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CHURCH NOTICE*. For shoe making see A. M. Hoskina. The Graphic and the Oregonian for * I'rof. E. W. Moon, of Middleton, a t this property have been in progress for the past two months, and tlioir con tended church in town last Sunday. summation so early in the year is the Eli Haworth’s family arrived here Orange Elliott and family, of Spring- most important transaction that lias from Whittier, California, last week. brook, visited in town last Tuesday with taken place here for some time, and is a Frank Elliott’s. Money to loan on land. forerunner of the great things to be ac- 12-23U CaiuALKM V aliev B ank . Sarg. and Miss Jessie Britt gave a ’ cottipliebed here within the next 12 T>A PTI8T CHURCH.—SERVICES, SUNDAY l i expressing or light hauling. A. M. Hoskins is at home again and pleasant social at their home on Thurs- ! months. The filing of supplementary X> a. in. a n d 7:30 p. m . S u n d ay school Sun ¡day evening of last week to which a articles of incorporation of the Wolff A d ay s a t lu a. m . P ray e r m e e tin g W ednesday If you want a good chicken for Sunday ready to do shoe repairing for everybody. e v e n in g a t 7:30 o ’cloek. number of their young friends were iu- Z wicker iron works, a few days since, leave your order at \Vilso»’s grocery. A brother of H. A. Miller, with his vited. ; inereasi ng the capital stock of the oom- RBSBYTERTAN CHURCH —SERVICES EV^ e ry tw o weeks as follows: F e b ru a ry 7th A. M. Hoskins will now be found in son arrived here a few days ago irom the I pany from $100,000 to $500,000, and also a n d 21st, M arch 7th a n d 21st, a n d A pril 4th an d east. W F. Edwards went to Portland Ust provld, for engaging lu the business his shop ready to do first class work. IStix. Tuesday morning to accept a clerkship o{ constructlolli owni[lg aild operaU[)g Charles Baldwin, of Rosedale, con ree m e t h o p is t . - p r a y e r m e e t in g A. W.Cohb returned home a few days ,in the V eil., Fargo bank Walter ha« dry-docks, floating docks, and ship ev ery T h u rsd a y a t 7 :.*W p. m. S abbath ago from an extended trip to California. ducted the services at the friends church , Uw>n preparing himself for the bank,ng anJ mar(„ , railw.ays ¡„ aJdItion to aehool e v ery Sunday a t 10 a. m. last Sunday. EC H —PREACHING 11:00 A M. Prof. J. H. Douglas went to McMinn ¡business and hi. friend, will be glad to the present enterprise of operating iron M • s i a . d CHIT J:30 p. m . every S u nday. Su n d ay A wee New Year gift in the form of a L-rwvw f that l i n t he no lias bus a n place n non n o r o he a i w n here will S ch o o l 10:00 a. in. Claaa 12:00 in. J u n io r ville the first of the week for a short works and shipyards, was a prelimi L e a g u e 3:00 p m . E p w o rth League 6:3» p. in i . .. ... . . girl baby is reported in Lars Chris- opportunity to work his way nary to the purchase of this new site P r a y e r a n d P raise M eeting ev ery W ednesday V is it W ith h i s p a r e n t s tiauson’s family. 7:00 p. in. C h o ir P rac tic e every W ednesday for the works. 8:00 p. m. A ll a re c o rd ia lly in v ite d to all o Mr. Mellinger, of Dayton, was in th e se services. W.M. J. WALTZ. P a sto r f Frank Peach who is teaching up the The change was rendered necessary town last Tuesday transacting some A F in « n * c e o í C o lo r W o r k . valley has been spending a part of his in order to secure room and deep-wuter SOCIETY NOTICES. business with the Bank of Newberg. Au experienced art critic gives it ns frontage requisite in the construction vacation in town. Mr. Dunstan who has been working T I T OF T H E WORLD.—NEW HERO CAMP, NO. his opinion that there will be no haud- of large vessels, the present site being TT , 113, m eets every M onday ev en in g . Enos Ellis is busy with a big job of for Christenson 4 Sawyer during the soiuer piece of color work issued this too contracted, and the depth of water ~~C. T. U .-B C SIN E S8 MEETING T IIE SnO- past season is arranging to move to New ditching he has on his hands down the year than Hood’s Sarsaparilla Oalendur in frout insufficient. The new location . o n d a n d fo u rth W ednesday In each river in Marion county. berg from Dundee. for 1809. I t is not only useful, but ar is one of the best in this vicinity for a month. Candies of all kinds, nuts, figs, dates, tistic and beautiful, and up to date. drydock, or for the operation of floating E. M. Arthur is at home again on his O. O. F.-SE SSIO N S HELD ON THCRSDAY , e v en in g s In B ank of N ew berg b u ild in g . fruit farm north of town after having bananas, oranges, lemons and in fact The charming “American Girl" whose docks, and if all goes well, it may be X T a n d l , o f s .— n e w b e r g c o u n c i l , n o . spent the holidays very pleasantly with everything that is good to eat at Wil beautiful face appears with a delicately exposed that works will be In opera I v , 168, m eets every F rid ay e v en in g in Ma painted flag in the background, makes tion at Linuton which in the near fu son’s grocery. friends in Portland. so n ic Lall. a pleasing feature which anyone will ture will furnish employment to several The lecture course has been arranged F. AND A. M — MEETS EVERY SAT Oft- The chilly winds find all the cracks be pleased to have before him the hundred men.—Ex. , d ay n ig h t in C. V. B an k b u ild in g . . and the first lecture will be delivered about a house these rainy days but how whole of 1890. We suppose druggists the latter part of the mouth. Watch for one of those air tight heaters does warm R e a l E sta te Trauafers. will have this Calendar, or a copy may announcements. up a room 1 Alfred Wheeler makes ’em. by th e Y a m hill Co. A bstraetC o. a t Me- fi. P . R A I L R O A D T I M E T A D L E . be obtained by sending 0 cents to C. I. R eported WATCH THIS SPACE FOR OUR NEW AD. M iu u v ille , O regon, for th e w eek e a d iu g E. W. Bowerman, from near Eugene Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. Dec 24,1838. Ja m e s M. P ugh, m anager. The Board of Trade meets at Council Y sm lilll D ivision . Elener Bosonworth to Hans Pe SUTTON, CALKINS & CO. rooms this evening at 8 o’clock. Some and Mrs. Collwell, of Portland, visited terson,, 16 acres in sec 10 t 4 special business will be before the their father, J. H. Bowerman fora few C H E H A L E M C E N T E R IT E M S . P a sse n g e r d e p o t foot of Jeffe rso n stre et, P o rt meeting, and a full attendance is de days last week. a r 4 w.................................... $ 800 00 la n d , Ore. A IJ Fanlconer and Wife to Dosig- sired. The Misses Gertrude and May Lamb Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cash closed lus DeLashmutt, 430 acres in A lrlie m a ll (tri w eekly). Pete Christenson, who lost his wife returned home from Rosedale the first their meetings Sunday evening. They sec 24, 25, 26, 35 and 36 t 5 s 8:40 a. m. 1 L v ....... P o r tla n d ........ Ar 3:05 p. m. and two children in California last of the week where they went to spend are very earnest Christian workers. 11:85 a. ra. | L v .......N e w b e rg ........ Lv 12:1ft p. m. r 6 w ....................................... 3800 0(7 3:50 p. m. | Ar ...A ir lie .......... Lv 7:30 a. m. spring has returned to that state after their holiday vacation. An infant daughter came to bless the M P Hendricks and wife to Al S h e rid a n p a sse n g er (d a ily e x ce p t Su n d ay ). remaining here during the summer and If you come after trees Tuesdays and home of Mr. and Mrs. Lars Christianson beit Shelton, 151 a to A ECar- 4:30 p m. I Lv ... P o r tla n d ........ Ar 8 :40 a. m . fall. Fridays each week, I will be at home. New Years evening. 6:05 p. m. 1 L v ....... N ew berg . .. .Lv 7:0-5 a. m. rison die t 5 s r 5 w................ 500 00 7 :40 p. m. J A r — S h e rid a n ........ Lv 5:30 a. m. J ames M. L e w e l l i n g , In making arrangements to move to Messrs Ray Carter and Loyd Roberts E P Cardwell and wife to Frank Newberg, Oregon. the room adjoining the Chehalem G. W. CUTT3, A gent, N ew berg. I Lippencott, lots 1 and 2 blk and Miss Nellie Wheeler spent a few R. KOELEK, M anager. Valley Bank the Morris Mercantile II Lippcncott’s second add to Miss Florence Cook gave a social at hours at the home of Misa Bessie Chase C. H. MARKMAN, Co. lias put in a new acetylene light the residence of Mr. and Mrs. B. C Dayton.................................... 1300 00 G en. F. & P. Agent. P o rtla n d , o re . last Friday night. plant. C W Wyman and wf to J S I.ar Miles on last Friday night where a num Tuesday evening the young people of kin, 50 a part M Hall die t *4 The winter term of Pacific College ber of her young friends gathered to the neighborhood met at will Will Law s r 3 w ............................... Local E vents. 1000 00 spend the evening. opened under very favorable circum rence's and were pleasantly entertained J E Moore and wf to P Gard 1 a stances on Tuesday with nearly the en- A. T. Hill, of LaGrande, arrived in by Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence. X V Z. in Sebastian Brutscher die t 3 tire number of the old students back and town Wednesday evening and will take Old papers for sale at this office. s r 2 w.................................... 20 00 several new ones in attendance. a much needed rest while visiting with S tate B oard of Im m ig ra tio n . C. H. Abernathy, of Champoeg, was H C Raymond to D C and T W Newberg friends. The latch string is Word was received here a few days ago in town Wednesday on business. Newman, 80 a b % of u w \ P ortlan d , O.-e., Dec. 31st, 1898. announcing the death of Sarah Morris always out in Newberg to A. T. Under date of December 17th, 1898, and n j £ s w j £ t 2 i r 4 w . . . . 600 00 Leave your orders at the postoffice for in Vermillion county, Illinois, which Calva Martin who drove up to Willa- Hon. W m.P. Lord, Governor of Ore David M Wallace and wf to F F extra copies of the New Year edition of occurred on Christmas day. The de mina the first of the week to take his gon, by authority of Section 2506, Hill’s Sheasgreen, loti 7, 8, and 9 the Oregonian. ceased leaves four children in Newberg, mother back to her school after spend Code, appointed the undersigned, a blk 5 lots 1 and 2 blk 6 Newby Mr. Satchwell, the Southern Pacific Henry and George Morris, Mrs. A. W. ing a few days at home, says he found State Board of Immigration. In view 3rd add McMinn..................... 500 00 railroad agent at Halsey, Linn county, Rees and Mrs. C. F. Butler, respective six Inches of snow on nearing the Coast of the importance of the work to be un Wm H II Austin to Harriett M is in town visiting with his mother Mrs. ly. - mountains. dertuken, and the desire of the Board Austin tract of land in N M. E. Satchwell A big dinner was given at the resi to secure co-operation ill every section Yamhill............................... . Affection The week of prayer is being observed of the state, as well as by every indus M F Hendricks and wf to E S Cy Vaughan, of Middleton, escaped dence of Allen Mears in West Chehalem in union services held at the Baptist from the asylum for the insane at Salem during the holidays, where the Mears Sheddcn, 151 a part A F Cnr- church on Monday and Tuesday nights, try therein, it Is deemed advisable to obtain a full expression of opinion. last week and returned home but was family and others who were formerly rison die t 5 s r 5 w ............... 3500 00 at the Friends church Wednesday and reaidciHs of Klickitat, Washington, With this end in view, a convention is T B McAdams and wfto Florain returned on Friday. Thursday nights and the M. E. church hereby called, to meet iu the City of Fuchs, 13 a in David Ramsey 1 im Hutchens came down from Day- gathered in and had an old time neigh on Friday and Saturday Dights. d l c t 3 8 r 3 w .......................... 2500 00 borhood round up and a general good Portland, Saturday, January 21st, 1899, < the first of the week to bring his At the Friends church Sunday morn at 10 o'clock a. m., composed of editors, George J Zeigler and wf to Ben time. daughter lone and Walter Hadley and H Miller, 28 a part Jno ing Rev. Benj. Coppock will have charge mayors, [county judges and commis jamin Harris d l c t 2 s r 3 w .......... 150 00 sister back to school. A meeting of the stockholders of the of the services. In the evening at 7:30 sioners, members of the legislature, and Edgar Cox and Fred Crozier will be at Newberg Fair Association is called for Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Cash will conduct such representative citizens ns may be MARRIAGE LICENCES. home to their friends in rooms over next Monday at two o’clock in the after the services. There will be special appointed by mayors and county Andrew Hoffer (o Lottie Holmes. noon in the rear of L. M. Parker’s shoe F M Laban to Willa J Berry. Storey’s tins hop where they will" board music by Mrs. Cash and others. judges or commissioners. You are re Wm Eborall to Sadie J Budett. at home and live at the same place" store. The business to be transacted is spectfully invited to be present. Do we like to sell poor goods? No. Emphatically no! David E Hurst to Rosa A Vanbuskirk important and it is very desirable that Alfred Moore in distributing bis holi during this school term. J. C. C ooper , J M Messner to Eva S Young. Would Dewey have succeeded if he had been outfitted with damp all the stockholders should be present at day gifts ordered the Graphic sent to his Van E Robertson to Endora Craw powder, castiron guns and Chinamen for gunners? If not how can you H enry L. P ittock , The man without a country is in this meeting. sister, Mrs. Jane Reyman, at Salem, ford. W m , G. G osslin , expect your cooking to be good or wholesome if you buy adulterated about the same fix as the fellow who Jim Ramsey returned from Foley Indiana. Fifty-two times during the food products? State Board of Immigration. 2 H un t* t h e K l o n d i k e . has lost, most of his teeth. What the Springs recently where he spent several year 1899 she will be reminded of the If you buy your Groceries at Joe Wilson’s you can depend upon latter wants and must have to exist is months hoping to receive benefit from kind remembrance of her brother who Mr. A. C. Thomas, of Marysville, Tox., We won’t substitute second grade nice juicy steaks and roasts, just such as the water and pure mountain air. He will is in good health and quite active. B u c k l e n ’s A r n ic a S a lv e . has found a more valtiuble discovery than getting just what you pay for. are sold at Cooper A Clemmen’s market. go to Portland in a few days to have one has yet been made in the Klondike. For sugar for the best quality. The best salve in the world for Cuts, Unclaimed letters remain in the post- J O S . W I 3 L .S 0 3 S T , It will be seen from the list of mar hand operated on which has been giving office for Miss Lou Wiley, Wm. H. Rose, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, years he suffered untold agony from con riage licenses issued that Miss Dora him trouble for two years or more, after J. G. Ritz, Cleveland Smith, W. F. Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, stipation, accompanied by hemorrhages; Groceries and Crookery. Crawford and Van Robertson, of Day- which he contemplates taking a trip to Stevenson, Dr. IVuden, Mrs. Fred Mor Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and was absolutely cured by Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and positively cures Piles, or no pay re California. ton, are to wed. Both the bride and gan, R. D. Jones, A. Grace, John Fisher and Colds. He declares that gold is of groom are quite well known in Newberg, and Fred Carrell. In calling for these quired. Satisfaction or money refunded. The largest stock of.. O. J. Hobson, who has been working little value In comparison with this mar Price 55 cents per box. For sale by C. the former being a daughter of John letters please say “advertised." In the office of the Oregon Fire Relief velous cure; would have it, oven if it cost F. Moore A Co. Crawford while the groom is a cousin of County Recorder, W. T. Macy has hundred dollars a bottle. Asthma, Warren and Walter Robertson. The Association, of McMinnville, for a year TO C H A N G E L O C A T IO N S. or more is showing up as an artist in the such a hankering after election excite Bronchitis anil all throat and lung affec Graphic extends congratulations. illustrations in the Pacific Progress. ment that he came down from McMinn W o l f f & Z w l c k e r A r r a n g e t o H u y L l n n t o n tions are positively cured by Dr. Kiug’s P roperty. No healthy person need fear any dan Two of his illustrations appear in a re ville last Monday, that being city elec New Discovery for Consumption. Trial gerous consequences from an attack of cent issue of that paper that are quite tion day in Newberg. He may have The WolfF A Zwicker iron works, bottles free at C. F. Moore A Co.’s drug la grippe if properly treated. It is much creditable. O. J. has been handy with had other business in town, but it hav through its president, F. Wolff, and its store. Regular size 50c and $1. Guaran the same as a severe cold and requires charcoal from a boy up. ing become second nature to him lie put secretary, F. L. Zimmerman, yesterday teed to cure or price refunded. precisely the same treatment. Remain on that fetching grin of his with the signed a contract with Wm. Selover Mrs. Helen D. Harford addressed a quietly at home and take Chamberlain’s pump handle hand-shake immediately for the purchase of a tract of land at Everything in the Building line from a keg of Nails to a bill of Lumber, ANTED—SEV ER A L T R U S T W O R T H Y good sized audience in a union service in th is state to m anage o u r bnal- Cough Remedy as directed for a severe Furnished at the lowest living price. on his arrival. Llnnton having a frontage of about ness iu p ersona th e ir ow n and ne.irby co u n ties. It is at Friends church on last Sunday even cold and a prompt and complete recov m a in ly office w ork c o n d u c te d a t home. Salary 1000 feet on the Willamette river, and V- ’ 9 *• •' A sample of E. H. Skinner’s pitted s tra ig h t |900 a year a n d e x p e n s e s —d efinite, ery is sure to follow. For sale by C. F. ing. She left here on Tuesday for Idaho extending buck nearly to the line of bonaflde, no m ore, no less salary. M onthly |75. where she will fill some appointments and evaporated Royal Anne cherries R eferences. E nclose self-addressed stam p ed Moore A Co., druggists. in the lecture field, after which she will was sent to Fleming Ratcliff, editor of the Northern Pacific railroad, compris en v elo p e. H e rb e rt E. H ess, P rest.. Dept. M. Armory hall has been somewhat im work her way on back to Kansas where the New Castle, Indiana, Tribune, who ing about 10 acres, to which Messrs. Chicago. Proprietor Building Material Depot. proved in appearance by putting in re she will again take up the work for the is an old friend of the editor of the Wolff A Zwicker propose to move their ctiv e solicitors w anted e v e r y - cently painted stage scenery and making W.C.T.U. Mr. Harford goes with her Graphic, and this is what lie says of the shipbuilding plant as soon as practic w h e re for “ T he Story of th e P h ilip p in e s ” some other changes. The next best this trip. urat H alstead, co m m issio n ed by the Gov cherries: “The editor of the Tribune is able. The tract Is admirably adapted e by rn M m e n t as Official H isto ria n to th e W ar De for a site for shipbuilding works, being thing the owners can do is to put in p a rtm e n t. T he book was w ritte n in arm y under obligations to E. H. Woodward, At the shooting match held here last cam ps a t San F rancisco, on th e Pacific w ith some better seats, and then they might editor of the Newberg, Oregon, Graphie, so high that it is never covered by G eneral M eritt, in the h o sp ita ls at H onolulu, Monday afternoon by C. F. Johnson a follow this up by changing the name of H ong Kong, in th e A m erican tre n c h e s a t DENTIST. for a Bam pie of the purest ai.d richest floods, uud having 00 feet of water iu in M anila, in th e in su rg e n ts cam p w ith A g u lualdo front, the railroad on one side and the on the ball as there never has been, neither rifle in the hands of Charley Moore, of dried cherries ever tested or tasted.” Office 2 d o o rs w est of M oore’s D rug store. th e Deck of th e O lym pia w ith Dewey, and Dayton, was accidently discharged while - anila. — ___ river on the other, giving all required in th e ro ar of b attle t a t til- r” of ______ M Ho- 1st. s tre e t, N ew berg, O regon. is there likely to be an “ armory" in D r u g g is t s . facilities for transportation that could i X a b ►y 7 th t e T g g o ^ v e rn Br,m,,,,* Newberg. Kruger’s hall would sound a the gun was pointed in the direction of H o w t o P r e v e n t P n e u m o n ia . m e n t p h 0, o to 0r,K,nal g ra p h e rs p!rtarcs ou the the crowd and Edwin Everest received ! Spot. Large book Low prices. Rig profits. whole lot better than the name the hall Fr Yeieht paid. C re d it g iven. Drop a ll tra sh y You are perhaps aware that pneumo be desired. an ugly flesh wound in the thigh about The negotiations for the purchase o f unofficial w ar books. O utfit free. A ddress, has been known by. nia always results from a cold or from F. T. b a rb e r, s e c ’y S ta r In s u ra n c e B ldg , C h i seven inches in length and two inches cago. Pure Drugs, Paints, Oils and Wall The stockholders of the Bank of New deep. The wound is reported to be get an attack of la grippe. During the epi W ouldn’t it be surprising berg held their annual meeting last ting along nicely and no dangerous re- demic of la grippe a few years ago when Paper. ^ Y T T O R N E Y AT LAW. WATCHMAKER Monday. The cashier's report showing 1 suits are apprehended, It is really for so many cases resulted in pneumonia, it if Schilling s B est the condition of the business at the tunate that the shot did no more fatal was observed that the attack was never tea bakfn* powder *»■> JEWELER, CLARENCE BUTT. followed by that disease when Cham close of the year, which will be found in work. coffee flavoring ex tra c t* *xia and spices Stationery and School Supplies. W ill p ra c tic e in a ll th e c o u rts of th e state. berlain’s Cough Remedy was used. It this issue of the Graphic, was very sat John Conley returned home from S pecial a tte n tio n g iv e n to p ro b a te w ork, the S olicits th e pa tro n a g e of h is old In d ia n a isfactory to the stockholders, since it Clatsop county below Astoria last counteracts any tendency of a cold or were all the very best there w ritin g of deeds, m ortgage*, c o n tra c ts and th e I F rie n d s w ho need w atch re p a irin g done. d ra ftin g of a ll legal p ap ers. showed the business of the bank to be Wednesday where he has been stopping la grippe to result in that dangerous are ? N e w b e rg . O re g o n , ‘¿ 70 vi n t r i s., n s t . disease. It is the best remedy in the O ff ic e —Secood Floor In keeping with the increased prosperi with a son-in-law for the past three P O R T L A N D , O R . Books and Tablets and Etc., Etc. R ank of N ew berg B uild in g . Your grocer pays you ty of the country. The officers and months. He is much pleased with that world for bad colds or la grippe. Every board of directors elected were the same country and thinks there are excellent bottle warranted. For sale by C. F. your money back if you Moore A Co., druggists. as last year. opportunities open there for a young don’t like them. From the Whittier, California, Regis man to get a start in the world. He B a n k S ta te m e n t. was in Seaside the night of the burning Schilling's B est ter, it appears that L. M. Baldwin, un Annual report of the Bank of Newberg baking pow der tea cle of Mrs. Lon Hill, of Newberg, has of senator Fulton's cottage, the investi flavoring e x tra c t* coffre been recommended by Congressman gation of which resulted in the death of at ihe close of business, December 31, | and spices aoda 1898: Waters for postmaster at Whittier and the supposed firebug, the sheriff of the 1 will justify you in going to RESOCOCF.8. that his appointment will follow. Mr. county and one deputy and the wound Loans and discounts ....... $45850 3 i thc trouble of asking your Baldwin is a loyal republican and also ing of another deputy. Real estate, furniture and fix- , . has the necessary qualifications for a The city election passed off quietly tures............................ io 625 5 » nrr0cer for them and of get- good postmaster and his Oregon friends last Monday, yet there was considerable Over v e r d drafts ra ft« Q12 4ft o \ t • r \in g your money back if will congratulate him on his success in intereet manifested, it berag the republi Due from other banks$15995 85 being able to wield the pole that brought cans against the field. With the excep Cash ou hand............ 7153 57 23119 42 vou don t happen to like down the plum. tion of the election of Fox over Myers $80537 72 any of them. The Register of Whittier, California, for councilman in the third ward the re iU l ia b i l i t i e s . says: “ A number of Whittier persons publicans won, with a majority of tbir- Schilling's B est lemon is shut to hv illness were gladdened Christ- 'f-wven. The newly elected officers are Capital stock .....................$30000 00 Undivided profits lees expense 2 0 to times as strong as mas ^ | thoughtfulness of Mrs. Mar- O- Hadley, mayor; Joseph Wiloon, O t h e r A r t i c l e s u s u a lly k e p t In a R a c k e t S t o r e b o u g h t g a rifflK o l in presenting them with recorder; S. M. Calkins, treasurer; 8am- .Collections....................... 11688 common flavoring extracts. n n r ia ifa a n h iiw » ! ! a ° loscious strawberries and fresh apples.” ael Gause, councilman for oue year to D Deposits d i r e c t f r o m N e w Y o r k a n d so ld a t subject to check................. $19641 34 This is jost like Mrs. Wood who is pleas- vacancy in the first ward: Noah Try a drop in a tumbler antly remember»! by many Newberg Heater, councilman for two years for Certificate of deposits 23529 95 43176 18 of water. people as one, who, daring a residence first ward; R. J. Cooper, councilman for Money-back. here of several years was slways ready second ward; H. D. Fox ouncilman for $80537 72 'C lo sin g o u t tb c G ro c e ry Mtoek to m a k e room fo r o th e r lin e s . and anxious to be doing little acta of third ward. The holdovar councilmen J lese E dwaeos , President. * 'VO’S *U|VU*D ’uouns l are, F. A. Morris and J. C. Fawrer. kindness to others. J . C. CoLconn, Cashier. AH ajes jo j *7s 11% V a u g h q n , TnK lK X D V C H l’KCH.— SERVICES EV ERT C. R. Wilson is still paying cash for £ Suihlay a t 11 a , m. a n d 8 p. m. a n d T h u rs d a y a t 2 p. m. S ab b ath school every Sunday at produce. • :45 a. m_ M onthly m eetin g a t 8 p. ax th e first T u esd ay in each m o n th . Q u a rte rly m eeting Address this office for mm pie of teach- th e eecomi S a tu rd a y a n d S u n d ay in F e b ru a ry , i , H a y , A uk u st a n d N ovem ber. W om an’s For* j Crs report C a rd , e lg n M issionary Society m eet« th ir d S a tu rd a y ! in each m o n th a t 3 p. m. Leave orders at Wilson’s Grocery for P F W I Dewey.. Doors, W in d o w s, P a in ts , Oils, B ru sh es, G lass in N ew b erg . W W. P. HEACOCK, A ELMEIl P. DIXON G. F. M oore & Go JOHN A. BECK, Vaughan’s Racket Store N otions, L aces, H osiery, T in w a re a n d G ra n ite w a re . New York Brices for Cash. . 3 .5 0 7 7 7 ■ s e i
