Newberg graphic., October 01, 1897, Image 3

OREGONIAN RAILWAY DIVISION
— AND—
PORTLAND AND YAMHILL RAILWAY.
¡lias arrive ai Newberg as follows:
South.
•12:30 p. tn.
12 A) {g>. m.
6:05 p. m.
•E very other day.
Passenger aad Freight Rates to all points.
Oau be obtained from
C. Ü. FRISSELL,
Agent Newberg.
P. FISIIER, Newspaper Advertising Agent,
. 21 M erchant’s Exchange, San Fiancisco,
Is our authorized ageut. This paper is kept on
tile in his ottice.
Umbrellas at lloilsoii Bros.
Before selecting your winter’s reading II you don’t think this city needs
Buy your timothy and clover seed of matter call at this oliie
j system of sewerage, just taken walk up
Steigleder.
George Mitchell’s .»re now located in II to* south side nf Third street some
Free hack to the steamer Grey Eagle. the Christenson property on Wyuooski morning. The fumes that rise would
street.
j gag a turkey buzzard.—Transcript.
See Gord Worden.
J. E. Todd and wife of Dayton prairie Mr. and Mrs. Will Vestal, who spent j Eli Seese has rented his farm to his
the summer on a farm above Wheatland son-in-law, John Grimes, who has been
viBited at Ed Holt’s Wednesday.
are
now residents of New berg.
I living in Newberg for several years.
Will Elliott left here for his home at
Mr. Grimes and family move to the
Vermillion Grove Illinois on Wednesday. Ivan, the youngest son of Mr. and farm
the first of the week. Mr. Seese
Mrs.
J.
D.
Carter,
who
had
been
in
poor
E. Steigleder has rented tho Hans health for a long time died on Thursday haring hauled all his wheat here and
Peterson property on North Meridian of last week and was hurried the follow­ stored it, is now a man of leisure, but is
Local Events.
street.
never idle— Dayton HeralJ.
ing day.
Flour, whole wheat flour, graham George Gallant is probably the hap­ Saturday was a regular old-fashioned,
Call on Steigleder for your flour wheatlets, buckwheat, corn meal at piest man in town. Mrs. Gallant and good times day in McMinnville. The
and feed of all kinds.
Steigleder’s.
daughter Maud are here this week and streets were crowed with people from all
l>aids Uto country, all appeared to
Lot of Shoes and Dry Goods rec’d to­ Hill & Hill opened out with a well they are a huppy family after having j have
ready cash, and all tho merchants
day. Barrie & Barrie.
selected stock of millinery goods last been seperated for some tlfno.
were rushed to their utmost all day long.
A
very
readable
communication
from
Wednesday.
New line of children's clothing at
one time the reporter counted 123
the pen of horticultural commissioner, At
Newberg Clothing House.
teams
on the street.—Transcript.
Ladies Capo and Overcoat cloths at Hon.
H. E. Dosch of Hillsdale, which will
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan White of Mid­ below cost. Barrie & Barrie. Patterns beof interest to all prune growers will ho Dr. G. 8. Wright, manager of the Mc­
Minnville base ball team, went to Salem
dleton attended church in Newberg last to cut from 10c.
found in this issue of the Graphic.
Sunday.
Wiley Hastings, of Nestucca, who had Airs. F. A. Morris Mrs. W. K. Allen, the latter part of the week and made ar­
rangements for entering this team in the
Bran, shorts, rolled barley, mill chop, been out working in the hop yards was Mrs. J. K. Groff, Airs. O. C. Emery, oontest
against several other clubs that
cracked corn, shelled corn, seed corn at in town last Monday.
and Mrs. W. P. Heacock arc in at­ have entered
for prizes at the state fair
Steigleder’s.
The Southern Pacffic will sell round tendance at tho annual meeting of the The home team
will play on Monday
trip tickets from this point to Portland state W.C.T.U. at Albany this week.
Will Hamnett went to Troutdale tho for
and
Tuesday
of
next
week.—Transcript.
$1.20 until Ociober 1.
I have decided to remain in Newberg We are without a town
first of the week to visit with his sister
and
and will be pleased to meet my friends it is an every day occuranre, marshall
Mrs. O. Wordeu.
Colored photograph and transparent and
Sunday
in­
patrons at the old stand, in tho cluded, to sec men on the street under
Wm. McLaughlin has been spending pictures on glass at Smith’s Photo Gal- Wright
building.
his odd moments this week paintii g *ery- Call and see samples.
Z e f S ea r s , the Jeweler. tho intiuence of liquor indulging in pro­
the fence around his residence.
II. F. Allen and Drew P. Price arrived ‘‘They don’t make much fuss about fane language that can be heard for a
away. It is aliout time somebody
Don Davis sold his personal property home from Albany Tuesday where they it.” We are speaking of De Witt’s Lit­ block
was putting a cuckle-bur under tho
Thursday with a view of moving to the had been working in a fruit evaporator. tle Eariy Risers, the famous little pills crupper
of our town council.—North
southern part of the state.
Miss Chattie Dillon, daughter of Mr. for constipation, biltousnees, and all Yamhill Record.
and
Mrs.
Barclay
Dillon
was
married
to
stomach
and
liver
troubles.
They
nev-‘
Will Clemenson, tho Wilsonville mer­
Hugh Maloney and Hugh Mendenhall
A. T. H ill . returned
chant has been in town this week Ernest Dunbar in the city of Portland er gripe.
from the mountains Sunday
on
Wednesday.
Nate Stanley, Jake Estep, Billy and last. During
Visiting with the home folks.
their outing they made
Ed Williams are off for a hunt in the quite a record as
nimrods, having five
Attorney Clarence Butt went to Mc­ Rev. A. L. Black, of McMinnville, will mountains.
Orders
for
venison
and
Minnville the first of the week to attend occupy the pulpit of the Baptist church fresh bear and elk meat may be left at bucks, one doe, two cougars and one
court. An unusually light docket is re­ next Sunday morning at 11 o’clock, also Stanley & Coopers meat market. No bear to their oredit. The boys say that
In the evening at 7:30.
they have had a splendid time from
ported .
orders taken for less than a whole quar­ start
to finish and they look as brown as
Traffic
on
the
railroad
has
increased
Hans Peterson contemptates return­
ter.
a
berry
and as rugged as a mountain ash.
lately
to
such
an
extent
that
it
seems
to
ing to Minnesota this week on account
•‘Alany have said their children would —Sheridan Sun.
of his agcil mother who is in rather poor be difficult for the freight train to keep have
of croup, if Chamberlain's B. F. Saylor, who was in the city last
health and desires to return to her old up with the business and get in on time. Cough died
Remedy
hail not been given,” week, stated that his brother, Asher
home.
lion. McKinley Mitchell, of Gervais, write Kellmun & Ourren, druggists, Sea- Saylor,
been in Alaska since 1892,
If you want best prices and prompt in company with another gentleman view Ya. “People come from far and and that had
he
had
recently written home
from
the
same
place
passed
through
near to get it and speak of it In the high­ that he had a good
returns for your fruit and other farm
on Bonanza
products, ship to the Oregon Poultry & town last Friday on their way to Hills­ est terms.” This is equally true of this creek and expected to claim
make a good thing
remedy in every community where it is out of it. He left n claim
Supply Co., 124 First street, Port­ boro.
near Circle
land.
tf
W. K. Allen is serving on the grand Unowu. Buy a bottle at C. F. Aloorc & City for one on the Klondyke when the
Martin Olsen has rented the room jury at the county seat this week. So Co’s, drug store and test it for yourself. first information of tho strike was re­
back of Justice Wright's office for a far as heard from there are no cases in A gentleman from Spokane, Washing­ ceived.—Telephone Register.
tailor shop and has moved in. He will court from this part of the common­ ton, was here last Friday who has a con­ Dr. W. Tyler Smith carries with him
tract for putting up a building in that in his pocket a very interesting souvenir
be glad to meet all bis old patrons and wealth.
calling for 300,000 red, pressed brick. of long ago. It is a letter written by
many new ones in his new location.
Burning, itching skin diseases in­ city
He
has
not been able to find this num­ his father, W. Tyler Smith, of London,
stantly
relieved
by
Do
Witt’s
Witch
Don’t nauseate yoar stomach with
ber
on
hand
at any one place and as they England, to his sweetheart, Aliss Years-
teas atid bitter herbs, but regulate your Hazel Salve, unequalled for cuts, are all wanted
at once he will probably ley, who afterward became his wifo and
bruises,
burns.
It
heals
without
leav­
liver and sick headache by using those
buy
at
different
to make up the
A. T. H ill . number. In that yards
famous little pills known as De Witt’s ing a scar.
case
Edwards & Sons the motner of our Doctor. The letter
Little Early Risers.
A. T. H ill .
Farmers who have fat stock to sell will probably put in about 75,000, the bears date, May 28, 1810. Tho use of
stamps was authorized, Alay 6,
H. F. Ong came over from Scotts Mills will find Stanley & Cooper in the market number of red brick they have on their postage
1840, twenty-two days before this letter
the first of the week and spent a short ready to buy, and families who like jui­ yard.
was written. It bears upon its faco a
time shaking hands with his old friends. cy steaks and tempting roasts will always Rev. A. T. Ware left here on Wednes­ postage
of the first issue made.
See H ere.
Miss Gertie Lamb returned with him find the best the market affords at their day with about seventy-five fine fowls The letter stamp
is
folded
in the old style, mak­ Cull and examine the new stock of
for the p'-v)no8e of taking up her school meat market.
for the poultry exhibit at the state fair. ing the sheet form the
envelope. Enve­ goods at Hodson Bros.
work.
E. W. Moon returned from a trip to Besides his own there were birds be­ lopes had not then come
into common
longing
to
Chas.
F.
Butler,
J.
L.
Hos
Byron Morris and wife of Dayton,Wash to tho Cascade mountains on Wednes­
use,
having
been
first
used
in 1838, the
M eets T he B oats.
ington were here last Sunday and Mon­ day where he went to take G. W. Mitch- kins, C. E. Newhouso and Luther New year before this letter was written.—
lin,
all
well
known
breeders
of
fine
Leave
word
at Alorris & Miles store
«11,
who
remained
to
do
some
work
on
day visiting with Mrs. Morris’ parents,
Sheridan Fun.
and Gord AA'orilen will meet any of the
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Hodson. Mr. the Red Rock mines. Mr. Moon re­ poultry. Taken all together it was a
fine exhibit of hirJs, and if other sec­
boats.
S te a m e r G rey E ag le.
Morris is a well known dentist of Day- ports a very pleasant trip.
ton where ho has made good money at Word has been received by Silas Com­ tions of the state do as well tho poultry The steamer Grey Eaglo is now on a
exhibit will be the best ever made in regular run between Dayton and Port-
F or lten t.
his profession.
er of the safe arrival of his son Will at Oregon.
That the boys will bring homo laud, leaving Dayton Tuesdays, Thurs­ A good house and four acres of ground
Dawson
City.
He
left
Seattle
for
K
lon-
Air. and Mrs. W. E. Wight of Port­
a liberal share of premiums goes with­ days and Baturdays at 7 o’clock a. in., on Wynooski street. For particulars
land came up last week and arranged to dyke before the grand rush set in and out saying.
and returning leaves Portland Wednes­ call at the postoffice.
make their home during the winter with consequently passed over the route dur­
ing
the
be3t
part
of
the
season.
days, Fridays and Sundays at 7 o’clock
Mrs. Wight’s mother, Mrs. Ann Lamb.
C O L L E G E N O T E S.
J O S E P H WIJES02ST.
F or Sale#
Mr. Wight returned to his work the Word was received here Thursday Nine new students were registered a. in.
Three
acres.
Two
acres
in
fruit,
good
first of the week hut will lie hack again morning of the sudden death of William Alonday.
LAFA YETTE.
house and out buildings. Will sell, rent
in a few weeks.
Yergen, a higly respected and prosper­ Miss Edith Alinchen of Dundee is a
or
trade. For particulars call on or nd-
George
Strang
is
homo
from
the
mines
farmer who lived on the road be­ new student.
dress,
J. B t a n b r o u g i i ,
Mrs. E. B. Ali!e3 who recently re­ ous
Champoeg and Butteville. Arthur Hall of Sherwood is in the in Idaho.
t4
Newberg, Ore.
turned from her visit to Aletlahkatla, tween
He
died
at
an
early
hour
Thursday
Nelson and wifo of Rossland B.
Alaska will give an account of some of morning of heart trouble.
Newberg, Ore.
academy department and is one of the C., Dug
are here on a visit.
Cash I’ald F or D ried l ’runes.
her experiences while there at the
janitors.
meeting of the missionary society at “I crave but One Minute,” said the Edwin Hatch of AIcCoy, son of ex­ Hugh Carey has moved to Mrs Haynes We are now ready to contract for 20
near the flouring mill.
carloads of prunes. All three grades, at
Friends church next Saturday afternoon public speaker in a husky voice; and state
senator Hatch is in the academic house
at 3 o’clock. All who attend will be then he took a dose of One Minute department.
Judge Bradley of The Dalles is in the highest market price. Aloney down College Classes. Normal Course, Book-keeping,
just as quick as prunes are delivered at
made welcome.
» Cough Cure, and proceeded with his or­ Elmer Cummings who graduated from town on a flying business trip.
atory. One Alinute Cough Cure is un­ the public school last year is now in the Ed Moshier is moving to tho Hawkins Newberg. Call for particulars.
D. W. Cummins writes from Bolton, equalled for throat and lung troubles.
E. C. W ard A Co.
All tho Grammar School Studies, Music and Art.
place opposite the Essex House.
Washington that he is stacking headed
A.
T.
H
ill . second year academy.
Several
families
have
moved
into
wheat at $2 per day and that he never
Messrs. Newby and Prcsnall of Salem
C heap K allroad H ates to th e O regon S tate
before saw such a crop of wheat as was Thomas Smith has moved out to the entered school Alonday. They are room­ town and the vacant houses arc all fill­ F air, Septem ber 30 In O ctober 8 , 1807.
ing up.
raised in the Palouse country this season. Dave Lamb place north of town which ing in the Frank Elliott house.
The low rate of one fare for the round Students can enter st any tim e and And classes to suit.
From where he was working a dozen he recently purchased and Mr. Millsap The Chemistry class of this year is the The wheat, oats and hops were har­ trip will be given by the Southern Pa­ .be W ." Æ U ° p ” tec.'" r " lrU ,n d «»*■ " P ™ “1«" “ “1 " ‘he care of .com petent Matron, at
headers and several threshing machines moved up from Portland the first of the largest in the history of the college. vested with little damage in this neigh­ cific from any point on their lines in
week and took possession of the D. P. Prof. Alorrison has been compelled to borhood.
All expenses m oderate. Correspondence and visits solicited
* Northwast.
were to be seen.
Oregon, to enable all to attend.
rot
catalogues and Inform ation, address,
Stratton property on Wynooski street, divide
The Mis;cs Rosa Ylckery and Alary The people’s state Institution for the
it into two working sections.
A. M. Mauritzen arrived home from which was vacated by Air. Smith. Air.
P R E S ID E N T P A C IF IC C O LLE G E ,
Bird are visiting friends and relatives in improvement of agriculture and me­
Tillamook last Sunday where he went Millsap is well pleased with his new Airs. Rice with her son, of Salem vis­ Portland.
chanical and household arts. Itepre-
N K W SE R O . O flK O Oir.
ited tier sister Aliss Harriett Rice our
with Zef Sears ten days before. Mr. purchase.
A.
D.
Hoskios
is
repairing
his
prop-
sented
In
district
departments,
and
di-
Sears made arrangements to go into Reuben Frank, who was so unfortu­ musical instructor over Sunday. They
visions for the intelligent exhibition of Fall Term Opens September 21, 1897.
business in Tillamook and .remained nate as to have his right arm cutt off in were at chapel exercises Monday morn­ erty in AfcAIinnville and expects to the
various breeds and types of horses,
move there soon.
over there. Later—Mr. Sears returned a saw-mill at Portland some time ago is ing.
N. E. BRITT, Vice Pré«.
cattle,
sheep, swine, and poultry, and TESSE EDWARDS, President.
B. C. MILES, CaablO
home Wednesday to stay. He says now running a grocery store in South Harold Strong has taken Lewis Han­ L. AI. Duncan the druggist has moved the many
classes
of
machinery
mid
Newberg is good enough for him.
to
the
Frank
Gildner
place
opposite
the
place ns head janitor. He will
Portland where he says he is doing a son’s
implements, manufactures and mer­
probably make it as well as did Lewis— Evangelical church.
chandise, musical Instruments, domes­
Arthur Richie came over from Scotts good business. His father, George even
Tho
seminary
opened
on
Tuesday
with
if
he
can’t
twist
as
heavy
a
mous-
tic manufacture, woman’s work,sclenco
Mills last Friday and remained over un­ Frank who is also in Portland is very
a very good attendance and bright pros­ and
art. The people of the state are es­
til Sunday evening, visiting with Walter low with consumption and will not live [ tacbe.
Frank Deach, a freshman of last year pects for the school year.
pecially Invited to participate. Let us
Woodward. Arthur lias been working much longer.
in the mines at Butte, Montana during Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mills, who have who ha? been teaching near Tillamook Circuit court is in session at McAIinn- demonstrate the capabilities of Oregon
the past year at good wages. He will been here during the past year will leave for some time was at the college Friday. ville this week and eotne of the sports and Oregon people, fine fare for the
CLA.IF’I'r^Il, STOCK, $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 .
will teach a school in West Cheha- are keeping an eye one the sheriff.
ronnd trip. Popular admission of
return to the mines in a short time t(f for
their homo in Illinois next week. He
lem
this
winter.
Air.
Keffer
and
wife
have
moved
into
take up his work again for the year. In the
there will also be Rev. and We have often wondered when and Uncle John Thompson’s property and 25 cents.
He hopes to be in college again next Mrs. A. party
T.
Ware,
and Airs. J. K. Blair.
Tolson, A. B. took his exercise. Mr. Thompson will make his home with The Graphic and the Oregonian for
year.
DIRKCTOBS:
Airs. Blair, besides visiting with rela- where
We have just found out and it strikes us I them,
TESSE EDWARDS.
B. C. MILES,
Ex-senator Hatch, of AIcCoy, Polk tive8 in Iowa> wil1 atteml the Indi“»- as being a little queer. Prof. Jones can ; The public school opened on Monday 2 . 00 .
J. C. COLCORD.
E. II. WOODWARD.
N. E. BHITT.
•ounty brought his twelve year old son aP°lis conference of Friends church be- give information on this point.
ANTED
TRUSTWORTHY
AND
ACTIVE
j with Prof. Blough, Aliss Jessie Blough
here last week and placed him in col- ^ore refurn'n(S home,
gentlem en nr ladles to travel I or respnn
Crescent society was organized and Miss Viola .Smith as teachers, and
slide. established house In Oregon. Monthly
lege. Air. Hatch has sold out at Ale-! Married—At the residence of C. F. last The Friday
00 end expellee. Position steady, Refer­
evening.
Greater
interest
a
large
attendance
of
scholars.
ence. Enclose self -ad<tressed stumped envel­
Coy and for the present has gone to Ray in Alarion connty on Tuesday after- was manifested in the work than has
P o s e y . ope The Dominion Company, Dept. Y Chicago.
California. He will return soon how- noon, Air. Peter Alackey and Alias Alary been
C ertlSratcs nf deposit Is-ucd payable on dem and. Exchange bought and sold n „ .,
known for many years, which cer-
discounted. Deposit, received subject to cheek at sight, and a general b a n k l n g ^ m « !
ever as he hopes to get a government Yanfleet,
Rev.
Geo.
H.
Bennett
officiat-
transacted.
Collections made on all accessible points in the fu lle d States a n d Canada. Um'U***
, and . Airs.
. . . Alackey
. . . leave in a , tainly
appointment for the district of Alaska. ing. , Air.
gocjetv speaks well for the outlook of the
CUI’ ltE SI'IIN D E ST S—Ladd A Tilton, Portland: Nation* Park Bauk, New York.
He held the position of collector of cus­ few days for Aft. Vernon, their future
.
Htrangera visiting the oily arc invited to call at tba bank for Inform ation concerning the e lly
toms for Alaska under the Harrison home, where Air. Mackey will engage in . T.l‘e Y ," f j V hc d ‘ts an,'l,al receP*
Correspondence invited.
administration and isquite well acquain­ business. They carrv w ith then, the ‘ion for the ladies of the col ege Batur-
ted with that country.
be-t wishes of manv friends.
***
M‘C A- h A M joint
one
for the fellows in the * Y evening.
“I can’t see how any family lives Few men in this country are better reception of the two associations will be If y ou a re g o in g to b u ild it w ill p a y y ou to
without Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera or more favorably known to the held at the college this evening,
see us
and Diarrhoea Remedy,” says J. R. drug and medicine trade than Air. E. J. | Arthur Richie who graduated in our
(Incorporated.)
Adams, a well known druggist, of Gen­ Sciiall, buyer in the proprietary medi - 1 . academic department in the spring of '95
eva Ala., in a letter inquiring the price cine department of the Meyers Bros
over from bis home in Beotia Mills
of a dozen bottles, that he might not on­ Drug Co., St. Louis. He says: “My came
Friday
was at school calling on his
•••
ly have it for use in his own family, bat boy came home from school with his former and
acquaintances
Friday afternoon.
hand
badly
lacerate!
and
bleeding,
and
•••
supply it to his neighbors The reason
For
the
past
year
he
has
been
working
some people f< along without ii, ss be­ suffering great pain. I dressed tbe in a large smelter in Butte, .Montana,
H an illsrs nf
cause they
know its value, and wound and applied Chamberlain's Pain and will return there about the middle
Fancy and Market Poultry, Game, Eggs, Butter, Cheese, Dressed Hogs,
what a vaspwjlant of suffering it will Balm, freely; all pain ceased, and in a of
Veal, Etc. Farm and Garden Products. Green and Dried Fruita. Poultry
October.
save. Whenever it becomes known and remarkably short time, it healed with­
Supplies of Every Descriptiou. Nursery Stock, Etc., Etc.
F ree H ack.
used it is recognized as a necessity, for out leaving a scar. For wounds, sprain*
it is the only remedy that can always be swellings and rheumatism, I know of no The owners of the steamer Grey Eagle
| —
depended upon tor bowel complaints, medicine or prescription equal to it. I have made arrangements with Gord
•••
both for children and adults. Eor sale codsider it a household necessity.’ ( Worden to carry passengers to and from
by C. F. Moore & Co.
'Gold byC. F . .Moore 4 Co.
the i l t i u . t r landing free.
124 FIRST STREET
PORTLAND ORE.
L
MORRIS & MILES.
BARRIE & BARRIE
lira BiMom
T O MO
Opposite Bank of Newberg,
And will carry full lines of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats,
Furnishing Goods, Stationery and Tailoring Goods.
Groceries
F R E S H
<Sc G H jH 3 -A .iT .
PACIFIC COLLEGE.
f
i
BANK OF NEWBERG.
W
UILDERS
MATERIAL.
B
Oregon Poultry & Supply Co.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
ROUGH & DRESSED LUMBER
Of all kinds.
NEWBERG MILLING CO.
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