Newberg graphic., May 25, 1900, Image 3

For
I routes are In operation in Oregon but
: J. M. W R IG IIT,
Beet sugar meeting to-night.
H. COOPER.
' Mr. Oriusby thinks petitions wll be
A good young work horse.
Notary Public.
Tho Grey Eagle for Salem on June 2.
Fresh vegetables at Wilson’s grocery.
sent in for soventi more routes iu Hie
W. C . L a w r e n c e .
Beet augur talk to-night.
C. C. Smith is now be ready to make next few weeks as the interest iu free
Go to Wilson’s groeery an l sue the
stamp pictures 18 for 25c. Four differ­ rural delivery is becoming general.
C. B. Wilson is still paying cash for “ Ko-Nut."
i With a clubbing rate of only $2 a year
&
ent positions.
produce.
I <or the Graphic and tbe Oregonian you
Nice line of 11)00 pattern wall paper at
N o tic e .
Chaunoey McNay, of llepptrer, was .
get all the news, both local and general,
Don't forget it. The beet sugar meet­ C. F. Moore A Co.’s.
down Hits week visiting his cousin iu
I have taken up at my placo 3'_. miles at a very low figure. Now is the time
ing to-night.
Leave orders at Wilson’s Grocery for college, Miss Lillian McNay.
We un- northwest of Newberg, a black I ull.
to subscribe.
Choice Farm and City Property.
Try a load of slab wood for $1.50. ' expressing or light hauling. „
derstund that lie starts Soon for tbe gold
.
IIowAttn W alton .
Collect Kents and Look After Estates.
The Chas. K. Spaulding Logging Co.
T
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T
ra
ils.
The best place to buy wheels on the fields of Cape Nome.
Investments Made for Non-Residents.
Top buggy for sale, or will trade for
I wish either to sell my home place or
M arrie d.
Florin Fuchs is about disposing of his j
installment plan is at Hoskins.
Insurance Written in Select Companies.
wood.
A. E. M o o r e .
Miss Rose Vickrey was married at the trade it ior a smaller piece of property.
interest in tiie grist mill to a gentleman
A.
P.
Oliver
has
2-i
high
grade
sheep
We have a fine line of Kodaks and
F. A. E lliott .
from Wisconsin named Kelley.
Mr. home of her father, J. L. Vickrey, in I,a-
tl
Cameras and keep supplies of all kinds. together with their Iambs, for sale.
Fucbs has done a flue paying business ' Fayette, May 18, to George M. Harris,
If you want.to buy, either a large or small farm, you can save both
N o tice.
C. F. Moore A Co.
Leave j-our orders at the office o f the since lie lias been in the mill and he is of Portland, Rev. A. A.-Winter, official-
time and tuouey by calling on us.
If we haven’t what you
Wanted—Fifty wood cutters to cut j Chas. K. Spaulding Logging Co. for slab only selling out on account oi Kidney , ing. After snaking a short wedding ! Bran $12 per ton at tho mill, Shorts
want
we
will
take
pleasure
in
assisting
you in procuring prop­
near Newberg. Piice $l per cord.
t hop $10, Middling, $17, Hour
wood;
trouble which has been bothering liitn tour to tho cities o f the Sound, Mr. and !
erty to your satisfaction.
If a nou-resident and wish to ob­
T h e C h a s . K . S p a u l d in g L o g g in g C o .
Mrs.
Harris
will
return
to
Portland,
,
I
2-70
b’
bl-
o
y
e
i
-
y
store,
for
years.
He
is
a
very
pleasant
man
to
Wood cutters in demand by Spauld­
tain information about Real Estate or the country in general,
Any kind of grain exchanged into
Some people will neglect their busi­ ing Logging Co. at good prices. Work do business with and many regrets are where they will make their home, the
or
Newberg (^tlie town of schools aud churches) in particular,
groom being one of the popular employ- ' other mHUtuff, or bought at highest
being expressed at bis decision.
ness six days in the week and then near home.
write us.
Eccita
A
G
rafe .
ees
of
the
O.
R.
A
N.
Co.
Tho
bride
is
^
market
prieo.
growl if they are asked to close up on
Miss Mellie Douglas received a letter a
Go to Salem on the excursion June 2
(Sunday. .
few days ago from her sister Christine, a granddaughter of Wm. McCollum
K v e r y b o d y 'i S a lte d .
and see Heater break another record in
written at San Francisco, saying that and was formerly a Newberg girl where
Make preparations to go to Salem by
W ith J. 11. Lewis Co.’s Wear-Resist-
the pole vault.
she was married at Manila in April to a sbo had many friends,
boat June 2, and cheer our college ath­
ers. Tw o hundred and fifty styles to
Forty-five acres, all fenced, part gentleman named O’ Brien who is at tiie
letes on to victory. They are few but
select from. N o matter what’s your
A M lilillc to n W e ilil log.
N E W B E R G , OPwE.
cleared.
House,
barn
eto.
$050.
In
head ot tbe hospital corps in the U. £.
mighty.
Married— At Middleton, Sunday, May mMsure, what your shape, you’ll find
quire
o
f
A.
P.
Oliver.
service
on
tiie
islands.
He
was
ordered
Mrs. Mary Fiancis and little son who
20, at the home of Chas. True, Miss a Wear IlesiHor to fit, and fit exactly.
have been visiting at E. II. Woodwards’
Mrs. H. F. Allen is visiting relatives off on a three months trip to inspect tiie Estelle True to Charles L. Sliattuck, Get a pair at J. C. Pqrter’s.
lor the past few weeks left for Baker and frientjs at her old home iu Vancou­ hospitals on the islands and she is tak­
ing advantage of his absence to make a Martin Cook officiating. The ceremony
City Tuesday morning.
ver, British Columbia.
L o o k XIere.
visit home. She is expected to arrive was witnessed by a largo gathering of
C l e a r a n c e s a l e o n m i l l i n e r y —For The Academy offers excellent opportunity for review work and prepa­
The beBt of fresh and salt meats the
friends and relatives. Tito bride is one
A news depot has been established at hero within a few days.
market affords will be found at the New­ Moore’s drug store where the leading
of the best thought of young ladies of . o'to week only we will sell lmts at a
ration for teaching. Besides the
I consider it not only a pleasure but a
berg Meat Market. The highest prices periodicals may be had.
Middleton, and-we understand that tho discount of 25 percent as we must mako
duty
I
owe
to
my
neighbors
to
tell
paid for butcher’s stock.
groom is a very exemplary young man. room, for a large order of midsummer
Good pasture for eight or ten head of about tlio wonderful cure effected in
Wm. Wilkes who moved to Tillamook
•
.
.
.
.
i
,
.
the couple will make tiieir home in bats. Now is tiie tint» to get your hat
cattle near the river. Terms reasonable. my case bv tiie timely use of Chamber- ,,
.
...
.
astern
Oregon, where Mr. ! at a low price. First door west of Dr.
county last season was quite severely in­
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Prinevtlle, Easte
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Enquire of Ed Hobson.
Iain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
. . .
Sliattuck is superintendent of tho city Dixons.
M c K ern A R amsey .
jured in a fall recently but is getting
Remedy.
I
was
taken
very
badly
with
Fifty wood cutters wanted by tbe
along well for one of his age.
electric light plant.
Spaulding Logging Co., to cut wood near fiux and procured a bottle o f tills rem­
J o lm U . W o o lle y .
The best farm and highway fencing,
edy.
-
A
few
doses
o
f
it
effected
a
per­
A s O t h e r . SCO mm.
John G. Woolley ti.e “ apostle of pro-
manufactured at McMinnville Fence Newberg. $1 per cord.
manent cure. I take pleasure iu recom­
J. Lewis Hoskins the republican nont- hibition” will speak at Crater’s hall on
Works, 50 cents per rod on orders in
Hoskins tiie bicycle king handles mending it to others suffering from
May for Mky and Junedeliveries. 5-25
more makes of wheels than'any other that dreadful disease.—J. \V. Lynch, inee for county recorder, is an old sol- Wednesday evening May 30 at 8 o’clock,
dier and served liis country in time of j A general invitution is extended to tiie
In speaking of the state athletic meet, man in town. Repairing neatly done.
Dorr, W. Va. This remedy is sold by
peril. He enlisted when he was n few public. However children under thir-
the Oregonian says Newberg will not
Farmers I want your eggs. I will C. F. Moore & Co., druggists.
days less than li years oi age as a pri-1 meJ, are ,,oi expected to come on ac-
enter many men but that they will count give cash for them.
Egg packers
—
—
The farmers in this section who are vato in tiie 13th Ohio cavalry in the l c0.;ut 0f limited room,
up the points fast. Go and see them do furnished ftbe to those wishing them.
making two Jjlades of grass grow where spring of 1863. He served over two
it.
C. B. W i l s o n .
none grew before are numerous, ns a years In tiie army of tbe Fotomao under
N o t ic e ! A C lin n go o f F ir m .
The Irrepressible Abe Blackburn, of
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Parker, W . C. ride out through tho valley will show. McClellan and General Phil Sheridan,
Any persons knowing themselves in­
North Yamhill, who is probably the Kruger and Mrs. M. McDonald, were in Only a few years ago there was scarcely with whom lie was personally acquaint­
largest Angora goat owner in Yamhill Astoria this week, the men in attend­ any clover grown here and now many ed. He was in the battles of the W il­ debted to us or credited in tlio Newberg
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county was in town oa business last ance at the grand encampment of the fine fields may be seen. Rev. E. S. derness, Fredericksburg, Cold Harbor, Flouring 51 ills, will pleaso settle ac­
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f
A
healthy
moral atmosphere combined with favorable
Friday.
I. O. O .F . and the ladies at tho assem­ Craven a mile north of town has twen­ siege of Richmond and many others and counts as soon as possible, as there will b A r b i i U L O LU I I " "
inrellcctiial advantages.
be
a
change
iu
the
firm.
ty-two acres of fine clover that is well witnessed tiie surrender of General Lee
Archie
Partridge
and Woodard bly of Rebckahs.
Fccns A G rape .
Charles broke away from labor’s re­
Seroon Madson has invented an at­ wortli seeing, and there are many oilier at Appomattox. He is a member of the
straint Saturday afternoon and wheeled tachment for bicycle pedals where toe smaller pieces. Ail this promises more G. A. R., and lost his health in tiie ser­
Send for Catalogue.
A F a s t B i c y c l e H it l e r
down to Portland on a pleasure tour, re­ clips are used which he says is a great feed for the cows as well as more fertile vice of his country. He is competent in
Will often receive painful cuts,
T H O M A S N E W L I N , Presiden t.
laud—just
the
kind
for
the
growing
turning the following evening.
every respect to fill with credit tiie of­
help to a rider in mounting and getting
sprains or bruises from uceidonts.
of'Bttgar
beets.
fice
to
which
lie
aspires.
Vote
for
the
bis
feet
in
place.
He
is
arranging
to
Mrs. A. T. H ill and little daughter
I Uucklen’s Arnica Salve w ill kill the
A Chicago man named Hess who is old soldier.— Reporter.
Alice arrived here from LaGrande last have some manufactured.
,, | pain and heal the injury.
I t ’s the
Speaking of “ Lincoln republicans
Saturday evening and will remain for
A special Illustrated talk will bo given at the head of tiie company which owns
cyclist’s friend. Cures chafing, chap-
reminds
us
of
a
g
e
n
u
in
e
L
in
c
o
l
n
r
e
p
u
b
­
the
large
fruit
tann
north
of
town
some time visiting with relatives. A. by Mrs.-Lttcy E. Hitchcock, of Portland,
1 ped hands, sore lips, burns, ulcers and
T. will probably bo down before they to ladie3 only at Hie Baptist church on which is under the management of A. l ic a n . While many of those who today piles. Cure guaranteed. Only 25c. Try
return.
next Tuesday, May 29, at the hours of C. Churchill, has just spent a week tiero are shouting “ Give us the republican it.. Sold by C. F. 5Iooro A Co., drug­
Carrol E. Kirk left Tuesday morning 2.30 and 8 o’clock p. m. Subject, “ 111 looking after the interests of tiie com­ j doctrine of Lincoln,” were at home gists.
g M T Pure aud Fresh Made Daily..
for Pacitic Grove, California, where lie Health.” All ladies, young and old are pany. While here ho and Mr. Churchill ainong.the “ home guards,” one of tiie
nominees
on
tlio
republican
ticket
was
A
n
n
o
m
ice
m
enta.
purchased
ground
on
the
north
side
of
*
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will represent Pacific college at the Pa­ cordially invited.
at tiie front, musket in band, nnd up­
cific Coast Y. M. C. A. summer school.
A dispatch was received here on Tues­ the railroad track near the switch run­
and
holding tiie Lincoln administration ;—in
FRIENDS CHURCH.
ning
to
tiie
brick
factory,
where
they
He will be gone about three weeks, and \ day giving information of the death of
fact
when
ho
was
scarce
21
years
old
lie
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Sunday
school
at
10
a.
ra.
Preaching
will return in time for final elnmina- 1 Harry, the little son of Mr, and Mrs. will put up a large building 40x120 feet
voted for Lincoln, that right being given at 11 a. m. nnd 8:00 p. m.
tions.
J. L. Myers at Grants Pass, who was which they propose to use for storing and
"
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5:30 “
processing dried fruits. It is understood tiie soldiers in the field, being a close Intermediate
James Madsorr made an overland trip ! taken off rather suddenly by an attack
“ -
-
6:30 “
that they will also operate a cannery in friend of General Phil .Sheridan, nnd un­ Y.P.S.C.E.
of
appendicitis.
The
afflicted
parents
to Cresswell, Lane county, this week
“ At college. 4
“
tiie building, though it is now so late in der him witnessed the surrender ofGen. Y.W .C.A.
where he has in prospect the purchase | have the sympathy of fheir many New­
“ “
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4
“
Lee at Appomattox. This man was J. Y.M .C.A.
the
season
that
they
may
not
be
able
to
IEOH, O IE IE] .A. 7s/L 1 1ST S E A S O N .
of a farm near where he and Charley berg friends.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday even­
get much done at it this year. Work on L. Hoskins, the republican nominee for
Clemenson bought a farm last season.
ing.
In addition to what was said last
B R E A D , C A K E S «S
c ETO.
recorder. Tiie question of tlio “ Bluo
He drove through in preference to trust­ week with reference to the Oregon State the building will begin in a very few
5Iidweek meeting on Thursday at 2
and
tiie
Grey”
lias
been
amicably
set­
days.
ing to the railroad.
Sunday School convention to be held in
tled in this country, Lincoln and his p. tn.
Junior Endeavor society meets Sun-
Drew and Ore Price have been tip Portland, June 13 to 15, Mrs. Edwards,
F r e e R u r a l M a il D e liv e r y .
name are held in sacred reverence today
from Portland this week for a visit with president of the Yamhill county S. S.
During the past winter A . C. Church­ by all consistent classes; and this is tiie I day afternoon at 3 o’clock.
relatives.
They have finished their association, desires to urge all schools in ill took up the mutter o f rural mail de­ reason we speak of this mutter. Old sol­
There will be .Memorial Services con­
course in law and are now awaiting the county ,to send full delegations to livery from Newberg and his efforts diers and their friends should be con­ ducted l.y tiie pastor at tho Friends
church next Sunday at 3 p. m.
their final examinations which will be the convention.
are now in u fair way to bear fruits sistent.—Transcript.
I . e v i D. B a r r , Pastor.
given iu Salem sometime during the
Gord Worden’s team made rather an that will no doubt be appreciated by
A K e e n C le a r B rain .
early part of June. And after that the interesting runaway on Maine and First the farmers and fruit growers living
RAPTIST.
shingle.
streets Wednesday. On turning the cor­ along tiie proposed route. In response
Your host feelings, your social po­
Preaching Sunday morning.
Even-
Miss Marguerite Alderson is arrang­ ner, \V. II. Morris’ grocery front was to a petition forwarded to Washington sition or business success depend large­
from ly on tiie perfect action o f your stom­ ng service 7:30.
ing for a concert to be given in Friends badly smashed in and W . P. Heacock's special agent II. J. Ormsby
Junior at 3 p. m. Young people’s
Dr. K ing's New Life
church on the evening of Juno 7. She wheel which was standing on the walk Wisconsin arrived In Newberg on ach and liver.
J. F. P a y , Pastor.
will be assisted by Leroy Gesner, violin­ was made to look almost too sick for the last Wednesday morning and lie and Pills give increased strength, a keen, meeting at 0:30.
Mr. Churchill drove over the proposed clear brain, high ambition. A 2oc box
ist and Miss Gertrude Stahley both of bicycle hospital.
Kalerr.
*11 1-..... of good mU^lC Will
J. L . Hoskins, republican candidate route which runs east from town to will make you feel like a new being.
T o C u re A C o ld In Oho D a y
an excellent musical for recorder was a caller at this office J 51. W right’s place, thence north past Sold by C. F. .Moore A Co , druggists. Take L a x a t iv k B komo Q u in in e T a b le ts , A ll
triali
nt ■j isured.
druggists refuud the raor^oy if it fails to cure.
this week, lie is looking over the po­ the Smith, Hoskins, Hlair and Church­
C a lifo r n ia S e e d * (l i v e n A w a y .
E. W. G rove’s signature is on each box. 25c.
■'V.' g . i
n old pioneer of this litical field and finds much to encour­ ill places and west on tiie north sido of
Until August 1, 1900, anyone sending
3 of Andy and Leo age him in his canvass. Mr. Hoskins tiie valley until the'W ulker farm is
ANTED —SE V E R AL PERSONS FOR DIS
een living east of the is a man of marked ability ui’ d sterling readied, where a turn to the north name and full address, w ith 10 cents
trict Office Managers in this state to repre­
Cascades for the past twenty-one years worth and the voters of Yamhill coun­ is made, taking in tho West Chehnlem iu stamps to defray postage, packing, sent me in their own and surrounding coun­
etc.,
will
receive
free
a
package
contain­
ties.
W illin g to pay yearly ff»00, payable w eek­
and
Dewey
postoffices,
both
of
which
ty
will
make
no
mistake
iu
electing
is down on a visit. He finds many 1
ly. Desirable em ployment witli unusual op­
changes have taken place since he moved I him to t'ne office to which he aspires it is proposed to discontinue. Leaving ing a choice selection o f first class flow­ portunities*. References exchanged. Enclose
self addressed stamped envelope. S. A. Park,
Dewey the route takes tho lake road er or vegetable'seed. Ail ure o f tiie D
away, yet a few old landmarks remain, j —-Sheridan Sun.
20 Caxtou Building, Chicago.
—
—
finest
California
variety,
grown
at
this
until
tiie
head
ot
the
valley
is
again
one of which is the grist mill which lie
The ancients believed that rheuma­
place.
All
we
ask
of
yon
is
that
when
Will sell cheaper than any one in the Couuty.
W ill exchange New
and William Jones built for uncle Dave tism was the work o f a demon within reached, when it crosses over and re­
AGENTS W AN TED — FOR " T IIE LIFE AND
they are grown and matured, you will achievem
Bamsey.
ents o f Adm iral Dewey,” the w orld’s
Goods for old.
a man.- A n y one who has had an at­ turns by the south side road to N e w ­
tell your neighbors or fniends that tiie reatest naval hero, fly Murat Halstead. tho
f I felons friend nnd admirer of the nation’s idol, Goods sold on W eekly or Monthly Payments.
Jack Anderson escaped from the in­ tack o f sciatic or inflammatory rheu­ berg, making a route of twenty miles
seeds cante from us. Slate which you ^ ’ iggeht aud best book ; over itOO pages. 8 x 10
in
length.
sane asylum at Salem the first of the matism will agree that the infliction
i
Inches; neurly 100 page* halftone illuMtration*.
Mr. Ormsby expressed himself as be­ prefer, flower or vegetable seeds.
T Only $1.50. Enormous demand. Rig commis­
week and on Tuesday afternoon he ar­ is demoniac enouglt to warrant the be­
sions.
Outfit free. Chance of a lifetiin e. Write
5
25
Raymond
A
Roberts
Seed
Co.
rived in the neighborhood east of New­ lief. It has never .been clnimcd that ing pleased with tills route which will
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j , 1 | quick. The D ow inio»C om pany, 3rd floor Cax-
Box 286, Santa Paul*, Cal. |
i Chicago.
accomodate
something
like
175families,
berg where ho formerly lived, causing \ Chamberlain's Pain Halm would cast
consternation to reign for a lime among demons, but it w ill cure riieumatism, and said that lie would recommend
the women and children, althnngb he and hundreds bear testimony to the ■ that it be established the first o f July.
'
ehowed no signs of violence. Marshal trutli of this statement. One applica­ | Charley Wilson will be appointed ns
Woods and Henry Morris went out dur­ tion relieves the pain, and this quiek ¡carrier with Oscar Heater as substitute.
ing the night and found him in bed at relief which it affords is alone worth Special agent Ormsby, who is very en­
ITavss every thing you want in the
Thomas Briers’ hut where he was hand­ many times its cost. For sale by C. F . thusiastic in tiie support o f tiie rural
mail delivery system says it is proving
cuffed and brought into town. On Wed­ Moore A Co., druggists.
to be very satisfactory to tiie people as
nesday morning the marshal returned
Tbe excursion to be run on June 2 to
well as to the government and lie feels
him to Salem by boat.
the inter collegiate field meet will give
sure that it will become general. Tiie
Over at the college Monday afternoon, th^ people of Newberg a rare opportuni­
only requirement made of the patrons of
some of the boys were ru nning a race ty to visit the capital city and also to see
the route is that they shall pay seven­
“ backwards,” and in some way tripped one oi the most exciting athletic contests
ty-five cents for a metal mail box which
and fell together rather promiscuously. ever held in Oregon. Since the excur­
they shall place on a post by tiie road­
sion
given
three
years
ago,
the
8tr.
Cal lie Blair fell, striking the back of his
side In a convenient place so that tiie
head quite hard, but thought nothing of Grey Eagle has been thoroughly equip­
; carrier can deposit tho mail without
THE " N E C E S S A R Y ” MAGAZINE
&
it at the time. Pretty soon be turned ped as a passenger bout and run as one
; alighting. These boxes w ill be made
rather sick, his memory began to fail for some time. The boat will leave New-
right here in Newberg by F. I I . Storey
A ls o 11 F u l l I,ino o f n e w e st Ca rpet».
A ll lino» o f U n d e r t a k i n g
liitn, and the boys noticing something berg promptly at 5.30 a. ra. and return
Th* best-1 nf umed men and women in the world use the AMERICAN
ntnl will be delivered along tiie route
Good»
coli»!
uiitly
un
hand.
MONTHLY
REVIEW
OF
REVIEWS
to
keep
well
informed,
and
call
from
Salem
at
7
p.
m.
and
all
who
are
wrong took him home. Late in the ev­
for the price named above.
They will
it tho “ necessary” and “ indispensable ” magazine. In the busy rush
ening he began to get better however not on time will forfeit ail rights to re-
of to-day ambltiona men and women must know about the Important
lie a neat metal box, painted and will
and after a day's rest was able to be turnon the exenrsion. The round trip
questions of ths month; and not only this, they want to know about
I have tiie name “ U. S. M ail" on the
fare of one dollar ptaces it within reach
them at the right time.- When the whole country is puziled over the
in school again Wednesday.
end When mail is deposited in one
gigantic combination of frusta, a well-informed article is printed tn the
Newberg owes nitich to Charles Gris- of all, and many will take advantage of o f these boxes it is under the protect­
AMERICAN MONTHLY, giving the facts, and its editor diacuases the
een, of McMinnville, for the assistance the opportunity. The LTnion Cornet ing care o f the government just tlic
theory ; when ths Dreyfus affair is in everyone’» mouth, thi beat atory
of Dreyfus and ths great case comes out tn this magazine.
he has so cheerfully given in the can­ band will accompany the excursion. same as mail in a city mail box and no
C . u r c s C a n e e r I f a p p l i e d In t h e i r e a r l y
Every month, in “ The Progress of the World,” Dr. Albert Shaw
Last Saturday, the day of the local other box will be allowed to be used by
vass being made to interest farmers in
S t a u e s ,
gives a comprehensive picture of the world’s history during the pre­
the beet sugar enterprise. He not only field meet, was an ideal one from an ath­ i any patron of th i route.
vious thirty days, tn the departments, the valuable articles and books
spoke at the mass meeting held in New­ lete’s standpoint. A fair crowd was
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that have been published during the past month are reviewed and
The carrier will leave Newberg im ­
quoted from, so that the readers of the AMERICAN MONTHLY can get
berg but he has since attended meetings present on the college campus to witness mediately after tiie arrival o f the morn­
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the gist of them. In every issue nearly a hundred pictures ara printed,
at Buttevilie, Champoeg ami St Paul, ttie tryout for places on the team. Heat­ ing mail from the south and during
including the portraits of the men and women who are making the
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where he told the people of his trip er was of course tho star, winning the good weather the round can lie made
history of the month.
for Itheunm tlain, N e u ra lg in , PleiiriKy an d all Pain» nnd
to Germany, where he made a thorough pole vault, broad jump, 190, 220 and 440 by noon.
To be thoroughly well informed helps any man or woman in hi» or
Farmers along the route
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investigation of tbe l>eet sugar business, yard dashes, lioth the hurdles and high who have only been getting their
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and has urged farmers To engage in beet jump Day won second place in most of mail once a week can take a daily paper
well ss entertainment. One subscriber has juat written: “ Count me
growing at all these points feeling as htf the shorter running events, and Jack- if they desire and read the news while
a life subscriber, and when you send me a number beyond tbe limit of
does that it promises them better re­ son received second in 120 yard hurdles • it is news.
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my subscription and secure no renewal irq p i me, consider it S notice of
medicine, end in ensue Of Tumors, Cancer W arts, and all unnatural growths on Man
my death.”
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turns for their labor than anything they and high jump, tying with Day on
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Price ss cents per number, $2.59 a year.
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are now engaging in. Mr Grissen lakes broad jump. Weed l>eal Kenworthy in inspected which will receive Mr.
A sample copy will be sect on receipt of Un cents In stamps.
this sensible view of the proposition that the ha f mile, hut it was vice versa in Ormsby'» endorsement also He »peaks
a plant established at Newberg will not the mile. Dailey was second in the in high terms of commendation o f San­
T r y » b ò t t l è o p t ili» Lin irr oró and i f you t h in k it no t w o rth tho
ford Goodrich who worked up the Ihiy-
only bring additional prosperity to New­ pole vault. The boys special quarter ton route and Mr. Churchill who fath­
prie«* paid, return th e b o t ile nnd Ret yonr money.
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Newberg, Ore.
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