OREGONIAN RAILWAY DIVISION LA FA Y K T TK 1T K M S 8ee W. P. Heacock for all kinds of bee supplies. Uncle Jim Hembree is able to be on T r a in s N o r t h . C. F. Johnson, agent for the Colum­ the street again after a long spell of No. 30 Ar. 7:55 a. m. Ar at Portland 9:30 a. m. sickness. ♦No. 34 A-. 11:53 a m.. lv. 12:13 p. m. Arrive at t bia, Hartford and Vedette bicycles. Portland 3:03 p. m. Vedo Olds is now propiietor of the •R u a s Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Miss Maude Wallace, of Portlaud, T r a in s S o u t h . visited with Mrs. F. A. Morris last livery barn. He has cleaned up the •No. 33 Ar. 11:35 p. ui. baru and is doing a nice little busiuess. No. 35 Ar. 6:05 p. m. Leaves Portland 4:30 p. m. Wednesday. The arrival of our immense stock of Wash Goods, including • Ruus Mouday, W cduesday and Friday. The work on the locks below town is If you want whole corn, cracked corn, Passenger aud Freight Rates to all points, Domestic and Imported Organdies, Dimities, Lawns, G ing­ cau be obtained from C. B. FRISSELL, wheat, oats, bran or flour, see E. C. progressing nicely there being about Agent Newberg. hams, Percales, etc., aud other Fancy Fabrics, for forty men and a number of teams Ward A Co. ^ T E A M E R S ALTONA AND RAMONA. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Wakefield of Al­ working on the excavaiion for the con­ crete work. They also have the cot­ Leave Portland for Newberg, Salem aud In­ mira, Wash., have been visiting at W. dependence every m orning (except Sunday) at tage for lock teuder nearly completed N. Sutton’s this week. 6:45 a .m .. arrive Newberg 11:30; going dow n, and quite a lot of piliug driven. lea v e, Independence at 6:30 a. m., Salem 7:45, Get your bicycles repaired at C.F.John- Our stock must be closed out with the season, as we are Newberg 10:30, arriv'6 Portland 4 p. m. son’s bicycle hospital. Prices reason­ Mrs. Delila Olds, Mrs. Metzger and determined to keep seasonable goods only. Miss Belcher are attending Grand P. FISHER, N ewspaper A dvertising Agent, able and work guaranteed. . 21 Merchant’s Exchange, San Francisco, Our prices already known to be the lowest have been sliced Lodge of Eustern Star iu Portland this is our authorized ageut. This paper is kept ou Mrs. Tabitha Craven has the thanks week. file in his office. off 25 to 50 per cent. Cost does not figure iu the case. • of the ottice for a sack of winter apples Judge Bradshaw and wife of The that had kept without aspeck ofdecuy. Dalles are visiting relatives and friends Local Events. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Wiuslow, of here this week. Sheridan, visited with Joseph Wil­ Mrs. J. L. Vickrey is visiting her son's last Suuduy aud talked over In d i­ sisters at Salem for a few days. The sale will continue, on all Wash Goods in our store, The Graphic and the Oregonian for ana times of years ago. The friends of gold and good govern­ $ 2 . 00 . from the cheapest to the best. From this time on till every The Misses Elsie aud Maud Hobbs of ment have again spoken in unmistak­ fragment of this season’s stuff is off our hands aud ou to If you want a fat hen for Sunday, see McMinnville and Lula Trueblood of able tones against free silver aud ISry- C. B. Wilson. your backs. Portland visited during commencement anism. Rah for Gov. Geer aud sound money. E. C. Ward & Co. carries a complete with Miss Sibyl Woodward. stock of poultry supplies. It is now Judge- Bird of Lafayette A g o o d s e l e c t i o n o f p a t t e r n s . Miss May Ballenger, of Portland, Leave orders at Wilson’s Grocery for came up with her uncle Jesse Edwards and we think he will make a fair aud To begin with, don't let them dwindle down before you get expressing or light hauling. lust Saturday evening aud remained impartial judge for old Yamhill. a choice. Prof. Blough is again teaching In Roses have been very much iu evi­ over until Tuesday morning. Columbia county. The directors here dence in Newberg this week. Jo Atkinson and J. L. Hoskins re­ Satisfied or Moueyback, again employed Prof. Blough as prin­ B uy y o u r p a in ts a n d oil of W . P . H ea- turned from their trip to Linn county last Tuesday. Jo invested iu some Po- cipal and Miss Jessie Blough and Miss cock at the Depot Lumber Yard. Emma Olds as teachers for the coming Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Moses Votaw laud China hogs while up there. year. O. J. Hobson, stenographer and type­ Buster Grazier, Roy Martin and on Saturday Juue 11, 1896, a son. T e a c h e r s A n n u a l I n s t it u t e . Buy your harvesting machines and writer for the Oregon Fire Relief Asso­ Charley Henry have gone east of the llu c k le n ’s A r n ic a S a lv e . ciation of McMinnville, came down ou mountains to be gone till after harvest. machine oil of Christenson & Sawyer. The Yuiuhill County Teachers An­ The best salve in the world for Cuts, nual Institute will be held in the Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhetun, P o sey . Mrs. Dr. Littlefield and children have a wheel Tuesday to attend commence ment. Columbus gchool building in McMinn­ Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, been visiting with relatives in Portland R e a l E s t a t e T ra n sfe r « . Farmers! You are loosing money by ville, June 20 to 24 inclusive. Sessions Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Eruptions, this week. Reported by J. O. Rogers, the abstracter. Mc- not seeing C. B. Wilson before selling open promptly at 9 a. m., 1:30 p. m., and positively cures Piles, or no pay re­ M tnuville, Oregon, for tbe w eek elidin g Mitchell & Moore shipped a carload June 11,1898. quired. Satisfaction or money refunded. and 8 p. m. of drain tile to OaUsdale, Washington, your produce. I am paying highest N A Harris and wf to A A For sale by C market price in cash for poultry of all Prof. H. B. Buckham of Monmouth Price 55 cents per box. this week. Mayburry 3 a part Wm Lo­ kinds and eggs and veal. is to conduct the institute. The ex­ F. Moore A Co. gan d I o t 4 r 3 ...................... $ 180 00 For grass seeds, flower seeds, garden cellent character of his work last year, Summer now is here without any T N and D V Olds to United O fficial W a r it o o k seeds and all kinds of seeds, call on E. States 1 1-3 a site where Yam insures him a hearty welcome this question. The native sons and C. Ward A Co. hill Locks are located............ 75 00 By Congressman James Rankin year. Much of the time will be given daughters of Grand Iionde agency Leavitt to Peter Bashaw Young. All about war with Spain, the Mr. and Mrs. King Wilson, of Port­ have begun their annual overlaud Dollie to principles ofteuebing, and to school et al 8 J it 1 blk 12 H AL ad land, visited at the Williams home iu excursions to Oregon City and Port­ to Newberg........................... 150 00 management. There will be two half­ Navy, all defenses, Buttle-ships, eto. C E Miller et ui to C D Morgan Newberg last Sunday. day sessions each day, and night ses­ Portraits and biographies of Dewey land. 72 62 a part H H Hyde d 1 c and all prominent officers. Nearly 600 F. H. Storey lias beeu in Portland t 4 r 4 ...................................... 273 00 sions as follows: Monday night, re­ pages. Massive volume. Marvelously There will be no preachiDg services during the week attending the grand ception; Tuesday night, lecture by S A Burnett to John Gray 130 a at the Baptist church Sunday owing to part E Dodson d 1 c .............. 1000 00 lodge of Free Masons. Pres. Newlin of Pacific College; Wed­ cheap. Best authorship. Only authen­ the absence of the pastor. Services will Anna Reisner to Bird Parrish nesday night, lecture by Prof. Buck- tic, official book. Experience not neces­ Mr. and Mrs. Allen S. Craven, of be held on Monday at 8 p. m. at which it 167 in Dayton.................... 180 00 ham; Thursday night, lecture by Pres. sary. Any body can sell it. Ladies as Middleton, came up on Wednesday to it is expected the pastor will be ordain­ Jesse Edwards and wf to S S successful as gentlemen. Wo are the Campbell of Monmouth. Terrel 16 lots iu Edwards attend commencement. ed. The public is invited to these ser­ add to Newberg.................. 300 00 Friends of education are cordially in­ largest subscription book firm in Amer­ This week’s rains have been fine for vices. * Bertie L Liberty and hub to M vited to attend all sessions. The lec­ ica. Write us. Fifty persons are em­ growing crops but a little hard on those T Hillard 10 a in sec 4 t 3 r 1 600 00 tures will be of general interest. Teach­ ployed in our correspondence alone, to A. M. Mauritzen took Mrs. Maurltzen M and W T Macy to F A who are in the hay fields. to Ashland the first of the week to re­ M Storey ers have been provided with programs. servo you. Our book is just out. Get lots 8 9 and 10 blk 17 Several of the McMinnville college main with her aunt for the present as central ad to Newberg.......... 500 00 Let me urge upon all teachers the duty agency now nnd bo first In the field. students were down on Wednesday to she has been in poor liealth for some F Robertson et al to F C Put­ of attending the full time. Let us cul­ Large 50c. wur map in colors free with man 93 a in sec 25 and 26 t 5 book or outfit. Other vaiuublo pre­ time. J. G. Hadley and S. J. Lashier attend commencement exercises. r 4 w........................................ 1 00 tivate a spirit of professional pride, and miums. Tremendous seller. Biggest have been taking turns looking after labor to advauce thecauseof education­ President Newlin will deliver a lecture United States to W E McCor­ money maker ever known. Most lib­ G. A, P r e n t i s s , on Tuesday night of next week at Mc­ the grocery in Mr. MauritzeD’s absence. mick 160 a in sec 8 t 4 r 4 .... eral terms guaranteed. Agents mak­ don al progress. ing $7 to $28 per day. Twenty days There are two small boys running W E McCormick to J 8 Hess Co. School Supt. Minnville before the county institute. credit given. Freight paid. Full hook 160 a in sec 8 t 4 r 0................ 560 00 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sargeant, of Per about town who are sadly in need of sent prepaid to agents, #1.45. Splcudid A L ie N a ile d . F o r S a le . outfit and full instructions free rydale, Polk county, visited with Mr. care and attention, and if those who Consumption and bronchitis arc not sample are responsible for them continue to let A farm consisting of 80 acres. About for nine 2-cent stamps to pay postage. and Mrs. O. K. Edwards a day or two them go as they are doing oow, these 24 acres plow land, a small orchard, pret­ by any means the same, although it is Mention this paper. Monroe Book Co., this week. neglected boy3 should be taken iu ty fair barn and granary. Located on hard to distinguish one from the other Dep’t. M, Chicago, 111. The Graphic is glad to be able to note charge and sent to the State Reform­ Parrett Mountain hillside. Price $2600. Bronchitis is an inflammation of the that Mrs. Canby Heston, of Dundee, atory. O il o f (ila d n e g fi For particulars call on John Anderson lining of the wind lubes or air vessels who is sick with pneumonia is now re­ of the lungs, causing soreness of the Is a pleasant, palatable preparation, en­ or A. P. Oliver. 6 3-6m Reece Cfaven found his best milk ported to have passed the danger point. same, cough, sore throat, hoursoness, tirely free from all oily taste, um$ may cow in the pasture last Tuesday with a difficulty of breathing, spitting of mat­ be administered internally or applied Bad management keeps more people W. P. Heacock sells the Regal Brand gun shot wound iu one fore leg that Newberg, Ore. of mixed paint. Guaranteed pure, and will probably make it necessary to kill 111 poor circumstances titan any other ter and sometimes blood. Thousands externally. I t will remove all pain none better on the market. See him her. Whether it was done by a care­ one cause. To be successful one must die annually with this dread disease. that “human flesh is heir to,” if prop­ and get a card of the latest styles for less hunter or by some one with ma­ look ahead and plan ahead so that when Wilbur’s Cough Cure will cure. Price erly applied, and might be rightly termed "a panacea for all ills.” Price favorable opportunity presents itself 50 cents. For sale by all Druggists. house colors. licious intent.he is unable to determine. College Classes. Normal Course, Book-keeping, 50 cents. For sale by all Druggists. be is ready to take advantage of it. A A pamphlet and a number of postage Smith G. Ketehum, a gentleman of little forethought will also save mucli O .e g o n I n d u s tr ia l E x p o s itio n . stamps were picked up on the Dayton mature years from Grand Rapids, All the Grammar School Studies, Music and Art. A n o th e r F in e V olu m e« expense and valuable time. A prudent The exposition to he held in Portland road last Tuesday. The owner may Michigan, who is out taking a look at Standard books nre over welcome and careful man will always keep a bot­ tills year, opening September 22nd and learn of the same by calling at this office our Northwest country with a view of tle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and closing October 22nd, promises to he when they come to us in forms nnd and paying for this notice. selecting a location for a home was in Diarrhoea Remedy in the house, the the largest, best and most successful bindings representing ull the lembelish- Student« can enter nt any tim e and And classes to suit. John Vestal, the Portland druggist, Newberg a few days ago. He express­ shiftless fellow will wait until necessity ever held. In 1895 and 1896 it was giv­ tnents of tlio art of bookmnking. Such An excellen t hom e for girls and boys is provided uuder tho care of a com petent Matron, a est possible prices. came up on the train Tuesday evening ed himself as being highly pleased compels it and then ruin his best horse en under the auspices of well known n book is Teuuysons Complete Poems the E low xcellen t hoard iu private fam ilies. Moral nnd Christian influences thrown about students. We confidently b elieve that superior advantages cannot he offered lu the Northwest. published by the Dominion Company, with our locatiou. and remained over until Thursday, going for a doctor and have a big doctor business men of Portland, as it will he All e xp en ses moderate. C orrespondence ami visits solicited. Chicago, a copy of which has Just come visiting with relatives and attending For catalogues and inform ation, address, bill to pay, besides; one pays 25 cents, this year. It is conducted, not for profit A very pleasant party was given by to our desk. The contents are well ar. commencement exercises. P R E S ID E N T P A C IF IC C O L L E G E , Mrs. G. T. Hardwick at her home Fri­ the other is out a hundred aollars and or gain on the part of the committee, J. M. McGellips and wife, of Dayton, day eveninp, June 10th. Parlor games then wonders why his neighbors is get­ but to display to the people of the Pa­ ranged, the illustrations nre fine, the NEW H ERO . OREGON Washington, and L. Rettig and wife of were the amusements of the evening. ting richer while he is getting poorer. cific Northwest and to many eastern print is clear and neat and the binding is superb. The Dominion Company is Phelps county, Nebraska, arrived here Refreshm ents were served at a late For sale by C. F. Moore A Co. druggists. visitors who may be sojourning in our forging nlieud as tiio leading western on Tuesday and are visiting with their hour after which the guests departed. A Portland ice company must have midst, the wonderful resources of this publishing I 10 u.se making a specialty of brother-in-law, John VcClery. All heartily enjoyed the evening spent had the idea th at Newberg had a half favored portion of our country. There fine subscription books. Having sales­ Cherries, cherries, cherries, all kinds with their friends and neighbors. dozen fourth of July picnics on hand at will lie given prizes, consisting of cups, people in neurly every nook of the coun­ and colors. Cheap, cheaper, cheapest- Thera will be an ice cream social held occe as a ton of ice was shipped to medals and diplomas for all the best try, the company enjoys a lurge and Come prepared to stay all day and at Chelialem Center next Friday even­ Gord Worden by express on Wednes­ and most meritorious exhibits of grain, growing trade. As tills company bus have a picnic and pick cherries. At ing under the auspices of the Cheha- day, the charges being $8 for express- grasses, fruit, (fresh and preserved) veg­ a known reputation for liberality to- Hopeland, opposite Champoeg. lem Center Literary Society. After a age. The company will know better etables etc., and 110 doubt many of our | 1 wards its agents and fair treatment of W. 8 . K i r k . short program, ice cream and cake will next time as Gord refused to pay the patrons will desire to make exhibits. them, nn agency in tills community Exhibits from your section will cer­ for the above hook, or some other pub­ The teaching force in the Newberg be served for ten cents a dish. Pro­ bill. tainly take some prizes. Space is Tree; Leon Kenworthy who lias been at­ lished by tills company, would be tho public school will be the same as last ceeds to go to pay off the debt ou the exhibits will be transported without * tending college here left for ids home at year with the one exception that Mrs. orgau recently purchased. cost and there will be no expense to source of considerable profit to tho one J. T. Smith will take M ibs Cumpston’s Tlie flue display of roses made this Huntsville, Washington, on Thursday. any exhibitor. The management will fortunate enough to secure it. Inter’ room, ihe latter not having applied for week during commencement was good He has plenty of work before him as be pleased to have you inform your ested readers should write tho company a position. evidence that a great deal of attention his father’s big wheat fields are ripen­ readers of our intentions. Anyone wish­ for full particulars. A Klondike stake is all right if you is being paid by the people in and ing a big harvest. ing to make exhibits or inquiries con­ H o t« ) fo r Itent« can reach one, but how much easier and about Newberg to the cultivation of In the item last week referring to the cerning the exposition will receive a • \ i r ANTED TRUSTWORTHY AND ACTIVE W gentlem an or Indie* to travel for re.pon- more palatable it is to step into Cooper fine roses, and with excellent success surgical operation performed on Mrs. prompt reply by addressing the Secre­ The Newberg Hotel is for rent, Call .11,lp, e .t.D ll.lip d house 111 Oregon. M onthly t-.Yon ninl p x | ii * iim *. P,Million rtp.dy. R efer­ & Clemmens’ meat market and get a No country on earth can produce finer Wm. Everest’s foot it should have been tary of the Oregon Industrial Exposi­ on or address at Newberg, Oregon, ence. Enclose .e lf « d d re..ed .tam ped e n v e l­ M rs . M . E . R utan . nice juicy beef stake or a leg-o’-mutton roses than can be grown in Oregon and stated that the toe was removed by Dr. tion, Portland, Oregon. ope. The Dom inion Company Dept. Y Chicago. (Y ellow St, me Park Line ; Rossiter assisted by Dr. Littlefield. nothing nicer than roses grows from for a Sunday roast. B. 8 . P a g u e , Mills A Cooper are engaged in mov­ Chinn. Com. on State Co. Exhibits. Mrs. L. 8. Heacock and daughter the ground. THE ONLY PININO CAR ROUT* FROM came out from Little Nestucca a few A telegram received here last Sun­ ing auother one of the buildings from PORTLAND TO THE EAST. THE ONLY ROUTE TO THE YELLOWSTONE days ago for a visit of a few weeks( day brought the sod news from Cali­ opposite Armory hail around on First 1 A N a r r o w E sn a p e NATIONAL PARK. street near Hadley’s racket store. It is bringing with them a number of clams fornia of the death of Mrs. Peter Chris­ which they sold out. They seem to be tenson, she with two little girls dying to be occupied by C. C. Smith as a pho­ Thankful words written by Mrs. Ada lea y k I Uu. fié pot ."F out 6th St. E. Hart, of Groton, 8. D. “ W as taken For the speedy and permanent enre of 1 quite well pleased with their new home. ] with typhoid fever within a very short to gallery. tetter, salt rheum and eczema, Cham- |« with a bad co>d which settled on my No. 2. I Fa.-t m all for Kalama, No. 1. Please remember that we furnish Miss Alta Platt was married on time. The remains were to be brought 'KeUo, Canti* Rock, Win- lungs; cough set in and finally termi- berlaln’s Eyo nnd Skin Ointment is back here, and before this readies our Photos on Platino Paper (black and 'lock. C hehilU , Ceutral- without an equal. It relieves the Itch­ Wednesday evening at the home of her ; nated in Consumption. Four doctors gave in, South Bend, If parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Platt, to readers the interment will probably white) as well as any other kind of pa­ me up, saying I could live hut a short ing and smarting almost instantly and j .«ano, Aberdeen, Ocoala, its continued n.*o effects a permanent O ly m p ia , Tacoma, Beat­ Frank Harris of Lake county. The have taken place in the West Cheha- per. We give you an opportunity to time. I gave myself up to my Savior, cure. It also cures itch, barber's itch, | iti*, Victoria, Pt. Town lem burying grounds. get good work at close prices. mend, Kllenaburg, Roa- newly married couple left here on scald head, sore nipples, itching piles, determined if I could not to stay with my chapped hands, chronic Boro eyes and ¡lyn. North Yakfraa, C. C. S m i t h . Thursday morning for Lakeview where Spragne. C heney, Spo John Carter, a prosperous farmer of friends on earth, I would meet tny absent granulated lids. kane, Pullm an. (tar-1 Mr. Harris has a large stock ranch. Milt Nicholson, Roy Woods, W. R. ones al>ove. My husband was advise I to West Chelialem is building a nice resi­ field, Farm ington, Mo«-: You cun have it all for 'cow, ITnlontown, tien ! Christenson A Sawyer wish to inform dence on his farm. There seems to be Simms and son Worth who went to get Dr. King's New Discovery for Con­ Dr. fadv’s Condition Powders for 1:00P .M . «Men, R ow land, B. C .;7 .3 0 P .lf, ¡Trail, H. C. ; Nelaon, R. their patrons that the report that they quite a good deal of activity among Hood River to pick strawlierries report1 sumption, Coughs and Colds. I gave it horses are the best tonic, blood purifier C . ; K h »1 o , M i »»on la , and vermifuge. Price. 25cents. Soldby are out of Binder Tnine is without found­ farmers iu the way of making improv- that they all have work. Some of them a trial, took in all eight bottles. It cured Butte, Anaconda, Itele na, St. Paul, M inneapo­ C. F. Moore A Co. druggists. are working in a box factory. in the E vening Telegram. of Portland raents, ail of which betokens a hopeful ation. They did sell some twine to par­ me, and thank God I am saved and now lis, Kansas City, Orna Oregon. It In the U rgeit even ing ha. C ouncil Bluff», 8t. ties beyond Dayton, but they still have degree of prosperity. With the prom Mrs. Wiley Ed wards, a pioneer of a well and healthy woman.” Trial bot­ regoli. It UCW«| paper publiHhcd iu hrr Loula, Chicago, Wash- the and contal tin* all the new« of f theati enough to supply all of the trade tribu- ising crop now in sight sold at a fair 1840 and Hon. J. C. Nelson of 1844 have tles free at C. F. Moore A Co.'s drugstore. ; hi g t o n , New York, P h il­ of the nation. Try It for a month. A adelphia. Boston, and price Willamette valley farmers will * am pie ropy w ill be m ailed to you tary to Newberg. Call and see them. been in Portland during the week at­ Regular size 50c and $1. Guaranteed or ¡all point* E;ist and free. Adore»* BO Y E A R S ' part company with the slough of de­ Boutheaat tending the annual reunion of tbe pio­ price refunded. G. W. Mitchell, R. J. Cooper, J. G. THF. TKLVGOKAM, E X PE R IE N C E P o r t l a n d , 4>r. neers of Oregon. Hadley and C. A. Hodson attended a spond to a large extent. F op « a ir . 3 DAYS to M inneapolis, Omaha. Kansas G. T. Hardwick who closed out his 1 district convention of the Woodmen I was seriously afflicted with a cough Cltv, and St. Paul. A Buckeye force pump in first class New DAYS to M ilwaukee and Chicago. in Oregon City this week. Mr. Mitch­ for several years, and last fail had a more business to Bashaw A Lupine left here 4% DAYS to Wa*hliiirton. Philadelphia Ea*4* order. Inquire at the post office. ell was elected a delegate to attend the severe cough than ever before. I have \ tbe first of the week with a probability York and Ro»ton, don. and aud other ern point*., head camp session which meets in San used many remedies without receiving of going to Colorado, B lo o d W ill Tell. R .g g .f» checked through to d e .tla .lio a o f ticket. I HAUL Francisco in August. much relief, and being recommended to j Oregon yearly meeting of Friends The many different skin diseases such For «tceplngcar reservation., tlek .ta , m ap . D e s ig n s »u