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O T E A U B R E U G E N E -T IM E CARD. Makes tri-weekly trips between Dayton aud Portland. Leaves Dayton at 7: :o a. m. on Mon days, Wednesdays and Fridays. Leaves Port laud at 1 0 a. m. ou Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. 1897 up to date wall paper at H ill’s Drug Store. Vrm. Stratton lost a horse this week. Mrs. Stanley Deceased. New wall paper at H ill’s Drug Store. Louisa Stanley, wife of Hon. Calvin Stanley, who had been sick for several weeks, closed her eyes in death on un- day morning, January 24. A short fun eral service was held at th l home on Tuesday morning at 10:30, conducted by Rev. A .T . Ware, after which the re mains were laid to rest in the cemetery near town. Memorial services will be held at Friends church on next Sunday morn ing at 11 o’clock, when President Xew- lin will preach. His subject will be ‘ ‘Christian Mothers.” J. II. Kelso and son of Champoeg were in town Saturday. The property valuation of school dis- triot No. 29, which is the Newberg dis- Luther Charles of this office, in com trict, is $238,250. Steamer Albany leaves Portland at 6 a. m ou pany w ith his wife, took in the eights at Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays, and ar Hon. O. C. Emery came down from rives at Newbsrg at 10:30 a. m. Leaves Corval the city last Saturday. Salem last Saturday for a short visit lis at 6 a. m. on Tuesdays. Thursdays aud Sun days, and arrives at Newberg at 1 p. m. H. D. Fox lias been in Portland most with his family. He returned on Sun of the week at the bedside of Mrs. Fox day. CJTEAMEKS ALTONA AND KAMUNIA. at the Portland hospital. (Going south, read down; north, up.) Sam Linton who lind quite a siege D A IL Y BOATS. F. A. Morris is able to l>e on hand at with the fever is on deck again and is 6:4ó a. m . .IV. Portland ar ..... p. ra. 2:40 6:15 .. ....... Oregou C ity.......... .. 12:30 11:40 ..................N eaberg......... . a m. 10:40 the store again after a ten days lay off now able to cast something like his 4:30 p. m. Salem 7:4j , disposing ot a case of grip. usual shadow. ^ C. A E. C O .-T IM E CARD. 7:00......... a b . Independence Lv :30 SUNDAYS. Mrs. Clara Hoffman, National Cor- p. m. 3:30 ft:00 a. m ............. l v . Portland a b . 1:30 p . m .............Newberg. 12 so ( responding Secretary of the W .C.T.U. a. m. 10:13 ' „ f : 5 , _ * _ . 6:30...................... Salem. 6:50 ......... a b . Iudepeudence lv ... .9.00 will lecture here Feb. 8tli. ¿ ¡g ^ F ree hack meets boat at Newberg. Straws Show Which W ay The Wind Blows. Arbuckle Coffee. * 1 lb paper • Lion Coffee, 1 lb paper Dry Granulated Sugar, 20 lbs 17 1-2 Cents 17 1-2 Cents $ 1.00 (Western Refinery.) A 3 hoop wooden bucket full of Syrup, GOOD Isaac Daugherty and E. B. Jones of Sheridan came down on the train Thurs W o o d m e n Resolutions. day morning and took the boat for Sa Whereas, It has pleased the Grand lem, where they will spend a few days. P r o d u c e o f a ll k in d s tniceii. The Salvation Army have stored Architect of the Universe to remove A N. CO.—TIME CARD. their benches away and abandoned the It was reported on the streets Thurs from our midst the beloved wife of our Y o u rs strictly fo r business, o . K Steamer Elmore leaves Portland Sundays and w o r t iu Newberg for the present at day afternoon that Mrs. H. D. Fox was worthy neighbor, Calvin Stanley; there- Thursdays at 0 a. in. Returning leaves Salem ! Tuesdays and Saturdays at 6 a ra. least. not expected to live more than a few ] fore be it resolved, That in the death of Steamer Modoc leaves Portland Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fridays at 7 a. in., returning Sirs. Anna Scbimmel, of Salem, came hours, but a telephone message from Mr. Mrs. Stanley, the Ladies Circle has lost the following days. Pass Newberg ou the a good and faithful member, her church down trip at 0:20 a. in. down ou the boat Wednesday for a few Fox stated that she was rather better Oliver A Colcord agents for railway lines. days visit at Dr. Littlefields’ she being Charles Eeprogle, the Alaska mis an earnest and exemplary Christian, an old friend of theirs. sionary who passed through town last her household a kind and indulgent OREGONIAN R A IL W A Y DIVISION — AND— wife and mother. PORTLAND AND Y A M H ILL R AILW AY. Nelson Morrison’s front teeth came in week on his way to California, gave a Resolved, that we tender to the be very interesting talk on the Alaska mis contact with an unruly calf one day the Trains arrive at Newberg as follows: North. South. first of the week with Uie result that he sion work at Friends church on last reaved family our sincere sympathy in 7:35 a.m . *12:30 p. m. this hour of their afflicted desolation. Friday night. 12:30 p. m. 6:05 p. m. had to visit a dentist for repairs. Resolved, that these resolutions bo ♦Every other day. When you see bachelors and maidens L. M. Parker is a little bit off in ap spread upon the minutes of Newberg Passenger aud Freight Rates to all points, can be obtained from C. B. FRIS8ELL, pearance about the face this week since standing in front o f H ill’s show win Camp, No. 113, Woodmen of the World, Agent Newberg. j the loss of twenty teeth, hut he will look dows gazing at the pretty cards inside, a copy furnished to the Newberg papers ¿4 just remember that tiie date is fast ap P. FISHER, Newspaper Advertising Agent, better later on when he has a new store for publication, and a copy he sent to b J 21 ^Merchant’s Exohauge, San Francisco, proaching when the goose is supposed „ the family. is our at^brized agent. This paper is kept on I set. to choose her mate. Öle in his ottice. A . B. C ooper , The next regular examination of A. XI. Mauritzen contemplates moving M osks V o t a w , teachers will be held at the court house : W e s t Coast P ric e $¡20 M en ’s W orsted Suits into the room recently vacated by the J. G. H ad ley , L o ca l E ven ts. in McMinnville on Feb. 10, 11 and 12. 44 44 it Salvation Army, the first of the month, Committee. $14 Chcviott W o o l Suits Examination to begin Wednesday the in order to have more room to accom it 4 « 44 m m • it 4 $ lfith, at 1 o’clock. $ » Youths “ modate his increasing trade. With lar The Graphic and the Oregonian for D urglnrs Again. «« it it ». « • Isaac N. Pugh, who has been visiting ger quarters he will put in a small stock $ G Boys Ca.su. $ 2 . 00 . Burglars made a raid on Newberg Wall paper just from factory in New at Charley Smiths for some time, will of groceries. again last Tuesday night and carried off leave for California this week where he York, at H ill’s Drug Store. The Christian Endeavor meeting at a little pocket change. Joseph Wilson’s will visit for some time before he returns Friends church will be hold at 7 o’clock grocery, L. M. l ’arker’s clothing store Ed. Holt has been assisting in Morris to his home in Illinois. $:t K ills 1-2 W o ol Suits next Sunday evening, when the six and A. T. H ill’s drug store were visited $ 1 .1 0 & Miles store during the week. Since Claud Cummings has been put teenth anniversary of the founding of and their cash drawers and safes thor $2 M on ’s W o r k P an ts $ 1.00 W ill Stevens, the Butteville merchant ting the finishing touches on his new the Society will he commemorated. A oughly overhauled. None of the safes was in town on business Monday. 25e. M e n ’s W o ol Sox 1« cottage, it shows upas one of the neatest general invitation is extended to the were locked and consequently none of them were damaged in opening. Hill D. P. Stratton, of Portland, was smil in town. Such a handsome cottage public to attend. M en's Cotton Sox - o ing on his Newberg friends a day or two ought to rent (?) to good advantage. The undersigned has been much favor lost between seven and eight dollars in change and a revolver, Parker a little the first of the week. Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hos ed by receiving from an unknown hand, more than seven dollars and Wilson Mrs. Myres returned from Portland kins on Wednesday Jan. 27, 1897 a son. the American Friend for which favor ho three or four coppers. The visitors is greatly obliged, and could wish the last Friday where she spent some three Gene reports the little fellow as being a gained entrance to the stores by the uso weeks visiting with relatives. particularly fine specimen. In fact he kindness might be continued through of a skeleton key. out the year ’97. boldly asserts tlia$J$e is the finest boy Portland merchants make a point of Two or three suspicious looking char F. S wetma . v . English Worsted Suits at ? 12.50. Bar in Oregon. acters were about town on Tuesday and ENTI8TUY. Dr. Tucker came up from Portland some think they are the chaps who did rie & Barrie sell same for $8.50. Farmers who have fat stock to sell Tuesday evening on a professional visit the work, while there are others who The Graphic and the great New York will find Stanley & Cooper in the market to the bedside of Dr. Esther Barnard. think the guilty parties live nearer N e w b e r g O rego n. ready to buy, and families who like jui Tribune one year for $1.50. Copies of Gold filling, RcnmlosS gold Crowns and At his request she was taken to Portland home. Bridge work 11 specialty. All kinds Amalgam, the Tribune may be seen at this office. cy steaks and tempting roasts will always Bone and .Silver filling done. Also artificial find the best the market affords nt their on the train yesterday morning and teeth with gold fillings at bedrock prices. Al| I f you have a friend visiting you from placed in the Good Samaritan Hospital work warranted. meat market. F re e R ea d in g Room . a distance let the fact be known at this where she will be given special treat The ladies o f the W. C. T. U . are office. Such items of news are always The old lady was right when she said, ment. . N O T H 'E- about to open a free reading room in P A K [ F have desired. the child might die if they waited for the rente'! the Newberg Meat Market C. S. Clark has sold the North Yam the Chehalem V alley Bank building of Mr Lucas formerly owned and run by J. 8. Baker. 1 intend to keep a supply of The Graphic and the Youth’s Com doctor. She saved the little one’s life hill Record to two young men of North and w ill gladly receive donations of panion one year for $2.50. It must be with a few doses of One Minute Cough Yamhill named Estes and Fryer, re hooks, papers, chairs, rugs, lamps or F R E S H AN1> C U R E D M E A T S strictly new subscriptions for the Com Cure. She had used it for croup be spectively. Mr. and Mrs. Clark will go Soliciting a share of money—unything iu fact that will add on hand nt all I times. fore. A. T. Hiu.. remain panion however. to California, hoping that the change of to the comfort or appearance of a rend your patronage Yours respectfully. Smith the photographer finds that it climate will benefit the health of Mrs. ing room will be most gratefully re Jus. Comic. The tail of the big freeze-up east of Newberg, October, 1896. the Kockies switched around and always pays to satisfy his customers by Clark, which has been poor for several ceived. touched up the temporature in the W il- doing first class work at prices to suit years. The rooms would have been open to the times. Photos 3x4 inches for 35 lammette valley to pnme extent. J. M. Mattison has sold his interest in the publlo ere this but for the pre e je r Pin' c le a n e s t s to c k iu t o w n N o to b a c c o cents per dozen. All other work as the furniture and undertaking business valence o f the “ grip” In Uie com W , F. Edwards acted as cashier at the cheap as any gallery in town. munity. * to his partner, Moses Votaw. Lather Bank of Newberg a few days this week, during the temporary absence of cashier Absolutely pure, perfectly harmless, Votaw will look after the business at B. C. Miles on account of sickness. C alle d M eeting. ami invriably reliable are the qualities of the store for the present. Mr. Mattison expects to leave here in about two weeks A special meeting of the Yamhill Andrew Pickett has closed out his One Minute Cough Cure. It never fails for his former haunts in Tennessee nd County Horticultural Society is hereby business at Pacific Grove, California, in colds croup and lung troubles. Child where lie lias a prospect of a good job. iS T e w b c r g , O r e . called to be held at Newberg ou Tues where he has been for the past year and ren like it because it is pleasant to take » With age and experience road mak day, Feb. 2nd, 1897, at 1 p. m., for the Solicits the patronage of Ida old Indiana a half, and last week he returned to and it helps them. A. T. H i l l . Friends who uued watch repairing done. ing in Oregon will undergo many purpose of considering and acting upon Newberg with his family. A. M. Mauritzen spent two or three changes for the better. One very the report of tiie recently appointed 270 M orrison St. Mr. and Mrs. John Brown of Scotts days at McMinnville the first of the marked improvement will be in the committee on the sale of our fruits. Mills visited with relatives in this com week where he and a young man named manner of bridging canyons. Instead PO R TLAN D , OK. This is a very important matter and ev munity a few days the first of the week. Hendershott are starting a fish and of building long, expensive and short ery fruit grower in the county should at- The mining fever will probably take poultry market. Mr. Hendershott will ; lived wooden bridges, fills will be made teud. M. O. L ow . nsualk , look after the business there, while Mr. John to Ito68land B. C. in the spring. | with earth, which, when once made Pres. Yamhill Co. Hor. Ko. Mauritzen will still carry on his business and covered with gravel will last for Now is the time to arrange for your j in Newberg. all time to come. winter's reading. These long winter 85c. MORRIS & MILES. At the Clothing Store of T $8.50 $5,50 $4.50 $2.25 Women's Underwear in combination and separate. bought in Eastern Markets at 1-2 value. D E. P. DIXON. .A . SPEAKER ELECTED. Every well organized house has a presiding officer. When that officer is a woman, she al ways orders the Family Groceries from WILSON CORNER GROCERY. JOHN A. BECK WATCHMAKER * JEWELER, o r c ig a r s sold.. PACIFIC COLLEGE. College Classes. Normal Course, Book-keeping, All the Grammar School Studies, Music and Art. evenings it gets very monotonous sitting around the fire with nothing to amuse or instruct. The Graphic and the Weekly Oregonian for only $2. For a pain in the chest a piece of Run nel dampened with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and hound on over the seat of the pain, and another on the back bet ween the shoulders, will afford prompt relief. 'the tax levy for city purposes has j This is especially valuable in cases tieen fixed at thirteen mills for the com- j where the pain is caused by a cold and mg year. Considering the lowering of there is a tendency toward pneumonia. our property valuation this makes our For sale by A .T . Hill. city taxes in reality about one and a j There is one unfavorable feature about quarter mills higher than last year. ■S the mild climate of the Willamette val A letter received from N. C. Maris of ley. It is too inviting for the hobo ele Heppner a few days ago states that the ment to collect in here, where sufficient grip finds its way up into the canyons warmth can be kept up without the of the cow counties, as well as else vigorous exercise that is required in a where, in its efforts to sustain its repu more frigid climate. Then there is not tation for being no respeetor of persons. a sufficient breeze to blow the stink N. M. Snodgrass, who, for the past away from these fellows. two weeks has been arranging to move to Indiana to take charge of his mother’s farm and care for her in her old age, has changed his plans since hearing from there a few days ago, and they will not go at present, at least. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor, who came here recently from Centralis, Washing- ton to assist in caring for Mrs. Tavlor’s brother, Prof. J. H . Douglas, have rented the Jesse Hobson property on the corner of Second and River streets. They are Hoosiera from away back, as well as most excellent citizens, and the Graphic hopes to see them located here permanently. The Crescent Society at the college is getting up quite a good degree of inter est by the organization of a mock con gress. Some speeches have already been delivered that are said to rank with those of Charles Sumner and Pat rick Henry. This makes an excellent drill for the young people and it is en couraging for the future to see them taking an active interest in debate. Not a few who read what Mr. Robert Rowls, of Holland, Va., has to say be low, will remember their own experience under like circumstances: “ Last winter I had la grippe which left me in a low state of Health. I tried numerous reme dies, none of which did me any good, until I was induced to try a bottle of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. The first bottle vf it so far relieved me that I was enabled to attend to my work, and the second bottle effected a cure.” For sale at 25 and 50 cents per bottle by A . Hill, druggist. j F o r Sale. Some work has been done on the col lege gymnasium lately and more is to follow with the hope of finishing it up soon. The students need the use of the building badly during the wintry weather, and beside this, it is hoped to have it in a more presentable appear ance by the time for the meeting of the State Oratorical association which uieets here this year. Mrs. I. S. Schilling of Chico, Butte county, California, whose husband is a nephew of the old man Schilling onChe- lialem mountain, arrived here the first of the week anil will remain for gome time, hoping that the change of climate may benefit her. Some time ago she lost her voice to some extent and she can only speak in a whisper now. Her physician advised her to try the climate in the mountain districts of Oregon and that is the object of her visit. FrLsh, high grade Jerseys cows sale. tf J. M. & 8. M. A t k in s o n . To cure all old sores, to heal an indo lent ulcer, or to speedily euro piles, you need simply apply DeW itt’s Witch Ha zel Waive according to directions. Its magic-like influence will surprise you. A. T. H i l l Will Carleton’s HEWSPAPER-MAGAZIKE. Poema t M ' Sk et chea by him la Every Number. . . I* It ESI D E N T P A C I F I C C O L L E G E , N F .W IIK IIO . O IIK O O N , IESSM EDWARDS, Pru.ldcnt, BEST OF A D D IT IO N A L I.IT B R A T D H » . Only Fifty Cent» a Yea' Sample Copy, Five Cents. .Marie—Proposals should never be made by letter, anyliow. N ettie—Did Agent’s Complete Outfit, Ten Cent«. . . . ADDRESS . . . you ever hear of one that was declined EVERY WHERE PUBLISHING CO .. simply on that account? OrcsklyU, N. Y. “ Does your poetry pay?” ( A visit to the silent city of the dead "W e ll, It just keeps tiie wolf from ' near town a few days ago brought vivid the door.” j ly to the mind of the writer his first vis " I suppose you read it to him.” it to that spot a little more than sixteen years ago, when he assisted in laying Tiie long bridge at the east end o f' "Say, you’re the fourth feller that away the second or third body that First street Is the oldest bridge in Uie found a restin g (dace th ere. W ith the lias come here (o try to trade howses to c o u n ty , a d th e o t h e rs th a t w e re b u h l said Farmer Hhoricup. raPid increase in the population of the at t|lc time tllii one wa8 j,ut up having day,” community since that date the hearse been rep aced by new ones. This in "W h u t’s got into you all?” has made many visits to that spot and dicates that tiie lutniier used in this " W ’y ,” said the visiting farmer now the graves are quite numerous. sheepishly, “ tiie s'ory got out some- bridge was excellent and that the ways tli.it you’d got religion at tiie re workmanship was first class. Noah Thomas Turner has trailed his farm of vival las’ night. I'r—Cincinnati E n three hundred and thirty acres which Heater was at the head of the carpen quirer lays at the upper end of Chelialein val ter work on tiie bridge and this ac ley to Thomas Snodgrass for one of ills counts for the stability o f t,-,e structure 1 ‘.Does your wife ever lie a string farms near Goldendale, Washington. But there is an end to ail things earth They also made an exchange as far as ly and this bridge comes in the list o f Afound your finger to make you re- Tiie posts Hint support •r --jber tilings?” possible of stock, farming implements perishables. Yes, often.” and grain, in order to avoid tiie trouble the bridge are badly decayed toward How does it work?” and expense of moving. Mr. Snodgrass tiie ground, which renders itsom ewlia’ V'-’-ali, when I get into tiie city it and Mr. Turner returned from a trip to unsafe, but ju-t what to do in tiie mat Goldendale the first of the week, Mr. ter is something o f a puzzle to tiie remind# me to telegraph to her and Snodgrass bringing a team down witli council, as the city treasury is not run ask her what it was she wanted me to ning over with ready cash Whether remember.” —( Answers. him. the old structure will be replaced by a Something must be done to stop Hen- new one or tiie old one patched up for dershott from Inlying potatoes, for every ‘.be present has not been fully decided. time he gets a lot of spuds bought up Pague, the weather man, gets hoodooed C a l i f o r n i a Lund. and loses all control of the elements. Forty acres of Southern California After he got that other lot of soft pota fruit land for Bale, or will trade for toes distribute 1 out among the town Newlerg property or land in this com cows and used up we hail mild spring munity. J oseph W ilcox . like weather for a spell, and just about the time people were getting ready to warble “ Springtime is coming gentle Annie,” Hendershott piled up another lot of potatoes in sacks down at tiie riv er and here we are wringing our froste 1 «.•>«•» again. Let a restricting injunc tion be served * ’ or. Studentw can enter nt any time and find classes to suit. An excellent home for girls and boys is provided under the care of a competent Matron, at the lowest possible prices. Excellent boird in private families. Moral nnd Christian InHuen^oa thrown about students. We confidently believe that superior advantages cannot be offered iu the Northwest. All expenses inoderut«*. Correspondence and visits solicited. For catalogues and information, address, BANK N. E. BRITT, Vico Pros. B. C. MILES, Cashier OF NEWBERG. O-A. 3? I T .A. Hi S T O C K , $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 . m iiM T D iie ! ib W A fitia , B. C. MILES, if II WOODWARD. J. 0. COLCOKO. N. K. BRITT, Exchange bought and sold. Good not««' 'iji deposit Issued payable on demand. *• * * to cheek * - *- nt * sight, and a ir»»noral banking biuiuess unt'*•> 'i . - W u received ‘ ’subject V (Jtatlous made on $11 accessible point* In the United States and Canada. CORO, . ') S l » K S T H - U d d Tilton. Portland: National Park Bank, New York. log the city are invited to call at the bank for information concerning the city ■if c Invited. ,W. i \ HEACOCK, 1,LP0T LUMBER TAED’ NEWBERG, OREGON. noons. WIN POtVS, M o u ld in ' HIIIN u LLH, LÀVrt, MMK, ■ l x ' ' ' I ,- R Il Ali:., _ B u ild e r * H a r d w a r e ig h ts , O, CEDAR. KIR. REDWOOD. YF.LL’W PINK ETC.. ETC. !
