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SOCIETY NOTICES. W , or t h e w orld . - new berocam f . no . U l, m e«U every M ondey e v en in g . TH E ttnO- edneedey In te c h W nth. C. T. U .-B e n d U 8IN fo u E rth 8S M W ESTINO . O lid Kmpfy barrels for sale by C. B. Wil son. Try a load of slab wood for $1.50. The Chas. K. Spaulding Logging Co. Freeh vegetables at Wilson’s grocery.1 1-eave orders at Wilson’s Grocery for expressing or light hauling. Five room cottage for rent. Enquire at Spaulding Logging Co.’s office. C. S. Fling brought in last week a bunch of celery which he had grown, which shows what this vicinity might do in raising that popular vegetable. Tbe bleached part alone of some of the stalks measured two feet in length, and at the same time was of excellent qual ity. THE BEST SHOES Prof. F. K. Jones wheeled up to the FOR YOUR MONEY. O. O. F .—8E88ION8 HELD ON THURSDAY county seat Saturday and took in the ev en in g s I d B ank of N ew berg b u ild in g . carnival. L. O r 8 .-N K W B E r.0 COUNCIL. NO. K ^ m eete every F rld ey e v en in g In Me- The Misses Lulu and Grace Dillon are K. AND ■ont vsiting in Astoria with their sister Mrs A r . AND A. M.—MEETS ' VERY BATUfr E. W. Dunbar. f i , dey n l | b t ln C. V. B e n i o u lld ln g . Well boring done by D. W. Cummins T H E ----- at 30 cents per foot, board furnished for CHURCH NOTICES. himself and hand. Letters remain uncalled for in the jlR irN D 9 ’ CH URCH .— SERVICES E V E R * W. II. Mears sold a twenty acre tract postoffice forWm. Moore,Geo. Stockton, : Sun d ay a t 11 a, m. a n d 8 p. m . a n d T h u i» ay a t 2 p. m . S ab b ath school ev ery Su n d ay a t of land out north of town to Joe Ego of Henry Yates, John R. Tresnor, Russell j 9:45 a .m . M onthly m eetin g a t 8 p. m th e first T uesday in each m o n th . Q u a rte rly m eetin g Middleton, last week. Stroud, Miss Grace Snyder, Miss Minnie th e second S a tu rd a y a n d S u n d ay in F e b ru a ry , May, A u g u st a n d N ovem ber. W o m an 's For- Enos Ellis left for Columbia county Mills, Mrs. E. Bechtel, F. O. Becker, elgn M issionary Society m eets th ir d S a tu rd a y In each m o n th a t 3 p. m. the first of the week where he has a two Miss Mary Blattur, and Frank Maxon. Persons calling for the above will please APTIST CHURCH.—SERVICES, SUNDAY II weeks job of ditching. a. m . a n d 7:30 p. m . S u n d a y school Sun soy "advertised.’’ lays a t 10 a. m . P ra y e r m e e tin g W ednesday Miss Elva Templeman of Sherwood, e v en in g a t 7:30 o’clock. E. H. W o o d w a r d . P. M. visited her school girl friends in town RESBYTERIAN CHURCH.—SERV ICES EV« over Saturday and Sunday. A.S. Fogg, once of Newberg, but who is -BUY A— ery tw o w eeks as follow s: F e b ru a ry 7th grid 21st, M arch 7th an d 21st, a n d A p ril 4th an d now living at Mount Tabor was up dur Rev. Samuel Snyder and family, va cated the Methodist parsonage Tuesday, ing the week looking after his prune ree ___________ METHODIST.—PRA Y ER MEETING orchard near Dundee. He will start or every T h u rsd a y _ . a t 7:30 p . a . S abbath and left for their new location at Ores- school every Su n d ay a t 10 a. m . east In a short time for the purpoee of well. buying a draft stallion and some Brown J?'*!* . Clarance Elliotts have moved back to Swiss cattle for some Portland parties Local Events. town from the ranch, and are occupy and will visit stock farms, both in Wis ing the Tom Warner property east of the consin and Iowa. The Brown Swiss is - a new dairy breed of cattle, their being srfî C. B. Wilson-is still paying cash fer canyon. SOLD O N L Y B Y U S . none on tbe coast. Mr. Fogg is a good Rev. Hiram Gould, the new pastor of ! A W stanti "buy your party. produce. . judge of stock as well as a practical man the M. E. church arrived here Wednes Wanted:—A good cook at the New- and he will no doubt bring some good 5 f a-- day, with his son, his wife to follow in 1 You will find in our Stock of Ladies and Men’a Underwear and berg Hotel. t2 stock back. He has a proposition to few days. Notions just what you need. take charge of the stock raach for the Leave your orders at the office of the Chas. K. Spaulding Logging Co. for slab Dr. Aaron Mills moved his family back parties and he will probably accept. herefrom Dundee last Fliday where he wood. A few weeks ago when Mrs. Disney had been working during the fruit dry sold out her hotel business to Mrs. Sam Moffit is making quite an exten ing season. Frank Hanson, a misunderstanding sive addition to his house north west of An infant child of John Nash and arose as to the amount of property cov town. wife, who live out north of town, died That we have an entirely new stock which Go toT. B. Cummings for paints and last Friday and was buried on the fol ered in the purchase. Mrs. Disney took away with her some things in the way oils. A full line of undertaking goods lowing day. we sell at Lowest Cash Prices. of dishes, table linen, etc., which Msr. kept in stock. F. H. Buchanan opened up the West Hanson claimed were included In the Chas. Grlssen of McMinnville was in Chehalem school again Monday morning trade, and being unable to come to an D o n ’t f o r g e t town Monday talking beet sugar pros and began the second year of his admin understanding, the latter finally had t h e Piuoe. pects with our people. Mrs. Disney arrested on a charge of lar istration in that district. George Larkin left for Portland Mon Prof. R. W. Kelsey went up toLa- ceny. A preliminary examination was day morning to enter upon his last year Fayette Wednesday evening and deliv held in Justice Wright’s court, Thursday as a student of the dental college. ered a temperance address there under morning, at which deputy prosecuting attorney R. L. Conner of McMinnville, Opposite Bank of Newberg. A. 8. Dudley has made the purchase the auspices of one of the churches. appeared for the prosecution and Clar of the J. S. Holt place just west of town, ■ Hf Farmers I want your eggs. I will ence Butt for the defendant. After an and will make it their home soOn. give cash for them. Egg packers adjournment at noon, the case is still being tried as we go to press. Mrs. W. G. Allen of Eugene has been furnished free to those wishing them. C. B. W i l s o n . visiting relatives here for several days. A P a y In * P r o p o s i t i o n . W. G. joined her the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jenson, formerly 80 acres % mile Irom sawmill. 70 red Air-tight Heating Stoves made and re of Weet Chehalem, but who now live fir and cedar, 10 slashed and orchard; paired. Stoves exchanged for cord near Dayton, lost a five year old child bouse and barn, |450. See last week. It was brought to Newberg A . P . O l iv e s . t^ e o d . A. W h e e l e r , Plumber. H. COOPER, President. for burial. A t P r i v a t e S a le Miss Edna Hobson came down from E. K. SHAW, Vice Pres. J. M. W RIGHT. Sec. and Manager. Mrs. Sue B. Holloway left Tuesday Good work horses. 3%in.wide tire Sumpter last Friday, to resume her work here as a student in Pacific College. morning to join her son Dave, and Bain wagon, nearly new. Disc. Harrow, Choice Farm and City Property. N E W B E R G , O R E . grand-daughters Winnie and Cecil on an little used. C . 8 . C a l k in s , Glenn Winslow and sister Miss Sadie isolated ranch in Eastern Oregon in the Collect Rents and Look After Estates. Newberg, Ore. drove up to McMinnville last Friday vicinity of Hamilton, Grant county. .airi. • Investments Made for Non-Residents. H a te ! B a t e ! H a te ! and attended the street fair and carnival. Insurance Written in Select Companies. There will be a union mass meeting at Go to Mrs. G. A. Ramsey's, west of Photographs cheap, but not cheap pho the Baptist church on Tuesday evening, the Cottage Hotel, for your winter hats. tographs—twenty-four stamp pictures October 9th, to organize an Anti-Saloon for twenty five cents at Smith’s photo League. All persons interested are in Prices low, and hats to suit every body. The Academy offers excellent opportunity for review work and prepa If you want to buy, either a large or small farm, you can save both gallery. A p p le s W a n t e d vited to come. C o m m it t e e . ration for teaching. Besides the time and money by calling on us. If we haven’t what you Will pay 20c per 100 lbs for apples The best of fresh and salt meats the Dr. Woods Hutchinson has rented suitable for drying, delivered at my dryer want we will take pleasure in assisting you in procuring prop > u i market affords will be found at the New- the large room ovei the Bank of Newberg, erty to your satisfaction. If a non-resident and wish to ob berg Meat Market. The highest prices formerly occupied by the Graphic office, one mile west of Newberg. Gloria Mon R e g u la r C om m on School S tudies, tain information about Real Estate or the country in general, days not wanted. t4 E . W. H a l l . paid for butcher's stock. w ,u* and has partitioned it and fitted It up or Newberg (the town of schools and churches) in particular, Prof, and Mrs. Edwin Morrison drove into a very neat and well arranged office A n n o u n c e m e n ts . write us. -There will be- toRosedale last Friday afternoon, in the room. 0 FRIENDS CHURCH. interest of the college largely. They Its the hat that makes the woman, Sunday school at 10 a. in. Preaching returned Sunday evening. and its Mrs. C. F. Johnson who has the at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Arthur Hodson left Tuesday morning hat. Come to her millinery opening Intermediate ’’ - 5:30 “ & with the intention of going down to San which takes place Saturday, Oct. 9, and Y.P.8.C.E. » - • 6:30 " Francisco, California, to take a course in be convinced. Remember, ladies, to Prayer meeting on Wednesday even art work, as adapted to the needs of morrow. ing. journalism. Midweek meeting on Thursday at 2 Pres. McGrew and Prof. Kantner Milt Cady of West Chehalem returned went down to Portland Wednesday and p. m. Junior Endeavor society meets Sun last week from a trip over in Tillamook secured a piano for use at the college. county. He says he found James They got a Kimball, which tbe Board day afternoon at 3 o'clock. L e v i D. B a r l , Pastor. Patterson at Blaine, running a very ueat will probably purchase if it proves satis — OF— and well stocked store. ' factory after a fair trial. BAPTIST. Dwight Coulson and his brother of On account of an expanding business Preaching Sunday morning. Even Kcotta Mills came over the latter part in the harness trade, H. L. Sutherland ing service 7:30. of last week and entered college Mon has moved out of the little shop he has Junior at 3 p. m. Young people’s day morning. They are living with formerly occupied, into the Pickett meeting at 6 : 3 0 . J. F. D a y , Pastor. their uncle, B. G. Frazier. building and is now ready to greet his During the winter of 1897 Mr. James Several Jfewbergers took in the Mc customers in roomier quarters. Reed, one of the leading citizens and healthy moral atmosphere combined with favorable Minnville carnival last week, and report Jim Henry was down from McMinn merchants of Clay, Clay Co., W. Va., EXPENSES LOW--' intellectual advantages. a very pleasant and successful' celebra ville Wednesday posting official notices struck his leg against a cake of ice in tion, even better than they expected, of an election to be held pretty general such a manner as to bruise It severely. Will sell cheaper than any one in tbe County. Will exchange New over the completion of the Yam hi II locks. ly throughout the country along about I t became very much swollen and November 6. Citizens of this vicinity Goods for old. pained him so badly th at he could not Under the leadership oi Prof. Kelsey, Goods sold on Weekly or Monthly Payments. He n department of forensics has been add will please take notice and not overlook walk without the aid of crutches was treated by physicians, also used For Catalogue or other information Address, ed over at the college, and some tender the date. disputative talent is being carefully Miss lone Hutchens moved down from several kinds of liniment and two and P R E S . E D W IN M cG R E W , N e w b e rg , O re g o n . fosteied. Judge Sear's decision on the Dayton last Saturday and began teach a half gallons of whisky In bathing It, but nothing gave any relief until he validity of the bicycle tax law was cheer ing her first school Monday morning in fully reversed the other day, and other the Brutscber district east of town. It is began using Chamberlain’s Pain Balm. . P. Price. O. L. Price momentous questions of stale may soon needless to say that the "consent of the This brought almost a complete care In a week's time and be believes that had reach final settlement. governed" will have to be obtained by PRICE & PRICE. kf he not used this remedy bis leg would Posters are outgiving notice that on some other method than by a just fear have had to be amputated. Pain Balm »»live. . ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. to-morrow afternoon at two o'clock of the rod. H eve every tirin g you w e n t In th e is unequaled for sprans, bruises and Wisdom Millsaps will sell his personal THIS MEANS J 0 U . . Hewberr, Oregon. Although the suit pending in the land rheumatism. For sale by C. F. Moore (C. V. B ank Blitg ) effects at public auction at his home on office at Oregon City, between Jim A Co., druggists. A ll legal w ork p ro m p tly an d c arefu lly a tte n d e d Wynoaski street. Mr. and Mrs. Mill- Everest and Mrs. Sadie Htacock for tbe fo. C ollections g iv en o u r Im m ed ia te a t te n tio n . The man with the standing sd is the N o tic e T h e F o llo w in g ^ O ffers o f aaps, who are getting well along in years, possession of a ranch out in Tillamook R e a l K s ta te .' -n' will move to Portland the first of the County, has not yet been decided, tbe backbone of the newspaper, and the ' -jil- week and will heuceforth make their former left here Saturday to take possess- solid man of the community, In sum- No. 1 118 Ac 5 mi from N«gb4f| |2500 NEW COODS ARRIVING DAILY & PRICED TO SUIT EVERY «1 1400 N e w b e r g home there with a married daughter. ion of the contended piece of property meror winter, in sunshine or rain, hit " 2 67 H H a r n e s s S h o p . 1300 for the present at least, fearing that if name greets the public eye with every •• 3 60 ONE. » 4 Evory bicycle in the country came to •6 650 town bright and early Monday, and tore he waited much longer the roads would issue of the paper, and tbe public comes " 4 45 ” 4 M —— 3000 in time to regard bim as well established » 5 255 “ 4 ■ V C N T T H IN O IN T H C L IN K O P Wall Paper & Picture Moulding in all Styles & up and down the First Street side walks be such that he coaid not get oat there <1 in a successful business, whether they , 1375 this winter. Dolphisthe name of his “ 0 27 < 4 " 2X with a vengeance, much to the confusion m m HORSE G O O D S«« II have been his patronsor not. "Nothing " 7 44 14 4« K . 1000 A lso a Full Line of n e w e s t C a rp e ts . A ll lin e s of U n d e r ta k in g of the timid pedestrian. Rash bicylists postoffice. 1» 4« l< G o o d s c o n s ta n tly o n b a n d . succeeds like success,” sod the public 900 " 8 16 who scorch along with the air of "clear At the Friends church Sunday morn 'w li once getting the idea that a man is do 550 " 9 16 "X the way—no quarter," bid fair to com ing, the theme of discourse wilt be, lt 250 Repairing Neatly Done. Give me A TTORHKY AT-LAW. pel the council to take sidewalk privi “ Strength, Courage and Manhood." i ing well, stands ready to patronise bim " 12 6 * " X II and turns to him naturally when it -, 1250 25 " 13 a call. “ X leges away from all riders. A little care Mrs. O. K. Edwards will sing a solo. > II 700 “ 14 20 4« I * CLARENCE BUTT. extended, an l in inclination rutnifesteJ In the evening the subject will b e ,! wants anything in his line. I d tbis M V 1000 16 » 3 H. L. Sutherland. W ill p ra c tic e lo ell th e c o u rts of th s e te te to recognize the rights of others, will "God’s financial plan at indicated in the simple fact Ilea the whole secret of per " 15 II Spools! e tte u tio n giv en to p ro b e .« w ork, th e , 3000 " 18 95 1« 16 w ritin g of d e ed !, m orns*««, e o o trs e ts e n d th e FLOUB, FE E D , HAY A G RA IN prove much more satisfactory to all. scripture." There will be a song ser sistent advertising. II 10000 « 17 300 d re ftlu g of e ll legal p e p e rt. " 4 A F i e n d i s h A tta c k « vice of fifteen minutes before tbe preach N e w b e rg O rc g e e . GARDEN M FLO W ER 1« Dr. Withycombe, of the State Agri 600 An attack was lately made on C. F. " 18 10 " 3 O r r i c i — Second Floor SEEDS. II 350 cultural college, writes that he distribut ing, in which we will nee our new books. Collier of Cherokee, Iowa, that nearly “ 19 10 U 4« B ank of N ew berg B uilding. II 10000 f ^ f n e Delivery. ed, last season, sugar beet seed to many "Make his praise glorious." Corns out , proved fatal. It came through his ” 25 347 44 «« W K BRITT. P r e s id e n t parties in this vicinity and that he would and worship with us. B C MILKS. Vice-Free. E C. W a r d A Co. •.kidneys. His back got so lams he 460 acres river bottom Und ixhdivided L e v i B a r r , P agU yr. E H WOODWARD. S ecretary. very much like for those parties to send into 10. 15 and 40 sers tracts. M . BNk el, Newberg. Ov .could not stoop without great pain, nor 1. C. COLCOKD. C aabler. some of the beets grown from the see-1, On U>e lOtli of December, 181*7, ffev. sit in a chair except propped by cusb- M 20 House and lot in Newberg 17S II <1 to the Oregon Experiment station for S A. D onahoe, pastor M . £ . C hlK ch, ” 300 No remedy helped him until he » 21 •1 <f testing. He advises that, after ripening, Houtti, P i. P leasant,.W .’.V a..co n tracted 225 CAPITAL STOCK, $ 30,000. . . . W IN K A B L IN K . . . " 22 Electric Bitters which effected tt W ill you w ink a n d b lin k Tour life and n e r <6 B. C. MILKS, the beets shonld he sent before a second a severe cold wbieii was attended from such a wonderful change that he writes " 23 400 um« energy sw ay, r a th e r th a n w a ar gleaaes* J . O. UULUORD. II •4 WIH yon fores your eyes to overw ork, n e g ie rt growth (tarts, that six of average siz • tbe beginpi«-^ by .violent .coughing. be feele like a new man. Thle marvel " 24 •00 B. H. WOODWARD. th e m w hen th e y cry lo r help. abu«e them yeer N R. BRITT. should be selected, etch carefully «rap He say*: -''After«resorting .to a num ous medicine cures backache and kid Over 100 chotee located lots in the heart ■ flrr re a r. u n t l l > t m id d le life you are com- J . 11 DOUGLAS, JR. WATCHMAKER lled 10 neck a id . p rrb a p e to S od y o u r vision D ire c to rs pel in paper, and that a label should ac ber qf a MrfUietl ^specifics,' usually,kept ney trouble, purities the blood and of th e c ity of N e w b e rg . K I pal red beyond e n tire rep air« company them, with grower's name, and in lU. tone purpose, ! pucchns- builds up your health. Only 5Ce at C. If you want to raise chickens taka a look k« JEWELER, A L I T T L E C L A S S A ID short description of ths -oil uper Phfeh .«d a «Mli>- of .GiieuibeyjAinfe Cough F. Moore A Co.’s drugstore. at my % sera lots. C S k a g g F O g P K k T g —Ladd a T ilton. ron- I a t th e p ro p e r tim e w ill save yon a w orld of tro u b le and preaarve y o u r virion lor old a (e . Sol leite th s pet rou age of his old U l U f i U s d ; r e tin u e I F ark Bank. New York. the sample grew. If parues -.if. this .Kero«** which *eu* like a charm I Corresporxlenes Solicited. Call on or 1 w hen ro u begin to rely m ore a n d m ere on Friends w h s need watch repairing d o ss. p rin te d book e n d new spaper for ro m p an lo o - vicinity will leave samples «Hi. I meet ebeerfuliy <amma>end it-to the Address, A. P. O l i v e r , T a C a r a A C a ld l a Ow e D a 7 s h ip C o n su ltatio n a n d Kyat T ested Free. 207 M u r r t son s t. Strangers visiting th e city era In r.tn d to cell et Edwat-la, they will be forvvAvÇ de the public." .For arfe igr C .F. Moors A Co. T ake L a x a t iv s B a o s o q r i w i s e T aslcts . All Newberg, Oregon. H. J. W I N T E R S , d ru a * i» n re fu n d ihe m oney II It telle tbe bank for Information concerning tb s Experiment station. ' druggists • I M ock B. P s e tsN te . Jew e le r e O p tician FORTLAND, O R t w 7 Grovs'e 1 pasture is ea C ^ O y p o fite Poeto*ce. elty Correspondence in r lte d I. ONCE WORN ALWAYS WORN. 1 B M O W T f Show your colors. P Bryan 11 F Hat * t U STAR 5 STAR ¡M O M Made on Honest Principles. EHRET BROS. «-R-S N ew berg Land. PACIFIC COLLEGE, Newberg, Ore. 2 Classes in Algebra, Civil Government, Composition Elementary Science. Furniture Store HARDWICK ft CO. CARRY A FULL LINE New Students cab enter any of the College Classes for which they are prepared. NEW AND SECOND-HAND F U H M T U M H s F U R N IT U R E & U N D E R T A K IN G , EVERYBODY! Hollingsworth ft Co. House Furnishing Line. Prices. Feed & Seed Store Bank of Newberg. JOHN A. BECK,
