NEWBERG GRAPHIC.
ISM CED KVKUY FRIDAY MORNING.
E. H. WooDW.utn, E dito * J c I’ i blisukk
AT T II E NfcMtSt.KG CHl’ UCH fc*.
In the beat o f health, aud the »alarie* mo
to rn io ' " omau • to m o
' l ’ va seen a heap o ’ c u ’roua nights, Manar, in i
111 proportioned to tlie aervice dem and
Wlist the Pastors » lit —Announcements
m> time
A b lackbird
was Jaat aa » h it e aa m ilk, |
for Next snndnjr.
ed that have suggested the
, that
. Idea
. o f p e n , -,
au . (era
dime
c a r a m a x n o u s c im k n t s .
»ions. In uuany cities benefit organ!- I A (eller let me lo a »how »tier, mermaid, wu
Next Kabtstth at Friends church the
nations have been formed among the ¡ A a , eáñJíb5ju'|rom Borneo o monkey men
»ith «11..
tail..
teachers, the purpose being to pay a j
»Ith
; thein^ oi tbe morning * £ ' £ » * ! * • * •
certain stipend, to those who are ill or ; l v. seen
’»
wlth wtui*' at‘ 8 o ' X ^ n s m l d o'nhe usual preach*
w ho retire after a specified number o f ! An’ eddfeatad rig*that
on lhe meiod- j jng service, it will be a temperance ser-
FRID AY , MAY 27, 1898.
years. In Philadelphia, If the Journal ; Bu,
iee . <lgh, tod. r ,h„
vice of story and song, entitled "T h e
is not mistaken, a oertaiu proportion o f l
aU’ byium:
.
man who spoiled the music.
The read-
.
,
,
.
I
Down
at
the
votin’
place
I
aee
the
Comm
e,
will he supported by a large chorus,
Holered aa aeet>nd c|a>a matter at the poatolHce
tills pension fund is contributed by tlie
woman come.
and we lrill, n t wi|| ^ an interesting
at Netvbcrg, Oregoo.
school board. Iu Chicago tbe plan is we'd been expectin’ ol her. ler her name » « an(j helpful evening to all. There will
[«red,
. . .
registered,
. ,
I 1 - u no “ opening exercise”
before the
successfully carried out by tbe teachers
An' KMer Lljsh Olover told et how hit wile
storv begins, so be prompt. All are cor
had heard
_ .
themselves, one elderly wooiau lately I
OM Mii.il, Ha.com’> sUter .ay that Salry Jon«« dially invited.
retiring on an annual pension o f $000..
bail >ed:
Rev. fiowersox will preach at the
Ml,a Neweome 'lowed "she'd rote today ex
One difficulty experienced in getting
ceptin’ e'-e wai dead"
Presbyterian church Sunday afternoon
tbe plan In operation is the reluctance WUeb
n „ uVleutH l„ BOt , Jud,tn’ by at 3 o'clock. All cordially invited.
felt by young teachers to Having even |
the way .he come
____ _
Rev. Joseph Hall will preach in the
M. E. church Suu 'ay evening at eight
a small percentage o f their wuges into
hum—
a fund from which they feel they will j she
th° rl6hon‘ 0“ her o ’clock.
It El’ ll It L. 1C A N al’ KAKINO.
Hon. Wallace MeCamant, oi I’ort-
)and, will address the citizens of Now-
berg at Armory ball this, Friday, even
ing at 8 o ’clock, on the political issues
of the day.
Mr. MeCamant is an in
teresting speaker.
him .
Como out and bear
C o m u ittk .
Geer lor governor, Tongue for congress
and both for continued prosperity.
■
.
i
The farmer who totes for Tom Tongue
In the first congressional district casts a
Vote in his own interests.
The Oregon has arrived safely on the
Atlantic coast and will be on hand to as
sist at the Spanish funeral.
It comes as near raining at just the
right time to make crops in the W illam
ette valley as any spot on earth.
Vote the republican ticket and help to
elect men to represent Yamhill county
In the legislatura who will take their
•eats promptly and respond to roll call.
Persona who have come up from Cali
fornia lately say, whon they loook out
on our green pastures und fields of wav
ing grain, "w ell this looks like living.”
It didn't exactly rain gold dollars last
•reek but the rain made thousands of
bushels of grain that will in duo season
bring in the big dollars. Favorable cli
matic conditions and a good sound Mc
Kinley administration are bringing pros
perity to Oregonians as fast as tbe 10 to
I managers appear to care to see.
Yamhill county was mis-reprosented
at Halem two years ago by men who lent
every encouragement to thoso who were
interested in holding up the legislature.
These men were all 10 to 1 reformers.
The three-ply fellows have a similar
ticket out this year and nre Again crying
reform. Let all honest votors beware.
The republican legislative ticket in
this county is made i'p of men who if
elected will not sell out at $80 each and
refuso to aDsu’er to roll call and thus
prevent the organization of the legisla
ture. Yamhill votors should profit by
the mistakes made in the election of a
legislative ticket two years ago and elect
men, who, knowing their duty, will not
hesitate to do it.
Two years ago when Mr. MeCamant
•poke here the 10 to 1 fellows liootod at
the idea of his shaking on the tariff
question, but the grout change in the
price of sheep nnd wool under the Mc
Kinley administration go to show that
McCamants diagnosis of the case was
correct. Those w ho arc anxious to hear
the truth told will do well to attend Mr.
McCuuiunt’s meeting at Armory hall
this evening.
T ho w heal of the windy state o f Kan-
has run up against the silver of the
tulne-ownors, seven eights o f them liv
ing in Europe; nnd there bus been n
change o f heart In that former great
populist reservation, us wituess this
from the Girard, Kansas, press:
"There has not been n silver editorial
In a Kansas populist paper for more
than two months.
It is ulso found by
investigation o f the files o f the slate
historical department Unit more than
fifty populist papers have pulled down
the name o f W. J. Itryan after declaring
that they Intended to carry it at the
head o f their columns until 1900.”
bah
Tlie manner of taking an oath has
been changed in Maryland, and tlio law
making the change will go into effect on
tlie first of next month. Under tlie new
law, the person sworn is required simply
to raise tlie right hand in acknowledge
ment of a solemn promise to tell tlie
troth and tlie whole truth. Tlie new
law makes a change, also, in the words
of the oath, which will now begin with
the words: " I n the presence of Al
mighty God.” The final clause of the
present oath, "S o help mo G od,” Is
stricken out. The man who would lie
under the old form will He under tlie
new, an 1 the man who will not lie, of
course, will tell the truth under any
form.—Oregonian.
A RKAROM AHLK N k q l IK F S F N T .
N o person shall be licensed to teach
In the public schools o f the tsmuigh of
Manhattan and the Bronx, otherwise
Greater New York, w ho dis’s not pre
sent a certificate o f good health from a
physician approved by the school board.
This Isas It should lie. There Is no call
ing which Involves so great a nervous
strain aa school teaching, e*i>eclnlly In
these days when the tendency o f edu
cational methods Is to make learning
easy to the child at whatever cost to the
teacher.
Kvcu under the most favor
able circumstances a teacher need* the
best o f physical health. Without it she
cannot do justice to herself nor her pu
pils, and no complaint should be made
when this qualification I* exacted. It
Is the wearing ehuraeter o f th« work,
• >cn to those who enter the prof-salon
themselves never p r o f i t .
It Is u phase j A n ’ ahe wore then, things called 'a n gel
w I e g . " w e've beard >o m uch about
o f the industrial problem that crops
Sbe went right th ro’ the crow d ]e»t like my
out wherever women are em p'oyed.
kulfe goes th ro’ a chee»e,
In the votin ’ room ex brazeu ez
Few young womeu enter any remuner A n ’ atrutted
yer please:
ative occupation with the expectation Just lik e a man, b ’gosh. 8ech im p erd euce ye
never aee—
o f remaining in it permanently; the
A n ’ I Jeat looked at U utle J o a h ’n Josh he
looked at me.
possibility o f marriage and consequent
both looked at the elder, who sot like
retirement from such work is before A n ’ we he'd
teen a spook,
A starin' out into the room —we thought he
them and prevents those prudent ar
shore was took
rangements for the future that young With apple plexy, paralyse or sura «ecb thing,
by coa u ce,
men in like positions make as a matter
’T ill I noticed for the fust tim e that the critter
bed ou pants.
o f course. But It is at all events desir
able that oue w ho Is to be a teacher, It’s shore es I ’ me a te llln ’ yel 8he had a
britches on,
even temporarily, should be physically
A n’ ahe had 'em tucked up to her knees. Jest
I swau,
strong, and the New York rule Is worth T h et’a w lik a d e iu a ’ boy,
in a puddle. No, her laigs below
general adoption.—Indianapolis Jour
w a’ut hare,
Fer she wore them canvas A zin's like the city
nal.
hunters wear.
Y A M H IL L L E A D S TH E W O U LD !
N E W B E R G L E A D S Y A M H IL L !
H U D SO N BROS. L E A D N E W B E R G !
In Men’s, Youth’s and Boy’s Fine Clothing,
Shoes, Furnishings, Hats and Caps. Our Goods
have been selected with the great estcare from
the stock of the largest wholesale houses in the
U. S. W e make you prices that will not justify
your making a trip to Portland.
Portland prices on Suits 810.00; our price 87.50.
Portland prices on Shoes 84.50 and 85.00; our price 83.50.
Our Spring and Summer stock includes all
Styles and Prices.
If you wish a Common,
every day suit we can furnish it for $5. Some-
thing to wear on state occasions, $12 to $18.
C om e a n d e x a m in e otir G 'n x la
METHOIHST EPLtCOPAL CHURCH.
" I s prayer a failure." was tbe subject b efore you send your m o n ey to
o f tlie m orning sermon.
o th er place» w h ere you ca n not
The theory o f prayer nnd its useful
l,o|te to g et a penny h ack . .........
ness throughout the church is not con
sistent with the principles o f G od's na
tural and moral government. The in
fidel understands this, but the Chris
tian seems slow to believe it. To be of
y o
u
r
value und above criticism o f unbelievers
should always be coutiued to its proper
sphere.
(1) It is not the proper sphere o f pray
er to revoke G o d ’s decrees pronounced
upon us for purposes o f uatural and
moral government.
Notice those de
crees: “ In the sweat o f thy face shall
A
n
’
ahe
had
a
pa’r
o
’
yallar
shoes
thet
ended
in
T K J ItL’ T K T O T H E O K K O O N .
thou eut bread."
Labor is the price o f
a o ’int—
( I ’d think the ornary things ’d squeeze her mental and physical health und useful
S e n a to r M o r g a n t h in k « S h e C o u ld W h ip
toes
clean
out
’o
jin
t)
t h e S p a n la h F le e t .
A n ’ a leetle cap stuck on her hald, no b igge r’ n ness, " I n sorrow sliult thou eat o f it all
A group of senators were discussing
a cup,
Sorrow turns
A n ’ a belt instead o ’ galluses tet b old her the days o f thy life.”
the whereabouts of the Cape Verde Meet
paut'loous up.
our attention from worldlltiess to G od
and the hope was expressed by several We sot there Jest lik e ljuts ’til she got on her
liness. “ Cursed is the ground for thy
maxheeu,
that the fleet had not gone after the Ore
Then sech another scra m blin ’ fer a peak, ye sake." Disappointment teaches human
gon,
never seen.
dependence.
Life lias been a struggle
bust his buttons o ff a gittin ’ ter the
with the elements. God is no respecter
‘ •Well I hope It has," said Senator Ole Lijah
daofr,
Morgan. "W hen I was out in SanFran-
But P irso n Snow ’u ’ Deacon Gough wa» thar o f persons, far “ He makes his sun to
sura tim e b efore!
rise on the evil und the good und send-
cisco last summer, 1 went on hoard the
Oregon, and I don’ t believe there is a W ell, w ell! how things he* changed. I never eth ruin on just and unjilsl” alike.
thought
I
’d
live
ter
aee
"D ust tnou art and unto dust sliult
finer hattle-ehip afloat. I am confident
A city gal with britches ou a v otin ’ lon g o ’
thou return,” also has its lessons. Un
that, if the Cape Verde fleet should try
me!
to capture tier, she would give a grand I guess, now out, I'll stay to hum an' git a petti der these decrees we experience ull our
coat
account of herself. Her captain and her
pliysicul Ills. They ure the reins of
'A n wa^h the dishes, churn ’ u’ beke, ’n ’ let
crew are a gallant set of fellows, aud f
government Prayer Is not intended
you boss ’n ’ vote.
believe they would be able to beat off
to take them from G od’s bund. The
Why, now. Mariar, I ’ve a notion ye ’d
the whole Cape Verde fleet. The Ore Ye w unt!
fubure o f tlie prayer o f this Christian
look peart
gon has four 13-inch guns and her gun
Drest up in ole overalls—now d o n ’ t ye look so peop e to restore Garfield, and o f the
s k e a r t-
whole church to save the Armenians ^TTO R N EY -A T-LA W .
ners are so expert that I don't believe
pants ’ o ’ cap ’a ’ belt ’a ’ p ’luted shoes,
any of these Spanish vessels would be I ’ll git ye
from Irorrors worse than death, does
by gum ,
able to gut near enough to her to do any
Fer y e ’ve got ter be In fashun sence th’ not prove prayer a failure, but does
C om iu ’ W om au’s com e!
great damage.
They might shoot away
ubumlu’itly prove It 1« not the sphere o f
W ill p ractice iu all the cou rts o f the state.
the whole of her top works and she W ell, thar — ole wom au, d o u ’t ye fret, I unly prayer in tills age to relieve such ills. Special
attention giv en to probate \Vork, the
was iu fun.
would still have hpr four 13-inch guns to
ly prayer
however all these ilia com writing o f deeds, mortgages, con tracts and the
By
pri
I
guess
M
l
ruu
tli’
britches
yet
an’
ye
go
dn
a
n
’
draftin g o f all legal papers.
o|>erate on her enemy, for she is so built
ing
to
jm
under
these
decree*
may
be
run
N ew b erg . O re g o n .
that when her whole top is siiot away T h ’ kitchen a n ’ th’ d a iry an’ th’ crad le bizness. auiictlfied to our spiritual good,
ffice — S econd Floor
too.
she becomes a perfect monitor and a
(2) U in not the office o f prayer to en O
Bauk o f N e w le rg B uPdlug.
My
C
ornin’
W
oman
cam
e
to
me
’
way
back
iu
battle-ship in one. If she did go down I
large our mental or phyaieui capacities
’52!
would be willing to wager that at least
We ure to live within the lim itsof these
—Frank H. Mayer in W heel Talk.
three of the .Spanish fleet would go down
capacities subject t > G od's decrees.
The
faw o f dfe is, sink or sw im, work
with her."
F R O M T il K CO U N TY F K K SS .
It is said of Capt. Clark, the command
or starve. God intends mull shall reach
In the Great
er of tlie Oregon, that he is one of the Transcript.
higher planes in s- cular knowledge and
most fearless men in tlie navy. The
Mra. Hoberg and daughter, Mrs. life not by miracle or prayer hut hy la
Ollice 2 doors west o f M oore’s Drug store.
story is told of him that when he had
bor.
History proves ull progress in
1st. street, N ewberg, Oregon.
Mlllsup,
went to Newberg Thursday physical philosophy science and art
the 'monitor Monterey out iu a sea so
heavy that tlie monitor was rolling fright lust, to see Bird Nelson, a grand daugh has lieen die fruit o f the inspiration o f
fully the Captain lashed himself to the ter und niece graduate.
genius flashing from finely adjusted
mast and had the crew swing the tur
The bund boys are making ealcula human powers, und not the fruit o f
rets, saying that he was anxious to see tions on a big time ut the college cam prayer
what the Monterey would be able to do pus next 8aturduy
Referring to birds and flowers Jesus
With the varied
in that kind of a sea. Every time the program to bo carried out, everybody taught, that they being even more de-1
turrets were swung around the Mon should lie pleased.
pendent u,K>n nature than we ure, s i I, |
W ATCHM AKER
F u r n is h e d h y S p e c in i C o r r e s p o m t -
terey seemed to turn almost clear over,
Prof. B. O. 8nu(Ter closed his Amity are provided lor by the father und all |
e u t s a t tin f r o n t .
hut Capt. Clark had the operations con
without their anxiety or prayer. How i
and JE W E L E R ,
tinued until he was entirely satisfied. school gome days ago and drove over to much less then should we be praying '
He was sent to Han Francisco especially Woods lust week to open school. But for food und raiment! They are pro Solicits the patrouage o f his old Indiana
for the hasardous undertaking of bring the measles were ahead o f him ; hence vided for la luwstif nature and in hu
Friends w ho need watch repairing done.
ing the Oregon around to the Atlantic, his trip at present for nothing
man endowments. When these fuil we
the Navv Department having the high
Little Bella, -daughter o f Mr. and must liow to the inevi able.
Jesus 2 7 0 M o rriso n St.
will contain all important war news o f the dai’y edition.
C O R T L A N D , «» It. R
est confidence in his gallantry and his Mrs. Donald McDougal, narrowly es prayed ’ Give us this day our dally
S pecial illsp a tc es u p to t e h o u r o f p u h 'ln alio ii.
seamanship,—Globe Democrat.
Careful ittention will he given t i Kurin nnd Family Topics,
caped losing an eye lust week. 8he bread," but it was (lot for physical sus
tenance.
How could lie ask for such
Foreign ('orrespondenee. Market Reports, and all geneful news o f
was striking the tire o f a wagon with n things, when he Imd just said, "after
tlie World and Nation
R ea l E tt> ttT r > n i(> r i.
L
R
hummer
when
some
o
f
the
scales
of
ull these things d o Hie Gem lies seek?”
We furnish t he N ew -York WeCk’y Tribut e and your fuvori’ e
Reported t.y J. O. Koaers, the abstractor, Mc
Minnville, Oregon, (or the week cudlug Iron flew und struek her In tlie eye How could he thus pray In the fate of
home paper,
neitr the pupil. 8he was taken to an G od’s decree, “ In the sweat of thy face
May it, 1S1I8.
eye specialist at Portland where the shah thou eat hreud.” ’
O & C It It Co to Air Wilson 80
How could lie
a sec 31 t 4 r 0 w ...................$ 200 00 particles were removed, after much thus ask God for a favorable season and
B
trouble,
and
the
eye
will
be
saved,
fruit ful harvest ill the face o f the de F L O U It, F E E D . H A Y & G R A I N
Daniel Adolph and tvftoG New
B O T H O N E Y E A R F O R $ 1 .3 0 .
J.
though
it
was
a
close
call.
cree, "C uised is the ground for thy
limn 591 a part J J Hash d 1 o
G A R D E N & F F O W E It
Send all ord ers to T H E G R A P H I C ,
suke?” He could not do it. He taught
nut 1483...................................... 1350 00
SEEDS.
N e w b e r jï . O r e g o n .
G r a d u a t in g K x e rcla e a o f P u b l i c S c h o o l. us to pray for bread which “ conietli
U Wohlgemutt and w f to to G
•Free D elivery.
down from heaven" for "m eat w hich
Neumann 20 a part J J Hash
The annual graduating exercises of endiircth unto eternal life.
E C. W a r d & C o.
He said,
d I o nut 1483..........................
450 00
the publlo school were held in Armory “ I am the bread o f life ” The supply
YV P
T T P A P O P K " 1‘LPOT LUMBER YARD
1st. Street, N ewberg, Oregon
O A C It It Co to Henry Wolt
ball on Thursday evening, May 19. As o f spiritual food lies outside the prov-
N£WBERG, OREGON.
grieve 204 a In see 29 t 2 r 3. . 3S4 00
ence
o
f
natural
law
und
physical
en
is the rule on such occasions the house
Henry W oltgrleve to Henry
DOORS
LATH, GLASS,
CEDAtt.
dowment.
SASH
was literally packed, a large part o f the
WINDOWS.
LIME,
FIR.
Vuiiderpool Iota 182 see 28 t 2
If the popular theory o f prayer Is cor
MOLDINGS, SAND,
WEIGHTS
REDWOOD
r 8 w ........................................... 212 00 audience being compelled to stand. A t rect then Christians everywhere may
SHINGLES.
it A IK, CORD,
Y E LL'W PINÊ
B u ild e rs H a rd w a re .
ETC., ETC.
half past eight the class marched into revoke divine decrees, enlarge their
J I. Haworth and w fto Henry
Miller 02 a part 8 Heater d 1
j the hall and ou to the stage, keeping own natural capacities, and utter y de- j
feat the ends o f natural and moral g o v - ;
o t 3 r 2w .................................... 4000 00
step to a march played by Miss Nellie em inent.
But the world witnesses no
I'l J Wood and w f to l t d Hub
It E P B E 8 E X T .
Larkin. After the benediction by Rev. such stupendous results, hence the th e
erts lots 1 2 3 and 4 hlk 3 Ha
G.
II.
Bennett,
the
following
program
ory
is
false.
worths 2nd ad to North Yam
(3) The true sphere o f prayer In this
E very ftraetioal B ic y c le im p r o v e '
hill..............................................
75 00 was rendered:
dispensation concern* only tlint "K in g
incut o f th e year.
A lexander
.................
Knline Ftnncxen
United States to W in Atliy 159,
As
Y ou can have it all for
...HyivU K. M etcalf dom w hich Is not of this world ”
88 a In sec 1 5 t 5 r 4 w .........
don Youth
Municipal (loveriim eut
. Clarence Hally Ittlmr Is the means of supplying onr
P er....
P er.—
H ____
e a r, M Stanley
_
Ethel A. T rullinxer temporal needs so prayer is tlie means
K K Duval to K G Duval 30 a
I T h e host p ro d u ct o f the B ic y c le
M o n th
Month
uba
..................................
Rhodeina Roberts
10 00 C
purt K T Warren d 1 o .........
fa cto ry t h a t p rod u ce» "th e
Its
Duett.
MUaes W ills aud Uause o f supplying o u / spiritual needs
Celebrated W omen o f Ancient and Modern
la rg est n u m b er ot w h eels.
usefulness is seen in tli • forgiveness o f
J W Armstrong and w f to ( ’ A
in the E vening Telegram , o f Portland
T i m e s ...............................
M Bird Nelson sin, sanctification to G od's service, and
Oregon.
It is the largest even in g
l\inay It 8 hlk 7 Desktns add
Rom e
..........................
tone H utchens
new spaper published in O regou . it
the promotion o f growth iu grai-e and
lo N ew berg.............................. 150 00 Character the Foundation o l Fame
contains all the news o f the st ite and
U n a p p ro a ch ed p o p u la rity .
......................................
Fannie A. Cobb attainment unto Christian maturity.
o f tlie nation- Try it for a m outh. A
Win Lowe to L A Malloy 281.78
E g y p t ...............
K. K»y Sims W hen used in its proper sphere pruyer
sam ple cop y w ill be m ailed to you
a part 8 Laughlin d I c t 2 r 4 4000 00 Huett .Mrs. O. K. Edwards and Miss Altermiitt
free. A ddress
B ooks ..................................... Hattie A. t.eortzc never Is a failure.
U n a p p r o a ch e d sales.
W A Howard to Peter Itashaw
T H K T K L K G I t \ > f,
H awaii
Z ell« M Hadley
P o r t la n d , O r.
hi 20 H A I, ad to N ew berg.. 100 00 C ivil G overnm ent
..............Calvtu G. Blair
A L i e N ailed.
Maklux
the
Best
o
f
Things
.
A
lice
K.
Mofltu
Cora J Bradley to Peter Ba
Consumption and bronchitis are not
The orations were generally very good
shaw lota 3 slid 4 hlk 17 la II
A L ad to Nelierg ................. 600 00 and quite well spoken. Clarence Daily by any means the same, although it is
w h s unable
to be present to deliver j hard to distinguish one from the other
A d m l u l n t r a t . . r ’ * S a l e o r K s a l Ks t at e,
O O lrla l W a r H o o k
his production, on account o f an un- Bronchitis is an inflammation o f the
In ihe cou nty eourl o f the state o f Oregon for
By Congressman James Kankin fortunate attack o f the measles. The j lining o f the wind tubes or air vessels tne cou n ly o f Yam hill.
Iu the
' matter o f the estate
Young. All about war with Spain, tho class address was delivered by Bav. " I the lungs, causing soreness o f the
of
Citation.
A
bigail
Stanbroiijrh, deceased
He gavo the graduates a same, cough, sore throat, hoarseness,
Navy, ull defenses, Ruttle-shlps, etc. Bennett.
To John Stanbronph, Jehu Stanbrouirh. R uth!
Portraits and biographies o f Dewey practical anti earnest talk, emphasizing difficulty o f breuthing, spitting o f mat- W eed. Sarah .iati»» Bond. Thom as Staubrnugh, i
L ucinda Hamlin, Frank R eyuoids, ami the uu-
aud all prominent officers. Nearly 000 especially ths fact that this is hii age o f ter and sometimes blood. Thousands kumvn heirs at law o f »aid A bigail S’ aubrough,
d
ce a se d :
pages. Massive volume. Marvelously \ mind, nnd the successful person must 'd ie annually with this dread disease, e Iu
the name of tbe statu ->f OVtRoa, you are
cheap. Best authorship. Only autlien- carefully develop his intellectual pow- Wilbur’s Cough Cure will cure. Price hereby cited and required to appear in the
cou n ty court o f the state o f Oregon, for the
tic, official book. Experience not tnoes ors Prof. J . C. Hodson presented the , ¿0 cents. For sale by all Druggists,
com ity o f Y am hill, at the court n»om thereof,
at M cM innville, in said county, on Tuesday the
sary. A ny body can sell It. Ladies a* members with their graduating diplo- j
r o seate
7th day o f June A l>. 189S, at the hour o f ten
o ’clock a m. o f said day. theu and there to*h ow ,
successful as gentlemen.
We are tho j mas. H e also presented to Uallle Blair
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cause, if any exists, why the follow in g d escrib- ,
largest subscription book Arm In A m cr -« a scholarship o f one year from Pacific!
wo
s z e “ \ ,u' ' nc *’ or ed real property belon gin g to said estate o f j
lea.
Write us Fifty persons are etu- College on accouut o f his standing a t 1 w
exchange either or ot i o r io w s o r sain Abigail Staubrough. deceased, be not sold
as prayed for in tbe petition o f \m os ( ’ . Stan- 1
C. 8 . C a l k i n s ,
young
cattle.
brongn, adm inistrator o f said estate, d uly filed
ployed in our correspondence alone, to the head o f the class. After the cxer-
4 22lf
Newberg, Oregon.
in said court, to wit:
serve you. Our book Is Just out. Get daes o f the evening had beon concluded
42 acres o f land, m ore or less, b e in g a part o f
the d. 1 c. o f James Morris and v ife. I n i 3 s r 2 I
age noy now and be flint in thè íleld. tw o little flower girls, I^lia Littlefield
l*«jr Y o u r Tmxeo,
w in Y am hill county, state o f Oregou, aud com
Largo 50c. su r map in colora freo wlth and Florence Metcalf, presented the
at a point ft* rods s. o f the n. w corner
Tlie new tax roll for this part o f the o nienciug
f said cla im : thence *. «2 rods: thence e.
liook or outfit.
Other valuable pro-j beautiful floral tributes w hich hosts o f ixn„ „ v I* i.ow~|„ ’¿'he hands o f the cash- rods: thence u. JW ro d s : thence westerly about
mlums. T remendón» seller.
Hlggest friends had carefully arranged. Rev. is , o f the Bank o f N ew berg. Pav your 90 rods to the place o f b e gin n in g: and also a
o f land one rod w ide and 30 rods long l y
money maker ever known
Must lib Joseph Hall pronounce.', the closing U s w Bt home Rm, , HVe n long , rip , 0 strip
ing bet ween the laud ow u ed by O C. Morten
eral terni* giiarnntccd.
Agenta muk-
son
and
Ole Hanson, said strip running to the |
Newberg road . also a strip o f land one rod w ide :
6-2712
McMinnville.
lug $7 lo $28 |>er day. Twenty days benediction.
Hodson Bros.
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Perfumery and Notions, Paints, Oil, W all
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! everything in their line lor their many
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Hlnntt W i l l T o l l .
Tbe ninny different skin discuses such i agency for Dr. King’s New Discovery for
ns ring worm, tetter, salt rheum, erysip Consumption, Coughs and Colds. This
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pimples, postulos, blotches, eliu|>s or i_______
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a furor all over th« country by
cracking open of the skin, scrofula, are its many startling cures. It at«olutrly
directly the cause of impure blood cures Asthsms, Bronchitis, iloaritvnrs«
Wilbur's Moral Purifier is acknowledged and all atfections of the Throat, Chest and
to he the best medicine known for any | Lungs. Call at above drug store and get
of these unsightly complaints.
Price a trial bottle free or a regular sise for 50c
$1.00 per bottle. For n h ’ hy all D ru g-1 and $1.
Guaranteed to cure or prb-e
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refunded.
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and
rods long lying betw een the lauds o w n
ed by Johnson and' M orteuson, »aid »trip ru n
ning uorth and south to the Portland road
save am! excep t 5 a cre ' o f land sold ami d e e d
ed ov the said Abigail Stanfcrough deceased o ff
the north end o f the above d escrib ed tract o f
land, ami w hich said 3 acres is d ivid ed from
the rem ainder o f said 42 acres o f land by a Hue
running east and west.
Also the follow ing d escrib ed tract o f land
to wit
A unit o f the d , 1. c o f P Ram »ey and
N o tic e o f Final S ettlem ent.
s r 3 w. in Y am hill cou n ty state
w ife in t.
TOTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN. TH A T THE o f Oregou, and bounded a» follow s, to w it:
* un d erticned ,
nilm iulztm icr o f the e su te Beginning at a point iu cen ter o f Portland and
o f Thom as R > - I fo v iM d hma fl i Iu the Payton wagon r»»ad 11 7.» ch ain » n
degree» 30
County Court of Ysnshiil e -n iintT.
n ty . stM
state « ot
or Oi
Ore- m inutes e o f the ». e. co rn e r o f land d eeded by
M i i flu
account o o f f his
hi* ><l
*dn»in
atrathm
«o ou.
n . his
u s a)
l account
min si
ration o f D iU m »ey aud Wife to E .rira Cook, being a
i«» estate o f »aid deoe«lent. and that, by author part o f the same d 1. c and ru n n in g thence w.
ity o f an order o f »aid cou rt, »aid a ccou nt 3 degree* s. 9.« 4 ch ain *, thenca s. fi r»»d« ami
and all object Ion« thereto w ill be be^rd bv »aid ten and one half fe e t: theuce e 3 degrees u. 9 0*4
court at the usual place o f h old in g »aid court in ch ain s: thence n * rod» and ten and one half
McMinnviHe iu »aid cou ntv and state, ou Tue»
feet to the place o f beginn in g, coalm ining on e i
day. the 7th day o f June. i w . at the hou r o f II and one half acres m ore or »css.
o ’clock a. ra o f »aid day. at w hich tim e and
Witness the Hon. J. E Mager*. ju d ge o f *he
place any person interested Iu »aid estate may county cou rt o f the state o f Oregon fo r the
appear and flle .»bjectious to said account.
cou n ty o f Y am hill, with the seal o f »aid cou rt (
!>ated May Srd
affixed this 3rd day o f May A. P
IMMAEY A rr.N rO X .
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Ever displayed in Newberg.
Direct from the factory.
Made especially for Christenson & Sawyer.
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