knows how to appreciate a last Monday and John is a little off his kin’s house on the Ilymel place, rooted night’s rest in the Willamette valley. FOR feed on account of loneliness. their tent and departed Monday after Justin’ s neighbors will he glad to see The statement made many years ago noon, expecting to begin work at once. them back. that “ man cannot live by bread alone” Luther Charles also purchased a new is as true as it ever was— he must have a apron and expects to assist in driving Theories o f cure m ay he itiscussed at nice juicy steak or a roast of meat to go nails. length by physicians, but the sufferers with it. Stanley & Cooper are always D on’ t trifle away time when you want quick relief, and One Minute ready to furnish their customers with have cholera morbus or diarrhoea. Cough Cure will givo it to them. A the best of fresh and smoked meats. It is the only Fight them in the beginning with De- sure cure for children. Everett Weesner arrived home from Witt’s Colic A Cholera Cure. Yon linruiless remedy that produces im m e Newport Tuesday. He reports a large d on ’t have to wait for results, they diate results. A . T. Hill. attendance at this favorite resort this are instantaneous, and it leaves the season. C. B. Frissell has become so bowels in healthy condition. A. T. Sir. Hendershott, who livos near Butte- enamored with the beauties of Nye Hill. ville, was in town last Monday looking Creek that he has bought a lot and has Fred McCrea was unfortunate enough after the hop trade. The probabilities put himself to work clearing it off ready to get a barley beard in one of his eyes are that Mr. Hendershott will soon lie a for building. The chances are that resident of Newberg as he is about to Charley will soon quit as the fellow said, one day the first of the week, and about close a deal for the lease of the Newberg W ill b o w r e a th e d w ith a m a t e n p a j l n g the fir»t tiling the little intruder did was call it a half day and go fishing. s m llo , a f t e r y o u Invest In a to start on an exploring tour in the d i House. He is an experienced hotel man Billy Sutton, who returned from an and would no doubt make a success of r7 Jl. rection of the brain. Dr. Littlefield fish extended trip through Eastern Oregon ed it out before much damage was done, the business in Newberg. and Washington last Monday says he .11 hut it looked a w hile like Fred might heard much free silver talk, especially ipU irP L O WITH IT3 NET» need a dog with a string to him. A . J. Clark departed on Wednesday at Bpokane and Baker City, hut after morning’s train for Warren, Ohio, his R. L. Thompson, Henry McGuire and PINCH TEKSiOiJ, making the tour and hearing all sides of old home, where his mother now lives. the question discussed lie catne home D. R. Jackson were arrested on last He expects to visit parts of Wisconsin W ill mnke a vigorous and relentless fight through the Presidential TEH 3 I 0 H INDICATOR fully convinced that McKinley would lie Tuesday and arraigned before Justice before his return. campaign, for principals w hich w il! bring prosperity to the entire The Graphic wishes country. elected. Ife says the sound money sen- McPhillips of McMinnville, charged him a pleasant journey. timent among merchants and business with unlawfully taking up the body of It« campaign news and discussions will interest and should bo ¡ be m o s t co m p le te a n d useful rlevioes ever read by every American citizen. men generally is of a very pronounced the old inan Jones a year or more ago. i a d d e d to a n y sew in g m achine. Adininst rntorH Notice. Attorney McMahon of Portland, who is character. In the C ounty Court for Y r.nhill county O re We Furnish THE GRAPHIC and the NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE, both connected with this case, was also up on gon. in the m atter o f Estate o f O. It. B ristow , I D io W H I T E i-» Since 1878 there have been nine epi the same charge. All the parties were Deceased. demics of dysentery in different parts of N otice i* h ereby given by the undersigned j Durably ant! Handsomely Built, held under bonds to await the meeting A dm inistrator o f the Estate o f G R. Bristow the country in which Chamberlain’ s eceased to the creditors of and nil persons Of fine Finish and Perfect Adjustment, of the grand jury in September. It will d having C A S H IN A D V A N C E . claim s ngatn-t the said deceased t > pre Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Sew# ALL Scv/ablo Articles, he remembered that the parties named sent them with their proper vouchers within was used with perfect success. Dsyen- six m onths after the first oublic.itlon of this Address all orders to T J J ] ? above took up the lindy of the old man n otice to the said Adiniriitrator at the late A ud v.ill s -rv e and p lease yo u up to the full tery, when epidemic, is almost as severe Jones, who was buried in the Dundee resid ence o f tiie d ecea sed near N ew lcrg Ore lim it o f y o u r expectations. gon , o r at the office o f L. F. Hall, in Newberg and dangeoous us Asiatic cholera. Here A c t i v e D k a i . e i 3 W a n t e d in u n o ccu cemetery, in order to secure the stomach Oregon, Y am hill cou n ty. Write your name and address ori a postal card, send It to Geo. W. Best. Tribune tofore the best efFirls of the most skilled C. A. BRISTOW. pied territory. L ib e ra l term s. A ddress, and ascertain whether it contained poi Building. New York City, and a simple copy of THE NEW YORK WEEKLY Adm instrator of Estate. physicians, have failed to check its ra TKIItl/NK will be mailed to you. son or not. ges, this remedy, however, has cured the N otice o f F iim l S e ttlem en t. most malignant case«, both of children Charley Spaulding’s big raft of logs CLDVELAMD. q . In the C ounty Court for Yam hill County, Or and adults, and under the most trying were all rounded up in his boom below egou l a t h e matter o f the estate o f J. h. Bell, conditions, which proves it to lie the town several days ago and the steamer deceased. Notice is hereby give.ii that the un e x e cu trix lias filed with the C ounty best medicine in the world for bowel Mariah of Portland has licen engaged in dersigned Clerk o f Yam hill cou nty, Oregon, her final hc complaints. For sale by A. T. H ill,1 towing them to Oregon City in booms of cou n t and report o f her adm it)!-'.ration, ns e x A u d i t , M c M in n v ille , O r. ecu trix of said «»state, and that lion . J. K Ma about 1500 logs. Some 2.000,000 feet of gers, County Judge o f -aid county lias made nn druggist. ord er flxing Tuesday, Septem ber 8, lfi'.ifi, at 10 Joseph Wiison, the corner grocery- logs will remain here safely housed in O 'clock a. in. as the tim e for hearing ob jection s TVho can think therein!. of annio Rlinpla man, who was arranging for a drive out the boom until later in the season, when to said final account and settlement thing to pat* ntf EMMA BELL. Protect your Idea.*; thry may bring you wealth. E xecu trix of said Ebtute. through the Chchalem Center neighbor- they will lie forwarded as they are want '. f e f Writ.* JOHN WhbDKKBURN ft CO.. Attor C labkn ce B utt , ney«. Washington, L>. for th^lr $i,8U0 prlao offer hood and on half way up the side of ed. A number of the loggers who have Att'y for E xecutrix. and list of two hundred inventions wonted. 1 altered long and hard in bringing the Chehalem Mountain last Monday, want ed a small boy to go along to open gates, logs down have been in town during flo w a W o m a n Paid Ilei- Döbln. F ull ' E n glish c o u r s e . and that is the way the Graphic inan the week taking n few days rest, hut A la dy In L exington says: ” 1 am ou t nf debt ^ t r v .r-TTTv.-i*-.-. FRENCH AND GERMAN. came to get a rule. The corn, potatoes Charley, who never lets any dasies grow ami tbft.ik to the Diswim'iYT b u tlii” h. In th e ! past ‘•¡x week* I have marie 1530.00. Every . BUSINLSS BRANCHES under their feet, is already sending them and garden truck of all kinds is making hou sekeep er want* a Dishwasher, and any in -! V' person ran sell th»*m with b 'g profit j 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 . a big growth since the f in e rains we had “ to the front” to begin active operations telli^ent to h lm ie ff. The hishwaaher it* lo v e ly , you can J wash a id dry the fam ily d lfh es in two min- \ two weeks ago and everything has a for another big round up later on. JOHN A. BECK, W IL S O N ’ S L X I X U U I I j J l V Y WATCHMAKER JEWELER, RALLY ROUND THE FLAG, ^our Face Sound Money- National Honor- Home Prosperity. The N ew -Y ork Weekly Tribune, ilililuuG nllis IIS The Leading National Republican Family Newspaper, AUTOMATIC TENSION RELEASED, One Year for Only 81.50, GR APHIC, Newberg, Of. WHITE SEWING MACHINE GU.# r E. F. M A N N IN G , Ê lG O S ^ o B U S É E S S W anted-An Idea « PORTLAND ■ 7 fresh appearanee for this time in the season. Borne French prune trees were seen that were well loaded with fruit but as a rule our prune trees are not themselves this season at all. Jo At kinson's new patent gate was the last one to encounter on the home trip, and here all we had to d o was to yank the rope and the gate did the rest. Long live the man who invented it. By the way Jo must be contemplating matri mony, judging from the way he is trim- ing things up about the place. I 1 F o r Male. I have for sale, one gissi milch cow, a good range cook stove for $6.00, and four bed spring« $1.00 each. Mas. M il l s R kkck . F o r Sale. T have for sale a number one N cw - c -nib flying shuttle car])ct loom. Will sell cheap for cash. M rs . M. B . C h ar lea ute», and without w etting your hand*. You j can « c t particulars by addressing, T he Mound ; C ity Idahwasher Co., St. 1. li’-*, M>» There I? ; bitT m oney in the business for an agent. I e x - , pect to clear |4.uoo the c-ruing ynar. I need the m oney, why not m ake it? Mi s C. E. V' Av.-nrdrd Moncr.s—World’? Fair ri dj Model, Midwinter F r. • Atij? V“ j t >*_.♦ • . A v o id Cnnunniptlnn. H»jr W By stopping that cough. We know Chas. K. Spaulding wants 40 tons of o f no better remedy for eoughs and timothy and 00 tons of cheat hay. baled colds than the ti. B. Cough Cure 50 eents per bottle. For sale by all drug and delivered in Newberg. 7-10tf gists. N ! I I A B ig K argina. A farm o f ~>2 acres, 1| miles from La- Fayette, on Carlton road. 20 acre* cleared. lOaeres in young bearing apple orchard, 10 acres pasture. G ood house and baru. This is a big bargain. En quire at the Graphic office. 1 'V f I BOARDING DEPARTMENT'“ LAMES •» I h a v e fit t e d tip a r o o m in t h e C le in - meriM L iv e r y ll.ii’ ii w h ere I am prepared t o d o C a r r ia g e a n d B uggy P a i n t i n g In fir s t -e ln •« s t y le . W ill a ls o v a r n is h a n d s ta in fu r n itu r e . R ed rock P r ic e s . F. H AN N A. I I ’ .... ^ 1 PRESSED BRICK l 1 i Hard Burned Brick for Foundations and Wells. V/ I Far#* tori Faafiy Mold Brick a Speciality, write for particular*. ili P r i e , from 15. CO per thousand up. Call or Jesse Edwards Sc Hon, Props. ft F or the K id n e y *. “ I am 65 years old ; have had kidney disease and constipation for 2-5 years. Am now well—used yourS. B. Headache and Liver Cure one year. Used 6 bot tles at 50 cents each. J. H. Kr.ight, Rutledge, O r.” For sale by all drug gists. w I i- i OREGON N ew berg, - - . . . Or e g o n BUCCY PAINTING. ■ -VifcV '■ f W e r ~ ~ w P i r r \ r n n i hlpot lumber tabu , a? . A . IV, KEWBERQ, OREGON. ' i -Usd;.-d. The averag- wheat crop In England is thlrfy-fcfr bushels p'T sere. DOORS. T \TU, WINDOWS. UMK, MOt'Li 'INOS, « (N il, SHINGLES. h a ir , B u ilder# H a r d w a re . OLAS3. SAStl '.VFIOIITS, c o r i -, ced a ». FIR, REDWOOD. YELL W PINB n u . tre.
