g T E A M B R EUGENE—TIME CARD.
Hill’s drug store for fire crackers.
I Buy vour screen wire of W. 1». Hea- have now joined hearts and hands irr
The Graphic and the Oregonian for 1 cock-
ho’y wedlock, and they start out on life’s
' Screen doors 60c. and np and h in g e s great sea witli the benedictions of a host
of well wishing friends. May their cup
Hodson Bros, for bargains in clothing 15c- at Depot Lumber Yard,
C. A E. CO.—TIME CARD.
and fine shoes.
: Get your fire crackers at Hill I’s drug of joy be ever full to overflowing.
tearaer Albany leaves Portland at 6 a ra. on
Call on .Steigleder for your fiour store. They sell the cheapest,
H e y T h e re !
Our prices draw customers from 15 MILES away. Must he something in them.
Mondays. W ednesdays and Fridays, aud ar­
T. B. Cummings will go to McMinn- Sale may be found for a ton of clover
riv es at N ew berg at 10:30 a. m. L eaves Corval­ and feed of all kinds.
lis at 6 a. ra. on T uesdays. Thursdays and S u n ­
Eli Hadley, of Portland visited his | villa the first of the week to bid on a hay by calling at the telephone office.
days, and arrives at N ew berg at 1 p’. m.
building co.itract.
brother
Lon near town last Sunday.
j^T EA M B R S ALTON A AND RAMONIA.
7 11« of either or both $1 00.
T llS C eleb ri»(io n .
Why pay $2.50 and $3.00 for picture
Mr.
and
Mrs.ThadTownsend,of
Port­
(Going south, read dow n; north, up.)
(No limit In quantity to customers )
frames when Hill will sell you the same
A good program lias been arranged
land, spent last Sunday in Newberg.
D A I L Y BOATS.
6.45 a. m __ lv . Portland ar
___ p. m. 2:40
frame
for
$1.50?
for
the
big
celebration
tomorrow
and
a
A few pair of Belgian hare for sale
8 : 1 5 ................ Oregon C i t y ......................12.30
For puddings—deserts, etc.
11:40
.............. N ew berg...................a. m. 10:40
9c
Frank Elliott is off in the Cascade large crowd is expected. Beside the
4:30 p .m .
..
Salem
7:4» now. Call or address C. F. M o o r s .
speaking by Judge Cleland, of Portland,
Largest st»>ck of good teas iu Newberg.
7:00 .
.
. Independence LV.
6:30
Flour, whole wheat llour, graham, mountains on a two or three weeks trip
SUNDAYS.
in tho forenoon good music will be fur-
9:00 a .m .
.. . lv . Portland a b .
. p. in. 3:30 wheatlets, buckwheat, corh meal at for the Southern Pacific.
1:30 p .m ...............N ew berg............................ 12 30
Mrs. Carrie West and Mrs. F. ^ j nished, and the following program has
6 : 3 0 ............................. Salem.
.. a. m. 10:15 Steigleder’s.
been arranged for the afternoon.
8:30 ............ . Iudepeudeuce lv
. 9.00
All flavors—Full standard quality and
A. J. Palmer and daughter, Miss Jes­ Hollabaugh, of Portland, attended the
£ g ^ F r e e hack m eets boat at Newberg.
PROGRAM.
weight.
Other Soda—equally good—per pound
5c
yearly
meeting
here
throughout
last
sie of Dayton attended church in New­
1 p. m. Bicycle Parade.
R. A N. CO —TIME CARD.
week.
berg last Sunday.
One Mile Bicycle Race.
Steamer Elmore leaves Portland Sundays and
Miss Cora Comer, of Seattle, daughter j l#0-yard Dash.
Thursdays at 0 a. m. R eturuiug leaves Salem
A. M. Hoskins is prepared to put new
T uesdays aud Saturdays at 6 a. m.
of Silas Comer of Newberg, has been j Wheel-barrow Race.
Steam er Modoc leave« Portland Mondays, casing on bicycles as cheap as any man
elected as teacher in our public schools,
W ednesdays aud Fridays at 7 a. m., returning In town.
No
second
grade
material
Half Mile Bicycle Race.
th e follow ing days.
Pass Newberg on the
to take the place of Miss Chance who
down trip at 6:20 a. in.
used either.
440-yard Dash.
O liver A Colcord agents for railw ay lines.
goes to Corvallis.
In 3-hoop bucket
Fat Man’s Bicycle Race.
Two brothers, O. and T. Miles, of
2 buckets for $1.25.
Pole Vaulting.
OREGONIAN RAILWAY DIVISION
Liberty, Marion county, visited a few Mrs. S. A. Deskins arrived home from
— AND—
*4 Mile Bicyele Race.
days last week with their cousin B. C. Turner on Wednesday, where she went
PORTLAND AND YAMHILL RAILWAY.
12 bara for 25c.
Egg Hurdle Race. Each contestant
in company with Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Miles
in
Newberg.
T rains arrive at N ewberg as follows:
carries egg in his mouth wdiich must
North.
South.
Bring your watches and clocks to Zef Todd to attend a camp meeting held by
7 :55 a. ra.
*12:30 p. m.
be unbroken at finish.
the Christian church.
12:30 p .m .
6:05 p .m . Sears in the Wright building and get
Stronger tliun ever—cheaper than ever.
Fancy Bicycle Riding.
•E v ery other day.
them repaired at hard times prices.
Miss Viola McClary was quietly mar­
220-yard
Dash.
P assenger aud Freight Rates to all points,
Work guaranteed.
ried to George Cornell on Wednesday
can be obtained from
C. B. FRISSELL,
Enquire ami we will surprise you on the
Horizontal Bar Performance.
A gent Newberg.
Miss Lizzie Trueblood returned to her evening, June 30, 1897, at the residence
price.
Slow
Bicycle
Riding.
15 cans—
1.00
of Dr. Cornell, in Newberg, John K.
P. FISIIEU, N ewspaper A dvertising Agent, home in Portland, Wednesday, after
Obstacle Race.
. 21 M erchant’s Exchange, Sail Francisco, spending two weeks visiting with young Wright, J. P. officiating.
High Jump.
S H O E S ; —Everybody surprised—everybody pleased,
We do Just as we say—Lower than ever before and lower
is our authorized agent. This paper is kept on
friends in Newberg.
than anybody.
file in his office.
Wm. Allen has sold three evaporators
Tug of War (LaFayette vs Newberg.
Tills week a bran new line of prices again on goods that you have not seen—embracing the best of everything—Mens,
W l^ keep the boy in knee pants until this week and the prospsets are favor­ Five Mile Bicycle Race.
Women and Childrens all go—Everything goes.
he is a man? Go to Hodson Bros, and able for making other sales to different
Base Ball.
Local E vents.
get him one of those bargain suits with parties who attended the horticultural
McMinnville vs
■
A
. N E W
LOT OF DRY GOOES -----I3 S T TODAY.
hat or shirt thrown in.
meeting here this week.
Newberg
A new lot of picture frames at Hill’s The services to be held at the Presby­ The finest line of Oxfords, regular
£ W A new and nobby line of Straw Hats, just in from Eastern Market
drug store.
at lowest prices you ever heurd quoted.
terian church next Sunday by Rev. beauties, in Black, Tan ami Ox Blood is R e a so n * 5V hy C h a m b e r la in 's C o lie ,
C h o le r a a n d D ia r r h o e a R e m e d y
Henry Austin of Stella Falls was in Bowersox will begin at 3:30 p. rn. in­ now being openei^ See our window for
Is th e B e s t .
town Tuesday.
stead of 4 o’clock as previously announc­ a few samples. The new price catches
1.
Because
it affords almost Instant
ed.
every pair.
M o r r is A M i l e s .
Sliding window screens 35e. and up,
relief in case of pain In the stomach,
at Depot Lumber Yard.
Drew. P. Price, Will Allen, Will
“ There is a tide in the affairs of men colic and cholera morbus.
Bran, shorts, rolled barley, mill chop, Elliott and probably other young men Which taken at the flood leads to for­
2. Because it is the only remedy
cracked corn, shelled corn, seed corn att will leave the first of the week for Wasco tune.” The flood tide of bargains is that never fails in the most severe cases
county
where
they
will
work
in
the
har­
Steigleder’s.
now at Newberg Clothing House, Hod­ of dysentery and diarrhoea.
son Bros. Will you take it while it
If you are in a hurry for any hauling vest fields.
3. Because it is the only remedy
or delivering, leave your orde-i at Wil­ There are lots of “ sure enough” eye serves ?
that will cure chrouic diarrhoea.
openers at the sale now commenced at
son’s Grocery.
4. Because it is the only remedy
You may hunt the world over and
W. W. Davier, representing R. G. Dunn Morris A Miles store. Bring your cash you will not find another medicine that will prevent bilious colic.
or anything else they can sell and you
5. Because It is the only remedy
A Co. of Portland was in town on busi­
equul to Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera
Buying direct from Atlantic Coast Manufacturers is the secret of our selling so
.can make a trade V. Q.
ness Wednesday.
and Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel com­ that will cure epidemical dysentery.
President Newlin was in Portland plaints. I t is pleasant, safe and re­ 6. Because It Is tho only remedy
Cheaply.
Leave orders at Wilson’s Grocery for
Tuesday looking after arrangements for liable. For sale by A. T. Hill.
that can always he depended upon in
light hauling or expressing. They will
transportation to San Francisco for the
cases of cholera Infantum.
receive prompt attention.
Mrs. Helen D. Harford will speak at
Newberg people who intend to go to at­
7. Because it is the most prompt
A new and complete stock of bicycle tend the Christian Endeavor conven­ Chehalem Center on Sunday evening
and
the most reliable medicine in use
fixtures, including Morgan & Wright tion.
July 4. Subject “ The Outlook.” Re­ for bowel complaints.
tires, received at Hoskins bicycle hos­
turning
from
the
year’s
work
in
the
Mr. A. says I paid $12.50 for this
8. Because It produces sio bad re­
pital.
worsted suit in Portland, we sell same East, she will give the advanced move­ sults.
Sick headache can be quickly and for $8.50. Our money has same value ments as they touch the moral world.
9. Because it is pleasant aud safe to
completely overcome by using those with Eastern factories, as has Portland
Don’t neglect a cough because the take.
famous little pills known as "DeWitt's money, and sensible ones buy from Bar­ weather is pleasant; before the next
10. Because it lias saved the lives of
Little Early Risers.” A. T. Hill.
rie A Barrie.
storm rolls around It mny develop into more people than any other medicine
Mrs. A. M. Yocum of Mount Hood
Not only piles of the very worst kind a serious difficulty beyond repair. In the world.
and Mrs. Sanford Goodrich ol Dayton, can be cured by DeWitt’s Witch Hazel One Minute Cough Cure is easy to take
Y o u r I .a . t C h a n c e .
F’or sale by A. T. Hill.
visited in town last Sunday with their Salve, but eczema, scalds burns, bruises, and will do what its name implies.
C. C. .Smith, the photographer is ar­
h j ^ ^ r s , Walter and Warren Robert- ulcers and all other skin troubles can be
A. T. Hill.
Neighbor—I saw tho doctor call at ranging to go away for the summer.
Call at once and have the babies’ picture
instantly' relieved by the same remedy-.
Martin Ramsey, of LaFayette, died of your house this morning. Is your fattier taken. Negatives go with the pictures.
If you want best prices and prompt
sick?
A. T .Hill.
consumption last Sunday evening and
Old negatives sold for 10 cents each.
returns for your fruit and other farm
The new prices being made in our was buried the following day. Tho de­ Boy—Not yet; tho doctor just started
products, ship to the Oregon Poultry A store embraces everything we have. We ceased was well and favorably known by to come this morning.
Many a hoy has been driven off tho
Supply Co., 124 First street, Port­ can offer such bargains as cash buyers all the older settlers in this community,
farm by being given a pig and having
A v o id C o n s u m p tio n .
land.
tf
liis father keep the hog into which it
are now looking for. Will be pleased to lie having spent his younger years on
By stopping that, cough. We know grew to pay for the corn it ate. Child­
A. B. Cornell has secured employment convince you in just one minute when the Ramsey homestead near town.
of no better remedy for coughs and
with the Southern Pacific railroad com­ you get ready to buy-. M o r r is A M i l e s .
George W. Dimmick, of Hubbard, colds than the S. B. Cough Cure. 50 ren estimate these things at their cor­
pany as agent and operator and has been
rect value, because of a natural knowl­
Jesse Hobson, who has been in the
sent to Whiteson to take charge of that eastern part of the state for some time is with two or three of his neighbors, came cents per bottle. F’or sale by all drug­ edge of what is right.
over
to
attend
the
horticultural
meeting
gists.
station for several weeks. Success to back again and has been visiting with
and look at the orchards in this com­
“They are dandies” said Thos. Bow­
him.
his children at the boarding hall this munity during the week. They brought
ers, of the Crocket, Texas, Enterprise,
“There’s
one
consolation
about
insom­
Farmers who have fat stock to sell week. They left here Thursday morn­ their tents ami provisions and camped
while writing about DeW'itt’s Little
will find Stanley A Cooper in the market ing for a visit at Marquam with Enos on the fair grounds in regular pioneer nia,” remarked tho sufferer.
Fairly ltisers, the famous little pill for
“ What is that?"
ready to buy, and families who like jui­ Blair’s.
style.
sick hcadacc and disorders of the stom­
“
While
I
He
awake
I
don’t
have
night­
cy steakH and tempting roasts will always
JOSEPH WILSON.
S. A. Stansberry, of Portland, a simon
ach and liver. A. T. llill.
F. O. Krause, of Sheridan, rode down mare.”
find the best the market affords at their pure gold standard republican, visited
on his wheel and stopped over night
meat market.
last Saturday and Sunday with liis old
y^TTOIi.VEY-AT-I.AW.
T e h r i i i l e a c c i d e n t . — It is a terrible
Hon. George W. Riddle of Riddles, friend, the Rev. E. S. Craven north of with Jesse Edwaris’, leaving on Thurs­
accident to be burned or scaled; hut the
Douglas county and Hon. E. R. Lake town. As Mr. Craven holds very radi­ day morning for Portland, where he in­
CLARENCE BUTT.
paiu and agony’ and the frightful dis­
of Corvallis, both of whom were mem­ cal 16 to 1 views the conversation in the tended taking the train for SanFrancisco
Will practice ill nil the court« of the state.
figurements can he quickly overcome Special attention given to probat« work, the
to
attcml
the
C.
E.
convention.
He
and
V «X.
bers of the late lamented legislature interval was no doubt animated. Mr. a young {riend took their wheels with
w riting of deed*, mortgages, contract« and tho
without leaving u sear by using De- drafting
of
all
legal
papers.
were prominent figures in the horticul­ Stansberry put up the first pressed brick them intcnding to ^ California by the
W itt's Witch Hazel Balvo.
N ew b erg. O regon.
N e w b e r g , O ro.
tural meeting.
building ever erected in Portland.
O fficb —Second Floor
wheel route after the convention is over.
A. T. Hill.
Bunk of NcwLerg B uilding.
Editor Conover of the Dayton Herald,
James Vestal arrived home Wednes­
while in town on business last Monday day, after his extended visit to South­ The game of base ball played on the
Weary Rnggles—I hope Santa won't
ELMER P. DIXON,
called around at this office to give a fra­ ern California, and has been spending the fair grounds last Saturday afternoon get a hold o’ me in de nex world.
ternal grip of the hand and a word of the time relating his experiences to his between the home team and the St. Paul
Wandering Willie— Why so pard?
DENTIST.
College Classes, Normal Course, Book-keeping,
good cheer. Always glad to see you friends about town. His complexion is nine resulted in a victory for the visitors.
Weary Haggles—Cause he’s de block Office 2 door, w est of H ill's Drug store.
The
score
stood
thirteen
to
twenty-four.
come brother Conover.
something similar to that of the fashion­
1st. street" Neivbcrg, Oregon.
Those who witnessed the game say our what finds work fer idle hands to do.
Rollin Kirk went to Portland the first able tan shoe, owing to the climatic
hoys
did
some
good
playing
and
All tho Grammar School Studies, Music and A it.
of the week where he expects to work conditions to which he has been sub­
C u re. C roup.
Who c .n think
held the St. Paul boys down even bet­
or
some
simple
jected,
but
he
will
soon
be
himself
again
during vacation at .canvassing for the
thing to patentr
“ My three cliildren arc all subject to
ter than was expected, as they have had
Protect your ISees; they mey bring you wealth.
sale of different articles. It will he no since he has returned to the land of
croup; I telegraphed to San F’rancisco, Write JOHN WKODF.HUUKN A CO., Patent Attor­
but
little
practice
together.
neys Washington, D. C., for their gi.HUo price offer
no new business to him for he has made promise.
got a half dozen bottles of S. B. Cough nod list of tw o hundred Inrenllonc wanted.
Student* can enter at any tim e and find clauses to suit.
Frof. C. E. Lewis intends to leave Cure. It is a perfect remedy. God
a success of the business in the past.
Abram Morris, who has been in rath­
An ex ce lle n t hom e for girls and boys is provided under the care of a com petent Matron, at
here
on
Monday
for
League
City,
Texas,
the
low est possible prices.
I t may be “ just for fun,” or it may he er poor health for several months, left
bless you for it. Yours, etc., J. H.
BO VKAKS*
E x ce lle n t board in private fam ilies. Moral and Christian influences thrown about students.
where
he
will
probably
spend
the
great­
EX P ER IEN C E.
to close out stock, or it may be for some here for LaGrandc on Thursday morn­
Crozier, Grants 1’ass, Or. 50 cents per
We confidently b elieve that superior advantages cannot be offered In the Northwest.
All e xp en ses moderate. Correspondence and visits solicited.
other reason, but whatever the reason ing where he will visit for some time er part of the year with his parents, bottle. For sale by all druggists.
For catalogues and inform ation, address,
brothers
and
sisters
in
a
long
needed
may be we will make you happy when with his daughter, Mrs. Newt Bolton.
rest.
He
will
go
by
way
of
San
Fran­
P H ESI D E N T P A C IF IC COLLEGE» .
you want anything. Especially shoes, While there he will try a system of
Wife (after returning from cliurcli)—
N K H IIK K O , O R E G O N .
groceries or dry goods. M o r r is A M i l e s . bathing at Hot Lake, with a hope that cisco and attend the C. E. convention. You should have been in church this J
His friends here hope that his year’s
Hon. Henry E. Dosch, of Hillsdale, he may be permanently relieved of his vacation will brace him up so that he morning. We had a lieautiful sermon. !
T R A D « M AR K«»
horticultural commissioner for this dis­ malady. His friends hope that he may
Husband—I'll bet you can’t repeat
DESIGNS»
TESSE HOWARDS, President.
N. E. BRITT, V ice Prea.
B. C. MILKS, C ashier
will bo able to take his place in the col­
C O P Y R IG H TS ào.
trict, and one of our most enthusiastic realize all his hopes in this particular lege again with renewed vigor.
the text.
Anyone
sending
a sketch And description may
Wife—Yes I can. It was the tenth quickly ascertain, free, whether an Invention I»
fruit growers, attended the horticultural and that he may return entirely a new
probnhly patentable. Communication!» strictly
Miss Sadie Bond, of Villa Park, Cali­ verse of the sixteenth chapter of Flzekiel confidential.
meeting, Mr. Dosch is not a long man, physically.
Oldest agency for securing patents
In America. Wo have a Washington office.
fornia,
who
lias
been
here
attending
col­
“
I
girded
thee
about
with
fine
linen,
winded speaker but when he speaks he
Patents taken through Munu A Co. rocelvn
Rev. Mr. Post who has a farm on an
special notice lu the
talks to the point.
island in the Willamette river near lege for the past two years, and who fin­ and covered thee with silk.”
Husband—Huh I It is no wonder you
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
Some for ten, some for twenty and Wheatland has a large peach orchard ished the classical course and took her
beautifully Illustrated, largest circulation of
any scientific journal, weekly.terms 13.00 a year;
some for thirty years have suffered which is loaded dawn with fruit so that degree at the recent commencement, remember it.
SI./if) six months. 8 pert men copies and 1LAN a
Boon ON P atent * sent free. Address
from piles and they have been quickly he is already thinning it out. He thinks left here on last Monday for her home.
O il o f G la d n e s s
M U N N A. C O . ,
CAPITAL STOCK, $30,000.
and permanently cured by using De- he will probably have 1000 bushels for Miss Bond has endeared herself to the
3 6 1 H road w n y, N ew Y o r k .
W itt’s Witch Hazel Salve, tho great 1 market. He also has some three acres people here during her two year’s stay Is a pleasant, palatable preparation, en­
remedy for piles and all skin diseases. | in melons which is giving fine promise to such a degree that she will not soon tirely free from all oily taste, and may
M M » $»« ■ y »■ r f» H , -naS*
Jo h n
t* o u d n l n . T r o r . X . Y ,at w o r k fo r na I.»«d ar, !
A. T. Hill.
of an early crop of fine melons, and as bo forgotten by those who came in con­ lie administered internnlly nr applied
y u m my n o t S i n k * a a m n r l i . h u , « «
tact
with
her,
and
who
can
from
long
as­
tra»
Il
y
"U
qi.
-
«
ly
h
o
w
to
e
m
f
ro
m f ft (• j
D IR E C T O R * :
$ 1 0 a d a y at r h a aia rt, a n d m m . aa y e a $ '
Mrs. John Brown and Mrs. A. W. for prunes lie says he will have all that sociation testify to her high, Christian, externally. It will remove all pain
Mi. M«»lli »*>**•, a l l a*»-», f i, a n y p a rt of j
llist
“human
fiesli
is
heir
to,”
if
prop­
he
can
possibly
care
for
with
his
large
a m r r ir a . y o u r a n f i/ B iiii» n w a t h o rn « , » i v . '
Rees and the children, who were here
JK9SE
EDWARD«.
B. C. MILKS,
J. C. COI COSD.
in » a l l y u t ir t lm « ,o r ap a ra
«.ni» to i
womanly character.
erly applied, and might he rightly
t h o w o r k . A l l U n o w . G re a t p a y S I U r fu» |
last week, were arranging to start in a evaporator. Mr. Post says he has a big
E. II. WOODWARD.
E. BRITT.
e v e r y u « .rk e r.
W e ata ri y« *,, f li m l t b i n a
termed “a panacea for all ills.” Price
• v e , « t h in » . FASII.Y, H l 'K M t l l . Y 1e„ rt:« A !
few dsvs on an overland trip with a job before him bnt he hopes to get some
F is h M a rk et.
I ’A I f l P • I. A M
F U K K . A«l<lreaa a t o a c j l
50 cents. For sale by all Druggists.
M U M O
a
to ., I O H I L A N D , U A l S l L j
team to join their husbands at a mining money out of it.
C. F. Butler, dearler in fish, oysters,
camp near the W ashington and British j Two years ago at a horticultural and poultry. Fresh fish every day.
Columbia lines, where they are located. meeting held at LaFayette, H. E.
C ertificates of deposit issu ed payable on dem and. E xchange bought and sold. Good note*
M a r r ie d .
> discounted. Deposit« received subject to check at sight, and a general hanking busineM
“ Last summer one of our grand-child­ Dosch, horticultural commissioner for
1 transacted. C ollections made on «11 a ccessib le points in the P nited States and Canada.
ren was sick with a severe bowel troub­ this district, advanced the theory that
Miss Myrtle Gardner, daughter of Mr.
COKKF.HPON D K N T A - Ladd A Tilton. Portland ; Nations Park Hank. New York.
(Incorporated. )
le,” says Mrs. E. O. Gregory, of Fred- in planting frees, good results might and Sirs. T. II. Gardner, was married to
Strangers visitin g the c ity are invited to call at the bank for Information concerning the c ity
rickstown, Mo. “Our doctor's remedy be obtained by catting away fibrous Charles B. Wilson at the hri'Je's home
Correspondence in vited .
C O M M IS S IO N M E R C H A N T S .
had failed, then we tried Cliamlierlnin's roots and cutting the larger roots back near Newberg, on Wednesday, June 30,
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, to three or four Inches, provided the 1897, at 8 o’clock p. m., President
MS
which gave very speedy relief.” For top was cut well back. He was hoofed Thomas Newlin performing the cere­
SAKE NOTICK
##§T
__ I have rented the Newberg Meat Market
sale by A. T. Hill.
at by the other fruit growers for mak­ mony.
of Mr. Luca* formerly ow ned and run by
H
a
n
d
l
e
r
s
o
f
The wedding was attended by a num­
L. M. Parker has lease»] the C. E. ing such a statement, but while here
J. S. Baker. I intend to keep a supply of
F'ancy and Market Poultry, Game, F’.ggs, nutter, Cheese, Dressed Hogs,
Hoskin^^ruit farm at Springbrook and in attendance at the state meeting this ber of the immediate friends and rela- j
Veal, Fite. F’arm and Garden Products, Green and Dried Fruits. Poultry FK K SII A N D C U R E D M EATS
WATCHMAKER
will a. ^ k i t to the place. Sorry to week he exhibited trees which he had tives of the contracting parties, and a 1
Huppliesof Every Description. Nursery Stock, Fite., Fite.
see the • H « e r family leave town but treated in this way and they showed ; liberal share of useful and ornamental i
»-» JEW ELER,
on hand at all time*. Soliciting a share of
they are not getting very far away and a fine healthful growth. He says they presents were bestowed. Both the bride
your patronage I remain
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only temporarily too. It is understood made a slow growth the first season ar.»l gronm have been students of Pacific
Yours respectfully.
Solicits the patronage of his old Indian «
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Friends w ho need watch rapairing done.
that C. E. Hoskins and family contem­ hut this season they have already College, the brute completing the course
J u s. C om ic.
plate taking a trip, with the probability overtaken trees that were planted the in music and the groom the regular
2 7 0 M orrison St.
that Hawaii will he the objective point. 1 old way.
scientific co-.’rre the past year. They » 124 FIRST STREET
PORTLAND ORE. N«'.l>«rf. Oeiootr IMS.
P O R T L A N D , OR-
Siaket tri w eek ly trips betw een Dayton aud
i Portland. L eaves D aytoc at 7:30 a. in. on Mon­
days. W ednesdays aud Fridays. Leaves Port
land at 10:30 a. m. on T uesdays, Thursdays aud
Baiurdays.
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DO You W ant
Coffee-Arbuckle or Lion
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15c Red Seal Lye-Best made
5c
Corn Starch
4 for 25c
Tea dust-Makes a good drink
Crackers per box
20c
Jelly-A wooden bucket full 50c
Arm & Hammer Brand 4 lb 25c
Matches-Tlie good old fash­
Vinegar .pure cider. strong
ioned kind-7 Boxes
10c and good, per gallon
15o
A Splendid Syrup
65c Grandpa’s Wonder Soap
5c
Royal Savon Soap-2 bars for 6C
A good syrup from the bar­
rel, per gallon
20c
Squirrel Poison
30o
Rolled Oats-Very best-
Lower than ever.
Tomatoes-best brand one can 7c
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Yours, for your best interests,
MORRIS & MILES.
CASH DEALING
Fine Worsted Suits $8.50.
Cheviott Wool Suits $5.00
Full line of Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats, Furnishings, Stationery, etc.,
in proportion. Barrie & Barrie Frank Hobson Combine.
Groceries
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PACIFIC
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COLLEGE.
Wanted-An Idea
P atents
BANK OF NEWBERG.
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Oregon Poultry & Supply Co,
JOHN A. BECK,