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OREGONIAN RAILWAY DIVISION — a SD— PORTLAND AND YAMHILL RAILWAY. G uy Metcalf is r.t Ballstou th is week. M ultnom ah Falls. B A R R I E 8c H O B S O N W. p. Heacoek sells as good a screen C. F. Johnson, agent for the C olum T ra ins N orth . door as is in the inaiket for (50 cents. bia, H artford and Vedette bicycles N i 36 Ar. 7:5’» a. in. Ar. a r V »rtland 9:30 a. m. ♦No. 31 Yr. 11: J \ n., Iv. 12.15 p. ia. Arrive at Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence The U ndine is the finest and fastest Portla u 1 3:05 p. ra. excursion boat run n in g out of Portland. H all, on T hursday Ju n e 30, 1808, a son. • R u n s Tuesday, T hursd ay a n d S a tu rd a y . T rain s S o u th . A big stock of redwood lum ber just Hugh Heacoek, of Dayton, was in •No. 3:1 Ar. 11:35 p. ia. No 35 Ar. 6:05 p. in Leaves Portla nd 1 30 p. ra. town laa. Sunday to atten d yearly m eet received a t the Depot L um ber Y ard. The arrival of ottr immense stock of YVash Goods, including % R un s Mouday, Wedne sd ay a n d Frtd ly. j Prof. Reynolds, of th e W oodbtirn p u b , , tVisaetigcr a n d F reig ht Kates to all points, ing. Domestic and Imported Organdies, Dimities, I.awns, G ing t i u bo ob ta in ed fr om C. Ü. KKI33ELL. It you want whole corn, cracked corn, lic schools, attended yearly m eeting. 3 Agent New berg. hams, Percales, etc., and other Fancy Fabrics, for w heat, oats, bran or flour, see E. C. i The one great need of Xewberg just J ^ l E A M E K S ALTON A AND RAMON V W ard A Co. now is a large commercial fruit evapor Leave Portl a nd for N ewberg, S il e m and I n The tickets for the excursion M onday ator. d e p e n d e n c e every m ir. ii ug (exc ep t Sun lay) -it 6 45 a. in.. a rr iv e Newber.r 11:3 »; going dow n, are selling very rapidly, and all should Mr. and Mrs. D. P. S tratton have been le ave. I n d e p e n d e n c e at 6:3'5 a. in., Sa le m 7.45, secure tickets at once. Our stock must be closed out with the season, as we are in town during th e w eek attending year N ewberg 10:30, a rr iv e Portl a nd 4 p. in. Get your bicycles repaired a t C .F.John- ly m eeting. determined to keep seasonable goods only. P. FISHER, N e w spa per A dvertising Agent, son’s bicycle hospital. Prices reason-1 A made up base ball team will go Our prices already known to be the lowest have been sliced 21 M er cha nt’s Ex change San Francisco, Is o u r au tlio rized agent, T h is p a p e r is k e p t on able and work guaranteed. from Newberg to play at N orth Yamhill off 25 to 50 per cent. Cost does not figure iu the case. file in h is office. Those wishing to see the fastest boat on th e Fourth. ’on tlie “ creek” can do so when th e Un- F rank Taylor’s p artn er, M r. H eath j dine gets in Sunday afternoon. with his wife were down from M cM inn M r. and Mrs. W ill T ow nsend,of Port- ville last S u n d ay . land, came up last Friday evening uud C hris C hristenson, of Am ity, a form er | The sale will continue, on all Wash Goods ia our store, July 4. j rem ained over until Monday m orning. Chehalerr valley farm er spent a day or from the cheapest to the best. From this time on till every S ir. U ndine. Mitchell & Moore made a shipm ent of 1 two in town last week. fragment of this season’s stuff is off our hands and on to M ultnom ah Falla. ! a carload of drain tile to O.iks'hile, The sailing dates of th e O. R. A N. your backs. W . P. Heacoek for Machine O ils. W ashington, lust week to till an order. I Co.’s steam ers for San Francisco are The G raphic and th e Oregonian icr : A new tinning and plum bing shop j ’»u»y 13, 17, 21,23, 29. |A good selection of p a tte r n s . ^ |2 . 0 0 . will bo opened in a few days. See f u - ! Charley H oskins arrived hom e from If you w ant a fat hen for Sunday, see lu re advertisem ents. A l f r e d VV u k i l e r . j Oretown on Thursday m orning where To begin with, don’t let them dwindle down before you get C. B. W ilson. The Southern Pacific com pany an he spent two or three m onths teaching. a choice. E . C. Wurd St Co carries a complete nounces a rate of one fare for round trip Mrs. Shepherd Ong and d aughter slock of poultry supplies. Satisfied or Moneyback, to all points on th e ir lines in Oregon N annie came over from Scotts Mills on 6 25-t2 last Friday and rem ained until Monday. The Union C ornet Band will play at July 3rd and 4th. W ilsonville on th e Fourth. Two pair of ladies’ hose picked up on The steam er R uth was delayed on the Leave orders at W ilson’s Grocery for | down trip for two or three days the first th e street W ednesday will be found at i r i' i w i i i i> i —« j of th e week by th e breaking of the th is office. Prove property and pay for j expressing or light hauling. this notice. wheel at some point on the upper river. An excellent patriotic program has Hi-.oi* win t » i i . G . W . M itchell w ent to P ortland on The m any different skin diseases such Will Vestal moved over near North Several Newberg people went to D a y -1 been prepared for the excursion. liis wheel Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. A .T . H ill left here on T hursday as ring worm, tetter, salt rheum , erysip- Buy your paints and oil of W. P. H ea- Y am hill last Saturday w here he will ton last Saturday to attend th e A. O. U. work’ on a farm a t good wages. Mrs. W. picnic. Oscar Cox won th e tw o ' morning for La G rande to join A. T. elas, eczema, itching or an eruption of cock at th e Depot Lum ber Y ard. Vestal will cook for the party who owns mile bicycle race. who has been there for some tim e. H er pim ples, postules, blotches, chaps or Buy your harvesting m achines and cracking open of th e skin, scrofula, are the farm . brother Clarence Price went w ith h er. J . Iv. W right arrived hom e from his m achine oil of C hristenson & Saw yer. Rev. Joseph H all will preach In th trip to Tillamook 011 Tuesday evening.- The steam er U ndine will come up d irectly the cause of im pure blood C herries are too plentiful to m ake pil M ethodist church Sunday m orning. He w ent over by th e G rand Ronde from Portland Sunday afternoon, a rriv W ilbur’s Blood Purifier is acknowledged fering by the boys interesting th is sea to be the best m edicine known for any C hildren’s Day will be observed by th e route and returned by the T rask road. ing about 6 o’clock and will leave for son. of these unsightly com plaints. Price Sunday School in th e evening. All are Mrs. M. E . Myers and son Levi left M ultnom ah Falls promptly a t 0 a. in. $1.00 per bottle. For sale by all D rug F or grass seeds, flower seeds, garden invited to these services. here on last Monday m orning for Trask, Monday. gists. seeds and all kinds of seeds, call on E. Farm er» 1 You are loosing money by Tillamook county, where they will spend Word has been received here from C W ard & Co. F o r S a le. not seeing C. B. Wilson before selling a month visiting with George G rayson’s. McM innville, Dayton, Scotts Mills and A Buckeye force pum p in first class T he P ortland papers are a u th o rity for your produce. I am paying highest J . S. Rees, of Scotts Mills, has been Portland th a t parties from those places order. Inquire at the post oilice. fact th a t th e falls along th e Columbia m arket price in cash for poultry of all in town for several days. H e says be is are coining down to take the excursion are a t th eir best ju st now. H otel r r Kent. kinds an d eggs and veal. considerably improved in health since up the Columbia river Monday, which The Newberg Hotel is for te n t. Call McM innville, Sheridan and N orth Prof. C. E . Lewis has been granted a taking treatm en t at the Salem H ospital. goes to show th a t it is the most popular on or address at Newlierg, Oregon, Y am hill are all m aking arrangem ents m onth’s vacation by the pastoral com way of celebrating. H on. J . W . Hobbs and wife of Mc M rs . M. E . R i t a s . for big celebrations on the Fourth. m ittee of Friends church and lie con M innville came down Saturday and re M. Z. K irk ami Miss Sadie Yore a r Y . P. S. C. E. business m eeting at tem plates going to Meadow Lake to mained over night with J L . H oskins,’ rived here from W hittier, C alifornia, O il o f f.lad n ess F riends church Saturday evening at camp out and take a needed rest. attending church on Sunday before re last week and will remain u n t'i Tues Ts a pleasant, palatable preparation, e n 8 o’clock. All m em bers arc earnestly day of next week when they will leave tirely free from all oily taste, an d m ay Prof. Eli J . H adley, principal of the turn in g home. requested to atten d . Sunnyside school, P ortland, has been I have ju st received a fine line of those for Iow a. Miss Vore ia visiting with hor be adm inistered in te rn a lly or applied F . H . Storey sold his horse and cow about town during th e week visiting cashm ere factory rem nants. They are old schoolmate, Mrs. J . T. Sm ith. M r. ex tern ally . I t will rem ove all pain and then last week he traded his barn to with relatives. H e lias the principal- all wool and 44 inches wide, all shades. K irk is traveling in the interest of the tli»;t “ h u m an flesh is h eir to ,” if prop American F riend, published a t P h ila erly applied, an d m ig h t be rig h tly F . C, Mills who moved it to his prem ship of th e same school for n ex t year They will not last long. Call early. Price delphia. He is a graduate of Penn Col term ed “ a panacea for all ills.” ises on M eridian street. with a corps of ten teachers. C. E. N ewiiocsb , Springbrook Oregon. lege, Iowa, also of Ilaverford College, 50 cents. F or sale by all D ruggists. D r. H . J . M inthorn, who is engaged There is a heavy dog-fennel crop ma The Chas K. Spaulding logging Co.’s Pennsylvania, and has taken tw o years F o r Sale. in the practice of medicine at Scotts tu rin g along our streets th a t ought to A farm consisting of 80 acres. A bout Mills was over w ith his family to a t have th e attention of the property ow n logs began to arrive here in limited in special geological work in K ansas tend yearly meeting a part of tim e. ers. If every one would mow these num bers th e first of the week as fore U niversity. He lias the m anuscript 24 acres plow land, a sm all orchard, pret runners of th e big log drive th a t has prepared for a book on the salt fields of ty fair barn and granary. Located on J . H . Bowerman is arranging to put pesky weeds in front of th eir property it been on th e way for several weeks. K ansas which ho hopes to bring out at P arrott M ountain hillside. Price $2500. up another fruit evaporator in order to would very much relieve th e town of its Please rem em ber th a t we furnish an early day. For several years he was For particulars call on John Anderson l e able to take care of his big prune present barnyard appearance. 6 3-6in Photos on Platilin P aper (black and financial agent for Penn College and as or A. P. Oliver. crop He already has two evaporators. Chis Jenson who is now on a farm w hite) as well as a n y o th e r kind of pa a solicitor lie lias proven him self to be W. P. Heacoek sells the Regal Brand near North Y am hill was in town last per W e give you an o p p o rtu n ity to a whole team and driver as well. of mixed paint. G uaranteed pure, and S aturday. He said he never saw a finer g et good work a t close prices none better on the m arket. See him prospect for grain th a n we have in Yam - A LI« N u ll e d . C. C. S m i t h . and get a card of th e latest styles tor bill county this season. H arvest hands F o r th e speedy nnd p erm anent cu re of C onsum ption anil bronchitis arc not C harley Burrows left here for Seattle are likely to be in g reat dem and as soon o n T u o c ilu y m o r n i n g - r r h c ic lic T r i l l d r i v e by any inpang th e sam e, although it is te tte r , s a lt rheum and eczem a, C ham - house :'S . LwrlalD s E ye a n a su m O intm ent u T he person who entered A. M. JTaur- as w iteat cutting begins. a laundry wagon for his brother during tiard to d istin g u ish ono from the o th e r w ith o u t an equal. I t relieves th e Itc h B ronchitis is an inflam m ation of th e E. B. Collard received a letter from the sum m er vacation. ing and sm artin g alm ost in stan tly and itzen’s prem ises and dug up and carried He will return aw ay a large rose bush will save trouble one of his soldier boy sons this week in th e fall in tim e for the opening of col lin in g o f »lie w in d tubes or air vessels its continued use effects n perm anent of the lungs, cau sin g soreness of th e euro. I t also cu res itc h , b a rb e r’s itch, by m aking the m a tte r right, as it is w ritten while the boys were resting at lege. scald head , sore r.ipplcs, Itching piles, Honolulu when on the way to M anila to know who the guilty one is. Rev. VV. C. H o ck e't and family left sam e, cough, sore th ro a t, hoarseness, chapped hands, chronic sore eyes and difficulty of b reath in g , sp ittin g of m ut g ra n u lated lids. W hy go to country and city celebra help Dewey out w ith his job in the here for K ansas and Iowa last Monday. tions. endure beat, and dust, and see P hilippines Ho said they had a d e He never fully recovered from th e a t ter an d som etim es blood. Thousands D r. Cmly’« Condition ________ Towders for die an n u ally w ith th is dread disease. tVie same old fake th a t is worked every lightful trip from San Francisco and he tack of pneum onia he ha 1 in th e w inter horses aro the b est tonic. blond pnrifier W ilbur’s Cough Cure w ill cure. Price was loud in his p ‘*i-e of Hawaii. and he w ent east, honing a change for a an d verm ifuge. P rice, SScents. Bold by year when you can spend a day on tlie 50 cents. F or sale by all Druggists. A le tte r came to W. P. Thomas a few tim e would ¿it* beneficial to bis health. cool river cheaper an i n ir- plei-an ly? C. F . Moore & Co. druggists. e W ill C el * T h e 4 th o f J u l y XOK ¥ * HOK * L T he goods m u st go Local Events. SUTTON, CALKINS & CO. £ i c iw io & H o b s o n I A 1?G AIN’S IN’ S U M M E R G O O D S. New goods just arrived: In Organdies, Lawns, Ducks, Percales, Dimities, India Linens, Ribbons, Laces, Embroideries, Trimming silks, Trimming braids. gr I n l a d ie s w r a p p e r s * * )K )K And Shirt Waists we have a few left, which we will sell at cost to close. P E CIAL BARG AIN 8 IN SHOES. W have a large assortment in ladies and misses Low Shoes which we have placed on our bargain counter at one-half their value. Many broken lots in men’s and )|(j boy’s shoes. I f we can fit you they are real bargains. I f we can’t fit you from our bar g a in a U ll c o u n te r w e W e c a n g lia ra ilte e ° fro m U nC C 1 o u r re g u la r H U ll O U a l i t V J J s to c k , w i l l S llit . T a b l e O il C l ' i t l i a —r e s r u l n r w i d t h a n d h o s t q u a l i t y , l a r g e a s s o r tm e n t o f p a t t e r n s to select fro m a t lie-, p e r y a rd . 0 U R G E O C E R Y T>EPARTM E N T Is now more complete than ever. We made heavy purchases before the advance in goods and our customers get the benefit. The same old low prices still continue on nearly every article iu our store. Some goods lower than ever. FR U IT JARS. A ll sizes; we bought heavy before the advance in prices, and are selling them very low. Do not fail to see our new Q U E EN SW A R E and G L A SSW A R E , (just in) the neatsst, newest and prettiest decorated tea sets ever displayed iu Newberg; will sell you otic piece or a hundred, just as you like. They were bought right aud the low prices will surprise you, Bring your Cash or Produce and we will convince you that this is the place to trade, SUTTON, CALKINS & CO. PACIFIC Skin Diseases. COLLEGE. ISre w b e i ’£r, O r e . College Classes. Normal Course, Book-keeping, All the Grammar School Studies, Music and A rt. S tu de nts r a n e n te r nt any t i m e a n d find classes to suit. An exc e ll e nt ho m e for girls a n d boys Is provid e d u u d e r t h e c are of a c o m p e te n t Matron, a th e lo w est possible prices. E x c e lle n t hoard in pr iv ate families. Moral a n d C h ris ti a n influe nc es th ro w n ab o u t s tu d e n t s . We con fidently believe that s u p er io r a d v an tag e s c an n o t be offered lu th e N orthwest. All e x p e n s e s m od erate . C orre s p o n d e n c e nnd visits solicited. For cat alo gue s and Info rm ati on, add ress, Mrs. Louisa P. Round with Will as A Klondike stake is all rig t if you days ago ir.iin the pennon odiee at can reach one, but how much easier and W ashington which brought glad news driver made an overland trip from Mon more palatable it is to step into Cooper to him as well us to his many Iriends. roe, Benton county, to Newberg la«t P R E S ID E N T P A C IF IC CO LLEG E, & Clem m ens’ m eat m arket and get a It was the announcem ent th a t his pen week, a distance of seventy-five miles. N I C W K L K O . O IC K O O N nice juicy beef stake or a leg-o’-m utton sion had been increaseii to $-11) per Will is m aking a study of o ur college catalogue and th e boys hope to see m onth. Justice has been a little tardy for a Sunday roast. in .Mr. T hom as’ ease as he ia a deserving him in-school next year. T here has been a wonderful increase pensioner lint this increase puts him in Jesse H utchens, of Dayton, who was in the num ber of beautiful singers, our down lust Saturday and Sunday says the list where lie propel ly belongs. feathered songsters, about Yewberg in th a t with a tesidence in Oregon of tw en Persons troubled with diarrhoea will th e past few years. The singing of the ty-two years, Y am hill county has the robbins can be heard any m orning at lie interested in the experience of Mr. best outlook for a big crop this season IV. M. H ush, clerk of Hotel Dorrunce, th ree o’clock and sweet a n i cheerful th a t he lias ever seen. Mr. H utchens K. I. He says: " F o r several years 1 a re the songs they sing. thinks some of moving to Newl>erg after C hristenson A Sawyer wish to inform have been alm ost a constant sufferer his crop is harvested. from d iarrhoea, th e frequent attacks th e ir patrons th a t th e report th a t they j Rev. C. T. W hittlesey and Porter are out of Bidder Twine is w ithout'found- pro stratin g me and render Skinner, w ith th eir families, are visiting ing me unfit for mv duties a t th is hotel. atio n . They did sell some tw ine to par at E . H. S k in n er’s out beyond Spring- ties beyond Dayton, but they still have i About two years ago a traveling sales- brook. C herries are ripe and this is the M A U N I F I G H N T S T I S A M I S H U N D I N IS enough to supply all of th e trad e trilm j man kii dly gave me a sm all bottle of season of th e year when Mr. and Mrs. 1 C ham berlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diar- ta ry to Newberg. Call and see them . Skinner m ake a round up of thei rlieoa Remedy. Much to my surprise Rev. Mark Noble and wife came d >wn children and grand children and have a and delight its effects were im m ediate. ANTED TKIJHTWOKTHY AND ACTIVE good old fashioned lim e. from Corvallis last Tuesday for a visit of g e n tl e m an or la dles to tra vel for respon- — n o -------- W henever I felt sym ptom s of th ed isease j slide, e s ta bli s he d house in Oregon. Monthly D r. M inthorn, of Scotts M ills, who a few days w ith th e ir friends in New ¡$65.00a n d exp enses. Pos ition steady. Ilefer- I would fortify myself against th e a t was in town this week, spent three berg. They were held in high esteem I ence. Enclos e s elf-a ddr ess ed sta m ped e n v e l tack with a few doses of this valuable ope. The Dominion Com pany Dept. Y Chicago. m onths at Fort W rangle, A laska, this when they were located here a few years rem edy. The result has been very sat- ago. Since leaving Newberg, Rev. Noble spring. He says he feels confident from i.-factorv and almost complete relief from (Yellow Stone Park L in e / w hat he saw of collector J. W . Ivey’s has been pastor of th e B aptist chu-ch in the affliction.” For sale by C. F . Moore work th a t he was doing his best to en- Corvallis. T H E ONLY DINING CAR RO UT S FROM j force the laws, although th ere has been Jo h n Richie sent a box of Royal Anne A Co., droggists. PORTLAND TO T H E EAST. The R eporter says: The question is ; a concerted a tte m p t made to th w a rt bis TIIE ONLY ROTTE TO TIIE YELLOWSTONE a n d Black Republican cherries from n a t io n a l p a r k . often asked, what provisions tiie govern purposes, as well as to raise a hubbub here on Tuesday to his son A rth u r who was in college here two years ago but has m ent has made for getting a soldier and cause his rem oval. LR a VI 1 V Depot, r o o t 6th St. \ a a Our baby lias been continually troub since been hoi ling down a good position home after ho has been discharged in 1 Fast mall for Kalam a, No. 1. No. 2. some d ista n t part of th e country. The led with colic ami cho'era infantum since in one of the big mines at B utte, Mon n<..tt w ill h i n d f o r P a s s c n i c r » a t K>l*o, Caatle Rook, Wln- >lock, C hehalts, Central* H ilt t w i l l '* ansi C h i n n |MM*g o n ly ta n a . Gold and silver are more p len ti governm ent provides for th e expense of bis b irth , and all th a t we could do for j a , South Bend, Monte- “ " T I ” /a no, Abe rdeen , Oconta, ful than cherries a t B u te and it is safe such sol lier through ra th e r a novel him did not seein to give more th a n tern- I Olympia. Tac oma , Heat- method. The soldier is allowed in cash porary relief, until wo tried C ham ber- T i l k c f l ( L i y O f f 11*0111 t l l O ( l l l S t { H i l l l l G H t ------O i l " to say th a t this shipm ent will be ap p re ¡tie, Victoria. Pt. Town* the am ount of bis wages, ration, etc., for nend, K lle ns bu nr, Koa Iain’s Colic, C holera and D iarrhoea Re ciated. llyn, N o rth Y akim a, the period of tim e lie would occupy in medv. Since giving th a t rem edy he lias J O y c l | ) « l l l O l ' s l l l l ' l O l I Spr ague. C h ene y, Hpo Newberg is in good repute w ith most walking home at the r ite of 25 miles a not been troubled. We w ant to give ka ue , P u ll m a n , G a r field, Frtrininirtna, Mos- people bnt there is a class th a t seems to day. This law was first adopte I in 1812, you th is testim onial as an evidence ol cow, UvloptowB, (¿fu 1.00 P. M. o*ee. R otaland , B. C ; 7 3C P.M. be afflicted w ith an all gone feeling when when w liking or horseback ri ling was our gratitude, not th a t you need it to Trail, B C ; Notami. B th ey come this way. .Six young women about th e only means of transportation, a lv e rlise your m eritorious rem edy.—G . •C. : K t»lo. Mignolila, Butte, Anaconda, H e l e ■who were passing through town last and it lias stoo l until th is day w ith only M. Law, Keokuk, Iowa. For sale by C. na, 8t. Paul, M in nea po lis, Karina* City, Orna T uesday on th eir way to th e coast ap a change in the num ber of miles a sol F. Moore A Co. jha, C ou ncil Bluff*. St. peared to be quite put out because they d ier is supposed to walk. Uo to 1804 it 'f atil a, Chicago, W a s h Tl.e glorious 4th can be celebrated on ington. New York, P h i l were unable to find bottled heai for sale. was th irty n iih s a day, but a t th a t date a roomy and well fitted excursion steam ade lphia . Koa ton, a n d all noiuta E a k andl T hey hurried on tow ard McMinnville it was changed to twenty-five m iles a er ju st as appropriately as on Boutneaat and of course th eir wants have been met day. It may be intere«ling to consider tirm a. T here will be plenty of good e re this. w hat money w oild thus he pai l to an music and a good program generally on 3 DAYS to Minneapolis, Omaha , K a n a a r and ët. Paul. D on’t forget M rs. D ruglas’ G erm an Oregon soldier who receives his dis th e U ndine, Monday. It w ouldn’t lie a WATCHMAKER 8*i DAYS to City Milwaukee New and Chicago. New 4J4 DAYS to Wash ington P h il a d e lp h ia E ast E stim ating the dis celebration w ithout rousing, patriotic class. F irst lesson free! W hether you charge at Manila York and Boston, a u d o th e r an» JEW ELER, e rn points.. expect to join the class or not, come and tance from M cM innville to M anila at speeches, and such speeches will be In ggF *T his excursion is run in the interests of the Friends, Methodist Baggage c h ec ke d th ro u g h to d e sti n a ti o n of aud Baptist Churches of Newberg, and on the tickets sold by Solicits th o pa tron**« of hi* old I n d i a n a ticket. spend an enjoyable evening in th e 5,000 miles, it would take a soldier at 25 evidence. Rev. Bennett whom we all Friend* who n e e d watch r e p a irin g done. For s leeping car reservation«, ti cke ts, m a p s these organizations before H p. ra., room over the Bank of Newberg at 8 p. m i'es a day 240 days to reach M cM inn know, and M. 7.. Kirk of Iowa who lias a u d full in form a ti on, call on or writ« •¿70 M o r r i s o n S t. m. July 7. First les»on given at night ville. For this period his pay would been iu attendance at >he yearly m eet Saturday, J u ly 2 * , PORTLAND, OR. and th e regular tim e of holding the am ount |I0 4 . his rations t» |l0 5 , and his ing will tie present on th e excursion will be estimated their pro rata share of the profits. clothing to $49, or a grand total of $252. and have kindly consented to give the classes will lie determ ined th en . Chartres Tickets on -ale at Those who heard Mr. T y p ew ritin g for a five week's term , consisting of five I t is apparent th a t he would receive addresses. C. E. SM ITH ’S Drug S ’ore, sixty-m inute lessons per wees, are five considerable more than enough to pay a K irk’s en thusiastic educational address In S pring and S u m m er Styles. f 55 M o rriso n S t , C or. T h i r d . C F. MOORE & CO .’S Drug Store, dollars per student for ten stu d e n ts; for first-cla«' passage hom e. However, th e a t th e Friends church Monday a fter S h o rthand NEW BERG POST O FFICE . a class of tw enty, all reciting at the governm ent reserves the right to tra n s noon will have no doubt as to the excel T u t Idnaerl and price« c u t In A n d t h e v a r lo l la L’l i i i r e h e a I m r e H p p u l i i t e d C o m m i ! t o e s t o ae ll sam e '¡pur, th e fee* for the term will be port regim en's to the place of en listm en t lency of bis 4th of Ju ly address, while several ¿uiull ch u n k s. I iek eta. before di-charging them , an I this would Rev. B ennett’* ability in th is line is too four .ti$ 4 rs. Price of books a id not ex N. 0 . ELLIOTT« AU tick«*» o r t e « 1 fcy stali » ‘-1 w oatr« prom pt attention ^ K, wt„ , 0 ra Graphic O ffco. probably be done in th e Ma n J j case. w«!l recognised for lo m c e B t. «ceed s iire j . N e w b e r g and V icin ity W M ULTNOMAH FAC TS, July 4. Northern Pacific. Leaves Dock at 6 a. m. Secure tickets at once. c the finest scenery in Amcr- ica— Portland’s ship building— Uncle Sam’s new Torpedo boat»— the finest military post in the west at Vancouver— and last but not least, the Matchless Columbia Itiver with its | terra grand and magnificent blurts and gorges. Fare, R o u n d Trlp$1.50 JOHN A. BECK, A, D, CHARLTON, Ass’t Gen'l Pass. Ajent, Portland, Ore. E. H. WOODWARD, Loral Afoni, - Nfwfcri, Or,