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Loca] Events. Fresh Empty barrels for sale by C. A p p r o p r ia te A S ilm te t D e liv e r e d by son. C. B. Wilson is still puyuig l'r e » id « -u t o f lit « B o a r d o f T n o l e r t , j ............................... I t b c n e w P r e s i d e n t o f t h e C o lle g e a n d produce. Look out for ba'gaius at o th e r m e m b e r s o f th e F a c u lty . Store. Howard’s old stand. Hadleys Racket store for school plies. t 1 Leave orders at Wilson’s Grocery The college chapel was well filled I A repressing ' or light hauling. Miss Florence Parks of Portland Wednesday morning with friends and ~ m r Are still iu the Lead with a Larger and more Complete Stock ofJj| visiting relatives in town this week. C. F. Butler went up to Salem Tues- patrons of the college gathered to wit- day to take in the state fair. ' ness the opening of the new school year Leave your orders at the office of the Chas. K. Spaulding Logging Co. for slab 1 Five room cottage for rent. Enquire under the new management. Whatever (•] DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, GENT’S FURNISH-1 } Have you seen our celebrated j other conditions may be, that instltu- at Spaulding Logging Co.’s office. wood. ; lion is strong which has back of it tho jBj money saving line of Brown’s INGS, LADIES, MISSES & CHILDREN’S G otoT. B. Cummings for paints and Try a load of slab wood for #1.50. loyal self-sacrifice and abiding interest oils. A full line of undertaking goods The Chas. K. Spaulding Logging Co. | which is freely manifested by the faith- CLOAKS, CAPES & JACKETS. kept in stock. Two second hand box stoves for sale. [ ful friends of Pacific College, and the Miss Edie Pugh of Sbcdds, is staying Roth in good couditiou. Enquire of number of interested friends present on this occasion was such ns to assure the |j Ladies Furnishings and Notions. in town with her sister Mrs. If. R. Rev. 8. Snyder. , . , , , . management of hearty sympathy and '♦V> Batchwull, and attending college. J. G. Hadley is enlargmg his place of o f i |, support nBnort_ Uwing to tho fact thBt the Ed Hatch came in from Newport business, obedient to the demands of an j fruit drying season is not yet over, the [j] In short you will find everything usually found in a well select-fjjjj! Tuesday morning where he lias been increasing trude. ed stock of DRY GOODS. We are still 3$ attendance of students was a little low, spending his vacation with relatives. Miss Myrtle Votaw of Tacoma came 1 bnt others are coming in aud it is ex- Mrs. Adelaide Bodner, oi La Grande, Saturday evening for a short visit with I pected that in a week or so the ranks will be full. came down the first of the week and is relatives in town. The exercises of the morning were visiting with her sister Mrs. Jas. Barrie. Well boring done by D. W. Cummins If this week’s locals seem strongly at 30 cents per foot, board furnished for opened devotionally by Rev. Barr, by a reading of the first psalm, and prayer. tinged from the "student” standpoint himself and hand. Jesse Edwards, as president of tho %COMB IN AND LO O K A T THEM.* LEADERS IN THE just consider that this is college week in Enos Ellis is back homo again from Board, introduced If. E. McGrewas tho Newberg. above McMinnville where he has been new president of Pacific College, ex SHOE TRADE.! John Weed, who has been working plying tlie ditching spade. pressing great confidence in his ability for the summer in the harvest fields of , Chas. Coal, a boy from Lapwai, Idaho, to maintain the high educational ideals Eastern Oregon, has returned home and camo to Je5S0 Kdwards. la8t week where oi tho institution. While all regretted is in college aguin. to part with our former leaders, that he will stay and attend college. -We also carry a fine liue of- same regret was but a pledge of the The best of freeh and salt meats the I am now prepared to attend prompt aamo attachment to tho new accessions M iu our stock you will find just what you need. We have the market affords will be found at the New ly to business in the line of digging or to tho faculty. He emphasized the im •Çjj Little Sampsou Shoe for Boys aud Girls, the best School-ÇJ berg Meat Market. The Highest prices cleaning wells. t2 Exos E llis . portance of the institution to the com ij| paid for butcher’s stock. Shoe in auy market. A new millinery store has been opened munity primarily because it stands for Rev. C. A. Woody of Portland will in the old immigration office by a Mrs. character building realizing that it is occupy the pulpit in the Baptist church fttterion> fr0ln Uervais, we understand. more important what we are than what Sunday morning in the absence of the we know. John Cox, of Iowa, a relative of David pastor. Tlie inaugural address delivered by l O u r Stoclc of. Martin, has been visiting hero for sev Miss Olive Stratton came homo from eral days and sizing up this great coun Pres. McGrew was both thoughtful and « - E v e r y t h in g so ld a t - entertaining. It dealt broadly with I I Long Beach last Friday where she had try of ours. GROCERIES, GLASS & QUEENSWARE, CROCKERY the tine principles of education and been spending tho summer, prepared to Now that Ed McGregor is again in made a good impression upon his hear enter upon her senior year in Pacific |5 W A s usual is the best. school. Fay Sims is in the em ers. In brief summary ho spoke ns fol College. ploy of C. B. Wilson as deliveryman and lows: “ It is with profound pleasure Owen Maris is back in college again mail carrier. that, we are here at the beginning of the from Heppner, having brought a friend, new school year. Wo come with greet [jj Our motto is Success. We know to succeed we must please Mrs. N. G. Kirk arrived home from Charlie Horner with him who is also in ings and high hopes for the future of her Ohio visit last week, bringing her our customers; this we try to do. school here. The boys are keeping E H R E T BR O S. fatiier home with her to spend the this institution. There may be new bachelor’s hall. Opposite Bank of Newberg. conditions here tills morning but there winter in Oregon. Mrs. Salina Thacker, mother of Mrs. is no new purpose. The same high Mr. A. S. Parker of South Prairie, Elizabeth Cook who lives out east of ideals will be carried forward. This is a town, died last Friday at a very advanc Washington, a brother of L. M. Parker, place forstudy and work. If you are ed age. Bhe was buried the following was in Newberg last week and over Sun not here for that purpose you are in the day visiting with relatives. day in the Newberg cemetery. wrong place. This is an age of great de mands and of infinite possibilities. Casper Hodgson of San Francisco, who We are in receipt of a neat and newsy little publication “Events,” Volume 1, is traveling for a large publishing house, There is much to cope with. This is a Í» Number 1, published under the auspices spent Sunday in town with S. F. Gause time of extreme importance to young life. Education is a broad term. Once and family who are relatives of his. oi the Portland Y. M. C. A. The name H. COOPER, President. it consisted in the mastery ol the three of Oscar Cox appears as editor. Farmers I want your eggs. I will K. K. SHAW, Vice Pres. J. M. WRIGHT, Sec. aud Manager. Egg packers “ Rs.” A different emphasis has been Miss Ethel Southmayd came in from give cash for them. put upon it in different periods of his furnished free to those wishing them. Woods, Tillamook county, the first ol tory. To the Spartans education was Choice Farm and City Property. B. W il s o n . the week and visited a few days with physical development, to the Athenians, Collect Rents and Look After Estates. her grand parents Mr. and Mrs. Wisdom Roy Gardner is having quite an ad mental, to the Jews religious. We Investments Made for Non-Residents. Millsap, after which she will go on to dition built to his blacksmith shop to be stand for a combination of all, with neg Tacoma, Washington, where she will used principally as a carriage room. lect of none. I believe in physical cul Insurance Written iu Select Companies. Ü attend school this winter. Ilarlan and Herman Smith are the con ture, but it is thought, not force that Newberg, Ore. rules the world. I will tell you a secret A gentleman Darned Fisk, of the Port structors. land po8tofiice d e p a rtm e n t, Station C E. If. Woodward attended the annual of great importance which you must See our big as If you want to buy, either a large or small farm, you can save both was in tow n last week with W m . meeting of tho state press association help mo keep in these coming days. It time and money by calling on us. If we haven’t what you sortment of Hendershott. He was making good use in Ashland, Southern Oregon this week, is, that success means sacrifice. You want we will take pleasure iu assisting you in procuring prop of a short vacation in taking a look at and also visited with liis brother-in-law must sacrifice caprice for capacity, erty to your satisfaction. If a non-resident and wish to ob leisure for labor and dissipation for the fine country hereabouts, which lie N. C. Maris at the state fair. tain information about Real Estate or the country in general, work. It is sometimes fortunate to be said was even above his expectations. or Newberg (the town of schools and churches) in particular, Dr. E.P. Dixon has been on an ex unfortunate, for it is only by overcom The last Rural Northwest has a very tended hunting trip down in Southern write us. interesting descriptive article on Oregon about Ashland for a couple of ing obstacles that some attain success. -anil- "Prune Growing at Dundee,” and a weeks. He lias been hunting with bis St. Bernard said, "Some study to know; this is huso curiosity. Home.study to be good summary report of the prune crop old fellow Nimiod Leonard Myers. known; this is ambition. Some study of Newberg and vicinity, as a result of Kindergarten and Primary School will to be rich; this is avarice. Some study Editor Williamson’s recent visit. Tho to bo edified; this 13 prudence. But "grubby end” holds uudisputed sway as open Monday, Sept. 24, in the Kinder some study to edify others; this is char garten room. Kindergarten Irom 9 the land of fruit and flowers. until 12 A. M. l ’rimary School from 1 ity.” If you have any of the above mo HARDWICK & CO. The county W. C. T. U. convention until 4 P. M. tives at heart, the time has come wlien Mas.T ohner . i Just what you need to will be held in Newberg next Tuesday you must have an education. Butabove J. W. Hobbs, of McMinnville, of tho and Wednesday. On Tuesday evening keep you dry, the price all, when a great world needs every revenue service, was in town Wednesday. their will be a silver gray medal contest, trained mind, it is pre eminently worth is very moderate. the decision of which will be rendered by He expects his daughters, the Misses while to study to “edify others.” the audieuce. An admission fee often Elsie and Maud to get home the last oi Pres. McGrew introduced the other — OF— cents will be charged to the contest. this week from their extended visit in new member of the faculty, Prof. It. W. H U D S O N B R O S . The state president, Mrs. Helen Har the East. Kelsey late of Earlham College. Prof. ford will deliver an address on Wednes Mrs. Greenwood, an English Friend Kelsey gave an earnest and inspiring day evening. oi Victoria, B. C., came down to New talk which has been well spoken of by On next Sunday morning at the berg the first of the week and started bis hearers. He began by saying that Friends church, the pastor, Rev. L. D. her daughter Miss Grace into college j in his first year at Earlham lie heard a Barr, will deliver a sermon along the here. P. C.’s light is not confined to chapel talk given by Pres. Newlin, and that from the spirit of that short ad line of education, to young people espec Yamhill. — — Mrs. J. A. Shields, who recently mov- dress he formed a conception of the ially. The text to be preached from is, “ Ever learning, never able to come to a uil here from Sitka, Alaska, received work of Pacific College, which lias Will sell cheaper than any one in the County. Will exchange New knowledge of the truth.” This is a very word a few days ago that Mr. Shields, made a bond of sympathy between him Goods for old. self and the work herqever since. He appropriate theme just following the still in Sitka was in very poor health. Goods sold on Weekly or Monthly Payments. opening week of college, and it is hoped Ife will come down to Portland soon to expressed pleasure in being here as he take treatment, and Mrs. Shields and felt himsolf among friends. He en that a good audience will be preseut. dorsed what the college stands for, that A bonnie wee Scotch laddie, named i children, in order to be with him moved high friendship with God and what is Oliver Howie, was born out north of 10 ort an 0 nca a^‘ best in life. Pacific College Is known town, Saturday, September 15th, to Mr. , A. M. Hoskins has a public saleadver- and favorably known and he empha and Mrs. Geo. W. Howie, mother and (¡geci to take place Thursday, September sized the thought that wo should cher- j O. L. Price. D. P. Price. child both doing nicely. Father Ilowic 27, at their home on the corner of Fourth ish her not only for what she la, but for j is safely convalescent, considering thatj »ml River stieets. He and Mrs. IIos- what she promises to Ira. lie paralleled j PRICE S PRICE. Hollingsworth & Co. this is the first, while a self-satisfied kins are preparing to leave Newberg for the historic growth of P. C. with that of j ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW . H ave every th in g you w a n t in tho smile still lingers on the face of the the winter, and will probably go to Earlham, showing that we have no j favored across the way in whoso honor i Arizona. C. E. Hoskins and family room for discouragement. Newbery, Oregon. igO I THIS MEANS YOU. (C. V. B an k Bldg.) the youth bears name. of Sprir.ghrook will accompany them, Prof. Morrison gave one of his charac- | a refu lly a tte n d e d All legal w ork p ro m p tly r a n d c ____ Abram W. Morris, who for the past Gioir place having been rented to Paul teristic good talks and was bubbling1 lo. C ollections giv en o u r im m e d ia te a t N o tic e T lie F o llo w in g OfTcrs o f te n tio n . over with enthusiasm after his work in ___ five years has been a helpless invalid, -'Liey. K c a l F a ta te . Chicago University. He placed stress died last Sunday afternoon at his home L A F A Y E T T E IT E M S . N o. 1 118 Ac 5 mi from Newberg #2500 upon the gaining demands as he tins iu Newberg, at the age of seventy years. N e w b e rg NEW COODS ARRIVING DAILY & PRICES TO SUIT EVERY II Uncle Burbank is quite poorly, having lately observed them, for the educated “ 2 67 11 q i / 1400 The funeral eervices were conducted in | had several bad spells lately. (1 It H arness Shop, “ 3 1300 ONE. 60 4 in tire business world. In Chicago lie the Friends church Tuesday afternoon 14 i i 650 4 “ 4 45 A joint has been opened up in the visited two largo publishing houses and by the pastor, Rev. Barr. The death of 41 it EV E R Y T H I N C IN T H E LINE O F 3000 Wall Paper & Picture Moulding in all Styles & Prices. the aged man ended a long period of suf drug store building under the name of a in each found several of tho old students “ 5 255 4 O !/ II “ 0 37% 1375 candy kitchen. Those dives are worse of Pres. Newlin filling important posi- fering, through all of which he has man »«H O R S E G O O D S»» A lso a F u ll L in e o f n e w e s t C a rp ets. A ll lin e s o f U n d e r ta k in g II 1000 7 44 i l 44 I lions. This is but an indication of a ifested a beautiful spirit of patience and than a regular saloon. II 4 4 II G o o d s c o n s ta n tly on b a u d . “ 8 900 16 ■* -■ Mr. Lemasters the depot agent has growing tendency. Prof. Jones merely Christian fortitude. The deceased was II 41 16 " 9 690 « ; rose to say that he had spent a “pleas- moved into Mrs. Hill’s house. Mrs. born December 21, 1829, in New Jersey, II II i. ; o 6 2-50 Repairing Neatly Done. Give me TTOKNBY-AT LAW. being a birthright member of Friends Hill has gone to Dallas to take charge of , ant” vacation, which covert allusion II II 1250 “ 13 25 a call. % . brought forth enthusiastic respoose. In the boarding hall of the LaCreolo acad Church and always a consistent Christ 41 44 4 . 700 CLARENCE BU TT. a word, the exercises of the morning “ 14 20 I I ian man since his conversion at the age emy. «1 1000 “ 15 16 s H. L. Sutherland. 41 of thirty-five years. A wife and Our public school opens Monday the were highly satisfactory thougliout, and “ 16 95 I I 14 3000 children survive him. il 24th with Prof. Blotigh, Miss Bates, the friends of the college arc more than " 17 300 I I 4 10000 pleased with wbat they saw and heard. li 600 “ 18 10 I I 3 The Newberg public school opened tip Miss Edmiston and Miss Flora Rlough as teachers, which is a guarantee that 44 I I 4 1 10 350 " 19 Monday morning very auspiciously un 44 Notice:—Our store will be closed Mon " 25 347 I I 41 10000 der the new management of Prof. Rollin we will have a good school. Hop picking is about done in this vi day, Sep. 24, until 6 P. M. Also Wed 400 acres river bottom land enbd viti ed Kirk. One hundred and sixty three cinity. The crop is a good one, lia3 nesday, Oct. 3, until 6 P. M. Parties into 10, 15 and 40 aero tract*. pupils were in attendance the first day, which was very good considering that ; been saved in gool order, the quality wishing to trade in our store will please " 20 House and lot in Newberg 175 44 <« 200 " 21 the prune crop was not all taken care of is better than heretofore and thirteen remember date. 1« Il R. J acobson A Co., 225 “ 22 nor the hops quite all picked. These 1 cents has been offered but very few have McMinnville, Ore. 14 •• « o .q 400 conditions affected the attendenee of all ‘ been sold. Il •• i . 24 600 grades somewhat, but was more notice The locks are completed, the dam Letters remain nncalled for in tbc Over 1100 choice located lot* in tlie h*art able in the High school department. finished and everytiody is happy, t>ar- New stndenta have been coming in dur tioulariy McMinnville. The gates were postofficc for Joe. Emmerson, Mrs. M. ing the week and it is expected that the i closed on Saturday evening, and now D. Haskins, Walter O. Carmen, Hattie school will soon be full. Rev. L. D. I (Wednesday morning) the water ia at- May (rates, Mrs. R. B. Miller, C. E. Barr end Director H. J . Littlefield at I most to the top of the dam and water Mwlkey, Mrs Phoebee Taylor and ( I. F. tended the opening Monday morning, enough on the LaFayette falls to float Wilson. Persons calling for tiie above visiting the different rooms and giving . the battleship Oregon. The locks are will pleaee ear “ adve E. H. WoontFA«®, P. M. 1 certainly going to be a succelt. Poefiv. words cf encouragement. | Sutton Galkins & Go. If . . M © | ’ STAR 5 STAR SHOJ5S. 1 Notions, Ladies & Men’s Hosiery & Underwear. Lowest Cash Prices. “ N ew berg Land Co. ! Umbrellas Over Shoes. Furniture Store CARRY A FULL LINE , NEW AND SECOND-HAND F U R N IT U R E & U N D B R T A K IN G . EVERYBODY! House Furnishing Line. il " M Bank of Newberg.
