Newberg graphic., October 08, 1897, Image 3

OREGONIAN RAILW AY DIVISION
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Wood, of
Buy your timothy and clover seed
Umbrellas at Hodson Bros.
Free hack to the steamer Grey Eagle. Wheatland, visited in town last Sunday Steigleder.
with Will Vestal’s.
T ra in s a rriv e a t N ew berg as follow s:
j Ladies Cape and Overcoat cloths at
N o rth .
South. See Gord Worden.
7 :5n a. in.
*12:30 p. m.
Mrs.
J.
W.
Shafford
of
Portland
vis­
below cost. Barrie A Barrie. Patterns
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Craven, of Mid­
•V-T'* p. m.
6:00 p. m.
ited in town a day or two last week with to cut from 10c.
V% *v o th e r d ay .
dleton, were in town last Saturday.
Mrs. A. M. Hoskins.
*\
e e r a u d F r e ig h t R ates to all p o in ts,
Charley Spaulding’s parents have
c a n c$*Dbtaiue<l iro m
C. B. FRIS3ELL,
Read the advertisement of the manu­
A gent N ew berg.
Colored
photograph
and
transparent
moved
dowu from Dayton and are oc-
facturers of “ Dustine” in this issue.
pictures on glass at Smith’s Photo Gal­ i cupylng the property adjoining F. A.
P. FI SH ER , N e w s pa per A dv ert is in g Agent,
21 Mecehant s Kxehauge, Sail Francisco,
Flour, whole wheat flour, graham, lery. Call and see samples.
! Morris’.
is o u r a u th o ris e d ageut. Th is p a p e r is k e p t on
wheatlots, buckwheat, corn meal at
file in h is othce.¡
O. J. Hobson and Drew P. Price went
Mrs. S. Hobson and son Murray In­
| Steigleder’s.
down to Portland on the steamer Grey tend to move with their household
L o c a l E v e n ts .
Mr. and Mrs. William Clemmens of Eagle Tuesday morning where they effects to Woodburn next Saturday
Dayton visited in town last Friday with have a prospect of work.
where Sam is located In a photo gallery.
their son Henry, the liveryman.
A
very
large
crowd
was
in
attendance
Frauk Kimball, of Portland is In
Call on Steigleder for your flour
Joseph Wilson and Jesse Edwards at the Rev. A. T. Ware public sale of town with a stock of the celebrated
and feed of all kinds.
drove up to Salem on Wednesday to personal property on last Saturday af­ Kimball organs and pianos. His instru­
Lot of Shoes and Dry Good3 rec’d to­ take in the sights of the state fair.
ternoon. Bids were lively and property ments may be seen at the telephons
day. Barrie & Barrie.
Dr. Barr, the optician who will be in sold at good figures. A fair indication j offico.
New line of children’s clothing at town next week has been here before that people are very hopeful of the
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Mari* were
Newberg Clothing House.
and those who have seen his work speak future.
down from Sheridan the first of the
J. M. and Sam Atkinson and some week visiting with relatives. Charley
The city treasurer has money on hand in high terms of him as an optician.
to pay all warrants up to No. 16.
Another Klondike letter will be found others drove up to Salem Tuesday to is farming and reports a good measure
attend the fair. It is safe to say that of prosperity among farmers in the upper
Newberg people who have attended in the Graphic this week. This time it
Jo and Sam spent the greater portion of part of the county.
is
from
Will
Comer,
son
of
Silas
Comer,
the state fair say it is good this year.
who arrived at Dawson City the middle their time about the Jersey cattle pens C. Ward A Co. have been taking in a
A. M. Mauritzen is making arrange­ of August.
for they are great admirers of fine good many dried prunes at their com­
ments to move to California in a short
milk stock.
mission house during the week. They
Married—On Sunday morning October
time.
Dr. A. A, Barr scientific optician of are paying three cent» per pound for un­
President Newlin will preach at 3, 1897, at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
Friends church next Sunday morning. ; Wm. Williams, the parents of the bride, Portland will be in Newberg from Mon­ graded prunes and a number of growers
A general Invitation is extended to the ' Miss Hattie Williams to F. M. Haskins, day Oct. 11 to Oct. 16. If you are troub­ are selling at that figure.
led in any manner with your eyes or
Rev. E. S. Craven officiating.
“ They don’t make much fuss about
public to attend.
suffering from headaches, or are in need it.” We are speaking of De W itt’s Lit­
Burning, itching Bkin diseases in­
Bran, shorts, rolled barley, mill chop,
of perfect glasses, don’t fail to see him
cracked corn, shelled corn, seed corn at stantly relieved by De W itt’s Witch while here. Consultation free. All tle Eariy Risers, the famous little pills
for constipation, biliousness, and all
Hazel Salve, unequalled for cuts,
Steigleder’s.
work guaranteed.
stomach and liver troubles. They nev­
bruises, burns. It heals without leav­
Mr. and Mrs. J . A. Jone3 drove up to ing a scar.
er
gripe.
A. T. H ill .
A. T. H i l l .
When three young men call on one
Salem this week and spent a day or two
In
the
road
matter
where
a road was
young
lady
at
the
same
hour
on
Sunday
A Christian Endeavor social will be
at the fair.
it looks like there was a lack of method petitioned for between the Andrew Pick­
held
in
the
basement
of
the
Friends
N.G. Kirk is building an addition to
somewhere. If proper care was extend­ ett and E. S. Craven farms Mr. Pickett
his residence on his ranch two mile3 church, Saturday evening, Oct. 9, 7 :30 ed the young lady might be furnished was allowed damages to the amount of
to
9:30
o’clock.
An
invitation
is
ex­
north of town.
with entertainment throughout the day $26 while Mr. Craven was not allowed
tended to all young people.
and thus avoid unnecessary embarrass­ anything. The latter talks of appealing
Attorney Clarence Butt and C. E.
the case.
Hoskins were in the county seaton busi­ Rev. Geo. H. Bennett will preach on ment. No charge for the suggestion.
the theme, “ The world's estimate of
ness Wednesday.
Jim Duncan and his sister, Mrs. Va-
•‘Many have said their children would
Christ,’’ at 11 o’clock a. m., and on
Dr. H. J. Mintliorn has been in town “ Half-heartednees,” at 7:30 p. m., at have died of croup, if Chamberlain’s noose returned from a trip down on the
during the week awaiting the departure the M. E. Church next Sunday. Every Cough Remedy had not been given,” lower Columbia the first of the week.
of the Alaska steamer to take him back one invited.
write Kellman A Ourren, druggists, Sea- Jim did a little fishing while there, as
to his work at Metlahkatla.
view Va. “ People come from far and his custom is, and brought home about
Farmers who havo fat stock to sell
near
to get it and speak of it in the high­ fifty pounds of fish, of which theGraphic
If you want best prices and prompt will find Stanley & Cooper in the market
est
terms.”
This is equally true of this family received a liberal share. Thanks,
returns for your fruit and other farm ready to buy, and families who like jui­
Jim.
products, ship to the Oregon Poultry & cy steaks and tempting roasts will always remedy in every community where it is
known.
Buy
a
bottle
at
C.
F.
Moore
A
J. L. Hoskins is in attendance at the
Supply Co., 124 First street, Port­ find the best the market affords at their
Co’s, drug store and test it for yourself. state fair at Salem this week looking af­
land.
tf
meat market.
ter the interests of his Black Minorca
A gentleman who recently visited chickens on exhibition there. His birds
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Wilson, Mrs.
Mrs. Julia Maris and Mrs. A. M.
Denver,
Colorado,
says
that
while
in
Lon Hill and daughter Esther, Mrs. Woodward with Bernice and Herman
have always attracted a great deal of
Emma Hill and Miss lone Hill visited went to Salem on Monday’s boat to vis­ that city he called at an office where a interest at the poultry shows and he
with W. T. Macy’s at McMinnville last it with N. C Maris and sons, who are sign read, “General Andrew Jackson, proposes that their reputation shall be
Sunday.
^
down from Heppner with a herd of Medium and Fortune Teller,” and there maintained.
he found A. J. Smith a former resident
Owen and Paul Maris who have been Short Horn cattle.
of Newberg who is following the voca­ Jehu Stanbrough is arranging to move
helping their father take care of his cat­ lion. Calvin Stanley who has been tion indicated by the sign. The “Gen­ to Aurora next week where his son, A.
tle at the state fair will be down from connected with the firm of Morris & eral” is the father of Lee and Riley C. Stanbrough is teaching. They will
Salem today to visit for a few d.ys be­ Miles for several years, first as partner Smith and is well known in this com­ remain there during the winter, and in
fore turning to their home in Heppner. and later on as salesman Iras resigned munity.
the spring Mr. Stanbrough anticipates
trying the climate in the eastern part of
Don’t nauseate yoar stomach with his position with the firm and for the
A. T. Hill has traded a half block on the state if his health is not improved
teas and bitter herbs, but regulate your present he is a man of leisure.
River street recently purchased of C. F. before that time.
liver and sick headache by using those
Will Allen came up from Mount Tabor Moore and some Chehalem Valley Bank
famous little pills known as De Witt’s the first of the week where lie has been stock for the Milton Heacock ten acre
President Newlin lias been in
Little Early Risers.
A. T. H i l l .
working in a fruit evaporator. After tract on the foot hills, north of Spring- an
excellent
humor
all
the
Mrs. Newlin arrived
Mrs. George Hailstone and daughter spending a day or two at home he re­ brook. A. T. was brought up on a farm past week.
jA ft here on Thursday morning for turned and will continue work in the where a good share of a boys education home from her visit of four weeks to
'P.wlla Walla where George has been evaporator while the apple drying sea­ was to learn to cut corn stalks and dig Victoria aud Vancouver, B. C., last Sat­
located for some time. Sorry to loose son lasts.
’taters with a dull hoe and never say urday, and this is taken to be the rea­
them from Newberg for they are good
naughty
words, and this no diubt has son why the president carries an un­
H. F. Allen has secured a good paying
citizens.
job with Spencer, Clark &Co. of Port­ something to do with his being a light usually pleasant smile.
Nate Stanley and party who went over land and he is now out on the road buy­ weight, but he has grit just the same
J. K. Blair played a practical joke on
on the Little Nestucca last week deer ing prunes for the firm. For forties and and he may take to shoveling hay and Mrs. Blair this week. After fixing her
hunting found game rather shy in that fifties they are paying four and a quar­ drying prunes on his new ranch yet.
off for her visit to Iowa and Indiuna, and
particular locality. Nate, however kill­ ter cents, with the usual drop for the
William Yergen passed from this life sending hor to Portland on the morning
ed one deer and another gentleman in smaller sizes.
last Thursday morning at his home train with Rev. A. T Ware and party,
their party got one.
Mr. amd Mrs. E. W. Evans have rent­ near Champoeg, in the seventy-second he quietly waited until noon, when he
Elwood Weesner and son Everett leave ed the property over beyond the depot, year of his age. The funeral services, also took the train for Portland where
on the next steamer for Douglas Island, recently purchased by James Madeon, conducted by Rev. Geo. H. Bennett, he joined the party and went east with
Alaska, where Elwood has secured a job and are moving down from Dayton. were held at the old home Friday after­ Mrs. Blair. It is safe to say that Mrs.
in a store with a man he was well ac­ Their many friends in Newberg are glad noon, when a large number of relatives B. said “ well I justdoknowI” when J. K.
quainted with when he was located on to welcome them back again after nn and friends assembled to do him honor appeared on the scene at Portland.
and follow his remains to their last rest­
the island a few years ago.
absence of two years or more.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Noble who live up
ing place. He has long resided in
Rev. Joseph Hall with his family ar­
City water has been piped into the Marion county and has ever command- the valley are arranning to go to South­
rived here from Marshall, Minnesota
college buildings, much to the delight , ed the love and respect of a wide circle ern California to spend the winter. Mr.
last week. They came to Oregon to es­
of everybody connected with the insti­ of friends. A wife, seven sons and a and Mrs. Noble are pioneers of Cheha­
cape the vigorous winters of Minnesota,
lem valley and live on a farm six miles
tution. The well water on the grounds daughter remaiD to mourn his death.
he having been here four years ago to
above town. They are well able finan­
has never been first class and now that
spy out the land. He is a son of Horatio
cially to take the trip and while Mr.
Civil
engineer
Hanson
of
the
South­
mountain spring water has been sup­
Hall and for the present will rent his
ern Pacific, who was in town Tuesday Noble will not be inclined to put on any
plied the change is appreciated.
fathers property on River street. He is
gave the information that a train crew city airs while in L ob Angeles, where
a minister of the M. E. church and will
The quiet village of Springbrook is would commence work along the line of they are going, they will no doubt have
probably take work in this territory in somewhat torn up over a road matter. the road between Newberg and Tualatin a pleasant visit.
the course of time.
According to the action of the county in a few days and during the next four
Since the season for prune evaporators
Cliff. Terrell with his sister Anna will i court at a recent meeting the road is to or five months a number of the trestles
has closed W. K. Allen reports that he
he
opened
through
Mr.
Hoskins’
orchard
leave here in a few days for Mount Pleas­
between these two points will be filled had an exceedingly satisfactory sale of
ant, Ohio. Anna goes to live with an above the Newhou.se store, according to in with earth. The first work of this
his evaporator, and that where other
aunt, white Cliff, has secured a job with the original Bitrvey and where the road kind will be on the long trestle lieyond
evaporators broke down and made a
was
open
until
the
building
of
the
rail-
his uncle who has a patent arrangement
Middleton and in about a month they
complete failure, his stood the test and
for extracting the lacteal fluid from cows. road.
will begin on the trestle at Charley
turned out first class work. Mr. Allen
Imagine Cliff as ho tackles an unsophis­
Mitchell's
place.
For
this
fill
consider­
A reception in honor of Rev. Geo. H.
says he thinks the very unsatisfactory
ticated farmer and undertakes to demon­
Bennett and family was given on Tues­ able earth will lie taken from the cut results of the shipments of green prunes
strate to him how, by the use of this day evening at the Methodist church. just east of the depot.
east this season will have a tendency to
patent “ pump,” he can save a great
The evening was spent very pleasantly
increase the number of evaporators very
Dr.
Will
S.
Clark,
of
Ontario,
Cali­
deal of valuable time and unnecessary
with addresses of welcome, song, and fornia, who is making his annual tour of materially next season and he is very
worry every morning and evening when
conversation; and at its close many evi­ the Northwest in the interests of “ Hor- hopeful of good sales coming his way.
he goes out to milk “old Pide.”
dences of good will and devotion to the licks Malted Milk” visited with the
Rev. J. H. Douglas, the Hcotts Mills
“ I can’t see how any family lives Master’s cause were found in the par­ editor of this paper last Sunday. The
postmaster spent last Saturday and
without Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera sonage.
doctor was married last April to Miss
Sunday ¡ d town with his children.
and Diarrhoea Remedy,” says J. R.
Jennie M. Woods of San Jose. Rev. P.
Few
men
in
this
country
are
better
Three months ago lie tendered his resig­
Adams, a well known druggist, of Gen­
H.
Bodkin,
editor
of
the
Independent,
eva Ala., in a letter inquiring the price or more favorably known to the published at Los Angeles, and a special nation to the department hut he has
of a dozen bottles, that he might not on­ drug ami medicine trade than Mr. E. J. friend of Dr. Clark’s, performed the found it about as difficult to get relieved
ly have it for use in his own family, but Schall, buyer in the proprietary medi­ ceremony and in making a no'e of the from office as some men do to get ap­
supply it to his neighbors
The reason cine department of the Meyers Bros.’ wedding in his paper penned the follow­ pointed to office. His successor was
appointed some time ago but his first
some people get along without il, ss be­ Drug Co., St. Louis. He says: “ My ing lines :
bonds were returned by the department
cause they do not know its value, and boy came home from school with his Out of the North the glad news came,
what a vast amount of suffering it will hand badly lacerated and bleeding, and That our friend, the Doctor, had treed on account of some erasures having been
made, then after considerable delay he
save. Whenever it becomes known and suffering great pain. I dressed the
his game.
used it is recognized as a necessity, for wound and applied Chamberlain's Pain He bad been a hunter for many a year, sent his second papers which were re­
it is the only remedy that can always lie Balm,freely; all pain ceased, and in a Hunting and hunting a “ beautiful dear.” fused because his name was found to lie
depended upon ior bowel complaints, remarkably short time, it healed with­ He searched the mountains and searched on a mail carriers bonds. On account
of these annoying delays Rev. Douglas
both for children and adults. Eor sale out leaving a scar. For wounds, sprains
the plains,
swellings and rheumatism, I know ol no
has finally appointed a deputy who is
by C. F. Moore A Co.
The
deserts
dry
and
the
land
of
rains;
medicine or prescription equal to it. I
an ex-postmaster and he is now out of
To the readers of the Graphic who codsider it a household necessity.” He got up early and staid up late,
the office although he is not yet relieved
But baclielerdom seemed to be his fate.
live in Newberg it is hardly necessary Sold by C. F. Moore A Co.
of the responsibility of it. He and Mrs.
The
years
passed
on
but
he
yielded
not
to mention the fact that the public
Douglas are arranging to come to New­
The poultry sent to the state fair from To what seemed to he his unhappy lot. berg to spend the winter with their
school opened last Monday, for beside
the familiar sonnd of the school hell the Newberg seems to have fared well at He felt that, could he but persevere.
children.
rushing of the boisterous school hoys as the hands of the judges. Rev. A. T. He’d surely capture that "beautiful
dear.”
they go pell mell down the streets and Ware, on Light Brahmas, received sec­
P o r S a le
into places of business with a slam bang ond on pen. second on cock, first on So on ha wer.t, both by boat and rail,
Bran new
inch Bain wagon.
like a band of bunch grass colts turned cockeral. On Buff Pekin Bantams, sec­ Like another search for the "Holy Inquire at this office.
Grail.”
loose, fnrnish all the reminders that are ond on cock, first on hen. Luther G.
necessary. Prof. J . C. Hodson again Newlin, on White Plymouth Rocks, He chased a number so lithe of limb,
F o r H al*.
stands at the head of the school as prin­ first on pen, first on cockeral, first on That they boldly turned to (-basing him.
A
good
top
buggy,
act of hameharneee
When
that
occured
he
made
up
bis
puhet.
C.
E.
Newhouse
on
White
Ply­
cipal with the following named assist­
and
a
boys
saddle
at
a
bargain.
mind
ants. Miss Burrows, seventh snd eighth mouth Rocks, second on pen, first and
G. M . B a l m .
¡Trades; Miss Comer, fifth snd sixth; second on cock, first and second on hen, That he wanted a “dear” of another kind
Ar.d
now
as
our
reader
begins
to
guess,
first
and
second
on
cockeral.
C.
F.
’'«^Cumpston, third and fourth; Miss
F r« « H a ck .
«.jkson, second; Miss Inglis, firbt. The Moore, on White Wyandotte», second on His search was crowned with supreme
success ;
The owners of the steamer Grey Eagle
school opens with about two hundred cock, second on cockeral. J. L. Hoskins
and fifteen in attendance. The outlook on Black Minorca#, second on pen, first The “ Dear" he was after, through fire have made arrangements with Gord
and floods,
Worden to carry passengers to sod from
for a good year’« work was r.ever more on cock, second on hen, first and second
' Was found at last in a “ beautiful Woods” the steamer lauding free.
p r o m is in g .
‘ oa pullet.
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PORTLAND AND YAMHILL RAILW AY.
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MORRIS & MILES.
BARRIE
H A ¥ H
Sc BARRIE
M M M O Y M B
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B IiO O K
Opposite Bank of Newberg,
And will carry full lines of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats,
Furnishing Goods, Stationery and Tailoring Goods.
K i m b a l l s A re I I . r a .
The largest factory in the world at
your doors for a few days only. Do you
want to buy a piano or organ direct from
the factory, without one cent profit to
agents or middle men? If «o, call and
see us at once, as we close Saturday
night. Sample line of pianos and or­
gans at the Telephone office opposite the
hotel. Old instruments taken in ex­
change for new ones and easy payments
jf desired. Cash or time, the price is
the same. Frank Kimball, representing
the W. W. Kimball Co., Chicago.
Groceries
f
r
e
s
h
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c h i
jo s tr a
Z E js l il t .
w x x j S ojst .
C O LLEG E NO TES.
Clarence price entered the aoademy
department Monday morning.
Miss Sylvia Metcalf called on her
friends at the oollege Friday afternoon.
Carl Rinehart was kept in hts room
Monday on the aooount of temporary
Illness.
Our tennis enthusiasts Intend to have
some sport In their line yet this fall.
One court has been prepared and a new
net purchased.
The Crescent force Is at work, and
you may look out soon for an Interest­
ing and Instructive oollege paper full of
college epirit and news.
Miss Nellie McGregor of Victoria,
British Columbia, arrived here Satur­
day evening to attend college. She Is
In the first year academy.
Everything le lively on the athletic
fle'd these evenings This means that
the foot-ball Beason has begun with en­
couraging enthusiasm. The majority
of the boys are taking part in the game
this year.
The foot-ball committee has already
been at work making out the college
team fer the coming season and the
following is the probable result.
George Larkin, Left Tackle
Guy Metcalf, Right
”
Hervoy Hoskins, Left Guard
Maurice Townsend, Right "
Hugh Nelson, Left End
Oscar Cox, Right
”
Ellhu Roberta, Center
Roy Chapman, Quarter Back
Calva Martin, Half
Thomas Hester, Half
”
F. K. Jones, Full
”
The entrance In school of Macy,
David, or Leavitt would of course
change the arrangement
PACIFIC COLLEGE.
Newberg, Ore.
College Claeses. Normal Course, Book-keeping,
All the Grammar School Studies, Musio and Art«
Student« can e n te r a t any tim e an d And s la ts s e to s a lt.
An e x ce lle n t hom e for glrle an d boys la p ro rld m l u n d e r th e c a rs o f s e o m p s ts a l MASrsa, a t '
th e lo w e it pose 1 bln p ric e ..
E x c e lle n t board lu priv at« f a m lllu . M oral a n d C h r la tla n In flu en ças th ro w s a b o u t StOdauUs.
W« confidently believe th a t an p a rlo r a d v an tag e s c an n o t be offered la tb * N o rth w e st
All ax p an sa s m oderat«. C o rre sp o n d en c e an d visite so licited .
tot c atalogues a n d In fo rm a tio n , a d d r e u ,
P R E S ID E N T P A C IF IC C O L L E G E ,
NEW BERG. O I M O I .
Fall Term Opens September 21, 1897.
I ESSE EDWARDS, P r é s id e n t
N. E. BRITT, Vloe Pres.
B. C. MILES, O ssh tsr
BANK OF NEWBERG.
O A P I T A L 3 T O O K , $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 .
D IB E C T O R S i
JESSE EDWARDS.
I . If. WOODWARD.
B. C. MILES,
J . 0 . COLCOR*.
R. B. BRITT,
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Deposfi received su b jec t to check a t eight, en d e general banking
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Oregon Poultry & Supply Co.
(Incorporated.)
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H a n d le r« o f
Fancy and Market Poultry, Game, Eggs, Butter, Cfaaeee, Drsaaed Ho
Veal, Et«. Penn and Garden Products. Oresn and Dried Fruite. P eultey
Supplice of Every Deeorlptlon. Nursery Stook. Et«., Etc.