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The Star Bakery (or ice. P r o f . M a r r U o n S u rp ris e « !. ! Get your ice at Star Bakery. The Chautauqua grounds is a beauti ful natural park with commodious C. B. W ilson is still paying cash for Garden Hose at Storey’s. On last Friday evening, while Prof. camping grounds well supplied with produce. Leave orders at Wilson’s Grocery for Edwin Morrison was swinging the paint water and shado trees, closely adjoining Ice, ice, ice. Star Bakery. Hose that is O. K. aud reasonable at expressing or light hauling. H. COOPER, President. brush on his residence, in the envelop the Southern Pacific Railway. Trains Ice for sale at Star Bakery. Storey’s. J. M. WRIGHT, Sec. and Manager: ing twilight, he was taken entirely una on this road will be run every hour be E. K. SHAW, Vice Pres. Lee Grarnes attended the picnio at Get your tire crackers at Hadley's. Hadley’s Racket is headquarters tor Amity Wednesday and visited old wares by the sudden descent upon him tween Gladstone and Portland to accom Choice Farm and City Property. Small (arm to rent. Inquire ot L. F. 4th of July goods. by an unidentified company of young modate those in attendance at the As triends. Collect Rents aud Look After Estates. Born, on Friday June 21, to Mr. and Hall. 6-7t4 Mrs. H. M. Ogden of Portland is visit people. Prof, beat a hasty retreat into sembly. Investments Made for Non-Residents. Mrs. Lee Jones, a son. his fortress, hut treachery lurked with In all of the former years the attend Empty barrels for gale by C. B. Wil ing in town with her parents, Mr. and in his doors, for the raiders were led into ance has been from three to ten thous Fireworks! Fireworks! Highflyer Mrs. Nathan White. Insurance Written iu Select Companies. son. the parlor where a light revealed them 12 Prof. Edwin Morrison bag made the and loud popping at Moores. The best fire crackers, Roman candles, to be members ot the coi’ege alumni, and people eacli day and the prospects are that the attendance this year will be Roy Heater arrived home last Satur bombs, flags or anything else in 4tb of sale of his residence property to Dr. H. with a few "annexes.” In view of the much greater. day (rom his year's work at the State July goods at Moores. If you want to buy, either a large or small farm, you can save bctV. J. Mlntbom. departure In the near future of Prof.and University. time and money by calling on us. If we haven’’, what >ou Oregon Yearly Meeting of Friends Mrs. Morrison for Penu College, Iowa, Go toT. B. Cummings for paints and fT nnecesm iry L itas o f T im *. waut we will take pleasure in assisting you in procuring ¡Jrop- Try a load ot good dry slab wood of church began yesterday afternoon and oils. A full line of undertaking goods Mr. W. 8. WheJon, cashier ol (lie the alutnni here took this uieaus of erty to your satisfaction. If a non-resident and wish toV]'- the Spaulding Logging Co., for $1.50; delegates from the different localities are showing their appreciation ot the pro First National bank ol Wluterset, Iowa, kept in stock. tain information about Real Estate or the country in grnerA* fir or hard wood. gathering in. In a recent letter gives some experience lessor’s efficient and self-sacrificing work Rev. F. C. Stanard attended the meet or Newberg (the town of schools and churçhes) in particular, Josepii Cook, formerly of Marion has As the Graphic goes to press report is in connection with Pacific College. The with a carpenter in his employ, that ing of the Willamette Baptist Association write us. purchased the G. C. Carl property at the brought in of the death, Wednesday, at gathering was a particularly lively one, will be of value to other mechanics. at Salem this week. foot ot Meridian street. He says: “I had a carpenter to work for Champoeg, of J. Quincy Hoskins, well and after a half hours time spent in a Do not experiment on Garden Hose. jolly, social way, a liberal supply of ice me who was obliged to stop work for Miss Sibyl Woodward attended the known in this vicinity. F. If. Storey Is a practical bese mail. Commencement exercises of the Chema- cream and cake was brought on and con several days on account of being troub For Sale—An 80 acre farm; good Call on him befóte buying. led with diarrhoea. I mentioned to him scientiously taken care of. wa Indian school this week. house and barn, orchard and small fruit. As president of the Alumni Associa that I had been similarly troubled and The Spaulding Logging Co. will de Miss Amanda M. Way arrived last Inquire of Alio Robertson, 6 miles south W . W . U O L L IN G S W O K T H , P ro p . tion, O. K. Edwards spoke a few fitting that Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and liver the beet of slab wood, bard or soft Friday evening from Boise, Idaho, and of Dayton. 6-2113 V_ words in harmony with the occasion, af Diarrhoea Remedy had cured me. He wood, for $1.50 per load. will remain through the sessions of Ore Dr. G. W. McConnell of Baker City ter which he called off an informal pro bought a bottle of it from the druggist I C A R R Y -A. C. E. Smith and family and Mrs. H. gon Yearly Meeting. has been in town on business this week here and informed me that one dose F T T X j X j X j T H S T E O F J. Littlefield and children attended the I have another stock of shoes ou hand, and has been shaking hands with his gram as follows: "The Good Old Days,” cured him, and he is again at work. Hervey Hoskins; piauo solo, Jessie Maccabee picnic at Amity Wednesday. also a few good bargains iu clothing many Newberg friends. H O U S E F U R N IS H IN G G O O D S , Britt; "Laboratory Retuinlscenses,” For sale by C. F. Moore, druggist. suits. For low prices call at the corner Rev. L. D. Barr returned home yester Walter Parker; “ Star Gazing," Jessie The Misses Metta Morris and Mildred F l o o r M a tt in g , F l o o r O ilc lo t h , F l o o r 5-3 day from his trip to Southern California T o th e D e a f. Mofiit came up from Portland Saturday stoie. W. H. M o r r is . B ritt; vocal solo, Mrs. O. K. Edwards; L in o l e u m * A ricli lady cured of her Deafness and evening and spent Sunday with rela Elwood Minchin, Pacific College’s ora accompanied by Rev. John Henry Doug "Anf NViedereehen,” Gertrude Lamb. tor, will deliver the Declaration of Inde las who will attend Friends Yearly Prof. Morrison responded very feelingly, Noises in the Head by Dr. Nicholson’s tives. pendence, at the big celebration to be Meeting. speaking words of encouragement for Artificial Ear Drums, gave $10,000 to Pres. H. E. MnGrew and Seth Mills held at Dayton, July 4. Acker’s English Remedy will stop a the future of the college and tor the loy his Institute, so that deaf people unable drove over to Scotts Mills Saturday and A. H. Dixon, lately from Kansas, has cough at any time, and will cure the al support given by her alumni. The to procure the Ear Drums may have remained over Sunday in the interests purchased B. F. Terry’s barber Bhop in worst cold in twelve hours, or money visitors then took iheir leave, an enjoy them free. Address No. 10613. The of Pacific College. the west part of town and has taken refunded. 25c and 50c. C. F. Moore able evening having been spent by all Nicholson Institute, 780, Eighth Avenue A Full Lina of U ndertaking Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bashaw, whohave charge of the business. New York, U. 8. A. A Co. druggists. concerned. Goods Constantly In Stock. been visiting for several months with The best of fresh and salt meats the Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Cox of Carthage, relatives in Minnesota, arrived home market affords will be found at the New- M i l l i n e r y N o tic e . Indiana, who have been visiting rela E . P . D ix o n . H . C. D ix o n . last Friday evening. berg Meat Market. The highest prices tives here for some time, started back Mrs. Addie Cornell has bought Mrs. Cream Separator Cans, recommend aid for butcher’s stock. to their Hoosier home Monday. Mr. Ramsey’s millinery stock and will close ed for persons with one to seven cows. Farmers I want your eggs. I will and Mrs. M. Nicholson accompanied this seuson's stock out at a big discount Kewberg, Ore. to make room for a large stock of notions Made in three sizes. Price $3.50 to $7. give cash for them. Egg packers them to Portland. and millinery goods for the fall and win Alfred Wheeler, plumber and tinner. furnished free to those wishing them. Owing to an enlarging business, A. N. C. B. W i l s o n . Piessnall finds it necessary to make ter season. All persons knowing them The local orders of the Masons and Fred Jackson, who took a degree from some changes in his steam laundry. As selves iudebted to Mrs. Ramsey will Eastern Star gave themselves an enjoy able social Saturday evening, refresh the State University this last commence a result he gives patrons notice that please call and Beltle at once. M r s . A d d is C o r n e l l , ments, good music and a short literary ment, came down on the boat Monday, from July 4 to July lo, the plant will be Chehalem Valley Bank Building. t2 Successor to Mrs. Ramsey. program being features of the evening. and is visiting in town with old college shut down and will do no werk. friends. On Tuesday morning Dr. H. J. Little Econom y D. M. Sivyer, whose wife and child M a trim o n ia l. H. J . L ittlefield. II. A. L ittlefield. Agent O’Dell of the Oregon Fire Relief field left for Seattle, Washington, to lay ren are spending the summer visiting The marriage of Miss Lulu Lylo and relatives in Forest Grove, says he has a Association was down from McMinn in his supply of medieiues preparatory William McCully was solemnized Wed LITTLEFIELD BROS., to the sailing of the Perry on her Alas nice lot of fresh vegetables in his garden ville Saturday adjusting the loessnstain- nesday, June 19, at the home of the which he will sell reasonably to anyone ed by J. H. Rees in the burning of his kan cruise July 1. In his absence, Dr. groom’s aunt, of Portland. The bride Cable of McMinnville will have charge in C hehalem V alley B ank B u ild in g , who will call at his place just west of M. residence. was attired in a pretty gown of white Offices I'lione No. 43. Prof. F. K. Jones, having purchased of his practice here. E. Harrison’s store. n o rth of P u b lic School B u ild in g , linen bastiste trimmed in white lace, and R esidence P h o n e No. 44 . W. S. Riley and family, recently from Miss Viola Patton, who has attended the A1 Craven property which they have Kansas, and who for a few weeks have carried a boquet of pink LaFrance roses occupied the past year, has been em and ferns. The ceremony was impress college here the past two years, left for ployed in fixing up and improving the been occupying rooms over Ward A C o’s ive by the using of the wedding ring. ^ T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W . her home at Tómales, California, last feed store, left for Centralia, Washing The young couple left in the evening for Friday morning, where she will spend house inside this week. Prof. C. W- Kantner of Salem, who ton, Tuesday morning. They contem the home of the bride, Mr. aDd Mrs. M. CLARENCE BUTT. the vacation. She hopes to return again plate returning later and purchasing W ill p ra c tic e In all th e co u rts of th e s ta te J. Downs, of Newberg, where a beauti S pecial in the fall. Her sister Mrs. R. H . Ellis had charge of the music department of property in this vicinity. a tte n tio n g iv e n to probate w ork, th e the college here a part of last year was ful repast and some nice presents await w ritin g of deeds, m ortgages, co n tra c ts an d th e accompanied her as far as Portland. Mrs. Minnie Leavitt who has been ed them. Mr. and Mrs. McCully will d ra ftin g of a ll legal p a p ers. married at Independence last week to N ew b erg. O regon . A few patriotic citizens circulated a Miss Nellie Whiteaker. visiting for a few weeks with her par make their home in Portland. We ex O f f ic e — Second Floor J . H. M O U N T, subscription paper Tuesday for the pur B auk of N ew berg B uild in g . ents Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Hamnett, left tend them our best wishes. Several Newbergers drove up to the pose of raisiug funds for a display of Dealer in Tuesday morning. After a week’s visit fireworks here on the evening of the county seat last Friday and took in the with her sister Mrs, G. O. Worden at A T e r r i b l e K x p lo s io n . glorious Fourth. The sum of about fifty animal fair.” As a trained animal Troutdale, she will return to her home "Of a gasoline stove burned a lady dollars was secured, which, expended show they report it as being very satis at Alamo, Eastern Oregon. PHYSICIAN & SURCEDN. here frightfully,’’ writes N. E. Palmer, judiciously, should furnish a very satis factory. Miss Margaret Inglis left Monday of Kirkinap, Ia. "The best doctors Special a tte n tio n also given to diseases of th e Mr. and Mrs. A.E.Moore, U.F.Moore, factory evening celebration. and Mrs. M. McDaniel went to Oregon morning for Butte, Montana, and vicin E Y E , EAR , NOSE AND TH R O A T. Tickets will be on sale July 3rd and City last Friday and attended the funer ity, where site will visit with relatives couldn’t heal the running sore that fol 4th, good for return up to July 9th, in al of the young child of Dr. and Mrs. J. the greater part of the summer. She lowed, but Bucklen’s Arnica ’Salve en Office o v er B an k of Newberg. tirely cured her." Infallible for cuts, clusive, between all points on Oregon Burt Moore. declared that before returning home she corns, sores, boils, bruises, skin diseases lines, at one fare for the round trip. It is very unusual for a regular physician of good reputation to publicly inteuded to locate a gold mine or a cow and piles. 25c at C. F. Moore’s. Mr and Mrs H. H. Winslow, Mr. and endorse a proprietary remedy. We nave often heard of casoa where doctors Don’t fail to take advantage of this op boy and Bhe didn’t care much which. have secretly prescribed Acker's English Remody, but it ia moat gratifying to portunity to visit your friends. Grand Mrs. B. F. Hevland and daughter Essie, Married—On Wednesday, June 26 at receive the following voluntary letter W a n te d F o r C ash . celebrations will be held at different Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Linnville, 9 :30 o’clock a. m. at the home of the from C. F. Smith, M. D., the most John Shearer and John McCleery have Cherries:—Black Republican, Royal points on our lines. C. H. M a r k h a m . succeasful physician of Olcan, N. Y .: been in attendance at the G. A. R. en bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Barclay Anne, White Seedlings. See Porter M en a n d w om en of good addreNR to re p re “ Messrs. W. H. Hooker & Co., s e n t us, som e to tra v e l ap p o in tin g agents, oth Dillon, out west of town, Miss Nellie W. H. Galland and Jasper Bales campment at Forest Grove this week. Skinner, Springbrook. 12 era for local w ork look in g a fte r o u r in te re sts. New York City: I wish to add my • 9 0 0 sala ry g u s n u ite e d yearly ; e x tra com wheeled it over to Ocean Park last Sat Dr. H. J. Littlefield has purchased of Dillon and George Stockton were united professional testimony to the value m issio n s and e x p en se s, ra p id ad v an cem en t- of your English preparation known urday, the former going on business and Dr. G. W. McConnell the latter's inter in marriage, Elder G. C. Carl officiating. old e sta b lish e d house. G rand chance for c a m , D id n 't M arry F o r M on ey. as Acker’s English Remedy for Asth est m an or w om an to sec u re pleasant, p erm a returning home immediately. Jasper est in the Chehalem Valley Bank build The young people will make their home The Boston man, who lately married n e n t p osition, lib e ra l incom e and fu tu re . New ma, etc. In several instances, after I at Dusty, Benton county, the home of was out for pleasure and by the time he ing. The owners of the building are have tried my utmost to give even a sickly rich young women, is happy b rillia n t lin e s. W rite a t once. had made it twice through the mud and now Nels and George Christenson, their the groom. relief, I have prescribed vourremedy, S TA F F O R D PRESS, now, for be got Dr. King’» New Life slush of the mountain road, concluded father Hans, and Dr. Littlefield. You assume no risk when you buy Pills, which restored her to perfect 2 3 C h u rc h Bt., New Havan, Conn. and it has acted aimoat like a miracle, not only relieving, but permanently that he got more than he started after. Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diar health. Infallible for jaundice, bilious curing every one of the patient*. I on- The Newlierg Land Company has this rhoea Remeiiy C. F. Moore will refund dorse tbeepreparation as one oi the ness, malaria, fever and ague s ’<d ull The evidence in the W. H. Meara case week gotten out from the Graphic office most valuable additions to the prac which wag tried before Justice Wright | three thousand circulars, giving a brief your uicney if you are not satisfied after liver and stomach troubles. Gentle tice of medicine.” using it. It is everywhere admitted to but effective. Only 23c at C. F. Moore’s last week was directly contradictory on description of the natural advantages of Such a frank endorsement az the above is phenomenal. Coming from all important points, and as the defend this part of the country in general and be the most successful remedy in use for drugstore. N. E BRITT. P r e s id e n t so distinguished a member of the H. C. MILKS, V lce-Pres. ant, and the little Dietrich giil, as the Yamhill county and Newberg in particu bowel complaints and the only one that K. II. WOODWARD, Secretary. R e v ifltd M a r k e t R e p o r t. medical profession, it carries with i t , accuser, were practically the only wit lar. They also contain a list of the liest never fails. It is pleasant safe and re I . C. COLCOKD, C ashier. an assurance which the public will be The Canadian editor who prepared the nesses, there was no evidence to justify pieces of property for sale by the com liable. C. F. Moore, druggist. sure to avail themselves of. It isrec- annexed market report had a happy con binding Mr. Mears over to appear before pany. ommendations like this which make In^Satnrday evening’s Telegram there ception of life, and a good tab on things CAPITAL STDCK, $30,000. it possible to give the broad guaran the Grand Jury. "Why not spend the vacation at Ya- appeared a short write-up of Newberg’s as they are: tee that la a part of every sale of Ack B. C. MILKS, er's English Remedy for toughs. Married :—On Sunday, June 23, at the quina Bay, where can be had excellent prospects for electric lights, on the J . C. COLCOKD. Young men, unsteady; girls, lively and E. H. WOODWARD. Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption. It must either do all that ia home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and ! fare, good fishing, good boating, safe strength of which a young Portland elec In demand; coffee, considerably mixed; N. K. BRITT. claimed for it, or your money will be refunded. Do you know of any other J . II DOUGLAS, JR . Mrs. Peter Bashaw, Josiah Hamnettand bathing, alluring rides and rambles? trician wheeled it up here Sunday lo fresh H»h, active and slippery; wheat, a medicine sold on those terms? Do you know of any other medicines which D irector!. Mary Bashaw were united in marriage, The course and exercises at the Summer prospect for a job. He’ll get it too, if grain better than barley; eggs, quiet, prominent doctors regularly prescribe in their owa practice as being better than not here, some place else. It’s against Rev. H. Gould, officiating. After the School, of 1901, at Newport, will afford prescriptions they write themselves ? These facta are well worth considering. but will probably open in a few days; ceremony and the usual congratulations, great variety of insiruction, diversion all tradition that such an early bird as whiskey, steadily going down; onions, C O R ftE S P O N D IC N T S —Ladd A T ilto n . P o rt They are of especial interest to those with sore throats and weak lungs. la n d ; N atio n al P ark B auk, New York. S old a t etc., 50 c a n d $. a bottle, th ro u g h o u t th e U n ite d S ta te s a n d Canada ; a n d In i 'n r - some forty guests partook of the wed and entertainment. No other resort he proved himself to be should be out of strong and rising; breadstuff», heavy; lan d , a t .a. ad . . . . 3 d., . . . 6 d. It y ou a re n o t satisfied a f te r b u y in g , r e tu r n the b o ttle to y o u r ding dinner. The young couple were offers equal attractions and advantages.” a job long. d r u g g is t, e n d g e t y o u r m oney heck. boots and shoes, those in market soled, We authorize the above guanm lee. W. U. H OOKER & CO., Proprietors, Ecu fo r t. _ M made the recipients of many valuable The class of '99 of Pacific College en and steadily going up and down; hats S tran g e rs v is itin g th e c ity a re In v ite d to call at W. K. Allen reports that business is th e h an k for in fo rm a tio n c o n c e rn in g the and useful gifts. They will make their more than rushing now at their big can joyed a reunion Weduesday evening at and caps, not as high as last fall, except For c ity . C o rre sp o n d en c e in v ite d . home for the present with the groom’s nery in Salem. At times, upwards of the home of Mrs. Ann Lamb. Those in foolscap, which is stationary; tobacco, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Hamnett. one hundred and and fifty hands have attendance were the Misses Jessie Britt, very slow, and has a downward tenden For the past six months the friends of been employed and then it has been Gertrude and May Lamb, Frol, and cy; money, close enough to get a hold Pacific College have been making a he difficult to get all the fruit taken care of. Mrs F. K. Jones, Hervey Hoskins, Fred of; feathers, light and going np; iron, roic effort to raise the necessary amount During the strawberry run, two thous Jackson and Walter Parker, the absent firm; butter, growing stronger; opium, of money to pay off the total indebted and cases were canned, although they members being Miss Clara Vaughan of a drug on the market; advice, good, but ness of the institution. The appeals had been expecting only fifteen hundred. Portland and Miss Edna Newlln of Wil no demand. that have beeu made have been respond They are now at work on cherries and mington, Ohio. A H e a lth y S r n l k . ed to in a generous way at home and peas. C. J. Edwards made a trip up the val Acker’s Klixer has gained a firm hold On Monday, Moses VoUw and Charlie abroad and yet there remains to be done ley the latter part of last week on a tour some active work in the next four days Davidson, wheeling in opposite direc of investigation of the electric light among our people and is acknowledged in order to raise the neceseary amount. tions on First stree- came into collision plants of the different towns. He visit to be tha superior to all other prepara The full amount of $12,000 must be sub in fiont of the postoffice, and though not ed McMinnville, Independence, Dallas, tion* It is a positive cure for all bbKid scribed by next Monday night in order riding fast at all, managed to mix up Salem, Albany and Corvallis and at all and skin disease*. Only fifty cents a to make the obligations binding, and rather seriously. Mr. Voraw, in the fall, these places found the authorities very bottle and we guarantee It. C. P. nearly $1,000 of this amount remains to 8trucx the street with his head, catting obliging in giving him all the informa Moors A Co. druggists. be secured. A number of people have an ugly looking gash over his right eye, tion at hand relative to the operation of W i lla m e tt e V ili f y C hau tA n q a ft. indicated that they would subscribe to and stunning him for a time. After ^ light plant*. For a relatively small The first session of the annual assem the fund toward the close of the canvass little while he was carried into A. F. place he was very favorably impressed and that time is now at hand. Don’t Oliver’s office where he soon recovered with the plants of the first two towns bly of tha Willamette Valley Chautau qua Association will lie held at Glad forget that little time remains in which sufficiently to ride on home. mentioned, and is of the opinion that stone Park, next Wednesday, July, 3, to assist in making this effort a success. from the standpoint of both service and The vacancy in the faculty of Pacific for which thorough arrangements have Two or three weeks ago there appeared College caused by the resignation of economy, Independence has the beet been made. Kpeaker* of national repu in the Oregonian an account of a shoot I’rof. Edwin Morrison, hss been filled system of electric lights. tation have been secured, among which ing affray which took place up at Walla by the election of Prof. Homer Roeen- The Graphic is in receipt of a hand are ex-governcr Peck, the author of Walla, Washington in which a girl herger, of Oskaloosa, Iowa, to the pro somely illustrated booklet entitled, "Peck’s Bad Boy,” General Thae. J. named Etfie Haworth was seriously fessorship. Prof. R o s e n berger is a son “ Health and Pleasure along the line of Morgan of New York, Dr. J. M. Bash- w ont^pj. It turns out that the young of the president of Penn College as well the Oregon Railroad A Navigation Com ford, president of Ohio Wesleyan Uni lady is a daughter of Aabury Haworth, as a graduate of the same collage. Ha pany.” The book contains a number of versity and Dr. Chas. Bayard Mitchell formerly of *.his place, whose many ac spent two summers iu the mechanical views of picaresque mountain, river and of Minneapolis. The various Chautau quaintances will he interested in know department of Iowa Agricultural Col ocean eeenery, and It to all des qua clsssea are In the hands of compe ing that she is slowly recovering and lege and during the summer of 1900 he cribed in an accurate and pleas tent instructors. that strong hopes are entertained for ber took special work inChicago University. ing style. Persons contemplating an An especial feature of the teeaion is the recovery. She was shot on the street by During the past year he taught in Penn oating this summer should hsvs a copy big Fourth of July rally which the Chau a jilted lover who still declares he lovts (College iu .the absence of the science of ths souvenir, aa it will enable you to tauqua management is making strenu her better than ever before and that life professor and his work is highly com decide where to (pend roar summer va ous efforts to make the crowning event It not worth liiving without her. Such mended. Besides being s thorough stu cation. The book may be procured free of the season. noble sentiment is worthy of the star dent he takes great interest in college froeo any agent of the O. R. A N. Co., or Baseball garnet have been arranged actor in high life as portrayed by a cheap athletics and it is expected that be will on receipt of a two cent postage stamp, foe each week day of the session, a sev novel, but the fact ia, that in this case put new life into the athletic contests from A. L Craig, General Passenger enty five dollar trophy being offer»] to next year. Agent, Portland, Oregon. tbs hero is a boot black. the winning team. Local Events. N e w b e rg hand Co, Newberg, Ore. Newberg Furniture Store. Portier Curtains, Window Shades, Couches & Baby Buggies. Wall Paper and Picture Moulding a Specialty. - - DENTISTS - - h d p ijw r in ä w n ö e S. W. EVANS D E N T IS T . G oo Q ‘ PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS. DR. WOODS HUTCHINSON, Guaranteed $900 Salary Yearly Stoves, Hardware & Tinware. Very Unusual Bank of Newberg. sale by C F. Moore & Co. T , IB, TOUTIN'O.A.!N% T H E B IC Y C L E M A U C o lu m b ia , H a r t f o r d , V e d e tte , R a m b le r , Id e a l, S n e ll, Y a le L e R o v P ie r c e & A d m ir a l. In repairing we do Brazing, Lathe work, Cutting Down Frames, Vulcanizing, Enameling and everything done in any first-class shop Coaster Brake with new Rims A Spokes, $7. Also carry a complete line of Sundries. Our rentry is complete.
