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OHTJROH KOTICEfl.
Strawberry crates for sale by C. B. ley was teacher. Though her scholars
F o r S a le o r T r a d e .
J. M. WRIGHT,
H. COOLER. '
i were few in utmtber the exercises were
Wilsou.
I wish either to sell my home place or
Notary Public.
highly
commendable,
showing
much
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crawford came
trade it (or a smaller piece of property.
Ernest Dunbar is up from Astoria this
down last Sunday to hear the bacca­ care in preparation and delivery. The
F. A. E lliott .
week.
entire company tlieu turned their atten-
laureate sermon.
the seeond Saturday aud 8unday In Rebruary. i T .
. . .
, ,. .
•K!ay' . i n¥U8t ‘ r‘<1 November. Woman'« For-I L et ev ery b o d y tu rn o u t to th e big beet
Forty-five acres, all fenced, part : tion to an exercise in which all could
ei»n M iaaiouary Society m eets th ir d S a 'u rd a y .........
..
. .
With a clubbing rate of only $2 a year
In each month at S p. m.
r su g a r m ee tin g today.
cleared. House, barn etc. $650. Iu take a part and showed to a marked de­ lor the Graphic and the Oregonian you
gree
their
appreciation
of
such
a
dinner
APTJST C H l’RCH.—SERVICES, 8CNDAY U
Leave orders at Wilson’s Grocery for quire of A. P. Oliver.
a. m. a n d 7.s u p . m . S u n d ay school Sun*
as the ladies of Chehalem Center know get all the news, both local and general,
aya a t 10 a. m. P ra y e r m e e tin g W ednesday expressing or light hauling.
Miss Keva Morelock’s mother and her how to prepare. After all had eaten to at a very low figure. Now is the time Choice Farm and City Property.
e v en in g a t 7:30 o’clock.
Collect Rents and Look After Estates.
Top buggy for sale, or will trade for aunt Mrs. Fenno, of Progress, attended their fullest capacity there were taken to subscribe.
RESBYTERIAN CHURCH.—SERVICES EV.
Investments Made for Non-Residents.
commencement
exercises
in
town
Wed­
wood.
A.
E.
M
oore
.
ery tw o w eeka aa follows: F e b ru a ry 7th
up more than twelve baskets full. The
Insurance Written in Select Companies.
» n d 21st, M arch 7th an d 21st, a n d AprU 4th a n d
nesday.
S tr a y e d .
la th .
afternoon was taken up with exercises
Mrs. J. K. Wright and children are
Robert
McCaekey
who
moved
to
the
Young
cow,
black
with
white
saddle,
by the south school. Especially to be
down from LaOrande visiting relatives.
Newberg, Ore.
/
ree
m e t h o d i s t .— p r a y e r
m e e t in g
state of Washington some months ago commended in this was a fiag drill by small lump on nose. Just coming in.
every T h u rsd a y a t 7:30 p. tr . Sabbath
aebool ev ery f u n d ay a t 10 a. m.
Leave your orders at the office of the returned to New berg with his. family tea lioys and girls. This was most per­ Finder will be rewarded. F. B a r k k l ,
If you want to buy, either a large or small farm ,j»u can save both
lg
~_____________ —
Chas. K. Spaulding Logging Co. for slab last Monday.
time and money by calling on us.
If we haven’t what yon
l b, miles west of towu.
fect in its execution, not a break or mis­ tipd
wood.
want we will take pleasure in assisting you in procuring prop­
Local Events.
The Misses Jennie Stevens and Mar­ step in the entire drill. An hour was
erty to your satisfaction.
If a uon-resident and wish to ob­
........
—
--------- ' Mrs. G. H. Bennett of Portland with garet Beharrel of Portland came up spent by the young people in playing
N o tic e .
tain information about Real Estate or the country in general,
; (he smaller children is visiting friends Tuesday eveuing and attended Com­ games when the company dispersed,
Notice is hereby giveu that the part­
There retnaiu two weeks in which to ¡n town.
or Newberg (the towu of schools aud churches) in particular,
voting the day a success in every par­ nership of Fuchs and Grafe has been by
mencement exercises Wednesday.
write us.
work for the required amount of acreage
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_ __ _.
,
.
,
ticular.
Walter
B.
Hadley
who
left
college
the
Kev. J. H. Douglas came down from
mutual consent dissolved to-day, and by
to secure the beet sugar factory at New-j McMinnville on Wednesday to attend first of the month to take up the work
this all bills and accounts to be paid are
A nn ou n cem en t
of census enumerator at Daytou came
berg. The time is short and yet much commencement,
The present owners and managers of paid by the new firm.
down last Sunday to hear the baccalau­
G rafe A K eller .
can be accomplished in these two weeks
the Newberg Flouring Mills desire to June 5-1900.
W. II Hitchen a former Minnesota reate sermon.
say to the general public that the manu­
if everybody will get in and drill for all friend of H. A. Grafe has been in towu
Miss Julia A. White, who has been facture of flour is in the hands of Mr.
F o r S ta n d in g H a rd K n o c k s.
N E W B E R G , O R E .
they are worth. At the meeting billed during the week.
mathematical instructor in the college Keller who lias 28 years of experience to
Boys
hate effeminate boota. They
for this, Friday afternoon every man in I Good pasture for eight or ten head of for the past four years, leaves today for
liiscredit as a miller and has no doubt
the community should be present. A j cattle near the river. Terms reasonable. her old home at Belvidere, North Caro- of his ability to sustain the present high waut good, substantial, handsome
boots like J. B. Lewis Co.’s Wear-lte-
special invitation is also extended to ¡Enquire °f Ed Hobson,
Ina. Miss White has proved a loyal grade of our goods. Come .tnd try us.
sisters.
Get your boy a pair and you
the ladies to attend. All are interested j Mrs. Gertie McPoland and two of her and efficient worker in behalf of the
G rafe A K eller .
will
be
surprised
how long they wi'.l
various interests o( both church and
in the development of the country and . 7°“"*
fr° m Mid'
wear and look well. J . C. Porter bos
college and the best wishes of a host of
M a r r ie d .
dleton on Monday afternoon.
The Academy offers excellent opportunity for review work and prepa­
them.
the meeting to be effective must he large
Newberg friends follow her.
A quiet wedding took place at the
ration for teaching. Besides the
Pasture
for
several
head
of
calves,
also
and enthusiastic. If you have already
Last tall I sprained my left hip while Electric hotel in Oregon City, Wednes­
house and growing garden for rent.
A n n o u n c e m e n ts .
subscribed acreage b I io w increased in­
G. E verest . handling some heavy boxes. The doc-! day, June 6, when one of Yamhill's na­
tor I called on said nt first it was a tive sons, after enduring several years
terest by attending this meeting. If
Miss Elizabeth Morris of Marion vis­
FRIENOS cnuRcn.
-There will bc-
you have not subscribed anything yet ited with Miss Julia 8. White through slight strain and would soon .be w ell,! of single blessedness took unto himself
hut it grew worse and the doctor then I d holy wedlock a daughter of Clacka­ Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching
come out and hear the speaking. Re- | (fie commencement exercises of the col- said I had rheumatism. It coutinued mas county. The contracting parties
at 11 a. m. aud 8:00 p. m.
member that the result of this meeting 1 lege.
to grow worse and I could hardly get were Frank Jones of New berg, and Miss Intermediate
“
-
5:30 “
will have a great bearing on the result
W. J . Stater has leased his farm to E. around to work. I went to a drug Grace D. Yeager of Graeme, Rev. E. S. Y.P.8.C.E.
“ -
-
6:30 “
Prayer meeting on Wednesday even­
at the final show down June 30.
8. Craven for a term of five years and store and the druggist recommended Bellinger, a Congregational minister of
will move to town after his crop is har­ me to try Chamberlain’s Pain Balm. I Oregon City, officiating. The bride is a ing.
tried it and one half of a 50c bottle niece of Mrs. Noah Heater, and as to
Midweek meeting on Thursday at 2
Fresh vegetables at Wilson’s grocery. vested.
cured me entirely. I now recommend the groom we all know Frank, and the p . m .
The beet sugar enterprise will be a
C. B. Wilson is stilt paying cash for
it to all my friends.—F. A. Babcock, Graphic wishes them a happy journey
Junior Endeavor society meets Sun­
mortgage lifter for this section of the
produce.
The couple will live on day afternoon at 3 o’clock.
Erie, Pa. It is for sale by C. F. Moore to-gether.
country. Come out and aid the matter
Frank’s place out east of town about a
Code , druggists.
L rvi D. B arr , Pastor.
George Rogers was over from Jackson, along this afternoon.
mile and a half.
Washington, the first of the week.
M iss A ld e r s u u 's C o n c e r t.
Several banners have been put up
On Thursday evening, June 7, Miss
Try a load of slab wood for $1.50. about town and on the roads leading in
G lo rio u t* N e w s
New S tudents can e n te r an y of th e College
The Chas. K. Spaulding Logging Co.
Preaching Sunday morning. Even­
from the country, calling attention to Alderson, assisted by Mias Gertrude
Comes
from
Dr.
D.
B.
Cargile,
of
Classes for w hich th ey are prep ared .
Stahley of Salem, pianist, and by Sig.
ing service 7 :30.
C. C. Smith is now be ready to make the beet sugar enterprise.
Dominique Boffa of Portland, violinist Washita, I. T. He writes: “Four bot­
Junior at 3 p. m. • Young people’s
stamp pictures 16 for 25c. Four differ­ The best of fresh and salt meats the
gave a concert in the Friends church. A tles of Electric Bitters has cured Mrs. meeting at 6:30.
J. F. D ay , Pastor.
ent positions.
market affords will be found at the New- good audience was present, and was Brewer of scrofula which had caused
Harrison Troutman of Noblesville, tierg Meat Market. The highest prices delighted with the exceptionally good her great suffering for years. Terrible
W o u ld N o t S u f f e r S o A g a in f o r F i f t y
Indiana, arrived here last week and is paid for butcher’s stock.
entertainment which was given. Both sores would break out on her head and
T im e s I t s F r ie e .
C Y O C IIC C C I m il A healthy moral atmosphere combined with favorable-
face,
and
the
best
doctors
could
give
no
working for Jesse Edwards.
Lost—On Saturday June 9, on the road Miss Alderson and Miss Stahley are
inrellectual advantages.
I
awoke
last
night with severe pains CArCIVO CO LU I T "
help;
but
her
cure
is
complete
and
her
thorough
in
their
instrumental
work,
Mrs. W. R. Scott and little son have between Newberg and Portland a pack­
in my Btomacb. I never felt so badly
health
is
excellent.”
Ttiis
shows
what
been up from Oregon City during the age of babies clothes. The finder will and are well trained in the technique of thousands have proved—that Electric in all my life. When I came down
the art. Miss Stahley showed herself |
please report to John Groff.
week visiting with relatives.
to work this morniug I felt so weak I Send for Catalogue.
to be a very accurate accompanist. Miss Bitters is the best blood purifier known
Prof. E. E. Cunipston has been in Alderson was up to her usual high It's the supreme remedy for eczema, could hardly work. I went to Miller A
J. W. Wheeler and furnily are down
TH O M AS N E W L IN , P r e sid e n t.
from Lane county this week visiting town during the week visiting with his standard in her vocal numbers. The tetter, salt rheum, ulcers, boils and McCurdy’s drug store and they recom­
mended
Chamberlain's
Colic,
Cholera
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Cumpston audience was simply captivated by Sig. running sores.
It stimulates liver,
with ••elativea north-west of town.
and Diarrhoea Remedy. It worked
and attending commencement.
Boffa’s playing on the violin, and each kidueys and bowels, expels poisons,
The platform scales near the depot are
like magic and one dose fixed me al­
helps
digestion
builds
up
the
strength.
of
his
numbers
was
encored.
Huch
play-
I
President
Newlin
left
on
the
morning
now in working order. Patronage so­
right It certainly Is the finest thing
Only
50c.
Sold
by
C.
F.
Moore
&
Co.,
train Thursday for Long Beach, Califor­ ing had never been heard in Newberg, !
licited.
tl
M. H. PlNNEY.
I ever used for stomach trouble. I
nia, where lie will attend California and should he ever come again, a large druggists. Guaranteed.
shall not be without it in my home
W. B. Sims and family arrived home
and appreciative audience will greet
Yearly Meeting of Friends church.
hereafter, for I Bhould not care to en­
from Hood River the first of the Week
HARDWICK & CO.
K u r a l M a l l D e liv e r y .
him.
Herbert Cash moved to town the first
where they went to pick strawberries.
PROGRAM.
Instructions were received at the dure the sufferings of last night again
of the week and will occupy the J . T. Sonata, Op. 13,
Gertrude Stahley. Newberg postoffice the first of the week for fifty times its price.—G. H . Wilson,
Prof. J. C. Hodson and S. Brutscher
Smith property during tho aosence of Stabat Mater,
Sig. Boffa.
from the department at Washington di­ liveryman, Burgettstown, Washington
went to Wheatland Tuesday to address Mrs. Smith, who has gone to Berry to
S in g , S m i le , S l u m b e r ( V i o l i n O b l i g a t o ) recting the starting of the rural mafl de­ C o , Pa*. T i l l * rouaedy ia fo r aaJw b y O.
the people on the beet sugar proposition. spend the summer with her husband.
Marguerite Alderson.
livery on the route from this office July F. Moore A Co., druggists.
James Millsap came down from Willa-
The
Son
of
the
Puszta,
Sig.
Doffa.
11. D. T. Snodgrass who lives on the
Since last report girl babies have ap­
mina Wednesday for a Bhort visit with peared in the homes of Moses Votaw and (a) The Lass with the Delicate Air, VVapato lake road was the first man to
Ile a l R e la te T ra n e fe rs .
his parents Mr. and Mrs. Wisdom Mill- J .C . Comic. It has also been hinted (b) I Cannot Help Loving Thee,
order a rural mail box to be put up at R eported by th e Y a m h ill Co. A b stract C o a t Mc­
O regon, (or th e w eek e n d in g
sap.
Marguerite Alderson.
his farmhouse. All parties living on J M u n in e n 9, v ille,
1 that a new youngster in the home of
1900. Ja m e s M. P u g h , m an ag er.
the route who desire to have their mail
Mrs. D. R. Jackson left here the first Martin Downs has not been chronicled. Piano Solo, Home Sweet Home,
Marguerite Alderson.
delivered are requested to call at the post Mutual Benefit Life Ins Co to
of the week for Minnesota where she Dates are not at hand.
John W Thomas 5.61 a in Jno
Sig. Boffa.
office at as early a date as possible and
will spend some time visiting with rela- 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Smock of Sher­ Cavatina,
Watt die t5r4......................... $ 206 00
Angel’s
Serenade,
Marguerite
Alderson.
leave
their
orders
for
mail
boxes.
Metal
tives.
I wood, accompanied by their daughter,
0
A C R R Co to Chas A Blane
Violin Obligato, Sig. Boffa.
boxes will be delivered to patrons along
Hamilton Hutchens and family were attended the senior prep graduating ex­
40 a in sec 29 t2r3................... 100 00
the
line
at
seventy-five
cents
each
and
down from Dayton Tuesday to attend ercises Tuesday and saw their sou Ira
P a b lfc S ch o o l G r a d u a tio n .
the department makes the requirement Rosamond I Voung to John M
Will sell cheaper than any one in the County.
Will exchange New
the senior preparatory graduating exer­ receive his diploma from the academic
On last Friday evening Crater’s hall that these boxes shall be used.
Harrington 147. 32 a in J R
Goods for old.
department of the college.
cises.
was filled with a large audience gathered
Joung A M Malone die t4r4... 3150 00
Goods sold on Weekly or Monthly Payments.
Wisdom Millsap received word on
Mrs. Mary C. Osborn came last week to see six young people graduate from
A L if e A n d D e a t h F ig h t.
1 C Hewett & wl to H H Hewitt
Wednesday of the death of one of l.is from Lnpwai, Idaho, where she and her the course of study of Newberg public
Mr. W. A. Hines of Manchester, la.,
70 a in Henry Hewitt dlct5r3.
1 00
sons at Moscow, Idaho, who died of con­ husband are working at the Indian a- school and receive their diplomas. The writing of his almost miraculous escape
Jesse
Edwards
A
wl
to
G
P
gency, to attend commencement. Mr. exercises went off very nicely. The pro­ from death, says: “Exposure after
sumption.
Terry 10 a in Jas Bradley die
Mrs. Ramsey has bought Mrs. Mc­ Osborn will also be down during the ductions of the young graduates were measles induced serious lung trouble,
t3r2.......................................... 600 00
month
for
a
short
vacation.
good,
and
all
acquitted
themselves
with
which ended in consumption. J had Wm E Davis A wf to Jno Nash
Kern’s interest in the milliner business
Phin Vantress, a former Newberg boy, credit. The floral display was quite frequent hemorrhages and coughed
and up to July 4 she will make a clear­
18.26 a in GC Rogers die t3r2. 485 00
graduated from the commercial départ­ elaborate.
■light and day. All my doctors said I
ance sale at 25 per cent reduction.
Effie
L Christenson A husb to N
The
invocation
and
benediction
were
irent of Holmes Business College in
must soon die. Then I began lo use
V otaw & H ollingsw orth
Drew and Ore Price successfully pass­ Portland Monday night. Archie Seeley given by Rev. Levi D. Barr. The mu­ Dr. Kings New Discovery which wholly
P Jensen 40 a in secs 4 A 9
H ave every th in g you w a n t in th e
ed the final examinations at .Salem the of Wilsonville, a former student of the sic of the evening was very good and
t3r4
.........................................
900
00
cured me. Hundreds have used it ou
first of the montli and on last Monday college here also graduated at the same consisted of a piano duett by the Misses my advice and all say it never fails to Omar Stewart to Ed Hendries
June 11, were admitted to the bar.
Alderson and Stahley, and a very pretty cure throat, chest and lung troubles.”
% a pt It 3 sec 13 t3r4............
36 00
time.
Farmers I want your eggs. I will
A contractor from LaGrande named vocal duett by Alberta Meats and Cozy Regular size 50c and $1. Trial bottles
give cash for them.
Egg packers Haworth was in town the first of the Hadley. One of the pleasing features of free at C. F. Moore A Co.’s drug store.
A M o n s te r D e r t l W ish
furnished free to those wishing them.
week looking after purchasing a large the evening was the club swinging by a
Destroying its victim, is a type of
class
of
girls
trained
by
Prof.
Jackson.
C. B. W i l s o n .
shipment of Newberg pressed brick.
constipation. The power of this mal­ NEW COODS ARRIVING DAILY & PRICES TO SUIT EVERY
Dr. H. J. Littlefield in a letter mailed He spoke in very fiattering terms of the The little girls were heartily encored
ady is felt on organs, nerves, muscles
ONE.
and
repeated
the
performance.
to his wife from Juneau, Alaska, said he sugar beet industry in his part of the
and brain. But Dr. King's New Life
The
names
of
the
graduates
with
their
was just beginning to show signs of im­ country.
Pills are a safe and certain cure. Best Wall Paper & Picture Moulding in all Styles & Prices.
subjects were, Charley Morris—Glass;
provement in appetite and general
James Patterson has given up his po­ Lulu Giles—The Backwoodsmen ; Laura
in the world for stomach, liver, kid­
health.
sition in Porter & Larken’s store and is Blair—The Uses of the Hand; Grace
neys and bowels. Ooly 2 jo at C. F. A lso a F u ll L in e o f n e w e st C arpets. A ll lin e s o f U n d ert
Hervey M. Hoskins, census enumera­ moving hack to liis ranch near Blaine, Moriartv—Secrets of Success; May Hall
Moore A Co.’s drug store.
G o o d s cnO H ta u tly on b a n d .
tor, says he finds people quite willing to Tillamook county. Mr. Patterson has —National Characteristics; Jessie Chris­
answer the questions propounded and he made many friends during his stay in tenson—Water.
T o C u r « A C o ld I n O n « D n y
is getting along well with the work. New berg and a place will be made for
The address to the class was given by
T ake L axative B ao x o Q u in in e T ablet «. All
Hervey is quite a ladies’ man and of him should he conclude to return in Prof. J. C. Hodson, and as usual with
d ru g g ists re fu o d th e m otiey If It fell* to core.
course he never .nits down the age of an the fall, f
E. W. G rove’s sig n a tu re is on each boy. 25c.
his inspiring talks, contained much
unmarried woman at more than twenty-
A card Was received a few days ago helpful advice and encouragement to the
C u r e s C a n c e r If a p p lie d In t h e i r e a r l y
three.
from an old Bpiceland, Indiana, friend ad­ young people who had graduated under
ANTED—SEV ER A L PERSONS FOR DI8
tric t Office M anagers in th is state to re p re -
S tages.
Cicero Marr was committed to the dressed jointly to the Graphic and Pres­ hie care. As this closes the last of ten
s e n t m e in th e ir ow n and s u rro u n d in g c o u n ­
insane asylum last week where it is ident Newlin in which the writer com­ years faithful service on the part of Prof.
ties. W illing to pay yearly |«00, p ayable w e ek ­
-------- It Cures--------
ly. D esirable e m p lo y m e n t w ith u n u s u a l op-
thought a cure may lie effected in a mended Oregon for the resnlt of the re­ Hodson as principal, he took occasion to
portim i!!«*. R eference* e x ch a n g e d . E n clo re
reif a d d re ra ed .ta m p e d e n v e lo p e . 8. A. P a rk , C ancer W arts. T um ors In th e F lesh o f Mnn and B e a st, Corns,
short time. Mrs. W. W. Hollingsworth cent election. Let Indiana do as well address some practical remarks to the
.120 G a llo n B iilldlng. C hicago.
B u n io n s, Hpralntt and B ru ises.a n d Is A n E x c e lle n t L in im e n t
started out with a subscription paper in Novemtasr and we will be safe for patrons of the school before closing. He
for R h eu m a tism , N eu ra lg ia , P le u r isy and a ll P a in s and
and secured enough money in a very another four years of prosjierity.
showed some of the week points in our
AGENTS W A N T E D -F O R "T H E LIFE AND
A ch es o f th e B ody. It also cures F istu la In H orses a n d re­
short time to pay off the mortgage on
Sergeant Fred Ramsey, of the U. 8. school system and some places where we
a c h ie v e m e n ts of A d m ira l D ew ey,” th e w o rld *
m oves E n largem en t on th e B one.
the Marr property.
reatent n av al hero. By M urat H a lste a d , th e
Maine corps, and who has been aboard have lost instead of gained by onr boast­
Ifelnn« frien d and a d m ire r of th e n a tio n 's Idol.
Students have
Farmeis have been taking advantage the battleship Oregon since that vessel ed modern methods.
B iggest and beat book; o v e r 500 page*. S x 10
Ini hep n e arly 100 pagea h a lfto n e Illu stra tio n s.
of the fine haymaking weather during went into commission, has been here lost in thorough ness, by the cramming
O nly 11.50 E norm ous d e m a n d
Big com m ie- T h is lin im e n t w as th o ro u g h ly te sted by Dr. Wm E llis d u rin g th irty -liv e y e ars p ra c tic e of
alou* O ut«! tre e C hance of « life tim e . W rite
the week and a ntimlwr of loads of well for several days shaking hands with his and scattering process now employed.
m e d ic in e, a n d In ensea of T um ors, C ancer W art*, a n d a ll u n n a tu ra l grow th* o n Man
q u ic k . T he D om inion C om pany. 3rd floor Caz-
or B east it h a a a lm o st in v a ria b ly ta k e n th e p la c e of th e S u rg eo n 's K nife.
cured clover hay, such as is calculated Yamhill county friends. He was dis­ There are some benefits however lo off­
lo n Bldg., C hicago.
to make the old family cow gladly re­ charged from the cervice at Yokohoma, set the disadvantages. One of the draw­
spond to the demands of the milkmaid, Japan, and caine home on the steamer backs to good woik is found in the fact
Try a b o ttle o f th is L in im en t and if yon th in k i t n o t w orth th e
have been delivered to different parties Coptic. Fred has 90 days in which to that stodents waste too much energy in
p rice paid, retu rn th e b o ttle and g e t you r m oney.
in town. E S. Craven has sold more re-enli*t, but says he has had enough of social pleasures while in school. Prob­
For
sale
at the Drug Stores in NeObtri- When wanted by mail address,
I he sea, and thinks he has quit for some ably the greatest danger however is
than any other party.
E. A. E L LIS, N gw b erg, O regon .
found
in
the
physical
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county this week and getting ready to tism was tne work of a demon within system. More pure, fresh air and less of
take charge of the county recorder's of­ a man. Any one who has had an at­ school room confinement is needed.
fice July 1. The family will probably tack of sciatic or inflammatory rheu­ Prof. Hodson backed up his ideas with J
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CAPITAL STOCK, $
remain on the farm until the crop is matism will agree that the infliction statistics which be bad taken person­
B. C. MILES.
harvested before the final move ia made is demoniac enough to warrant the be­ ally.
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J. C COLCORD.
AH of our H and Made H arn ess
E H. W OODWARD.
to McMinnville. In the invoice of per­ lief. ft has never been claimed that
C h e h a le m C e n t e r P l e n le .
N. E. BRITT.
sonal effects to be moved there will he Chamberlain’s Pain Balm would cast
J H DOUGLAS, JR .
The two schools in Dist. No. 9 which
Goods G uaranteed.
Directors
Included a half doxen choice Minorca demons, hut it will cure rheumatism, hsve been taught for the past three
chickens an I one of the pick of their ex­ and hundreds besr testimony to the months by Misses Annie andGrace Dud­
Our interests are all here, we can not afford to misrepresent guy article
cellent herd of Jersey cows. Mrs. Hos­ truth of this statement. One applica­ ley closed on last Friday with a picnic
which we have for sale.
C O R t t r . s r o w n R S T S —Ladd A TU ton. P o rt­
land : N atio n al P a rk B aok. New York.
kins has the reputation of being one of tion relieves the pain, and this quick in the grove near the Chehalero Center
O A K T A N L E A T H E R UR E D O N LY . C A R R IA G E T B JM M IN G .
the best halter makers in the conntry relief which it affords is alone worth school house. The forenoon was occu­
R e p e llin g e h e e p e r th a n a n y w h e re else.
T h a n k yon for y o u r pact patronage,
w ill try very h e rd to m e rit a eon tin m a c e e l th e I -----
and they would hardiy care to try to many times its cost. For sale by C. F. pied by songs, recitations and essays,
, S tran g ers «fallin g th e e fty a re I n r .ta d to c all el
t
th e bank (or in fo rm a tio n c o n c e rn in g th e 1
F. X. McATEE, Opposite Poetofflce.
keep house without a Jersey cow.
Moore A Co., druggists.
hy the north school, of which Grace Dad-
c ity C o rre sp o n d en c e in v ite d .
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ay a t 2 p. m . Sal.hath s ch o o l every Su n d ay a t
» 15 a. m. M onthly m eetin g a t • p. m . th e « rat
T uaaday In e ac h m o n th . Q u a ru rly m eetin g
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The Graphic and the Oregonian for
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W RIG HT & COOPER,
R ea l E state Brokers.
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PACIFIC COLLEGE,
Regular Common School Studies,
2 Classes in Algebra, Civil Government*
Composition & Elementary
Science,
Furniture Store
CARRY A FULL LINE
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NEW AND SECOND-HAND
F U M H IT U M M v
F U R N IT U R E &
U N D E R T A K IN G .
House Furnishing Line.
Big
Beet
Sugar
Mass
Meeting
this
FRI­
DAY,
Dr. Wm. Ellis Liniment
r
Bank of Newberg.
30,000
at .
CRATER’S
HALL.
Quality Tells, Price Sells.