—
A C a n n e ry am t E v a p o ra to r N e e d e d .
F R O M T U F . C O IN T V P U L S I
Thé G raphic and th e Oregonian for
W all paper a t cost and loss a t C. F.
Moore A Co’s.
$ 2 . 00 .
ED. G d a p h i c : —Seeing you give
D aytou H erald .
T k \ in s N o r t h .
Special bargains at Newberg Clothing
Situon Stevens and soil Dick of Dayton space to others occasionally, I feel like
BARRIE & BARRIE.
No. 3G Ar. 7 :V> a m.
Ar. at P o rtla n d 9:30 a. m
C.
U
n
ru
h
of
W ebfoot will probably
j
discussing
a
question
th
a
t
l
consider
of
House.
were in town Tuesday.
*No. 34 Vr. 11:50 a m., lv. 12.15 p m A rriv e at
j be in th e procession soon, and com
P o rtla n d 3 06 p tu
vital
importance
to
the
people
of
N
ew
G ents Kid G lores for 75 cents at New
H arry Allen is a t home from Portland
•R u n s T u esd ay , T h u rsd a y an d S atu rd ay .
berg and vaeluity, and more especially mence d ry in g vegetables w ith bis evap-
berg Clothing House.
[ assisting in th e d ry er.
T rains S o u th .
I orutor.
*No. 33 Ar. 12:25 p. in., leav e 12:30 p. ra.
to th e sm all fruit growers of th is com
How h a n d y it w ould be to have a
E. I). Eiwood has been tn Eugene d a r
Miss Anna Shearer went to Portland
No. 35 Ar. 0:05 p. in Leaves P o rtlan d 4 30 p. m.
m u n ity .
•R u n s M onday, W ednesday au d F rid ay .
m otor line betw een D aytou a n d Mc
ing the week on business.
on th e steam er Thursday afternoon.
PROSPERITY IS HEADED THIS WAY.
P a sse n g e r au d F re ig h t R ates to all p o in ts,
I th in k it Is generally acknow ledged
c a u be o b ta iu e d fro m
C. R. FRISSKLL.
Leave orders at W ilson’s Grocery for
W a s t e d : — I will pay a good price for th a t N ew berg fruit Is equal tu au y in M innville. One could hop on Hie car
SURPRISE WILL FOLLOW SURPRISE.
A gent N sw b erg .
and be w hirled to th e county scat in a
expressing or light hauling.
3 C hina pheasant hens alive.
th e W illam ette valley, aud we «re rais very sh o rt tim e, tran sact w h at busi
E
.
D.
E
iw
ood
.
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P. FISU EK , N ew sp ap er A d v erlU lu g A zeut, I Those
ch ild ren ’s shoes are A __ 1 article
in g it in large quantities. T h ere are ness be m ig h t wish au d re tu rn here
21 M erch an t’s E x ch an g e, Sau F ran cisco , ! .
,
.
, », ,
,,
M r. and M rs. Jo h n Crawford have ! those now ow ning fruit o rchards w ho w ith o u t h aving lost any g reat am o u n t
la o u r au th o riz e d agent. T his p a p er id k e p t on *Or o n ly t o c e n t s til llo u ä O ll l i r o s .
of tim e.
file iu h is office.
| Born —To Mr. and M rs. Samuel S. been down from Daytou during th * past hav e n o t built dryers, a n d som e of
Terrell on F riday, Ja n u a ry 14, 1898, a week attending the union revival eer- 'th e m I presum e who would prefer lo ! Ih e necessity of a first class bank in
vices.
; hire, or have their fruit dried on shares, I D“>'ton U 8W“ a n d e x p e rie n c e d daily
son.
W illiam Finnegan of Laurel, Wash- ra ttie
th e r th a n to
lo g go
o to th e expense of j by t'» * * doing business here. T he la- Another Yamhill Record Breaker will be scored to our credit within
Miss H elen C ham berlain, who is m ak
i bu
ild in
in g a d ry e r them selves
the next fee- weeks. Our entire line must be reduced one-half before
ington
county
was
in
town
last
Saturday
|
G
ild
\ ^ r ‘7 ™
11 * heu »>•
ing her home a t F . A. M orris’ has been , . , • ,
„ , » • i> ,
. | T here are also a large nu m b er of checks discounted, as we have been in February ist in order to make room for otir Spring importations.
Buy an overcoat at H odson Bros.
and laid in a stock of half a dozen copies :
A lln ch erry trees now in boar-
too ill to be out for th e past week.
formed, lias been done in one or tw o
... 30 days reduction sale at Newberg
W all paper a t cost for th e n ext 30 of the New k e a r edition of th e O re-j ing, a n d others coining iu to bearing instances, an d by those w ho profess to
C lothing house.
gonian.
• each y ear, and th e dem and is upon us
L O W
P R I C E S W I L L
D O X T .
days, from 2 l, to 15 cents roll». Ca!’-
be w orking for th e welfare of th e tow n.
’ I t h a t a can n ery be built.
Born—To M r. and M rs. C. J . Edw ards
e a r ly to g e t bargains. C. F . Moore &
Dr. G iltner and Charley Ladd of Port j N ow th e th o u g h t comes to m e th a t T he ghost o f Ctesar!
Such actions
on Tuesday, Ja n u a ry 18, 1898, a son.
land, both of whom have farm ing in te r-i it w ould tie a very profitable invest- have a tendency to give th e tow n a We have demonstrated to our own minds that a complete line of
Co.
Wo h a w been told by one BETTER GOODS is what our customers want from which to select
W a s t e d : — I will pay a good price for
in th e upper p art of the couuty,
com bine a good large com iuer bad nam e.
Dr. and M rs. A. J . Rcositer went down ests
.
.
..
cial d ry er, an d a cannery of sufficient or tw o, not business m en, or those w ho their wearing apparel. We are j lacing orders for goods that completely
3 C hina pheasant hens alive.
on the boat Tuesday m orning for a visit passed up on the tra in last Saturday j eapuc|ty to uand:e at least th e cherry have property here, but w ho appear to
E . D. E i . w o o d .
I crop, a n d both under th e sam e roof, be m ore interested in th e upbuilding
of a day or P.vo w ith friends in th e city evening.
F I L L T H E
D E S I R E .
Lee Sm ith has sold his fu rn itu re to of P ortland.
The colum ns of th e G raphic are aj . ' an d th e sam e situated so as to be con neighboring tow ns, th a n D ay'on, th a t
__
...
, .
,.
v en ien t to 'h e largest num ber ot fruit we did not need a hank here. W ith all
H . A . Miller and talks of going to K lon
ways
open
to
the
people
for
the
discussion
|
grow
ers
U
can
be
8wn
lh
a
t
,
uoh
„
J . T. Colton has been showing his
th eir financial ability—in one or tw o Glove Calf Women’s and Children's Shoes lor Oregon Winter Wear.
dike-
hand by m aking some substantial im of questions of iu terest to the general com bination would be profitable to th e l instances th e parties alluded to haVe
W illiam S tratto n was in th e city on provem ents on Itis residence over north public.
If you are not heard th e f a u l t, fru it grow er us well as to every property i accum ulated some m oney—we beg
a XT T H E
X v X D J L X T T T ly E D
1 holder in th is com m unity
leave to differ w ith th e m and say th a t
is your own.
business for a few days th e first of the of th e depot.
I advance th is idea w ith a hope th a t we do need a b ank, and th a t one
■week.
Mrs.
Fountain,
daughter
of
G
.
,W-
would
pay
in
D
ayton,
aud
stran
g
er
o
th
ers
m
ay
take
it
up,
a
n
d
th
u
t
in
the
Sayre R in eh art carries a gold watch
Do not fail to take advantage of our
"G et a K im ball piano or organ and which was sen t hint by his m other from Bell, died a t h er fath er's homo twe "Dear fu tu re it may be g en erally d is things titan th e establistuent of a bank
here
lias
happened.
cussed
by
all
who
feel
interested
have the best. J . G . H adley is th eir The Dalles th e first of th e week, and a miles east of Newberg on W ednesday
iu th e prosperity’ of th is com m unity,
X v X A .T C D - X ^ O O X w ' T S A L E .
I>r. C. A. H tuart, w ho is now one o:
night. T he funeral will take place this, a n d w ith n th o u g h t th a t th e fruit grow n
agent.
proud boy he is,
th e stu d en ts in th e m edical d e p a rt
Friday
afternoon.
by sm all holders m ay receive us care
Asbe3tol Gloves will not burn n o r get
Mr. Steigleder, th e feed store m an has
m en t of W illam ette U niversity, w as In
hard after being wet. 50 cents a t Hod sold his stock to D. R. Jackson who will
The air has been full of oratory about ful atten tio n as is given by each in d i P ortland last w eek, und successfully
vidual oryer, and th at there limy be no j
sop Bros.
continue th e business in the same room th e college during th e week. The dif loss of fru it for lack of d ry in g capacity. passed th e ex am in atio n by th e stuto
ferent classes were to hold th eir prelim Hindi discussion I believe w ould finally board of m edical exam iners.
M fs. E m m a H ill went to M cM innville for th e present a t least.
inary contests Thursday afternoon and p u t us on the rig h t track, and also
last Friday for a week’s visit with friends
N. G . K irk when a resident of Ohio
A C E N T S FOR
show our needs, a n d it may be th e
T ran sc rip t.
they all had on a full head of steam .
in th a t city.
NEWBERG.
N E W ID EA
some years ago was acquainted With the
m eans of encouraging some th oroughly
George \V. B ranson, one of th e plo -
An old tim e Iowa friend of W illiam coinpetunt man w ith m eans to start
PATTERNS.
Miss Ora H inkle, of Philom ath, Ben H on. Benjam in B utte.’w orth, commis
OREGON.
neer fathers of 1851 an d a higly respected
*
ton county, is visiting in town w ith Miss sioner of patents, who died a few days H arrisons nam ed Booth, who is m aking a such an enterprise. N ext.
citizen, died at his hom e near W heat-
tour of the Coast w ith th e hope of build
E d ith Sm ith.
land, Tuesday, 11th i n s t , of paralysis.
ago.
H o u s e h o ld G od « .
ing up wasted h ealth , arrived here the
Deceased was born in Illinois In 1833,
Dave Lam b is a t Rosed,tie, south of
Jesse E dw ards was in P ortland last
The ancient Greeks believed that the an d was therefore 0() years of age.
first of the week and is visiting w ith Mr.
Balem where he has a prospect of a job Tuesday looking after the sale of brick.
T alk about a m an sm iling! I). 1).
Penates were tho gods who attended to
H arrison.
during th e sum m er.
He says th ere is a prospect for consider
the welfare and prosperity of the family. K ingery was on our streets last T h u rs
Prosperity
comes
quickest
to
the
man
A new stock of stationery received at able building being done in the city next
whose liver is in good condition. De- They were worshipped as household gods day w ith a grin th a t could be observed
th e post office this week. I t will cost season.
block aw ay.
W ith his usual heurty
W itt's L ittle E arley Risers are famous in every home. The household god of a h and
shake, ho inform ed a reporter
you nothing to exam ine it.
C. F. Moore w ent to Portland T h u rs
little pills for constipation, biliousness, today is Dr. King’s New Discovery. For th a t Mrs K ingery had ju s t retu rn ed
^ h e latest is th a t Jam es H am n ett, Jr., day m orning to close th e deal in the indigestion and ail stom ach and liver consumption, coughs, colds and for all from C alifornia an d th a t lie was th e
has been staked by his father and th a t sale of a num ber of his w hite W yandotte troubles. C. F . Moore A Co.
affections of Throat, Chest and Lungs it happiest m an in all Oregon
A matt said: “ Goodness knows th e ir prices are low
chickens th a t have been on exhibition
he will join th e K londikers.
en o u g h .” “ May be they m ake It up on D r y G o o d s
is invaluable It has been tried for a
I. N. M artin und T ilghm an D err take
C
lark
Denny,
of
Iow
a,
who
is
out
tak
or
S h o e s .” Well, now , lets seo—
Moses H ollingsw orth is still in very at th e big poultry show in the city d u r ing a look at th e Pacific coast, arrived quarter of a century und is g taranteed to a band of th e ir cattle up on Deer Creek
ing
th
e
week.
cure,
or
money
returned.
No
household
every year. T h is y ear several of them
poor health and owing to his age no
hero the first of the week and is visitiug
should he without this good angel. It is were m issing. A fter several unsuccess
Farm ers who have fat stock to soli
hopes of his recovery are en tertained.
with Milton H am p to n ’s. Mr. D enny’s
ful searches, th ey were found lust F ri
The union revival services have been will find Stanley & Cooper in th e m arket lath er was an old Iowa neighbor of M r. pleasant to take anil a safe and sura rem day over on th e head of Baker Creek,
L et prices do th e tnlking
edy for old and young. Free trial bot an d , stran g e to say, were in a good con
in progress at the B ap tist church during ready to buy, and families who like ju i H am pton,
tles at C. F. Moore & C o ’s Drug Store. dition w hen found.
th e week w ith a good degree of in terest. cy steaks and tem pting roasts will always
D r.. A. Mills, of Dundee passed Regular size 50c and $1 00.
find the best th e m arket affords a t th eir
T he Combost boys, w ho were arrest
7 spools 25 cents. H ow m uch have you been p aying ?
H . F. Booth, of P o rtlan d , has been in
through town T hursday m orning on hie
meat m ark et.
ed for th e m u rd er of Gecrge Hager u n
(25 per cent, m ore th a n our price—)
town for several days representing the
way home from the poultry m eeting at
A C e n tu r y in th o l ’o s to flic e .
d erw en t p relim in ary ex am in atio n be
A couple of suspicious looking tram ps
M assachusetts M utual Life In su ran ce
P ortland. He reported a big m eeting
S 9 t
A Portsm outh (Ohio) correspondent fore Ju stice M ePhllips, last W ednesday
have been about town during th e week
<^ofnpany.
and a big cackle us well, among both of th e C incinnati Com m ercial T ribune afternoon, were acquitted an d w ent
B etter iu quulity titan sold elsew here a t 15 cents, (50
th a t the people will do well to keep an
per cen t m ore th a n our price.)
the poultry and the poultrym en.
I-Ir. P atk er, foreman in th e Albany
says: “ W. It. B eatty w hile sp littin g hom e th e n ex t m orning. Hix or e ig h t
eye o u t for. I t m ight not he out of
w itnesses were ex am ined; but th e e v i
H erald office, made a call at this office
up
a
tree
on
his
farm
n
ear
Hclotoville,
J
.
A.
Perkins,
of
A
ntiquity,
O.,
was
the Way for th e m arshal to ask them to
dence was purely circuinstnntlul a u d
last Monday while on his way home from
for th irty years needlessly tortured by T uesday afternoon, found in tho heart th e justice and all w ho heard It, co n
se- k other pastures.
W e h av e tw o styles at this price. Long- and m edium
a business trip to Sheridan.
physicians for the cure of eczema. He a buckskin bag containing a letter, dis sidered it too flim sy upon w hich to
long. T hey are best value ever offered a t tills price by
Mrs. M. B. Ford, R uddell’s, Ili., suf
was quickly cured by using De W itt’s colored by age. T he w riting hud faded hold th e y o u n g m en. H ence th e ir d is
Mrs. E lizabeth H utchinson, th e m oth
a n y one.
fered for eight years from dyspepsia and
W itch Hazel Halve th e famous healing aw ay, o n ly a w ord here aud th ere be charge.
e r c f. M rs. J . H ., Douglas, J r ., arrived
chronic constipation and was finally
salve for piles and skin diseases.
C. E in g intelligable. T he tree wits e v id e n t
here from fees Moines, Iow a on last S a t
cured by using De W itts L ittle E arly
R ep o rter.
We keep a full Hue of U nbleached from 3) cen ts up to
Moore & Co.
ly one hu n d red a n d fifty years old, und
urday evening and will rem ain until
Risers, th e famous little pill for stomach
W isdom M illsap, a resident of this
th e H e a v i e s t M a d e a t 8) cents. Also I H e n c li e d
it is th o u g h t th u t th e letter had been
spring.
F
.
E.
Hobson
and
H
enry
Clem
mens
and liver troubles. C. F. Moore A Co,
city since 1804, w ith th e exception of
M u s lin and C a m b r i c s a t th e full range of low est
arrived home th e first of the week from placed there a hu n d red years ago, the past th ree or four years th u t he was
Republican club m eeting at th e coun
prices. P i l l o w
so m eth in g new — no seam
Nate Stanley, Enos E llis and Dr. E .
of uny kind. Also S h e e t i n g s in 8-4, 9-4 and 10-4.
th eir trip out into th e southern p art of w hen the “ Little Scioto” trail from th e in E ast P o rtlan d , was a caller th e lost
cil cham ber this, Friday evening to elect
P. Dixon left here a t an early hour on
B row n und bleached a t lowest prices for th e quality.
th e state. T hey visited A shland, G rants O hio R iver to C hillieothe was used by o f th e w eek, H e now lives in New-
delegates to atten d th e m eeting of the
W ednesday m orning for an overland
l ass and Glendale and say they saw a traders, und w hich passed close to berg.
S tate League to be held in P ortland the
trip to Scappoose, Colum bia county, on
H on. J . B. D avid of N ew berg was in
big country, much of which is piled up w here th e old tree stood. T h e hole In
first week Tr. F ebruary.
the C olum bia river. They were loaded
T his linen Is liv e f e e t w ide.
w hich th e le tte r lmd been hidden had th e ePy S atu rd ay . He Is a pkosneetlvo
p
retty
well.
The four m onths old son of Mr. aud for gam e and th e report of th eir trip is
been com pletely covered by the new bidder for th e wot k of constructing th e
M rs. Samuel Jones died on last Sunday anxiously w aited for by th eir friends.
A communication on th e subject of a
Y am hill locks, a n d w as m aking in
g ro w th of the tree. I t was u n d o u b ted q u iry for stones suitable for th e p u r
m orning and w as buried on th e follow
commercial evaporator and cannery will
O uM ssortm ent ru n s from 5c. up, au d is very com plete
Coffee—A rbuckle or
L ion—down
ly
one
of
th
e
“
postoffices”
of
the
pose.
H e w as th e guest of A. J. Ap
to select from.
ing day. _ The little one had never been
be found in this issue which is w orthy
person
oyer
H
uuduy.
—way down to 10c and we sell you ail
pioneers.
in good h ealth since its 1 irth .
of consideration.
The G raphic hopes
A M oM lnnvillo lady rem oved her
you w ant. (Did you notice th e others
L ast week we put A rbuckle and Lion tum ble over each o th er trying to ‘‘fol th a t others will follow and t i n t a th o r
Miss Allia Hughes, Norfolk, V a., false teeth to eat an applo recently,
N ice, full stock from 4 l-2c. up.
ough
discussion
of
th
e
subject
will
be
coffee to the lowest figure ever made— low?’’). B utter higher owing to scarce
frightfully burned on the face and neck. placing th e teeth In her lap w ith the
did you notice how Quickly th e others ness, b u t we have plenty to supply de carried on through its columns.
Pain was instantly relieved by De W itt’s apple parings A fter cut ing tho upple
she absent-m indedly th rew th e con
“ followed?” E ith e r kind, 10c per m ands.
Miss Dora C. A lterm att, of A lbany, W itch Hazel Salve, which healed the in ten ts o f her lap Into the fire. I t was
M o r r is & M i l e s .
O ur w eavers say th is is tho best m ade, und so do we.
pound and no lim it to q u an tity .
jury
w
ithout
leaving
a
scar.
I
t
is
the
S tf “We divide bun ch es.
has
been
secured
to
take
the
place
of
in
an ill w ind th a t blew good to th e den
II. A. M iller, who arrived heie with
M o r r is & M i l e s .
his fam ily from Spearfish, South Dako structor in music in Pacific College in famous pile rem edy. C. F. Moore & Co tist
H .F . L ashier arrived home last S a tu r ta, a few days ago has bought E. D. place of Miss H attie Rice, who resigued
O th er better grades.
day evening from a trip to San Jose, Elwood’s jew elry business and will take th e position at th e close of last term to
C alifornia, w here ho spent three weeks possession th e first of February». . I t is get m arried. Miss A lterm att expects to
visiting w ith his son Fred.
lie reports understood th a t M r. Eiwood contem take up the work some tim e next week.
\ \ ’e have C antons lit black, unbleached, and colors-
.* very pleasant visit b u t lie thinks there plates going to E ugene to go in to
th e best values ever offered.
Wood Charles, who has been running
is very little opportunity there for a man business
on th e m orning and evening train for
of sm all m eans to engage in bueiness.
Napoleon H aines, who grew to m an som etime as news agent, has taken a
N atno h u n d red s of articles w ith th e ir prices attach ed .
M rs. Stark, Pleasant Ridge, O., says, hood on th e old H aines hom estead a t sim ilar position on the Roseburg local
Aiiove Pointers are sufficient for th e shrew d buyer to
“ After two doctors gave up my boy to Dundee, b u t who has been living near on the E ast Side line beginning T h u rs
know th u t our Dry Goods D ep artm en t is “ju s t us all
die, I saved him from croup by using Pullm an, W ashington, for several years day m orning. This is a good paying run
r ig h t” ns o th er departm ents.
One M inute Cough C u re.” I t is the has been calling on his old friendB about and he ought to be able tu make som e
quickest and m ost certain rem edy for here durin g th e w eek.
H e says the thing out of it.
coughs, colds and all th ro a t and lung country d o n ’t seem natural-any more as
N o lim it to quantity.
The roads are a littlt bit heavy yet,
troubles. C. F . Moore & Co.
th ere are too m any people about here.
but nevertheless A. M. H oskins, the bi
• F or coughs, colds, and lagrippe try T.
I had the rheum atism so badly th a t I cycle man i- already talking 1898 wheels
D uncan’s . lagrippe cure.
The best
could not get my hand to my head. I to some e x te n t in order to keep in
known rem edy, and lias no equal. Those
CONDENSED F.IOM LAST WEEK’S “ POINTERS.”
tried the doctor’s m edicine w ithout the triin for th e spring trade in bikes. He
w ho have used the lagrippe cure and least benefit. At last I though?, ot
says he dont think there will be as many
S y r u p , b ig b u c k e t s « r tc .
r>".
A . & II. S o d a ,
say it is good are as follows: L. Presnail, C h am b erlain ’s Pain B alm ; th e first bot
wheels sold in Newberg th e coming sea
"M S
Syru p , G ood
lO c .
20c.
M a t c h e s , 7 lt n x e s
Mr P latt, J H u n t, W in C rater, Mr. H unt-
tle relieved all of the pain, and one half son as were sold last season blit he ex
B e a u s. 4 0 p ou n d s $ 1 .0 0
1 5 c .
V in c R j u v p u r e
ley, C. Oalkins, R .C ooper, W m. Duncan,
of the second bottle effected a complete pects to do considerable business.
O v e r c o a t s — fin e
$ 4 .4 0
25c.
Soup, li ì B urs
M r. H eath , M r. Tice, J . H adley. For
cure.—W . J . H olland, H olland, Y a.
U m b r e lla s ,
tO c .
4 flc
I t o u s t C o ffe e -
O. W . O. H ardm an, when sheriff of
sale by th e West E nd D rugstore and C.
C h am b erlain ’s Pain Balm is equally
Tyler Co., W . V a., was a t one tim e, al
F . Moore & Co.
good for sprains, swellings an d lam eness,
most prostrated w ith a cold. He used
The Allen evaporator seems to have as well as burns, cuts and bruiBes. For
C ham lierlain’s Cough Remedy and was
Our sales still continue us large as ever — aud we sa t
.p re tty effectually knocked out all com sale at C . F . Moore A Co.’s drug store.
so much pleased with tn e quick relief
isfy our customers.
petitors in the ring durin g th e past sea
Sam and D . W . D uram ins are arrang- and cure it afforded him , th a t he gave
son’s ru n . M r. A llen was th e only man
Y o u r s s t r i c t l y f o r b u s in e s s ,
ing to join th e innum erable company ; th e following unsolicited testim onial:
w ho exhibited an evaporator a t th e big bound for K londyke. They have not j “ To all who may lie interested, I wish
It b Impossible to promire particular features that will appear in th*
fru it m eeting a t P ortland and th ere has completed th e ir arrangem ents but th ey
"AMERICAN M O N T H L Y ” during the coming year, for it is, as the
to say, th a t I have used C ham berlain's
usually been a num ber of them on hand
Bookman says, " a great monthly newspaper." A s such, h prints for
hope to get away some tim e next m onth. Cough Remedy and findL.it invaluable
a t these m eetings. He says there is now Both of them are accustomed to hard
its readers an illustrated account of the notable things which make the history of
for coughs and colds.”
For sale by C.
P ro d u c e o f till k in d s t a k e n a t a ll t i m e s
a big field opening up in Idaho for the work and they will no doubt be able to
the month, of the political, the
F . Moore A Co., druggists.
sale of his evaporators.
economic, and literary happenings
“ Wo know of no review published, in th is
face th e hardships incident to th e jo u r
country or in Europe, which combines so success
which are of value to intelligent
Ite p n b ltc s n t in t, S leeting.
The friends of Levi M. G ilbert will be ney as well e s th e best of th em . W hen
fully s s the A merican M on th ly th e alertness,
iir
f ) t i i,'
l ’LPOT LUMBER YARD
timeliness, and e n e rg y of Journalism w ith th e
men and women. The Editor's
VY . 1 . lTlIV iA »>Y 7L ylY , NEWBERG, OREGON.
T he R epublican club o f N wtierg will
"pleased to learn th a t he has decided to th e ir ship comes in along with th a t of
sound Judgment, caref i ¡y weighed opinion, exact
"Progress of the World" tells suc
knowledge, and well chosen English of tho purely
retu rn to Oregon in th e spring w ith his th e o th er Newberg boys we all hope to hold n m eetin g F rid a y e v en in g Jail.
CEDAR.
literary periodlceL” — TMt Outteok.
DOORS.
I.ATH, GLASS,
cinctly an illustrated story of the
F lit,
fam ily.
He will locate for th e sum m er see it loaded to th e guards with the 21, in th e council room , for th e pur
WINDOWS,
LIMB, •ASH
redw ood
WBIGIJTI
Mot l.lUNOS. SAND,
month. The "Leading Articles"
YKI.L’W f t .
pose of electing officers for th e ensuing
a t Rosedale, south of Salem where he precious m etal.
SIIIN O LES,
It AIK, CORD.
ETC.,
ETC.
give
the
best
thought
and
information
of
the
current
magazines
in
five
conti
B u ild e r* H a r d w a r e
y e a r an d electing seven delegu’es t-» a t
has a ten acre orchard, and beside his
A few days ago a. la l in his teens made
neats
|
the
contributed
articles
furnish
the
character
sketches
of
the
man
of
the
own he has contracted to cultivate and inquiry a t th is office for inform ation tend th e m eetin g of th e H tate R epubli
month, and give timely discussions by authorities on any question of immediate
care for th e fruit of sixty acres of o r which he hoped m ight put him in a way can League to lie held In Portland Feb.
During tho past two years, Mrs. J . W.
serious import.
CbAKK.tfV R l ’ t t , Pres.
ch ard f">r a com pany.
Dave Lam b will to reach a certain governm ent position 1st 1898.
Alexander,
wife of the editor of the
The result of this comprehensive effort to edit in one monthly volume the
assist him in -the undertaking.
Mr. to which be aspires. The G raphic would
J L M yers , Hec'y.
W aynesboro, (Miss.) Times, ¡ms, in fl
information needed by intelligent people of "live" instincts is best gauged in
T183E EDWARDS, P rw ld e n t.
G ilbert has been engaged in th e Iowa !>e glad to assist him or any o th e r young
great m any instances, relieved her baby j
the opinions which the readers of
K BRITT. Vice Pr«*«.
I i u r k l r t t ’« . r n l r a
v*.
State Reformatory at E ldora since leav man who aspires to reach a worthy
J. C. COLCOMD, C ashier.
when
in
th
e
first
stages
of
croup,
by
j
the AMERICAN MONTHLY
Tti*
herV
in
(lie
world
for
Cut»,
in g Oregon.
| giving it C ham berlain’s Cough Remedy.
SPECIAL OFFER
place, b u t any young man who is so ad
have seen fit to express. These
JJrili“««, Boren, U lrere, Null Klieurn,
Hhe looks upon th is remedy as u house- , CAPITAL STOCK, $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 -
j u s t as Dr. McConnell was rounding dieted to th e u«e of cigarettes th a t th e
ere
thinking
business
men,
clergy
Fever Sorep, Teller, Chrfppert Manila,
The cu rren t num ber
JF.KiiK EDWARDS.
J
hold
necessity and believes th a t no bet - 1
u p bis business affairs here preparatory smell of his clothes is offensive to every-
men. editors, lawyers, professors,
R. V. MILKS.
and th? tw o prcccd •
Chilblain«, Corn« and nil ^«in hruption«,
; ter motlicino has over been put in bot-
J. C. C O L t'O F P
to going to Alaska he received a le tte r one he meets on The stre e t may as well
engineers,
the
wide-awake
-”omen
and positively cure* File«, or no pav r«
E. II. WOODWARD.
; tics.
T here are many thousands of j
,*rotn bis wife at Portland stating th a t m ake u p his m ind at once th a t-th e re is rp»ir d
of
America.
They
write
that
the
N.
E. BRITT.
HifiofidkiH or money refunded
D irectors.
i
m
others
in
this
broad
land,
wtio
are
o
f
;
she wonld do everything in h er power to no place for him , unless he can summon
AMERICAN M ONTHLY "is
Prict* 56 ren»« per l*>*
For
by C.
th e sam e opinion.
It is the only rem e C O R itK Ü I 'O N D K N T S 'U d d A Tiltnn. T
prevent his going, and in the same mail sufficient courage to d ro p th e filthy
Indispensablj"»
“
is
simply
:nvaluable"i
“
Is
*
generous
library
in
itsefl"l
is
F Moor*- A ('•>
laud . N ation«l Park Hank, New York.
dy th a t can always be depend©! upon as
No offense is intended
“ a historical cyclopedia of the - rld” l “ the best means of aid for a busy man" t
he received a le tte r from a physician at h ab it at once.
1 a preventative and cure for croup. The ;
and
th
e
G
rap
h
ic
hopes
its
readers
will
"the best periodical of the kind we have ever had"t " a triumph of editorial
M o « ir l.f« « « I .
B aker City asking him to go there at
v isitin g the city are in vited to t
25 an l 50 cent bottles are for sale by C. J Strnnaer«
genius ” I “ the world under a field-glass," etc-, etc.
once with a view of entering into p art not take w hat is here sai l in th a t sp irit,
th® t ank for inform ation crmc®rplng
Instruction given on piano and organ.
city . Correspondence Invited.
F. Moore A Go., druggists.
nership with him in th e prac'ice of med but th e fact is becoming more app aren t For term s inquire at Hmith’s drug store.
SUBSCRIPTION I RICE, $2.50 PER YEAR')
icine. These letters set the doctor to every day th a t yorng men m ust have
l-21t2
E leanor B a T chwbll .
th in k in g pretty rapidly and he left here cleanly habits and clear beads or they
An Italian Inventor has Invented a \ \ r ANTEIVTRUaTWOKTHY AND ACTIVE
\ V jen tlv m a n orlatile« to travel (or re^j.on-
^ •^ jW e d n e rd a y m orning with the intention are not w anted, and th e cigarette fiend
One M inute Cough C ure cures quick
Imat with steel fins, which is propelled 1 • IMe. eatnbltahcd houae in Oregon. M onthly
f
a n d exp en ses. P oéiticn steady. k e p*t
Call a b ait boys before it ly
L , ’giving up th e Alaska trip and going has n eitn e r.
T h at’s w bat you w an t!
C . F.
solely by the mot'on of the acn water. ca ..Y00
re. E nclose a tlF n d d rtsw d «tamped e;ivc*
i is too late
ope.
The Dom inion J o u p a o y P c p t V CUI - ;
T S
B aker City.
13 ASTOR PI ACE. NEW YORK ’
Moore A Co.
i
1 It goes best in rough «•-other.
OREGONIAN RAILW AY DIVISION
— AND—
PORTLAND AND YAM HILL RAILW AY.
S TA R T TH E NEW YEAR RIGHT!
L
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Local Events.
BARRIE & BARRIE
Pointers No. 4
DR Y
GOODS.
THREAD
4c.
DRESS STAYS, assorted
CORSETS
-
or doz. 10c.
-
-
50c.
MUSLIN.
TABLE LINEN, per yard,
*
-
OUTING FLANNELS, per yard
PRINTS
-
-
-
25c.
5c.
4 l-2c.
CARPET CHAIN, for 5 lbs. 00c. and $1.
BLACK SATEEN -
-
CANTON FLANNELS
11c.
-
WE COULD
ARBUCKLE or LION COFFEE,
10c.
GOOD COUNTRY BUTTER,
30c.
THE
•WS
BOOTS and SHOES.
M O R R I S €» M I L B S
ÍI
Bank cf Newberg.
Fnr.s
25c.
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