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C O LLE O R NO TES.
Special bargains at Newberg Clothing
Those children’s shoes are A 1 article
House.
for only 75 cents at Hudson Bros.
Rev. J. E. Day of the Presbyterian
Buy your timothy and clover seed of
T rain » a rriv e a t New berg aa follow s:
One Minute Cough Cure cures quick­ church attended recitation Friday af­
N o rth .
South.
W e (lout sell som e goods nt less t Inin cost nml m ak e up on oth ers,
ly. That's what you w ant! C. F. ternoon. Rev. Day Is a well informed
7:5* a. m.
*12 SO p. in. Steigleder.
12 » p. m .
t>;Oj p. m.
Hut ea ch on Its P rice nm l its M erits.
I Gents Kid Gloves for 75 cents at New­ Moore A Co.
man and is an interested iistenor and
•E v e ry o th e r day.
berg
Clothing
House.
observer.
Mrs. A. U. Cornell arrived home from
P a s se n g e r a n d F re ig h t R ates to a ll p o in ts,
J u s t in d irect from th e F a c to r y — ,
c a n be o b tu iu e d from
t B. FR1SSELL.
Several of tho boys went serenading F A C T S A N D F I G U R E S S H O W .
Tbe doctors complain that health ¡3 the Good Samaritan hospital iu Port­
A gent N ew berg.
A fine lin e o f C A P E S . JA C K E T ^
! distressingly good at present.
land a few days ago where she went for after literary Friday night. One vic­ C O M E A N D S E E .
an
d W U A P P E IW nt m uch le ssth n n
P. FISH ER , N ew sp ap er A d v e rtisin g A gent.
tim
claimed
that
they
serenaded
au
emp
Mrs. F. A. Morris and Mrs. A. M. medical trealuiont.
. 21 M erch an t's E x c h a n g e . San Francisco,
P ortlan d P rices.
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ty
house,
but
iu
the
same
breath
sai
l
t Is o u r a u th o ris e d agent. T h is p a p er is k e p Woodward
t on
A. J. Winters and William Everest
are visiting relatives in Port­
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file in h is otllce.
both predict that we will have a mild be knew all of the sereuaders. Ask Al 9-4 Sheetlug
land.
18c.
him where lie was when the light went
Largest and most COMPLETE LIN E
M. II. Pinnev is building a new cot- winter, but it may be best to wait until out. Some of tho favorite selections Cauton Flannel . . .
o FOR 10 D A Y S , TO CLOSE—
OF 8IIOE8 in Y'amhlU county.
Local E vents.
Sold a t 10c. e lsew h ere.
tago on River street opposite Moses after tlie holidays before you sell off were “The cat came back,”’ "Where is
Cost snle o f M en’s lin ts , 3 5 c . Ladies Dongnla, »1.00 to finest.
A Good Bleached Cotton -
-
tic.
your surplus feed.
Votaw’s.
and up.
my wandering boy tonight,” and Shaker Flannel •
-
- 5 to 121c.
Iu B uttons, Lace, H ec) anti S p rin g H eel.
J. L. Hoskins shipped a coop’ of his
Flour, whole wheat flour, graham,
Buy an overcoat at Hodson Bros.
M en's W in ter U n d erw ear,itftc.
“ Yield not to temptation.”
fine
Black
Minorca
chickens
to
a
point
Men’s
Bull Dog, Coin and Plow Shoes.
to finest.
We haven’t been beaten iu football
The Graphic ami the Oregonian for wheatlets, buckwheat, corn meal at East of the Cascades recently that re­
Ladies
all
wool
combination
suits
—
Stoigleder’s.
W
ork
nnil
Fa-w
y
P
ress
S
h
irts,
n
M|880S
aIul ( biiu.yns Shoes.
by a college team this year, flow’s
» 2 . 00 .
quired a stage ride of forty miles after
Fleeco lined.
C ollars, T ics and C loth in g.
1
•
B u ito n ia n d Lace.
We
advise
you
to
call
at
C.
F.
Moore
this
for
a
“swaddling
clothes
institu­
Lota of nice things for Christmas at
Cashmere and Cotton Hose.
leaving tho railroad.
A Co's, drug store and see their holiday
tion?”
Hadley's.
Mrs.-Elizabeth
Graf,
wife
of
Franz
goods before purchasing.
Did you hear the score? Pacific Col­
30 days reduction ealo at Newberg
Graf died at their home two miles east lege 8, Portland University 0.
Colored photograph ami transparent
Clothing house.
of Newberg on Tuesday night of con­ Two years ago the Portland Uni­
pictures on glass at Smith’s Photo Gal­
sumption, aged fifty-three years, six versity second eleven beat our first
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Porter, lery. Call and see samples.
Sc
months and twenty-five days. The fun­ team 4 to 0. Last Saturday we beat
December 3, a girl.
Alex Buchanan returned home from
A g e n ts for N ew Id ea P a tte r n s, IO cen ts.
Call on Steigleder for your dour Wasco last week where he had been at eral took place on Thursday.
their first team twice as badly.
Choice potatoes arc now selling in
and feed of all kinds.
Rubber boots are all right ill their
work for the past three months.
that
place is not
Leave orders at Wilson’s Grocery for J. W. Meats and Miss Ida Sax were Portland at sixty-five to seventy-five place, but
ELMEB P. DIXON,
cents per hundred and apples from sev­ hardly in the furnace as fuel for the
expressing or light hauling.
married Thursday evening, Dec. 2, by enty-five cents to one dollar a box. Of fire.
Holiday opening Saturday. Be on Rev. J. C. Lucas at his residence.
DENTIST.
course apples must lie first class and
It was a fine specimen of foot ball
hand, at Moore’s durg store.
See the flower makers at Moore’s drug well packed to bring these prices.
which people were treated to on last
A1 Cornell came up from Sherwood store. Lessons given free every after­
Oflice 2 «loors Host o f H ill's D rug store.
Milt Cady has placed on exhibition at Saturday afternoon. The weather
1st. stre et, N ew berg, Oregon.
Sunday for a ahort visit with his child­ noon. Different flowers taught each
Decker’s grocery store a couple of beets could hardly been worse, as the
A
man
said:
“Goodness
knows
tlielr
prices
are
low
ren.
day.
that weigh twenty-four and twenty rain poured, tho wiud blew, and the
enough.” “May be they make it up on I>ry flo o d s
Asbestol Gloves will not burn nor get
George Christenson, of McMinnville eight pounds respectively. One or two ground waaj covered with water.
or S h o es.” Well, now, lets see —
A. J. R ossiter.
E. w . R oM tter.
hard after being wet. 50 cents at Hod- has been about town considerable lately. beets of this size would make a fair sizod Nevertheless a good crowd was present.
son Bros.
R O S S IT E R B R O S .,
The Hue up of the two teams showed
If he makes up his mind to cast his lot mess for even a hungry Klondikor.
Bran, shorts, rolled barley, mill chop, in Newberg again we will gladly make
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Churchill have that they were about of equal weight.
PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS.
Lot prices do tho talking
cracked corn, shelled corn, seed corn at room for him.
closed their home north of town for the Iu tho first part of the game Portland
O f f ic i : an d R esid en ce a t Dr. G. \Y. M cC onnell's
gained
rapidly,
with
seeming
ease,
and
Steigloder’s.
Seth Mills is confined to the house winter and have gone to Chicago where
old stan d .
THREAD
4c.
A few choice Barred Plymouth Itock witli a light attack of pneumonia, as a Mr. Churchill will represent the Cham­ pushed the ball within a foot of New-
7 spools 27 cents. How much have you been pnyiug ?
Newborg
- Oregon.
berg’s
goal.
But
here
the
home
team
chickens for sale cheap.
result of an after night ride home from ber of Commerce, of Portland, in an
(25 per cent, more than our price—)
12-3t2*
J . L. H o s k i n s .
Portland in a wagon when the frost was effort to direct the travel to Klondike by rallied, made a noble stand and held
the Portlands for three successive
^^T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W .
DRESS STAYS, assorted set or doz. 10c.
way of Portland.
Word has been received hero that on the pumpkin.
downs, and got the ball. Newberg
Better in quality than sold elsewhere at 15 cents. (50
Rev. and Mrs. A. T. Ware are the happy
James Buckley has gone to Arlington
The tenderfoot fraternity who are in­
CLARENCE BUTT.
per cent more than our price.)
parents of a baby girl.
to work on a wheat ranch for the same clined to long for the good old times forced the Portlands back into their
W ill p ra c tic e In all th e c o u rts of th e atntd.
own territory to within teu yards of
S pecial a tte n tio n g iv en to p ro b a te w ork, th e
Thomas M. Baier from Echo, Oregon, man he harvested for the past season. such as we had “ back east” got a little their goal. The first half ended with­
CORSETS
-
-
-
50c.
w ritin g of deeds, m ortgages, co n tra c ts an d th o
arrived here a few days ago and will re­ He will probably move his family over touch of a thunderstorm of a mild va­ out any scoring, with the ball near the
d ra ftin g of a ll legal pap ers.
We have two styles at this price. Long and medium
riety Tuesday evening, by way of a re­
there in about a month.
I
N e w b e r g . O re g o n *
side in this community.
long.
They
are
best
value
ever
offered
at
this
price
by
center of ths field. In the second half
j O ff ic e — Second Floor
nny one.
The road matter out at Springbrook is minder of what the elements furnish in Newberg played hard on the offensive
I wink of N o w le rg B u ild in g .
Warn Robertson who has been up on
Dayton prairie all fall at work is at again being opened up and a second ef­ tbe way of amusements east of the and Leavitt soon had the satisfaction
MUSLIN.
fort will be made to convince the county Rockies. A lad of native birth was of taking the ball through the Univer­
home again for the winter.
We keep a full line of Cublcaclied from 8} cents up to
heard
to
remark
“
aint
that
lightning
tho H ea v iest M ade ut Gj edits. Also lilc a c iie d
A. C. Goodrich, editor of the North court that the prudent thing to do is to pretty? only it is a littlo to blue to be sity line for a touch down. Tho Port­
let
the
road
remain
as
it
is.
M uslin and C am brics at the full range of lowest
lands made a brave stand but were out
Yamhil Record, visited with Dr. E. W.
prices. P illo w C asing, something new — no seam
Our merchants speak hopefully of I r'K*lt pretty,
winded and were compelled to play a
Rossiter one evening last week.
of nny kind. Also S h e e tin g s iu 8-4, 9-4 and 10-4.
the prospect for a good holiday trade
C. W. Mendenhall, of Casey, Iowa
Brown and bleached at lowest prices for the quality.
Buy one of those fine Singer Sewing and they are stocking up to meet the j who is taking a look at the great North- defensive game. The homo team scored
F L O U R ,F E E D , I I A Y & G R A I N ,
Machines from J. K. Wright. They are demand. Some very pretty and useful j west, stopped off here Wednesday night once more making the score 8 to 0, as
GARDEN & FLO W ER
TABLE LINEN, per yard,
-
25c.
tho ball was so slick that both goals
sold on long time without interest or a presents are being exhibited.
SEEDS.
on his way to Salem where he has a were missed.
This linen is five fe e t wide.
discount for cash.
12-3t4
£9""Free
D elivery.
Rev. E. W. Wheeler and wife closed ««ter who he had not seen for twenty-
De Forest one of the best guards on
Beautiful things for Christmas at Had­
R. If. STEIGLEDER,
OUTING FLANNELS, per yard
5c.
their meetings at the Evangelical church four years. In their boyhood days he the Pacific coast captained the Port­
1st Street, N ew berg, O regon. „
ley’s Racket; a delight to the little ones;
and
F.
A.
Morris
were
schoolmates
to­
Our
assortment
runs
from
oc.
up,
and
Is
very
complete
land team, and was a team in himself.
on last Sunday night and left for other
a joy to the old. Prices so low you
to select from.
fields.
A Wesleyan Methodist church gether at Thorntown, Indiana. Mr. In talking with the writer »fterward
would be surprised.
Mendenhall
has
seen
a
good
deal
of
he
said
that
our
team
played
good,
of ten or twelve members was organized.
PRINTS
-
-
- 4 l-2c.
the rough and tumble side of life, he
Three tons of Tillamook cheese passed
Farmers who have fat stock to sell having spent six years at breaking on hard, straight football; that it hit tbeir
Nice,
full
stock
from
4
l-2o.
up.
through town on the way to Portland
w ill find Stanley A Cooper in tbe market tbe Denver A Rio Grande railroad out of line harder than the Portland Athletic
the first of the week. The world can’t
(Y ellow Stone P a rk L ine.)
CARPET CHAIN, for 5 lbs. 90c. and $1.
ready to buy, and families who like jui­ Denver some years ago, beside working Club team hit the Multnomah’s on
excel the cheese made in tbe Tillamook
Thanksgiving, and the game was a
Our weavers say this is tho best made, and so do we.
T flE ONLY DINING CAR ROUTE FROM
cy steaks and tempting roasts will always at different points in Colorado.
country.
PORTLAND TO TH E HAST.
better exhibition of foot ball than was
jisJ’ We divide bunches.
find the best the market affords at their
T H E ONLY ROUTE TO T H E Y ELLO W 8T0N E
By recent action taken, Prof. Edwin th at celebrated .game. Our players
Prof. Edwin Morrison has bought two meat market.
n a t io n a l p a r k .
BLACK SATEEN -
-
11c.
Morrison and Prof. C. E. Lewis are duly
acres of the east part of the Prank Elliott
About all Irvin Scott and party who recorded ministers of the gospel in showed wonderful improvement, over
J. ka vK___ j IJn. I>upot, Foot tufi St.
Other better grndes.
anything they had ever done before.
tract for a home. Just when they will went into the mountains west of Scap-
move to their new location has not boen pose on a hunt got out of the trip was Friends church. The pastoral com­ The line played a strong game giving
No. *2.
Fant m a tt for K alam a, No. 1.
CANTON FLANNELS
-
7 l-2c.
Kelan, CftHtle Rock, Win-
mittee, with tiie sanction of the monthly
determined.
lock, C h eh alls, C eu tral-
the sight of one deer and well beaten business meeting of Friends church in the bucks excellent support in opening
Wo
havo
Cantons
in
black,
unbleached,
and
colors
—
> h , South B end, Monte-
up the University line.
Sam Linton left for Goldendale, Wash­ paths where others had gone on before.
the best values ever offered.
.<ano, A b erd een , Ocosta,
Tho Portland boys were ontertuined
O lym pia, Tacom a, S e a t­
ington this week where he hopes to get The boys w'ere too late in going to do Newberg, held on Tuesday night of tliis
tle, V ictoria. Pt. Town
week, has invited Prof. Lewis to return in different homos over night, and ull
WE COULD
work. Sam has not been in good health good hunting.
Hcnd, K llen sb u rg , Ron-
to
Newberg
at
once
and
take
up
the
ly
n , N orth
Y akim a,
went
to
.Sunday
School
at
the
Friends
Name hundreds of articles with their prices attached.
for some time and ho hopes tho change
Sprague, C h en ey , 8po
Ab Hill has traded for a drugstore woik as pastor. His health is much im­ church Sunday morning. Oneoftlum ,
Above Pointers are sufficient for the shrewd buyer to
k an c, P u llm an , G ar­
will be a benefit to him.
at McMinnville and is now’ in possession proved since his rest of several months
field, F a rm in g to n , Mos­
know that our Dry Goods Department is “Just ns all
cow , UnlontowD, Gen-
G. R. Gallant who has been workiug of it. Mrs. Hill and little Alice will fol­ at tho home of his parents near League Mr. Tenny spoke in general exercises.
right” as other departments.
V:00 P. M. Otea. R osalaud, B. C .; 7:30 P.M .
They
got
off'on
the
boat
for
home
a
in Kruger’s store for several weeks has low in a few days. In this change New- City, Texas, and it is thought that he
T rail, B. C .; N elson, B.
C .; Kanin,
Ml»»aula,
ARBUCKLE or LION COFFEE, 12 l-2c.
gone to Portland to meet his wife and berg looses some good people and the will accept the call, although it may be little after noon. From good obser­
B utte, A naconda, H ele­
vation
we
believe
the
Portland
Uni-
na, Ht. P a u l, M inneapo­
No limit to quantity.
daughter. They nro undecided as to county seat makes a good gain. Lin that he will not think best to do so.
lis, K an sas City, O ina
yersity sends out as gentlemanly a set
where they will locate.
ha, C o u n cil Bluffs, St.
Parker has an interest in the new Btore
of fellows as uny institutitlou in tbe
GOOD
COUNTRY
BUTTER,
25c.
Loul», C hicago, W ash ­
Nelson Morrison has accepted a cell which is said to be well stocked.
Mrs. M. B. Ford, Ruddeil’s, 111., suf­ state. We are always glad to have
in g to n , New York, P h il­
a d elp h ia. Boston, an d i
from Friends church in Salem to take
Ex-senator Hatch of Polk county came fered for eight years from dyspepsia and them with us.
nil p o in ts E ast and!
S o u th e a st
charge as pastor and consequently he up on the train from Portland Wednes­ chronic constipation and was finally
CONDENSED FROM LAST WEEK’S “POINTERS.”
anticipates moving to that city in a short day evening for a short visit with his cured by using Pe Witts Little Early
Prosperity c o id c b quickest to the man
Syrup, big b u ck ets Orto.
A . & II. S o d a,
-
3 DAYS to M in n eap o lis, O m aha, K ansan
time to engage in the work.
C ity, ami St. Paul.
son who is in college. lie has been Risers, the famous little pill for stomach whose liver is in good condition. De-
Syrup, flo o d
-
UOc.
M a tc h e s, 7 B oxes
lO c.
DAYS tc„‘S i lwHitlree a n d C hicago.
New
and
liver
troubles.
C.
F.
Moore
A
Co.
Parties who have been over at the appointed deputy collector of customs
Witt’s Little Earley Risers are famous
4)., DAYS to W ashington P h ila d e lp h ia East*
V in e g a r, p u re
1 5 c.
B e a n s. 4 0 pounds >¡<1.00
Y ork an d Bouton, a n d o th e r
county seat recently say the buzzing of for Alaska and his station will bo at
little
pills
for
constipation,
biliousness,
Soap, 12 Kars
-
25c.
O vercoats — fine
$ I .4 lt
e rn points..
Caller—“ Nellie, is your mother in?”
Baggage c h eck ed th ro u g h to d e stin a tio n of
the wings of the political bee are to be St. Michaels on the Yukon. All he can
indigestion and ail stomach and liver
U m b rellas,
-
4Jc.
lto n s t Coffee -
lO e.
Nellie—“ Mother is out shopping.,’
ticket.
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distinctly heard at every corner, rain or do at present is to wait patiently until
F or slee p in g c a r re serv atio n s, tic k e ts, m ap s
Caller—“ When will she return, Nel­ troubles. C. F. Moore A Co.
au d fu ll in fo rm a tio n , c all on or w rite
shine. The anxiou3 seat is already com­ the weather will permit him to go up lie?”
BOOTS and SHOES.
and take his place.
fortably filled.
A, D. CHARLTON,
Nellie (calling back)—“ Mamma, what
Our sales still continue as large as ever — and we sat­
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Smith leave bore
In coming down the Columbia river shall I say now?”—Harper’s Bazar.
isfy our customers.
this week for their former homo near from The Dalles last week on the steam­
Y ours str ic tly for business,
There is no medicine in the world
Alton, Osborne county, Kansas where er, Fremont Burgess and family lost all
!î5B M o r r is o n H t.. C o r. T h i r d .
they will attend a reunion of the Smith their baggage, including their clothing. equal to Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
M
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M
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family and remain for a visit of several Mr. Burgess spent several days looking for the cure of throat and lung diseases. J u s t Keceivef//
E. H. WOODWARD,
.weeks. The children will remain at the matter up and while he failed to This is a fact that has been proven in
A C O M PL ET E
numberless
cases.
Here
is
a
samplo
oi
home and keep house in their absence. find it he satisfied himself that the loss
ASSORTM ENT OF
thousands of letters received: "I have
H. O. Hanson who was one of the was occasioned by tbe carelessness of an tried Chamberlain's Cough Remedy R IN G S,
number who raised sugar beets for a agent of the steamboat company and he while suffering from a severe throat
SO Y E A R S '
test this season has had very satisfactory has placed the matter in the hands of trouble, and found immediate and CLOCKS, Sitand nar.il.
EX P ER IEN C E
C.
E.
PIN
S,
returns from the chemist oi the State an attorney for adjustment.
effective relief. I can unhesitatingly
Agricultural College, to whom he sent
A Tennessee lady, Mrs. J. W. Towle, recommend it.”— E d g e r W. W h it t m o r e W A T C H E S,
samples of his crop. They were marked of Philadelphia, Tenn, has been using Editor Grand Rivers (Kv.) Herald. For
Nowborg, Ore.
94 per cent in the ratio of sugar to the Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for her sale at C. F. Moore and Co’s, drug store. SIL V E R W A R E .
other solids in the juice of the beet and baby, who is subject to croup, and says
— ♦ —
OPTICAL GOODS,
Pessimist Son (just from college)—
I RADE fflA M
16.7 per cent in sugar.
of it: ‘T find it just as good as you
K N IV E S »m i FORKS, p la te d
D e s ig n s
And the world grows no better
For coughs, colds, and lagrippe try T. claim it to be. Since I ’ve had your
C o . v n io h ts Ac.
. Farmer Father—Wal, I swan! An’ SIL V E R N O V E L T IE S
A n y o n e s e n d in g a s k e tc h a n d d e s c r ip tio n m a y
Cough
Remedy,
bihy
has
been
threat­
College Classes. Normal Course, Book-keeping,
Duncan's lagrippe cure.
The best
q n tc k ly A sc e rta in o u r o p in io n f r e e w h e t h e r a n
arter all th ’ fert’llzer that’s bein’
in HAT PINS,
In v e n tio n is p r o b a b ly p a te n t a b le . C o m m u n ic a ­
known remedy, and has no equal. For ened with croup ever so many times,
t io n s » trlc tly c o n fid e n tia l. H a n d b o o k i*n P a t e n t s
throwed
ln
t’
It,
tew!—
Chicago
Record.
INK STANDS,
s e n t fre e . O ld e s t a g e n c y f o r s e e a i in g p a te n t* .
sale by T. Duncan, one door south of but I would give him a dose of the Rem­
P a t e n t s t a k e n t h r o u g h M u n n ft Co. r e c e i v e
BUREAU BOXES,
tptcUU n otU f, w i t h o u t c h a rg e , In t h e
All the Grammar School Studies, Music and Art’,
Chehalem Valley Bank buijding. Those edy and it prevented his having it every
Mrs. Stark. Pleasant Ridge, O., says,
JEW
EL
BOXES,
time.”
Hundreds
of
mothers
say
the
who have used the lagrippe cure and
"After
two
doctors
gave
up
my
boy
to
PUFF, etc.
say it is good are as follows: L. Pres same. Sold by C. F. Moore A Co. drug-, die, I saved hnn from croup by ueing
A handsomely lllnitrated weekly^ T .srgest elr.
Terms. $:< a
cotation of any sdentine Journal.
Cull mid g e t so m eth in g good.
------ ; -- four
------------
». $1.
told Sold -------
nail, Mr. Platt, J. Hunt, Wm. Crater, gists.
by all newsdealers.
year
months,
One Minute Cough Cure.” It is the
Mr. Hnntley, C. Calkins, R. Cooper,
L. S. Heacock has traded his little quickest and most certain remedy for A ll flo o d s are first-flans, and all
ÌHUNN
& Co.»—»— » Hew York
ure g u a r a n tie d .
Student» can e n te r at a n y tim e e n d find classes to su it.
Branch Office. « F Ht., Washington, D. C.
Wm. Duncan, Mr. Heath, Mr. Tice, J. home out at the foot of Chehalem moun­ coughs, colds and all throat and lung
An e x c e lle n t hom e for g irls a n d boy» U p ro v id e d u n d e r th e care of a c o m p e te n t M atron, a
the low est po ssib le prices.
tain for a claim out at Nestucca near 1 troul les. C. F. Moore A Co.
Hadley.
E x c e lle n t board in p riv a te fam ilies. M oral a n d C h rtM la n In flu en ces th ro w n » b o u t stu d en t» .
We co n fid en tly believe th a t s u p e rio r advan tag e» m n n o t he o ffered In th e N orthw est.
I write this to let yon know what I Slab Creek. The claim is said to be a
A ll QXperiDC» m oderate. C o rre sp o n d en c e and visits Solicited.
Aunt Delia and Uncle Henry have
F or c atalogues an d in fo rm a tio n , ad d ress,
would not do: I would not do without very good one. They started out there
E.
D.
ELWOOD.
with
their
household
effects
and
their
been
brought
up
on
the
“golden
rule,’
Chamberlain’s Pain Balm in my house,
P K E S IO E N T P A C IF IC C O L L E G E ,
if it cost »5 per bottle. It does all you stock just in time to get caught in tho so that their oue thought Is "to do
N l .tV K f K G . O R E G O N ,
•cvere
wind
and
rain
storm
the
first
to
others
as
you
would
have
that
they
recommend it to do and more.—J. R.
of
the
week
and
it
is
doubtful
about
their
should do to you,” whethers tbe others
W a l l a c e , Wallaceville, Ga.
Chamber­
V. E. BRITT, V ice Pré».
B. C. MILES, C t i h l t r
TESSE EDWARDS. Pre»ident.
lain’s Pain Balm is the best household getting tiirougb the mountains without like It or not.—Misa Belladonna.
liniment in the world, and invaluable laying over till the storm abated. In
Who can think
TUI STWORTHY AND ACTIVE
lor rheumatism, lame back, sprains and their new location they will be near \ 1 W T A N g 1 e u ED
of some simple
tle m en orlad!e-t to tra v e l forre«.pon
thing to patent?
bruises. Be ready for emergencies by enough to the ocean to be lulled to sleep slMe. e«:abli*bed houi*e *n Oregon. M onthly Protect your Idea*; ib e r may
ay bring
bi
you wealth.
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« » p e n fe ; ftw U lnn »tcedy. R efer W rite JÔHW WEI j DF.RBI __I
HN ft ft (X/.,
OO , rawms
Patent I»“
Attor-
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buving a bottle at C. F. Moore A Co’s, bv 3 the dashing ° of the breakers on the I ence.
p e ertvel- neys. Washington
E nclose self a d d re ss e d (tam i-ed
for their $l.9n prlzo offer
Mitions wanted.
«andv
ach.
pe The D om inion C om pany, D ept Y C hicago. end lUt of two ht
drugstore.
OREGONIAN RAILW AY DIVISION
— AMD—
PO RT LAN D AND YAMHILL RAILWAY.
C o n s is t e n c y th o u
a j e w e l.
L
SgCss^Our Lining, Trimming and Dress Department is complete.
IB A . U R I E
B A R R I E .
Pointers No. 4
D R Y
G O O D S .
Feed & Seed Store
Northern Pacific.
Ass't Gen’l Pass. Agent, Portland, Ore.
Produce of all kinds taken at all times
P atents
PACIFIC
Local Aient,
-
Newberg, Or.
COLLEGE.
Scientific American.
Wanted-An Idea
ET3*'
I
and
See!
BANK OF NEWBERG.
C A P IT A L
S S * •2 0 '* :
I Come
Call at the
Postoffice
for
Stationery.
S T O C K , $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 .
D IR E C T O R S .
J. B. MOUNT’S stock of goods in
the Hardware line is complete. The
Holliday Goods are here.
1ESBE EDWARDS.
E. II. WOOD WALD.
B. C. MILES.
1 . C. COLCORD.
N. E. BRITT.
C ertific a te s of depo«!t le e ie d p a ra b le on dem an d . E tc ban?«. b o u g h t » ad «old. Good not«*
d tacm inted. 1 srpoelt, received »object to chock »t eight, a n d a f ,n c r » l b o n k in g h u i t n » ,
trs o M c ts d C ollection» o i« d , on «11 »ccw «lblo point« In tb s U nited M Ute««nd * «n«da.
C O R itK H I'O N D E N T S —Lsdd A Tilton, *Vortl*nd: Notion« r » ik B»nk, Now York.
stranger» rU itin g lb* city.tr« InvUed to ta ll »< tb« bank ior lolorm aiivo c « le a rn in g lire c it e
Correspondence iavited.
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