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mmm— mmmmmmmmmrnmmmm CHURCH N0TICE8. Walter Hadley was down from Dayton last Sunday. Sunday a t 11 a, m. a n d 8 p. m . a n d T t.u r* ly a t 1 p. m. S a b ta th school «very Sunday at Seventy-five yards of rag ca.pet for V 45 a. m M onthly m e « tln f a t 8 p. m th e first T uesday in each m o n th . Q u a rte rly m eeting sale by Yotaw Bros. th e «eeond S a tu rd a y a n d Sunday in F e b ru ary , a n d N ovem ber. W om an's For- Tents for sale orrent by the week or r y lu M f lonary Society meet« th ir d S atu rd ay month. C. F. Moore 4 Co. o n th a t 3 p. m. ' r i APTIST CHURCH.—SERVICES, SUNDAY 11 If you want a good chicken for Sunday a. m. a n d 7:30 d . m. Sunday school Hun- eave your order at Wilson's grocery. days a t 10 a. m. P ray e r m eetin g W ednesday •▼suing a t 7:M o'clock. Sheet iron stoves suitable for campers RESBYTERIAN CHCRCM.^-BimVICRB KV- try tw o w eeks as follow s: F e b ru a ry 7th at the beach, or hop pickers, for sale by- a n d 21st, M arch 7th a n d 21st, a n d A pril 4th au d Alfred Wheeler. lath. Mrs. C. B. Frissell, of Hillsboro visit ree m b t h o d is t . - p r a y e r m e e t in g •v ery T h u rsd ay a t 7:30 p. m. Sabbath ed in town with her parents last Satur school every Sunday a t 10 a. m. day and Sunday. E. CHURCH -P R E A C H IN G 11:00 A M. M a n d 7:30 p. ra. ev ery Sun d ay Su n d av H. A. Rinelrart has been busy moving School _____ 10:00 a. in. C lass 12:00 in. Ju n io r L eague i :Q§ p. m. K pw orth League 6:30 p. in. to LaFayette this week where he will P ra y e r a n d P ra ise M eeting every W ednesday 7 :30 p in. C h o ir P rac tic e every W ednesday run a meat market. 8 p. m. All are co rd ia lly in v ite d to all of th e s e services. WM. J. WALTZ. Pastor. Board by the day, week or meal, with or without rooms, at the Winslow * SOCIETY NOTICES. house. M ks . D. H. T urner . 0 F T H E WORLD.—NEWBERG CAMP, NO. Mrs. L.' D. Barr and children have . 113, m eets every M ouday ev en in g . gone to Portiund to visit for a couple of C .T . U.—BUSINESS MEETING TH E » t i J o n d a n d fo u rth W ednesday in each weeks with'Mrs: Barr's parents. m o n th . S. M. Calkins and family and the O. O. F.—8E88IONS HELD ON THURSDAY' Misses Maggie Inglis and Emma Des # ev en in g s in B an k o f N ew berg b u ild in g . kins were at Gladstone Park last week. YKlSNDO’ CHURCH.— SERVICES EVERY i P F W I K AN!) C OF 8.—NEW BERG COUNCIL, NO. # 168, m eets ev ery F rid ay ev en in g in Ma so n ic h a ll. _ _ _____________ ______ 2 Vulcanic KrupUonc The Graphic and the Oregonian fori Mrs. B. S. Cook and children were $-.00. f down from Salem on a visit the first of Are grand, bot Skin eruptions rob life of joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salve, cures Make your purchases at Ilodsou Bros, j the week. SaturJay. j W. Hall returned f rom Salem on them; also Old, Running and Fevers Kodak supplies at Portland prices at Thursday where he spent a few days on Sores, l’ leers, Boils, Felon», Corn», Warts, Cut», Bruise«, Burns, Scald», C. Moore 4 Co, business. Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Beat Pile \ New ladies and gent’s bicycles for rent Several hands are at work digging the Cure on earth. Dri-.es out Pains and • at Johnson’s bicycle shoo. trench for an extension of the water pipe Aches. Only 25 cents a box. Cure Second hand sewing machine for sale down River street. guuranteeJ. Sold by C. E. Smith, drug- j by Votaw Bros., price $12. Have you seen the last photograph gist. Mu. Alex and Fred Buchanan are in sample in Smith’s display window? New attendance at Chautauqua. A .V . R. Snyder was yesterday ap samples every week. Leave orders at Wilson’s Grocery for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Groff and Mrs. pointed to till the vacancy iu the office expressing or light hauling. Groff's sister, Mrs. Maryatt, have gone of jus'iceof the peace iu district No. 0. —Reporter. Me A tee has some nice hand made sin to Newport for an outing. gle aud double harness which he guar Mrs. B. C. Miles and children and the K a r r i« '» antees. Misses Ella Bowman and Mabel Hale Merchant tailoring coats are made up Arthur Atlmen, of Portland, has been left for Newport last Monday. Mrs. by first class Portland tailors at uo ad visiting at J . C. Cleuiensons during the Miles is occupying a cottage w ith her ded expense, os it saves shop rent, fires sister, Mrs. Gardner of Portland. week. etc., besides being made in up to date Ode Hatfield and family of Dayton vis “ Wbat might have been.”—if that style. Black dress worsteds, English ited with A. E. Moores’ west of town little cough hud’nt been neglected—is serges in colors and mixtures for nice the sad reflections of thousands of con suitings, and also woolen goods. Black last Suuday. sumptives. One Minute Cough Cure and fancy panting». Ladies dress H. D. Fox is branching out in the curea c o u g h 8 n d c o l d , . c. F. Moore 4 worsteds. Made to measure or sold by commission business since disposing of Oo. the yard. Low priced cassimcre by the his meat market. Yamhill county can boast of some yard. Agency for the Davis sewing Smith 4 Heater have the carpenter thing that we'll wager no other county machine which my experience has work on the addition to I’res. Newlin’s in the state has:—A blind bicycle rider. shown the best made. In order to make room for our residence well along. He rode a wheel from North Yamhill Barnett, a cattle buyer, drove a herd FALL STOCK OF SHOES, Master Elgin Watkins went to Salem the other day and came thro ugh in good of 500 yearling steers through town yes on Thursday where he has a job in the shape.—Transcript. terday and loaded them on cars here for Which are already arriving, we will place oti sale for a short time Capital Journal office. C. B. Wilson has been appointed Ag’t shipment to North Yakima. They were Dr. E. P. Dixon and family and Mrs. at Newberg for Multnomah box factory. from Tillamook county aud were in ALL ODDS AND ENDS IN WOMEN A N D Emma Hill ar.d Mrs. Will Vestal went If you are in need of any fruit boxes, good condition.—Reporter. strawberry crates or anything of the CHILDREN S SHOES down to Chautauqua on Wednesday. kind you can get them of him as cheap Miss Eleanor Satchwell left on Wed as you can in Portland. A n f l o u e s t R e m e d y f o r L a G r ip p e . nesday for Roseburg to join her friend, George W. W ailt of South Gardiner, Mr. and Mrs. John Crawford arrived Me., Bays: “ I have hud the worst Mrs. Dr. Hamilton, in a mountain out home on Wednesday from an extended cough, cold, chills and grip aud have ing. visit in Clackamas county. Next week Oscar Cox, who had charge of the they will leave for the Nehalem country taken lots of lrash of uo uccnuut but If you are looking for Bargaius in this line, it will pay yon to investi gate this offer at once. Y.M.C.A. athletic team at Gladstone where they will spend several weeks profit to the vendor. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the only thing that Park spent a little time in town laet visiting with Mr. Crawford’s brother. Yours for trade, has done uny good whatever. I have Monday. Thomas Rhoads, Centerfleld, O., used one 50-cent bottle aud the chills, Doors, windows, sash, mouldings, writes: “I suffered from piles seven or j cold and grip have all left me. I cou- lath, lime, shingles and all kinds of eight years, No remedy gave me relief ' gratulate the manufacturers of an hon building material for sale by Newberg until DeWitt’a Witch Hazel Salve, less est medicine.” For sale by C. F. Milling Company. than a box of which permantly cured Moore & Co. A. Amerman went to Eugene on Wed me-” Soothing, healing, perfectly S hoes th a t a r e W ear P ro o f. nesday to see his little daughter who has harmless. Beware of counterfeits. been making her home lately with her O. F, Moore 4 Co. The cobblers say “ the J.B. Lewis Co.'s sister Mrs. Zef Sears. T. B. Cummings has been at work ‘Wear-Kesisters’ do not wear out fast Wm. Manning is having some im during the week on two watering troughs enough.” Tliesu shoes ure as nearly in- provements made on his residence on which are to be put in for the con desmictablu as it is possible to make an Wynooski street. T. B. Cummings is venience of the public on First street. easy and stylish shoe. U e ta p a ira t J. It is also stated that at each place faucets C. Porter’s. 250 styles. doing the carpenter work. will actually be put in so the thirsty can I respectfully solicit the patronage of get a drink of water. Such concessions A diseased stomach surely under Bigelow & Johnson, Props. those in need of repairing and bicycle on the part of those in authority are a mines health. It dulls the brain, kills sundries. Will do my best to please little bit startling at this day. energy, destroys the nervous system, you. C. F. J o h n s o n . and predisposes to insanity and fatal S k in n e r* « C h e r r y P i t t e r . II. A. Miller and family got home from diseases. All Dyspeptic troubles are In a visit to E. H. Skinner's fruit farm quickly cured by Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. Newport on Thursday. They caught more fish than they knew what to do out on the side of Chehalem Mountain It has cured thousands of cases and Is with but the weather was too cool to on Wednesday Mr. Skinner with a force curing them every day. Its ingredi of hands was found busily engaged tak ents are such that it can’t help curing. be pleasant. ing care of bis cherry crop. Although C. F. Moore & Co. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Sawyer and Mr. Sawyer’s brother and wife who are out the crop is light this season he will have from the East left for Newport the first several tons of cherries and a moderate Having very few expenses we are in a position to furnish any Musical What sort of of the week where they w ill spend some crop of French prunes. Not at all dis couraged at the light crop,,Mr. Skinner baking pow der Instrument or Sewing Machine at less than Portland Prices. tea time at the seaside. flavoring extract« coffee is going right along with the cultivation aud spices soda H. M. Williamson, editor and publish of his largo orchard and it is now in Some sort of Music Tuesday and Saturday er of the Oregon Agricuhurist and fine condition—much better in fact than is money-back? evening of each week Rural Northwest came out from Port the average garden. Schilling s B est at your land on Wednesday to see E. H. Skin The harvesting and marketing of a gW C o m e in and see us we will trade for anything of value ner’s cherry pitter work. largo crop of cherries in localities where grocer’s. 47 Store closed Saturday until evening. R .J . Cooper has given the building there are no canneries has been some No. Schilling's B est occupied by bis meat market a complete thing of a problem, for cherries to be baking powder tea overhauling, including painting, and is marketed green must be handled in flavoring extract« coffee Having bought the W. I. and spices soda well prepared to meet the wants of the picking and packing with great care, and of course the market for green fruit most fastidious customers. are not as good as we can Decker grocery I will be glad to will always be, when the crop is heavy, One Newberg man lost a snug little somewhat limited. Dried cherries to make without any regard to meet all the old customers and sum of money and a gold watch as a re bring the best prices must be pitted and cost. They are as good as many new ones. sult of a trip to Dundee and some others here has been the rub again, but Mr. are in a fair way to sustain a loss of Skinner has successfully solved this we can make with both cost A nice, clean stock of Family reputation by the same route. problem by inventing a pitter that not and goodness on our mind Groceries at the Lowest Prices. Roy Heater took the medal in the only does the work well but does it rap pole vault at Chautauqua in a vault of idly. The Graphic will not attempt a all the time. Highect Market price paid for ten feet five inches without any extra description of this ingenious machine Butter, Kggs and other Produce. effort. He will probably attend the an for it must be seen at work in order to What kind of nual regatta at Astoria next month and realize just wbat it will do. Some im baking powner flavoring extract« provements have been made over the show the Astorians what he can do. soda and spice« machine he used last year and it is now Rev. S. S. Lewis, of Sherwood, stop a great success. Heretofore Mr. Skinner do you want? ped over here one night last week on his has claimed that it would pit two tons of Your grocer pays your way home from Chautauqua. His friends cherries in a day but now he finds that are sorry to find him in rather poor money back in full if you ^ ^ T T O R N K Y -A T LAW. it will go a ton better than that and turn health and fear that he may be compell out three tons. He certainly has a most don’t like Schilling's Best. ed to give up his work at Sherwood. CLARENCE BUTT. excellent thing in this invention which J. M. Gilleland who is an old veteran, he has been years in bringing to its pres For sale by W ill p ra c tic e in all th e c o u rts of th e state. S pecial a tte n tio n given to p ro b a te w ork, the says he wants somobody to request the ent state of perfection, for the demand Sutton. Calkins & Co. D ruggists . w ritin g of deeds, m ortgages, c o n tra c ts a n d th e d ra ftin g of a ll legal p a p ers. Oregonian to let upon the Second Ore for the machines from large growers of N e w b e rg . O r e g o n . gon business as it is getting to be harder cherries will certainly be good, A pat- N o tic e o f F i n a l S e t t l e m e n t . O r n c « —Second Floor N otice is h e re b y g iven, th a t the u n d e rsig n ed to endure than the stereotyped advertise ent has been applied for. as e x ec u to rs of of tn e e sta te of W illiam Hob B au k of N ew berg B u lld lo g . 1’urc Drugs, Paints, Oils and Wall ments of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. son, d e ce a se d , h ave filed In th e C ounty C ourt of Y a m hill co u n ty , state of O regon, th e ir Anal F o r S a le . Paper. acco u n t of th e ir a d m in is tra tio n of said esta te Preaching at the Baptist church next F. A. M ORRIS. Pres. and th a t said c o u rt has fixed T uesday, A ugust A. R. MILLS, V lc e-P re , Sunday morning, subject “ Paul’s mis Fifty head of stock sheep. 8th s t 10 o ’clock a. m. of said day as the tim e A . P . J o iin s o m . M 03E 8 VOTAW, C ashier. and th e co u rt room of said c o u rt a t M cM inn sionary ambition.” Evening subject, v ille in said c o u n ty an d state as th e place for h e a rin g said a cc o u n t and all o b je c tio n s to th e “The Earnest of the Spirit” All are Stationery and School Supplias. sam e if th e re be any, by said court. 6-23 to Top Buggy for sale. cordially invited to attend. Come my A. T. BLAIR. E d m u n d R o b in s o n , 8AMUKL II0B 80N . friend I have something to say to you. E xecutor« of th e E sta te of W illiam H obson, Newberg, Oregon. Deceaned. J. F. D a v , Pastor. A Genuine When's Sale ' Shoes at Mrs. J. A. Clemenson and littleone, of Portland, are in town visiting with the families o f J. C. Clemenson and Eli Evans. George Metcalfs left for Nescowin on S. P . R A I L R O A D T I R E T A B L E . Wednesday where they will spend a couple of weeks enjoying the cooling sea Y a m h ill D iv is io n . breezes. P a sse n g e r d ep o t foot of Jeffe rso n stre et. Po rt Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Miles returned la n d , O re. from Scotts Mills the first of the week. Mr. Miles has made some improvement A irlie m a il (tri w eekly). but has not been able to get back to his 8:40 a. m Lv . . P o rtld u d Ar J 3 0.» n. N ew berg. 11:33 a. m. Lv Lv 1 12:13 p. m. former self. 3:50 p. m. Ar A irlie Lv 1 7 :30 a. ra. Mrs. Vannie Moore and the children P o rtla n d .. 4:36 p m. J Lv Ar 8:40 a. m. went to Willamina Tuesday evening for N ew berg . <5:0'> p. m. I Lv Lv 7:0-1 a. m. S h e rid a n .. 7:40 p. m. j Ar Lv 5:30 a. m. a visit with her mother Mrs. Ellen Rob bins and to have an outing in the foot G. W. CITTTS, Agent, N ew berg. hills of the Coast Mountains. R. R O E L E K; M anager. C. H. MARKHAM. Rev. J. F. Day in company with How Gen. F. A P. Ageut. P o rtlan d , o re . ard Williams, Mrs. Emma Bell and Miss Carrie Clemenson drove to Middleton last Sunday where Rev. Day adminis Local Events. tered the rite of baptism to three per sons. C. B. Wilson is still paying cash for Miss May Hughes, of Faribault, Min produce. nesota, a teacher who was returning Second hand sewing machines at Vo- home from the National Association at taw Bros. Los Angeles, stopped off here on Tues Help the monument fund, at Hodson day for a short visit with Rev. Joseph Halls. Bros. Saturday. DeWitt’s Littly Early Risers benefit Over 1000 feet of new ’99 hose, fresh permanently. They lend gentle assis from the factory. See F. H. Storey. tance to nature, causes no pains or Rev. F. W. Banner will preach in the weakness, permanently curing consti Evangelical church next Sunday even pation and liver ailments. C. F. Moore ing- j 4 Co. E. C. Ward, A. H. Partridge and H. J . L. Hoskins and J. M. Atkinson C. Barclay wheeled it to Portland and were down in Multnomah county below return last Sunday. Portland the first of the week looking ai Services will be held in the basement Jersey entile and blooded sheep. They of the M. E. church next Sunday by always consider that the best is none too good for their farms. Rev. Joseph Hall. A missionary program will be render H. J. Minthorn and daughter AH ¿i from Scoits Mills were iu town ed at Chehalem Center on Thursday ade evening, August 3 with cooling refresh last Monday and Tuesday. D. B. Bartlett, who formerly resided ments to follow. The object is to get a at Newberg, was down from Rosedale renewal of the interest in missionary work and to raise some money for the the first of the week on business. Alaska mission. Dr. H. J. Littlefield, J.C . Nelson and The Binford brothers, Peter and Mor Tom Bryan with their families are ar ris, who are connected with the office of ranging to join the seaside resorters at The Northwest Pacific Farmer in Port Newport next week. land wheeled it up from Portland last We do not claim to be the only Milli Bunday astride a tandem, and after vis nery store in the county hut you will iting for a short time at Dr. F. W. Bin- find a nice stock of up to date hats at fords returned to the city. reasonable prices at Mrs. Johnson’s. The Misses Mabel L. Marvin and Mae Spray with McBain’s Carbolic Com McDonald, of Winona, Minnesota, who pound. Death on fruit tree pests, and were on their way home from Los An hop lice. Call for circulars and see sam geles where they attended the meeting ple. W. C. K rl ’ uer , Agent. of the National Teachers association The Terry family recently from Port stopped off here last week and visited land but not very long since from Min with their friend Mrs. J. M. Barrie. nesota have bought a ten acre tract at The contract for building the Holt the foot of Bala Hill of Jesse Edwards. w agon bridge on the road leading to West Charley Mays has rented the H. W. Chehalem was let by the county court Grabel rooms, furnished, for a month to W. H. Morris of Newberg for $393.23. and his mother, Mrs. M. J. Mays, is Mr. Morris seems to be able to knock here from Tacoma keeping house for the persimmon in almost every case where he makes a bid on a bridge con him. tract. D. H. Turner is acting in the capacity Mrs. Hannah Bond is nursing a very of cashier of the Chehalem Valley Bank severely sprained wrist as a result of a in the absence of Moses Votaw who is taking a vacation with his family at bard fall she received last Sunday when on the way to church. A loose board in Newport. the walk did it. What shall the moral Jerome Hoback, of Portland in com be? Never go to church, or, see that the pany with his sister Mrs. T. J. Parker, walks aro made “navigable” for pedes of Spokane, Washington, have been in trians? town during the week visiting with G. J. H. Crew with his wife and daughter P. Kinyons. who are out from Washington D. C. Mr and Mrs. B. Lackamp, Elston, taking a vacation arrived here lastTuez- Mo., write: “One Minute Cough Cure ; day and are visiting north of town with saved the life of our little boy when ! N. G. Kirks, Mrs. Crew and Mrs. Kirk R am sey A F e n to n A tty’s for E state. nearly dead with the oroup.” C. F. being sisters. Mr. Crew holds a good Farm F o r Halo. C. E. Negus, of West Branch, Iowa, Moore 4 Co, : position in the postofiice department at stopped off here last Monday and visited Two hundred and fifty acres 5 miles AGENTS W A N T E D - FOR “ TH E LIFE AND with bit former friend Wm. Stratton west of Newberg. Half in cultivation. a c h ie v e m e n ts of A d m ira l D ew ey," th e w orld s Mr. m d Mrs. J. L. Davis werein town 1 Washington. createi.t n av al hero. ' Bv M urat H alstead , the Walter S. Parker has secured a po- until evening when be took the train Inquire at the Graphic office. tf Wednesday and took out home with lifelouft frie n d and a d m ire r of th e n a tio n ’s idol. B iggest aud b e st b o o k ; over 600 paces, 8 x 10 them a sack oi ice. The boys were to ' eition with the Portland Y.M.C.A. and for Sheridan where he is visiting with . . . w Inches: n e arly 100 pages h a lfto n e illu s tra tio n s . 2 B is m a r c k a I r o n N e r v e O nly $1.60. E norm ous d e m a n d . Big com m ls- Adney Foggs. He Mys there are many on Wednesday he went down to ascer finish their hay harvest in the evening v v -. i k . a , la n rii I KmmltK »ions. O utfit free C hance of a lif« tim e . W rite Wag the resalt »»I of hi« splendid health, T he D om inion C om pany, 3rd floor (jhx- and they were preparing a treat of ice tain wbat his duties were to be, which Iowa peop e looking this way with a are understood here to be mostly clerical. view of getting away from the cold Indomitable will and tremendous energy j ton Bldg., C hicago. cream for them. are not found where Stomach, Liver ■ j - _.. --------------- 1 . y Walter is a young man of good charac winters. Mrs Edwards attended the monthly ter and his many friends here are glad Kidney« mnd Bowel» are out of order. I c t i v e s o l i c i t o r s w a n t e d every - On the invitation of Prof. Linnvillc, here for "T he Story of th e P h ilip p in e » ” business meeting of Friends clinrch at that he has secured this position, I yon want the«« qualities and tbe success by M w urat H alstead. com ml c lo n e d by tn « G ov of New York, who was spoken of last Sherwood last Saturday afternoon and e rn m e n H iatorian to th e W ar De they bring, use Dr. King's New Life Pills. p a rtm e n t t. a« official The book was w ritte n in a rm y L. S. Heaeoek who has been working week as being in town visiting with his on Sunday at 11 a. m. she filled the pul They develop every power of brain and cam ps a t San Kranctaco, on th e Pacific w ith pit in place of Rev. S. S. Lewis, the pas in a sawmill at Vienta, Wasco county, father, R. B. Linnville, Prof. Edwin body. Only 25 cents at C. E. SmilL’s G eneral M erritt, in th e h o sp ita ls a t H onolulu, in Hon« Kong, in th e A m e ric a n ' tra n c h e s at is in the Good Samaritan hospital at Morrison has gone to Port Townsend in tor, who is in very poor health. M anila, in th e in s u rg e n t cam p s w ith A guinaldo on th e d e ck of th e O lym pia w ith D ew er. in th e Portland having a broken ltg mended. company with the Linnvillei to make a drugstore. ro a r of b attle a t th e _ fall of M anila. B o o an ia Stanley 4 Bond are now in the New- A boat two weeks ago he was struck by a scientific research along Paget Sound. Wm. M. Manning, now of Newberg, for agents. B rim ful of o rig in a l p ic tu re « taken by g o v e rn m e n t p hotographer« on the herg Meat Market and arc doing busi which broke both bones of one leg Prof. Linnville says the Yale college pro wae in the city Wednesday. His sale book Low prices. Big profit«. J ness in the best of style. ‘ A good sup at the ankle. He is getting along nicely fessor* have told him they consider this on tbe old place west of Carlton occu red p Large a id C re d it g iv e n . Drop all tra sh y tiiM w ar book* O utfit free. A ddress, F. T. B ply of fresh meat usually on hand. If aud t(i:nks he will soon be able to go to one of the best fields in the whole country on Tneaday, and brought fairly good Sec'y S tar In s u ra n c e Bldg., C hicago. you have fat stock to sell you will do work again. The mill hands have a for the student of Biology and with such prices, considering the Uine of year, well to see them before selling elsewhere. hospital fund laid up for such emergen a prospect before him of course Prof. Mr. Manning is well pleased with New- ' berg aa a place to live and is doubly W. A. Newell, for several years pos cies and Mr! Haacock ia now realiaing Morrison went away happy. N ew - Charles E. Comstock, who was first happy because of the fact that two east- tal clerk on the Portland-Sheridan run the benefit of it. h * h o to Gallery but who is now running on the East Walter C. Woodward arrived home sargeant in Co. H. 161st Indiana Volun- ern friend#, Mr Sm ith,of Washington, Side road is mourning the untimely from Indiana laat Sunday evaning teers Infantry, in tbe late war and who Pa., and hi* niece Mis# I .aura Martin, death oi his nine year old son who was where be spent a month visiting after is visiting with bis parent# at Dundee, of Moundsville, W. Va., arrived laat Is now read y for business Ail work drowned ir, Salmon river last Saturday. the close of the years work at Earlhani ! was in town last Monday. He saya be week to visit him. and will remain uu- g u a ra n te e d . The family had just gone there and College, Richmond, where be graduated »aw no fighting but his regiment spent til September. They are looking for — — completed arrangement# for camping with the clam of ’99. In tha clam were about four months in Havana and while land to purchase in this counlry.-R c- A r u to «■ t P f a d e » r i n t . h - C ra y oat for a time with some friends w hen Thomas Hester who graduated from Pa- there he climbed over the remains of porter. o n W o r k w ) P k o f o B u t t nom. -------------------- tifeaccident took place. The little K t - ‘eific college a year ago and Herman tbe Maioe. After being mustered out he Ed Wing, the liverymen, loet a horse ^ j ell from a log into the awift run- Stabler from near Baltimore, Maryland, found himself pretty well knocked oat stream and was carried into a' deep who was a student in the oollege here a with rheumatism and be came to Ore- on Tuesday, from tbe effect of being Byerü, eddy and drowned-before he could le few years ago when bis parents were gon to get reliaf. So far b* is vary much over-driven on the Sunday previous.— Cor».r f i n i »ud M ila. I pleased with the result* of tbe change. Reporter. i rest feat j of Newberg. rescue J. À F. AND A. M.—MEETS EVERY SATUib s day n ig h t in C. V. B auk b u ild in g . ^ (Of Women A At a Merely Nominal Price. A ’’K V ¿ s* ,.r4 - . -rW ', • Sutton, Galkins & Co. TH IS NRW BRR M U S IC S T ORB. KIMBALL PIANOS A ORGANS Singer Sew ing M achines ia Stock. .^¡9 FAMILY GROCERIES and PROVISIONS. G. W. Gilbert. C. F. Moore & Co Newberg, Or. O R G A ISTIZIE j ID 1 8 9 3 Books and Tablets aud Etc., Etc. SPRING HILL FARM. Transacts a general banking JE R S E Y CATTLE business. A PO L A ÎT D CHINA HOGS Foreign Exchange bought and From (he heat «tr.in. |hr’<^ k for A ddress, sold. Careful attention given Collections. ** r** J . M. A S. W . A T K IN S O N . N ew b erg , Or.
