l're n e u ltf il A T r a g e d y .
A u u « u n rfiu « U .
Moore’s dandruff cure or no pay.
SOCIETY NOTICES.
Go to T. H Cum m ings for paints and
!
Freeh vegetables at W ilson’s grocery. oils. A full line of undertaking goods
OF TH E WORLD.—NEW BERG CAMP, N O .1
kept in stock.
113, m te i* «vsry M onday e v en in g .
Moore’s corn rem over or your money
The best of fresh and salt meats the
n V C. T . C. -BUSINESS MEETING TH E B t * - hack.
V? . e n d a n d fo u rth W ednesday in ®aca
m arket affords will be found a t the New-
m o n th .
S traw b erry crate9 for sale by C. B.
lierg Meat M arket. The highest prices
©. O. F.—SESSIONS 1IEI.D ON THÜRSDAY W ilsou.
paid lor butch er's stock.
ev en in g s in B unk of New b erg b u ild in g .
Good straw or hay rack for sale.
W ith a clubbing ra te of only $2 a year
AND L. OF 8.—KBWFKKQ COUNCIL. N a I
E d m u n d R o b in s o n .
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m e e t, every F rid ay ev en in g in Ue*
lor the G raphic and th e Oregunian you
oouic h ail.
I-eave vour orders a t th e office of the get all th e news, both local and general,
A. M.—MEETS EVERY SATTE-
A F. day AND
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has.
K. Spaulding Logging Co. for slab I a t a very low figure. Now is the tim e
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C H U R CH NOTICES.
Miss F.va H aw orth of Portland visited
Rev. L. D. Barr returned home from
lR D SDS' C H U R C H .-S E R V IC E S KVKKt over Sunday with Mrs. Maud C unning P ortland the first of the week where be
1 S jnU uy a t 11 a, m. a n d S p. m . a n d T t u r * ham .
bad been bolding evangelistic services
iv a t i! p. m. S ab b ath school ev ery Su n d ay a l
t*:45 a. m. M onthly m e e tin g a t 8 p. m Ih e n rst
C. C. Sm ith is now be ready to make on th e east side. He reports a good a t
T uesday to aaeh m o n th . Q u a rte rly m ooting
th e second S a tu rd a y a n d Sun d ay in F e b ru a ry , | stam p pictures 16 for 25c. Four differ- tendance all the tim e and much in te r
May, A ugust a n d N ovem ber, w o m a n ’s For
est manifested.
e ig n M issionary Society ineeis th ir d S a tu rd a y I out positions.
w:
L
K
i
in each m o u th a t 3 p. m .
»APTI8T CHURCH.—SERVICE?, SUNDAY 11
a. m. a n d 7:30 p. m . Su n d ay school Sun-
. s h
at 10 *. m . P ray e r m e e tin g W ednesday
■day»
■evening a t 7:30 o'clock.
BAÏ
Well boring done by I>. W. C um m ins
at 30 cents per foot, board furnished for
him self and band.
RESBYTERIAN CHURCH.—SERVICES EV.
ery tw o we«’k» as follow s: F e b ru a ry 7th
-«nd 21at, M arch 7th a n d 21st, a n d A p ril 4th an d
18th.
M ilt Nicholson lias purchased a sp an k
ing team of m ules and is going in to the
team ing business in Ncwberg.
P
M e t h o d i s t .— p r a y e r
every T h u rsd a y a t 7:30 p .
school every Sunday a t 10 «
ree
F
MEETING
. Sabbath
Miss Lucy Gause went down to P ort
land last week and visited over Sunday
with her friend Miss E m m a Dorratice.
Local Events.
A. E. Bowman, who h as been working
in Portland for some m onths, came up
Saturday evening and spent Sunday with
C. F. Moore has tents to re n t o r 6ell.
th e home folks.
The G rapine and th e Oregonian for
F .S . Hayes of V ancouver, W ashington
* 2 . 00 .
came up Saturduy evening and visited
C. B. Wilson is still paying cash for over Sunday with his son F. A. Hayes
produce.
living out north of town.
Two young cows for sale.
t2
G . W. H o w ie .
F arm ers I x w ant your eggs. I will
give cash for th em .
Egg packers
Leave orders at. W ilson’s Grocery for furnished free to those w ishing them .
C. B. W ilson .
expressing or light hauling.
Miss lone H ill is acquiring th e a rt
Jesse Edw ards left Tuesday morning
for a weeks to u r in E astern Oregon in
preservative in the G raphic office.
th e interest of th e pressed brick business.
Try a load of slab wood for $1.50.
He intended to take in Pendleton, La-
T h e Chas. K . Spaulding Logging C o.
G rande, B akerC itv, and probably W alla
Miss lone T ow nsend of P ortland has W alla, W ashington.
been visiting th is week w ith Miss Joyce
Joel Bean a n d wife of B antu Clara,
H oskins out a t Springhrook.
C alifornia, w ho have been m ak in g an
Peaches for sale: You can get them ex ten d ed visit iu th e L ast, retu rn ed by
of W right it Cooper throughout the sea w ay of Oregon a n d stopped off here B at
son by placing your orders early. 8-3
urday ev en in g for a several day s v is it
F. X . M cAtee has been k ep t b usy w ith his sister E lizab eth M iles.
lately circulating betw een th e h arness
The m issionary com m ittee of Friends
shop and th e hotel ow ing to th e con church lias arranged wilh J . B M ount
tinued illness of Mrs. M cAtee.
to furnish tin cans for p u ttin g np fruit
I
Newberg:
Land
Co.
Tim ely inform ation given Mrs. Oeo. 1
L ong o f N ew Struitsville, Ohio, saved
FRIEN DS C IU R C 1L
j tw o lives. A frightful cough h ad long |
H. COOPER, President.
Sunday school at 10 a. m . Preaching kept h er aw ake every n ig h t She had
:
tried
m
any
rem
edies
and
doctors
but
a t 11 a. m. and 8:00 p . m.
E. K. SHAW, Vice Pres
J. M. WRIGHT, Sec. and Manager.
steadily grew worse u n til urged to try
Interm ediate
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K
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g
's
N
ew
D
iscovery.
One
bot
Y .P.S.C .E .
“ * . *
6:30 “
Choice Farm and City Property.
P rayer m eeting on Wednesday even tle w holly cured h er; an d she w rites,,
Collect Rents and Look Aftef Estates.
ing.
tills m arvllous m edicine also cured Mr. i
Investments Ma^e for Non-Residents.
Midweek m eeting on T hursday a t 2 L ong of u severe a ttack of P u e u iu o n ia .1
p. in.
Insurance Written in Select Companies.
| Such cures are positive proof o( its
Ju n io r Endenvor society meets Sun pow er to cure all th ro at, chest rn d lung
day afternoon at 3 o’clock.
troubles. O nly 50c and $1. G u a ra n
L evi D. B ars , Pastor.
teed. Triul bottles free a t C. F. Moore
If you want to buy, either a large or small farm, you can save both
A Co.’s drugstore.
Newberg, Ore.
;
BAPTIST.
Preaching Sunday morning. E ven
ing service 7 :30.
Ju n io r a t 3 p. m. Young people’s Reliable portion» of a mec b ia le tl or Inventive mind
desiring a trip to the P a r is E x p o s itio n , with good
m
eeting
at 6:30.
J. F . D ay , Pastor.
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“ should
— "’rite
darr
and expenses paid,
write
Nets C hristenson reports th a t this
T h s PATENT RECO RD, B
T a ltim o re , M d.
season’s first load of w heat was brought
in to th e elevator yesterday by the F er
EVANGELICAL CnCRCII.
AGENTS W A N T E D - FOK “ TH E LIKE AND
guson brothers of W est Chehaletn. The
a c h ie v e m e n t! of A dm iral D e w e y ." th e w orld'»
Sunday School every Sunday mu
g reatest nav al hero. Hv M urat H alstead, the
yield was only about ten and a Half
lifelo n g frien d a u d a d m ire r of th e n a tio u ’»idol.
inn at 10 o’clock.
H iggest aud best book; ov er 500 pages. S x 10
bushels per acre.
Preaching every Snuday evening at in c h e s; n early 100 pages ha lfto n e illu stratio n * .
O nly 81.50. E norm ous d e m a n d . lllg co m m is
W hen re-sbingling a barn roof a few 8 o’clock.
sions. O utfit free, C h an c e o f » lifetim e- W rite
days ago, Je rry O’Brien found one, a-
Prayer meeting every Wednesday qu ick . T he D om inion Com pany, 3rd floor C m *
to n Bldg., C hicago.
mong th e old fir shingles, w hich was in evening at 8 o’clock.
a rem arkable state of preservation con
Everybody invited. F . W . L adner ,
A d m in is tr a to r 's N o tic e o f F in a l S e t t le
sidering th a t it h ad been subjected to
m e n t.
Pastor.
N otice iA h e re b y giveu th a t the u n d e rs ig n e d
the p atter, p a tte r of Oregon m ist for a-
a d m in is tra to r of th e e sta te of C harles B ovard,
bout sixty-five years as Je rry figured
d e ce a se d has filed h is d u a l accouut w ith said
I t H e lp e d W in B a ttle s .
estate, iu th e c o u u ty c ourt of Y am hill county,
oat.
O regon, an d th a t said c o u rt h a s a p p o in te d Sat
T w en ty -n in e officers a n d men w rote u rd a y A ugust 18th, A. D. 1900, a t 10 o ’clock a. m.
A fter quite a careful survey of Oregon from th e front to ssy t h a t for scratches, ns th e day and h o u r for th e h e a rin g of objec
tio n s to th e said Anal acco u n t au d th e s e ttle
towns with a view to location, Drew and bruises, cuts, w ounds, sore feet and stiff m e n t thereof.
th e re fo re , all persons in te re ste d In
Ore Price have come to the conclusion jo in ts, B uck len ’s A rnica Salve is the sa Now.
id e sta te a re h ereby notified a n d re q u ire d to
th at th ere is no place like old Newberg, best in th e world. Sam e for burns, skin a p p ea r at th e c ouuty c o u rt room , a t .McMinn
ville, said c o uuty aud state, a t said tim e, to
and have abou td eterm in ed upon opening eru p tio n s an d piles. 25c a box. Cure th
e n and th e re show cause, if any th e re be,
w
said acco u n t should n o t be settled , allo w
up a law office here. T h e ir m any friends G uaranteed. Sold by C. F. Moore A ed hy and
a p proved, a n d th e a d m in is tra to r d is
will be glad to see them back home again Co., druggists.
ch arg ed , a u d said esta te forever aud finally
s ettled
A. R. C l’MPSTON,
and wish them a b u n d an t success in
A d m in istra to r of th e E state of C harles Bo*
v
a
rd
,
d
eceased.
8-17
th e ir chosen profession.
D ated J u ly 20, 1900.
A Free Trip to Paris!
D a ir y M e e tin g .
C larence B utt, A tt’y for E state.
A traveler arrived in Newberg Mon
Chehaletn D airy Association will meet
day evening all the W3y from Southern
T o C u re A C o ld In O n s D a y
Russia, iu th e person of Miss Caroline Saturday, August 4, at 2 o’clock.
Take L axative H komo Q u in in e T ablets . All
D
irectors
of
the
Creamery
Asoociation
Semmler. She came to join her brother
d ru g g ists re fu n d the m oney if it fails to cure.
E. W. G rove’s sig n a tu re is on each box. 25c.
Jo h n Semm ler, a n d fam ily who cam e will m eet a t 1 o'clock sharp.
J . H . R ees .
out her6 from N orth D akota several
m onths ago and who live o u t in the
th rifty G erm an settlem ent east of town
N o tic e .
j \ Ter,|y
fame of Newberg reacheth
Bran $12 per ton a t the m ill, Shorts
afar.
$15, Cliop $16, Middling $17, Flour
R ev . J . M . Y in g lin g , pastor of th e $2.70 b ’hl. in every store.
Bedford street M ethodist c h u rch a t
Any kind of grain exchanged into
C um berland, Md., says: “ I t affords me other mill stuff, or bought at highest
m uch pleasure to recom m end C bani- market price.
G rave A K eller .
N o tic e T h e F o ll o w i n g O ffers o f
berluin’s Colic, C holera a n d D iarrhoea
M rs. W . K . A llen, d a u g h te r Miss for the Alaska mission. Ladies who may R em edy. I have used it a n d know
R etti F a ta te .
E d n a , and gran d ch ild ren , accom panied desire to till any of them may call at others who h av e done so. I h av e n ev A M o th er T e lle H o w S h e S a v e d H e r L ittle
No.
1
118
Ac
5 mi from Newberg $2500
D a u g h t e r 's Life.
by Miss Id a H all left for N ew port yes M ounts store and get any num ber they er known It to fail. I t is a sure cure
41 »> 67 “ 3>é
1400
may w ant.
terday m orning, fur a m onths o u tin g .
I am th e m o th e r of e ig h t children “ 3 60 “ 4
II
w hen taken In tim e.” F or sale by C.
1300
nnd have had a g reat deal of experience “ 4 45 " 4
II
Mrs. E lm er C. H all and baby came
650
T h e first e n try o f H ervey M. H oskins F . Moore A Co., druggists.
w ith m edicines.
L ast su m m er m y
II
down front B aker City th e first of the in th e co unty real estate records a9dep
3000
Frederick Sw etm an w ho lived four little d a u g h te r h a d th e d y sen tery ill its ” 5 255 « 4
II
week and will visit for several weeks in u ty recorder was m ade th e p a st week. miles southw est of N ew berg, died last
“ 6 27>* “ 2'.j
1375
<1
town w ith Mrs. H all's parents M r. an d He is all rig h t, a u d his fist for perspicu- F rid ay a fter a lingering illness. The w orst form . W e th o u g h t she would “ 7 44 “ “
1000
die. I tried ev ery th in g I could th in k " 8 16 “ “
l(
M rs. A. L. Stevens.
900
| i-ty a u d grace is likely to lay it over alt funeral took place here S u n d a y m o rn
of, h u t n o th in g seem ed to do her any " 9 16 “
II
550
„
.
. 1 the boys w ho have h a d th e ir tu rn In ing a t 11 o ’clock In th e F rien d s c h u rc h .
M r. and Mrs. J . D. T a rra n t and ..
good. I saw by a n ad vertisem ent in “ 10 20 “ “
II
700
-tarteil
°™ce’—R
eporter.
H
e
was
born
ab
o
u
t
e
ig
h
ty
years
ago
on
dau g h ter Mrs. Nellie McCully
o u r p aper t h a t C h am b erlain ’s Colic, “ 11
II
250
“ “
Prince
E
d
w
a
rd
Island,
C
anada,
and
for
overland for th e coast W ednesday in
C
holera
a
n
d
D
iarrhoea
R
em
edy
was
Jo h n K ohr began his c o n tract to p a in t
« 12
41
250
6
H
“
U
forty
years
did
faith
fu
l
service
ns
lig
h
t
th e direction of th e L ittle N estucca. tile co u rt bouse on W ednesday, being
h ig h ly recom m ended and se n t an d got “ 13 25 “ %
II
1000
They left Jo h n n ie McCully behind to assisted by h is son, Geo. B angasser aud house keeper there. In 1876 he moved a bottle a t once. I t proved to be one of
II
“ 14 20 lt "
700
stay by th e stuff.
II
Ja c k L in n . H e estim ates th e jo b will w ith h is fam ily to N ew berg w here he th e very best m edicines we ever had in “ 15 16 « 3
1000
lias
since
resided.
H
e
h
as
ever
been
a
II
T he Misses Mary a n d Lizzie B urrow s req u ire tw e n ty days work, a n d says he co n sisten t C hristian m an a u d m em ber th e house. I t saved m y little d a u g h “ 16 95 “ “
3000
I am anxious for every '• 17
41
hav e purchased lots ju s t so u th of th e will n o t get rich. T he color w ill be a of th e F rien d s ch u rch of th is place. te r's life.
10000
300 " 4
m other to k now w h a t an excellent
II
H enry M orris property an d are h a v in g lig h t stone g ray w ith M ilwaukee brick
600
E v en w hen bowed dow n a n d b en t , m edicine it Is. H ad I know n it a t first “ 18 10 “ 3
U
constructed a very n e a t cottuge, w hich tri m m i ngs.—R eporter.
“ J0 JO “ “
350
w ith th e w eig h t o f his four score years, ^ w ould have saved m e a great deal of « 0-5
II
will be reudy for occupancy by th e tim e
10000
347 “ “
u
n
til
w
ith
in
th
e
last
y
ear
or
more,
he
Two of Y am hill's sons from th e coun
an x iety an d m y little d au g h ter m uch 400 acres river bottom land subdivided
th e public school oonimence9 in th e fall.
ty seat have lately been given official regularly w alked to N ew berg and back, suffering.—Y ours tru ly , Mrs. Geo. F.
into 10, 15 and 40 acre tracts.
Unclaim ed letters rem ain in the post- positions in th e capital city. George e ig h t miles in all, to a tte n d th e m id B urdick, L ib erty , R. I. For sale by
“ 20 House und lot in Newberg 175
office for H am ilton McCoy, Miss Bertha .Snyder, lately of th e T ranscript, is one week m eeting. C ertainly a tru e father C. F . Moore A Co., druggists.
41
II
R 21
200
P atton, Mrs May Robinson, Mrs. Maggie of the guards of th e p en iten tiary , while iu Israel h as fallen. T hree d au g h ters
II
II
225
“ 22
S m ith 2. Persons calling for any of the Colon E b erh ard , correspondent to the a n d one son rem ain to m o u rn his loss,
II 03
I«
II
T e a c h e r s E x a m in a t io n » .
400
above letters will please say “ adver Oregonian from McMinnville, is one of liis wife h a v in g died several y ears ago,
II
II
«I
04
600
since
m
oving
to
N
ew
berg.
tised .”
E . H . W oodward , P . M.
the atten d an ts in th e insane asylum .
Notice is hereby given th a t the county
Over 100 choice located lots in tho h eart
superintendent of Yatr.hill county will
E dm on t'a n to n w in e , o n ceo fN ew b erg
M r. and Mrs. N athan W hite, w ho
of the city of Newberg.
Bid» W anted—To Haul Gravel.
hold tlie regular exam ination of appli
candy fame, visited w ith h is bosom have been living a t E rskinville, E astern
I f volt w ant to raise chickens take a iook
Bids will be received by th e C om m it cants for state and county papers at
friend Gbos. D avid-on a d ay or so th is Oregon, moved to Newberg th e firet of
at my j , acre lots.
w eek. E d now holds dow n a position th e week an d are tem porarily occupy tee on streets an d public property until McMinnville, as follows:
Correspondence Solicited. Call on or
For State Papers—Commencing W ed
a s table w aiter on th e steam er Dalles ing th e M artin Cook property. They A ugust 11th, a t 8 p. m ., 1900, to furbish
A ddress,
A . I*. O l i v e r ,
C ity ru n n in g betw eeu T he Dalles au d have come, we understand, witli th e in and deliver gravel upon th e following nesday A ugust 8th a t n in e o'clock a. m.
Newberg, Oregon.
and continuing until Saturday August
P o rtla n d .
tention of stay in g , and will soon p u r named streets or portions thereof:
Opposite Postoffice.
River street from the corporate lim its 11th a t four o’clock.
D r. E. P . Dixon and C. E . H oskins re chase here a home of th e ir ow n.
W ednesday—Penm anship,
history,
on th e south to th e intersection with
turned last F rid ay from the Trask river
We are now prepared to do w atch and F irst s tre e t; F irst stre e t from the cor spelling, algebra, reading, school law.
w here they had been on a short fishing jewelry repairing. Our equipm ent is
porate lim its on th e west to the in te r T hursday—W ritten arithm etic, theory
trip. They Had fair success but th e pres
complete and nothing but first class section w ith River S treet; P ortland road of teaching, gram m ar, book-keeping,
en ce there of so many o th er Ik W altons
D EALER IN
work turned out. Prices reasonable and from th e corporate lim its on th e east to physics, civil governm ent. Friday—
made such close com petition th a t the
every job guaranteed. We carry a full th e bridge crossing c a n y o n ; Meridian Physiology, geography, mental a rith D r u g s & M e d i c i n e s , B o o k s &
public is spared any very rush fish stories
line of optical goods th a t will please yon street from th e corporate lim its on the m etic, com position, physical geog B o o k l e t s , F i n e & F a n c y S t a t i o n
from this expedition.
both iu qu ality and price.
n orth to th e intersection witli First S t.; raphy. Saturday—Botany, plane geom e r y , S c h o o l B o o k s & S u p p l i e s .
W in sl o w B ros ., Jew elers.
A hop growers picnic will tak e place
Dayton road a t intersection with F irst etry , general history, English literature,
Successors to H . A. Miller. stre e t in a southw esterly direction to the psychology.
a t Buttevllle, S aturday, A ugust 11, u n
For C ounty
P a p e rs—Commencing W A L L P A P E R .
d er the auspices of th e Hop Growers
N e w e s t I» « t-
Pres. H. E . McGrew w ent to P ortland corporate lim its ; Main stre e t from the
Fire Relief Association. The various Tuesday m orning and m et his wife and corporate lim its on th e n o rth to the In W ednesday August 8th a t nine o'clock
te r n s a m i Styles.
features of th e hop iu dustry will be little girl who had come on from Boise, tersection with Dayton ro a d ; W est Che- a. in. and continuing u n til Friday A ug
th oroughly discussed, th e price to be Idaho, w here th ey had been visiting halem road from th e intersection with u st 10th a t four o’clock.
paid for picking, th e coming season, re relatives, and brought them up on th e Main stre e t in a northw esterly direction
W ednesday—P enm anship, history, or
ceiving especial atten tio n .
Everybody steam boat Bonita. They have rented the to the corporate lim its; F ourth street thography, reading. T hursday—Writ-
invited to be present.
Professor Morrison property n o rth of the with th e intersection w ith R iver street ten arithm etic, theory of teaching, gram-
D avid Sivyer, liv in g in the w est end big bridge, and are fixing th a t up for and thence east two blocks and thence m ar, school law. F riday—Geography,
one block southeast on F ourth street to mental arithm etic, psychology, civil gov
o f tow n says bis neighbors are com - j tlieir home for th e present a t least.
th e intersection witli Wynooski and ernm ent.
p la in in g of th e depredations of his chick- j
W h ile m any of th o o rch ard s in th e Columbia streets.
P rim ary
C ertificates— Wednesday—
« n s, but freely declares th a t he will keep i
valley will fail to yield a crop th is year,
reading.
The bids m ust state th e am ount per Penm anship, orthography,
h is live-stock a t hom e if th e y w ill do
th e p ru n e o rchard of W right, C albreath cubic yard for w hich the party subm it T hursday—A rt of questioning, theory of
th e sam e. As it is he is forced iu selfde-
<fc G oucher w est of town is a notable ex ting the sam e will furnish and deliver teaching, m ethods.
W IN K *. B U N K
fence to raise his h a a d in bloodshed
W ill you w ink a nil >1 M
Mini
ink r o u r ilf o an d ncr-
cep tio n . T h ro u g h o u t th e e n tire sev en th e gravel upon each of th e above named
E. V. L ittletteld ,
ag ain st neighborly v isitatio n s. H e in
-m» e n erg y »w ay, r rather
. t b e r th a n w ear gloawwf
ty acres, th e petites are a b u n d a n t an d streets or portions thereof, and m aet be
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Co. Hup’t.
W ill you lo re , y o u r o y « to o v .rw o rk , neglect
sists th a t be killed seven lusty rats be
th e m w h .n th e y cry for help, abuac th e m year
h av e required th in n in g , w hile th e enclosed in an envelope and sealed and I
a fte r year, u n til a t m id d le life you are com
fore breakfast the o th er m o rn in g a n d it
lled to neck a id . perhap« to And yo u r vtalon
Ita lia n s will average h a lf a crop
| delivered to th e stre e t commissioner
w as a poor m orning for rats, too.
ip alrcd beyond e n tire re p a ir?
S t o r y o f » S la v e .
favored fru it section tills year seem s to | who ghall open th e tam e
th e com.
A L I T T L E C L A S S AID
Pres. McGrew and S eth Mills took the be in th e foothills of th e Coast m o u n t- [
To be bound hand and foot for years by ! a t th e p ro p e r tim e w ill aave you a w orld of
m ittee on streets and public property at
steam er R utli for Salem last F riday, the a in s.—R eporter.
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tro u b le a n d preserve y o u r vision to ro id age,
{ the council room August 11, a t 8 o’clock the chains of disease is tlie worst form of ■ „ h e n you begin to r .iy m ore a n d more on
form er intending to preach in th e j
Williams
nl
M a n . p rim e d book a n d new sp ap er (or com panion-
slavery.
George
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an d B y « T mi WI Free.
Q uite an exodus of Newberg people to
F riends church there Sunday. The
H. J . W IN TE R S.
R uth hung u p o n L am b ert’s bar for th e > th e Coast took place Monday. T he jo u r te r of tlie street, and there shall be one cheater, Mich., tells bow such a slave was
Jew eler a O ptician.
1 Block K Poktomce.
g reater p art of th e day how ever, and fi ney was made with team s and wagons, cubic yard of gravel for every n ine feet of i made free. He says: “ My wife lias
nally failing to make it across, tu rn ed Slab Creek being th e probable d estin a street surface in length, and as directed : been so helpless for five years th at she
around and came back, g ettin g in here tio n . The p arty consisted of Rev. and j by th e St. Com. and said gravel to could not ta in over in bed alone. After ,
about nine o’clock. As a result of tlieir Mrs. M artin Cook, M r. and Mrs. Jo n a
failure to reach th e capital city, they th an Votaw, Mr. and Mrs. M atthew T er tra c t completed on or before th e first day wonderfully improved and able to do lier
and Clarence E lw a rd s went o u t to rell, M r. and Mrs. J . T. G arretson, W. of O ctober, A. D. 1900. T h e expense of own work.” This snpreme remedy for
Springhrook Sunday m orning w here E . Stanton and fam ily ,an d A. E . Moore graveling the intersection of said streets f era lie diseases quickly cures nervousness j
and family. D ie women folks of th e party to be paid by the city and th e re m a in -, sleeplessness, melancholy, headache, i
Pres. McGrew preached.
took th e train for Sheridan Monday ev d er to be paid by th e property ow ners backache, fainting and dizzy spell". This i F L O U R , F E E D . H A Y * GRAI N
A new barber nam ed Frazier, from ening and th u s avoided the hot d u sty whose proposed property a b u tt upon the miracle working medicine is a godsend to
OABDEN & FLOW ER
Salem , has opened up quarters in the ride through th e valley.
Every
said streets to be graveled. The party or weak, stckly, rundown people.
HE E D A .
o ld city restau ran t building on First
parties receiving the contract will be re bottle guaranteed. Only 50 cents. Hold
C. J. Leavitt returned from th e mines quired to e n te r in to a contract and togive by C. F. Moore A Co., druggists.
street, his family living in th e rear part
•F ree D elivery.
of tli« building. He is a brother-in-law of E astern Oregon, near G ranite, last a bond for th e faithful perform ance of
of Miss Grace R uan, a stu d en t of Pacific week, where he went for his health the w ork. T he com m ittee reserves th e
K. C. W a r d & C o.
T h a t T h r o b b in g H e a d a c h e .
tat. Street, Newberg. Or
College. It has been remarked th a t a principally, but where he he lias become 1 rig h t to reject any o r all bids, and no
barber can m ake no m istake in coming interested in the mines th e re . He seems bids will be received after th e tim e lim
Would quickly leave you, if you used
to Newberg, as in eith er case of securing to bave been successful from both points ited herein. T his notice is given and Dr K ing’s New Life Pills. Thousands of
Best or not best—money-
o r losing the beet sugar factory, Imrbers of view , as he is in much b etter health tlie work to be done under and by virtue sufferers have proved their matchless
back, anyway, if you don’t
will be in dem and. Only th a t if the th a n when he left, and he is also in of ordinance No. 156, passed by the com iriMfit for Sick and Nervous lleadad.ee.
factory doesn't come, th e exaggerated possession of some very prom ising rain mon coanci! of th e city of Newberg, July They m ake pure blood snd strong nerves like them.
tM
NW»f poster
length of faces in these p arts will neces ing claims. He earae hack to work np 30th, A. .D. 1900.
and build up your health. Easy to take.,
ro ffe «
flavoring « l i r a d i
sita te s raise in shaving rates. The in terest in th e mines am ong capitalists
J. J. W o o d s ,
Try .hern. Only 25 cents. Money back
Mda
and tpieca.
Barber is sure to come out ahead either in P ortland and Salem, and w ith the
Street Comm issioner. if not cored. Sold by C. F. Moore & Co
intention of toon returning to G ra n ite .' Dated A ugust 1, 1900.
Way.
d r u n k 's .
EVERYBODY!
lime and money by calling on us.
If we haven’*, what you
waut we will take pleasure in assisting you in procuring prop
erty to your satisfaction.
If a uon-resident and wish to ob
tain information about Real Estate or the country in general,
or Newberg (the town of schools and churches) in particular,
write us.
Furniture Store
HARDWICK & CO.
CARRY A FULL LINE
OF
NEW AND SECOND-HAND
F Ü 1 N IT O 1 1 .
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Will sell cheaper than any one in the County.
Goods for old.
Goods sold on Weekly or Monthly Payments.
F U R N I T U R E & -.*-
U N D E R T A K IN G .
Votaw & Hollingsworth
THIS MEANS YOU.
H ave every th in g you w a n t in tho
House Furnishing Line,
NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY & PRICES TO SUIT EVERY
ONE.
"Wall Paper & Picture Moulding in all Styles & Prices.
A l s o u F u l l L i n e ot’ n e w e s t C a r p e t s .
A ll lin e s o f U n d erta k in g :
G ood s co n sta n tly on band.
PACIFIC COLLEGE,
NEWBERG, ORE.
FALL TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER 19,1900.
The Academy offers excellent opportunity for review work and prepa-
ration for teaching. Besides the
Regular Common School Studies,
-T here will be-
2 Classes in Algebra, Civil Government,
Composition & Elementary
C. F. MOORE,
Camera and Kodaks
with all Supplies.
K
Feed & Seed Store
Schillings Best
Will exchange New
Science.
-ra s ts r—
Ne w Students can enter any of the College
. Classes for which they are prepared.
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EXPENSES LOW"
a
healthy moral atm osphere combined with favorable
inreileclual advantages.
Send for Catalogue.
Dr. Wm. Ellis Liniment
Cures Cancer if applied In their early
S t u p e s .
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C a n c e r W a r t s , T u m o r s in t h e F le s h o f M an a n d B e a s t , C orn s,
B u n i o n s , S p r a i n s a n d B r u i s e s , a n d Is a tt e x c e l l e n t L i n i m e n t
for K lie u m a tis m , N e u r a lg ia , P le u r is y an d all P atn a a n d
A ch es o f th e Body.
I t a l s o c u r e s F i s t u l a in H o r s e s a n d r e
m o v es E n la r g e m e n t on th e Rone.
Thin lin im e n t w e , Ih o ro u g h ly le»ted by Dr. W m. Kill» (lu rin g th ir ty -ir e year» practice
m ed icin e, a n d In caee» ot Tum or». C ancer W arts, a n d all unnatural growth« on Man
o r Deaat It ha» alm uat in v a ria b ly ta k e n th e place o t the Surgeon’! Knife.
T r y a b o t t l e o f t i l l s L i n i m e n t a n ti i f y o u t h i n k i t n o t w o r t h
p r i c e p a i d , r e t u r n t l i e b o t t l e a n ti g e t y o u r m o n e y .
the
For sale a t the Drug Stores in Newberg. W hen wanted by mail address,
K. A . ICLLIS, N e w b e r g . O r e g o n .
Quality Tells, Price Sells.
t
of our Hand Made H a r n e s s
c f
Goods Guaranteed.
Our interests arc all here, we can not afford to misrepresent any article
k ’ which sve u-ave for sale.
O A K T A N L K A T H E R U H K D €»5fL Y .
C A R R IA G E T R IM M IN G .
Repairing cheaper than anyw here el*e
s
Thank rnn for vonr past patronage,
w ill try .v e ry h a rd to m e rit s c o n tin u a n c e of tn c tam e.
F. X. McATEE, Opposite Postofflce.