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OREGONIAN RAILW AY DIVISION B orn—To M r. and M rs. A. E. on T hursday, Ju ly 7, 1898, a son. T rains N orth . C. F. Johnson, agent for the Colum No. 35 Ar. 7:55 a . m. Ar at P o rtla n d 9:30 a. m. ♦No. 31 Vr. 11:3) a m., lv. 12:13 p m. A rriv e at bia, H artford and Vedette bicycles. P o rtla u d 3:03 p. in. ♦R uu 8 T uesday, T h u rsd a y an d S a tu rd a y . W . P. Heacock sells as good a screen T rains S ou t h . door as is in the m arket for 80 cents. •No. 33 Ar. 11:35 p. in. 'N o 33 Ar. 6.05 p ra L e w e s P o rtla n d 4:30 p. m. If you w ant whole corn, cracked corn, • R u n s M onday, W ednesday a n d Friciiy. P a sse n g e r a n d F reig h t K ates to all p o in ts. Wheat, oats, bran or do u r, see E. C. W n. be o b ta iu e d fro m C. B. FRISSELL. W ard & Co. A gent N ew berg. Jo h n K . W right w ent to W inlock, 2JTEA M ER S ALTON A AND RAMONA. I W ashington, th e first of th e week bn a L eave P o rtla u d for N ew berg. Salem a n d In- | real estate deal. d e p en d e n c e e v ery m o rn in g (e x c ep t S u n d a y )a t i 6:45 a. ra.. a rriv e N ew berg 11:30; going do w n , I The sailing dates of th e O. R. & N. le a v e, In d e p e u d e u c e a t 6:30 a 6:., Salem 7:45, Co.’s steam ers for San Francisco are N ew berg 10:30, a rriv e P o rtla n d 4 p. m. .¡ J u ly 5 ,9 , 13, 17, 21, 25, 29. — AN D— FO R iL A N D AND YAMHILL RAILW AY. S L SUTTON, GALKINS & GO. First Annual Mid= Summer Clearance A R G A IN S IN S U M M E R G O O D & New goods just arrived: t h ‘Organdies, Lawns, Ducks, Percales, Dimities, India Linens, Ribbons, Laces, Embroideries, We are more than pleased with the growth of our business Trimming silks, Trimming braids. since our first Clearance Sale in February. Our customers are beginning to realize that the price is only a part of the X L A D IE S W R A P P E R S consideration. W e have tried to make friends by keeping And Shirt Waists WC have a few lefty goods that will please the wearer whatever the price paid. Now which we will sell at cost to close. we have too many goods for the time of year and must get ready for our Fall arrivals. p e c ia L b a r g a in s in s h o e s . W e have a large assortment in ladieA and misses Low Shoes which we have placed on cmr bargain counter at one-half their value. Many broken lots in men’s and Ladies’ Doog., French and Vica Ladies Shirt-W aists. Kid Shoes, Canton and Outing Flannels. T he une x sp e c te d o fte n h ap p en s. We boy’s shoes. I f we can fit yOtl they are real 11.75, »2.00,12.50, |3 00 a n d |3 50, val- W hy n o t g e t yo u r heavy co tto n goods for figured th a t th e season on S h irtw aists ued Price Pressure .. . $1 w in te r, w nfie th e price is a t th e h a lf way w ould develop beyond th e volum e of cE n tire Shoe stock reduced! post. form er years. We forgot to figure on the bargains. I f we can’t fit you from our bar <to prices for goods w o rth > A re g u la r V2Hc. heav y u n b le a c h e d iy c . w e ath e r. The w aists m u st go. C hop the h a lf so m uch. c a n to n , full w id th • | p ric e in half. .........A lot of F actory re m n a n ts o u tin g Flan- i 50c., 65c., 76c. styles, gain counter we can froth ohr regular stock» Lace Curtains, ticls in 6 to 12 y d len g th s 10 a n d 12‘2c *ye. 8oo., 90c.. 01.00 styles, 75c. O ur best n u m b e r is yds. io n g by stuff, to close...............................................• 01.20, 01.35 styles, HOc. 61 in. w ide, b e au tifu l Louis XIV tfJ-J .69 and we guarantee ju ice and quality will suit. d e sig n ; w o rth 01, th e y a re m a rk e d S* A I Silk Ca pes. ^r^Mlirohau^l^ciruis.^Sau^FraniSsco: ! G et >°u r repaired at C .F.Jobn- Thla paper is kept on ; son’s bicycle hospital. Prices reason- | able and work guaranteed. S. J . H ubbard will leave here this week for Walla Walla, W ashington with a view of working in the harvest fields. It is P. M. Edw ards J . P. since Ju ly 1, W . P . Heacock for Macbine O ils. The G raphic and th e Oregonian for Mr. Edw ards having furnished bonds and beeu sworn in as -justice of the 15.00. peace. If you w ant a fat hen for Sunday, see W. N. Sutton left here on T hursday in C . B. W ilson. company w ith a friend of his from The E .C . W a rd S Co carries a com plete Dalles named V anorden fbr a fishing etcck of poultry supplies. trip to Meadow Lake. Leave orders at W ilson’s Grocery for Mrs. C. F. Moore returned home from expressing or light hauling. th e Good Sam aritan hospital a t Portland Born—To Mr. and Mrs. W m . Meats, on W ednesday evening w here she had e>» .Sunday, Ju ly 3, 11598, a Son. been taking tre a tm e n t. O. J . Hobson came down from Mc The Misses Mary E. and E velyn H u r M innville W ednesday evening. ley, of Portland, have been visiting in Buy your paints and oil of W . P. H ea town during th e past week w ith th eir cock at the Depot Lum ber Y ard. grandm other, Mrs. Pettyjohn. Buy your harvesting m achines and Prof. Edw in Morrison is im proving 'm achine oil of C hristenson A Sawyer. th e F rank E lliott property w hich he Roy David and 8. T. Stanley are a r bought some tim e ago, w ith a view of Sheetings and Muslins. o ik. fu fi ll silk lin e d , n e a tly <f%Q-50 All silk, Bed Spreads. F u ll 9-4 un b le a ch e d s h ee tin g good 1 ere. trim m ed , w orth 04.00. ranging to m ake a trip to Tillamook and moving into it a t an early day. C larendale, full 10-4, hem m ed read y w eight, a n d e x tra finish A ii S um m er w eig h t, cloth capes rang- for use, su m m er w eight, assorted .........T he sam e only fu ll b leached w o rth J *^c. Woods. The boys who w ent over to North in g in price from 02.25 to 06.00 01.70 to p a tte rn s, a 01.50 valu e • T u llio O il r l « tl is - - r 4 > g u l n r w i d t h a n d b e s t q u a l i t y , In ju re 20c. ............. .......O xford, a la rg e r spread, Marseille .........B leached M uslin, 36 in. w id e o u r fe e | Wash Goods M r. and Mrs. Jo h n Crawford, form er Y am hill und played base ball on the a s s o r tm e n t o f p a t t e r n s to se le c t fro m a t I ö - . p e r v a r r t. p a tte rn , good w eight, w o rth tw ice <D1 -39 re g u la r 7c. g rad e ........ . as m uch S 'A ly of Newberg are visiting in Canada F ourth against a Y am hill nine .were vic Left in d esirab le w eaves an d p a t .........A m u ch n ic e r one, cam bric F in ish ly c . ___C haska, e x tra large, s a tin finish, you te rn s for h o t su m m e r days, th e price torious. The score was nine to th irteen. again this season. w ould pay tw ice th e price for one <150 lopped off o n e -th ird . n o t so g o o d ............................................... The Albany is now m aking daily runs For grass seeds, flower seeds, garden needs and all kinds of seeds, call on E . from Dayton to P ortland leaving New berg a t 7 a. m . and back a t 6 p. m . ; a r C W ard A Co. C o m p le te We B W Is now more complete thafl ever. We made heavy purchase's lis t o f . buy The nice cool w eather we have been riving at Portland at 10 a. m. and leav P a p e r P a t t e r n s before the advance in gi-ods and our customers get the benefit. p r o d u c e . L aving is fine for rip en in g grain a l ing a t 2. lO c . The same old low prices still continue on nearly every article in o u r John Davis and his uncle, M r. Hock- though it is ra th e r favorable for the store. Some goods lower than ever. e tt left here by team on W ednesday for aphis. FR U IT JARS. All sizes; we bought heavy before the a d v a n c e i n W alter and W arren Robertson have th e country east of th e Cascades with a ■been working on the Lowusdale fruit view of working th ro u g h th e harvesting prices, and are selling them very low. Do not fail to see our new , farm near L a fa y e tte for th e past two season. QUEENSW ARE and GLASSW ARE, (just in) the neatsst, n e w e s t M r.an d M rs. F . A. M orris drove to weeks. and prettiest decorated tea sets ever displayed in Newberg; will sell you Frank Cole and “ Jack Dem psey” who Meadow Lake last S aturday and rem ain JXewberg, Oregon, ‘One piece or a hundred, just as you like. They were bought right a n i ed until T uesday. They report having w ent to Rossland, B. C. w ith th e rush the low prices will surprise you. 'eighteen m onths ago were in town the had very good success fishing and a pleas H ln o tl wm T e ll. a n t trip all round. A big stock of redwood lum ber just ity of volum e of w ater, nor surpassing first of the week. The m any different skin diseases such in the scenery aloDg its banks than the F a rm e rs! You are loosing money by received at the Depot L um ber Y ard. Professor E dw in Morrison and Prof. beautiful Colum bia the p rid e of tho as ring worm, te tte r, salt rheum , erysip ¿ • “ Bring your Cash or Produce and we will convince not seeing C. B. W ilson before selling M aster Orville Sm ith was down from F ran ces Jones have taken a contract to In novels and all American elas, eczema, itching or an eruption of ¿ • “you that this is the place to trade. I am paying highest Dayton last Sunday visiting w ith his W est. do the carpenter work on it fru it evap your produce. works of fiction it is the fashion to lay pim ples, postuies, blotches, chaps or m arket price in cash foir poultry of all brother Seth. orator for J . H . Bowerman. scenes of rom antic interest along the cracking open of th e skin, scrofula, are kinds and eggs and veal. Dr. Jeffords, of Portland, rode up from palisades of th e H udson. B ut this will d irectly the cause of im pure blood F . E. Hobson and family have a rra n g D r. G . W. McConnell, of Baker C ity, Portland last Sunday on his wheel and not alway3 be so, for the H udson, though | W ilbur’s Blood Purifier is acknowledged ed to go to New|>ort next week. After F . E . has th e la m ily comfortably located dropped in on his friends in Newberg visited at J . C .C olcord’s. retu rn in g on grand in comparison to her surrounding j to be the best medicine known for any last Monday and rem ained until Vues-’ ■ he boat Monday m orning. he will return home on his wheel. Views will yield th e palm to g ra n d e r !0! these unsightly com plaints. Price day m orning, looking after some b u si A rth u r Hudson, of H eppner, Morrow scene«, of nature in the land “ W here fl.CO per bottle, For sale by all Drug- Alpheus M ills, S. S. Lewis, Fred ness'(n atters in the m eantim e. county, arrived in town W ednesday rolls tli© O regon.” But even an e n th u gists. Jackson, E . W . Moon and Thom as H es Please rem em ber th a t we furnish evening and is visiting w ith his brothers, siastic p arty of excursionists w on’t te r left here on W ednesday for Mount W h o W ill P a y f o r I h e W a r t thrive on scenery alone and by 12 o’clock Hood expecting to be gone about a week. Photos on Plutino T aper (black and Prof. J . C. and Charles Hodson. A n in te re stin g question In connec Oscar Symonds, of Spicciand, Indiana began to cast longing eyes tow ards var tion w ith th is law is how far tho new W. P. Heacock sells the Regal Brand w hite) as well as a n y o th e r kind of pa W e give you an o p p o rtu n ity to who is representing th e Spiceland Cab ious and sundry kinds of baskets th ru st ta x e s w ill be really borne by those of mixed paint. G uaranteed pure, and per. inet Company on this coast came up away in hidden corners. And it was not w ho pay th em in tlie first instance, ■ nunc b e t t e r on th e m arket. See him get good work a t close prices from Portland last Monday evening and long till every available place of room on a n d to w h a t e x te n t th ey w in be shifted X). 'C. 8KriTH. and get a card of th e latest styles for the boat was taken for the spreading of to th e g reat body of consum ers. T he house colors. Jo h n K irkley, of P ortland, who was visited with President Newlin’s. I have just "received a fine line of those the picnic d inners. A fter this im press act facilitates th e sh iftin g of th e tobac The bicycle buzzer is th e fad ju st now. np during th e week looking after his service, more attention than co tax by p ro v id in g for packages c o n Two or three ru b b er hands stretched farm east of town came in Thursday cashm ere factory rem nants. They are ive from the upper to the I6w er p a rt of the m orning before retu rn in g home and left all wool and 44 inches wide, ail shades. ever was paid to the splendid casts of tain in g one six th less th a n those for nature, grow ing continually more mag m erly used, an d doubtless th e cubtom - fram e is the th in g th a t does it when the his annual rem ittance wi h th e G raphic. They will not last long. Call early. nificent, and along the abrupt shores ary size of u gluss of beer will also be re C. E. N e w iio u s r , wheel is in m otion. “ I have used C ham licrlain’s Cough were noticed several sum m er residences duced in m an y cases. On th e o th er Springbrook Oregon. C . E . H oskins talks of puttin g up a Remedy in my family for years and al-. of prom inent citizens of Portland. h a n d , th e tax on p a te n t m edicines mid Drew and Ove Price, George L arkin, com m ercial evaporator a t Springbrook, ways w ith good resu lts,” says W . B. S tu d e n ts can e n te r nt any tim e and find clasnes to milt. A to u t 2 o’clock wc came in sight of o th er pro p rietary articles is alm ost too and is endeavoring to get o thers suffi C ooper of El Rio, C al. " F o r sm all chil Maurice Townsend and W alter Macy An e x c e lle n t hom o for g irls a n d boys is p ro v id ed u n d e r th e care oi a c o m p e te n t M atron, a the m ajestic M ultnom ah Falls, leaping sm all to increase retail prices, ex cep t th o lo w e st p o ssible pric e s. left on Tuesday for Walla W alla, W ash ciently interested in th e enterprise to i n dren we find i t especially effective." For E x c e lle n t boar«! in p riv a te fam llloa. M oral a n d C h r U tia u influence« th ro w n a b o u t a tu d e n ta . ington, with th e ir grips packed witli 800 feet over a sheer precipice upon the by checking in some degree tlie te n We confidently b eliev e th a t su p e rio r a d v an tag e s ciin u o t be offered iu th e N orthw eat. duce them to take stock in it. sa'e by C. F. Moore A Co. druggists. A ll expense» m oderate. C o rre sp o n d en c e and visit.« solicited. rocks below. H aving landed, most of d en cy to sell these goods a t c u t rates. garli suitable for th e harvest fields. F o r catalogue» an d in fo rm a tio n , ad d ress, A ustin Bowman arrived home from tlie party made th e ir way to the falls T lie a c t specifically provides th a t tlie Dan P utm an, form erly of Am ity, and Tlie boys expect to be gone until fall. -Douglas, Alaska, last week where he a t one tim e a candidate on th e republi which are n to u t a q u a rte r of a mile back P R E S ID E N T P A C IF IC C O L L E G E , The tim e for which D. R. Jackson was from the river. A few made their way tax on sleeping car and parlor-car tick ■went with his brother Jo early in th e can ticket for sheriff, h u t who now lives n k Y v b e r o . o k k o o A ets is to be puid by tlie eom punies Is- spring. He says the Newberg boys are at Oaksdale, W ashington visited a day employed by E . C. W ard A Co., having clear around back und behind the falling sueing th em , an d th ere seem s to be lit expired, M r. Jackson is arranging to w aters and crossed tho stream in front doing reasonably well a t Douglas. or two this week witli his fatlier-in-law , tle chance th a t eiih e r th is nr th e tak The room over th e Bank of Newberg Benjamin H eater near Springbrook. open a feed store on his own account, in of tlie fails. After gazing enraptured at on hills of luding w ill be sh ifted ; but is being fitted up by kalsoutining and Dan is up to his usual fighting w eight th e old drug store b uilJing n ear the tlie crystal and sparkli ng, leaping waters ta x on passage tickets to foreign porta railroad, all were aboard the U ndine again ready w ill doubtless be found to increase tlie papering for Mrs. Prof. J . H . Douglas Jr. and is as jolly as ever. w ho has it engaged for use in teaching H on. J . W. Hobbs, of McMinnville, ior tlie h o tre trip. expense of tripe to E urope th is Bum L ist of letters rem aining unclaim ed in In about an to u r tlie people collected m er. O f more IrnportaiVee is th e effect a class ih G erm an. D. M . Ram sey is th e Newberg P. O., Tor th e m onth en d has been appointed as a deputy revenue doing the w ork. ing Ju n e 30,1898. Mrs. Marv M urphy, collector. His territo ry will be the west in the cabin and an excellent program on prices of sugur an d oil, o f th e tax on A K londike stake is all right if you Mrs. Clara W’olslager, M r. H um phrey, side of the W illam ette valley with head was rendered. S. T. Stanley read a short gross receipts o f refineries. Professor can reach one, b u t how much easier and Duffy Hedges, Mr. G . C. Wood, M r. T . quarters at McM innville. Mr. Hobbs selected article, and M rs.G . II. B ennett, B eligm an, in Ids work on " ’H ie S h ift m ore palatable it is to step in to Cooper W. H anson, M r. J . A, S u n d u lan d . P er is well qualified for th e position and the M¡8s E dith McCrea and Miss Bernice in g und Incidence o f T a x atio n ,” says, Woodward recited. M. Z. K irk of Iowa “ I t is plain th a t A ta x on niono|>oly & Clem m ons’ m eat m arket and get a sons calling for any of th e above L et G raphic extends congratulations. gave an excellent address. He carefully gross receipts cun never be sh ifte d ,” nice juicy beef stake Or a leg-o’-m ntton te rs will please say “ advertised.” The bicycle race's held here last Satur and thoroughly reviewed the hist iry of because prices of monopoly articles are for a Sunday roast. E . H . W o o d w a r d , P . M. day were not a big success. The crowd Oregon from her first settlem ent to tlio already such as to produce Ihe m a x i Dr. Littlefield drove down to Portland A. A. Bogart, th e young man who has was small and th e succession of tum bles present tim e, dwelling upon tlie priva m um profits. F rom th is reasoning It On Monday evening w ith some LaFavette been running on the m orning and even by different riders was a discouraging tions and courage of h er early heroes. follows th a t so fur as tho S u g ar T ru st ' ANTEDTKL’HTWORTHY ANI» ACTIVK feature of the program . W alter H em friends to see the fire works, retu rn in g ing train between Sheridan and Portland g en tle m en nr la d le s to tra v e l («ir re .p o u Front th is he made the application th at a n d th e S ta n d a rd Oil C om pany are .Ib is , establish.«! h o u se In Oregon. M onthly th a t night. Dock says th e fire works for several years as baggage man bas se bree, of McMinnville, lost control of his the same elem ents of courageous citizen m onopolists a n d not subject to tlie laws $s.,.nn a n ,| e x |te n ,e s. Position steady. R efsr- Were all rig h t but he is not anxious for cure« a sim ilar position on the Portland wheel in the second race and went tu m b ship are essential now for a C h r i s t i a n enee. K nelosc s e lf-s d d re .s e d .tem p eri e n v e l A Astoria road a t an increased ealary. ling o u t among th e stum ps, sm ashing governm ent. Rev. G . H . B ennett also of tlie com petitive trade th ey w ill have ope. T he Is,m in io n C om pany Dept. V C hicago. an o th er such trip after nig h t. to bear th e burden o f th e tax es levied ' bis wheel and sustaining some severe delivered a good address, eulogizing C hristenson A Sawyer wish to inform j He ia lak in » a s^ o rt T ica,io° be,ore them . B u t It Is n ever safe to | though not serious bruises. Oscar Cox American patriotism and citizenship. upon (Y ellow Stone Park Line.; new r6ad The music of the afternoon consisted of p red ict th e precise result of a tax or of th e ir patrons th a t th e report th a t thev ! *efn n * on ,h ' 8 d “ t,ea, on also let his wheel slip from under him 1 Mr. Bogart s fam iliar face will be missed of th e _ ___0 _____ _________ _________a n y Ptlicf one o f th e m an y elem en ts a solo, Miss Mabel E dw ards, a mixed are o at of Binder Twine is w ithout found and he and DeVore of Dayton landed in q u artet, Miss Jackson, Mrs. Roliertson, ! w hich determ in e prices. I t is possible along the line of our road. ation. They did sell some tw ine to par TTIE ONI.Y DININOCAK KODTg FROM ** T- *----- and 1 Allen, and Mo r exam ple, th a t tho prices of sugur Jackson a heap with some scratches. A rthur and ■ Me«srs PORTLAND TO THE EAST. R. V. Jones was given a pleasant sur- ties beyond D ayton, b u t they still have 1 and oil m ig h t to Incm iaed tem npoi p o rarily a male q u a rte t Messrs. Allen, Lewis, TH E O N LY ROUTE TO TD K YELLOW STONE Heston and John W alker did some good n a t io n a l p a r k . In tlie present em ergency for th lie e p u r enough to supply all of th e trad e tribn prise last Saturday by his uncle, D. M. Woodward and Jackson. riding for boys. ' In tlie evening tlie audience again pose of discouraging a resort to tlie ta r y to Newberg. Call and see them . Sanders of Pullm an, W ashington, who [gathered in tho cabin and a regular mu- g r o ji receipts tax as a p e rm a n e n t I U n. Depot,T uoi iftTfST tee E x ettra lon t o M u ltn o m a h . M. McDonald was som ewhat snrprised w ith his wife arrived for a two days vis I vicale was enjoyed. The orchestra which source of revenue.—From “ O u r new fco. ; it. The surprise was more complete w ar tax es,” by Max West, In th e ! Fast m »ll lo r K h I aids . N o . I. played a g r-a t deal throughout tlie day, ■a few days ago on receiving a letter from A m erry excursion party could not IK elao,C astle R oe*, WfA- You c an h a v e it a ll for A m erican m o n th ly R eview of R e 'lock, c h eli« lls, C en tra l his son Fred stating th a t he had enlisted from th e fact th a t they had not m et be have asked for a more propitious day gave several selections and deserves view s for Ju ly . much credit for its excellent music ren lie, S outh B end, Monte and was already m ustered in to service fore for eighteen y ears. Mr. Sanders for a pleasant boat Vide th an was Mon dered a u d it was greatly appreciated. I t #ano, A berdeen, oco.vt.aJ Mueih 5 0 C . Month had been as far south as Ashland hut he o i l ,,r m ik fiiM a Olympia, Tacoma, Seat-j as corporal w ith a Kansas regim ent of day of the F o u rth . Though of course it consisted of Mrs. C. B. W ilson, and tie, V ictoria. Pt. Town-i Ip th e E vening TeleKrain. n f P ortlan d expressed him self as being most highly Is a pleasant, palntable prcparatT on.eh- mend, KllenaburK , Koa { Volunteers. He is now a t C hickam auga was a little chilly on the river in the Messrs. 8. J . Laatiier, Luther B. C harles O regon It i* the largont ev en in g ¡lyn. N orth Y akim a, and C harles A . Hodson. The two nuar- tirely free from all oily tnate, an d m ay pleased w ith o u r location after taking a oc.VHpaper p u b lish e d in O regon: it doing service for U ncle Sam although m orning it had cleared up b right by 10 H prague. C h en ey , Spa contain.« all th e new» of th e »talc and tets m entioned above eacli rendered sev- adm inistered in tern ally or applied look at th e country. Wane, P u llm an . Oar- of th e nation. Try It for a m onth. A he is but little more th an a kid. o'clock. Tlie steam er U ndine left eral good pieces. The musical exercises iflcld, F a rm in g to n , Mo*-' «am ple copy w ill be m ailed to you I Over in Marion county, th e hom e of the dock here at 0.05 w ith about 125 cloee«l by the audience joining in and e x tern ally . I t will rem ove nil pain ¡cow, C uiontow n, 0«n-j , free. A darena Prof. C. E . Lewie changed the 11:00 A. M e*ee. R o w lan d . R. C .; 7:50 A. W. tliv t “ h u m an flesh is heir to ,” If prop P a n i Macmaon and H ofer, th e two pops Who excursionists aboard, and pulled right singing “ A m erica.” T R E T K L K Q K ilW T rail, H. C .; N elson, B., Tor his vacation and instead of m aking a have been very vigorous in th e ir charges r o r t l a n d , Or, At half past nipe the U ndine arrived erly applied, a n d m ig h t be rig h tly C .; K < slo. M itsoijlA,1 B utte, A naconda, ltd * -, tr ip to the m ountains he left for Oeka- j against official dishonesty am ong repub- out like she was sent (or m aking it to a t tho Newberg dock, having ms.In the j term ed " a panacea for all Ills.” Price no, !R. P au l. M lu u eap o Oregon City in an hour and th re e -q u ar quickest trip ever make up th e Colum l\s . K ansas C ity. O n « I loosa fowa on W ednesday m orning th e gtench a riii ’ (rom ¡hc „ h t : 50 cents. For sale by all D ruggist«. ters. Here We first learned of th e great bia from h ere. In the first h o u r from ha. C ouncil Bin If«. 8t.! ■ •• O ... . m i . i m m w . rv . „„ - .... I/Mih, Chicago, Wash-1 . ith M. Z. K trk and Miss _ , Sadie _ _ \ o r e . . v between Boise artd D’Arcy for tlie naval victory of Sampson, th a t m ighty the falls site made 2i miles. A finer F o r Bale. InxtoD. New York, Phll-i H e will visit bis sister Prof. Rosa U w .s w ^ e u loud noisome. man of valor, and this spicy piece of 4tii and m ore obliging set of officers were A Buckeye force pum p in drat class a d elp h ia. Ronton, and; ttf Penn C ollefe and o th er relative* seen on a boat than were on tho E « it an d ! Since Boise and D’Arcy are both pops of Ju ly news put th e party in an excel never Southeast U ndine . They did everything to make ' order. Inquire a t the post office. about Oskaloosa and will be away from and judging from th e charges made on ! lent frame of mind which lasted all day. the excursionist« enjoy them selves and his work some th ree or four weeks. I both sides it seems th a t th e pop party is As we came into Portland we got a view from the enthusiastic expression« heard 8 PAYB to Mlnneapolia, Omaha. KannaA City, and St. Paul. Sam HeSs is at home again since th e not entirely w ithout guile. of two of Uncle Sam 's torpedo boats they certain ly succeeded. PA PAYS to Milwaukee and Chie**o. New DAYS to Waahtugtou. P h iladelphia Boat* Portland m unicipal election has passed, j O ur baby has heen continually troub- which had been b u i't th ere. The Davis A L ie d a lle « . York and Boston, and o th e r Sam says he was on th e police force for |e«l with colic and ch o 'erain fan tu m tince was in the river, already launched, but ero poluta., C onsum ption and bronchitis are n o t ! F o r th e speedy and perm anent e n re of R afgase eheeked through to dealt nation of , . . , te tte r , a alt rhenm and eczem a, Cham - HolicitR th e p a tronage of h it old In d ia n a several days previous to the election and his b irth , and all th a t we could do for th e Fox was still on the ways ready for by ticket. 0 mm. < F riend* w ho n«.*ed w atch re p a irin g done. any m eans th e same, a lth o u g h it is b e rla in ’s Eye and u>-<- «■><-♦___ » i- Hkin O intm ent la For ftleeping car reservation«, ticket«, maps as evidence of th e fact he exhibits a po him did Dot seem to give more than tern- launching. H er launching was to have hard to d istin g u ish one from th e o th e r w ith o u t an eq u al. I t relieves th e itc h 2 7 0 M o r r i s o n S t. and full inform ation, call on or write licem an’s star. H e was given th e ap porary relief, until we tried C h am b er been performed at 10 o'clock and th e B ronchitis is an in flam mat ion Of th e ing an d sm artin g alm ost in stan tly and PORTLAND, OB. pointm ent and promised a salary in re la in 's Colic, Cholera and D iarrhoea Re- U ndine waited until th a t hour, but lin in g o f th e w ind lulies or a ir vessels its continued use effects a perm anent tu rn for his political influence b u t the m edv. Since giving th a t rem edy he lias then steamed on up the river not get- of tlie lungs, caoffng soreness of th e h ead .'T o re’n f p p l i ' R cbinV pilea’ sta r is all he has to show for services n o t been tronbled. We w ant to give ting much more th an o u t of sight, we sam e, cough, sore throat, hoarseness, chapped hands, ch ro n ic’ sore eyes and T y / i c* w r i t in g Ass’t Oen'l Pass. A ieat. P o rtias!, O n . In Hpriug an d Suinm or Styles. rendered. Sam is a heavy w eight, avor* you th is testim onial as an evidence of afterw ards learned when th e Fox slid difficulty of b reath in g , s p ittln g /if m al- gran u lated UU*. 2 5 5 M w rrlaoa Ht-. C o r. T h ir d . dnpois consider«!, b u t o u t th is way it onr gratitu d e, not th a t you need it to .town into the W illam ette. ter a n d som etim es blood. T h o u san d s _ _ . . _ . Short hund has not been known th a t he had a very a lv e rtise your m eritorious rem edy.—G . C u t biased a n d prion« c u t in In TPss than an hour we were in the die a n n u ally w ith th is dread disease. fco r£ s arT fh e W t 'm f i " . I d ^ d r!3iriflei heavy puli politically. C onditions are M. Law, Keokuk, Iow a. For sale by C. noble Columbia. U ndoubtedly th ere is W ilbur's C ough C ure will cure. Price and verm ifuge. P rice, 25 cents. Hold by several sm all ch u n k s. probably diff*'ren t in Portland however. F Moore * Co. N . D. E L L I O T T , I d o river in America grander in immens- V> ceni« Tor sale by sii D rup-i-fg, C V M'eirc A f'n. d rn g r'rte O fC c*. loca! Affini, - f f fiw k ro Or '.it o u r .u tlio r l|e tl iigept. Ale lu hi» obice. Local Events. I Price Pressure Will do the Business! Begin at the bottom and read back and see if you don’t need some of these values. s n ITIR G R O C E R Y D E P A R T M E N T B A R M IS SUTTON, CALKINS & CO. -i \ P A C IF IC T 77# C O L L E G E . ÌVTowberg, OUe. CollegB Classes, Normal Course, iBook-keeping, All the Grammar School Studies, Music and Art, W m Northern Pacific. m JOHN A, BECK » Skin Diseases. WATCHMAKER *»» JEWELER, A. D. CHARLTON, E. H. WOODWARD.
