Newberg graphic., March 30, 1900, Image 3

SOCIETY NOTICE9.
Dairy meeting this afternoon.
F. A. Morris has a new fence in front
of hit residence on Third street.
T. U.—BUSINESS
TH E ttfcC-
\ V k r C.
C.T.
U.— BI'SISF.88 MEETING
MEETINO thk
stO -‘ Try a load of slab wood for $150.
V , wud a n d fo u rth W ednesday in e a c h
The Chas. K. Spaulding Logging Co.
m o n th .
Grant Turner of Portland is in town A D E F IN IT E P R O P O S IT IO N IS B E F O R E T H E P E O P L E F O R
O. O. F .—SESSIONS HELD ON THURSDAY
ev en in g s In B ank of N ew berg b u ild in g .
visiting with his brother D. H . Turner.
T H E L O C A T IO N O F A F A C T O R Y H E R E .
AMO L. OF i.-.N K W B ER G COUNCIL, KO.
C. H. Markham and Dr. Wltby-
, 168. m««U every F rid ay ev en in g In M e.
combe at the dairy meeting this after-
•u n ie h e ll.
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T i f OF T H E WORLD.—N EW BEROCAM P.KO,
f f # 113, m
eets ___
every _________________
M onday ev en in g .
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THE BEET SUGAR ENTERPRISE.
THE BUSY STORE....
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nd a
et
AND
A. . m
M .—
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T s S ' Ï k Ÿ v e H k t F - B a r e » - uoou.
AT
....THE BUSY CORNER
A news <lfpot 1)as been established at A B ig M oss M e e tin g to b e H e ld H e re N ex t M o n d a y , a t 10 a. ni.
Moore’s drug store where the leading
periodical* mar be had.
Candidates Cards.
Miss Mary Smith was down from
I hereby announce myself as a candi­ Dayton last Saturday calling on some
By this time the word has gone licitlng of further stock • committee of
date for the office of County Recorder, of her old school girl friends.
throughout all the land unto all the five was appointed, composed of T. B.
subject to the republican nominating
people that
Newberg's prospects Cummings, W. S. Parker, W. H. Nel-
John Pugh will not be in college dur­
soo, J. C. Sawyer and Dr. E. P. Dixon.
convention.
J. Q . H a o l i v ,
ing the spring as he lias gone to Laurel1 of '**vin8 a »u**r beet fact°ry have A committee composed of C. K. Spauld­
come to a strictly business propo­
I hereby announce myself as a candi­ where he has secuied a school.
sition. This project is of vital interest ing, Hon. Clarence But and Moses Vo-
Dr. H. J . Littlefield was at The to a much wider territory than Newberg taw was appointed to sign the articles of
date for the office of County Recorder^
subject to the republican nominating Dalles last Saturday and Sunday visit­ and immediate vicinity. I t means a incorporation and file them according to
ing with his sister Mrs. Bradshaw.
convention.
J. L. H o sk in s .
great deal to the farmers within a radius law. A committee on constitution and
C. C. Smith will be ready to make of thirty miles, who would have a ready by-laws was appointed, consisting of
stamp pictures 16 for 25c. Four differ­ market for all the beets they could raise, E. H. Woodward, Hon. Clarence Butt
Local Events.
ent positions, on Saturday March .31.
at good prices. I d view of this general and F. A. Morris. The name decided
Twenty cords second growth fir wood interest which is being taken, a mass upon for the new organization was “The
T a k e N o tic e .
meeting has been arranged to take Newberg Development Company.”
for sale, $1.60 per cord.
In the future the regular rate of five
Considering the fact that so many
place here on next Monday at 10 a. m.,
t2
J. S. L a r k in .
• N o A ilv n u c e iu P r ic e s in th is L in e.
cents a line will be charged for notices
We are at the front with the Newest, Nobiest
Gardens ploughed and prepared for when the question will be thoroughly other localities aretaking an interest in
of lectures, suppers and entertainments planting on reasonable terms. Satis­ discussed from the farmer’s standpoint tho proposed industry for this place, and
We are not behind auy House in the County in
aud Most complete stock of Clothing in town.
where an entrance fee is to be charged faction guaranteed.
particularly. This is expected to be one have signified a desire to help make it
the S h o e B u sin e ss. We have a full line of
H. A. F obcut .
We are showing something new in Little Men’s
or a collection taken.
of
the largest gatherings of the kind go, it was decided that a mass meeting
Ladies, Gent’s, Children and Infants Shoes that
Do You milk cows?
Hear Dr.
Vestee Suits. Wheu looking for Men’s, Youth’s
Newberg has ever seen, as a large at­ be held here Monday, April 2, at 10 a.
we are sure will suit you in
.7. S. Rees is up from Portland this Wituycombe and C. H . Markham at tendance is expected Irom all over this m., to which a general invitation be ez-
or Boys Clothing you can’t afford to pass us by.
the dairy meeting, this, Friday after­
week.
county, and from Marlon, Polk and tended. This meeting will be widely
noon .
C. R. Wilson is stUl paying cash for
Washington comities. Everybody in advertised and it is expected that there
A number of our Sunday school
produce.
any degree interested in tho develop­ will be a large attendance from all parts
workers are over at Carlton iu attend­
ment of this section of country should of the surrounding oountry within a
Head the new advertisement of S ut­
ance at the county Sunday school con­
radius of 25 miles. A committee ou ad­
ton, Calkins 4 Co. this week.
be in attendance.
vention.
In consideration of the fact that many vertising and general arrangements for
Fresh cow for sale. A mos N elson ,
We are in the market this spring with a com­
Leon Kenworthy and Otto Pickett who live away from here and do not the mass meeting was appointed, con­
Chehalem Valley.
plete line of Ladies, Misses and Children’s. In
were in Salem last Saturday making get the Graphic, will be interested in sisting of W. C. Woodward, F. H.
Seth A. Mills has been appointed arrangements for the annual college
.storey. L. 8. Hill, O. K. Edwards andS.
ladies styles we can show you the nicest line in
knowing
the
details
of
the
question,
a
treasurer and Unaucial agent for Pacific athletic meet.
full account of the whole subject is here M. Calkins.
town in Street Hats, also the later styles of roll
College.
The citizens of Newberg met io the
The best of fresh and salt meats the given, and an extra edition printed.
brims. Come early, when these are gone we
Our Stock in these lines is complete. Our stock
Leave your orders at the office of the market affords will be found at the New­ With careful distribution this will give Armory Saturday night and effected
will have no more this season. We also have
of General Dry Goods and Piece Goods is always
Chas. K. Spaulding Logging Co. for slab berg Meat Market. The highest prices a general and comprehensive view of permanent organization of “The New­
wood.
a complete line of Men’s and Boys’ Hats. Our
in the lead. All the latest novelties you will find
paid for butcher's stock.
the status of affairs aud of the spirit berg Development Company.”
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Platt are visiting
Crash stock is immense.
The Committee on Incorporation re­
in our store.
Fair and courteous treatment al­
Mrs. M. E. Myers has returned from manifested by the citizens of Newberg.
with relatives at Stafford, Clackamas Tillamook and after visiting for a few
After having once apparently quieted ported that the articles of incorporation
ways guaranteed.
county this week.
days in town will go to Grants Pass down, the beet sugar factory excitement had been made out, sworn to and filed
was again raised to a fever heat by the according to law. The Committee on
Miss Lida Wilson went np to 'Salem for a visit with Al Cornells.
on the boat Saturday and Visited over
Farmers I want your eggs. I will arrival in Newberg of the accredited Soliciting Stock reported that nearly
four hundred shares had been sub­
Sunday with N. D. Elliotts.
give cash for them.
Egg packers agent of the capital to be invested.
The agent for the German capitalists, scribed. The names of the stockholders
Wanted—Sewing at residence on Filth iurnished free to those wishing them.
Dr. Korn, of Dayton, O., who has been were read and it was ascertained that
C. B. W ilson .
street between River and Wynooski.
expected
for several weeks arrived in enough of the shareholders were present
t2
Mrs. J. W. V a uo h an .
B. Smith, Butternut, Mich., says,
town Tuesday, March 20, and was taken to make the meeting a legal one, with
The Village Improvement Club meets “ DeWitt’s Little Early Risers are the
in hand by some of Newberg’s repre­ authority to transact business.
at the residence of Mrs. Clarence Ed­ very best pills I ever used for costive-
The temporary organization was then
sentative citizens and driven all over the
tiess,
liver
and
bowel
troubles.’’
C.
F.
wards on the afternoou of April 3rd at
surrounding country. Dr. Korn was retired and the meeting was given over
Moore 4 Co.
two o’clock.
*
accompanied by Mr. Zeitfuchs, of Port­ to the control ot the permanent organi­
Our Groceries are of the very best and Purest.
Our Prices the
The Grapiiic is often requested to land, who was here a few months ago, zation, with Hon. Clarence Bntt, of the We are right in the Front in these lines.
Lot 50 z 100 ft. for sale, east of the
very Lowest.
Wyman building on First St. Cheap for “ mention” this or that man for office. and by Mr. Case, civil engineer, of the Committee of Incorporation in the
cash. Address, C. H. Epier, YVilson- Such mention will be made in the col- same city as Dr. Korn. On Tuesday chair. The committee appointed for
upnn set apart for candidate's announce­ evening an enthusiastic meeting was that purpose reported a draft of a consti­
ville, Oregon.
t2 pd
H ig h e st
Miss lone Hutchens of Dayton is ments at $2.50 each.
held in Armory hall when Dr. Korn tution and by-laws, which was taken up
P r ic e .
Lewis Ackerman Goshen, Ind., says, in behalf of the capital he represented, and adopted section by section. It pro­
attending college again this term. Her
vided
for
the
election
of
nine
directors,
"DeWitt’s
Little
Early
Risers
always
friends are glad to welcome her back to
made Newberg a definite proposition.
I F W E D O N O T S U C C E E D A T F I R S T IN P L E A S IN G Y O U W E W A N T T O T R Y A G A IN .
bring certain relief, cure my headache He asked the donation of fifty acres of as the executive body of the company,
her old associations.
aud
never
gripe.”
They
generally
to
be
elected
at
the
regular
semi-aunual
land for the location of the factory, and
Bicycle taxes for 1900 are now due
and payable to H. R. Morris who is cleanse and invigorate the bowels and a contract for five thousand sugar beet meetings of the stockholders. The offi­
acreage. The question was then direct­ cers of the company, president, vico-
supplied with tags. Time expires May liver. C. F. Moore 4 Co.
Wm. Orr, Newark, 0., says, we nev­ ly addressed to him: “ If these con­ president, secretary and treasurer, are
1. Don’t delay and get caught.
t2
Prof. Edwin Morrison will deliver his er feel safe without One Minute Cough ditions are met, will the sugar factory to be elected by the directors, the first
lecture, "How plants grow” , at Rose- Cure in the house. It saved my little be located at Newberg?” "Yes, sir,” two from smong themselves, but with
dale this, Friday evening and Sunday boys life when he had the pneumonia. was the immediate answer. The agent the privilege of electing the treasurer
Assessor—Richard Uaird, N Yam­ J. M. WRIGHT,
H. COOPER.
he will preach at the Frieuds church We think it is the best medicine explained that he bad investigated care­ and secretary from among the stock­ hill.
holders.
made.” It cures coughs and ail lung fully the whole Willamette valley and
Notary Public.
there.
Treasurer—John
Parrret,
Dundee.
diseases. Pleasant to lake, harmless was thoroughly convinced that New­ The meeting then proceeded with the
H. Cooper lias bought out G. W.
School Superintendent—J B Dodson,
election oi directors, which resulted in
Worden of the real estate company of and gives immediate results. C. F. berg presented by far the best natural the following named persons being elect­ McMinnville,
Moore
4
Co.
advantages
for
such
a
manufacturing
Wright A Worden, and the new firm
S urveyor—T K Cone, Lafayette.
A meeting of the dairy association establishment. He furthermore stated ed: Jesse Edwards, Clarence Butt, F.
is found doing business at the old stand
Corouer—G H Christensen, Lafav-
H.
Storey,
B.
C.
Miles,
F.
A.
Morris,
will be held in Crater’s hall this, Friday that he was aware of the adverse opin­
under the name of Wright & Cooper.
ette.
George
C.
Sears,
Moses
Votaw,
C.
K.
ion of Prof. Shaw of the State Agricul­
R. S. Evans arrived here with his fam­ afternoon at 2 o'clock. C. II. Mark­ tural college, in reference to the practi­ Spaulding and W. C. Kruger.
Choice Farm and City Property.
R e p u b lic a n P r im a rie s .
ham, general freight and passenger
ily from Vermilion county, Illinois the
After the stockholders meeting ad­
Collect Rents and Look After Estates.
cability of beet sugar culture in the
agent
of
the
Southern
Pacific
and
Dr.
The
republican
primaries
for
the
pur-
first of the wuek. He was so well pleas­
Willamette valley, but said it would not journed the directors met and elected
Investments Made for Non-Residents.
ed with Oregou when lie was here in Withycombe of the Oregon Agricultur­ hold; that there were many different officers as follows: Jesse Edwards, poee of electing delegates from North
Insurance Written iu Select Companies.
al College will be present and address
and
South
Newberg
precincts
to
the
the winter that lie is now here to make
the meeting. Every farmer in the varieties of beets, and among them some president; W. C. Kruger, vice-presi­ county convention will be held to-mor-
this hia borne.
which matured in one hundred days and dent; F. A. Morris, secretary; Moses rown March 31, at 2 p. m. sharp. The
community ought to be present.
Votaw, treasurer. More capable or rep­
To secure the original witch haxel
The friends of Ellhu Roberts will be that by planting the latter, the crop resentative men could not have been north precinct republicans will meet in If you want to buy, either a large or small farm, you can save both
salve, ask for DeW itt’s Witch Hazel
could
be
dug
by
the
middle
of
August,
the city hall, and the south in the
time and money by calling on us.
If we haven’t what you
chosen as directors oi this important
Salve, well known as a certain cure for glad to know that the case, wherein before the Fall rains set in.
Hoskios building.
want we will take pleasure in assisting you in procuring prop­
association
and
they
can
be
depended
piles and skin diseases. Beware of he was charged with killing a valuable
Dr. Korn said he would give the peo­
H . J. L ittlefield ,
erty to your satisfaction.
If a non-resident and wish to ob­
worthless counterfeits. They are dan­ shepherd dog belouging to the Sitton ple of Newberg until July 1 to meet the on to look diligently after the interests
C larence B ctt ,
boys,
was
thrown
out
of
court
last
tain information about Real Estate or the country in general,
of
this
community,
along
all
lines
of
gerous. C. F. Moore 4 Co.
required
conditions,
and
that
if
they
did
Committeemen.
Monday as there was no evidence to
progress and development.
or Newberg (the town of schools and churches) in particular,
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Gilbert have given sustain the charge. Like many an­ so, work would be begun on the new
write us.
up the management of the college board­ other foolish boy he invested in a re­ factory by August 1. This statement
R e a l K u ta te T r a n . r e r s .
Miss Lizzie Craven is working at the
ing hall and have gone back to Rose- volver about the time the dog was kill­ elicited great enthusiasm, and stirring milliner trade with Mrs. C. F. Johnson. R ep o rte d by th e Y am hill Co. A bstract C o s t Mc-
M inuvill«, O rezon. (or th e w eek e n d in g
dale. During the spring term the hall ed and this act was no doubt largely speeches were made by Hon. George C.
L. Poe is putting the finishing touch­ Mch 10, 1900. J .m e s U . P u g h , m an eg er.
will be under the supervision of Miss what got him into trouble.
Sears and Hon. Clarence Butt. Dr. es on a neat cottage in tbe west part of Jesse Hobson et al to Lydia C
Ella Macy, assisted by Mrs. Esther
Gardner Its 3 4 Hobsons fruit
C. J. Edwards arrived home from Korn was very liberal in his views in town.
Miles.
land sub.................................. $ 10 00
Columbus, Ohio the first of the week reference to the starting of the proposed
Born,
March
28,
to
the
wife
of
Ed
C u r e s C a n c e r i f applied in their early
Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Farr, parents of where be spent the fall and winter terms industry, and gave the farmers much
Chancey Grames to Barbara
Hodson
a
daughter,
Clara.
Dr.
David­
Mrs. L. D. Barr, with their son, moved in the Ohio State University as a good advice. He said he was strongly
S ta g es,
Mayo
198.40
a
in
A
B
Henry
son is very proud of her twelve pound
up from Portland the first of the week student in the clay workers department wedded to the idea of diversified farm
die t3r3....................................2940 00
namesake.
-It Cures-
and will make Newberg their future He visited some of the largest pressed ing, and that it was the salvation of the
J N Stow et al to S T Allen 4 wf
Sutton Calkins 4 Co., the enterpris­
home. They are living in the house on brick plants in the United States before American farmer. He does not wish
34 a in O P Turner die t5r5... 1575 00 C a n c e r W a r ts , T u m o rs In th e F le sli o f M an a n d B e a s t, C o rn s,
the street back oi Rev. Barr’s home, coming home, and altogether, he thinks the farmers to stop all lines of agricul­ ing First street merchants have a new Frank Melotto 4 wf to Jesse A
B u n io n s ,S p r a in s a n d B r u is e s ,a n d Is a n E x c e lle n t L in im e n t
display advertisement in tbe Graphic
formerly occupied by Tom Jones.
Baker 1.77 a in LaFayette.........
1 00
the winter’s work has been one wbic h ture to raise beets, but to raise them this week.
fo r Itlic u n m U sm , N e u ra lg ia , P le u r is y a n d a ll P a in s a n d
with
other
farm
products.
He
empha­
While J. H. Bowerman was superin­ will prove to be of great benefit to him
C A Hodson 4 wf to Emory
A c h e s o f th e B ody. I t also c u r e s F is tu la In H o rse s a u d r e ­
Mr. Yates has sold the Sheridan Sun
tending the spraying of his prune or­ in his work in the brick factory here at sized the fact that the beet-sugar indue
Hodson its 6 7 8 9 blk 1 Des­
m oves E n la r g e m e n t o n th e B o n e.
try goes hand in hand with the rapidly to F. H. Barnhart former owner of the
chard last Saturday he bad another at­ homq.
kint 4th add to Newberg ---- 300 00
growing dairying industry.
Reporter. Mr. Yates will return to W C Hembree 4 wf to C A
tack of paralysis and was carried to the
Mr. and Mrs Fred Groff arrived home
Another large and enthusiastic meet­ Washington coonty.
house in an insensible condition. He from Salt Lake City the first of the
Wallace 1-3 int in 90 a in
T his lin im e n t w u th o ro u g h ly touted by Dr. W m. Elite d u rin g th ir ty five y ears p ra c tic e oi
H. Bigelow baa commenced to build Stagg die t4r4............................. 1500 00
has since rallied so that lie is able to week. Mrs. Groff found that the cli­ ing of our citizens was held Thursday
m edicine, s n d In r i m . of Tum ors. C ancer W a rts, a u d a ll u n n a tu ra l g ro w th s o n Man
talk some but he realizes that his stay mate of Utah agreed with her and re­ evening, March 22 in Armory hail, to an eight room residence on tbe banka E W Weesner 4 wf to L W Met­
o r B east It h as a lm o st In v a ria b ly ta k e n th e place ol th e B urgeon's K nife.
set
on
foot
definite
arrangements
for
of
ths
classic
waters
of
Chehalem
creek
on earth is likely to be very short.
900
00
calf
10
a
in
sec
17
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turned With her health very much im­ meeting the conditions by which New­
iu the west part of town. This may H T Graves (by trustee) to D M
Rev. W. E Sitzer, W. Caton, N. Y., proved, but Mr. Groff was taken down
berg may secure the $800,000 beet sugar be taken as evidence that be is "here
Neyberger 288 a in C B
writes, " I had dyspepsia over twenty with inflammatory rheumatism and
T ry a b o ttle o f th is L in im e n t a n d If you t h i n k it n o t w o r th tlie
factory. The meeting was called to order to stay.”
Graves die I5r6 ....................... 6912 00
years, and tried doctors and medlciues harried home by the advice of bis phy-
p ric e p a id , r e t u r n th e b o ttle a n d g e t y o u r m oney.
hy Jesse Edwards, who stated that tbs
Mrs. W. K. Allen was pleasantly sur­ Ed Jones to Kate Jones 5 a in O
without benefit. I was persuaded to'eieisn. Tbwr «on Sam who was at one object was to effect a permanent organi­
For
sale
at tbe Drug Stores in Newberg. When wanted by mail address,
J Walkers die t3r2.................
100
prised yesterday by some of her relatives
use Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and it helped time a resident of Newberg came
zation for the development of Newberg’s snd friends who brought thier dinners C U Vaughan to Ecm n Vaogb-
E. A. E L L IS , N e w b e rg , O re g o n .
me from the Btart. I believe it to be a through with them but left for home on
resources in general and the beet sugar and spent the day. Tbe occasion was
an it 5 sec 30 t3r2 (33.35S).. . .
100
pauucea for all forms of indigestion.” , Thnrsday.
industry in particular. Temporary off! her birthday, also Mr. and Mrs. Alien's Louisa P Bound 4 hush to A J
T o C u r « A C o ld I n O n « D » y
I t digests what you eat. C. F. Moore j The primary college debate for the
P.OY GARDNER
cers were elected with Jesse Edwards as thirty-fifth wedding anniversary.
Palmer
et
al
10
a
in
John
Take L a x a t iv s R romo Q u in in e T ablet *. All
4 Co.
pnrpose of eboosing the college team to president and Moses Votsw as secre­
d
ru
g
g
is
ts
re
fu
u
d
th
e
mouejr
t
i
l
t
fe
lls
lo
cur«.
Herb Rich and Frank Collard, Sec­ Welch die t3 ri........................ 500 00 K. W. G rove’# sig n a tu re is on each box. 25c.
Mrs. Calvin Zimmerman, Milesburg, meet Monmouth will be held in the tary.
Carriage and Wagon Builders.
ond
Oregon boys, donned their uni­ E L Smith 4 wf to Louis Jones
Pa , saya, "As a speedy cure for coughs, chapel next Friday evening. The public
Mr. Edwards then suggested a general
colds, croup and sore tiiroat Oue Min- ¡g invited to attend. The question as plan of procedure, to the effect that the forms aud went down to Portland Sat­ 3 1-3 a in S D Snowden die
ute Cough Cure is unequaled. I t Is debated will be: Resolved, that the citizens of Newberg organise snd incor­ urday to be In attendance at the ob­ t3r2.......................................... 75 00 E L M E R P . D I X O N
Repairing, Painting and Trimming
pleasant for children to take. I heart- street railroads, electric light plants, porate
_________^__^
^____ sequies held Sunday over the bodice of E L Smith 4 wf to N Jones it 3
a company ____________
for the development
blk 4 Everest add to Newberg. 225 00
Promptly Done.
ily recommend it to mothers.” It is and water works of our cities should be j q ( the interests of this locality, it "being the Oregon dead returned from tbe
D
E
N
T
IS
T
.
J W Sea n I an 4 wf to Nels Peter­
the only harmless remedy that
th at pro- owned and operated by the municipal j understood that the beet sugar factory Philippine!.
Office
2
doors
w
est
of
M
oore’s
D
rug
store.
son It 15 Oak Fruit farm . . . . 485 00
duces immediate resu'ts.
i t cures governments. The boys havs been dl- waa the subject of supreme importance,
Wastes.
1st. s tre e t, N ew berg, O regon.
Irene Everest to Alice R Ram­
bronchitis, pneumonia, grippe sod vided as follows for the debate. Affir-! After some discussion and explanation
A woman or girl to do cooking and
sey
22.24
a
in
Richard
Everest
Horseshoeing and General Black-
throat and lung diseases, It will pre­ ■native, Kirk, Wolf and Kenworthy, this plan was adopted unanimously and
Mita. J. A. J ones ,
homework.
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10 00
smithing.
vent consumption. C. F. Moore 4 Co. Negative, Pickett, Deach and Burrows, by motion the capital stock of this eom-
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Sprlngbrook.
Bertha M Hagey to Henry L
A good natured political campaign
We have saved many doctor bills pany was placed at five hundred dollars
Hagey 40 a in S Brutscher die
P r o h tt.ll lo w F U k . t
has been on in North Newberg precinct since we began using Chamberlain's
PBTSICUK i SURGEON.
The money to be realized from thiz
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during the past week in wbicli J. G. , Cough Bernedy In our home. We stock is to be used ezclneively for push­ The prohibition party of Yamhill
Office e n d R esidence one block so u th of Bank
I Rockslotto Rogers to Bertha
Hadley and J. L. Hoskins are the in­ keep a bottle open all the time and ing the beet-sugar proposition in every oounty last Saturday nominated the
of Newberg.
I Rogers Its 3 4 blk 43 Edwards
terested parties. Both Of them are can­ wbeoever any of my family or myself way, sach as soliciting for acreage, and following ticket:
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Representative—J C Lucas, New­
didates for the office of county recorder begin to catch cold we begin to use the for advertising purposes, and is simply
^ T T O R N E T AT LAW.
B W Launcefield 4 wf to J K
and as they both reside in this precinct Cough Remedy, and as a result we an immediate fond for beginning the berg.
FL O U B , F E E D , H A Y A G R A IN
Miller 63 a in Josiah Tsylor
they decided some days ago to leave the never have to send awsy for a doctor agitation. The price of the shares was
Joiot Representative—A J Hunsaker,
GARDEN A FLO W ER
C LA R E N C E B U T T .
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500 00
choice, as to which one of them -should and incar a large doctor bill, for Cham­ fixed by motion at $1 each. The stock MoMioDville.
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present his name to the republican berlain's Congb Remedy never fails to books were opened, and over two hun­ Commissioner—Martin
Johnson,
w ritin g of d a * ! , raortgagss. c o s tr a c ts a n d tb s
small
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d ra ftin g of a ll lagal papara.
county convention, to e vote of tlte re­ cure. I t is certainly a medicine of dred and fifty dollars was subscribed on Carl to d .
g ^ P r v a D o liv try .
M A S*] AGS LICENSES.
N e w b e rg . O rv g o n .
publicans of the precinct on next Sat­ great merit anil worth.—D 8. Mearkle, the spot, which, being over half the in­
Sheriff—H M Williams, Newberg.
General Merchant and Farmer, Mattie,
Oilie McCamisb 31, to Samuel Gaunt O rrti'S — S acood flo o r
E. C. W ard A Co.
urday afternoon. This will insure a Bedford county, Pa. For sale by C. F. | corporated stock, entitles the company
Clerk—M S Adams, Day to o .
B ank of B o w tc rg B uilding.
1 s t o irv tt, Kswhovg or
Recorder—H V Mills, McMlnnGlle.
large attendance at the primary.
I Moore 4 Co,
1 to immediate incorporation. For the so-
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V. Bank
Our Store Booms are full of seasonable Goods (and other ship­
ments are continually arriving.)
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, LADIES
and GENT’S FURNISHINGS.
S h o es
Clothing
duality & Price.
H a ts
No Advance in Price.
L adies & G ents
Furn ish ings.
No Advance in Prices.
We lead the Procession in
GROCERIES,
QUEENS
G L A S S and
We want your Produce, for which we will pay the
Market
You will get the best goods and biggest Bargains, if you go with the
Crowds to
SUTTON CALKINS <fc CO.
W RIG H T & COOPER,
R ea l E s ta te B rokers.
Newberg, Ore.
Dr. Wm. Ellis Liniment
Feed & Seed Store
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