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OHtÄlCH NOTICES. The Graphic ami the Oregonian for Mr. Gilbert who recently bought the O A C R K to Wm Ridgelv 40 a Lace Curtains at Votaw Bros. W. I Decker grocery has a new adver in sec 23t2ar3w...................... 220 00 Ilev. W. J. Waltz was in the city ou M A O E Hess to J C Nelson 46 tisement in the Graphic this week. at Votaw Thursday. a in John Williamson die 13 Miss Mabel Paulsen returned f.om Charley Hoskiuscatuo up from (Job!* ■ r3w ........................................ 1 00 Portland on Thursday where she spent order a t 1 ou Wednesday. James A Peckhnin to Ellen Con a few days with relative*. verse Fractional blk 23 Johns Cherries for canning bought by I It is r.-ported th at Wesley Baker, a ad to McM............................. 650 00 Cash paid for fat stock of nil kinds at K. Allen A Son T k A P T lS T t'IIrR C H .--S E R V IC E S , SUNDAY 11 recent arrival here, has bought the U. Carrie M Boyd A hush to James r> a. m . a n d 7:30 p. m. S u n d ay school s * um - Fox’s meat market. t2 akys a t 10 a. m. P ra y e r m eetin g W edueedey New ladies and gent’s bicycles for rent Budtey place out on the Dayton road. E Bryan Its 1 2 in Fruitvale ev en in g a t 7:30 o ’clock. Wm. Wilsons have moved back to at Johnson’s bicycle shop. sub t3sr3w............................... 300 00 Smith Bros, of Portland and Cham- RESBYTERIAN C flU R C H .—SERVICES EV- tlieir ranch at Dundee. ery (wo w eeks as follow s: F e b ru a ry 7th D. Tallman the plasterer is over at poeg, and who have meat markets in Elizabeth Wright to B F Wright a n d ¿1st, M arch 7th a n d 21st, a n d A p ril 4th an d sheriff Henderson was down from the Hubbard, doing some work. 47 a in T M Wright die t3sr4 18th. those places, own 300 acres of land in A 5w........................................ 450 00 the Willamette bottom, opposite Weston REE M KTIIOPIS t ”—P n A Y E It MEETING seat of government last Monday. Leave orders at Wilson’s Grocery for every T h u rsd a y a t 7:30 p. m . Sabbath Elizabeth Wright to J L Howell | landing, and are having the timber E.W . Hall has a 2’4 inch wagon for school every Sun d ay a t 10 a. in. expressing or light hauling. 45 a in T M Wright die t3sr4 slashed on the land, which they will sale, or w ill trade for a heavier one. E. Oil l’RCH -P R E A C H IN G ll.:0 0 A M. ; Jesse Hobson came home to spend seed down for pasturo for their stock.— A 5w....................................... 450 00 • a n d 7:30 p. m . e v ery S u n d a y S u n d ay If you want a good chicken for Sunday Independence day with his family. School 10:00 a. m. C lass 12:00 m. J u n io r Adelphia Kelley A hush to Ida Dayton Herald. L eag u e 3:00 p. in. E p w o rth L eague 6:30 p. m | eave your order at Wilson’s grocery. M Niçois It 286 A und 1-7 It P r a v e r a n d P ra is e M eetin g ev ery W ed n esd ay | Master Orville Smith is down from 7:3Up m. C h o ir P ra c tic e ev ery W ed n e sd ay ! 287 Dayton............................. 350 CO Top Buggy for sale. 8 p. m. All a re c o rd ia lly in v ite d to all of j Kodaks and Cameras from $1,00 up Daytou visiting with his brother Seth. Elizabeth Wright to J S Perry th e s e services. WM J WALTZ. P asto r. ( j j j g j , g r a J e and low g e a r a t C . F . Moore E d m u n d R o b in s o n , James Thompson Jr. will hold services 31 a in T M Wright die t3 Newberg, Oregon. A Co’s. 60CIETY NOTICES. at tne Presbyterian church next Sunday sr4 A 5w............................ 550 Ou Mrs. Wm. McLaughlin and children morning at 11 o’clock. J C Nelson A wf to Walter H OF TH E WORLD.—NEW I1ERG CAMP, NO. have been visiting with relatives above F a r m F o r S a le . , US, m eets every M o u d .y e v en in g . Nelson 29 a in Jno William Mordicai Ellis’ sons came out from Dayton during the week. Two hundred and fifty acres 5 miles C T. U.—BUSINESS MEETING TH E S tC - son die t3gr3w.......... ........... 1 00 Tillamook this week where they spent . o n d a n d fo u rth W ednesday In e ac h west of Newberg. Half in cultivation. Mary A Johnson to Augustus E Oscar Cox came up from Portland last the winter and spring. m o n th . Inquire at the Graphic ollice. tf Monday to spend a little time with bis Maxson 25.63 a in in J B Pen O O F —SESSIONS HELD ON THURSDAY M. F. Hamiltons two daughters and sick brother. 11c returned on Tuesday nington die t3sr4w................. 900 00 . ev en in g s in B an k of New b e rg b u ild in g . little son who are living with relatives n o w t o S e le c t P e r f e c t S h o e s . morning. Elizabeth Wright to M A By at Mount Tabor visited with him last There are no flaws in J. B. Lewis Co.’» num 26 a in T M Wright die m eets every F rid ay e v e n in g in Ma- K , lfiti Mrs. Eli Sease, of Dayton, returned Sunday. ic i * n . “ Wear Uesisters.” An inspector exam t3sr4 A 5w............................... 450 00 home last Monday after having spent F. A N D A . M -M E E T S EVERY 8 AT UR. ines these shoes at all different stages of Elizabeth Wright to M E Dud Doors, windows, sash, mouldings, several days with her daughter Mrs. , day n ig h t in C. V. B ank b u ild in g . lath, lime, shingles and all kinds of manufacture and only flawless material ley 25 a in T M Wright die C. K. Spaulding. building material for sale by Newberg and work pass. Get a pair at J. C. t3sr4 A 5w............ ^ ............... 450 00 Mrs. H. W. Grabel has gone to Ar Milling Company. Porter’s. S. P . R A IL R O A D T IM E TA B L E . Ellison Crease A wf to J F Jen lington to join her husband who lias kins 69.50 a in sec 23 t3sr5w.. 600 00 Born to Mr. and Mrs. Pearly Mitchell been working in a warehouse at that F o r L a G rip p e . Y a m h ill D iv is io n . Samuel W Parrish A wf to Gott* on July 4 a sou. Considering the date place for some time. Thomas Wliitefield A Co., 240 Wu- fried Wohlgemuth 34 a in of the young mans birth lie should be ! bash-av., Jackson st., one of Chicago's P a sse n g e r d ep o t foot of Jeffe rso n s tre e t, Po rt Jesse Parish die 12sr2w........ 700 00 F. H. Storey is fitting out the Crater christened “ Uncle Sam.” la n d , Ore. ■ oldest and most prominent druggists, F B Weber A wf to Christian store building with an acetylene light The Ladies Aid Society of tho Baptist recommend Chamberlain's Cough Re Kluhn It 4 blk 6 Dundee........ 27 50 plant for J. C. Porter, w ho will occupy A irlie m a il (tri w eekly)._________________ church is preparing to give a lawn so medy for la gripp, as it not only Alines Reid A hush to F W A r Ì 3:05 p. in. j the store at an early day. . P o rtla n d 8:40 a. m. I Lv cial for the benefit of the church. The gives a prompt and complete relief, but .New berg. Lv I 12:15 p. m. Weber It 4 blk 6 Dundee....... 56 50 11:35 a. in. I Lv 3:50 p. m. j Ar A irlie ... . Lv j 7 :3U a. m. Rev. S. S. Lewis, oi Sherwood, visit date will be given next week. , also counteracts any tendency of la Harry W Hewitt to A W Hewitt S h e rid a n p a sse n g er (d a ily e x c e p t S u n d ay ). ed with Levi D. Barrs’ on Tuesday even 55.94 a in die Henry Hewitt I respectfully solicit the patronage of gripp to result In pneumonia. For sale 8:40 a. in. ing and attended the monthly business 4 * 0 p m. I Lv . . P o rtla n d . 7:05 a. in. by C. F. Moore & Co. 6:05 p. m. I L v ....... N e w b e rg . t5»r3w.................................... 1800 00 those in need of repairing and bicycle 5:30 a. m. meeting of Friends church. 7 :40 p. m. 1 A r .. .S h e r id a n.. sundries. Will do my best to please A n H o n e s t R e m e d y f o r L a G r ip p e . G. W. CUTTS, A gent, N ew berg. Spray with McBain’s Carbolic Com you. N a tiv e t o C o n tr a c to r « . C. F. J o h n s o n . George W. W aitt of South Gardiner, R. K O ELER, M anager. pound. Death on fruit tree pests, and Sealed proposals for building a bridge Me., says: “ I have had the worst C. H. MARKHAM. Services at the new M. E. church hop lice. Call for circulars and see sam Gen. F. A P. Agent. P o rtla n d , o re . next Sunday. Subject of morning ser at the Holt place near Newberg, will cough, cold, chills aud grip and have ple. W. C. K ruger , Agent. mon. The art of winning souls. Spe be received by tho Clerk of Y am hill' taken lots of trash of no uccount but Jay Heaths are moving to the N. C. cial music. 8. P. M. a song service. Co. Oregon, until July 20th, 1899 at 10 | profit to the vendor. Chamberlain’* Local E ven ts. Christenson property over bey ond the J. H. Miller showed liis patriotism by o’clock A. M. Plaus and specifications Cough Remedy is the only tbiug that depot. C. E. Smiths will take the Mc raising a nice flag pole, painted white, at on tile at the clerks office. has done any good whatever. I have Connell property', vacated by Heaths, as his resdenceon Meridian street. He al The court reserves the right to reject used one 50-oent bottle and the chills, New hats at Mrs. Johnson’s. soon as it can be papered throughout. cold nnd grip have all left mo. I con so had a very creditable display of fire any or all bids. C. B. Wilson is still paying cash for By orderof the county court. gratulate the manufacturers of an hon DeW itt’s Littly Early Risers benefit works of his own. produce. J. II. N e l s o n , County Clerk. est medicine.” For sale by C. F. permanently. They lend gentle assis Dan Gubser was down from Dayton Miss Katharine Glen made up a class Moore A Co. tance to nature, causes no pains or last Tuesday. iu music for a full days work each week 3 W o r k i n g N ig h t a m t D a y . weakness, permanently curing consti while in town last Friday. She will be The busiest and mightiest little thing Some more new wheels at Johnson’s. pation and liver ailments. C. F. Moore Schilling's B est in town today, but after this week she that ever was made is Dr. King’s New Call and sue them. & Co. tra hwklnjj powder will come on Tuesday. Life pills. Every pill is a sugar-coated coffer flavoring extracts The annual A.O.U.W. picnic will oc Three cases of smallpox are reported soda and spices Use more gravel about your barn globule of health, that changes weakness cur at Dayton on July 14. at St. Paul, the sick ones being some of yards, and it will save the housewife into streugth, listlessness into energy, are all good; but of course Best of fresh and salt meats always on those who were exposed when Mr. Arm much labor in keeping lior house tidy, brain-fag into mental power. The’re strong was at home from Hood River, as and the man shoe leather and from wad wonderful in building up the health. On some are better than others. hand at Fox’s meat market. t2 4a noted in a recent number of tlie ing in mud.—Dayton Herald. ly 25e per box. Sold by, C.E. Smith. Sarg Britt came up from Portland to W ouldn’t it be surprising Graphic. celebrate with the homo folks. You can’t cure dyspepsia by dieting. 3 K e d M o t F r o m T lie G u n . if Schilling's B est Wh on a young college graduate starts F. X. McAtee went to Portland to for the woods with a saw and an ax on Eat good, wholesome food, and plenty t*a b n k ta r jjpwder Was tlie ball that hit G.B. Steailman of coffee flavoring extracts of It,—Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests epend the Fourth with his family. •6da and spices his shoulder and a dare to do or die ex food without aid of the stomach, and Newark, Mich., in the Civil War. It caused horrible ulcers that no treatment were all the very best there Over 1000 feet of new ’99 hose, fresh pression on his countenance, it is pretty made to Cure. C. F. Moore & Co. helped for 20 years. Then Bucklen’s Ar from the factory. See F. H. Storey. good evidence that ho has decided to O. M. Coffin spent a couple of days nica Salve cured liim. Cures Cuts, Bruises are? take up the white man’s burden on his Give us a rest, as the fellow said the in Portland this week visiting with his Burns, Boils, Felons, Corns, Skin Erup Your grocer pays you day following ‘‘the day we celebrate.” own account. cousin, Will E. Beeson, who is rep tions. Best Pile cure on earth. 25 cts. a Newberg people scattered out pretty resenting the Winchester, Indiana, your money back if you Good pasture with running water to box. Cine guaranteed. Sold by C. E. rent. Near town. C o l u m b u s M a c k i e . well to celebrate, some going to the dif Journal at the meeting of tho National Smith, druggist. don’t like them. ferent towns where celebrations were Willard Martin returned to Wiscon held, while a good many small parties Editorial Association. Schilling's B est B a r r ie ’« sin last week where he has a job in a were formed and quiet, 6hady nooks Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Mount wheeled tea baking pow der Merchant tailoring coats are made up sawmill. avoring extracta coffee nayotJi visited, where lunches were served in it over to North Yamhill to see the and spices soda by first class Portland tailors at no ad country and take in tho celebration. Hon. Calvin Stanley spent last Sun family picnic stvle. They returned by way of Carlton and ded expense, as it saves shop rent, fires will justify you in going to day with bis sons Carl and S. T. in George Hailstone and Luke Cornell, LaFayette to try the new bicycle paths etc., besides being made in up to date Portland. former residents of Newberg who are whice they report to bo a great im stylo. Black dress worsteds, English the trouble of asking your Chas. K. Spaulding has been at home now on ranches in the Walla Walla provement to wheelmen. serges in colors and mixtures lor nice grocer for them and of get for several days assisting in the eare of country were In tojvn on Wednesdsy' suitings, and also woolen goods. Black The last Services to be held in the old and fancy panting«. Ladies dress ting your money back if : greeting their old friends. They came the new baby. ! to Portland on an excursion and made M. E. church building were conducted worsteds. Made to measure or sold by you don’t happen to like A fresh coat of paint would add very last Bunday and it is now turned over the yard. Low priced cassimere by the a short run up here. much to the appearance of a number of to F. H. Storey, the owner, who will yard. Agency for tho Davis sewing any of them. Dr. Rositer and C. E. Smith took occupy it as a tin shop. The new buildings on First street, «■> their wheels and went to Portland the church building is now enclosed and in machine which my experience has For sale by O. O. Hodson with his wife and moth first of Wie week where they assisted such a shape that it will bo used next shown the best made. Sutton, Calkins & Co. er were down from McMinnville visiting the dear people in pulling the tail of the Sunday. with J. L. Hoskins on Tueslay. D ie d . great American bird. They rode all N o tic e o f F i n a l S e t t l e m e n t . .Samuel Minchin is minus the little Drew P. Price showed a true blue alnuit the suburbs of the city and claim otice is h ereby giv en , th a t the u n d e rsig n e d Masson—At her home near Cliatu- as N executor* of th e e s ta te of W illiam H ob patriotic spirit by coming up from Port they had a most elegent time in their finger on one hand as the result of an ax poeg, July 1-1899, Mrs. Minnie Masson, I son, d eceased of , have filed in th e C ounty C o u rt wound. While grubbing with another wife of Frank Masson, and daughter of of Y am hill county, state of O regon, th e ir final land to celebrate with his best girl. . sojourn of three days. acco u n t of th e ir A d m in istratio n of said esta te man he reached around a stump when an d th a t said c o u rt has fixed T uesday, A ugust Our Cameras and Kodaks will make Pearl and Paul Moore, assisted by a his companion struck a blow with an ax Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Boyce-formerly of j 8th a t 10 o ’clock a. in. of sa id d a y as th e tim e | Newberg. Tbe burial took place at tlie ! and tlie c ourt room of sa id c o u rt a t M cM inn the homely handsome. See samples of few of their little friends, held a cele which lacerated the hand so badly that ! Cham poeg cemetery Sunday, July 2; at j v ille in said c o unty a n d s ta te as th e place for work in window at C. F. Moore & Co’s. bration of their own on the evening of Dr. Littlefield, who was called, found it h e a rin g said a cc o u n t a u d all o b je c tio n s to th e 6-23 t5 1 3 p. m. Funeral services were coniluct- sam e if th e re bo any, by Haid court. ! the Fourth. Literary exercises Were a A. T. BLAIR, W. F. Edwards spent last Monday in necessary to remove one finger. | ed by Rev, J. M. Barber, assisted by SAM UEL HOBSON. part of the program, after which came a quiet visit with the home folks. He Preaching at the Baptist church next Rev. Dora Read Barber of the Congre- E x e c u to rs of th e E sta te of W illiam Ilo b io n , returned to his work in Portland Tues fireworks, mingled with the merry Sunday at 11 a. m. Thome “The Glori 1 gational church of Sherwood, and Rev. D eceased. R am sey A F eu to u A tty’a for Eatate. prattle of tongues and withall it was a day morning. big time for the little American citizens. ous manifestation s of Christ and liis Bromilette, of the Presbyterian church “ TH E LIFE AND MissMyrtie McDaniel who has been people.” Evening service at 8 p. m. of Gorvais. She leaves beside her hus- AGENTS e n W ts A of N T A E d D m - ira FOR l D ew ey,” th e w orld's On occasion of return of the 2nd reei- The public is invited t> join with us in | band, an infant daughter, father and a g c re h a ie te v st e m naval away frem Newberg for a year or more, hero. By M urat H alstead , th e n g frien d and a d m ire r of th e n a tio n ’*idol. andm ostof the time at Portland, re -; mc,lt of Oregon volunteers there will bo the services of the day. “ Come thou go mother and one sister, Mrs. Chas. Mas- ' lifelo B iggest aud best b o o k ; o v e r 500 pages, 8 x 10 a grand celebration at Portland, and it with us and we will do thee good.” turned home last week. son, of Portland, anil a large number of in c h e s; n e arly 100 pages h a lfto n e illii at ration*. O nly $1.50. E n o rm o u s d e m a n d . Big c o m m is is probable that tho Southern Pacific relatives and friends to mourn her loss. sions. o u tfit free. C h an c e of « life tim e . W rite J. F. D a y , Pastor. We do not claim to be the enly Milli company will oiler special rates from q u ic k . T he D om inion C om pany, 3rd floor Cax- to u Bldg., C hicago. nery store in the county but you will all points on its Oregon lines. Full in Will Allen is at North Yakima, Wash find a nice stock of up to date hats at formation ns to rates, date of celebration ington, superintending the construction S h o r t e s t S to r jr O n l t « r o r d . iv e s o l ic it o r s w a n t e d k v k r y - reasonable prices at Mrs. Johnson’s. for “T he Story of th e P h ilip p in e * ” T hey m e t a n d m ad e love by th e S easide, A c w t here etc. will be announced later. Further of a large fruit evaporator. When he is by M urat H alstead, c o m m issio n e d by tn e G ov T hey w ooed a n d w e re m a rrie d th a t f a ll; through there he will go to Wenatchee, Mr and Mrs. R. Lackamp, Elston, particulars can be obtained from any e rn m e n t as official H isto ria n to th e W ar De N ext y e ar w h en th e y took th e ir v a ca tio u p a rtm e n t. T he book w as w ritte n in arm y on the Great Northern railroad on a like Mo., write: “ One Minute Cough Cure Southern Pacific agent. cam ps at San F rancisco, on th e Pacific w ith T hey had th e ir d iv o rc e , a n d th a t’s all. mission. Harry left for ltoseburg on G eneral M erritt, in th e h o sp ita ls a t H on o lu lu , saved the life of our little boy when Isaac N. Miles, governor of the college This is the history of the first couple in H ong Kong, in th e A m erican tre u c h e * at nearly dead with the croup.” C. F. boarding hail, contemplates taking a Thursday where tho Allen company will wh* used Century Liniment for their M anila, in th e In su rg e n t cam p s w ith A guinaldo on th e d e rk of th e O lym pia w ith Dewey, in th e build and operate an evaporator this Moore A Co, a r of battle a t th e fall of M anila. Ron mix* few weeks off at his mountain home seaso n . corns, but divorce proceedings bad been ro for ag en ts. B rim ful of o rig in a l p ic tu re s tak en instituted before they began using it. by g o v e rn m e n t photo g rap h er* on thsL^tfnotl M. M. Edwards ami his brother who above Scotts Mills with the hope of get Mrs. II. J. Littlefield and Mr*. C. E. You have heard of, and possibly know Large book. Low prices. Big p ro fits..^ F re ig h t i9 out from Iowa seeing Oregon are off ting relief from asthma, an ailment paid C re d it g iv e n . Drop a ll tra s h y unofficial for the beach for a Sand Lake clam which gives him much trouble while in Smith left town Thursday morning on many who liave been cured of corns, and w ar book«. O utfit free. A ddress, F. T. B arber, Hec’y S tar In s u ra n c e Bldg., C hicago. tlieir wheels witli the avowed purpose bake. They will visit Woods and other the valley during the summer months. other aches of the body, by this wonder points along the coast, A. S. Lane is A higher altitude usually affords him of riding to Salem and return during ful remedy. 10c. A 25c. [ier bottle, and much relief. The McGregor boys Ed i the day, but the heads of the two re- can be obtained through Mrs. J. C. with them. and Fred will probably go along to milk 1 spective families were making due prep Clemenson, near college bldg, Newberg, C. B. Wilson has been appointed Ag’t aration for the care of the children at Ore. J,. A. Clemenson, drnggi3t, Port DENTIST the cows and do a little fishing. at Newberg for Multnomah box factory. night in case of a failure of the mothers land, Ore. O flic. 2 door« w««t of M oore'« D rug «tore. If you are in need of any fruit boxes, Daniel Adolph, who moved ftom here to return on echednle time. U t. « treet, N ew berg, O regon. strawberry crates o, anything of the to Ritzville, Washington, last winter, S c h o o l R e p o r t. My friend if you have never given me kind yon can get them of him as cheap hoping to better his condition financially Following is the report of School I)ist. returned last week. He says the wind a call, give me one now. I am in the as you can in Portland. CLARA M. DAVIDSON, M. D. Miss Maggie logli, chaperoned a party and dust 0 ,‘hat country ll,ra0ät Put hi* j P^iÚon oí the man who was trying on No. 21, Yamhill Co., Oregon, lor month ending June 30, 1899. pair ot boots tnat were too small for anil he wisely conclude! to pull ¡ a sixteen young lasses who who eyes out and o boot, that of sixteen young lads lads and and lasees Number of days taught 17, nnmber of Office a n d R esidence one block sou th of Bank him. An Irishman stanling by said: made the trip on a hay wagon to the top up stakes and return to the Willamette “ Begad ye can’t get them boots on till days attendance 317, number of days of Newberg. of Chehalem mountain on the Fourth, valley. The oldest inhabitant says it ye wear ’em awhile.” So it is with me. absence 125, whole nuinberof boys en- \ where they spent a gala day, playing was ever thus. In other sections things rolled 15, whole number of girls enrolled games and having a general good time. may run well for a season but for good ! I can’t receive your further businessun- staying qualities the valley hea ls them tii I get your first order. Please give 23, total number enrolled 38. Stanley A Bond are now in the New all off. me a callT C. C. S m i t h , Photo grapher The name* of those who were on the i a V e \ V ’ Photo Gallery berg Meat Market and are doing busi Roll of Honor for the month ir e : . R. II. Creecy. a geutleman who re ness in the best of style. A good sup From the American Friend it is learn- Christian Jensen, Ernest Guenther, j ply of fresh meat usually on hand. If ed that Aquilla H. Pickering, of Chi- cently returned from Dawson, visited Johnny Ftoyffeler, Ernest Neunschwan- I« now ready for bu*ine**. All w ork yon have fat stock to sell you will do cago, was suddenly killed by a railroad | with A. Bowman a day or two the first der, Guy Wade, Helen Miller, Lola g u a ra n te ed . well to see them before selling elsewhere . train at a crossing in .Swampscott, Mas of the week. He said he had succeeded Blum, Susie Blum, Kate Roe. sachusetts, June 20. He was planning well in that country and would return M. V io l a G ['E s t h e r , B. L. Teacher. A number of families might place or to spend most of the summer at South iu ashort time. After coming out he Ariffto and P i n f i n n P l n l m h . C 'ra y - der« with Charley Wilson and Dr. E. P. China, Maine, and at the time of his had a souvenir watch case made of gold o n W o r k and P h o to B uttnnm . R e a l R i t a t c T r a n s f e r s . Dixon for a barrel or two of fish each. death he was visiting his daughter, nuggets which was stolen from his room -> 4 -0 eported by th e Y a m hill Co. A b stract Co. a t Me- The necessary amount of sporting talk is Mary Crosman. The deceased has long at Tacoma and he has all the detectives R M lm iv ille , O regon, for th e w eek e n d in g being carried on between the boys, pre been prominent in church work in in the country on the lookout for the J 'll y 1, 1- J9. J a m e s M P u g h , m anager. paratory to a trip to Meadow lake next Illinois and Indiana and was well known thief. The case is supposed to be worth Reuben Wa<]$ to Deborah Sbep* C o rn er F irst a n d M ain. l to many readers <A the Graphic. week. 1 *rd 40 a in aec 36 t2*rlw. . | 100 1 about 1600. 2 00 •riK IK N D S' C H URCH .— 8KRVICKS E V E R Y , $ . . Su n d ay a t 11 a, m . a n d 8 p. m . a n d T h u rs- j 5a v a t J p. m. S ab b ath school ev ery Su n d ay a t , Secoud hand goods for aide 9:45 a. ui. M onthly m e e tin g a t 8 p. m th e t i n t Bros. T uesday in each m o n th . Q u a rte rly m eetin g th e second S a tu rd a y a n d S u n d ay in F e b ru a ry , I'icturo frames made to May, A ugust an d N ovem ber. W o m an ’s For eign M issionary Society meet« th ir d S atu rd ay Votaw Bros. in each m o n th a t 2 p. in. P w _____ W I “Shirt W aists * ♦ 1.00 8 1 .5 0 1.00 75 75 50 A E L M E ll P. D IX O N pmacuR t son». B yers, We have a few Ladies Sailors, Men’s Crash and Straw Hats which we are selling at 25 per cent, discount. Sutton, Calkins «ft Co. We don’t want to Blow our own Horn but Wè can and will furnish any instrument in the Musical Line At prices a little lower than any one else on the Coast. Will have a stock of Sewing Machines on hand the first of next week. BIGELOW & JOHNSON. FAMILY GROCERIES Haviug .bought the W. I. Decker grocery I will be glad to meet all the old customers and many new ones. and A nice, clean stock of Fgpiily Groceries at the Lowest Prices. C. CILBERT. PROVISIONS. ^ T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W . G .F. Moore & Co CLARENCE BUTT. W ill p ra c tic e in all th e court* of th e *tate. S pecial A tt e n ti o n g iv en to p ro b a te w ork, th e w ritin g of deed*, m ortgage*, c o n tra c ts a u d th e d ra ftiu g of a ll legal p ap ers. N ew b erg. O regon. O ff ic e — Second Floor B ank of N ew berg B uild in g . D ruggists . Pure Drugs, Paints, Oils and WaH Paper. F. A. M ORRIS, Pre*. A. ft. MILLS, Vice Pres T 1 MOSES VOTAW, C ashier. Stationery and School Supplies. i l l /N e w b e r g , Or. Books and Tablets aud Etc., Etc. <3- .A. 1ST I Z B D 1Q 93 SPRING HILL FARM. Transacts business. a general banking JKK8KY CATTLE A POLAND CHINA HOGS Foreign Exchange bought and From th e b est strain*. Stock for s a lt a t re a so n able price«. Address, sold. J . M. A S. W. ATKINSON. Newberg, Or. Careful attention given Collections. Crescent Bicycles 1 Safe Are > Durable Handsome J Chain Models $25 .00 and $ 35.00 , Cbainless • ■ • $ 60 . 00 . Discount for Cash. Beautiful Cat alogue free. PAHRETT A CO., Amenta, Dundee, Or. I «*
