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* 't « XUGENE—TIME C VRD. Good shoes for $1.00 at liodson Bros. weekly trips between Dayton an»! Portland. Leaves Dayton at 7:30 a. m. on M »a- Buy your screen wire of W . I*. Hea- days, Wednesdays and Fridays. Leaves Fort- laud at 10:30 a. in. on Tuesdays, Thursdays and cock. Saturdays. O . C. à E. CO.-TIME CARD. Call on Steigleder and feed of all kinds. for your Steamer Albauy leaves Portland at fi a. m. ou Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, and ar Flour, whole wheat flour, rives at Newberg at 10:30 &. m. Leaves Corv.il* 11s at 6 a. m. on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sun wheatlet*, buckwheat, corn days, and arrives at Newberg at 1 p. m. j Steigleder’ s. gT E A M E R S ALTONA AND RAMUNIA. (Going south, real down; north, up.) DAILY BOATS. flour graham, ineal at Uriah Cook, of Bucoda, Washington, is visiting in town with his brother, Martin Cook. Hudson Bros, for outing blankets. A line line of blankets just received at Ho Ison Bros. Hon. Calvin Stanley spent last Sun day in Portland. Screen doors 60e. and up and hinges loc. at Depot Lumber Yard. Special sale of Huts, Shoes and Cloth ing every Saturday at Hudson Bros. A. S. Fogg took a lea l of Crawford peaches over to Hillsbcro Wednesday. 0:45 a. m — LV. Portland a h ........p. in. 2:40 Harvey Huffman’s, of Portland, are * 0 5 .............. Oregon City .............. 13*0 1 visiting with C. H. Jackson’s this week. 11:40 ....................Newberg. ............. a. m. 10:10 Jo Bowman who has been fishing for j 4:30 p .m . . Salem ...................7:45 Mrs. Will. Hemlershott will go to salmon on the lower Columbia is at 7 :0 0 ............ a r . Independence l v ...............6:30 Wood wanted at Hudson Eros. Fine tan shoes reduced from $3.25 to (J at Hudson Bros. Sliding window screens 33c. and up, at Depot Lumber Yard. Will Clemeuson, o f W llsonville, spent last Sunday In town with rela tives. Dr. Michaux, of LaFayette, came down Tuesday night to look after Jim Everest’ s needs. Miss Julia Minclien, of Dundee, is making her home for the present with Itov. A. T. Ware’s. L. M. Parker’ s began the task of mov- ing out to the Hoskins plaeo at Spring- brook Thursday morning, j Mrs- Fanni# Mitchell left here on Fri- j j ay uf iagt ,v k for Baker City where ! her husband, Win. Mitchell has a job. B 0 You Want ift"oney? Our prices draw customers from C o ffe e -A r b u c k l8 o r L ie n (5 MILES awny. 15c 7 lbs o f either or both $1 00 (N o limit in quantity to customers ) made R e d S e a l L y e -B e s t C o rn S t a r c h T e a d u s t-M a k e s a g o o d d r in k 9o Largest stock o f good teas in Newlierg. Must he something in them. Co 4 fo r 2 6 c For puddings—desert», etc. C rack ers p er b o x 20c Astoria today for a short visit with J e lly -A w o o d o n b u c k e t fu ll 5 0 c j relatives. Billy Sutton came up from Portland j A r m & H a m m e r B r a n d 4 lb 2 6 c All flavors—Full standard quality and W hy pay $2.50 and $11.00 for picture Saturday evening and returned home on weight. Other .Soda—equally good—per pound 5o frames when Hill will sell you the same Monday morning. R. & N. CO.—TIME CARD. frame for $1.50? M a t c h e s -T h e g o o d o ld f a s h B. C. Miles and family drove over to V in e g a r .p u re c id e r . s t r o n g Steamer Elmore leaves Portland Sundays and T. W . Vaille, assistant ehief clerk Thursdays at S a m. Keturuluir leaves Salem Scotts Mills last Saturday evening and 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 16 c Tuesdays and Saturdays at 6 a in. of tho railway mail service w * t k j George Christenson is back from Me- Steamer Modoc leaves Portland Mondays, returned on the following evening. headquarters at Portland, was in town | Jlinnville for the present at least. Wednesdays and Fridays at 7 a. m., returning the following days. Pass Newberg ou the A S p le n d id S y r u p 6 5 c G r a n d p a ’s W o n d e r S o a p Reports from all over the valley indi- j Monday night, George can’ t stay away from Newberg. 6c down trip at <>:20 a. m. In 3-hoop bucket Oliver & Colcord agents (or railway Hues. cate that tho crop of spring sown w h ea t; 8. Fogg and J. I. Hadley have been Mrs. A. B. Cornell arrived home from 2 buckets for $1 25. is about the best we have had for years, delivering as fine Early Craw ford peach- a visit at George Grayson’s over in the OREGONIAN RAILWAY DIVISION R o y a l S a v o n S o a p -2 b a r s f o r 6 c — AND— A g o o d s y r u p f r o m th e b a r No it was not exactly Clondyke weath- j ei >n town this week as were ever seen Tillamook country Wednesday evening, PORTLAND AND YAMHILL RAILWAY. 12 bars for 2,5c. er laet Saturday and Sunday with the 1 in * “ y market. The price ranges from r e l, p e r g a llo n 20c Trains arrive at Newberg as follows: Oscar Cox took a jaunt up into Polk North. South. mercury sputtering around in the region $1t0 $L25 per bushel, county in the vicinity of BalUton the 7 :5o a. m. *12:30 p .m . S q u ir r e l P o is o n 30o There are lots of “ sure enough’ ’ eye first of the week in the interests ol the 12:30 p. in. 0:05 p. m. of 100. R o lle d O a t s -V e r y best- Stronger than ever—cheaper than ever. •Every other day. Ed Parrish, who recently came down openers at the sale now commenced >1 ! o eollfgn L o w e r th a n ever. Passenger and Freight Rates to all points, Morris A Miles store. Bring your cash can be obtained from C. 11. FRISSELL. from east of the mountains, is building Born—At the residence o f David E v Enquire and we will surprise you on ihe Agent Newberg. T o m a to e s -b e s t b r a n d on e c a n 7 c or anything else they can sell and you a new house on his farm out at tho foot erest, to Mr und Mrs. Charley Mackey, price. £19*15 can»— 1.00 can make a trade V . Q. P. FISlIEIl, Newspaper Advertising Ageut, of Parrrett mountain. on August 18-1897, an eleven pound 21 Merchant’s Exchauge, San Francisco, Mitchell A Moore traded tile to one daughter. is our authorized ageut. This paper is kept on Ex-sheriff Watt Henderson was in S H O E S :- E verybody surprised—everybody p'easad. We do just as we say—Low er than ever before aotl low ef file in his office. farmer last week for three cows. It is limn anybody town Monday evening with a drummers George Tolson’ s friends will be glad to safe to say tho sign is not right when outfit and carrying the usual amount of hear that ho has concluded to return to This week a bran new line o f price» again on goods that you have not seen—embracing the best o f everything—Men» L ocal Events. a tile man refuses to trade his wares Women and Childrens all g o —Everything goes. ' Yamhill soil in tho way of dust. college and take some extra work tho for a farmers live stock. coming year. Don’ t nauseate your stomach with A . T T H 3 W LOT OF G O O D S ------ I T T T O D A Y . The finest line of Oxfords, regular Mrs. Charley Larkin’s mother, Mrs. A new lot of picture frames at H ill’s teas and bitter herbs, but regulate your liver and sick headache by using those beauties, in Black, Tan and Ox Blood is Nellcr and her sister Mrs. Lentz who drug store. SL& "\ new and nobby line o f Straw Hats, ju st In from Eastern Market ut lowest prices you ever heard quoted. famous little pills known as De W itt’s now being opened. See our window for have been here visiting for some time, Eggs taken in exchange for goods at a few samples. The new price catches Little Early Risers. A. T. H i l l . left for their home in Minnesota the llodson Bros. every pair. M orris A M il e s . first of the week. Mr. A. says I paid $12.50 for this Y o u r s , f o r y o u r b e s t in te r e s ts , Chas. K. Spaulding left here on a President Newlin was in Portland worsted suit in Portland, we sell same Yim, vigor and victory ¡-these are the business trip to Sun Francisco Thursday Tuesday on business connected with the for $8.50. Our money has same value characteristics of Do W itt’ s Little Early & college. with Eastern factories, as has Portland morning. He will begone a week or Kisers, tho famous little pills for consti more and will in the meantime visit pation, biliousness and all stomach and ! Mr. Caldwell and family of Portland money, and sensible ones buy from Bar relatives in the city of the Golden Gate. A. T H il l . liver troubles. visited at J . H. Bowerman’s last Sun rie & Barrie. “ They don’t make much fuss about day. Charley Cavil, of Middleton, was in Tho fourth boy appeared in Canby | it.” We are speaking of De W itt’s Lit Bran, shorts, rolled barley, mill chop, town last Monday and from the run of tle Eariy Risers, the famous little pills Heston’s samily some ten days ago and his talk it was quite evident that he had ns Canby wanted to have a little Clon cracked corn, shelled corn, seed corn at been exposed to the Clondyde fever. for constipation, biliousness, and all dyke at home, as he could not get away, Steigleder’ s. They nev He will winter through in Oregon though stomach and liver troubles. he has named the youngster Alfred of our er gripe. A. T. H ill . Prof. J. H. Douglas rode up to Salem and await the coming of spring. Clondyke Heston. on his wheel last Tuesday to look after A representative of the Portland firm The new prices being made in our E. W . Moon was unable to finish the his ten acre orchard. store embraces everything we have. We handling tho Remingtou typewriter was examination at McMinnville last week in town last week with one of the ma- Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and can offer such bargains as cash buyers owing to sickness, but he will go on Diarrhoea Remedy always uffords i are now looking for. Will be pleased to ! c b ' ncs’ which he left with attorney with his school until the next examin when I Clarence Butt. The click of tho type- prompt relief. For sale by A . T. Hill. ! convince you in just one minute ation. He is an experienced teacher and I writer is likely to bo heard in two or holds good certificates given in other James Vestal attended services at | get ready to buy. Mourns A M iles . three more places of business in town states. Hopewell near Wheatland last Saturday , erave h,,t ° nc Minute,” said the at no very distant day. and visited with his son Will until Tues- P,,blic speaker in a husky voice; and The Womens Missionary society of Mrs. A. 8. Craven, of Middleton, re the Baptist church will ho d an open day morning. then *ie too*£ a fi°se ° f One Minute of D ry e t c ., ceived a dispatch last week announcing Cough Cure, and proceeded with his or- meeting at the church next Sabbath E. L. Cady has bought a ranch in | atory. One Minute Cough Cure is un the death of her only brother, Rev. J. evening at 8 o ’clock. An interesting Tillamook county near Blaine and is equalled for throat and lung troubles. M .Cook, at his home near Moorsville, programme has been prepared and a moving out with a view of embarking Indiana. The deceased was well known A . T. H il l . good time anticipated. Everybody in the business. to many people about Newberg. He the year $i70. ; disbursements $158.91. cordially invited. The quarterly meeting of Friends , , . , , , , . . i was a useful and highly respected min- L. T. L. members 115. If yo. Want best prices and prompt charch held here last Saturday and Sun- • , • i- • . i. i When a young fellow saunters through The nominating committeo reported J ister in Friends church. returns for your fruit and ottier farm day was very well attended, considering a hardware store, carefully eying cook- as follows : Lewis Jones, who has Ijeen laying products, ship to tho Oregon Poultry & that it came in a very busy time. Miss Evangelistic supt. Jane B. Votaw, stoves and other kitchen furniture it is Supply Co., 124 First street, Port Green, of London, finished up a course brick at Eugene, is at home with his but reasonable to suppose that a pretty Sabbath observance Ac. Julia Smith, Mary A. Hobson. Scientific tern., Lo land. tf of three weeks of very acceptable work family Ibis week. He has the contract good local item Is to he furnished at no ren a T. Hodson. Legis. Petition, fran for plastering the Jacobean building at in tho limits of the quarterly meeting, distant day. Now don’ t come around chise Ac. Ruth Heston Ainv Dailey. Harry Allen returned from Eugene McMinnville and will tiegin work on it Narcotics, Anna 0 . Cook, i’ ress work, to ask any delicate questions. the first of the week where he had been with u very interesting sermon on Sun as soon as it is ready. Lewis is a hust Achie Morris. Parlor meetings, Vanniu for some time looking after the con day night. Samuel GrofF, son o f J K. Groff, who Martin. Flower mission, Hltte Macy, ler for business and he usually has work struction of two or three of the Allen C. B. Frissell, our Southern Pacific left Newberg seven years ago, arrived Mrs. McCollum. Peace, Julia Maris, at his trade when anybody does. fruit evaporators. station agent, turned his hack on the hereon last Wednesday ami although Mrs. M. Terrell, Ruth Heacock. Liter On calling at Seth Mills’ place a few ature, Jennie K. Groff, Jennie Hadley, Burning, itching skin diseases in tropica! quarters at station Tuesday days ago a half dozen hands wore found he 1ms lived in Salt Lake City evqr Amy Dailey, Mary J. Nowlin. Purity, morning and joined the innumerable since going away ho comes back, bring Jane H. Blair. Purity in art, Dosha stantly relieved by De W itt’ s Witch rushing things along to a finish as rapid Hazel Salve, unequalled for cuts, throng at Newport, where he will breath ly as possible on his fruit evaporator. ing only one wife. Mr. G roff is engag Macy. L. T. L. Etfle Macy, Stella bruises, burns. It heals without leav salt sea air for a couple of weeks, The warm weather is hurrying fruit ed in the steam laundry business und Smith, Mrs. Heacock. Music, Hallie Hobson, Mntric Wees- j Later— He did nothing of the kind. No says he has a very satisfactory patron ing a scar. A . T. H ill . ner, Sadie Hall. Contest, Achie Morris, I I one came to take his place and he is along and growers are keeping a lively age. They will visit he’re for about a Berta Terrell. Program, Maliala Wees-1 Farmers who have fat stock to sell j compelled to stay with the work for the step during the closing days in order to month. ner, Emma Bell. Finance, Vannie Mar be prepared for the big crop. The pros will find Stanley A Cooper in the market j present. The latest word received from t h e ! tin. Reading room, Mrs. Tallman, Julia pect they now have of receiving good ready to buy, and families who like jui Smith, llullie Hobson, Mrs. Hadley, Lewis Hanson, who has been janitor prices for dried fruit helps to add elas Newberg Clondykera Isa letter Clar Mrs. McCrea. Temple, Ruth lleaeok. cy steaks and tempting roasts will always S at Friends church for tho past three or ence ltutt received from Frank Elliott Work among foreigners, Maliala Wees- ticity to tho step. find the best the market affords at their four years has given up the place as he written from Sknguay Aug. 7 They ner. meat market. Dave Lamb came over from Scotts Mrs. Harford left Wednesday toattend is intending to go hack to Minnesota in had decided to take the W hite trail The West End drug store is to be a short time. When it comes to janitor Mills last Friday and reported a very and push on toward the Clondyke with the Wa-hington county convention at Hillsboro, after which she intends go He keeps serious fire which swept away a good 1 their entire outfit a day at a time ing to Kansas to work in the interest of moved into the Sawyer building on First work Lewis is at home. deal of property at Scotts Mills the pre street. C. E. Smith, the manager of everything neat and clean and his taste und go as far us possible, hoping to get the W .C.T.U. Marion vious night. The fire was discovered through this fall, but they did not feel the business says he will move in as in decorations is excellent. Kansas whisky people nrc working soon as he can get the room ready, which Cook has been given the place and he about midnight and liefore it was check at all sure that they would he able to do hard for tho resuhmission of the prohi ed it burned the Atkins store with all bition law. They have in the state an will no doubt fill it in a satisfactory will bo in about ten days. so. organisation known as tho “ Mystic its contents, the Miles A White building manner. Brotherhood,” with 290.000 members, N otice. Rev. and Mrs. Martin Cook arrived and about half the stock and two or some of whom are located in every town Andy Winters reports his hop crop Student, can cuter at any time and find claraoa to milt, home last Monday from a trip to the three smaller, buildings. Tho Atkins The council of the city of Newberg, and hamlet, and their workings are as to be clear of lice and in fine condition. h,'y' U <h« « « « of »competent Matron, l>each at the mouth ol the classic waters stock was well insured but Miles A Oregon, will receive sealed bids for fur mysterious as those of some other or the n,wcîtCp!.“,“ f,ic ’p X « ' “ lrl* ! He engaged several tons of hie crop some of Slab creek, where they feasted on nishing material and repairing the ganizations that might lie mentioned. White carried no insurance. ! time ago at nine cents and he feels All expenses moderate. Correspondence and visit« solicited norm west. The county convention of the W. C.T. pogies and trout. Well anthenticated M. M. Edwards, of North Yamhill, bridge in the eastern part of the eity. For catalogues and Information, add rea», pretty sure the buyer will take them fish stories may be looked for. Also bids for material and construction U. will lie held in Newlierg August 31 who was in town last Saturday said the ami Sep. 1. The program will lie print this time, provided the price keeps up I*K E S ir> E N T I ’ A C I P I C C O L L E G E , team of white mules which he used to of now bridge entire at same place. ed next week. R kforthr . It may be “ just for fun,” or it may be to twelve of fifteen cents. In the eyes j Bids to bo opened at the next regular N K W B t R d . OBBQO to close out stock, or it may lie for some of the buyer, the price a product is sell- i to <lrive abo,,t Newber* had bcen takpn N «et Ic e . to Alaska, bound for the new goldfields, meeting of the council to be held Sep other reason, but whatever the reason ing for when delivered has a good dea] A second hand two seated hack for Mr Edwards drove this team across the tember 6, 1897. Specifications on file at may be we will make you happy when to do with his opinion (?) of the condi Stanley A Cooper’s meat market, New sale plains to Oregon the summer and fall of tx.3 G Ko E M MTe A LF you want anything. Especially shoes, tion of the article he has contracted to 1880, so the hardships they will en berg, Oregon. The council reserves tho 1K8SE HOWARDS, President. groceries or dry goods. M orris & M il e s . take at a certain figure. N. E BBITT, Vloa Pres. T ak ff N otice. B. C. MILKS, Caahl counter in the search for gold will not right to reject any or all bids. By order It is always gratifying to receive testi The parties w ho took a sack of carjict of the city council. be altogether a new experience to them, Jesse Edwards went to Willamina monials for Chamberlain’s Colic, C hol rags in balls from my residence in New ami then in case their owners decide to Monday evening to look after shipments A Strange F reak. era and Diarrhoea Remedy, and when berg are known, and unless they return butcher them and prepare the meat for of white clay from his clay pits at that the endorsement is from a physician it Jim Everest, who lives just cast of the same or pay |2.50 in cash for the loss, “ table use” it will be tough enough to place to the brick factory. He says that their names will be made public. is especially so. “ There is no more town went through an unpleasant ex- E.sos E llis . keep in any climate. orders are coming in for brick so that satisfactory or effective remedy than ] perience and one which he w ill not soon they will be able to run much later A warehouse full of merry Hop I’ lrltera Wanted. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar- A wart'ho,,se full of merry girls were forget, last Tuesday night. At about in the season than they had expected. I want 879 hop pickers A family rh.ea Rem edy,” writes Dr. R. E Robey b,,s-v al the 8tation ,be fir,‘ ,,f ,bu week half past nine o ’clock he jumped from C A P I T A L S T O C K , $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 . days packing packing a a car A. M. Mauritzen and family arrived physician and pharmacist, o f Olney, b,r 9 couple of ol days car of his bed while asleep and plunged may count three boxes a hand. Thus green fruit to lie shipped east. The home last week from an extended trip M o.; and as he has used the Remedy* in through the bedroom window head first, yourself und wife and three children fruit was largely egg plums and was n il out south through Josephine and Jack- his own family and sold It in his drug then ran directly through a picket fence, may pick 9 boxes o f hops per day a brought in by various growers. It is to You will son counties. Mr. Mauritzen is open- store for six years, he should certainly DIRECTORS: smashing the pickets, and on into the you will count three hands he hoped that satisfactory returns will ing out a fish market at his old stand know. For sale by A. T. Hill, garden, calling for his wife to come and receive30 cents p<*r box for picking anil JESSE EDWARDS. 11. C. MILES, J. C. COLCOKT be received from the shipment but this E. H. WOODWARD. adjoining the Star Bakery. He will ; A correspondent to the Transcript help him over the fence. He was taken should the price be more at pickin g! IT. Z. BBITT. stems to be quite doubtful as reports into the house covered with blood which time we will pay you the customary j also handle eggs and produce for the tells the following fish story in which received say that fruit of red color or of Oregon Poultry A Supply company of our friend J. W. Hobbs Is connected. came from cuts sustained, and phy price. I’ lease give me your addreaa on j a bluish tint brings good prices, while Portland. sicians called to attend to his injuries. a postal card or In a letter and I will A genuine sensation was caused in light colored fruit is not so ready sale. A piece of glass was taken from his body do the rest. Our motto Is kind anil camD this forenoon when C. E. Dnns- House keepers who like sour fruit ought whirl: had penetrated to a dentil of four courteous treatment to our patrons. '' T ” '1 T-ye'Oe on demand. Exehanve bonjl.t and sold. Oood oo»« Rev. A. T. Ware, Dr. E. P. Dixon field o f Portland, VI. E Best o f Gaston . Deposi ts receive,I subject In rherk «I sight, and ■ general hanking basing to t>e fully satisfied with egg plums, pro inches in the region of one kidney and Hops bought at the highest market | transacted. and Frank Vestal left here the first of Collections made on «11 seeesslhle points In the United Stales soil Canada. price. F r a n k W ood , and J. W Hobbs letnrned from fish whirl: made a painlul and dangerous vide! they own stock in a sugar factory.. the week for a hunt In the Cascade COR A KM PONDE NTB—Ladd A Tilton. Portland; Nations Park Bank, Naw Tort Newlierg, Oregon. wound, fie seems 'o he getting along ing bringing a large devil fish with mountains in the vicinity of the Red A.C.Churchill will have a large Allen fairly well but he is in a pretty bad con Strangers visiting tho city »to Invited to call st Ihe lisnk for Information eoneoralog tho el»» them, which Mr. Dausfield had caught. A Remarkable C a r « o f C h r o n i c dition. Just what made him take this Rock mines. Pack horses will be Correspondence invited. rh«»». It measured across from tip to Up o f (lT er r«a,|y ,n a fcw ,|a>" to tak‘‘ care ,)f strange freak is a mystery. brought into service to carry the game the arms nearly seven feet, and I as the immense crop of prunes he - has - on In 1861, when I served m y country out to the railroad where they will ship his hands this season, and it will lie sure you that it is a sight worth look as a private in Com pany A, 167 Penn « . c. T v. direct to Newberg. The weather is pret ready none to soon for fruit is ripening ing at: and no me w ho has had a look The officers elected at the annual sylvania Volunteers. I contracted ty hot for keeping a large amount of early and he estimates that he will have at tills fishes’ majesty has the least de It lias given m en meeting of Newlierg Union held Aug. 11 chronic diarrhoea fresh meat but where refrigerator cars in his own big orrhard and others he sire to tall into the ■ mbraee o f one o f great deal o f trohle ever since. I have (Incorporated.) are used good results may be obtained. has in his care a quarter of a million are Mrs. Mary E. Allen, president, Mrs. the ugly monsters. By actual count tried a dozen dlfferant medicines and Ma'tio Weesner, corresponding secre pounds of green prunes. He has had a tary, Mrs. Halcyon V. Hobson, record several prominent doctors without any Mrs. Ann Lamb, who has been in there were on tw o arms each 216 enps number of veTy flattering letters regard ing secretary, M rs. Mira Einery, treas permanent relief. Not long ago a Portland daring the past year, ia back or suckers used to draw the blood ing the price of dried prunes, tho latest urer. The vice presidents from the var ••• friend sent me s sample bottle o f Cham again and has gone to keeping house at from the victim that should fall into being an offer of six and a quarter cents ious churches are mewiames Blair, Bell, •è* berlain'a Colic, Cholera and Diarrho'a Multiply this by eight her fconjgK t^^eridian street. Miss their embrace Britt, Deskins and Fogg. for sizes running from forties to fifties The reports of officers indicate active, Rem edy, and after that t bought and Handlers o f May w il2 ^ | ^ ^ k in time for the open and you have the number o f suckers and corresponding prices for the smaller agr*--sive work. The reports of snper- took a 50 cent bottle; and now I can Fancy and Market Poultry, Game, Egg», Butter, Cheese, Dramd Ho| ing of coi T-oe. Mr. and Mrs. Wright, this monster possessed, and con d put sizes. Mr. Churchill ha« spent a pile of intendents of departments also snow aav that I am entirely cured I can V. al. Etc. Farm and Garden Products. Green and Dried Frulta. Pool! the son-in-taw and daughter of Mrs. Into use the moment it fastened its money and a great ileal of time in build much work in the various lines. The not be thankful enough to you for this Supplies o f Every Description. Nursery Stock, Etc., Eto. Lamb, arc also expected here to spend fangs into a hum » . body. The parties ing up his fruit business and it looks Union now has tony six active paid members and twenty honorary mem great Remedy, and recommend it to the winter. At present they are op in w ho captured this devil say it took now like he was going to reap such re bers. Fonrteen members have removed • •• all suffering veterans. If in doubt the mining region, fifty-miles from tw o of them to get it out o f ihe water. wards this season for his labor and on l- to other pieces the past year; two have • •• Your» gratefully Henry Portland, near Washougal, Washington, I must confess that after looking at lay of hard cash as he richly deserves passed from works to reward. 84,631 write me. where Mr. Wright has some mining this chap I have decided to go home It is to he hoped that his expectations pages of literature have been diatrihu S t e i n berger, Al'er.town, Pa. Sold by claim s. 'i n m y dirt rather than to g o in bathing ' in this particular will be fnllv realized, ted; 694 boqueta sent oat; receipts lor A . T. Hill. SUN DA YS. 9:00 a. ra. ----- lv . Portland a r .......... p. ra. 3:30 1:30 p. m .............. Newoerg.........................12 30 6 :3 0 ....................... Salem.................... a. m. 10:15 8:30 ........... a r . Independence l v ....... . 9:00 Æ J^Free hack meets boat at Newberg. <1 homo again. L MORRIS CASH D EALIN G MILES. ^ Buying direct from Atlantic Coast Manufacturers is tho secret Cheaply. selling so Fine Worsted Suits $8.50. Cheviott Wool Suits $5.00 Full line Goods, Shoes, Hats, Furnishings, Stationery, in proportion. Barrie & Barrie Frank Hobson Combine. Groceries ZFTtlBSZEa: <Sz C L E A IT . JO SE PH -WIJLSOlsr': PA C IFIC COLLEGE. iSTewborg, Oro. College Classes, Normal Course, Book-keeping, All the Grammar School Studies, Music and Art Fali Term Opens September 21, 1897. BANK OF NEWBERG. Oregon Poultry & Supply Co. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 12d FIRST STREET PORTLAND M E
