Newberg graphic., February 23, 1900, Image 3

c .-o m c x rr't r« .'«
F u r S a ls.
treated for a month by her family phy- J. M . W R I G H T ,
C. W . W O RD EN
slcian, luilgrew worse. He told her she
A young milch cow. M. V otaw .
N
o
ta
ry
Public.
A new lot o f secoud band goods at
,
,
_
, ,
.. i was a hopeless victim
tin» of
o! consumption ami
A big load of cord wood all ready for the
lots near the that no
For sale cheap—Two
I Votaw Bros.
k
T a k e N o t ic e .
could cure her. Her
stove for $1.50 at the saw mill.
Friends church. W ill trade for horses. |
druggist suggested Dr. Kings New Dis­
In the future the regular rale of five
Leave orders at Wilson’s Grocery for
A. C. S tanbuocou .
Billy Hendershott, one oi the “ middle
2-23U
covery for Consumption; she bought a
cents a line will be charged for notices expressing or light hauling.
men’’ in the hop trade was in towu
S p ra y P u m p s .
bottle and to tier delight found herself
Go to Jack the Cobbler for shoe re- Thursday.
of lectures, suppers and entertainments
T hose intending to buy spray pumps benefitted from first dose. She continued
1
pairing,
lioskins
old
stand.
where an entrance fee is to he charged
Mrs. Mary E Mulkey.of Tacoma, is in this season will do well to call on C. E. its use and after taking six bottles, found :
Choice F arm and C ity Property.
Leave your orders at the office of the town visiting with her parents Mr. and Newhouso, at Springbrook, Oregon. See herself sound and w ell; now does her own
or a collection taken.
C ollect Rents and I.ook A fte r Estates.
Chas. K. Spaulding Logging Co. for slab Mrs. Millsaps.
housework, and is as well as she ever!
him and get prices.
Investm ents M ade for Non-Residents.
C. B. Wilson is still paying cash for wood.
A new daughter was reported in the
was. Free trial bottles of this great dis­
Insurance W ritte n iu Select Companies
produce.
N o tic e .
covery at C. E. Smith's drug store. Only
N. F. Byers came down from Hood family of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hodson
Ore.
Those knowing themselves indebted to 50 cents and $1 every bottle guaranteed.
O. V . Allen of Salem was in town on River last Saturday and remained over Thursday morning.
business Tuesday.
Abe Cook who returned to Minnesota the undersigned, will please call and
Sunday at home.
I f you want to buy, either a large or sm all farm, you can save both
Notice F o r Lumber.
on business a short 'hue ago arrived settle by cash or note, as we wish to
tim e and money by callin g on us.
I f w e haven’t w b j, you
Alt undertaking goods at a big dis­
A news depot lias been established at
.Sealed
bids
will
be
received
by
the
close
our
books
lor
1899.
here again the first of the week.
want w e w ill take pleasure in assisting you in procuring prop­
count at Votaw Bros.
Moore’s drug store where the leading
County Clerk of Yamhill county, Oregon
W. C. K kcoef .
Sam Cunningham moved to the J. L.
erty to your satisfaction.
I f a non-resident and wish to ob-
Enos Hanson and son Earl were down periodicals may be had.
at the court bouse at McMinnville for
Myers property on Main street, which
tnin inform ation about R eal Estate or the country in general,
Nolle«.
from Salem on Wednesday.
furnishing
lumber
in
the
several
road
C. A. Kennedy of Newberg but for- be lias bought, the first of the week.
o r N e w b e rg (th e tow n o f schools aud churches) iu particular,
Bran $12 per ton at the mill, Shorts districts of the county in wagon load lots
A big load of slab wood for $1.50 is | merly of Southern Minnesota was in the
Gardens ploughed and prepared for $15, Chop $16, Middling, $17, Flour
w rite us.
to
be
delivered
when
and
where
direct­
city
Wednesday.—Sheridan
Suu.
the cheapest wood you can buy.
planting on reasonable terms. Satis­ $2.70 b’ bl. in every store.
ed by the supervisors of each road dis­
If von want a cnnd chicten foe Monday
L. A. Gray arrived here from Idaho faction guaranteed.
If. A. F okcht .
Any kiud ol grain exchanged into trict, lumber to be good and sound lum­
ANTEP—8KVKKAI. PERSONS FOR PIS-
last week and will spend some time vis­
trio.t office Mauaj;ern iu this atate to repre­
Mrs. H. F. Allen of Portland who has I other millstuff, or bought at highest ber, bids to be for the year 1900 and to sent me
in their own ami surrouuding court
50. iting with his mother Mrs. Sarah M. has been visiting here a day or two, goes ; market price.
ties.
Willing to pay yearly $(U>0, pauahle week­
F l’cus A G rafc .
be opened on the Sth day of March 1900, ! ly. Desirable
employment with unusual op­
Young.
to Salem to-day to visit Mr. and Mrs.
at one o'clock p. m. ut the regular term | portunities. References exchanged. Enclose ..Office 2 doors west of Moore's Drug store.
F
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StnnriliiB
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ck
s.
self
addressed
.stamped
envelope. S. A. PArk»
ew-
For Sale:— Well matched d r i v i n g ' W. G. Alien,
in March 1900. The court reserves the * 1 320Caxtou Building, Chicago.
1st. street, Newberg, Oregon.
Boys hate edVmiuate bopta. They right to reject any ami all bids.
>ver team, weight 2500, 6 years old. Bay i George Chistenson was down from
want
good,
substantial,
handsome
until Wednesday morning.—Sberidan horse, weight 1350, 6 years old. S. Lan- ! McMinnville
last Saturday.
Mrs.
t2
J .H . N elson ,
AGENTS WANTED-KOH “THE LIFE AND
Sun.
don, 6 miles northwest of New berg.
Achievements of Admiral Dewey.” tiie world's
Townsend returned with him for a visit boots like J. B. Lewis Co.’s Wear-Re­
Clerk.
greatest naval hero, By Murat. Halstead, the
sisters.
Get
your
boy
a
pair
and
you
Lot 50 x 100 ft. for sale, cast of the
Dated this 12th day of February, 1900. lifelong friend and admirer of the nation’s idol.
A. C. Churchill who arrived home witli her daughter, Mrs. Christenson.
will be surpri-ed how long they will By order of the County Court.
B im a t and b u t Book; over 800 nages. I x 10
Wyman building on First St. Cheap for from Chicago a few days ago said the
President Newlin, Rev. Levi D. Barr,
Inches . nearly 1(H) pages halftone lllustr.uio». a .
Only $1.50. Enormous demand. Big commis­
cash. Address, C. H . Epler, Wilson- mercury stood twenty degrees below Herbert T. Cash and A. R. Mills attend­ wear and look well. J. C. Porter bus
sions. Outfit free. Chance of a lifetime. Write
them.
W
.
M.
Wardle,
barber,
of
this
city,
ville, Oregon.
t2 pd
quick. The Dominion Company, 3rd UoorCax
ed the quarterly meeting of Friends
zero in the windy city when he left.
filed a petition in voluntary bankruptcy tou Bldg., Chicago.
An $80 Kimball organ good as new for
church at Salem last Saturday and Sun­
P u b lic Sale.
Dyspepsia can be cured by using Ack­
on the 8 th inst. in the United States dis­
sale at a bargain, for cash or on 1 year’s
day.
I will on Saturday February 24 1900, trict court. He states his debts are A d m in is t r a t o r 's N o tic e o f F lu a l S e t t le ­
er’s Dyspepsia Tablets.
One little tab­
time.
For further particulars inquire
The county teachers institute to be at 1 o’clock p. m., at the court house
let will give immediate reliefer money
m ent.
$191.30, mid his assets $425, and prays
at tills office.
refunded. Sold in handsome tin boxes held at the college to-morrow is open to door, sell to the highest bidder, for cash that his property he taken for the bene­
I t artificially digests the food and aids
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
The best of fresh and salt meats the at 25 cts. C. E. Smith.
the
public
and
will
doubtless
be
well
in hand on day of sale, 2 S 8 acres of land, fit of his creditors, ami that he be de­ administrator of the estate o f Nels Christenson, Nature In strengthening and recon­
2
deceased,
has
filed
his
final
account
with
said
structing
the exhausted digestive or­
market affords will be found at the New­
; worth the attending by all interested in more or less, on mile south of Sheridan,
estate, in the county court of Yamhill county. gans. I t Is the latest discovered digest-
clared free of debt.— Reporter.
Geo.
Barbe, Meudotn, Va., says, 1 ally pilase 0( school work.
berg Meat Market. The highest prices
Oregou.
aud
that
said
court
has
appointed
and known as the Harrison T. Graves
Wednesday, March 14th, A. D. 1900, at 2 o'clock ant and tonic. N o other preparation
"N o th in g did me so much good „„ |
paid lor butcher’s stock.
The name of Prof. J. H . Douglas has fann, one of tho best In the county.
t. in. ns the day and hour for the hearing of ob- can approach it in efficiency.
I t in­
2
B lim k r c k 'a Ir o n N e r v e
ICodol Dyspepsia Cure. One dose re- j
cctious to said final acconut and the settle­ stantly relieves and permanently cures
Experience is the beat teacher.
Use
been mentioned in connection with the And also on Saturday March 3 1900, at
Was the result of his splendid health. ment thereof.
lieved me, a few bottles cured me.” It j
Now, therefore, all persons, interested in said Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Acker’s Eiiglisli in any ease of coughs,
olficc of school clerk.
He is well the same place, time and terms as above Indomitable will und tremendous energy
eststo are hereby notified and rutin im i to ap Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
digests what you eat and always cures
colds or croup. Should it fail to give
qualified for the office ami is in a po­ sale, lots 1, 2, 3 and 4 in block 6 in Bi­ are not found where Stomach, Liver pear at the couuty courtroom, at McMinnville, Sick Headache. Gastralgia,Cramps, and
dyspepsia. C. F. Moore
Co.
said county aud state, at said time, to then and
immediate relief money refunded. 25c.
sition to do the work required.
bee’s addition in the town of Sheridan. Kidneys and Bowels are out of order. I there show cause if any there be, why said ac­ all other results o f Imperfect digestion.
Prepared by E. C- D iW Itt & Co.. Cblcana.
should not be settled, allowea, and ap­
The Ladies Aid Society of the Bap­
and 50c. C. E. Smith.
2
The dressmaking parlors opposite the For further information and arrange­ you want these qualities and the success count
proved, and the bondsmeu exonerated, aud tho
C. F. Moula: Co.
(hey tiling, use Dr. King’s New Life Pills. administrator discharged, and said estate for­
The last lecture of the Village Im ­ tist church have secured the Wilder j Bank of Newberg have been closed but ments call on the trustee.
ever and finally settled.
string
band
of
Portland
to
give
a
con­
R. J acobson ',
They develop every puwer of brain ami Dated February 7th, A. D. 1900.
provement club course, to he given by
j Miss Aldrich will continue tosew at her
P J o h n s o n ,
Trustee for the Estate of Harrison T. body. Only 25 cents at C. E. Smith’s Administrator of tho Estate A.
Hon. D. Solis Cohen of Portland, will cert at Crater’s hall March 5th. This home in the west part oi town, two
of Nels Christen
will
be
an
exceptionally
rare
musical
drugstore.
sou,
deceased.
Graves,
Bankrupt.
t4
be delivered on March 15, instead of on
blocks west and one block south of \V.
treat and none should fail to hear Mrs. E. Howard’s store.
Dated at McMinnville, Jan. 23-1900.
Feb. 27 as announced last week.
t4
Leagu e Convention P rogram .
John Dirr, Poseyville, Ind., says, " I i Wilder play on the large and famous
Mrs. J. K . Miller, Newton Hamilton,
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
P rogram .
Wilder harp.
*
never used anything us good as One
Pa., writes, “ I think D eW itt’s Witch
“ Look Up, Lift Up.”
Local
Teachers'
Institute,
to
be
held
Minute Cough Cure.
W e are Dever
“ I had bronchitis every winter for Hazel Salve the grandest salve made.”
2.00 Eurollmeut of delegates and other Ep-
at
Newberg,
Saturday,
Februar)
24,
worthians.
N. E BRITT. President.
without it.” Quickly breaks up colds years and no medicine gave me perma­ It cures piles and heals everything.
B. C. MILES, Vice-Pres.
2:30 Devotions,
and coughs. Cures ull throat and lung nent relief till I began to take One A ll fraudulent imitations are worth­ 1900.
K. II. WOODWARD, Secretary.
Local Events.
Heating stoves at Storey’s.
See what Votaw Bros, have this week
and notice their prices.
. . . . . .
: 4 b Í ft. ,*.
WRIGHT A WORDEN,
R e a l E s ta te R roR ers.
Newberg,
E LM E ll P. D IX O N
DENTIST.
W
Dyspepsia Cure.
Digests what you eat.
i
&
&
Bank of Newberg.
troubles. Its use w ill prevent con­ Minute Cougli Cure. I know it Is the
sumption. Pleasant to take. C. F. best cough medicine made,” says J.
ICoontz, Covry, Pa. I t quickly cures
Moore & Co.
coughs,
colds, croup, asthma, grippe
Mrs. Helen D. Harford state president
and throat and lung troubles. It is the
of the W.C.T.U. came up from Newberg
children’s favorite remedy.
Cures
Wednesday evening. She spoke in the
quickly. C. F. Moore & Co.
afternoon of Thursday at tiie M E.
church and received 35 total abstinence
The last lecture of the course which is
pledges.
Mrs. Harford is a pleasant being given by Pres Newlin at the col­
and forcible speaker, and is thoroughly lege will be delivered on next Thursday
in earnest for the cause she represents. evening on the subject, “ Swarthmoor
— Sheridan Sun.
and the Jordans.” All the lectures have
“ I think I would go crazy with pain been intensely interesting, but special
were it not for Chamberlain's Pain attention is called to this, which will be
Balm,” writes Mr. W. H . Stapleton, of peculiar interest to a Newberg audi­
fleriuiuie, Pa. “ I have lieen afflicted ence, as dealing with the rise of Quaker­
with rheumatism for several years and ism in England in general, and with the
have tried remedies without number, lives and work of George Fox and W il­
but Pain Balm is the best medicine I liam Penn in particular. This lecture
have got hold of.” One application re­ should call forth a large audience.
lieves the pain. For sule by C. E.
Dr. A. Mills’ babe fell in front of an
Moore & Co.
open fireplace a few days ago and was
Quite a serious loss was sustained by
S. M. Crosby of Dundee last Sun lay ev­
ening in the destruction of his ware­
house by fire. The fire was started by
the explosion of a lamp, which had not
been used for some time, and the ilamed
spread so rapidly that no headway could
be made against thorn. Several of our
citizens noticed the conflagration from
here. Ownership of the warhouse was
in dispute between Mr. Crosby and the
Southern Pacific.
elightly burned on the top of the head.
Mrs. Mills left the little one setting in
front of the fire while she stepped into
another room hut on hearing the child
topple over she rushed in and found it
with its head between the dog irons.
The hair was singed and the skin blis­
tered but the results were not serious.
less.
MORNING.
C. F. Moore & Co.
C. A. Keeney and family who went
from here to Redlands, California n
short time ago are returning to Oregon
and are expected to arrive here the first
of next week. Mrs. Ruth Heston and
son Jay who also went for a visit are re-
utrning with them.
How can the teacher answer the many
questions the pupils want to ask with­
out hindering the best work of the
class? F. C. Jackson, Mary Burrows.
How long a time may a teacher profit­
ably spend in questioning a pupil to
lead him to discover the thought?
Mrs. Evangeline Martin, Chas. Deacli.
How can pupils be trained to think rap­
idly and accurately? J. G. Hadley.
Address of welcome, Harvey Wilsou.
J. C. COLOURD. Cashier.
Response, District President.
Roll-call of chapters, rehouses by dele­
gates.
B. C. MILES.
Business.
J. C. COLOORD.
Singing, No. 30.
K. II. WOODWARD.
“ Dollars aud Duty,” Mrs. C. F. Mills.
N. K. Bit TIT.
J. H. DOUGLAS, JR.
“ A True Story,” Miss Amy Brown.
Directors.
“ The Twentieth Century Thank Offering.”
“ Willamette University," Dr. G. W. Gruu-
nls.
Singing, “ I Gave my Life for Thee.”
COR R E S P O N D E N TS —Ladd A Tilton. Port-I
3:45 Intermission.
laud; National Park Bauk, New York.
Solo, “ In the secret of his presence.” Miss
Lillie Kobliu.
“ Comrades of the silent hour,” T. S. Mc-
Strangers visiting the city arc inv.ted to call nt
Pauiols.
the bank for information concerning the
Quartet, “ There is a place of refuge,”
city. Correspondence invited.
Salem First Church.
A “ Quiet Hour.”
4:43 Adjournment with tho League Benedic­
tion.
CAPITAL STOCK, $30,000.
Of candidates for county offices there
seems to be no dearth. In fact they are
too numerous to mention without some
AFTERNOON.
recompense. Announcements of candi­ Lecture— Inductive and Deductive Rea­
dates of all parties who want to reach
soning— Page 69 to 82 White's Ele­
the voters will be inserted in tlie Graph­
ments of Pedagogy. Prof. J. C. Hod-
ic from the present time up to the date
son.
of holding conventions at $2.50 each.
Lecture— Principles of Teaching—Page
The Village Improvement Club is in
97 to 113 White’s Elements of Peda­
FRIDAY KVENINO.
search of a woman to name as a candi­
gogy. President Thomas Newlin.
“ Social to 8ave.”
date for school director. If the club has Lecture—Principles of Teaching— Page 7:30 Song Sevice and Study of Authors.
a woman to name for this office who is
113 to 130 Whites Elements of Peda­
“ A story of every day life,” Dr. John
Parsons.
better qualified to fill it than any man
gogy. Prof. Edwin Morrison.
Quartet, “ O Labor Faithfully,” Newberg
who is available well and good, but it Question Box.
Choir.
the idea is simply to find some one who
E. V . L ittlefiet - d ,
"The starless Crown,” Miss Echo James.
wears petticoats instead of trousers, con-
Co. Sup’ t.
Song, “ I'll go where you want me to go.”
8.00 Address, "Social mUsion of the Epworth
incing argument to sustain the proposed
2
Volcan
ic
Eruptions
League,” Rev. It. A. Atkins.
change will be found wanting.
Singing, No. 108.
Are grand, but Skin eruptions rob life
The Southern Pacific depot had a
Address,
“ Christianity According to
of joy. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, cures
pretty close call one day last week.
H.
Christ,” Rev. H. D. Atchison.
them; also Old, Running and Fevers
Trio, “ Savior, source of Blessing.”
R. Satchwell the agent was just leaving
Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Felons, Corns,
Benediction.
the building for a trip down town when
Social hour nud introduction of delegates.
Warts, Cats, Bruises, Burns, Scalds,
he discovered a fire in the ceiling which
SATURDAY FORENOON.
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Best Pile
had caught from the flue. It was get­
9:00. Quiet Hour Servico.
Cure on earth. Drives out Pains and 9:30. “ Results of a Haystack Prayer-meeting”
ting under pretty fair headway and no
Aches. Only 25 cents a box.
Cure
H. F. Baird.
doubt would have made a pretty bluze
guaranteed. Sold by C. E. Smith, drug­
“ Story of Hawaii” Miss Nellie I. Durfee.
“ From Barbarism to Christianity—the
i hiV' the tt8unt « ot awa>’ wilhou‘ mol‘ in« gist.
Alaskan Indians'* Miss Carrie Royal.
i the discovery. Let’er go next time Mr.
Singing,
No. 243.
Satchwell and then we may be able to
L A F A Y E T T E IT E M S .
“ A map of missions” 8ilvcrton.
get a building more in keeping with the
George Cary has moved to town
“ League work iu India,” Rev. R, E. Dun­
demands of the station.
lately.
lap.
If no hitch was n.ade-----no that don’ t
sound right for the hitch was the tiling
itself. Probably it would be better to
say that if the program as announced
L. W. Harger who was in town one was carried out, Miss Dora C. Altermatt
day last week when the mercury was was married at her home near Albany
down five or six degrees below the freez­ on Thursday. The name of tiie groom
ing point and people were complaining the Graphic is unable to give. The
of the “ chilly weather,” made the pre­ bride has many friends in Newberg, she
diction that we would have that kind of having taught music in Pacific College
John F. Watts, attorney was in town
The boy who lias not the mumps is
weather for a month, but it is already for two years.
a few days ago interviewing Gene Hos­
behind the times now.
almost as balmy as springtime, and now
kins regarding a conversation tiie latter
W ill Vestal met with quite a severe had with one of the jurymen in the Mc­
Our street lights are immense and
comes Jim Robinson and says that after
the next change of the moon wo will accident at the sawmill last Saturday Daniel murder trial named Masten. can be seen for miles around.
have fine weather right along.
Of which will put him on the shelf for McDaniel’ s attorneys are trying to work
S. G. Dorris started east of the moun­
prophets and prophesies there are some lime as far as work is concerned. up a charge of perjury ngainst Masten tains on Wednesday morning.
He
was
working
in
removing
timbei
many.
and it looks like they might succeed,
Dick Bird has secured a job as con­
The Newberg Graphic gives notico to from the big saw, when Henry Scbnei- judl{ing (rom what Mr. Hoskins says
der, who was occupied near him jammed he ami others have made affidavits to. ductor on a street car in Portland.
candidates who wish to let the voters
a piece of timber against Will's hand, One of the statements is to tiie effect
Reube Martin and family have gone
know that they are candidates for office,
badly mangling one finger. Of course that Masten on being discharged at Go­
east of the mountains near Yakima.
and desire their support, that the pub­
Henry didn’t “ go to” but he will prob­ ble where lie had a job in a sawmill, re­
lisher must be recompensed if mention
Tiie R. It. company is rebuilding the
ably be more careful next time.
marked that he did not care, for he
is made thereof in the columns of that
bridge across tho Yamhill near St. Joe.
would
return
to
Portland,
get
on
the
The Salem district Epworth League
paper. Announcements of candidates
Uncle George Perkins lost a very val-
up to time of holding conventions will convention will bo held here in tho M. jury in the McDaniel trial and hang
be $2.50 each. Announcements in the E. church, March 2-4 inclusive. It is him. And yet on the stand he testified uable milk cow a few days ago that he
Herald will be charged for at the same expected that about one hundred dele­ that he hud not read the papers and did paid fifty dollars for.
rates. This is the correct and proper gates will be present, and the Newberg not know anything about tiie case,
Burt Lewis is moving back from Asto­
way for a candidate to get his name be­ Leaguers are busily engaged in prepar­ i H. A. Forelit, of Newberg, is one a- ria after getting his hand pretty badly
ing for their entertainment while here. mong the comparatively few men now mashed with piledriver.
fore the people.— Dayton Herald.
In some way or other Newberg must Art interesting and extended program living who were eye witnesses to the
The political pot is beginning to sim­
have gained a reputation for being a has been prepared wliich is printed else­ stirring scenes enacted about Spring- mer a little. We have one candidate for
moneyed town, judging from the period­ where in this issue. The secoud quar­ field, Illinois, during the period of the sheriff who would make an excellent
ica! visits which the unknown safe tap­ terly meeting will lie held in connection memorable political campaign between officer.
Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A. Doug­
pers pay our berg.
On Tuesday night with the convention.
"A fter doctors failed to cure me of las, when history was being made so I The public school pnpils will give an
both Forter’s merchandise and Miller’s
jewelry stores were burglarized, though pneumonia I used Oue Minute Cough rapidly. Mr. Forelit lived near Spring- entertainment in Littlefield’s hall on
nothing of value was secured.
En­ Cure nud three I»ottles of it cured me. field when a lad and passed the Lincoln Friday evening for the benefit of the
trance was gained to the former by a it Is also the best remedy on earth for residence mauy times. Hu was present school library,
rear window. A hole was bored through whooping cough. It cured my grand­ in the city on the day of the great do- : W . \V. Smith was arrested ami fined
the safe door, and the powder did the children o f the worst cases,” writes bate when twenty-five thousand people ten dollars and coats for driving on the
It is the gathered to hear the great orators and bicyclo path between here and Mc­
rest, the door being completely torn to Jno. Berry, Loganton, Pa.
pieces. The safe however contained no only harmless remedy that gives imme­ hurrah for the respective candidates. Minnville, and others beside him were
Cures coughs, colds, In the evening, through boyish curiosity fined for the same offence.
money. Several bolts of dry goods were diate results.
taken from a shelf and used to deaden croup and throat and lung troubles. It he attended the reception tendered to
D. V . Olds’ house caught fire front a
the sound of the explosion, and several prevents consumption. Children al­ Douglas and saw many admiring coun­
defective
flue on Monday w hile the wind
try
women
lug
their
babies
along
the
Mothers endorse it. C.
dollars hid under the shelf, remained ways like it
line of the procession to he kissed by the was blowing a gale, hut fortunately Mr.
undiscovered.
The burglars entered F. Moore A Co.
Olds was near the house, and as water
Miller's store by carefully removing a
Jesse Edwards retuned Tuesday even­ 'future president.” Lincoln’s friends,
was handy they put out the fire after a
who
were
not
to
be
outdone,
marched
panel of the back door. They proceeded ing from hi- Eastern Oregon tour, hav­
space five feet square was burned in the
as at Porter's, and succeeded in breaking ing visited Surpte-, r.aker City, Pen­ Alie out into the public square an 1
the combination alright, but evidently dleton and LaGrande. He found Sump­ mounted him on a huge pile of drygoods roof.
the double door of the safe perplexed ter still on the boom, and some quite boxes for a speech. When he had ut­
The meetings st the Evangelical
them, till they thought it was time to substantial building being done, though tered only a few sentences the boxes church have close -1 after several weeks
go.
All of the valuable jewelry and there ^re not so many in there now as a toppled over and down came the heap services. They have added over forty
considerable money was deposited in the short time ago. He is inclined to think, with Abe floundering around among the members to their church and more have
safe and next morning Mr. Miller said however, that the Sumpter reports are loose boxes, and this scene closed the gone to the other elm relies. Home old
that had the burglars been successful he overdone, for, though the mines are al­ memorable day which now is a matter sinners who it was thought never would
repent this side of eternity have been
would have had to pike out for 11 « right, the place is too near Baker City history.
mines. The stormy night was very pro­ to make a very eutxdantial city. Both
Hick headache absolutely and perma­ taken in. Let the good work go on.
P osey
pitious for such work, and the wonder is in Baker City and Pendleton, Mr. Ed­ nently cured by u sin g Mokl T e».
A
that no loss ensue 1.
Nobody seems to wards contracted for the sale of con­ pleasant herb drink. Cures constipa­
R e m a r k a b le R e a m e .
know anything about the identity of the signments of the company’s pressed tion and indigestion, rnakos you eat,
pillagers, and what’s worse, nobody brick. He has good assurance also of sleep, work ond happy. Hatisfactiou
Mrs. Micitftftl Curtain, Plainfield, ill.
seems to care to try to apprehend the furnishing brick for the new beriber guaranteed or money beck. 25 ct*. and makes the Maternent, that the caught
robbers.
òU cts. C. E. Smith.
col‘J, which Milled
her Jung«, she v ü
bank building of LaGrande.
a
2
on
“ Conquests that Beckou us,” Miss Emma
Gordon.
Reading, "Forward,” Miss Lulu Mann.
Singing, “ Onward Epworth Soldiers.”
The organization of the Epworth League,
Prof. I. B. Hoadley.
Business—Election of officers, etc.
12:00 Adjournment.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
The Juniors.
2:30 flinging, “ Precious Jewels.”
Scripture reading, Supt. of Juniors, New­
berg.
Prayer.
Singing.
Junior pledge recited by Juniors.
Five-minute talk to Juniors, Rev. W. J.
Walts.
Reports from Junior Leagues by Juniors.
Hinging, No. 132.
“ Hints for Seniors in Mother Goose
rhyme,” Six Newberg Juniors,
Story for Tho Juniors, Miss Nellie Jones.
Solo, “ There’s a want in all the land,” A
Salem Junior.
Poem, “ Children’s 8ervice.
3:45 Intermission.
Singing, No. 138.
“ Some qualifications of a Junior Super­
intendent.” Mrs. F. W. Settlemier.
“ The Church of the future. The children
of today,” Mrs. E. C. Cornelius.
Queries.
4:4o Adjournment.
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