sou 78.84 a in H H Uvdo die
Carl Stanley Hup from Portland this
Choice Nebraska sorgi) m il at Lasbior’s
t5ar4w..................................... 1649 20
week
visiting
with
his
father.
Your bop gloves 2» cents at HoJson
BUM ENDS' CH UR C H .— 8E It VICES EVERY
Fannie
Roberts to Carrie Rhu.te
) Sun nday
d ay a t II a, m. a n d $ p. in. a n d Thursd
Bros.
The Iudian says we will have uo
1-10 hit iu Its 11 12 blk 22 N
ay a t 2 p. m. S ab b ath school e v e r r Sunday a t $ 2 . 00 .
9.45 a. m. M onthly m ooting a t 8 p.'m . th e nrst
Yamhill.. ...........................
50 00 ;
Miss May Lamb is assisting Cashier ' Wanted—tobuy first class cows at summer. The white man knows we
Tuesday in each m o u th . Q u a rte rly m ooting
hav’iit got it. Any fool, ean predict a Wirt Ltuighlin A wf to Ca'rio
Newberg
Creamery.
!Colcord
iu
»'*•
B'lllk
*
*
*
*
*
*
May, A ucust a n d Novemi-cr. W o m a n s For
long white?; the wise matt prepares for
Rliude 1-10 hit in 41495 sq ft
eign M issionary Society m eets th ir d S a tu rd a y
If you want a good chicken for .Sunday Leave orders at Wilson’s Grocery for It and purchases his underwear at Hol-
In each m o u th a t 3 p. m ,
Thomas Davis die..................
60 00
I
expressing
or
light
hauling.
soit Bros.
T> ARTIST CHURCH.—SERVICES, SUNDAY i t leave your order at Wilson's grocery.
G ti Wright A tvfto M J Michaux
U a. m. a n d 7:30 p. m . Sanilay achool Sun-
For sale at a bargain, my homo on
The Misses Xorraa and Alta Rankin,
eaya a t 10 a. m . P ray e r m eetin g W ednesday
lu 7 8 blk 2 Newbys 3rd add
Word received from Nate Snodgrass at
e v en in g a t 7:30 o’clock.
C a l v in S t a n l e y .
j of Portland, are visitiug with Miss Liz River street.
to McM............. .’ ............. .. 1250 00
North Yakima, Washington, states that
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The Baptist Sunday school he'd a crops are tine, though fruit is rather Henry Williams to Rosa H Dix
as follows: F e b ru a ry 7th
- , two
.. _ weeks
___ __
a n d 2 21st, M arch 7th a n d 21at, a n d A pril t i n a n d
on
Its
9
10
11
12
blk
29
Ed
young
son
picnic
yesterday
in
the
Edwards
oak
Mrs.
Lockwood,
with
light
in
tiiat
section.
It
seems
also
that
l i th .
wards add to Newberg............ 90 00
Claud, is visiting this week with rela- grove.
— OF—
we have no monopoly on the unexpected
SREE METHODIST.—PRAYER MEETING
-v
<
August rain, for they also have ex William Millsap A wf to H M
1 every T h u rsd a y At 7 ; AO p. m . «abbaili tives in Astoria.
Have
you
seen
tho
last
photograph
achool ev. ry S u n d ay a t 10 a. m.
l’eery
160
a
tie
sec
6
t4sr5w...
1000
00
perienced
a
little
of
the
“
unusual.”
T. B. Cummings made a dying busi sample in Smith's display window? New
J R Mendenhall A wf to Samuel
-P R E A C H IN O 11.:00 A M.
M. a K. n d CHURCH
7 :.‘10 p. in. ev ery Sun d ay S u n d a y ness trip to McMinnville on bis wheel samples every week.
George Tolson writes that he had a
W Evans Its 1 2 3 4 5 8 7 blk 5
School 10:00 &. in.
(la s s 12:u0 in. J u n io r last Saturday afternoon.
The pastor of the Presbyterian church very pleasant ocean trip down to Han
L eag u e 3:00 p. in.
E p w u rth League 0:30 p. in.
Fosters ad to Sheridan.......... 180 00
P r a y e r a n d P raise M eeting every W ednesday
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Porter have teen announces that there will be no services Francisco, and did not miss a lueal— Maggie Brown A husb to Hank
7 :3 0 p in. C h o ir P ra c tic e every W ednesday
a p. in. All a re c o rd ia lly In v ite d to all of visiting the past week at Mrs. Porter’s in his church Sunday.
lie failed to specify ns to the loss of any.
Brown 30 a in sec 10 t5sr7w.. 150 00
th e s e services.
WM. J. WALTZ, Pastor.
old home at Ilebo, Tillamook county.
Lee Smith has recently purchased a He is nrfw studying in the Pacific The Hank Brown to Milton Carter
ological Seminary at Oakland, and re 30 a iu sec 10 t5sr7 w.............. 150 OO
SOCIETY NOTICES.
Mrs. B. A. Millsap of Lebanon, has steam wood saw which is now doing
cites two classes in the university at
m a r r ia g e l ic e n s e s .
service
about
town.
been
visiting
during
the
past
week
with
OF THE WOBLD.—NEWBEROCAMP.NO.
Berkeley where Sarg llrltt is attending.
, 113, m eets ev ery M onday ev en in g .
her sister Mrs. W. W. Nelson west of Mrs. Lizzie Jetty of Champocg visited
Arthur McPhillipa to Marguerite Red
- I l l c. T. U.-BUSINESS MEETING THE s£ C - 1 to w n .
mond.
T. B. Duncans’ returned homo from
with Mrs. Marguerite Elliott a tew days
\V . o n d a n d fo u r th W ednesday in e ac h j
Meadow Lake Monday where they had
mon*h’________________________ _
I Miss Gertrude Craven of Middleton the first of the week.
S hoes T h a t W e a r.
O. O. F .—SESSIONS HELD ON THURSDAY returned home Saturday after a several
Ladies wanting any kind of stamping been fishing and picking huckleberries.
Every
shoe
requirement is found in J.
t ev en in g s in B ank of N ew berg b u ild in g .
days visit with her cou9in Miss Grace done will be accommodated at the Wil While out there a party from North
B. Lewis Co.’s “ Wear-Resisters.” Tho
Yamhill
shot
u
deer
back
of
the
lake
a n d l . o f s .—K e w b e r o c o u n c il ,NO: ! Craven.
K , 168, m eets ev ery F rid ay ev en in g in Ma- j Mrs. Rebecca Marr returned home lamette Valley Telephone office.
and divided up with them very liber uppers, soles, linings, stitching are per
sonic h a ll.
Top Buggy for sale.
ally, so they feasted on venison steak. fect. They are the most comfortable
F. and a . M.—MEETS e v e r y 8ATU& ! from Carlton the latter part of the week,
E
d
m
u
n
d
R
o
b
in
s
o
n
,
Torn seems to have falleu in love with durable, stylish shoes made. Get a pair
day n ig h t in C. V. B ank b u ild in g .
^
where she had enjoyed a pleasant visit
Newberg, Oregon.
the place out there and wishes to buy a at J. C. Porter’s.
with the Phineas Roberts family.
Rev. L. D. Barr and J. M. Wright small tract for a summer resort. He
S. P . R A I L R O A D T I M E T A B L E .
Mr. IY-ffer of Dayton drove down drove up to Carlton yesterday to hold expects to return again next week.
A n I lo n e a t R e m e d y f o r L a G r ip p e .
Wednesday and made the purchase of a preaching services there last night and
Georgo \V. Waitt of South Gardiner,
Y a m h ill D iv is io n *
thoroughbred Jersey calf of J. L. Hos this evening.
Me., says: “ I have had the worst
F o r S a le .
kins.
Any one wishing to buy a nice sight cough, cold, chills and grip and have
Doors, windows, sash, mouldings,
P a sse n g e r d ep o t foot of Jefferso n stre et, Po rt
Mr. J. B. Taylor, who for the past two lath, lime, shingles and all kinds of ly residence, healthy loeatiou, good taken lots of trash of no account but
la n d , Ore.
or three weeks lias been acting as station building material for sale by Newberg house with all modern improvements, | profit to the vendor. Chamberlain's
A irlie m ail (tri-w eek ly ). ___
agent here, pulled up stakes and left Milling Company.
a good business, or a fine 10 acre tract j Cough Remedy is the only thing that
8:40 a. m. I Lv
. P o rtla n d ... Ar ! 3:05 p. m. Friday morning, Mr. Cutts again taking
has done any good whatever. I have
11:35 a. m. | Lv.
.N e w b e rg ....... Lv | 12:15 p. m.
Mrs. E. F. Kuckraan has left for of land 1 mile from Newberg will please used one 50-cent bottle and tho chills,
3 :5') P. m. j Ar
A irlie — . .Lv j 7:30 a. m. the helm.
Waterville, Washington where site will call on VV. P. Heacock for particulars cold and grip have all left me. I con
S h e rid a n p a ssen g e r (d aily e x ce pt Sunday).
Mr. and Mrs. John Hash left yester visit through the winter with her and price. A bargain to the right
4:30 p in. I Lv — P o rtla n d .. .. Ar S:40 a. m.
or
party.
Will tako part cash, rest In gratulate the manufacturers of an hon
6:05 p. m. I L v .......N ew berg . .. .Lv
7:05 a. m. day morning for a visit with Eastern daughter Mrs. Wilson.
est medicine.” For sale by C. F.
7:40 p. m. | Ar .. S h e rid a n ........ Lv
5:30 a. m.
laud.
friends and relatives in Nebraska and
Moore A Co.
An old gentleman named Slvyer, of
G. W. CUTTS, A gent, N ew berg.
Iowa. They expect to be gone about
R. KO ELER, M anager.
Forest
Grove,
was
in
town
yesterday
two months.
F a y Y o u r T ax es.
C. H. MARKHAM,
looking for a house to which to bring
Paul B. Cooper, the only member of
Gen. F. »Sc P. Agent, P o rtla n d , o re .
By order of the county court taxe3 will
Miss Janie Lewelling, of Oregon City, his family, and send his children to
the High School class of '98 absent at
become
delinquent
after
Sept.
1.
Gov
stopped off here on her way from Amity, school.
graduation, was tendered a reception
ern yourself accordingly.
where she had been visiting, Wednes
Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.
Local Events.
Orrin
and
Hugh
Retine
and
Verne
day morning, and visited with her rela
T. S. Patty. Three of the members of
Nason
returned
from
Tillamook
Tues
tives, the Votaws.
H o p F lc k e r a W a n t e d .
tho class were unavoidably absent. Like
day where they had been coasting it for
Heacock for wood-sawing.
Mrs. E. II. Woodward, with son Her a time. Tho boys seemed to think they
Fifty hop pickers wanted, 18 to 20 days alloccasions of this kind, it is needless
C. B. Wilson is still paying cash lor man, left yesterday morning for Hepp- got more rain than recreation.
picking. Will pay 90 cents per 100 lbs. to say, a most enjoyable time was had
produce.
Address, C. C. L auqhlin , North Yam by all present. Prof. Reynolds and the
ner, Eastern Oregon where she will visit
Alva Cook, with family, of Meyers hill, Oregon.
class kept Paul quite busy answering
Rollin Kirk is working with the Clem with her brother N. C. Maris and fam
Falls, Washington, ltns been visiting
questions and telling incidents of his
ily for a couplo of weeks.
Scott thrashing outfit of LaFayette.
during the week with his parents,
Philippine trip. There was some sing
Over 1000 feet of new ’99 hose, fresh
B a r r i e '*
Merril Heaton, of Middleton, was in Martin Cook and wife. Alva is station
ing and reciting. Ice cream at>d cako
from the factory. See F. H. Storey.
town with his father Monday and or agent at the above named location,
Merchant tailoring coats are made up were served during tho evening.—
Jesse EJwards made a business trip dered a supply of hop tickets printed.
Allen Smith and son Hnrlon have by first class Portland tailors at uo ad Telephone-Register.
this week to Baker City and LaGrande He says that present prospects are good torn out the front of the Storey build ded expense, as it saves shop rent, fires
in the interest of the Edwards brick for an excellent hop yield.
ing opposite tlie town hall and have etc., besides being made in up to date
4
D is c o v e r e d b y a W o m a n .
factory.
Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Cash, who attend put in a nice glass front which Bets otr style. Black dress worsteds, English
Another great discovery has been
serges
in
colors
and
mixtures
for
nice
Tho Loyal Temperance Legion will ed Scotts Mills quarterly meeting last the appearauce of the structure excel suitings, and also woolen goods. Black made, and that too, by a lady in this
meet Sat. Aug. 26th at 2:30 p.m. in the week, continued their trip to Prune lently.
and fancy pantings. Ladies dress county. “ Disease fastened its clutches
Presbyterian church. Let all tho child Ridge, Marion and Itosedale where they
Rev. R. A. Atkins, the popular pas worsteds. Made to measure or sold by upon her nnd for seven years she with
ren come.
* held short series of meetings.
tor of the M. E, church here three years tho yard. Low priced cassimero by the stood its severest tests, but her vital or
One Minute Cough Cure quickly ago, will give a lecture in tho Methodist yard. Agency for tho Davis sewiug gans wero undermined and death seem
Little Miss Agnes Goodrich of Payton
rode down on her wheel tho first of the cures obstinate summer coughs and church next Tuesday evening on “Jere machine which my experience has ed Imminent. For three months she
coughed incessantly, and could not
week and visited with her cousin Balf colds. “ I consider it a most wonderful miah’s Visit to Ireland.” Rev. Atkins’ shown the best made.
medicine—quick and safe.”—W. W. many friends will be glad of the oppor
sleep. She finally discovered a way to
Robertson.
Merton, Mayhew Wis. C. F. Moore tunity to hear him again.
recovery, by purchasing of us a bottle
4
G lo rio u s N ew s
Master Harold Bennett who has been & Co.
of I)r. King's New Discovery for Con Having very few expenses we are in a position to furnish any Musical
The
regular
services
at
the
Friends
visiting here for a few weeks returned
C. B. Wilson lias been appointed Ag’t church Sunday morning will be con Comes from Dr. D. B. Cnrgile, of sumption, and wus so much releived
Instrument or Sewing Machine at less than Portland Prices.
to his home in Portland on the Tuesday
at Newberg for Multnomah box factory. ducted by the pastor. In the evening, Washita, I. T. He writes: “Four bot on taking the first dose, that she slept
morning train.
tles
of
Electric
Bitters
lias
cured
Mrs.
¿
•
“
Come in and see us we will trade for anything of v a lu c .^ p ^
all night; and with two bottles, lias
If you are in need of any fruit boxes, at 8 p. nt., Pres. Thomas Newlin lias
George Metcalf and family returned strawberry crates or anything of the kindly consented to relieve the pastor. Brewer of scrofula which had caused been absolutely cured. Her name is
Store closed Saturday until evening.
her great suffering for years. Terrible' Mrs. Luther Lutz. Thus writes W, C.
homo from the coast Monday evening, kind you can get them of him as cheap Come out and hear him.
sores
would
break
out
on
her
head
and
Hunnsck A Co., of Shelby M. C. Trial
where they had greatly enjoyed a as you can in Portland.
L evi B arr , Pastor.
face, and the best doctors could give no bottle free at C. E. Smith’s drug store.
month’s outing.
Services will be held in the upper part
Lon Hill received nn interesting let help; but her cure is complete and her
Having bought the W . I.
Jesse Hobson took bis children down of the M. E. church next Sunday, 11 a. ter through the mail Tuesday. I t was health is excellent.” This shows what Regular size 50c. and $1.00. Every
bottle
guaranteed.
to Astoria this week, where they have m. Subject, ‘‘A Call to the Ministry.” one Mrs. Hill had written him when thousands havd proved—that Electric
Decker grocery I will be glad to
all been sniffing the sea breeze and tak Junior League 3 p. m. Epworth League he was in the Klondike, and was over Hitters is the best blood purifier known
meet all the old customers and
Dr. A. J. Ilossiter received a letter on
ing in events of regatta week there.
7:15 p.m . Preaching at 8 p. m. Sub a year old, the date being July 24, 1898. It's the supremo remedy for eczema,
Thursday
from
his
sister,
Mrs.
G.
W.
ject,
“
Unconscious
Influence.”
many new ones.
It would probably have been more ap tetter, salt rlieum, ulcers, boils and
Spray with McBain’s Carbolic Com
Downing, of Salem, who, with herltus-
pound. Death on fruit tree pests, and
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure thoroughly preciated bad it been received a year running sores. It stimulates liver, band, is lu Alusku. She writes that
A nice, clean stock o f Family
kidneys and bowels, expels poisons,
hop lice. Call for circulars and see sam digests food without aid from the stom ago.
herself
and
husband,
and
also
her
helps digestion builds up the strength.
ple.
W. C. K r u g e r , Agent.
ach, and at the same time heals and re-
Groceries at the Lowest Prices.
daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
W. P. Heacock wishes bis friends to
Master George Mitchell is working for , st° res Hie diseased digestive organs. It know and don’t you forget it, regardless Only 50c. Hold by C. E. Smith drug Judge C. A. Suhlbredo are in tho best
Highect Market price paid for
Charlie Shires on the latter’s ranch out is Hie only remedy that does both of of what they may have heard to the gist. Guaranteed.
of health. Mrs. I). expects soon to
near Meadow Lake, shingle making and Htese things and can be relied upon to contrary, that he has a wood-saw engine
Butter, Eggs and other Produce.
being her two daughters to Tacoma,
G r a i n D is p la y a t E x p o s i t i o n .
cooking being his principal occupations. permanently cure dyspepsia. C. F, and asks you kindly to give hint your or
and place tiiem in tlie seminary at
Moore A Co.
Tn order to get a good display of that place to be eduented. She will
ders for wood-sawing. He will treat you
Frank Elliott returned from his work
E. H. Woodward has been attending square and do the work as cheap as any grain and grasses for the Portland Ex then visit friends and relatives at Sa
in Southern Oregon, Wednesday. He
position the management has decided lem, Dayton and Newberg before re
tf
will now work in the employ of the Ore- the annual meeting of the state editor- one.
to oiler three premiums; first premium turning to her homo at Skugaway.
gon City Pulp Mills as timber inspector. | ial assoclatian at Astoria this week and
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cures dyspep $100, second $70, and third $30 to be Mrs. Downing writes that her husband
has
also
been
taking
in
the
regatta
sia because its ingredients are such that given to the county making the best is in tho Atlin mines witli a view of ^ ^TTO RN EY -A T-LA W .
Fred McGregor who has been spending
his vacation at Scotts Mills, returned to there. On bis way down, in Portland, it can’t help doing so. “The public exhibit of grain and grasses from the investing. She is delighted with Alas
CLARENCE BUTT.
Newberg with Pres. Newlin the first of he met his old friend Dr. Will Clark of can rely upon it as a master remedy for states of Oregon, Washington and ka—says it is a fine country. It is
the week, and will wait here for the be Ontario, California, who accompanied all disorders arising from imperfect di Idaho.
W
ill
n
ra
c tlc c iu all th e c o u rts of th o state.
surprising how rapidly vegetables and S pecial a tte
n tio n giv en to p robate w ork, th e
gestion.” Jamss M. Thomas, M .D.,ln
ginning of college, with his brother Ed. him to Astoria.
The Southern Pacific railroad com garden truck grows. Such things are w ritin g of d eed s, m ortgages, contractu a n d tho
ruggists
d
ra
ftin
g
of
a
ll legal papers.
Maurice L. Townsend, who for the American Journal of Health, N. Y. pany has been authorized to receive at iuexpensivo iu Skagaway.—Dayton
George Grayson of Tillamook was
N ew b erg . O reg o n .
tho various stations on its lines wheat, Herald.
around calling on his old Newberg past three or four months has been C. F. Moore & Co.
O ff ic e — Hecond Floor
R ank of N ew berg b u ild in g .
friends last Friday. John Barker, one teaching school at Oretown, in Tillamook
E. C. Armstrong and family have just outs and grasses. From each station
Pure Drugs, Paints, Oils and W all
of the proprietors of the Tillamook and county, came in on the train Friday arrived from southern California, where will be tuken 50 bundles of wheat, 25 of
Paper.
F. A. MORRIS, Pres.
Schilling's B est
North Yamhill stage route, came in with morning. After vieiting over Sunday they have been for tlie past five or six oats and 25 of grasses and five cents a
A. R. MILLS, V ice Pres.
with his sister Mrs. J. C. Hodson, he left years, and intend to make this their fu bundle will be paid.
him.
tea
baking; powder
coffee
flavorlof extracts
MOSES VOTAW, Cashier.
here Monday morning for his home near
The bundles should be about six
•oda
and apicea
Noah Heater and sons have been put Richmond, Indiana, after an absence of ture home. It is the same old story—
inches
in
diameter,
cut
full
length
and
Stationery and School Supplies.
ting up some tine baskets down at the two years. He expects to attend medi once in Oregon never satisfied till back
ore all good; but of course
closely tied together.
basket factory during tho past week. cal college next year, probably at Indi again, for there is no place like unto it.
All exhibits must reach Portland by some are better than others.
Their many friends here are glad to
They are manufacturing some exception anapolis.
an
September 1.
welcome them back again.
ally large ones, specially adapted for use
New berg, Or.
Have you any doubts
Yamhill
county
ought
to
make
a
dis
Books and Tablets and Etc., Etc,
in the hop yards.
J . J. Barndollar an old Pennsylvania
Charlie Moore's under lip has gradual play that will take first premium.
about
Schilling's
Best
friend
of
Howard
Williams’
arrived
here
Stanley & Bond are now in the New
ly come up again and assumed its natu
O Z E ^ O -^ Is riZ IE ID 1 8 9 3
iking powder?
tn r
berg Meat Market and are doing busi last week with his family from Coffey- ral position, the cure having been effect
coffee?
avorTng extracts?
R u l e . F u r S to r in g W h e a t.
vllle,
Kansas.
They
have
been
away
aoda?
and
spites?
SPRINC HILL FARM.
ness in the best of style. A good sup
ed when his wife and children arrived |
Following are tba rales for storing
Transacts a general banking
ply of fresh meat usually on hand. If from home for a considerable length of home Wednesday morning from Willa-
Your
grocer
pays
you
JE R SE Y CATTLE & PO LA N D
business.
you have fat etock to sell yon will do time, taking in the many sights along mina, where they had been visiting for wheat at the Newberg Flouring Mills.
back
your
money
in
full
CHINA HOGS
Wheat
is
stored
in
bulk
as
we
loan
the
coast
from
Southern
California
well to see them before selling elsewhere.
a few weeks. Charlie had only been to
north. Mr, Barndollar was in Coffey- the train to meet them five times, and the grain sacks to our customers.
1
if
you
don’t
like
them.
Guy Metcalf returned borne from villewhen the Dalton gang made the at
Foreign Exchange bought and From tho beat at raina. Stook for Mio el raaaOQ
Anyone selling their wheat between
able price*.
Ball9ton tho latter part of last week, tempt to rob two Joanks and was a wit had about concluded that tlie joys of the present date and July 15, 1900, will
sold.
Aditna,
Schilling's B est
where he had gone to work with a ness to the battle which ensued, result thia life are rather uncertain.
get two cents moro per bushel than the
tea
baking powder
J . M. & S. W. ATKINSON.
thrashing crew. They thrashed one ing in the death of eight men, four of
coffee
flavoring extract* j
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Speer of Garfield,! local market price as compared with
•oda
and apices
Careful attention given Collections.
Newberg, Or.
bushel and had to discontinue in defer the gang and four citizens.
Ohio, who have been making a tour of value of wheat in balk at Portland.
ence to the gentle rain. On the clearing
the coast beginning with Southern Cali Customers who carry their wheat over will justify you in going to
As was predicted by his admiring fornia, stopped off here Tuesday and to another year will get no more for it
tip of the weather, he went back again
I friends Roy Heater won the pole vault visited over night with Kmraor Hall’s than the real market price at time of the trouble of asking your
the first of the week.
at Astdria Saturday and now holds the
grocer for them and of get-
Mrs. M. II. Pinney and little daugh Northwest record. He also won second with whom they used to be very well ac selling.
Crescent Hlcyclcs
Should we sometimes nay more than ting your money back if
ter have returned to Newberg from place in tfie running broad jump and quainted. They are also old friends of
j
the
Kirks
and
the
Douglas
family.
Mr.
|
two
cents
abovo
the
market
price
for
Mountaindale, Ore., where Mr. Pinney
third place in the 120 yd. hurdles. The
you don’t luppen to like
has been at work in the Dorrance lum j Sunday Oregonian says : “ The pole 1 Speer is a large fruit dealer, and was •tored wheat or wheat brought to mill,
! greatly interested in our orchards.
we reserve the privelege of only paying any of thffm.
ber mills for the past few months. The
vault was the most closely fought of all
such a price for stored wheat until we 43
latter took the fever a short time ago.
the events, the interest of the grand- C. C. Elliott receive I word from his
For sale by
and is now convalescing in a Portland stand not lessening one wbit throughout old Indiana home the other day that bis have supplied our need».
Sutton. Calkins & Co.
On stored wheat taken out in small
hospital where he will probably remain the entire two hoars, and when Don ; younger brother, who is only in his
quantities for chicken feed no storage
for two or three weeks yet.
Palmer, with his new Eastern hollow teens, had taken French leave ol the old will be charged.
| In the County Conrt o f the alat. of Oregon,
The W.C.T.U. at their annnal meet pole, all the same Columbia's hollow folks and joined the regular army, and
for Yamhill w tin ty. In the m .tter of the E s
Wheat exchanged for any kind of tate
of David Everest, deeesred. N otice I*
ing, Aug 10,1899, elected the following mast, equaled his record of ten feet and that lie had been stationed at the army
Chain Models $ i $ .oo and $35.00
here)») riven that the tind«ralxn*d, tho duly
millatuff or grain.
K inyon A F uchs .
appointed qoallfled and acting adm inistrator
officers: Pres. Mrs. W. R. Scott, Re eight inchee, and Heater with his Ore- post at Vancouver, ’Washington. On
Chainless
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$60.00.
] of the eatat* of David Evareat, daeeaaed, w ill
cording Sec'y Mrs. L Tallman, Cor. gon fir stick , went him one better and account of his youth, however, a die-j
pr"**nt hit retlfu ation at aueh ad-nfnl.iratnr
Discount for Cash. Beautiful Cat.
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Sec'y Mrs. Alberta Terrell, Treas. Mrs. broke the record, the enthusiasm was at charge had been obtained for him, and
oharee from the dntlea oonneered therew ith on
alogue free.
by th* Y am hill Co. A bstract Co. at Me- th# 22 nd day o l 8eptemt*or,
L. Tallman. Vice Presidents: Baptist, its height. This was the only contest the folks at borne wished Clarence to go R eported
at the place of
M innvU le, O regon, for th e w eek e n d in g . t ’tin a o fth e above entitled eourt, and that
Mrs. Townsend: Methodist, Mrs. Waltz; in which there was a record smashed, down after him. He was rather ol the Ju ly 1,
Jam es Vi. P u f h , m anager.
; .a id adminlatrator w ill at the tim e and plaee
PARR ETT & CO., Agents»
above m e n tio n e d present hla aroount of the
Friends, Mrs. J. Blair; Presbyterian, the record for the vault in the North- opinion however, that if the young man Charles Kohn A wf to J J Col
D u n d e e , O r.
condition of »aid relate at aald tima.
Dated at Portland. Oregon, thla 19 day nf
Mrs. Britt; Evangelical, Mrs. Hash; west now standing at ten feet and ten was determined to soldier it was useless
lar! tracf 72 x 120 ft In M' M $ 300 00 I Aug
let. I«90.
It JONES
Weslyan M e th M rs. DocU Many. * I inches.“
to interfere.
A E Anderson A wf to A H Ben-
Adminlatrator of th* above entitled estate.
CHURCH NOTICES.
Choice Nebraska sorghum at Lashler’a
The Graphic and the Oregonian for
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W E HAVE A VERY LARGE STOCK
P
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MASON’S LATEST
IMPROVED
FRUIT JARS
THAT WE
MUST
CLOSE OUT.
W
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Call and Get Our Prices.
W have also a good
Stock of the
Vacuum Self Sealing
Bruit Jars that we
w ill Sacrifice in Price
SUTTON, GALKINS & GO.
MUSIC STORE
Bigelow & Johnson, Props.
KIMBALL PIANOS & ORGANS
Singer Sewing Machines in
Stock.
FAMILY
GROCERIES
and
PROVISIONS.
G. W . Gilbert.
C.F. Moore & Go
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Are
Safe
Durable
Handsome
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