Newberg graphic., June 08, 1900, Image 3

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I
The Graphic and the Oregonian for j Straw berry crates for safe by C. B. the land is making big money growing
beets on this particular piece of land.
I Wilson.
$ 2 . 00 .
O P T H E WORLD.—NEW BEROCAM P.NO
Ab says further that farmers in Cheha-
Talk sugar beet growing to yonr
, 113, me«U every M onday e v en in g .
Born—On Sunduy June 3, to Mr. and lent valley who are refusing to contract
: neighbors.
C .T , 0 . —BUSINESS MEETING T H E bi-.C-
Mrs. E. A. Ellis, an eight pouud girl.
acreage und giving as an excuse that
, ond a n d fo u rth W ednesday in each
Henry Austin of Chauipoeg was in
m o n th .
Sutton, Calkins A Co. are closing out they want to sell their land are simply
i town Wednesday.
foolish for not taking hold of a proposi­
O. O. F.—SESSIONS HELD ON T I I l’RSDAY
I Next Friday afternoon at 2o’clock, the their entire line of ladies', Misses’ and tion that is absolutely sure to create a
e v en in g ! in B ank of N ew berg b u ild in g .
children’s
hats
at
prices
that
will
sur-
| beet sugar mass meeting,
a n d u o r 8.— n e w b e r o c o u n c i l , n o .
| prise you.
* market for their land at increased prices.
t 168, meet* every F rid ay e v en in g lu Ma­ j
Leave orders at Wilson’s Grocery for i
Men of this class can really better af­
son ic b all.
Coke Jenkins of The Dalles who has ford to give away a part of their land
expressing or light hauling.
t . AND A. M — MEETS EVERY SATI.'It
Fay Sims is running on the morning been attending college left for his home rather than see this golden opportunity
, d ay n ig h t in C. V. B an k b u ild in g .
j Monday morning where he w ill work in go by.
and evening train as news boy.
I a store.
Mr. Hill is very enthusiastic over what
Top buggy for sale, or will trade for
CHURCH NOTICES.
wood.
A. E. M o o r e .
Charles H. Marks, while acting in the beet sugar factory has done for La­
Grande and he feels sure that a plant
C H U R C H .-S E R V IC E S EV E R *
Attend the dairy meeting at the ! the capacity of nurse at the Second
1 S u n d ay a t 11 a, m. a n d 8 p. m . a n d Thura-
iy a t 2 p. tn. S ab b ath school ev ery Sunday a t council rooms this afternoon at two j Division Hospital of the Fifth Army established here will do fully as much
9:45 a .m . M onthly m e e tin g a t 8 p. ra th e first
Corps at Santiago de Cuba, used a few for Newberg. A Iriend of his w ho is iu
T uesday in each m o n th . Q u a rte rly m oeting o’clock.
business in town is growing beets and
th e second S a tu rd a y a n d Su n d ay in F e b ru a ry ,
M ay, A u g u st a n d N ovem ber, w o m a n ’s For­
Leave your orders at the office of the bottles of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera last year after hireing all the work done
and
Diarrhoea
Remedy
for
diarrhoea
eign M issionary Society m eets th ir d S a tu rd a y
Chas. K. Spaulding Logging Co. for slab
In each m o n th a t 3 p. m.
and found it to work like a charm. For he cleared $30 per acre. Farmers around
I.agrande are prosperous, the city con­
APTI8T CHURCH.—SERVICES, SUNDAY 11 wood.
sale
by C. F. Moore & Co.
i a . ra. an d 7:80 p. m . Sun d ay school Sun-
Thomas Neff, of Goldendale, Washing­
tinues to grow and all kinds of business
ys a t 10 a . m. P ray e r m eetin g W ednesday
e v e n in g a t 7:80 o ’clock.
ton is visiting in town with Win.
Mr. Wm. Manning, of Newberg, was are very active. He thinks if the farm­
in the city yesterday, enroute to Sheri­ ers fail to come up with the necessary
RE8BYTERIAN CH URCH .—SERVICES EV- Mears.
ery tw o w eeks as follow s: F e b ru a ry 7th
e n d 21st, M arch 7th a n d 21st, a n d A p ril 4th and Nothing succeeds like success.
Come dan, where he was to speak at a meeting amount of acreage to secure the factory
18th.
out next Friday afternoon and help held last evening in the interests of the at Newberg it will he the financial mis­
beet sugar factory at Newberg. Mr. take of their lives.
ree
M e t h o d i s t .— p r a y e r
m e e t in g
every T h u rsd a y a t 7:30 p. m . Sabbath prove it.
Manning is one of the soliciting commit­
ecbool every Su n d ay a t 10 a. in.
Every farmer in reach of Newberg tee and says that they are meeting with
B e e t S u g a r C o n tr a c ts
should contract to plant a part of his good success. If everlasting rustling
The reports of the solicitors made to
Local Events.
land to beets.
will establish a factory Newberg is sure the board of directors Saturday evening
Forty-five acres, all fenced, part to have one.—Transcript.
shows new contracts taken up to that
A big mass meeting will be held at cleared. House, barn etc. $050. Iu
Some farmers say they they tliiuk It ! time ns given below. The report, how­
Crater’s ball on Friday afternoon, June quire of A. P. Oliver.
will require a good deal of work to grow ever, was not complete, as one of the so-
15, lor the purpose of furthering the in­ Good pasture for eight or ten head of beets. Well dou’t it require work, and ! licitors did not get into the board meet-
ing His report will be included in that
terests of the beet sugar enterprise. The cattle near the river. Terms reasonable. hard work, to carry ou au y kind of
Enquire of Ed Hobson.
labor on a farm, and is it not a fact that of next week.
time to strike is when there is some­
NEW RBKQ.
Miss M. Evelyn Hurley of Portland is our grain farmers have been doing lots
thing rich in sight. Let this be the
3
Reuben Everest 20 Jno Kramicn
of
hard
work,
impoverishing
their
land
visiting in town with her grandparents
2
5 W E Thomas
most enthusiastic meeting ever held in Mr. and Mrs. R. I’ettyjohu.
and getting almost nothing in return. \V C I.araon
3 Jack Smith
10
Beet growing and dairying absolutely S W Parrish
Yamhill county. Drop your work and
Yamhill remains in the list of “cow
M G McKern
5 John Hodson
6
everybody come. Boom the beet sugar counties’’ since the majority vote in promise better returns for the farmers
2
around Newberg than anything else in Jas Everest
enterprise.
favor of letting “old faithful" run at sight.
B U T T E V I L I.K .
large is 529.
O H Cone
1
Dr. Andrew H. Diven, a former prac­
A telegram from Washington dated
D Ü .Y D E E .
C. W. AVilliams and his granddaugh­ titioner of Newport, Lincoln county,
J II Swetman
5
June 6 says: Representative Tongue to­ ter, Miss Hattie Thomas left here last
has been in town for several days can­
W IL S O N V IL L E .
d a y secured the establishment of rural Tuesday for Iowa, where they will make
vassing for subscribers for a circulating II D Harms
2 W H Parker
5
free delivery at Newberg, Oregon to an extended visit.
library for which he is agent. Ho has F F Seeley
10
The best of fresh and salt meats the secured eighteen names and the first
take effect July 11.
G E R V A IS .
market affords will be found at the New­ installment of bioks lias arrived, and Lewis Farcier
10
25 T J Malion
Fresh vegetables at Wilson’s grocery. berg Meat Market. The highest prices been placed in the Willimette Valley Elenor Harding 50 M Fershweiler 15
paid for butcher’s stock.
telephone office, where the library will Casper Becker 15 L P Gleason
10
C. B. Wilson is, still paying cash for
he under the care of Miss Lida Wilson.
F A IR F IE L D .
Sutton
Calkins
&
Co.
are
closing
out
produce.
The books will be changed every three A Inlah
10 Chas W Hurley 4
The luscious Oregon strawberry now their entire line of ladies, Misses and months.
C H A M rO E U .
childrens
hats.
Come
and
see
how
holds undisputed reign.
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cheap we can sell you an up-to-date hat.
Mrs. E P. O’Brien, sister of Prof. J. Z Mendenhall
The Junta Literary Society held a so­
A M IT Y .
H.
and
Miss
Mellie
Douglas,
is
here
on
Charley Redmond, who got his “ath­
cial at the college Monday evening.
R O Jones
10
letic” start here in Pacific college, has leave of absence from the hospital ser­
T U A L A T IN .
Try a load of slab wood for $1.50. been elected as captain of the University vice of the Philippines, and will visit
3
The Chas. K. Spaulding Logging Co. of Oregon’s track team and assistant witli relatives until about the middle Tualatin Mill Co 20 Fred Lnethe
2 George Boland 5
C G Day
of
July
before
returning
to
Munila.
Her
manager
of
the
’Varsity
foot
ball
eleven.
C. C. Smith is now be ready to make
2 Geo Galbreath 5
V Clrmino
stamp pictures 16 for 25c. Four differ­ Prof. Rollin Kirk’s school near Carlton extended observation of the customs Wm Jurgers
5
W Sedlak
2
and life of the islands, has given her a
ent positions.
has closed, and Rollin has been visiting knowledge of affairs in our new pos­ Total
594
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-
1520
A. T. Hill came down from LaGrande the county seat schools, and those of sessions, which makes her a very en­ Previously Reported
last Saturday and joined Mrs. Hill and Dayton, with a view to pointers on his tertaining and instructive talker ou the
Grand Total
1814
daughter Alice, in a visit with friends work next year as principal of the pub­ subject.
lic school of Newberg.
and relatives for a few days.
Mrs. Mary Hampton, wife of Milton r r n g r n i n o f C o m m e n c e m e n t W e e k 1'nclAc
Mrs. Ramsey has bought Mrs. Mc­ Cicero Marr who has been in poor
C o lle g e .
Hampton, died at her home on Meridian
health
for
the
past
two
months
or
more,
Kern's interest in the milliner business
Yourself and friends are cordially in­
street
on
last
Friday
morning
at
eight
and up to July 4 she will make a clear­ is now in an unbalanced mental condi­
vited to attend the various exercises of
tion and the probabilities are that he o’clock. The deceased had been a suff­ the Commencement Season at Pacific
ance sale at 25 per cent reduction.
erer
from
stomach
trouble
for
two
years
will have to he removed to the asylum al
Farmers I want your eggs. I will Salem soon unless he improves.
and the end had been watched for by ! College. The exercises will occur as
give cash for them.
Egg packers
the family for several days. The funer­ follows :
On Monday afternoon June 11, from al was helJ on Saturday evening at ■ June 9, 8 p.m . Musical Recital.
furnished free to those wishing them.
3:30 to 5:30 the Christian Associations Friends church and was conducted by I June 10, 11 n. m. Baccalaureate Ser­
C. B. W i l s o n .
of the college will give the usual re­ Rev. Levi D. Barr, the pastor. Mrs.
vices. I’res. Thos. Newlin.
John Gould of Dundee, aged about ception in honor of the Senior class. All
June 10, 8 p. m. Address to the Chris­
Hampton
was
an
earnest,
devoted
seventy years, died at his homo last old students and especially the alumni,
tian Associations. Prof. A. R.
Sunday morning of dropsy disease. He are gladly welcomed. College library. Christian woman and a loyal member of
Sweeteer, Forest Grove.
Friends church. Iu her death she
was buried Monday in the Dundee cem­
June 11, 2 p.m . Class Day Exercises.
leaves
a
husband,
three
daughters
living
W.
K.
Allen
left
here
the
first
of
the
etery.
(College Chapel.)
week for different points in Washington in Newberg, Mrs. E. P. and Mrs. II. C. I
Mrs. Emma Hill writes from Whittier t where he will talk fruit and Allen Evap­ Dixon and Mrs. A. Clark respectively, June 11, 8 p. m. Program by the Lit­
California, that by the twentieth of this orators. From reports he has had he a daughter, Mrs. T. W. Hester, living
erary Societies. (College Chapel.)
month, she and her parents expect to
June
12, 10 a. m. and 2 p. m. Graduat­
in
Illinois,
a
daughter
living
in
Iowa,
thinks he will have all the prunes he
be back in the land of sunshine and can handle at points where he worked and one son, Edgar Hampton, who lives
ing exercises of the Academy Class.
June 12, 8 p.m. Alumni Public Meet­
showers.
iu Seattle.
last season.
ing.
E. II. Skinner has put up seven of his
Mrs. Wm. McLaughlin and daughters
June 13,10 a. m. College Commence­
patent cherry seeders this season all of Lizzie, Mary and Tessa went up on the
C o lle g e P r e s i d e n t E le c te d .
ment.
which he has sold, the price being one steamlioat excursion Saturday morning
All these exercises will he held in the
Immediately
after
President
Newlin
liundred dollars each. Where cannery- as f.ir as Lambert's landing where they
Friends church except when otherwise
men have tried the seeder they find it is got off and visited in that vicinity with tendered his resignation, the board of noted.
just what they have been wanting. Mr. their sister and aunt Mrs. Ollie Detiere managers of Pacific College set about to
On behalf of the Board of Managers
make a canvass among college men with
Skinner has a prospect of selling the over Sunday.
and the Faculty,
a
view
of
finding
the
right
man
to
fill
patent to Portland parties at satisfactory
T h o m a s N e w l i n , President.
J. T. Smith who has been absent from the vacancy, and the announcement is
figures.
Newberg for several months working in now made that Prof. II. E. McGrew, of
J. F. Hayes who has been living down Chas. K. Spaulding & Co.’s logging camp Oskaloosa, Iowa, has been elected to the
Wm. Campbell of (his city is the own­
on the Columbia spent a few days in at Berry, Lane county came hdine in presidency of the college. After having er of 46 head of Cotswold sheep, from
town last week and while here bought a time to vote. He will return in a few made a careful investigation of Prof. i the Redmond stock, which averaged
tract of land of Jesse Edwards which ad­ days and Mrs. Smith will follow soon af­ McGrew's record and his qualifications eleven pounds of wool each at this
joins N G. Kirk’s two miles north of ter school closes.
for the position, he was elected on May spring’s shearing. The highest yield
town. Mr. Hayes comes well recom­ Newberg camp No. 113 and Burr Oak 28, and on last Tuesday he wired his ac­ from any individual sheep was seven­
mended and will no doubt prove to be a Circle No. 13 W.O.W., will decorate the ceptance, saying he would he here in teen pounds, and the lowest was nine
good neighbor. He expects to move up graves of deceased neighbors next Sun­ July.
pounds, while one lamb three months
in a few days and will begin at once to day afternooon. Members will meet at
Prof. McGrew is thirty-five years of old furnished four and a fourth pounds
build on his land
the hall at 3 o’clock and march to the age, is married an d has one child. He of wool. Mr. Campbells band of sheep
J. R. Hunt, who with his family has cemetery in a body where Rev. J. F. is a graduate of Penn College, has had will be hard to beat, in the production
been working at Hood River during the Day will deliver an address. The pub­ several years experience in academic of wool.—Reporter.
and college teaching in the state of Iowa,
busy strawberry season, came home to lic is invited to attend.
but for the past two years or more has
vote. He says that Hood River, a town
If the conditions of the beet sugar been doing pastoral work, he being an
of six hundred inhabitants, is quite a proposition are met, a large number of
city at this time of year. There are now farmers around Newberg will have to ordained minister in the Friends church.
in that vicinity, about fifteen hundred double up on the acreage they have tak­ He is a man of pleasing appearance, of
Indians, two hundred Japs and as many en and many of their neighbors who are good address, full of push, and just now
whites as both combined. Pickers and halting must be induced to subscribe in the vigor of young manhood with ev­
packers are making good wages this acreage also. Make of yourself a com­ ery promise of a bright, successful career
before him. In the city of Oskaloosa he
year.
mittee of one to canvass your neighbor. has had large experience In Y. M. C. A.
Sheriff Watt Henderson of McMinn­
The Newberg Development Company work and he will no doubt be appreciat­
ville, and Messrs Hoskins and Butt of
ed In college Y. M. C. A. circles in Ore­
Newberg, were pleasant callers at this has gotten out some up-to-date and pro­
gon. Ou the whole the board feels that
gressive
letter
heads
setting
forth
the
office Tuesday. Mr. Hoskins and Mr.
a happy choice lias been male and all
Butt are candidates on the repabiican advantages and needs of our town. To
ticket for county recorder and repre­ show something of the spirit of "go the friends of the college are earnestly
ahead” manifested by onr business men requested to redouble their efforts to fill
sentative respectively. They are both
pleasant gentlemen but we don't believe we mention the fact that orders have up the ranks of the etudents with an ar­
they can “cut the mustard” this “off’ been taken for over nine thousand of ray of young men and young women at
the opening of the college in September.
the aforesaid letter heads.
year.—North Yamhill Record.
K
C
Eldridge
having
decided
to
move
But they did.
A . T. H i l l I n t e r v i e w e d .
The highest tribute which could have to Gaston and start a creamery the plan
been paid to Hon. Clarence Butt and J. of organizing a co-operative creamery or
In a conversation with A. T. Hill, of
L. Hoskins was the overwhelming vote slimming station here is being discuss­ LaGrande, who has been in town this
given them by their borne precincts. ed and a public meeting has been called week, he said he could not nnJerstand
Mr. Butt received a majority of 177 votes for this, FriUay afternoon at 2 o'clock to why the farmers here were so slow to
over his highest competitor, which is talk the matter over. Tnis is a matter contract acreage for beet growing. The
approximately twice the majority he re­ of vital interest to the people and there valley in which LaGrande is situated he
ceived two years ago. This speaks in no ought to be a good attendance at the said is more than thirty miles long and
nncertain tone concerning the trust the meeting.
sixteen miles videand the land through­
home people have in his legi.-lativo abil­ Arrangements are being made for the out this whole valley bas increased in
ity as shown by his record in the last largest beet sugar mass meeting yet value at least one-third since the beet
session. Mr. Hoskins received the held. It is to take place in Crater's hall, sugar factory was located there. To the
sweeping majority of 232 in the New­ Next Friday afternoon, June 15, at 2 population of the city has been added
berg precinct*, the largest ever given o'clock. Special efforts will be made, in two thousand people and more are rap­
any man in the history of this end of the the way of entertainment features etc., idly coming in now. One tract of land
couutv. It shows that his friends are to make this meeting the most success­ near by on which beets are being grown
by no means limited to party lines, in ful one yet held. It is especially desired could have been bought before the fac­
fact to his democratic and prohibition that all the farmers in the whole coun­ tory came for $30 per acre. The owner
friends he owes his election. His work try will be present Come in and bring now has an offer of $156 per acre for 250
as county recorder will show that their your wives and daughters. Remember acres of this land, made by the owners
universal confidence ar.d warm esteem the date, Friday, June 15, 2 o'clock of the beet sugar factory, and the offer
ja (tot misplaced.
p. ns
has been refused bectuse the owner of
F o r S a le n r T r a d e .
SOCIETY NOTICES.
I wish either to sell my home place or
trade it (or a smaller piece of property.
F. A. E l l io t t .
W
W
Investments Made for Non-Residents.
Insurance Written in Select Companies.
Strayed.
Newberg-, Ore.
Young cow, black with white saddle,
small lump on uose. Just coming in.
If you want to buy, either a large or small farm, you can save both
Finder will he rewarded. F. B a r r e l ,
time and mouey by calling on us.
If we haven’t what you
tipd
l*s miles west o( town.
want we will take pleasure in assisting you in procuring prop­
erty to your satisfaction.
If a non-resident and wish to ob­
tain information about Real Estate or the country in general,
or Newberg (the town of schools aud churches) iu particular,
write us.
F e e t Fitted.
To fit the feet is no feat with J. B.
Lewis Co.’s Wear Resisters. That's
what they’re mude for, to fit every con­
ceivable size and shape of foot. 250
styles. Get a pair at J. C. Porter's.
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PACIFIC COLLEGE,
N utlce.
I L T E W I B I E I E ^ G -, O R B .
Notico is hereby given that the part­
nership of Fuchs and Orafe has been by
mutual consent dissolved to-day, mid by
this all hills and accounts to be paid are
paid by the new firm.
June 5-1900.
G rave & K e l l e r .
F
A n n o u n c e m e n t.
The present ow ners and managers of
the Newberg Flouring Mills desire to
say to the general public that the manu­
facture of flour is in the hands of Mr.
Keller who has 28 years of experience to
hiscredit as a miller and has no doubt
of his ability to sustain the present high
grade of our goods. Come and try us.
The Academy offers excellent opportunity for review work and prepa­
ration for teaching. Besides the
Regular Common School Studies,
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2 Classes in Algebra, Civil Government,
Composition & Elementary
G rave & K e l l e r .
Science,
A L ife A n d H e a t h Flglit.
Mr. W. A. Hines of Manchester, la ,
writing of his almost miraculous escape
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from death, says: “Exposure after
measles induced serious lung trouble,
which ended in consumption. I had
frequent hemorrhages and coughed
night und day. All my doctors said I
must soon die. Then I began (o use
I nU f ^ healthy moral atmosphere combined with favorable
Dr. Kings New Discovery which wholly CYOEklOCC
EA rC IIO C O LU H '"
inrollectual advantages.
cured me. Hundreds liuve used it ou
my advice and all say it never fails to
cure throat, chest und lung troubles.”
Regular size 50c and $1. Trial bottles Send for Catalogue.
free at C. F. Moore & Co.’s drug store.
TH O M AS N E W L IN , P resid en t.
New Students can enter any of the College
Classes for which they are prepared.
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A M o u n ter D evil F is h
Destroying Its victim, Is a typo of
constipation. The power of this mal­
ady is felt ou organs, nerves, muscles
and brain. But Dr. King’s New Life
Pills are a safe and certain cure. Best
in the world for stomach, liver, kid­
neys and bowels. Only 25o at C. F.
Moore & Co.’s drug store.
Furniture Store
HARDWICK & CO.
CARRY A FULL LINE
A n n o u n c e m e n ts .
FRIENDS CIIURCIJ.
— OF—
NEW AND SECOND-HAND
F U M M T U M S *
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching
at 11 a. m. and 8:00 p. m.
Intermediate
“
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6:30 “
Y.P.RC.E.
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6:30 “
Y.W.C.A.
" A t college. 4
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Y.M.C.A.
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4
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Prayer meeting on Wednesday even­
ing.
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Midweek meeting on Thursday at 2
Will sell cheaper than any one in the County.
p. m.
Goods for old.
Junior Endeavor society meets Sun­
day afternoon at 3 o’clock.
Goods sold on Weekly or Monthly Payments.
L e v i D. B a r r , Pastor.
BAPTIST.
There will he no preaching at the
Baptist church next Sunday neither
morning or eveuing.
Sunday School at 10 a. m., young
people’s meeting at 7 p. in.
Will exchange New
F U R N IT U R E &
UNDER
*
Votaw & Hollingsworth
H ave every th in g you w ant in th e
G lo rio u s News
House Furnishing Line.
Comes from Dr. D. B. Oargllo, of
Washita, I. T. He writes: "Four bot­
tles of Electric Bitters lias cured Mrs.
Brewer of scrofula which had caused
her great suffering for years. Terrible
sores would break out on her head and NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY & PRICES TO SUIT EVERT
face, and the best doctors could give no
ONE.
help; but her cure is complete and her
health is excellent.” This shows what
thousands have proved—that Electric Wall Paper & Picture Moulding in all Styles & Prices.
Bitters is the best blood purifier known
A lso a F u ll L ine o f uew eat Carpet*. A ll lin e s o f U n d e r ta k in g
I t’s the supreme remedy for eczema,
G oods co n sta n tly on hand.
tetter, salt rheum, ulcers, boils and
runniug sores.
Iv stimulates liver,
kidneys and bowels, expels poisons,
helps digestion builds up the strength.
Only 50c. Hold by C. F. Moore & Co.,
druggists. Guaranteed.
Dr. Wm. Ellis Liniment
Big
P u b l i c S c h o o l C lo a c a .
C u r e s C a n c e r If a p p l i e d In t h e i r e a r l y
S ta ¡res.
“The Newberg public school closes this
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week for the year and this evening the
graduating exercises will take place at C ancer W arts, Tum ors in th e F lesh o f Man an d fle a st. Corns,
B u n io n s, Hpraina and B ruises, and Is an E x c e lle n t L in im e n t
Crater’s hall.
for Ith o iiin a lisin , N eu ra lg ia , P leu risy and nil P a tn s an d
PROGRAM.
A ch es o f th e Body. !t also cu res F istu la In H orses a n d re­
Invocation,
Rev. Barr.
m oves E n largem en t on th e Ilone.
Music, Piano Duett, Misses Aldcrson
and Stabley.
Oration, Glass,
Charley Morris. T his lin im e n t was th o ro u g h ly tested by Dr. Wm. E llis d u rin g th irty -fiv e years p ra c tic e of
m edicine, a n d in cases of T um ors, C ancer W arts, a n d a ll u n n a tu ra l g ro w th s on .Man
Oration, The Backwoodsmen, Lulu Giles.
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