Newberg graphic., October 19, 1900, Image 3

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Loca] Events.
Attention I-aiimt
Empty barrels for sale by C. B. W il­
Freeh vegetables at Wilson’s grocery, i ,0° strong for us. I pledge my support |
in any way to show w here we stand on
The Village Improvement Chib will
son.
Mrs. John Cruwford was down from this greut question.”
, hold its first meeting at the residence of
Wo are giving our customers fine pro- Dayton Wednesday.
C. B. Wilson is still paying cash fcr
Mayor J. G. Hadley declared that he Mrs. Turner at 2.30 p. in. on Saturday,
sents at the Fair store.
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produce.
Leave orders at Wilson’s Grocery for had never been otherwise tl sn in sym- Dot. 20. A large attendance is reqnest-
The sugar beet orator and other lo c a l expressing or tigiit hauling.
pathy with such a movement, and that ed ns business of importance will be
C ouietottie rally to night and start
talent to-night in Crater’s hull.
he had no other desire than to do all in transacted.
Mas. M c D onald ,
the ball rolling.
Five room cottage for rent. Enquire
Vico President.
his power to further the g<xd of the
Try a load of slab wood for if 1.50. at Spaulding Logging C o.’s office.
New goods coming by every steamer
organization. Before the ¡meting was
The Chas. K . Spaulding Logging Co.
t3
for the Fair store.
H u n t e r s —T a k e N o ti c e *
S. W . Evans, the Sheridan dentist, adjourned, many new namet were ad­
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Blair drove up to will be ill Newberg Tuesday, October 3D,
The undersigned hereby serve notice
ded
to
the
membership
list.
The
ex­
O. V. Allen of Salem visited relatives
A*
Dayton Tuesday and visited with Wil­ prepared to do dental work.
(2 ecutive commute is being orgu lized and that no trespassing upon their premises
in town over Sunday.
liam Macys.
will
he
allowed.
Trespassers
hereafter
lY. H. Yelvirgton and family arrived by the time of the next muting, defi­
Leave your orders at the olliee of the
Come to Crater’s Hall to-night and see here a few days ago from Montana and nite steps for active work will nave been must bear the consequences.
Chas. K. Spaulding Logging Co. for slab
J. M. & 8. W . A tkinson .
what local talent can do in the way of will remain during tho winter. He is a taken.
wood.
spell binding.
brother-in-law of H. A. Forelit.
On the 10th of December, 1897, Rev. I
lists! list«! Hat.I
G. W. Cutts, station agent at SheJds,
,
,
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,
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i Howard \\ illiams took a lay off tins
Wanted—An apprentice fordress mak­
Go to Mrs. G. A. Ramsey’s, west of S. A. Donahue, pastor M. E. Church,
lias been visiting in town this week witti
.
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week and attended a meeting of the ing. Must know something of plain the Cottage Hotel, lor your winter lints. South, Pt. Pleasant, W. Va., contracted j
tits family,
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Baptist L nion at The Dalles,
sewing. Call at the residence of Miss Prices low, an 1 hats to suit every body. a severe cold which was attended from
G o to T . B. Cummings for paints and
tho beginning by violent coughing. |
Shoes, Shoes and Slippers for the next Aldrich in the west end of the city.
oils. A full line of undertaking goods
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After resorting to u nutn-j
He says:
10 days at 50o. a pair. Come early and Two blocks west and one south of the
Apple« Waat^i
j ber o f so-called 'specifics,* usually kept
kept in stock.
Cottage
Hotel.
t
2
get the first pick.
W. Id. Moains.
\\ ill pay 20c per 100 H* for apples'.
A r
f
I
t
,
in the house, to no purpose, . I , purchus-
Surveyor Branson was down from Mc­
<l»*li«rpri*<! At
ita b le fnpiipviiiff
fo r d r y in g , delivered
at mv
my d ilrvAr
ryer
Dr. II.A. Littlefield who first came here s u illnhln
The best of fresh and salt meats the
ed
a
bottle
of
Cliatnberlaiirs
Cough
Minnville last Monday, surveying a road
market affords will be found at the New- in the Spring to take charge while his o n e m ile w e st o f N e w b o r g . G l o r i a M a n - Remedy, which acted like a charm. 1
for petitioners two miles east of town.
E. \Y . H a l l .
berg Meat Market. The highest prices brother, Dr. H. J. was on his Alaska 'd a y s n o t w a n t e d . t4
j I most cheerfully recommend it to tl.e
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trip, lias recently decided to remain |>er-
Air-tight Heating Stoves made and re- paid for butcher’s stock
Made of finest blk kid it is a marvel of beauty and style and,
public.” For srle by C. F. Moore A Co.
mauentiy in prac ice here, the two Drs.
A t P r iv a t e H s 'e
paired.
Stoves exchanged (or cord
druggists.
Mrs. L.S. Rhoades of Ifood River came Littlefield making a strong firm. In
gives better satisfaction than many shoes costing
Good work horses. 3*-^'in.wide tire
wood.
A. W heelek , Fhunber.
down last week and has been visiting her order to have more room they are fit- j Bain wagon, nearly new. Dike Harrow,
T o the Ileaf.
from $3.00 to $3.50.
Photographs cheap, but not cheap pho­ sons W. L. and W. O. Robertson in New­
A ridi lady cured of her Deafness and
ting up new quarters in the C. V. Bank little used.
C. 8 . ' C ai kins ,
tographs—twenty-four stamp pictures berg, and a daughter Mrs. May Good­
Noises in tha Head by Dr. Nicholson’s
building, acioss the street from their
New fr-rg. Ore.
for twenty five cents at Smith’ s photo rich, neai Dayton.
Artificial Ear Drums, gave $10,000 to
old office.
gallery.
The ladies of tho M. E. church intend
During the winter o f MO j Mr. James 1,i8 lu,tUutV ° t'mt d,eaf pe° P'e Un,abl°
Mrs. Elizabeth Cook and daughter
Prof. Kantucr's reputation as a suc­ serving their annual chicken pie dinner
n s and
" ™ at0 ,b * 1 ar l ™ m ™ y '¡T®
cessful music teacher is doing him good on election day, Nov. 6. Also supper Rose met with rattier a serious accideut Reed, one o f the lending c o f z e \V
Va
them
Address So. 10MS.
Tho
service over at the College. He already and late luuoli. Further particulars on Wednesday morning soon after leav- j merchants o f Clay, Clay C
, .’
! Nicholson Institute, 7‘h', Eighth Avei uo
ing
home
and
when
on
their
way
to
!
struck
his
leg
against
a
cal
ha« .Aiout twenty pupils.
, | New York, U. b.
later.
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severely.
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Newberg. A hunter stepped from the such a manner as to bruise
If you have a ring that needs a new ! Mr. Dunstan, who o in s the Moore brush into tlie road in front of their It bocume very much
aud j
A F t-,ell.-, Attack.
set, or if if. does not fit, take it to place east of town and who lost his horse and fired a gun, the report scar­ pained him so badly that
could n o t 1 An attack was lately made on O. F.
t
Winslow Bros., the jewelers, an l they house by fire some time ago, has a neat ing the horse so badly that he reared walk without tho aid o f uru
•ritehe
‘ es. He , Collier o f Cherokee, Io va, that nearly
will fix it up as nice as new.
new house built, which, with a new and plunged, overturning the buggy and was treated by pbysiciaL-
L-* also
ah used, pro oil fatal.
It came through his
His back got so lame lie
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Champlin return­ barn, adds much to the appearance of throwing tho ladies to the ground. several kinds o f liniment and two and kidney«
Mrs. Cook received a severe scalp wound a half gallons o f whisky in bathing it, ! could not stoop without greut pain, nor
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ed to Newberg Wednesday morning the place.
from Sheridan, w here they had been liv­
W. E. Stanton has sold his property which required several stitches, and hut nothing gave any relief until lie ! sit in a chair except propped by cusli-
No remedy helped him until lie
ing at their old home for several weeks. on River street to Miss Jennie Kennedy Miss Cook was considerably shaken up. began using Chamberlain’s Rain Balm, j ions.
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The hunter expressed regret over tlie T ills brought almost a complete cure In | tried Electric Ritters which effected
and
the
Henry
Austin
property
to
Henry
Farmers I want your eggs. I will
accident, asked that his name be with­ a week’s time and lie believes that had such u wonderful change that he writes
We expect most any day a large shipment of Corsets and Wrap-<
give cash for them.
Egg packers Ehret. For the present he has removed
to the A . R. Cumpston property on Me­ held, saying lie would meet all expenses lie not used this remedy his leg would he feels like a new man. Tills marvel­
furnished free to those wishing them.
pers. It will pay you to see them.
have had to he amputated. Pain Balm ous medicine cures backache and kid­
for
damages.
It
is
also
safe
to
say
that
ridian street.
C. B. W ilson .
is
unrqualed
for
sprang,
bruises
and
ney trouble, purifies the blood and
he went on liis way with an inward re­
Ed Jarrett returned from Olex the solve to bo more careful ever after about rheumatism.
For sale by C. F. Moore builds up your health.
Rev. A. J. Winters, pastor of Evan­
Only 00c at C.
A Co., druggists.
gelical church, will hold services at the first of the week where he lias been shooting on the public highway.
F. Moore A Co.’s drugstore.
Opposite Bank of Newberg.
After ho
Presbyterian Chapel oa Oct. 21st at 3 p. working during the summer.
m. instead of 10 a. m. Mombers please spends a few days at home he will make
Newberg's Anti-Saloon League.
a trip to the coast.
He intends to enter
take notice.
The meeting held in the Baptist
College again the first of the year.
L. V. Hulit is learning the photog­
church Tuesday evening lor furthering
Don’ t forget that on next Thursday
raphers trade with C. C. Smith, and
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the organization of the anti-saloon league
evening
Judge
Lowell
of
Eastern
Oregon
is baching with his brother Sam in the
of Newberg, was quite generally attend­
Oliver building across the street from will speak in Newberg on the political ed, more representative citizens being
issues from a republican standpoint.
tbo post-office.
present than at the meeting of last week.
The Judge’s political star is said to bo
John Markley, a C'hampoeg merchant, in tho ascendancy in Oregon, and all It is still evident, however, that some of
onr leading citizens need waking ud on
was in town last Tuesday carrying an should see and hear him.
this question, and the league intends to
old muzzle loading shot gun of German
H. COOPKR, President
The annual Woodman hunt took place prosecute its work in such a way that
make which lie has owned for twenty
Wednesday,
with
Chas.
Johnson
and
BOTH
PARTIES
CAUCHT.
they will bo forced to take a stand for or
five years, He says it is one of the best
E. K. SH AW , Vice Pres
J. M. W RIGHT, Sec. and Manager.
W. S. Kirk as captains o f the opposing against the organization. We have
shooting guns on the river.
teams, the former coming out consider­ heard that some insinuate that the
Choice ’arm and City Property.
Prof. A. 0. Stanbrough moved back ably in the lead. About twenty six took movement is a party concern. Their ig­
Collect Rents and Look After Estates.
to Aurora the first of the week where ho part in the hunt and secured seventy five norance is thus displayed. The first
will teach again during the school year. edible birds. The loosei's put up a game principle of tlie anti-saloon league is its j
Investments Made for Non-Residents.
AND
He evidently has a strong hold on the supper last night.
Insurance Written in Select Companies.
11011 -partisanship, and no citizen can
pupils over there for he has taught in
honestly
shirk
responsibility
from
this
Work at the sawmill lias been at a
that district for a number of years.
standstill during the week, owing to a standpoint. If a man is in favor of a
Rev. Anson Cox of Salem, and Rev. disagreement between the owners of the saloon let him say so and we honor him
If you want to buy, either a large or small farm, you can save both
Chas. Baldwin of Rosedalo were in New­ j mill anil the hands regarding wages to more than the man who pretends to be i
of Newlierg have caught on to tho fact
time and money by calling on us.
If we haven’t what you
tiiat R o y a l T ailorimi is tlie Acme of
berg the first of the week in attendance be paid during the winter. A cut in for temperance, but is not at hand when
want we will take pleasure in assisting you in procuring prop­
Perfection, and they are casting their
at the meeting of the Evangelistic Board wages was decided on and tho larger an opportunity comes ior practical tem­
erty to your satisfaction.
If a non resident and wish to ob­
of Oregon Yearly Meeting. The former number of the men refused to work. perance work at home.
votes.'* ith us. ROYAL TAILORING is
tain information al>out Real Estate or the country in general,
always made to the exact individual
At the opening of the meeting, Prof.
has a prospect of going to Boise, Idaho, Tho Graphic hopl-s"to be able to'chron
or Newberg (the town of schools aud churches) in partícula/,
soon for service.
attlesTiips fi, 7l ” a*" ~l ‘ he man who buys it—
cle a satisfactory adjustment of the mat­ R. W. Kelsey, president elect of -he!
write us.
maul- the way he wants it made—from
league, made a short and forcible ad­
A fine pair of twin boys is reported ter by another issue.
Hie goods ho selects—ami it la Hindi!
dress, setting forth the object of the or­
borne to Mr. and Mrs. Will Thomas on
Mrs. G. E. Metcalf and daughters ganization. He said, “ We are here to
t o s a t is fy every time.
last Monday. Will says he is making moved to Salem Monday, where Miss
We have m o r e t h a n 5 0 0 new,
preparations for growing sugar beets' Sylvia is attending Willamette Univer­ keep out tlie saloon, which breaks up
homes, blasts fond hopes and crucifies
bright, fresh imported and Domestic
on a large scale for the big factory. sity. Mr. Metcalf, who is now working
anew the Son of God. The saloon is
Huitings and Overcoatings just received
Dr. Korn should be wired that the labor for E.C. Ward & Co. will follow them
waiting just outside, ready and anxious
from T h e R o y a l T a il o r s , Chicago, U.
problem is being solved w ith commend­ in about a month, when Mr. Ward gets
to come in. Will we allow it? We are
8. A., and we take delight in showing
able rapidity.
home to take charge of the business here to enforce existing laws and to en­
them to all who appreciate elegance and
There lias not been nny building boom here. Mr. and Mrs. Metcalf have many act new ones in the interest of the boys
neatness in dress.
in Newberg this season, but take a walk ! friends in Newberg who will learn with and girls of Newberg. Every father
about town, and on almost every street regret oi their departure lrom our peace- and mother in Newberg, who would
OU R P R IC E S
you will see here and there many marks j ful berg.
keep the footsteps of their boy steady, !
For
R oy ' al T a il o r in g are less—a great
of improvements in the way of additions j The gQoJ weather continue9 anJ wood who would keep his heart pure, his \
deal lees—than tlie usual prices for tho
to residences, panning and trimming up hauli
is Btill the orJer of the tlay. voice free from the huskiness of the
same high quality of service.
generally.
Taken altogether this has Morecordt of WOOll have been delivered beer bloat, and bis being free from the
been a very prosperous year for New- . ,
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in town tins ssason than aver before. paralysis of poison, who would keep the ;
i The brick factory alone has more than blush of shame from their daughter’s
Rev. L. D. Barr has sold thirteen lots two thousand cords piled up for early cheek,is invited to cooperate with us
off of the back end of his place in the spring burning and besides all the pri- in this work.”
Mrs. G. W. Cutts was elected secretary
east part of town, to his brother-in-law j vate wood sheds being full there are
Oscar Farr who has a good position in j manv |oag n cks of eordwood piled all a- of the organization, in the absence of
officer
elected the week before.
the O. R. A N. machine shops
in
Port-
bout town. Taken all that
together
New-
•i«'«*;’ *
Exclusive Resident Dealers lu Royal
Tho committee on constitution reported,
land. Rev.
Barr went down
\\ ednes- lairg people are well prepared for a "hard
Tailoring,
Will sell cheaper than any one in the County.
Will exchange Net
bringing forward the regular constitu­
day morning to close the trade. Young ! winter.”
Goods for old.
Farr, we understand, will soon build a j
tion of tlie national league, which was
adoptid with slight modification. Borne
house on his property as a home for his
A nia" ^ ed ‘ hro" ? h, town , on
Goods sold on Weekly or Monthly Payments.
purems Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Farr.
waJ to Da" asthe first of ,he " eek- who of tlie principal points are as follows:
i had not seen this part of the valley for
Tlie organization in Newberg is purely
W. E. Howard says the Graphic was thirty years, nnd of course noticed a few
a little off ill its surmisings last week, changes in the appearence of the grubby local, having no connection with nation­
but that lie nnd Mrs. M. C. Rutan were end. In speaking of our beet sugar al or state organization. The league is
married at Vancouver, Washington, on prospects he stated that the sugar fact­ non-partisan, and lias only for its object
Tuesday of last week. He also informs ory at Waverly, Washington, is located ¡the suppression of tlie saloon. Any a-
the Graphic that they will take charge on his brother's land. He said that the i dult person in sympathy witli the
of tho Newberg Hotel November 15, factory had been a great boon to that movement may become a member by
when they will at once begin to put the country, land values having been increas­ tlie payment of an initiation fee of ten
Have every thing you waut In tho
house in shape for a first class hotel. ed one and even two hundred per cent, cents. Tlie executive committee will
Besides renovating and refitting the and that the farmers are thriving under be made up of tlie officers of the league,
tlie pastors of the affiliating churches,
house inside, a wide veranda will be their new conditions.
two lay members from each church, the
ST Í Í W Í E F L C -, O R B .
built around Hie entire east front and
If. L. Christenson lias been enjoying president of tlie college, the principal of
the grounds in front will be put in
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a visit lately from his brothers. Nels. of tlie public scliool and five memliers e-
-^better shape.
Wisconsin, aud Pete! and Andrew, oi lected at large by the executive com ­
i if
- The G. A. R . supper given Friday South Dakota.
A
family reunion mittee. This committee appoints from
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night in Craters Hall, which by over­ was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ite membership sub-committees on agi-
sight we failed to announce, was a de­ Christenson in town Tuesday, wheu a tation, legislation and other ilepart-
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cided success. The supper was a sub­ bounleous dinner was served in honor of ments of work.
Tlie regular meetings The Academy offers ex eilen opportunity for rev ;ew w< rk a ' p r q -a -j
stantial one, and the customers so num­ tlie visitors. Mrs. AnneC’hristenson, the will lie held on Tuesday after the second
r-’ ii-n for teaching. Resides the
A ls o a F u ll L in e nl’ in -w est C a r p e ls .
A ll linen o f L 'n d e rta k ln g r
erous that the rations hardly held out mother, born Nov. 22, 1821, was present Sunday o f each month,
(iiim ls c o n s t a ul ly on h an d
The address delivered by I’rol. J. C. and saw gathered around her seven
Rev. Barr said he did not want the
Hudson was an entertaining and thought­ children, nineteen grand children, three impression to get out that tills was a
ful study in American citizenship, and great grand children and daughters and preachers' organization, and as the
^ T T O K iN K Y A l U W
should be delivered again under more son-in-law.
-There will be-
A royal good time was en­ president of the college, a member of
favorable circums'ances. It dealt broad­ joyed, softened only by the thought that the state legislature, and tlie city mayor
»rartlcp in all the
tlie court* r*| the *tat«* 1
W ill nr,
ly, bnt not politically, with present .nat­ it would probably be the last when all were present, lie would like to hear
S pecial
given to probata work, the
ial attention
ti
ional conditions, and rebuked tlie pessi­ would thus meet again.
writing o f <1 ••«•«!*, mortgage*. eoutracU ami the F I .O F K , FEF.1», H A Y A C H A I N
from I hem.
drafting o f all legal papers.
mistic idea that the integrity amiability
Pres. H. E. McGrew responded that
G A R D E N «V F L O W E H
M ew berg O regon
In a drive out to A. J. Winters’ farm
of our citizenship is on the wane, and
H IL O S .
O frirr. H econ i Floor
east of town last Monday with Jesse he was in entire sympathy with the
flank
o
f
Newberg
Itiilldlng.
unable to cope with existing problems.
Edwards, a representative of the Graph­ movement, and desired to co operate in
Tree IwllTrrjr.
Newberg will yet hear soma good cam­ ic found two hands busy painting on tlie every way possible. He said lie would
i : C. W a r t ! A Co .
paign speaking before the campaign is big barn, one on a new wood house just be unworthy of his relation with the
lit. Htreet, Newberg. Or
over. Congressman Tongue will speak built, while Andy was on top of the young [s-ople of the college and com­
munity,'
if
lie
took
any
other
stand.
It
on Friday evening, November 2, and kitchen nourishing a paint brush over
Judge Lowell o f Eastern Oregon, wiil the roof. There is an air of thrift about is just the right kind of an organiza­
. . . WINK A. BLINK . . .
W ill yon wink and Mink vour lif«- and n«»r
speak on next Thursday evening, Oct­ the place and an addition to the reei- tion.
von-- energy away, rather than w«*ar gl**** **
Hon.
Clarence
Bolt
said,
"This
is
the
ober 25. These dates are definitely ar­ djnee is another important improve­
Will yon foree your eye* t o overwork negleet
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them when they r r y for h* l|» a».n**- them year
range.!. and the local republicans are ment in contemplation. Water is forced day and time to go towork. f am glad
aft« r >«-ar o n tll'a t m lddb life v«»u mp
WATCHMAKER
fortunate in obtaining such able and by a ram from a spring a mile nortli of I’ m here and am in entire sympathy
lied to mm * k aid, |«erlia|»-« n« find your virion !
__ \ healthy moral atmo.phcrc combined with favorable f’ mpairrd
beyond entire repair?
with
the
work
or
I
wouldn’
t
be
here.
scholarly men to present their side of the residence to a tank near the kitchen
inte.lectoal advantage*.
A L I T T L E C L A S S AID
the issues. Another parlfcularly strong which supplies water throughout tlie Tiiis is a grand undertaking, and ever/
1 at the proper time will nave von a world of
j trouble an | preM-rve your vlalnti for old age
S-.Hrll. the pntron«*e of h i. oM I* 4 l* a a
man is in view for an address who, if house. With a few years more of Mc­ member should have a part in active
i when von )«egm to r*«y more and more *»n
Frlen.l. who o m 4 watch repair!a* <1»oe.
secured, will give much satisfaction to Kinley prosperity, Andy will have one service. Newberg has a good reputa­
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vhip C ooiu ltotlon and ityw Tested Fre«*
t i l l ” M o r r i s o n S t.
old Yamhillers. Watch for funner an­ of the beat improved homes about New­ tion now, hot we may wake up too late For Catalogue or other information Address,
R ed u ce E x p en ses
B y Buying
Wearing
STAR 5 STAR
When you call don’t fail to see our
$2.50 Shoe for Women.
3
:Be sure that Star 5 Star is
cut on m ry pair anu we
will guarantee satisfaction
‘I
Sold only hy us
EHRET BROS.
N eu berg
REPUBLICANS
DEMOCRATS
hand
Co.
Newberg, Ore.
Furniture
Store
HARDWICK & CO.
CARRY A FULL LINE
—OF—
“we can convince you’’
Il OD SON BROS.,
Newberg, Ore.
NEW AND SECOND-HAND
Fi
F U R N IT U R E &
UNDER
a
.
Hollingsworth & Co.
P A C IF IC C O LLE G E ,
1
3
3
House F” rnishir^ Line
NEW GOODS AriRiV’ Xt DAILY & PRICES TO SUIT IYE ZT
ONE.
L Picture
M oulding in ail ¡Styles & Prices.
CLARENCE BUTT.
Feed & Seed Store
'/Va.l Paper
Regular Common School Studies,
Classes in Algebra, Civil Government,
Composition & FJemen^try
Seien*'.«'.
New Students can enter any of the College
Classes for which they are prepared.
JOHN A. BECK,
EXPENSES LOW
nouncement.
berg.
to find that other elements have become *
JEWELER,
l ’ K Ü . F.O W IN ' M c G K E W , N e w b e r g . O r e g o n .
1 Mo« k E P k t H i f i
H. J . W IW T E P S .
Jeweler a O ptician :
I’ O H T L A N D i O B .
I
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