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Forty-five acres, all fenced, part both the happy couples in the assuming ning ou the first ballot with a vote of 85 J. M. WRIGHT,
H. COOPER.
C. F. Moore «St Co.’s.
cleared. House, baru etc. (050. In- of their new relationships,
to 75.
Notary Public.
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For surveyor, C. E. Branson of Sheri­
I.eave orders at Wilson’s Grocery for quire of A. P. Oliver.
The Graphic and the Oregonian far
dan won against E. D. Green of Mc­
expressing
or
light
hauling.
Mrs.
J.
C.
Clemenson
and
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Minnville, on the first ballot, the vote
W R IG H T & C O O PER ,
ans are at Creswell, Lane county, visit­
C. B. Wilson is still paying cash for i Van Leavitt returned home from Bak- ing with Charley Clemensons.
H a r m o n y a n d C a n d i d a t e « i n p r o f u s i o n standing 102 to 55,
I er City the lirst of the week.
a n d a s tru u g ti c k e t nom inated.
produce.
For coroner, J. M. Chapman oi Sheri­
C. C. Smith will be ready to make
dan won against T. B. Cummings of
Miss
Marguerite
Alderson
visited
with
The intercollegiate debate comes off
•tamp pictures 16 for 25c. Four differ-
The republican nominating conven­ Newberg ou tbs first ballot, with a vote Choice Farm and City Property.
her people in 8alem over Sunday,
to-night in Crater’s hall.
e d positions, on Saturday March .HI.
tion held in our county seat Tuesday of 82-62.
Collect Rents and Look After Estates.
A news depot has been established at
Mrs C. Eggera has gone to Portland
The convention ratified the nomina­
Investments Made for Non-Residents.
Municipal ownership is a live ques- was something of a record breaker in
Moore’s
drug
store
where
the
leading
for a visit with relatives.
tions
made
in
the
morning
for
precinct
Insurance Written in Select Companies.
tion
and
an
inter-collegiate
debate
on
j
harmony
which
prevailed
through-
I periodical* may be had.
the subject should draw a large audl - 1 uUt anJ
expedtioue manner in which offices aud adjourned.
Miss Stella McDaniel is in Portland,
Miss Grace Craven has gone to Nes- ence.
i 1'ie satisfactory results were obtained.
taking a course in elocution.
I cowin, Tillamook county where she will
The convention was called to order
P a r S a ls .
If you want to buy, either a large or small farm, you can save both
Try a load of slab wood for $1 50. j teach a spring term of school.
The two little daughters of Dr. Court- ! about ten o’clock in the forenoon, by
Some
good
young
horses.
time and money by calling on us. If we haven’t what yon
The Chas. K. Spaulding Logging Co.
ney have been down from Dayton during Judge J. E. Magers, of McMinnville
S. A. Mills was in Portland a day or
A. P. J o h n s o n ,
waut we will take pleasure in assisting you in procuring prop­
the
week
visitiog
at
Dr.
Clara
David­
central committeeman.
Temporary
T. B. Cummings has begun work on two the first of the week on business
Chehalem Valley.
erty to your satisfaction.
If a non-resident and wish to ob­
sons.
orginization was effected with Judge
an addition to his residence on Third connected with Pacific College.
tain information about Real Estate or the country in general,
street.
Mrs. Will Vestal and son Clifford went Magers as chairman, D. H. Turner of
C « « h m « r e a n d S e r g e R em n a n t« .
or Newberg (the town of schools and churches) in particular,
Do you think that cities should own
write us.
Leave your orders at the office of the their own street railways? Come out to Salem Thursday to visit with Mrs. Newberg, secretary and Frank Adams
I expect a large shipment in about 10
of
McMinnville,
assistant
secretary.
Chas. K. Spaulding Logging Co. for slab to-night and hear the why and the why Vestal's parents. They will remain o-
days, all colora. All wool.
Committees were appointed by tbe
ver Sunday.
wood.
C. E . N kwh O use ,
not.
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chairman as follows: Credentials, J. P.
Springbrook, Oregon.
Miss
Sibyl
Woodward
left
yesterday
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Jasper Bales has purchased the de­
The senior preps treated themselves
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.,, .. , , Irvine, McMinnvil!«, Lee Laughlin,
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to s social over at the college last Satur­ livery business of W. H. Clark and is for Eugene w here she will attend the „ North
Yamhill, Jesse Edwards, New­
state
Y.
W.
C.
A.
convention
as a dele­
F o r t y T e a r « In S h o e M a k in g .
now holding the reins over the bunch-
day evening.
berg, A. H. Denny, LaFayetteand J. M.
gate from Pacific College.
That'a
the record of J. B. Lewis Co.,
grass ponies.
Crawford, Dayton; Permanent organi­
We bare a fine line of Kodaks and
of Boston. They make more footwear
A
number
of
strangers
have
been
a-
zation
and
order
of
business,
G.
8.
George Larkin is at home again from
Cameras and keep supplies of all kinds.
C «*Ture and Fresh Made Daily.„jpg
and better footwear than any other
attending the Portland deDtal college bout town during the week getting Wright, McMinnville, G. M. Allen,
C. F. Moore A Co.
firm
in
tbe
country.
Wear-Resisters
prices on real estate. The beet sugar Amity and E. H. Woodward, Newberg.
D. H. Turner proved a very efficient and will spend his summer vacation at talk is responsible for it.
Upon the adjournment of the conven­ are their most famous style. You can CHEWING CUM, CICARS & TOBACCO, FRUITS and NUTS.
home
ou
the
farm.
officer as secretary of the county repub­
tion until one o’clock, the delegates met get a pair at J. C. Porter’s.
G.
W.
Mitchell
will
soon
have
a
neat
T. B. Duncan wants the people to un­
lican convention Tuesday.
barn built ready for occupancy, on his and nominated precinct officers. North
N o t ic e .
Alden Chamberlain came up from derstand that he is in tbe bicycle busi­ lots near the Friends churcb. He will and South Newberg, Dundee and West
ness and wants them to call and see bis
Chehalem nominated J, M. Wright for
Bran (12 per ton at the mill, Shorts
Portland Saturday evening and spent
move
into
it
for
the
present.
new stock of wheels.
Justice of the Peace and J. J. Woods (15, Chop (16, Middling, (17, Flour
Sunday witli bis best girl.
Dr. H. J. Littlefield went to The for constable.
Eli Evans has just commenced to
(2.70 b’bl. in every store.
I have a good Rteel frame Tiger twelve
IO E O B B A M
IÎT S E A S O N .
Upon re-assembling in the afternoon,
build a seven room house on his prop­ Dalles last Friday to attend the funeral
A ny kind of grain exchanged into
hose grain drill for sale, almost new.
erty north of the college grounds. Noah of his sijter, the wife of Judge Brad­ nomination of a county ticket was taken other m illstuff, or bought a t highest
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Granville Everest.
shaw, who died of consumption.
up after the adoption of the reports of m arket price.
Heater is doing the work.
F ccu s A G kakk .
Mrs. G. W. Grayson came over from
>x<
The best three debaters of tbe Oregon the committees on credentials and or­
Mr. and Mrs. 8. M. Calkins went to
Tillamook last week and has been visit­
State Normal will match their forensic der of business. A. L. Myers of West
A H o r r ib le O u tb r e a k .
Sheridan
last
Saturday
to
attend
the
MAKE US A C A LL
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.
ing with her mother Mrs. Mary E. My­
Chehalem, Isaac Dougherty of Sheridan,
"Of large sores on my little daugh­
funeral of the wife of Charley Maris eloquence with that of the best three
ers.
F. H. Storey of Newberg, P. P. Olds of ter’s head developed into a case of
debaters
of
Pacific
College
to-night
In
who died of consumption.
LaFayette and G. Detmering of Dayton scald head” writes: C. D. IsbIU of
Crater’s hall. Admission 25c.
A. R. Mills of Springbrook has been
Farmers
I
want
your
eggs.
I
will
placed in nomination By the republicans
Morganton, Tenn., but Bucklen's Ar­
A local telephone company is being were appointed as tellers.
For representatives, Clarence Butt of nica Salve completely cured her. It's
Egg packers organized with Charley Moore, Dr. E.
of North Newberg precinct for road give cash for them.
Newberg
was
nominated
by
Prof.
J.
C.
furnished free to those wishing them.
supervisor.
a guaranteed cure for Eczema, Tetter,
P. Dixon and F. H. Storey as “ the
Hodson, and E. F. Lamson of Willa- Salt Rheum, Pimples, Bores, Ulcers
C. B. W ilson .
push”
back
of
tbe
enterprise.
Ten
The democratic county convention
mina, by J. W. Watts. The nomina­
held for the purpose of putting a ticket
With a clubbing rate of only (2 a year phones have been ordered and there tions were made those of the convention and Piles. Only 25 ceota at Moore’a
drug store.
in the field will meet at McMinnville for the Graphic and the Oregonian you will probably be others.
by acclamation.
on Saturday.
get all the Dews, both local and general,
In almost every neighborhood there
For sheriff, J. W. Bones of Sheridan,
A n n o u n c e m e n t« .
at a very low figure. Now is the time is someone whose life has been saved W. G. Henderson of McMinnville, and
Mrs. Mary Y. Francis, lately of Se­ to subscribe.
by Chamberlain’s Colio, Cholera and E. A. Alderman of Dayton were nomi­
attle, Washington, with her little boy,
FRIENDS CHURCH.
Diarrhoea Remedy, or who has been nated. The first ballot stood Bones 15,
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is visiting in town with her cousin Mrs.
Sunday school at 10 a, in. Preaching
John Larkin has entered into partner­
cured of chronic diarrhoea by the use Henderson 75, Alderman 74. Bones
E. H. Woodward.
at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
ship with J. C. Porter in the general
of that medicine. Such persons make withdrew and Alderman won on the
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Hervey Hoskins and Walter Hadley merchandise business. John has lately a poiut of telling of it whenever oppor­ second ballot, receiving 89 votes to 74 Intermediate
Y.P.8.C.E.
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received commissions this week as cen­ graduated in the Armstrong business tunity offers, hoplug that it may be for Henderson.
Y.W.C.A.
“ At college. 4
sus enumerators for the Newberg and college of Portland and is doubtless well the means of saving other lives. For
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For Clerk J. H. Nelson was nominat­ Y.M.C.A.
qualified
as
a
mercantile
man
from
the
Dayton respectively.
sale by C. F. Moore A Co.
Prayer
meeting
on
Wednesday
even
ed
by
acclamation.
standpoint of a business education.
The best of fresh and salt meats the
George C. Sears is reported to be ar­ For recorder seven nominations wero ing.
Midweek meeting on Thursday at 2
Mrs. Jane Johnson, of Grand Junc­ ranging to put a force of men at work made, the leading ones receiving on the
market affords will be found at the New­
berg Meat Market. The highest prices tion, Colorado, who has been visiting at with a steam drill to prospect for coal on first ballot, C. B. Lafollet of Shersdan p. m.
L e v i D. B a r r , Pastor.
Los Angeles during the winter is in town his place west of town. It has been 18, J. L Hoskins of Newberg 71, Harri­
paid for butcher's stock.
Will sell cheaper than any one in the County. Will exchange New
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Sarah Hol­ known for several years that there is son Foster oi Willamina 26, A. E. Lam­
The woman’s club meets with Mrs. lingsworth. Mrs. Johnson voted for W.
Goods for old.
BAPTIST.
bert of Dayton 10, Nichols of Bellevue
Dunlap next Tuesday May 1. The ladies J. Brvan in ’96 and says she will repeat some coal on his place and of a quality 31. The second ballot, Lafollet 10, Hos­ Preaching Sunday morning. Even­ Goods sold on Weekly or Monthly Payments.
will be entertained with papers by Mrr. It again at the coming presidential elec­ sufficient for many purposes, but the kins 82, Foster 30, Nichols 39, gave the ing service 7 :30.
quantity has never yet been determined.
Robinson and Mrs. Douglas and some tion.
Junior at 3 p. m. Young people’s
A former owner of the farm had consid­ nomination to J. L. Hoskins. Nichols
music.
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J. F. D ay , Pastor.
and Foster, defeated candidates, gener­ meeting at 6 :30.
erable
tunneling
done
a
few
years
ago
Eddie Disney took rather sudden
Rev. Jesse Edwards and daughter
but stopped without going far enough ously moved and seconded that the
leave
of
Newberg
a
few
days
ago
with
Miss Mabel rode down to Sherwood on
T h e B est- In t h e W o r l d .
to accomplish the object desired. The nomination be made unanimous. Mr.
their wheels Sunday morning and took the idea that be was adapted to larger supply of wood is being rapidly exhaust­ Foster made an able and loyal speech in
We believe Chamberlain's Cough
pasture,
but
soon
found
his
mistake
and
favor of Mr. Hoskins which was heart­ Remedy Is the best in the world. A
part in the services there held in
returned in two or three days. Smal1 ed and the man who makes a discovery ily received.
Friends church.
of
coal
in
the
valley
in
paying
quantities
few weeks ago we suffered with a se­
boys generally come to grief when they
For assessor, J. M. Yocum of .Sheri­ vere cold and a troublesome cough,
Prof. J . C. Hod son bore off the palm reach the conclusion that they are of will have a bonanza.
dan was nominated on the first ballot
at McMinnville Tuesday as the best too much Importance in the world to
The Reporter has made up a guess on «gainst E. M. Henderson, the vote be­ and having read their advertisements Our interests are all here, we can not afford to misrepresent any article
which we have for sale.
in our own and other papers we pur­
speaker present. When it comes to stay at home and help their mothers.
tbe coming ticket of the democrats iu ing 130-31.
chased
a
bottle
to
see
if
it
would
affect
making crisp, effective nominating
this county, and believe it will prove
Dr. Harry Littlefield will be here in a
For school superintendent E V. us. I t cured us before the bottle was O A K T A N L E A T H E R U S E D O N L Y . C A R R IA G E T R IM M IN G .
speeches J. C. is bard to beat.
reasonably correct, with the exception
an anyw here elue.
T hank you for your past patronage,
few days to enter into partnership with
Littlefield of McMinnville was nominat­ more than half used. I t is the best R epairing cheaper th will
try very hard to m erit a continuance of the Mine.
Walter Parker and Leon Kenworthy his brother, Dr. H. J. Littlefield in the of representatives, which is a matter of ed by acclamation.
medicine
out
for
coughs
and
colds.—
took to the road with their wheels early practice of medicine. This will make considerable doubt. It would not be
For commisioner Geo. Vinton and The Herald, Andersouville, Ind. For
Sunday morning, Leon stopping off at an unusually strong firm, for beside be­ surprising if Capts. Maloney and Amos Nelson both of West Chehalem sale by C. F. Moore A Co.
Tigardville and visiting relatives, while ing very successful physicians, Dr. Har­ Heath were named for these places. were nominated, Nelson winning on the
Walter continued the journey to Port­ ry Littlefield had two years practice in Otherwise, as follows: 8beriff, Ward first ballot, with a vote of 92 to66.
T o C u r e A C o ld I n O n e D a y
land.
surgery in the hospitals in the Philip­ 8itton; treasurer, D. M. Caldwell;
For treasurer, O. O. Rhode of North Ta ke L axativs B romo Q ui nink T ablets . All
clerk H. C. Gist; recorder, Wm. Scott;
pines which gives him a good reputation
Yamhill, and H. Gabriel of McMinn­ druggists refund the money if it fails to cure.
Wm. Perkins is building a first class
assessor, E H. Mosier, coroner. Dr. J.
as a surgeon.
ville were tbe nominees, Rhude win- £ . W. Grove’s signature is on each box. 25o.
C u r e s Cancer if applied In th eir early
barn on his place near town on the
D. Baker; commissioner, D. I. Pierce.
northeast. He also has a large part oi
Stages.
J. H. Bowerman who had been suffer­ This concedes two offices to the popu­
the lumber on hand for the erection of ing from a second attack of paralysis for lists. Of course if fusion should not be
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a residence which be will build during several weeks died at bis home north of effected, these two will probably be en­
the summer.
town on last Wednesday evening st 5:30. dorsed. Local democrats predict t hat
C a n c e r W a r ts , T u m o rs in th e F le sh o f M an a n d B e a s t, C o rn s,
fusion is no go tills year, but we have
B u n io n s , S p ra in s a n d B ru ise s, a n d is a n E x c e lle n t L in im e n t
The cow question will be voted on Funeral services will be held at the resi­ wagered peanuts th at It is.—Reporter.
dence on this, Friday afternoon at 3
fo r R h e u m a tis m , N e u ra lg ia , P le u r is y a n d a ll P a i n s a n d
again at the June election. “Old Pide’’
o’clock conducted by Rev. Levi D. Barr,
A c h e s o f t h e B ody. I t A lso c u re s F is tu la In H o rse s a n d r e ­
and her friends will probably be able
pastor of Friends church. The relative*
m o v es E n la r g e m e n t on th e B o n e.
T W O S U N D A Y W E D D IN G S .
to drnm up enough votes to allow her
will leave on the morning train, Satur­
to continue to browse on the commons
Have every th in g you w ant In the
L in to n -H a d le y .
day with the remains fo* Eugene where
throughout Yamhill.
This linim ent w m thoroughly tested by Dr. Wm. Ellis during thirty-five years practice
the interment will be made io tbe fam­
A quiet but very pleasant wedding oc-
m edicine, and in cases of Tumors, Cancer Wart», and all u nnatural growths on Man
ily
burying
grounds.
The
deceased,
al­
cured
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
or B e M t it has alm ost invariably taken the place of the Surgeon’s Knife.
The debate at Crater’s ball tonight
between the college team and a team though well along in years had been Alonzo Hadley northwest of town, Sun­
from Monmouth will no doubt be high­ hale and hearty up to the time when he day morning at nine o’clock, in the
T ry a b o ttle o f th is L in im e n t a n d I f you t h in k It n o t w o r th t h e
ly entertaining. The boys ought to received a stroke of paralysis, and be marriage of Miss Zeila M. Hadley to
p ric e p a id , r e t u r n t h e b o ttle a n d g e t y o u r m oney.
have a full house for they have been at was one of the most enthusiastic prune- Samuel Linton, Rev. J . F. Day officia­ NEW COODS ARRIVING DAILY & PRICES TO SUIT EVERY
For sale at the Drug Stores in Newberg. When wanted by mail address,
ting. Both of the young people are of
considerable expense in arranging for growers of the county.
ONE.
E. A. E L L IS , N e w b e rg , O re g o n .
Newberg and are well known by a large
the debate.
The people of Newberg, irrespective oi circle of friends. Sam in a steady, bard
Old Yamhill is getting a move on all party ties, are highly gratified over the working yoang man who has always Wall Paper & Picture Moulding in all Styles & Prices.
around. Our enterprising friends in the renomination of Hon. Clarence Butt for made his own way and will have a wor­
other end of the county are now work­ the legislature, and also the nomination thy helpmeet in his estimable wife who, Alao a F u ll L in e o f n ew cat C a rp e t* . A ll linen o f U n d e r ta k in g
G oods co n w tau tly on b a n d .
ing for the establishment of a creamery of J. L. Hoskins for county recorder by though young, is well trained in all
at Sheridan. They have a good location the republican county convention held the arts of housewifery. We understand
for auch an enterprise and should not last Tuesday. Mr. Butt acquitted him­ the young people will begin housekeep­
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lose an opportunity for making it self with credit at the last session of the ing at once in the C. K. Spaulding cot­
legislature, and having gained much by tage on Biver street.
go.
experience, will be much better fitted
Harold Strong of Corvallis, a late for the responsible position at the com­
B o n d -L In to n .
resident of the vicinity of Dayton, was ing session. J. L. Hoskins is one of our
a passenger on the steamer Ruth Mon­ best citizens, and beside being well qual­ Married—At the residence of Mrs.
day, on his way to San Francisco, ified for the position to which he aspires, Hannah Bond of Newberg, Sunday, Ap­
where he expects to remain about two he is entitled to the place if long years ril 22, Miss Beatrice Linton to W. II.
months. Mr. Strong’s father had an of faithful service for the republican Bond. It was a moat pleasant occasion
interest In the sawmill at Mission land­ party counts in a candidate's tavor. A and was witnessed by a number of
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ing with J . W. Forsythe, several years number of voters outside bis party have friends and relatives. Tbe parlors were
ago. He now owns the sawmill at Cor­ already stated that they intend to vote tasteiully decorated with apple and dog
The best-informed men sad woman la ths world oaa ths AMSBICAH
wood blossoms and cut flowers artisti- j
vallis, and has been shipping hardwood for him at the polls.
MONTHLY REVIEW OP REVIEWS to kt«p well Informed, and call
cally
arranged.
At
12:15
o'clock
Miser
lumber to San Francisco. To look after
it tha “ necessary ” aad “ Indispensable " magazine. In ths bwsy rash
There is a difficulty to locate some Jennie Kennedy began the wedding
of to-day ambttloaa men and women must know a boat U m Important
the lumber partly, and other business
questions of tha month, and not only this, they want to haow «beat
is what takes Harold to the Golden people in politics this year, as usual. march, the procession being led by Rev. 1
them at tha right tlma. When tha whole country Is puttied over tha
For Instance, J. C. Cooper was last J. F. Day, the officiating officer. The
Gate C ity —Dayton Herald.
gigantic combination of treats, a well-informed article la printed la tha
week enrolled as a democratic delegate couple took their place* under an arch
AMERICAN MONTHLY, giving tha facta, aad Its editor discusses tha
Both the republican primaries held from South McMinnville precinct. A t,, spanning the bay window In the west
theory ; when tha Drayfua «fair Is la avaryoas’t mouth, the beat story
of Dreyfus and tha great ease corns* oat ia this magazine.
Saturday were well attended. The dele­ the populist tonvention in this c >unty parlor, In a beautiful and impressive
Every month, la “ The Progress of tho World.” Dr. Albert M aw
gates elected to attend the county re­ he was made a member of the fusion ceremony they were pronounced hus­
giro* a comprehensive picture of th* world’s history daring tho pre­
publican nominating convention held advisory committee and sent as a dele­ band and wife. After congratulation*
vious thirty day*. In the departments, tha valuable articles aad boefcs
Tuesday were: North Newberg, J. L. gate to the state convention
At Tort-¡the dining room doors were thrown
that have been published during tha past month are reviewed aad
quoted from, so that tha readers of ths AMERICAN MONTHLY can get
Hoskins, J. G. Hadley, F. H. Storey, land he was chosen by the state oen open and tbe gnests were invited to a
the gist of them. In every issue nearly a hundred picture* are printed.
R. J. Cooper, E. H. Woodward, H. J. tral committee of the so-called “silver sumptuous dinner. Many costly and
Including tha portraits of tha man aad woman who are making tha
Littlefield, A. J. Winters, J . H. Rees, A. republicans” to go to Kansas City and beautiful presents were noticeable upon
history of tho month.
Heater, A. T. Blair, C. A. Hod son, X. whoop it up lor Bryan
Which party a table arranged for them. All agree-l
To bo thoroughly well informed helps any man or woman la hla a*
her work. A subscription to tho AMxBlCAH MONTHLY EE VIEW
G Kirk and R. B. Linnville. South does he belong to? There is, In fact, no that it was a most pleasant affair and
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rsprsssnts an Investment for tho hoot kind of profit, as
Newberg, C. A. Butt, D. Turner, H. H. such thing as a silver republican, and many friends in Newberg and vicinity
well as entertain meat. On« subscriber has just written: “ (M at ms
Winslow, Jesse Edwards, B C. Miles, if we were a populist or democrat we extend congratulation«
A Guest.
a lift subscriber, aad when you send me a number beyond tha limit of
J . C. Hodson, L. M. Parker and J J . would demand that Mr. Cooper re­
Mr. Bond ia one of Newberg'« respon­ H a s th e h eat b icycles on tlie b e s t te rm s . T h e o n ly p la c e fn to w n
my subscription and secure no renewal i,om mo, consider It a write* of
my death.”
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Wood*. M. J. Jones of North New­ nounce all things republican before he sible young business men, wbo tends
w h e re th e y c a n be p u rc h a s e d on in s ta llm e n t p la n —
Price s j cents par number, fis.jo a year.
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berg and J . C. Hodson of Sooth New­ could trajn with us. We would sug­ strictly to business, and if therefore get­
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berg were elected as precinct commit­ gest as a cartoon for Mr. Cooper’» ting to tbe front; snd ss to his hand-1
teemen for tbe next two year*. Will “Campaign” an attempt to locate tbe some young wife, since her residence in '
Thomas was nominated lor road super- true political affiliation of the editor. Newberg of (boat s year, her attractive
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viasr for ths south precinct, while in tbe Admiral Dewey might be worked into qualities have won her many warm Come and taka year choice from the Imperial, Rambler, Waverley, Mitchell, En­
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north tbe nomination was left to a com- tbe picture also. The job would cer­
sign, Pennant, Spalding Chainleas, Trihnne, Ideal, Stearns, PWoanig,
Butte« and was made later.
Tbe Graphic voiesa its best wishes to
tainly keep tbe artist busy.—Reporter.
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