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CHURCH NOTICES. The Graphic and the Oregonian for strawberry crates for sale by C. It. Wilsou. i A G o o d lu d e r a ta n d lu g sion upon the state of Oregon. J. M. WRIGHT, II. COOPER. That'i another name for J. 1’. Lewis Ti.e usual 11 o'clock Lour program Notary Public. Leave orders at Wilson’s Grocery for Rev. W. M. Barrett, of Dayton, will Co's Wear Kesister»—the boots that will he conducted by the various col expressing or light hauling. preach in the Free Methodist church wear well, feel well, look well. Get a leges and institutions of tho state. “guoJ understanding.” AN styles, men's To thoroughly enjoy tho Chautauqua Top buggy for sale, or will trade for next ¡Sunday. women’s and children's. Get a pair at at Gladstone, one should camp during wood. A. E. M oorc . Mrs. A. T. Hill and daughter Alice J. C. Porter’s. tho whole season. Mako up parties of Leave vour orders at the office of the left for llteir home at LaGrande on friends and go prepared to have all out T A I T l S T l ' H U R f H . —SERVICES, SUNDAY 11 J a. m. and 7.3U p. m. S unda y school Sun- Chas. K. Spaulding Logging Co. for slab Tuesday morning. ing under the most favorable circum-, Choice Farm and City Property. ( ■l u r l o UH N e w s ays at 10 a. m. P r a y e r m e e ti ng Wednesday Forty-five acres, all fenced, part wood. ev en in g at 7:30 o'clock. stances. There is every convenience at Collect Kents and Look After Estates. Ccines from I>r. D. B. Cargile, of cleared. House, barn etc. $550. Iu Gladstone for camping; wood, water, | Investments Made for Non-Residents. RESBYTERIAN CHURCH.—SERVICES EV. Good pasture for eight or ten head of Washita, I. T. Ho writes: “Four bot ery tw o weeks as follows: F e b ru a ry 7th quire of A. P. Oliver. Insurance Written in Select Companies. tles of Electric Hitters has cured Mrs. pasturage, groceries, meat and vegeta •*td ^ arc ^ an(l ¡¿1st, *nd April 4th and cattle near the river. Terms reasonable. 18th. Nels Christenson's moved down from Hrewer of scrofula which had caused bles delivered on the ground. Hundreds 1 ---------- --------------------------------------- I Enquire of Ed Hobsou. Newborg\ Ore. McMiunvlile this week and are again her great suffering for years. Terrible will come and camp this season and re-J ree m e t h o d is t . - p r a y e r m e e t in g every T h u r sd a y a t 7:;k) p. m. Sabb ath i Ed Hatch has gone to Newport where bona fide Newbergers. new the friendships of former years. If you want to buy, either a large or small farm, you can save l>oth sores would break out on her head and school every S unday at 10 a. m. he w ill visit with his sister and listen to This has been a week of very rainy face, and tho best doctors could give no This is one of ti.e charms of Gladstone time and money by calling on us. If we haven't what you the ’’w ild waves” during vacation. weather. Nice for ducks but not so help; but her cure is comp ete and her life. Tjie classes begin at S o’clock in want we will take pleasure in assisting you in procuring prop Local Events. Chas. Burrows left for Seattle Wash good for clover that is cut and laying health Is excellent.” This shows what the morning and the evening exorcises erty to your satisfaction. If a non-resident and wish to ob ington last Saturday where he will again on the ground. thousands have proved—tint Electric close at 10 o'clock. Every hour is filled tain information about Real Estate or the country in general, drive a laundry wagon at good wages. Frank Elliott in company with Hitters is the best blood purifier known w ith choicest entertainment There are or Xewberg (the town of schools and churches) iu particular, Fresh vegetables at Wilson’s grocery. write us. Ed Jarrett has returned to his work Walter Maey and Ore Price started out It’s the supreme remedy for eczema, four complete programs daily, besides C. B. Wilson is still paying cash for in Eastern Oregon after having speut a for Southern Oregon Thursday morn- letter, salt rheum, ulcers, liolls and classes, athletics and games. Last year produce. running sores. Ii stimulates liver, 300 tents were pitched iu the park and few davs at home the first of the week.' ¡»g on a two months surveying trip. 1000 people camped during'the Chau Enos Hanson lias been dowu from The best of fresh and salt meats the Mr. W. Newhouse and family of kidneys and bowels, expels poisons, 1 helps digestion builds up the strength. tauqua season. Salem a day or two this week. market affords will be"found at the New’- T-vler’ Minnesota, aro vUUi,,K llia brotl1' Reduced rates will lie given on all lines Only 50o. Sold by C. F. Moore A Co., e r e Meat M e a t Market M a r k e t . The The highest I n c h e s t n prices r l e e s e r C . E . Newhouse of Springbrook. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Townsend have h berg leading to Gladstone Park. Season tick druggists. Guaranteed. Newhouse intends to locate here ii lie 2 S T E W B B R G , O IR E . been up from Portland this week. paid for butcher's stock. ets $1.50, day tickets 25c. Address J. W. finds things favorable. W IL L A M E T T E V A L L E Y C I IA T A U Q U A . Gray, Sec., Oregon City. Try a load of slab wood for $1.50. Mrs. Edith Coleman of Everett,Wash Gertrude and Mary Minthorn who The Chas. K. Spaulding Logging Co. ington, has been visiting her parents have lieen attending college here the A ('a ril o f Thank!«. T h o S e v e n th A n n u a l A ssem b ly B egin* Mrs. Bertha Pressnall is down from Mr. and Mrs. Mordecai Ellis cast of past year, left Tuesday morning for J u l y l i t h a n d c l o s e s J u l y ti l a t . I wish to say that I feel under lasting town during the past week. Salem this week Visiting with relatives. Hot Lake, Union county, where their obligations for what Chamberlain’s The Willamette Valley Chautauqua Cough Remedy has done for our fain- Farmers I want your eggs. I will parents are running the hotel at the Royal Ann cherries wanted—Apply this year lias been exceedingly tortunato The Academy offers excellent opportunity for review work and prepa Egg packers healtli resort there. j ily. We have used it in so many cases at once to Porter Skinner, Springbrook. give cash for them. ration for teaching. Besides the furnished free to those wishing them. Otis Snodgrass, who in company in securing star singers,lecturers, hum | of coughs, lung troubles and whooping C. C. Smith is now be ready to make C. B. W ilson . with Clyde Halliday bas been orists, cartoonists, readers and elocu ! cough, and it has always given the tionists. In such a galaxy it is difficult stamp pictures 10 for 25c. Four differ H. E Pinney of Great Bend, Kansas, visiting bis old haunts iu this corn- to name tho chief attraction; to many it most perfect satisfaction, we feel great ent positions. ly indebted to the manufacturers of this brother of M. If. Pinney, who arrived j uiunity for several days, returned to bis -There will be- John Stratton is now running as news here a short time ago is so well pleased home at North Yakima, Washington will he the Metropolitan Jubilee Sing remedy and wish them to please accept ers of Chicago, who rank at the top of boy on the morning and evening train with the country that ho will send for tho first of the week. our hearty thanks.—Respectfully, Mrs. the justly popular jubilee singers of this vice Fay Sims resigned. his family and mako Oregon his home. Mrs. Metcalf, aged eighty-five years, country; the lover of art will come S. Doty, Des Moines, Iowa. l-'or sale by C. F. Moore A Co. Public spirited farmers will spend the L. M. Carey, who with his son has died at the home of her sou, L. M. many miles to hear the famed Alton next ten days in talking beet sugar been living out on the Ervin Scott Metcalf norfh of Xewberg at one Packard of Ohio, whose cartoons have T o C u r e A C o ld I n O ne D ay acreage to their neighbors. place north-east of town the past winter o’clock Thursday morulng. The fu brought laughter and merriment to Take L ax vtivb B romo Q ui ni n e T ablets , All neral services will be conducted at the newspapers throughout tho country; drurçgiüt.? re fu n d the mone y if it fails to cure. Peter Bashaw and Chauncy Cross is expecting his wife and two daugh residence this afternoon. the lover of humor, lit with wisdom, E. W. G rove’s s ig n atu re is on each box. 2Bc. started on an overland trip a lew days ters to arrive this evening from Marion, Rev. Andrew.F. Mitchell of Whittier, will award the palm to Thomas Mo- ago to tako a look at the country in the Indiana. PERSONS FOR D is California, writes to his brother G. W. W ANTED—8EYEKAL tr i c t Office Managers iu th is state to r e p r e eastern part of the state. H. Cooper who has been making a Mitchell that lie will start for Xewberg Clary, the greatest pulpit orator in sent me in t h e ir ow n and s u r ro u n d in g c o u n Minnesota; the lover of dramatic genius Willing to pny year ly ♦»UU, payable w e e k Mrs. Ramsey has bought Mrs. Mc successful canvass of tho territory ad Juno 23. He is a fine speaker and those will ehoose Clarence Kemp tho Bhakc- ties. ly. Desirable e m p lo y m e n t w ith u n u s u a l o p portu nities. Referen ces e xch ang ed. Kucloce Kern’s interest in the milliner business jacent to the river on tho Marion county who attend Friends Yearly Meeting will epearan scholar. At the special request M-lf addre ss ed sta m ped env elope. S. A. Park, and up to July 4 she will make a clear side for beet sugar acreage, came home have an opportunity to hear good! of his numerous admirers, Roland X). .{•-¡0 Caxto u B uild ing, Chicago. New Students can enter any of the College sick last Friday and has been unable to ance sale at 25 per cent reduction. preaching, Grant of New Hampshire lias boon re AGENTS W A N T E D - F O R “ THE LIFE AND get out since. Classes for which they are prepared. Mrs. G. W. Cutts who has been on a Mrs. Martha Vestal and her daugh called to speak for tho fifth timo at this AChlevemeuta of A d m ir a l D ewey," the world's Hoys hate effeminate boots. They r e a t o t naval hero. By Murnt llaltdead. the trip to Chicago and her daughters Ma ter Mrs. Emma Hill returned home assembly. Tho annual Chautauqua ad ifelony friend end a d m ir e r of the n a ti on's Idol. bel and Louise who have been visitiug want good, substantial, handsome the first of the week from Whittier, dress on Recognition D.iy, Thursday, Biggest a n d best book; o ve r 300 pages, 8 x 10 lies; ne arly 100 p eso s halftone illustrations. with their father at Shedds arrived boots like J. H. Lewis Co.’s Wear-Re California, where they went on a visit July 19th, will bo given by President * im inly It. >o. Enorm ou s d e m a n d . Illy c o m m is sisters. Get your boy a pair and you early in the spring. "Uncle Jim m y” .Strong of the State University, who lias sions. ou tf it free. C h a n c o o f a l l f e t i m e . Write borne last Monday evening. quick. The Dominion Company, 3rd floor Cax- will be surprised bow long they will c v o r u c c c I m u A healthy moral atmosphere combined with favorable Mrs. McGregor, of Vanconvcr, B. C. wear and look well. J. C. Porter bus j remained behind to attend Friends already made such a favorable impres ton Bldg., Chicago. E A r C liö E ö L U lf ““ iureiiectual advantages. Yearly Meeting ut Long Reach but he bas rented the Townsend property on them. will be home soon. River street vacated by H. F. Allen and Harry Allen left here last week for Last tall I sprained my left hip while she and her daughter Jeunie are ex Kansas City where he will commence handling some heavy boxes. The doc- Send for Catalogue. pected to arrive here soon. work for a wholesale house July 1, Mrs. tor I called on said at first it was TH O M A S N E W L IN , P resid en t. Charley Redmond of McMinnville, in Allen remained here till Thursday of sliglit strain and would soon be well, company with McArthur the manager : tliis week hoping to get to see her motli- but it grew worse and the doctor then ©f the athletic team of the University of er who was expected to nrrive from said I had rheumatism. It continued Oregon was in town last Tuesday mak Vancouver, B. C. to grow worse and I could hardly get | ing an effort to get Roy Heater to join around to work. I went to a drug! A very enthusiastic beet eugar meet- the team for next year. ng was held at Crater’s ball on Friday store and the druggist recommended Miss M. Evelyn Hurley of Portland afternoon of last week and a number of me to try Chamberlain’s Pain Halm. I HARDWICK & CO. sang a very beautiful solo at the Friends j contracts for acreage were taken. The tried it and one half of a 50o bottle church Sunday morning, which was principal speakers were Rev. J. F. Day, cured me entirely. I now recommend greatly appreciated. At some time in Prof. J. C. Ilodson, Georgo C. Sears and it to all my friends.—F. A. Babcock, the future we hope to hear her in con i Jesse Edwards. Another public meet Erie, Pa. It is for sale by C. F. Moore cert before a Xewberg audience. ing is announced for this, Friday af- CoA., druggists. Another public meeting will be held J. C. Comic thinks the Graphic failed j ternoon at the same place for further — OF— to do justice to the subject in its men j consideration of this important ques- a t C r a te r ’s h a ll t h is afternoon in tho I tion. iuterest of the beet sugar proposition. tion last issue of the arrival of that daughter down his way. He wants the Prof. F. K. Jones has resigned his Rev. Georgo C. Carl who returned last public to know that it was the biggest i place on the college faculty and has ac- week from a trip through California and girl ever born in Xewberg, weighing cepted a professorship iu the university a number of the middle states, where thirteen and one quarter pounds. at Wichita, Kansas, au institution in beet sugar plants are in operation, will he the principal speaker. Rev. Carl is a K. C. Eldridgo has sold the creamery i which his father is specially interested. close observer ns well as a very forcible « He left here last Saturday for Berkeley, plant to a company made up of the dairy speaker and lie will be well worth hear — — men who have been patroniztng it, .who California where he will tako special ing. As the time for the close of the will run it on the co-operative plan. work during the summer. Prof. Jones canvass approaches the interest in the Will sell cheaper than any one in the County. Will exchange New Sam Atkinson is now taking lessons un has done good work in Pacific College result increases. This ought to he one Goods for old. and he will be appreciated wherever he der Mr. Eldridgo who will remain for a of the largest meetings that has Goods sold on Weekly or Monthly Payments. few weeks until Sam gets his hand in. goes. been held in tho interest of this enter Prof. Edwin Morrison lias all his ar prise and a large number of farmers who Charley Clemenson and family are rangements made and will leavo here hnvo been holding back ought to make down from Creswell, Lane county this shortly for Chicago where lie will spend week visiting with relatives. Charley tho summer vacation taking special up their minds to come forward with a liberal acreage on this occasion. Fail says growing grain is in pretty much work in tho University of Chicago. Tho ure means disaster while success means the same condition throughout the Professor is already very proficient as a everything. . valley. While spring grain looks well teacher of science in Pacific College and a great deal of the fall sown wheat has a with the work ho will do in the uni A Lire A n d D e a t h F i g h t . bad color. Votaw & Hollingsworth versity he will return as well prepared Mr. W. A. Hines of Manchester, la , H ave ev ery t h in g you w a n t in the Charles H. Marks, while acting in to fill the chair of science as any pro writing of his almost miraculous eseupe the capacity of nurse at the Second fessor on the coast. He is moving into from death, says: “Exposure after Division Hospital of the Fifth Army- the College boarding hall with his fam \ measles induced serious lung trouble, Corps at Santiago de Cuba, used a few ily as he and Mrs. Moriison will have I which ended in-consumption. I had bottles of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera charge of the hall next year. j frequent hemorrhuges and coughed and Diarrhoea Remedy for diarrhoea The aucienU believed that rheuma night and day. All my doctors said I and found it to work like a charm. For tism was the work of a demon withiu must soon die. Then I began to use NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY & PRICES TO SUIT EVERY sale by C. F. Moore & Co. a mar.. Any one who has had an at Dr. Kings New Discovery which wholly ONE. A letter received from W. P. Samms, tack of sciatic or inflammatory rheu- cured me. Hundreds have used it on Enterprise, contains tbe following which mutism will agree that the infliction ! my advice and all say it never fails to Wall Paper & Picture Moulding in all Styles & Prices. will be read with interest and satisfac- j ¡s demoniac enough to warrant the be- cure throat, chest and lung troubles.” tion by many Xewberg people. “ Per- lid- It has never been claimed that Regular size 50c and $1. Trial bottles A lso it F u ll Line o f n e w e s t Carpets. All lin es o f U n d e r ta k in g Imps the readers of tho Graphic would Chamberlain’s Pain Halm would cast free at C. F. Moore & Co.’s drug store. Goods c on stan tly on hand. demons, hut it will cure rheumatism, be pleased to learn that Bro. ¡3. S. Lewis O r e g o n Y e a rly m e e tin g . and hundreds bear testimony to the is giving the very best of satisfaction as pastor of the Alder church, that his con truth of this statement. One applica Oregon Yearly Meeting of F rier.ds gregations are constantly increasing in | tion relieves the pain, and this quick Church will be held from June 23 to numbers from week to week, and that relief which it affords is alone worth July 4, and promises to be a more than he will have a five room parsonage of many times Its cost. For sale by C. F. usually helpful occasion. Tbe import C u r e s C t t n e o r IF a p p l i e d In t h e i r e a r l y ant question of the adoption of a uni modern style finished throughout, by! Moore A Co., druggists. • * S G ig e . s . the first day of July without a dollar of The next ten days will be a war to a form discipline for nil the Yearly Meet debt against it; and his health is mucli finish on the beet sugar proposition and ings iu the United States will come be -------- It Cures-------- improved.” every farmer iu reach of Newberg will fore the business session, to gether with | the usual routine work. C ancer W arts, Tum ors in th e Flesli o f Man nnd B east, Corns, tie given an opportunity to line up for Some farmers about Xewberg who re A special f rature of this year’s gath B u n io n s,S p r a in s and B r u ise s,n n d Isnn E x c e lle n t Linim ent fuse to help the beet sugar enterprise the acceptance of the beat offer that has ering will be the presence of Rev. Dav for K heiim atisiu, NeuraffHn, P le u r isy nnd nil P a in s nnd ever been made to any town and farming along in the way of subscribing acreage id Hadley, General Superintendent of A elies o f th e Body. It also eures F is tu la in Horses and re* use very poor logic when they offer as community in the country. The citizens Evangelistic work amongst the Friends m oves E n la r g e m e n t on the Bone. of Xewberg are thoroughly in earnest an excuse the only reason that they in Indiana, who will contribute much want to sell their land. With tho pros , and the tanners who have moderate tii the devotional meetings, held perity that the beet sugar business is sure sized places are coming up nobly witli morning and evening. Other minis Thl* lln liaen t w a. ihornuxhly I,y Dr. Win. Kills during th irty five y r a n practira o | m edicine, »n«l in p m m of Tumor*, Cancer Warts, mid all unnatural growth* on Man to bring to the community there will he acreage. The same may be said of a ters from a distance are expected. or Beast U bus alm ost invariably taken the place of the Surgeon’• Knifo. number of the owners of large farms a dozen chances to sell land where there Thomas Xcwlin, Clerk of the Yearly is one now, and anything that helps to across the river in Marion county, but meeting, will give a series of nddresses with a few exceptions the large farmers make a market for land is not likely to Try n Itottle o f this Liniment and If you think it not w orth th e during the week on tho following sub- prove to be an encumbrance; but then on this side shake their heads and say price paid, return tlie bottle nnd get your money. 1 “(Quakerism; Its spirit and “yes I think it would be a good thing, jeete: of course there are always some people For sslc at the Drug Stores in Newberg. When wanted by mail address, but—” In spite of tliis discouraging Power' ” 2 "Our meetings for worship.” i who are ready to shy at tbe sight of feature we are determined to succeed for 3 "The adjustment of the Quaker Ideal E. A. ELLIS, N ew b erg, Oregon. their own shadow. such a word as fail must not for a mo to our age.” Mrs. J . H. Douglas’ mother, Mrs. ment be considered. A large number of The Christian Endeavorers of the Elizabeth Hutchinson and her son Dr. new recruits will no doubt get into the Yearly meeting are planning a rally for Woods Hutchinson arrived here from band wagon at the meeting at Crater’s Friday night June 29, at which Rev., Des Moines, Iowa, last Saturday even ball to-day. Dr. Atchison of Portland will give the ing and will remain lor some time. address. A n n o u n cem en t. Mrs. Hutchinson has been here before A cordial invitation is extended the All of our Hand Made H a r n e s s and she bas many friends in Xewberg The present ow ners and managers of public to participate in these meetings L e t e v c r y h o d y r n e t In n n d d rill a n d w e who are glad to see her back again. Dr. the Xewberg Flouring .Mills desire to and to come into touch with the work Goods Guaranteed. n r o n itre w i n n e r s . Hutchinson recently returned from n say to the general public that the manu and aims of the Friends church. * two years stay in Europe where he took facture of flour is in the hands of Mr. ' Our interests are all here, we can not afford to misrepresent any article W a n te d a special course in certain lines of his Keller who has 28 years of experience to which vre have for sale. profession. He is pretty well worked hiscredit as a miller and has no doubt To rent a farm in the vicinity of Xew O A K TAN L E A T H E R USEI> ONLY. C A R R I A G E T R IM M IN G . R epairing cheaper than anyw here else. Thank you for your past patronage, down and he will take some time off in of his ability to sustain the present high berg. Would prefer a farm suitable for will try very h a rd to me ri t a c o n tin u a n c e of th e *-trae. s t o c k raising. S a m u e l B ro s , which to rest up and regain his usual ‘ grade of our goods. Come and try us. F. X. McATEE, Opposite Postofflce. strength. | G bafl A K llleu . 6 29 King, Marion Co., Ore. 1 ^ aR ir.SD S' CHURCH.— SERVICES EVER*- X S j n d a y at 11 a, m. and s p. m. and T h u r S • a y at 2 p. m. £ a hbath school every Sun da y at • :4»a. m. M onthly m e e ti n g at 8 p.'m. th e Smt Tuesday In each m o u th . Q uart erl y mooting the second S a tu rd a y a n d Sunda y In Feb ru a ry , May, August a n d November. W o m a n 's For* •Ign Missionary Society me ets third S a tu rd a y In each m o n t h a t 3 p. m. ♦ 2 . 0 0 . W RIG HT & COOPER, R ea l J E s t a t e Jirokers. P F PACIFIC COLLEGE, Regular Common School Studies, 2 Classes iu Algebra, Civil Government, Composition & Elementary Science, f THE FLAG STILL WAVES The country is safe and ten days remain in which Furniture Store CARRY A FULL LINE NEW AND SECOND-HAND EVERY LOYAL CITIZEN OF NEW BERG May get in and work to secure the BEET SUGAR FACTORY F U R N IT U R E U N D E R T A K IN G . House Furnishing Line. Ten days will soon pass by, but with a good display of vim and vigor, much good work can be ac Dr. Wm. Ellis Liniment complished in that time. No town has ever had such a liberal offer for a large fac tory and we have everything to gain by MEETING THE CONDITIONS. ^ ^ ^ ■ (ju ality Tells, Price Sells. Newberg and a licet Sugar Factory, Now or never.
