“ Give mo a liver regulator and I can \ \ r A N t'EU—SEV E It A L TK l'8 T W O R T R f
T h e M e r c h a u t . C a r n iv a l.
2
B ia u ft r c k ’a Ir o n N e r v e
> V person* in thin »(ate to manage our bu*i*
Fine lino Ladies Oxfords at S .C .A C o . I
L ecture, Saturday nig h t.
regulate
ttie w orld,” said a genius. The m*Mi ia their ow n and u e ir b r conutU;*. It. I*
The “ M erchant’s carnival” under tho
Was tlie result oi his splendid health.
m ainly office work conducted aLjjoiac. Salary
;
DS* CHURi H - 8 K H V D ’h s EVERY
Lace curtains at S. C. A Co.
“ The Bay of Naples and its environs.” auspices of th e ladies of the M. E.
druggist
banded
him
a
liottleof
DeW
itt’s
straight |900 a year and expanse»—definite.,
Indom itable will and tremendous energy
;
,-iday a t 11 a, m . ai<dc p. m . a n d 1 u n s
no more, no less salary. Monthly $7*».
ay a . J p. in. Fal't a ih who«-! every Sur.d iv at
Ladies Straw H ats at 8. C. A Co.
The G raphic and th e Oregonian for church was held a t Armory Hall on Fri- are not found where 8totr-ai.il, Liver L ittle E arly Risers, th e famous little bouaflde,
Reference«. Enclose self a ;drested stam ped
9:45 a. m . M onthly m e e tin g a t b p. ni th e iir-t
pills.
C.
F.
Moore
A
Co.
envelop«.
H erbert E. Hess, T re a t. Dept. M
T uesday 1n e a-ii m o n th . Quart--;
rr. -.tin g
Leave orders a t W ilson’s Grocery for $2.00.
day evening, March 31 and was voted by Kidneys and Bowels are out of order. I
Chicago.
r
t.
-
the second S a tu rd a y an d Sunday In T v b ru arv ,
— —►---- -
Lum ber $6.00 per M ft. at N e w b e r g
present to be a decided success. The you want these qualities and the success
A ugust a n d N ovem ber. w o m a n ’* For expressing or light hauling.
Dr. G. ¡8. W right of th is city was a p
eign M issionary Society m eets th ir d S a tu rd a y
! ladies are certainly to be congratulated they biiug, use l>r. King’s New Life l ’ills. pointed a m em ber of the state board of
Lee and Carl Stanley a re engaged at Milling Co.
In each m o n th a t 3 p. m .
c t iv e s o l ic it o r ? w a n t e d e v e r y -
th e P ortland linseed oil mills again.
i Sheriff H enderson was in town on on the success they so well deserve, as They develop every power oi brain and dentul exam iners by Gov. Geer, oil
where for ‘I he Story o f the P h ilippine»”
APTI8T CHUR<>W.—SK ItV Ii’ES* SUNDAY 11
by Murat Halstead, com m issioned by the Qo\ -t
;
few
realize,
who
have
not
participated,
a. m. a n d 7:30 p. in. Sun-lay school str<-
body.
Only
25
cents
at
C.
E
.
Sm
ith's
The G raphic is under obligations to W ednesday.
Monday. It h ad consisted of four m em em in en t as official Historian to the War D t:
ys a t lo u. in. I n n e r m e e tin g W ednesday
,
!
how
much
labor
and
expense
was
ex-
partment. The book was written til army
diugstore.
O. V. Allen for th e w riteup of tho M er
evening at 7;Su o’clock.
bers an d as it m ig h t disagree on some camps
V m Hess was down from A lbany the
leJ to m ake tllU lho delightful en-1
at Sun Francisco, on the Pacific w ith
General Merritt, in the hospitals at H onolulu,
subject
it
wuk
th
o
u
g
h
t
best
to
have
the
RESBYTERIAN C H U R U II.-S E R V IC E S EV- ch an ts C arnival.
first of the week.
L.trAVKTTK 1TKM S
in Hong Kmie, iu the American trenches A t-
tertain m eu t th a t it was.
ery tw o weeks r.s follow s; F e b ru a ry T.h
board consist of an odd num ber. T he Manila, in the insurgent cam ps with A guinaldo
Mrs. W . S. H am ilton, of ltoseburg, is j Dr. 18. \V. Graves the Sheridan d e n tis t1
and 21st, M arch 7th a n d 21st, a n d A pril 4th an d
W ith tho exception of ono omission
deck of tito Olympia with Dewey, in the
lath.
ineinbers of th e present board are Dr. on the
visiting h er friend Miss E leanor batch- ' was in town Wednesday.
of battle at the fall of Mauila. Bon an**
and one substitution the en tire tw enty-
The exercises on E aster Sunday even T. L . N lcklln, Dortlarui; I>r. W . \Y. roar
for aj >nts. Brim ful ol original picture« taken'
REE METHODIST.—PRAYER MEET I NO well for a few weeks.
Ly S’ vertim eut photographers on the spoil
every T h u rsd a y at 7. :.) p. m . Sabbath
M rs. E . S. Craven aud d au g h ter, Miss two num bers on th e program were car ing at the Presbyterian church were C outrls, Bulern; Dr. Jam es M. K een, Large
Low prices. Big profits. Freight
ecbool every Sunday at lu a. m.
A. W . Cobb moved his family to
ried out w ithout a hitch to m ar the very interesting nnd showed consider Medford: Dr. N orris U. Cox, P ortland; paid. oook.
Credit given. Drop all trashy uuofUciAl
Lszzie, were iu the city W ednesday.
Saturday w here he
e . church
p r e a c h i n g n • • a m . Oregon City last
w
ar books. Outfit fr__
free. Address,
F< T. . Barbé?,**
war
____
pleasure
of
the
occasion.
able
training
by
tho
Sunday
school
• a n d 7:30 p. m. ev ery S u n d ay . Su n d ay
Dr. G. S . W right, M cM innville. The Sec’y Star Insurance Bldg., C hicugc, "
l ’each trees about town are in bloom
Sehool 10:00 a. m. Class 12:00 m. J u n io r has a job in the P ulp Mills.
The curtain w ent up at 8:30, the ball teachers. The church was tilled to its board m em bers m eet eith e r a t cull of
L eague 3:00 p. m. E p w o rth League 8 ^ 0 p. in.
If you w ant your last spring hat trim aud th e cherry bloom are alm ost out.
was filled to “ standing room only” and utm ost capacity.
P ra y e r a n d P raise M eeting ev ery W- d n esd ay
th e p resident or a t stated in terv u ’s.
7 :(k) p. ni. C hoir P rac tic e every W ednesday med over take it to The Model w here an
Cum m ings A Son are pushing work rem inded one of th e “ first night” of some
F rank Abram Powell is delivering a T he board decides w hen au d w here
8:iW p. m . A ll a re c o rd ia lly in v ite d to all of
experienced m illiner will make it look this week on tho new C rater building.
th e se services.
WM. J. WALTZ. Pastor
“ star attractio n ” at a m etropolitan th e course of lectures in tl-e Seniinery this
th e m eetings shall tak e place. T hey
b etter than when new.
week, principally on phrenology which are generally held in P ortland. The
SOCIETY NOTICES.
Mrs. J . G . H adley aud children are atre.
l!ev. J . F. Day has moved to th e Clein-
The firet num ber on tho program, are instructive. M r. Powell is a very com pensation is $5 per day for th e tim e
visiting at McM innville w ith relatives
OF THE WORLD.—NEWBERG CAMP, NO. meus property w hich was vacated a few
“ Penn Points,” was presented by Calvin pleasant speaker and som ewhat comical. actually em ployed, nud expenses—R e Office and Residence one block south o f BanR
this week.
, 113, meets every Monday even ing.
days ago by W . B. Sims who moved to
Stanley, in his usual q u a in t style. He
of Newberg. * r
The Evangelical conference will be porter.
C .T . 1
ESS MEETING THE bis.C- the J . S. H olt property.
8. M. Calkins was laid up for repairs was costumed as a Q uaker in th e time
held here this year commencing oa next
. ond and fourth Wednesday in each
A ll H o n e s t R e m e d y fo r La G r ip p e .
m onth.
Mrs. McGregor, of Vancouver, 1?. C., a day or two the first of th e week but ho of Win. Penn and really the job was so T hursday tho 13th.
is
out
again.
George
\V. W aitt of S outh G ardiner,
well
done
th
a
t
lie
m
ight
easily
have
j
arrived
here
oue
day
last
week
and
vis
O. O. F.—SESSIONS HELD ON THURSDAY
Miss Della lilough of Iowa, daughter Me., says: “ I have had tho w orst
, ev en in g s in B ank of New berg b u ild in g .
ited until W ednesday w ith her children
M. E . services a t Armory Hall next been taken for W illiam him self. His of Prof, and Mrs. Plough, is visiting
ANT) L. OF S.—NEWBERG COUNCIL, NO. who are in school hero.
Sunday. Special music both m orning subject was “ A short history of the with her parents and may conclude to cough, cold, chills a n d grip an d have
, 16». m eets ev ery F rid ay e v en in g in Ma
taken lots of trash of no account but
business firms of N ewberg.” He said by
Office 2 doors w est of Moore’s Drug £101*0.
*
Mr. and Mrs. F. II. B a rn h a rt left on and evening.
sonic h ail.
profit to th e vendor. C h am b erlain 's
way of introduction th a t he had intend rem ain.
1st. street, Newberg, Oregon.
Monday
for
The
Dalles,
w
here
they
will
F. AND A. M.—MEETS EVERY SAT UR.
Newberg M illing Co’s is th e place to ed to prepare a history a t some length
Cough
R
em
edy
is
th
e
only
th
in
g
th
a
t
Our
barber
shop
has
again
changed
# day n ig h t in C. V. B ank b u ild in g .
sojourn lor a tim e, testing the h ealth - get ymir shingles. Shaved $1.30 per M
but owing to press of other business and hands. Mr. Ed Stew art of Forest Grove has done a n y good w hatever; I have
giving qualities of th a t clim atei—Repor- X A X . sawed $1.G0.
TTORNEY-AT-LAW.
used one 50 cen t bottle an d th e chills,
lack of tim e he had not gone into the is tlie new proprietor.
ter.
S . 1*. li A I L ltO A II T l.U L T A B L E .
subject in detail, but from the way he
A m berry G race who left liero five cold and g rip have all left m e. I con
M
r.
and
M
rs.
J
.
E
.
Todd,
of
Dayton,
E ighty students are enrolled for the
ruled off a hundred yards of m anuscript years ago returned on W ednesday ev en g ratu late th e m anufacturers of an holi
spring term a t th e college. This is a visited with th e la tte r’s m other, Mrs. S.
Y n m lilll D iv is io n .
F o r sale by C. F.
gave us some idea of w hat he could have ing from N ebraska. They will come est m edicine.”
W ill practice iu a ll the courts of the state»
A.
Deskins
on
Thursday.
splendid show ing for th e last term in
Special attention g iv en to probate work, the
Moore A Co.
done if he had been given tim e to pre- back eventually.
writing of deeds, mortgages, contracts aud th e
the
year
when
a
num
ber
of
students
a-e
C.
H
.
Jackson
cam
e
home
from
P
o
rt
P a sse n g e r d ep o t foot of JeiTerson s tre e t, Po rt
draitiug of a ll legal papers.
I pare, and tho way lie mixed up drygoods
\V. W. Levis lias moved his family
expected to stay out for spring work.
land Monday where ho went to attend and potatoes, porcelain hen’s eggs and
N o tic e to C re d ito rs .
la n d , Ore.
N e w b e r g . O regon*
back
to
th
e
farm,
nnd
H
enry
New
ton
N otice is hereby given that the undersigned
Andrew P ickett has been busy lately his fath er who died last week.
I garden seeds would have p u t even a cold lias moved in the house vacated l-y Mr. adm inistrator of the estate of Gideon F. Heston
O
ffice
—
Secoud
Floor
deceased
to
th
e
creditors
and
all
persons
h
av
puttin g the room adjoining V aughan’s
W illis Townsend made a flying trip audience ia a mood to enjoy w hat fol Levis.
ing claim s against the said estate to present Bank of N ewberg B uilding.
. . A r i 3;<>•') p. m.
8:40 a. in. 1 Lv .
i uid claim s with the proper vouchers to Ruth
. Lv 1 12:io p. m. B acket store in order for W . P. Beacoek. over to George C hristensons place be lowed.
ll:3ö a. in. 1 L v ..
Lv j 7:30 a. in. W ith ceiling, papering and p ainting it
3:50 p. m. j Ar
Dr. W atts damage suit against the Heston adm inistrator of said estate at the office
Following this introduction thoorehes-
yond C arlton last W ednesday.
of L F. Hall, iu Newberg, Yamhill county, Ore
S h e rid a n p a sse n g er (d a ily e x ce p t S u n d ay ).
railroad company was postponed till the gon, w ithin s ix iLontlis from the date of this F. A. MORRIS, Prua.
has been converted in to a very neat
tra
struck
up
a
grand
m
arch
and
there
notice.
4:30 p m. I Lv . . .P o rtla n d . . . Ar j s-40 a. m.
M rs. E v a Scott carno up from O regon
A. R. MILLS, Vice Pres.
Dated at Newberg, Oregon, th is 29th day of
issued from the anti-room s as gay a Septem ber term of court.
6:05 p. in. ( Lv . .. N ew berg . . . .L v ; 7:05 a .m . room.
MOSES VOTAW, Cashier.
City and visited over Sunday w ith her
7 :4u p. m. j Ar .. .S h e rid a n . . . Lv j 5:30 a. in.
We now have tp photograph gallery March, A. D. 1899.
A new walk is being laid on the north parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. C um pston. throng as was ever eeen in Newberg.
RUTH HESTON.
Adm inistrator of said Estate.
G. W. CUTTS, A gent, New berg.
They quickly fell in line w ith Rev. W . located in Mr. Olds' hall opposito Bird’s
side of F irst street east from Main as far
R. K O ELEIt, M anager.
Revs. B allantyne and Boweraox will J. W altz attired as “ Uncle Sam ,” at the store.
as th e new m illiner store. The filling
C. H. MARKHAM,
conduct a religious service a t the Pres head.
H ull Johnson is m aking preparations
Gen. F. & P. Ageut. P o rtla n d , o re . in of tills gap will be appreciated by the
byterian church of Xewberg at 3 p. m.
N o w ' __
There were nearly fifty of tho b right to reopen iiis bath bouse at the m ineral
public.
Newberg, O r .
*
est, and best dressed ladies and gentle spring.
In buying stationery you will find next Sunday.
A. B. Cornell who has been stationed men of the com m unity in line, all of
good, bad and indifferent. F or a neat,
The tw oH evlatid families have moved
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1893
well selected stock gee th e display in the a t J unction City for some tim e lias been them bearing banners and wearing cos- from here to Newberg. We can recom
Is now ready for business. A ll work
transferred
to
Oregon
City
w
here
he
is
I
tum
es
appropriate
to
th
e
business
they
show ease at th e po3tollice. Some new
mend them to the people of Newberg as
Ladies Sailors at S. C. & Co.
guarantied.
assistant station agen t.
¡represented. To give any one special excellent people.
Transacts a general banking
designs just in .
G ents Crush H ats at 8. C. A Co.
►>+<
m ention would bo out of the question.
business.
Reports
coming
from
Salem
and
oth
er
The
annual
Conference
session
of
the
I
t
was
a
panoram
a
o(
flowers
m
iJ
rib
.
C. 15. Wilson is still paying cash for
The parties w ho bought the E . R.
,t risto Hnd ¡»In tin ti i ' / x i / s / i .
C ray«
fruit districts continue to be published U nited Evangelical church will convene bon3) flno costum es, and sm iling faces, Poppleton place have moved iu and are
o n W o r k and I * h o t o H u t t o n s .
produce.
Foreign Exchange bought and
bishop w;t|, a m ingling and mixing of gay col now comfortably fixed.
C lim b Mt. V esuvius w ith P resident showing th a t th e dam age done to th e a t Lul ayette on the 13 inst.
------
fruit trees by the Ja n u a ry freeze was W. M. Stanford of H arrisb u rg , I’a., will ors as they described tho different fig
sold.
Newlin on S aturday evening.
Leo Grace of this plaeo is among the
la y e r s ,
nothing like as g reat as was first re p o rt preside.
ures th a t rem inded ono of a kaledoscope. wounded at M anila, lie got it in tho
Oscar M endenhall, of Cliampoeg, was
Corner First and Main.
ed. I t was ever thus.
J . L. Vickrey the L aF ayette m erchant Ono very p retty p a rt of this num ber neck.
Careful attention giveti Collections.
in town last Sunday.
E ighty acres of land 5 miles from was down on W ednesday having some was the chorus, “ Colum bia th e Gem of
Born to Mr. and A lpheus M ills, on
Guy Bird lias been appointed deputy
■»
W apato station on W est Side road for papering done on his Newberg property the O cean.”
Friday, M arch 31, 1899, a son.
assessor for th e W heatland d istrict.
The
next
num
ber
was
a
poem
by
Fay
which
is
occupied
at
present
by
C
harley
Born to Mr. and M rs. George H ash , j sale at $12 per acre. To be paid for by
1’ osev .
Sims who was ably assisted by Charley
$100 worth of work a year un til paid. Wilson.
on M onday, April 3, 1899, a daughter.
2
Ili a l.lfu W a s S a v e d .
Also 25 acres of tillable land for re n t 7
Mrs. M. E . Myers who retu rn ed from Mays who had enough hardw are on his
If you w ant a good chicken for Sunday
A fu ll Stock of
her visit to Jun ctio n City th e first of the costum e to form a tru st.
miles northw est of Newberg.
Air. J. E. Lilly, a prominent citizen of
leave your order at W ilson’s grocery.
Mrs. J. W. Barrio n ext rendered a
week found th a t some one had helped
Hannibal, Mo , lately bail a wonderful
Advertised
letters
will
be
found
at
the
B . M. W allace and family who moved
them selves to her spring flowers in her beautiful solo and was lieartily encored, deliverance from frightful death. In tell
h*. '-qua U niversity Park last week are postotfiee for R . L. Sm ith, A. J . Mitchell absence.
to which she pleasantly responded.
ing of it lie says: ” 1 was taken gick
A chariot of flowers draw n by two
oce.
ng a house west of tho railroad W illiam F. Bell, W riat Baetaey, Miss
with Typhoid Fever that, ran into Pneu
Mary
Browels,
Mrs.
J
.
A.
Jackson.
In
Mrs. S. M. Bade who ha3 been hero little girls n ext appeared on the scene
depot.
monia. My lungs became hardened. I Of Different Designs, and substan
calling for these le tte rs say advertised.
for
some
tim
e
assisting
in
th
e
care
of
her
and
is
deserving
of
special
m
ention.
M r. and Mrs. S. S. Ford, of G ray ’s
was so weak I couldn’t even set up in bed
tial, yet cheaper grades.
E . H . W o o d w a r d , P. M.
m other, M rs. Wisdom M illsap, left for
Time and space forbids making special
H arbor, W ashington, are visiting nortli
Nothing helped me.
I expected to goon
h
er
hom
e
in
W
ashington
T
hursday
mention
of
ail
the
different
parts
of
the
Tailoring
cloths
and
sam
ples
for
men
of town w ith th eir daughter, Mrs. W. J .
die of Consumption, when l hoard of Dr.
program, for ail had m erit to commend
and womens wear. Also m easure taken m orning.
S tater.
K ing’s New DDcovery. Ono bottle gavo
Rev. J . II. Douglas returned homo them .
The Ladies Circle are m aking arrange for clothes to be cu t and made u p by
great relief.
I continued to use it, aud
A q u artette from the college let it be
m ents to put on two plays, “ H iek’ry j the H am ilton Woolen Co. In room re from C alifornia the first of tlie week on
now am well and glrong, I can’t guy too
known
th
a
t
they
were
still
“
alive
and
account of the illness Mf Mr3. Doug
F a rm ” and “ H andicapped,” »n th e near cently vacated by L. M. P arker.
much in its praise.” This marvelous
J. B a b b ie A Co.
las. She is now considerably improved howling” by one of their characteristic medicine ia the surest and quickest cure H T H c a r s e in co n n ectio n a t llc d n c c d R atea.
future. W atch for fu rth e r announce
college
yells.
m ents.
in the world for all Throat and Lung
Stanley A Bond are now in th e New in health.
Clyde Hobson did some very good
Regular aizes 55 cents and
Mrs. D unbar of the Model m illinery berg Meat M arket and are doing busi
otaw
Milt Cady, who was in town T hursday trick riding on a bicycle, and consider Troublo.
$1 (X). Trial bottle froo at C. E. S m ith’s
A good su p says there are parties up th e valley who
parlors has secured th e services of Miss ness in th e best of style.
ing the cram ped space in w hich lie had
E tta W illiamson for th e season. Mias ply of fresh m eat usually on h a n d . If are violating the law by bird shooting to work he was quite clever as an am a Drug Storo; overy bottle guaranteed.
W. has had several years experience as a you have fat stock to sell you will do out of season. Let th e game w arden be teur.
Mr. G. W. Perkins of N orth Y am hill
well to see them before selling elsewhere. inform ed and he will do th e rest.
trim m er a t Salem.
The “ m illiners d ream ,” was a very |
who returned last Saturday from a trip
W . W . Holingsworth sold his place
In talking w ith M rs. D unbar ws learn
Postm aster I intis, of Dundee, who was i cute conception, and “ the k id s," fairly
to London, called a t tliia office this week
out in the Jones neighborhood last week i th a t she will receive from th e east in town a few days ago reports a very brought down th e lioU 3e.
to say th a t he m arketed his hops a t a
to a couple c.f men recently from M inne next week another invoice of fashionable satisfactory increase in the business done
Ono of tho nicest parts of the program
good
figure, and did not leave them to
sota. H e will probably move to town m illinery, including Panam as, leghorns, at th a t office the past q uarter. Dundee was the “ fan d rill” by a dozen elegantly
be sold on commission us was erroneous
for the present at least.
childrens bats, the latest thing in dress is now a money order office.
costumed ladies. They certainly deserve
ly stated last week. Hu had 261 bales,
If you have a cough, th ro a t irritation, a great deal of credit for the perfect m an which were eagerly purchased by Lon
M rs. Johnson has postponed h er m il shapes and all th e new styles of trim
weak lungs, pain in th e chest, difficult ner in w hich they described the differ- don dealers us soon as they could he
lin ery opening until S atu rd ay owing to ming.
Keeps on hand a fu ll and com plete lin e of
th e fact th a t tier tim e was so taken up
The mem bers of th e Ladies Aid Society breathing, croup or hoarseness, let us j ent figures. This num ber was voted by transferred from the Bteamer to the
w ith the carnival last week th a t she has take th is m ethod of th an k in g all tho3e suggest One M inute Cough C ure. Al-1 ad to be of special m erit. T here has w arehouse.—R eporter.
been unable to get ready for an opening who so kindly assisted in th e different ways reliable and safe. C. F. Moore A i been consi lerable discussion a t tim es of
I the fitnes3 of women for m ilitary duly
a t an earlier date.
num bers of the C arnival, m aking the <s0>
Before tho discovery of One M inute
.
r,
/ii•
i
i
,
,
i:_
_
!
no one who saw th is well drilled
When you are needing anything in this line, call and see us and your
bought th e b u i l d i n g but
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Cough Cure, m inisters were greatly dis
Mordecai Ellis moved back to N,ewberg sam e a grand success. E specially a re , A. P. , Oliver lias
wants will be fully supplied.
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w ith a stock of groceries on Mam street
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excuse for it now.
county. After w intering in th a t neck of B arrie.
would surrender a t tho first attack,
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the woods they concluded th a t it was
The regular m eeting of tho board of and has moved it around on 1- irat street
Mt-<8 Nelson in living pictures was
At the citcn it court last week the
ra th e r too much isolated for old people, trad e will occur at th e council rooms opposite Votaw’s fu rn itu re store. Mills very pleasing and the way “ the fast
hence th eir return to civilization. They this evening. Officers are to be elected A Cooper did the moving on W ednesduy. young m a n " dashed by would make countenance of E d Fenton was seen. E d
belongs to tho old and highly respected
N otice :—H ave you a farm for sale or one trem ble a t the consequences.
will rent a house in town.
and o th er business of im portance will
family of J . D. Fenton, long deceased;
for re n t or do you know of any person
come
before
th
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m
eeting.
T
here
ought
The last num ber on the progr-m , was
B illy S u tton is at homo from the
is a brotiier of our tow nsm an F. W ., and
holding farm ing lands th a t they wish to the beautiful tableau “ C uba.”
P ortland Sanitarium th is week for a vis to be a full attendance of th e m em bers
is a prom inent attorney of Spokane Falls
dispose of? If so, please w rite to atiy
Although the perform ance was some
it w ith his fam ily . H e don’t ju st look and and others interested.
We arc prepared to furnish
agent of the O. R. A N. Co. and he will what long the audience seemed to ap W ash. Time is dealing gently with him ,
like a man w ho has an appetite sufficient
A lady from P ortland stopping a few send you a circular which will interest
although lie has a few gray hairs to re
preciate it to th e last and all voted it a
to eat a horse and snap a t th e rider but days in Newberg, called at th e Model,
mind one th a t age is telling on him . Ed
you.
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tf
decided success.
his friends hope to see him take the up ju st to look around, and finding the
was here looking after a case in court,
T he R u ral N o rth w est says: Mr. E.
grade oa the way to b etter h ealth soon. s'oek equal to P ortland, both in style
For a quick rem edy and ono th a t is and we were all pleased to see him .—
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I don’t claim to be the only photo and q u a lity she decided to buy her hat charge of a largo o rch ard n ear N ew berg perfectly safe for chi! Iren let us recom T ranscript.
grapher in the country b u t t claim to here. This speaks well for th e e n te r Oregon, has for a n u m b er of years past mend One M inute Cough C ure. I t is
F o r L a G r ip p e .
give satisfaction and this claim f d elire prise of Mrs. D unbar in keeping only , been connected w ith a 1000 acre fruit excellent for croup, hoarseness, tickling
T hom as W hitefleld A Co., 210 Wa-
to make good in each and every instance. up to date good«.
ran ch a t P irn C ity, Cal. W hile in Ore- >n the th ro at and coughs. C. F . Moore
bash uv., Jackson at., one of C hicago’
I treat my custom ers wishes always with
J . H . Bees' team broke tho motonony | gon M r A rm strong was one of th e m ost A Co.
oldest and m ost p ro m in en t druggists,
consideration and will endeavor a t all in town last Tuesday by indulging in a a ctiv e and earn e st m em bers of the
recom m end C h am b erlain 's Cough R e
tim es to make th e ir stay w ith me both runaw ay. George V inton’s team w_as Htnte H o rticu ltu ral Society a n d un tie
m edy for la gripp, as it n o t only
pleasant and profitable. C. C. S mith .
run into and both team s being bitched a fine rep u tatio n us a tho ro u g h going
tea
b-tkinn
nç powder
gives a prom pt nnd com plete relief, but
coffee
Hearse and Carriages furnished at Reasonable Prices.
A very large audience will w ithout to farm wagons made a good deal of a liortieu ltu raliat.
>r7n* ext
i tact*
flavoring
Ho w rites th a t lie
soda
and ¡«pice»
also counteracts uny ten d en cy of Iu
doubt be out on next S aturday evening commotion as they circle! around will re tu rn to Oregon soon a n d is look
gripp to result in pneu m o n ia. For sulc
to listen to President N ewlin’a lecture on through the streets. About all the d am in g for a position as forem an of a
“ Naples and its E n v iro n s.” The speak age done was tjie breaking of th e tongue n ursery or fruit farm . Mr. A rm stro n g ’s some are better than Others, by C F. Moore A < 'o.
er is one who is well known as a clo?e of the Rees wagon.
qualifications are so well know n th a t
observer as well as an en tertain in g lec
I t is announced th a t Miss El tin Biown, he will have little trouble in o btaining
tu re r and w hat he will say in this lecture
who has been teaching in Caldw ell, such a position. H e w rites th a t in
everybody will w ant to h ear. The ad Idaho, for the past two years or move is th e portion o f C alifornia in w h ich lie
taking
mission will be 10and 20 cents.
flavor.ii/ e x tracts
to be m arried April 12, to a m erchant of lias Itcen liv in g th e rain fail last year
and »picea
The telephone poles along th e streets Caldwell, named S m ith. Mies Brown is was on ly four inches. T i d e y e ar it is a
little
in
excess
of
fuur
In
d
ie
s,
but
there
m ake very convenient places for hill known in Newberg as a m ost estim able
posters to get in th eir work h u t they young lady and she has a host of friends lias been less th a n nine in ch es in all are.1
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don’t add an y th in g to the appearance of here who will earn estly hope th a t in since 189T. On account of t lie d ro u th
m
a
n
y
people
will
suffier
K
th
e
y
are
not
th e tow n, covered as they arc with “ Plug th e change from Brown to .Smith she
C u t” “ Lyons B rand’, and “ Soothing has made a happy choice. The G rap h ic helped.
S y ru p ” posters from th e ground up as extends h earty co ngratulations.
D an g er« of th e G rip .
high as a tnan can reach. An ordinance
Services a t th e B aptist church next
The g reatest d ingers from la grip p is
preventing th e posting of bills .on tele Sunday m orning and evening. M orn
Schilling's Best
P ic S to c k n t th e P o ato fiice Is n o t la r g e b u t It ia n e a t, w ell » elected a n d u p to d a te
o f Its resu ltin g in p neum onia. If rea
phone poles in town ought to be pa-seJ. ing them e. “ M iking fishermen of m en.”
baking powder
lea
^sonable care ls used, how ever, and
flavoring extract*
coffee
and apices
D r. Littlefield is now p re tty wWll p re E vening them e, “ If so w hat th e n .” i C h am b erlain 's C ough R em edy ta k e n ,
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pared for seif defense when he is called Special m eetings will also be begun a t all d a n g e r will be avoided. A m ong w ill jlli-.tify y O U il l g o i n g tO
to th e door on d ark nights.
Last week th e B aptist church on W ednesday even th e te n s o f th o u sa n d s w ho h av e used
t r o u b Je o f a s k i n g ) 'O U r In q u ire of t tie Cost m aster
he received as a present from hik bro th er, ing April, 12, at 7:30. They will be th is rem edy f«>r I a g ripp wo h iv e y et
n J
llia rry Littlefield who is at M anila, conducted the first week by th e pastor, to learn o f a single ca=c h a v in g resulted g r o c e r f o r t h e m a n d o f g e t “
a formidable looking knife about tw enty then we expect to have Rev. H arry in p n eu m o n ia w hich slo w « conclusive-
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back
inches in length th a t was tak e n from a Kurgeson, form erly th e S tate missionary ly tlia t th is rem edy Is a c ertain pre-
d
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Filipino who was captnred in one of th e of Iowa, now pastor of th e Portland T e n tativ e of th a t dangerous t ii-ense i t
Everybody invited to will cure III g rip p in less tim e th a n a n y
recent battles, ft is ra th e r an ugly look Third rtiu rch .
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ing carving knife and it ha- tv i leutly these m eetings. “ Come go with us and o th e r tre a tm e n t. It U p lea san t a n d
eeen a good deal of service. Of course we will do thee good.”
safe to .ake. F or sale by < . F Moore
For sale by
Dock prizes it very highly as a relic
I
J. F. D a ?. Pastor.
A Co. druggists.
Sutton, Calkins A O ,
CH U R CH NOTICES.
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CLARA M. DAVIDSON, M. D.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
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DENTIST.
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CLARENCE BUTT.
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l*hoto Gallery
Local Events.
U N D E R TA K IN G .
Cloth Caslcots,
El no Coffins
Hurlai Rohes and „
Undertakers Supplies at Reasonable
prices •
M. V
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Wilson’s
GROCERY.
Staple <fc Fancy Groceries.
UNDERTAKING
G 91» «
Cloth, Wood & mm
Metalic Gaskets, and Coffins
of Cheaper Grades.
Schilling's Best
Also Burial Robes and all Undertaking Supplies.
T, B. CUMMINGS & CO.
rrc all good; but of course
Wouldn’t it be surprising
if Schilling s Best
were all the very best there
Letter Writing
Your grocer pays you
your money back if you
don't like them.
GOOD G R A D E of S T A T I O N E R Y
money
if
you don’t happen to like
For Rates Over the Northern Pacific Railroad.
Q,uick tim e an d the best accommodation*.
Thev all D»ko this route when they w ant solid Comfort.