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OT E A M E K EL'GENE—TIMK CARD. OU papers for gale a t th is office. Screen doors 60c. and up and hinges Wool wanted at Hodson Eros. Good shoes for $1 00 a t Hodson Bros. 13c. at Depot Lum ber Yard. E lm er W ashburn, of A shland, is in The G raphic and th e Oregonian for town visiting old friends for a few days. Buy your screen wire of W . P. Hea- 12 . 00 . cock. Elwood W eeaner und Enos H ill were C. A E C O .-T IM E CARD. H a th ere! W h at you got vour head witnesses in th e Spaulding trial at Mo- for your llour in ! A hat from H od son Bros. Call on Steigleder O ur prices draw- custom ers from aw ay . Must be som ething in them . Stearaer A lbany leaves P o rtlan d at 6 a m. on Ste M innville last M onday. M ondays. W ednesdays an d Fridays, an d nr ami feed of all kinds. rives at N ew b era at 1":30 a. in. Leaves C o rv al Special sale of H ats, Shoes and C loth- Rev. H enry Pem berton, of Iowa, one lis a t 6 a. m. on T uesdays. Thursdays an d S u n Mrs. W, L. Robertson is visiting with ! m g every Saturday at Hodson Bros. days. an d a rriv e s at N ew berg at 1 p. w. C o ffee-A rb u ck le o r L io n 16c R ed S e a l L y e -B e s t m a d e of the C hristian E ndeavor excursionists, 6c Mrs. Sanford Goodrich above Payton 7 lbs of eith e r or both $1 00. g T E VMKi N.\ AN:» l: VM )SIJU j T h at nice piece of w heat of J . L . Hos- will occupy the pulpit ut Friends church this week. next Sunday. (N o lim it In q u a n tity to custom ers ) j k in s’ made th irty bushels to th e acre. (G oing south, read d o w n ; n o rth , up.) C orn S ta r c h 4 fo r 2 6 c DAILY BOATS. Flour, whole wheat Hour, graham , Vim, vigor and victory t-theso are the 6:45 a. m lv . P o rtla n d au — p. ra. 2:40 W alter Robertson is handling the en- For puddings—deserts, etc. 8:15 O regon C ity .. 12 :: » w heatlets, buckw heat, corn meal at T ea d u st-M a lie s a g o o d d r in k 9 o ! gine a t C hristenson & M iller’s grain characteristics of De W itt’s L ittle E arly 11:40 ................... ..N ew berg. ... ..a . m. 10:40 Steigleder’e. 4:30 p .m . Salem . . 7:45 i Largest stock o f good teas in Neivlierg. I Risers, the famous little pills for consti- ! w are house. 7:00 a r . In d e p e n d e n c e l v . 6:30 i C rackers p er box 20c J . L. Richards, who has been over in 1 pation, biliousness and all stomach und SUNDAYS. W hy pay $2.50 and $3.00 for picture 9:00 a .m . l v . P o rtla n d a R. p. m. 3:30 Morrow county for the past three months liver troubles. A. T H i l l . J e lly -A w o o d e n b u c k e t f u ll 5 0 c 1:30 p. m N ew o erg ......................... 12 30 i fram es when Hill will sell you th e same 8 : 3 0 .................... Salem . .. a. in. 10:15 j working on a ranch is at home again. A rm & H a m m e r B r a n d 4 lb 2 5 c All flavors—Full standard q u ality an d | fram e for $1.50? 8:3ty ___ a r . I u le p e u d e u c e i,v .. . 9:00 W. J . Stater ?*ys th a t w heat is so w eight. O th er Sotla—equally good—per pound 60 Free hack m eets boat at Newberg. The fam iliar whistle of th e threshing well filled th a t in m any fields the heads H . C Paulsen reports tw enty acres of K. 4 s. c o —TIME CARD. e n g i n e is h e a r d t h e s e b r i g h t e a r l y m o r n - w heat threshed on his farm th a t aver are bending to th e ground anu thus M a tc h e s-T lie good o ld fa s h V .p u re c id e r . s tr o n g le a rn e r Elm ore le a v JT p o rtU n d S u n d ay s an d i n * 3 3,1,1 s e r v e s 33 3 r e m i n d e r o f t h e f a c t m aking it im possible to save all the aged thirty-eight bushels to the acre. T h u rsd ay s ai «j a. m. R etu rn in g leav es s .ü e m t h a t h a r v e s t t i m e h a s c o m e a g a i n . io n e d k in d -7 B o x e s 10c a n d g o o d , p e r g a llo n 15c grain. This looks like hogs might be in T u esd ay s an d Satu rd ay s at 6 a m. S team er Modoc leav es P o rtla n d M ondays, F. H . Story has been about th e busi dem and to act as gleaners. Mr. A. says I paid $12.50 for this W ednesdays an d Frld ty? at 7 a. in., re d ira i a est man in town during th e week, tap- j th e follow ing days. Pass N ew berg ou th e worsted suit in P ortland, we sell same A S p le n d id S y r u p 0 5 c G ra n d p a ’s W o n d e r S o a p 5c down trip a t 6:20 i. m Ed Estep, a pilgrim who has seeu a In 8-hoop bucket ¡for $8.50. O ur money has sam e value ping th e pipe line for w ater consum ers. O liv er A C olcord ageuts for railw ay lin es. good deal of C alifornia during the past 2 buckets for $1 25. j with Raster:* factories, as has Portland M rs. W . N. Sutton came up from OREGONIAN RAILWAY DIVISION R o y a l S a v o n S o a p -2 b a r s fo r 5 c — AN D— money, and sensible ones buy from Bar- Portland last Saturday and has been year and a half cam e back last week to A g o o d s y r u p fr o m t h e b a r PORTLAND AND YAMHILL RAILWAY. shake hands w ith his Newberg friends 12 bars for 25c. I rie & Barrie. visiting w ith relatives in town d u rin g i r e l, ppr g a llo n 20c again. Ed sees th e funny side of life T ra in s a rriv e at N ew berg as follow s: th e week. N o rth . . South. Cans have been purchased by the W o j w herever he goes ami it don’t seem prob 7 :5A a. m. »12:30 p .m . S q u irrel P o is o n 30c G ran t Wiley has been trying his hand able th a t he will die w ith a long face on. 12:30 p .m . 6:0op. m. mens Foreign Missionary Society of R o lle d O a ts-V e ry b est- Stronger th a n ev er—cheaper th a n ever. •E v e ry o th e r day. Friends church to he filled w ith fruit to as a telephone linem an th e past week, L ow er th a n ever. P a sse n g e r a n d F reig h t R ates to all p o in ts, send to the missionaries. Those w ish and for a new hand has been having W. E. Heney, of A storia, was in town « u be o b ta in e d from C. B. FRISSELL. E n q u ire a n d we will surprise you on the T o m a to e s-b e st b r a n d o n e c a n 7 c Wednesday representing the excursion A gent N ew berg. ing to donate fruit will please call at J. ! good success. price. com m ittee of the Woodmen of Astoria. cans— 1.00 P. FISH ER , N ew spaper A d v ertisin g A gent, B. M ount’s hardw are store for cans. Judge S battuck, of Portland, came up Excursions are lieing arranged to run by 21 M erch an t’s E x ch an g e, San Francisco, is o u r au th o riz e d agent. T his p a p e r is k e p t on The new prices being m ade in our J on last Saturday to look after a piece of E verybody s u rp ris e d -e v e ry b o d y pleased. We do ju s t as wo say —L ow er th a n b e fo re boat from Portland to Astoria August 22 file in h is office. store em braces everything we have. We land a mile west of town, belonging to th an anybody. during regatta week. The fare for the can offer such bargains as cash buyers one Mrs. R andall. round trip will be $2. R egatta week in T his week a bran new line o f prices again on goods th a t you have not seen—em bracing the best o f e v ery th in g —Men«, L o ca l E v e n ts . Women and C hildrens all go—E v ery th in g goes. are now looking for. W ill be pleased to Dr. Davis and wife of P ortland who Astoria is always a big occasion and the convince you in ju st one m inute when had been visiting for a few days with W oodmen expect to carry a t least 3000 -A . 2 S T H 3 W ----- L I S T you get ready to buy. M obris A M iles . j Mrs. Davis’ parents Mr. and M rs. J . S. passengers on th eir excursions. A new lot of picture frames at H ill’s Nate T'lliott, who is m anipulating the | Baker, returned hom e Thursday morn- | V A ne» and nobby line of S traw Hats, Ju st in from E astern Market drug store. The new city lioso cart came up on s t lowest prices you ever heard quoted. typo w riter for th e Oregon F ire Relief I mg- Sliding window screens 35c. and up, the boat W ednesday, and it is a dandy- Association at McMinnville, rode down a t Depot L um ber Y ard. W m . McLaughlin is taking advantage say those com petent to judge. I t was on his wheel Saturday evening an 1 vis Y o u r s, fo r y o u r b e s t in t e r e s t s , The local W .C.T.U . held a picnic at ited w ith some of his old Indiana friends I of liis lay off from logging and is having given a little trial about dusk W ednes ‘ some im provem ents made about his ele- day evening much to the delight of every th e fair grounds yesterday. who were here over Sunday. H e retu rn | gant house on river street near th e col sm all boy who was fortunate enough to Born—Sunday, August 1, 1897, to M r. ed early Tuesday m orning. lege. get a hold of tho rope attached to the ap d Mrs. Sam C unningham , a girl. “ I crave b u t One M inute,” said the cart. W ith th e six hundred feet of hose The regular business m eeting of the J . T. Sm ith has taken th e place of Lon public speaker in a husky voice; and C hristian Endeavor society will be held attached to it, it can reach alm ost every H ill as book keeper for C. K . Spaulding. then lie took dose of One M inute to-morrow evening in friends church at house in town from some one of tho B ran, shorts, rolled barley, m ill chop, Cough Cure, and proceeded w ith his or 8 o’clock. All m em bers will please be hydrants. cracked corn, shelled corn, seed corn at atory. One M inute Cough C ure is u n in attendance. C. K. Spaulding was a t McMinnville equalled for th ro at and lung troubles. Steigledcr’s. M rs. M arguerite E ISotFand little son with witnesses last M onday, defending A . T. H i l l . J . Q. H oskins, of Champoeg, was in Jo h n and Clarence Price w ent c u t to the steam er Grey Eagle against a su it Tho W omens Foroign M issionary So Springbrook W ednesday and visited 1 brCL’g h t by Dock W right of McMinn- tow n W ednesday calling on his New ciety of Friends church will hold its berg friends. w ith h er sister-in-law M rs. Orange villo for $249 uarr.'Sg-'R claimed on ac Q uarterly m eeting a t the church Satur- E llio tt. count of the steam er leaving W right’s L in P ark er has been doing the granger . „ . , . „ act lately w ith good long resting sp e lls; ^ . 31 3 ° ’3lock- Superintendents and base ball team a t Oregon City, when an II. S. B ritt is taking lessons in short chairm en of com m ittees will please bo excursion party was carried to th a t city between acts. hand and type w riting with Clarence prepared with reports. Executive com during the C hautauqua Assembly m eet B u tt, and it is safe to say lie will get Rev. H olcraft, of Portland, will preach m ittee will meet at half past 2 o’clock. ing. The decision of th e justice had not th ere th e same as ho does in all else a t th e B aptist church n e x t Sunday been rendered at the tim e of going to In the Demorest medal contest, held he undertakes. m orning and evening. press. Friday night in th e Friends church only T here are lots of “ sure enough” eye 01 W right came down from L aG rande, | three contestants appeared. They- were U nion county- on W edeesday for a visit the Misses Dema R oberts, E ditii McOrea openers a t the sale now commenced at A R e m a r k a b l e C u r e O f C h r o n ic Ular> of ten days w ith th e folks a t home. rhoea. and E th el Sm ith. The judges, Mrs. J. M orris & Miles store. Bring your cash C h am b erlain ’s Colic, Cholera a n d H. Douglas jr., Miss Ju lia S. W hite and or anything else th ey can sell and you In 1801, w hen I served m y co u n try as a private in C om pany A, 167 P e n n D iarrhoea R em edy alw ays affords M r. Eugene W . Moon decided in favor can make a trad e V. Q. People are swelling th e G raphic sub sy lv an ia V olunteers, I contracted from the west to the east and from the p r ° ( ^ ~ 'lief. F or sale by A. T . H ill. of Miss E th el S m ith. north to the south, and found the same M aster R aym ond Presnall who has scription list by coming in and planking chronic diarrhoea. I t hns given m e n M r. anil Mrs. Bird C rabtree now- ride state of affairs; renters not getting great deal of troble ev er since. I have down tho hard cash in paym ent w ithout wheels, having made purchases of the been visiting his grand p arents, Mr. and solicitation, which is another evidence tried a dozen different m edicines und enough for their grain to pay th eir rent, enterprising bicycle m an, A. M. H os Mrs. Silas Comer for several weeks several p ro m in en t doctors w ithout any and I never saw such crops grow, corn of retu rn in g prosperity. started for his homo in Seattle la st F ri kins, p e rm an en t relief. N ot long ago a milking from fifty to one hundred bush day m orning. He w ent some sooner Don’t nauseate yoar stom ach with Edwin T arrish, who has been east of than he probably would have done for friend sen t m e a sam ple b o ttleo f C ham els per acre. I spent the w inter in th e natural gas th e m ountains for several years has re th e reason th a t he wished to see his teas and b itter herbs, but regulate your berlain’s Colic, C holera atifi Diarrhoea liver and sick headache by using those turned and will take charge of his farm father who was about ready to sta rt for R em edy, and ufter th a t I bought and belt of Indiana, where I had been assur famous little pills known as De W itt's out near his brother N oah’s place. took a 50 cen t bottle; and now I ciiu ed I would see prosperity, but only a- the Clondyke. L ittle E arly R isers. A . T. H il l . say th a t I am en tirely cured. I ca n guin to bo dissappointed. l ’eople wore Rev. and Mrs. E . O. Ellis and Mr. and W m. G rant, of San Francisco, a son- Mr. and Mrs. J . C. Sawyer, M r. and not be th an k fu l enough to you for th is discouraged, factories clos'd down, men M rs. Samuel Cowgill of Fairm ount, in-law of A unt Amy E dw ards, is in Mrs. A. M ’ ’oskins, A. T, H ill and fum- great R em edy, a n d recom m end it to w ithout work, children crying for some Indiana, arrived here Saturday evening town visiting with the E iw a rd i housc- ily, Enos H ill, M rs. F. A. E lliott and all suffering veterans. I f iu doubt thing to cat. Of courso when I saw their for a few d ay’s visit. They left W ednes hold and renew ing acquaintance w ith j gon Jo h n and probably others will leave w rite me. Y ours gratefully H en ry condition I would tell them of the W il day m orning. oseph former In d ian a friends. Mr. G ran t has ¡n a few days for New port by th e sea. Steinberger, A l’entow n, P a. Hold by lam ette valley, the pleasant w inters and _ , If you w ant best prices and prom pt been a resident of San Francisco for sev- | the balmy sum m ers, of our tine prunes A. T. H ill. lino regulnr returns for your fruit and o th er farm eral years and has b u ilt up a good husi- ,, T he . finest . , of Oxfords, , , , and big red apples,fine Koyal Anne cher r. . .. Ir ... . , beauties, in Black, Tan and Ox Blood is , . „ . , , ries and our luscious straw lierries and products, ship to the Oregon P oultry & ness in th a t city. Ho will rem ain here R esolu tion s. . 1 , , . now being opened. See our window for Supply Co., 124 F irst street, then th eir eyes would sparkle and th eir t-1 for several days. , , : a few samples. The new price catches The quarterly conference of tho M eth m ouths fly open. One man declared he land. The Newberg hoys m et w ith a ra th e r 1 every pair. M orris & M iles . odist church in its recent session unan could alm ost taste them . And then iS T ew b erg, O r e . W hile on the road hom e from th e disastrous defeat Saturday a t th e hands A. B. C. D ennislon, of P ortland, was imously pasted tho resolutions given be they would have mo tell them over coast one day last week H enry Mills lost of the M ultnom ah’s with a score of 18 to in town th e first of th e week represent low. again. a purse containing som ething over $10. 2. For th e first two innings th e game Be it reroeniliered, th a t at a meeting ing th e G reat N orthern railroad. A t If people could get rid of th eir stuff Some fortunate traveler has no doubt prom ised.to be a good one, as in both of the Board of T rustees of the F irst M. innings Portland was sh u t out. B ut as torney Clarence B utt was installed as E. church of the city of Newberg, Ore for money there would b o a large im m i profited by Mr. Mills’ ill luck ere this. Nowlierg’s team hail never been togeth local agent and loaded with advertising gon, held in the parsonage on Tuesday gration to tho Pacific Coast. B ut I m ust B urning, itching skin diseases in m atter. hasten. I, like M artin L uther, when ho evening July 6, 1897, th e following reso thought if he could get to Rome he stan tly relieved by De W itt’s W itch er before it larked everything in team work, and could n o t p u t up a steady “ T here is a tide in the affairs of men lutions were a d o p te d : Because of would see perfection, I thought now if Hazel Salve, unequalled for cuts, bruises, burns. It heals w ithout leav game, and w ent to pioe.es. Bud Mills W hich taken a t the flood leads to for the efficient work of Rev. A tkins, d u r tho Master has some work for mo on the made both th e scores which were tu n e .” The flood tide of bargains is ing the last year, in increasing the a t ing a scar. A. T. H ill . A tlantic coast I then should see a happy placed to Newlierg’s credit. now a t Newberg Clothing House, Hod- tendance and interest in our services, by Student, can enter at any tim e and And c l.s s e s to «nit. Farm ers who have fat stock to sell and contented people, so one night after W ill you take it while it his scholarly and excellent discourses, b° i " p r,,v ld *‘1 u “ J e r «“ • °» * c o m p e ie n t M atron, at The fourth q u arterly conference of son Bros. will find Stanley A Cooper in the m arket I had finished my work in W alnut Ridge th e fo * « Y 7 1 p !!.* lb 171 le .7 0p™ rc«'r K' r l“ E xcellen t t>o«r<l 1u private fsm ille*. Moral and Christian Influences thrown shout studenti serves? thereby enabling us to raise our am ounts quarterly m eeting, not knowing but th at ready to buy, and families who like ju i th e M ethodist church held from S atu r We confidently b elieve that superior advantage* ennuot be offered in the Northwest C°^ in full for tho different benevolent en ter All exp en ses moderate. Correspondence iipd visits solicited cy steaks and tem pting roasts will always day to Monday was a very successful 1 was ready to start w estw ard, hut the N. E . B ritt spent some tim e lust week I For catalogues and inform ation, address, find the liest the m arket affords at th eir gathering. Dr. Guo was present and w ith th e Eastern lum lier excursionists prises of the church, and the interest ho M aster said "n o not so, go oust.” So the preached Saturday evening and Sunday who were seeing th e big tim ber of Ore- j and his estim able wife have taken in morning m ail brought several letters P R E S ID E N T P A C I F I C C O L L E G E , m eat m arket. morning and evening. Rev. A tkins ad gon and W ashington. He says th e work the young people, for by their efforts from different sections and among them N B W U E R O . O B IO O N , I t may be “ just for fun,” or it may be m inistered th e sacram ent of baptism to the young people have become interested one from Jam es Wood of New York, of th e Bridal Veil lum bering company to close out stock, or it may lie for some eight candidates, and received eight per in educational lines, and the cause of saying it was the unanim ous decision of I ESSE EDWARDS, P resid e n t. other reason, b u t w hatever th e reason sons into m em bership in th e church. was simply a revelation to them . N. E. BRITT, V ice Pré». C hrist, and whereas lie is now acquaint B. C. MILES. C u h l .r th eir board th a t it would be rig h t for may be we will make you happy when The official meeting showed all finances “ They don’t m ake much fuss about ed with the people and surroundings, them to call me to them for service, and you w ant anything. Especially shoes, provided for to date, and tlio church to it .” We are speaking of De W itt’s L it ami is able to do more for the church like Paul I conferred not w ith llesli and groceries or dry goods. M orris & M iles . he in a very prosperous condition. tie E ariy R isers, th e famous little pills here than it m ight be possible for an blood but obeyed a t once. I t was am using to th e spectators as . . . . . . . . for constipation, biliousness, and all other to do, a motion was made and I have visited a num ber of meetings in it is always gratifying to receive (teati- Ptomnch and liver troubleP. Th,.y nev. duly seconded and unanim ously carried well as em barrassing to th e lady cy - New York state and have been to P o rt m onials for C h am b erlain 's Colic, C hol e r gripe. th a t we as trustees of the first M. E . A. T. H ill . cli«t th e other day when she led her hus land Maine. But no where have I found era an d D iarrhoea Rem edy, a n d w hen church of this city recom mend the mem b and’s wheel instead of her own out in such abject poverty and yet such enor th e en d o rsem en t is from a physician it O ur citizens were awakened from slum bers of tb c fourth q u arterly meeting to to the middle of the street, not noticeing is especially so. “ T here is no m ore ber, a t 11:30 o’clock W ednesday night request th a t Rev. A tkins be returned to m ous w ealth. C A P I T A I : S T O C K , $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 . th e m istake until she attem pted to H ere where I am located now as pas satisfactory or effective rem edy th a n by th e ringing of th e M. E . church bell us for another year. Dated at Newberg, m ount. tor is a fruit section. Thu grower gets i C ham lierlaln’s Colic, C holera a n d D iar and th e cry of fire. Nearly everybody Oregon, July 6, 1897. hut very little (or his fru it; currants ono Rev. M. M. Binford and Rev. E . O. rhoea R em edy,” w rites Dr. U. E Rnltey turn ed out in haste, as all good citizens H. K . C u m m i n s , C larence B utt , to two cents per lb., lierries about tho E llis of In d ian a occupied th e pu lp it of physician an d * p h arm acist, o f O lney, ; do when th e cry of fire is heard, but J . P arbott , C. H . G r a v e s , niltKCTOKS: same. It is also a great sum m er resort Friends church Sunday, th e former in Mo ; and as he has used th e R em edy iu only to find th a t some goods boxes had A. H.Fooo. B. C. MILES, for the city people so I come in contact JESSE EDWARDS. J. C. COLCORD. th e m orning and the latter in th e even his own fam ily an d sold it in his d ru g been piled up and fired w ith a view of W hile we have nothing w hatever to Í . II. WOODWARD. N. E. BRITT, with the fruit picker and the m illionaire. ing service. Rev. Binford also g a rs a store for six years, he should c ertain ly trying the new hose and cart. The opin- do w ith th e decision of the conference in forcible, enthusiastic talk in the C hris- ( know, For sale by A. T. H ill. | ion prevails th a t those who engaged in \ this m atter, we sincerely hope th at it The lady with her diam onds flashing tian Endeavor meeting. Both sermons th is fake mode a m istake, for th e cry of will act favorably on th e above rcsolu- and the lady dressed in h er rags, for I A jovial picnic party took posession of have found ladies among both clauses were earn est and invigorating. th e hills north of town last Monday. “ wolf is liable to be made a t any tim e tjons al)j recom m endation. Rev. At- Close to this place is the farnorts I.ake C ertlfle.le« n l der>n»lt l.niied pajr.Me on dem and. E xehanre bonaht »nd «old. n«ed nn lH when help will be wanted badly, and Miss C lara Hudson, of Mooresville. The occasion was th e visit of old Indiana kins has been among us long enough for discounted. D eposit, received snbjoet to cheek nt sl.h t, and a general hank Inn bu.ineM Mohonk, owned by a Friend, A lbert R. tran.Mr:."! C ollections mad., on ill Reeessible p o in t. In the Tutted S ta te.a n d Canada. In d ian a, one of the C hristian Endeavor friends and relatives to th is p a rt of the when people are fooled in this way our citizens to realize and appreciate his Smiley. I t is indeed a beautiful place CO ft R E S HON H E NTS—I.add A Tilton. Portland: N ation . Park Bank, New York. excursionists who stopped over here to valley and th e desire on the p art of some tim e or two they may fail to respond. sterling worth and all would indeed and nil right if you have plenty of m on Stranger. H alting tbe city are Invited to eall at the bank for inform ation coneernlng tha M ty visit w ith A. E . Moore’s and th e Wood of our citizens to show them from a per The C hristian E ndeavorers passed a greatly regret to lose him from the ey. Board is from seven to tw enty dol Correspondence Invited. ward household, sold her ticket and has spective view a» good a country as eyes very pleasant evening a t the hom e of present both pleasant and profitable lars per week. I will close by giving arranged to rem ain and attend college. ever beheld. The party started early in Pres, and M rs.T hom as N ew lin.last Mon-j relationships. tbi* adm onition to the people of Oregon. Hhe has a sister who came o a t from K an th e morning ir. various vehicles. After day evening. A social was given in hon- j If you know when you are well off stay sas who will teach school the coming arrj vjn|j 0n the m ountain they drank in or of Rev. M. M. Binford of R ichm ond,! L e t t e r F r o m K * r . .fe m e s P . . P r i c e . where you are, for things are not like y ear in L inn county. th e delightful scenery until noon, when Indiana, president of Friends National E ditor G raphic. they were a few years ago here in the (In e.irp o rated .) O. K. Edw ards met w ith an accident they spread a bounteous repast in association of C hristian Endeavor, and a Dear Sir.— I havo been thinking for east. The more I see of this eountry the W ednesday forenoon which resulted in a cool, shady nook, to th e full satisfaction tru stee of th e national C. E . association, j some tim e of w riting a letter to you th a t more I am convinced of th e fact th a t th e loss of the end of th e th ird finger on of all, afte.r which a pleasant tim e was | The tim e was m ost pleasantly sp ent in your readers m ight know w hat I have there is a grand future for th e W illam the right h a n d . A car load of brick «pent over th e rem ains, in a social way, 1 social conversation, M r. Binford being been doing and w hat I have found out ette valley, for it is hem m ing the talk which was being hauled out to th e rail- in spicy conversation. In th e after- | introduced to all th e E ndeavorers. In since I left Oregon one year ago. I have all over th e east not only of laboring J** • •• road was tr o heavy for th e mules on th e noon the party drove back down through 1 th e la tte r p art of th e evening Rev. A . T J been traveling eastw ard, my first stop men bnt capitalists also. np gradq \ the car started hack. O. W est C hehalem . The Indiana friends W are as pastor of th e Friends church off being in Iowa. Regards to all the readers of the H a n d l e r » , o f Fancy g(,d Market Poultry, Flggs flu tter, Cheeae, Dressed Hogs, K . tr ie d 't <et the brakes b u t they failed of th e party were, Rev. M. M. Bin fool, offered th e guest of th e evening a few I visited a num ber of m eetings in dif- G raphic. More to follow. Veal, Etc Farm and Garden J’nsluct*. *1 <>'< cn and Dried FrolU. Poultry to work, „ a e n he jum ped down and Rev. and Mrs. E . O. E llis, Mr. and Mrs. earnest wonis of welcome, speaking of ferent parts of the state, keeping my Yours in fellowship, HuppUeinsf Every IX’scripUtiD Nursery cff .ck, Etc., Eto. placed a brick behind th e car wheel Joel W right. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel th e pleasure th e E ndeavorers had in eyes ami ears open and I found th e peo J am es P . P r ic e . hoping to stop th e car. H e was a little Cowgill.and Miss Clara Hodson. Those m eeting him . M r. Binford responded to ple generally very m uch dissatisfied, C lintondalc, New York, 7-28, 1897. • •• too slow in removing his hand and th e Newberg were Ervin Hoott’s, M r. and th e words of welcome, giving in outline and well they m ight he for they were • •• wheel shoved th e brick from th e rail Mrs. David M artin, Mrs. A. E. Moore, the work of th e C. E . organization, and getting little or nothing for th eir grain catching his finger w ith th e resu lts 1 N. D. Elliott, Miss Jn lia 8 . W hite, Mrs. of the trustees of th e national association and stock. Then I w ent over to the fin b irrih s for the G ra p h ic, o n nam ed above. E II. Woodward and children, * in particular. 1 great »tato of Illinois and trave»sed it ly S I .150 a vear. Make* trl-w eekly trip s betw een Dayton s n i Portland. Leaves Day ion at 7 : o * j a. in. on M on day«. W ednesday« an d F ridays. Leaves P o rt la n d at 10:30 a. in. on T uesdays, T h u rsd a y s an d Saturdays. o DO You Want }gftB„8y? 15 MILES 9 L inegar SHCOJES:— ever LOT OF GOODS and tow er TODAY. M O RRIS & M IL E S. CASH DEALiNQ m Buying direct from Atlantic Coast Manufacturers is the secret of our selling so Cheaply. Fine Worsted Suits $8.50. Cheviott Wool Suits $5.00 Full line of Dry Goods, Shoes, H ats, Furnishings, Stationery, etc., in proportion. Barrie & Barrie Frank H obson Combine. Groceries«^ F R E S H <Sc J PACIFIC C L E - A - iE T . wijLjSozrsr. COLLEGE. College Classes. Normal Course, Book-keeping, All the Grammar School Studies, Music and Art. o IO W V |M m is I priu.C H . -» BANK OF NEWBERG. Oregon Poultry & Supply Co. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 124 FIRST STREF.T PORTLAND ORE.
