T<» C o rn A Cnl«l I n O n e I»Ry
Mayor Maloney went back to Ne» berg i erty until A ugust 27 at 8 p. m., 1900 to
j furnish and deliver gravel upon the fol- ! Take L axa tiv e B romo Q u in in e T ablet ?*, All j
on
Tuesday
to
continue
th
e
work
of
sur-
tini ¿gists re fu n d the m oney if it fallí, to cure. !
Fresh vegetables at W ilson’s grocery.
; veying th it tow n, and relocating lines, i lowing named streets or portions th ere K. W. G roro'* sig n a tu re is on each box. iìóc.
C . F. Moore has ten ts to ren t or sell.
Moore’s corn rem over or your money i It is understood th a t X ew berg has a of :
The G raphic and th e Oregonian for back.
R iver street from tho corporate limits A d m i n i s t r a t o r ' s N o t i c e o f F i n a l S e t t l e - !
twofold purpose In this work. They are
in c u t.
$ 2 . 00 .
S traw b erry crates for sale by C. B. laying the foundation for a big city, to . on the south to the intersection with
Notice i* h e re b y ilv e n th a t the u n d e rs ig n e d [
follow the establishm ent of tho beet sug j First street; F irst street from the cor- A dm inistrator of th e e sta te of C harles B ovard,
C. B. Wilson is still paying cash for W ilson.
e ce a se d has filed h is d u a l account w ith said i
ar factory, and incidentally expect to 1 porate lim its on th e west to the inter- d Oitate,
produce.
iu th e c o u n ty c o u rt of Y am hill county,
Good straw or hay rack for sale.
have a couple of expensive bridges on ' section witli River stre e t; Portland road O regou, aud th a t said c o u rt has a p p o in te d Sat- j
A horse for sale. G entle, and a good
! u n la y A ugust ISth. A. I). 1900, a t 10 o ’clock a. m.
.E d m u n d R o b i n s o n .
from
tlie
corporate
lim
its
on
the
east
to
the outskirts unloaded from the shoul
i a * th e d iy ED l h o a r for tho h e arin g of objee-
ro a d ste r. M. V otaw.
8-21
to th e said final a c c o u n t aud th e settle* ,
Leave vonr orders a t the office of the ders of the town. They can accomplish tho bridge crossing cauvon; Meridian ' tioua
m erit thereof.
^
Leave orders at W ilson’s Grocery for Chas. K . Spaulding Logging Co. for slab : the first, and perhaps b o th . T hree of street from the corporate lim its on tho
Now. th e re fo re , a ll persons in te re s te d iu i
; said e sta te are hereby notified aud re q u ire d to j
expressing or lig h t hauling.
wood.
her principal streets have been widened north to the intersection w ith First i ap p o ar at th e c o u u ty c o u rt room , at M cM iun- |
s tre e t; Dayton road from the intersec- vilie, sai l c o u n ty aud state, a t said tim e, to j
j th e n and th e re show cause, if any th e re be, i
C. C. Sm ith is now be ready to make from 60 to 80 feet. F irst stre et, which
T ry a load of slab wood for $1.50.
! lion w ith First street in a southwesterly ; why said ace m a t sh o u ld not be settled , allow - I
is
the
principal
one,
has
now
attained
stam p pictures 18 for 23o. Four differ
T h e Chas. K . Spaulding Logging Co.
ed am i approved, a u d th e a d m in is tra to r d is I
direction
to
th
e
corporate
lim
its;
Main
th a t width, the work of moving back the
I c h arg ed , a u d said e sta te forever aud finally
ent positions.
A. It. Cl Ml'STON,
F o r sule a yearling Cotswold ra ta and
early erected frauio buildings having , street from th e corporate limits on the settled
in istra to r of th o E sta te of C harles Bo*
Beginning next M onday evening the been progressing for some tim e. There north to the intersection with Dayton v a A rd d , m deceased.
a n Angora Billy.
$17
ated Ju ly A>, 1900.
postoffice will close a t 7 :io. Don’t go is evidence of public sp irit in this. road ; W est Cbehaleui road from tho in ' | C B larence
t3
If. C. P al ’ lsk . v .
B utt, A tt’y for E state.
late and get left.
Im agine yourself giving tea feet off the tersection witli Main street iu a n o rth
G o to T . U. Cum m ings for paints and
-------- W ill open their--------
front of your business lot solely for the westerly direction to til# corporate lim Dr. H. J . L ittlefield.
Well
boring
done
by
P
.
W.
Cum
m
ins
o ils. A full line of u n dertaking goods
Dr. H. A. L ittlefield.
i
t
s
;
Fourth
street
from
the
intersection
public
good
and
th
e
looks
of
th
e
town.
at 30 cents per foot, board furnished for
k e p t in stock.
Xewberg w ill always deserve a beet with R iver street and thence east two
him self and band.
S u tto n , Calkins A Co. have an ad in
sugar factory for her enterprise. If she blocks and thence southeasterly one
Mrs. M .E . Myers has returned hom e doesn’t get it, there will be few deader block on Fourth street to the intersec
th is issue worthy the careful attention
from Portland where she spent several towns anyw here.—R eporter.
of our readers.
tion w ith W yuooski and Columbia
Newberg, Oregon.
weeks visiting with relatives.
-Iu the-
The R eporter is wrong in giving the streets.
Mrs. J . T. Colton returned last week
Each bid m ust state the amount per
Mrs. C. W ard of C harlston who has impression th a t the im provem ents are
from Oregon City w here she had been
v isitin g her daughter Mrs. W . R, Scott, been visiting for a about a year a t her being made preparatory to a big city, on cubic yard for which the party subm it
th e stren g th of the beet sugar factory ting the same will furnish and deliver
old hom e in M ichigan has retu rn ed .
Mrs. L. L. V otiw an d boys and Miss [
proposition. The work being done con- the gravel upon each one of the above
Office 2 d o o r, w est of Moore s Drug store.
Opposite the Bank of Newberg.
J. E . Pres snail is building a neat i
Louise C utts returned hom e Tuesday
sists iu locating corners, straightening named streets or portions thereof, and I 1st. stre et. N ew berg, O regon.
ev en in g from th eir outing at Seaside, cottage on his recently purchased
delivered
to
the
street
commissioner
streets etc, w hich should have been dune
.
I across th e street north of Mrs. Rutana.
years ago, and which came up now in who shall open tho same before thecom -
Marvin and C am e B lair are out a t I
C hance McCormick is erecting a six connection with th egraveling being done. m ittee on streets and public property at
H enry A ustins ranch in Tillamook
C ounty this week on a Ashing exp ed i room Cottage on h it lota on the corner It was sim ply a m utter of business neces th e council room August 27, at 8 o’clock
at th e intersection of Main street an d sity, city or no city. And we w ant it p. in. Said gravel to be put on the cen
tio n .
the Dayton rood.
understood rig h t now th a t the life of ter of said streets and there shall be oue Office a n d R esidence one block sou th of Bank
Howard W aitoa, living o u t n o rth of
of N ew berg.
Newberg does not depend on any beet cubic yard of gravel for every nine feet
The
best
of
fresh
and
salt
m
eats
th
e
to w n , enjoyed a visit the first of th e
of
street
surface
in
length,
and
ns
direct
sugar
factory'.
If
it
comes
our
develop
week from his nieoe3, the Misses W alton m arket affords will be found at the New-
I berg Meat M arket. The highest prices m ent will be th e more swift and Certain. ed by tho street commissioner and said
of P ortland.
----- With an entirely new stock of-----
If not, wd will still develop, an d will gravel to be hauled and delivered and
j paid for b utcher’s stock.
T he C hristian K .ideavorers wero very
only approach nearer th e present level th e contract completed on or before the
successful with th e ir ice cream supper j Mrs. Elsie Peters and children arrived of other Yam hill towns. T h a t’s how first day of Octolier, A. D. 1900. The ex
Tuesday evening, clearing eighteen or here last Friday evening from M apleton, "d ead er” we will bo. R ight now, with pense of graveling tho intersection of
| M innesota, and are a t Mrs. P eters’ the only pressed brick p lan t in tho statet said streets to ire paid by th e city and
tw en ty dollars.
I parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. M cCreas.
with the largest lum ber mill lit this sec th e rem ainder to be paid by th e prop
M r, and Mrs. E. II. W oodward and
F arm ers I w ant your eggs. I w ill tion of th e country, with a canning and erty owners whoso property a b u tt upon A New a n d C om plete Lino of Fall M illinery.
«on H erm an left Saturday m orning for
Egg packers packing house in course of preparation, said streets proposed to begravoled. Tho
a sh o rt outing a t Seaside retu rn in g give cash for th em .
with a successful cream ery in operation, party or parties receiving th e contract U V E I S S I F . -H i. Z B I E H - i X j ,
furnished free to those w ishing them .
Tuesday evening.
(Successor to Mrs. L ena J. Ile ile r.)
— Which will be sold for the-
with a larg efio u rin g m ill.a brick factory, will be required to cuter into a w ritten
C . B. W il s o n .
234 G rand Ave. o r H a w th o rn e Ave., H eiler
A . P. Oliver has been having th e
two tile mills, an ax handle factory and contract and to give a bond for the
Bldg.,
P
o
rtla
n
d
.
O
regon.
Take
O
regon
City
W ith a clubbing rate of only $2 a year
■harness shop opposite th e postoffice
other sm aller concerns “ too numerous faithful performance of said w ork. The
or W oodstock car.
painted a healthy red. Roe Ramsey ia 1 ior the G raphic and th e Oregonian you to m ention,’’Newberg has more m anu com m ittee reserves the rig h t to reject
j
get
all
th
e
news,
both
local
and
general,
npplyng th e brush.
facturing' industries th an any town iu any or all bids, and no bids will bo re
^ “ Come iu aud get acquainted.
a t a very low figure. Now is th e tim e
the county. Newberg is not Inactively ceived afler th e time lim ited herein.
A fter an extended period of faithful
to subscribe.
walling for the factory, nor, incidentally This notice is given and the w ork to be
service,W oodard C harles has q u it the |
G raphic office and is now ranching it i E . S. Craven says he cut one hundred for " th e com pletion of th9 Y am hill performed under and by v irtu e of ordl
out north of town with his b ro th er , tous of red clover from tw entytw o acres locks.” If wo don’t get the factory we nano No. 150, passed by the common
this season and the same piece is now will get som ething else. M ark th at, council of th e city oi N ewborg, July
L u th e r.
THIS MEANS YOU.
m aking a th ird growth sufficient for j Its a weak brand of enterprise th a t only 30th, A. D . 1900
Mrs. W illiam P ark and two children
J. J . W oods ,
good fall pasture. This has been a | spurts for some one great end, and fail
of Portland visited in tow n over Sunday
Street Commissioner. N o t ic e T h e F o l l o w i n g O fl'e rs o f
splendid clover season.
ing iu th a t, subsides into th a t "q u ie t”
w ith T. B. Cum m ings’ fam ily w ith I
K ca l F a ta te .
D ated August 17, 1900.
spirit of peace and tran q u ility w hich
w hom they used to be good friends in | Tho so othing and h ealin g properties
No.
1
118
Ac
5 mi from Newberg $2500
II. COOPER, President.
of C h am b erlain ’s Cough Remedy', its broods over some Y am hill tow ns. Tho
II
N ew ton, K ansas.
1400
“ 2 67 “ 3>i
Reporter
is
loyal
to
Newberg
nlright,
but
A
n
n
o
u
n
c
e
m
e
n
ts
.
pleasant taste an d p ro m p t and perm a
II
1300 E. K. SH AW , Vice Pres.
“ 3 60 “ 4
W'm. H endershott of P ortland was in
J. M. WRIGHT, Sec. and Manager.
n e n t cures, have m ade it a g reat favor- ra th e r underestim ates th e staying
II
650
“ 4 45 " 4
tow n last F rid ay , feeling tb e pulsa of
qualities
of
th
e
“
enterprise
and
public
F.VANCIEMCAI.
CHURCH.
[ itc w ith the people ev ery w h ere. For
ii
3000 Choice Farm and City Property.
th e hop growers h e reab o u t. A good j
sp irit” w hich it com plim ents in us.
Sunday School every Sunday m orn “ 5 255 " 4
sale by C. F . Moore <fc Co.
II
1375
*•
6
27,*¿
'•
2>i
hop crop never fails to bring W in .’s :
Collect Rents and Look After Estates.
ing at 10 o’clock.
II
D uring th e Civil w ar, as well as in
1000
W m . M anning received th e old sw ord
genial face aro u n d .
Preaching every Sunday eveniug at “ 7 44 “ ”
Investments Made for Non-Residents.
II
« 8 16
900
from th e E a st th e oth er d a y which our lato war w ith S pain, d ia rrh o e a was 8 o’clock.
Ira W akefield has purchased th o E .
Insurance Written in Select Companies.
I
I
550
M rs. M an n in g ’s father, lately dr.-eased, one of th e m ost troublesom e diseases
Prayer m eeting every Wednesday " 9 10 “
H ouck property in th e southw est p a rt
II
th
e
a
rm
y
had
to
cou
ten
d
w
ith
.
Iu
700
“
10
20
“
»
used ns a comm issioned officer in th e
evening a t 8 o’clock.
of town and will move to it in a few days.
<1
250
“ 11 5‘i " “
Civil w ar. I t will become a hig h ly m any Instances it became chronic and
Everybody invited. F. W . L a u n c h ,
M r. and Mrs. Houck will move to P o rt- j
II
th e old soldiers still suffer w ith it. Mr.
250 If you want to buy, either a large or small farm, you can save botk
treasured fam ily heirloom .
“
i
2
b \ i “ yx
Pastor.
la n d , we und erstan d , to live w ith their
it
D avid T aylor of W ind Ridge, G reene
1000
"
13
25
•'
time and money by calling on us.
If we haven’t what you
Mr. NeDon Sykes, th e new book Co., Pa., is one of these. He uses C hatn-
d au g h ter.
it
• i j4
eg h »
700
m . e . c n t 'u c n .
'
want
vve
will
take
pleasure
in
assisting
you in procuring prop
| keeper for th e C has. K. Spaulding b erlaiu ’s Colic, Cholera a n d D iarrhoea
ii
P res. McGrew au d C. J . Edw ards
1000
T here will be an old people’s service “ 15 16 “ 3
erty to your satisfaction.
If a non-resident and wish to ob
Logging Company, is so well pleased Remedy an d says he never found a n y
it
drove over to Scotts Mills last week
3000
“ 16 95 " “
tain information about Real Estate or the country in general,
w ith his position and tho town in th in g th a t w ould give h im such quick a t tlie M. E . church next S u n d ay m orn
it
10000
a n d attended F riends Q uarterly M eet
or
Newberg (the town of schools and churches) in particular,
general th a t he speaks of sending back relief. I t Is for sale by C. F . Moore & ing. T he sin g in g will be of tlie old stylo. “ 17 300 “ 4
II
600
ing over Sunday.
They w ent on a
Rev. Hosford oi Portland w ill preach, “ 18 10 “ 3
write us.
to his home in Michigan and having
it
1 9
1 0
Co.
tr i p up into the big tim ber M onday
850
lie is one of th e first circuit riders of
his parents come out and make th eir
it
a n d re tu rn e d h o m e T u e sd a y .
10000
“ 25 347 “ “
Y a m h i l l co u n ty .
E v e ry b o d y in v ite d .
hom e h ere.
T
a
k
e
N
o
tic
e
400
acres
river
bottom
land aiibd vided
The
evening
service
will
be
a
call
for
M r. and Mrs. W illiam Griffin of Iow a
Prof. D. M. M etzger and wife o f La-
Beginning M onday, August 27, the tw en tieth volunteers by tho pastor. *
into 10,15 and 40 acre tracts.
w ho are m aking an extended trip on the
F ayette visited o u t n o rth w e st of tow n postotfiee will close a t 7,15 I’. M. in
Sunday school a t 10 a. m., preaching “ 20 House and lot ia Newberg 175
C oast, stopped off here th e first of the
W ednesday w ith Mrs. M etzger’s sister stead oi 8 o’clock as heretofore.
ii
a t 11 a. id . and 8 p. m . Class m eeting “ 21
200
“
week and are visiting w ith relatives.
” **“ j
|
Mrs. W . W . N elson. Prof. M etzger has
it
E. H. W o o d w a r d , P. M. a t 12 m .
R e v . S a m u e l S n y d e r , Pastor.
225
« 22
**
M r. Griffin is an uncle of Mrs. A1 C lark ],___ _ , __ ,__ ,_
! been a teacher in th e L aF a y e tte sem i
II
400
" 23
'•
an d M ra.E . P. and H . C. D ixon.
nary, a n d since th a t in stitu tio n lias
II
.i 2 4
»
N o tic e .
600
D.
r
.
Price.
O.
L.
Price.
R oilin and C arrol K irk have rented been consolidated w ith LaCreolo acad-
O ver 100 choice located lots in tho heart
Bran, Short9, Chop and M iddlings at
tlie M arriage property, across th e street eruy, ho is still a m em ber of th e fac-
of tho city of Newberg.
th e m ill. Flour in every store.
frotn Dr. C lara Davidsons, for th e ir home ulty, a n d th e y w ill soon m ove to
If you w ant to raise chickens take a iook
Any kind of grain exchanged into
in town th is w inter. Tho house is to be D allas, th e ir new Geld of w ork,
a t my % acre lots.
other mill stuff, or bought a t highest
p ainted up,re-p ap ered , thoroughly o v er-t
Correspondence Solicited. Call on or
G race & K e l l e r .
Newberar, Oregon.
gone, u n til it will look like a new place, i ^ rs -
C hristenson received word m arket price.
A ddress,
A . P . O liv e r ,
(C. V. B ank Bldg.)
from h er father, W m. W ilks, who lives
I t H e lp e d W in H a ttie s .
A ll legal w ork p ro m p tly a n d carefully a tte n d ed
Newberg, Oregon.
More inquiries have been m ade for : over in Tillamook County, the other day
to.
C
ollections
giv
en
o
u
r
im
m
e
d
ia
te
a
t
T w enty-nine officers a n d m en w rote
Opposite Postonico.
College catalogues th is year th a n ever gayjng th a t be had no t recovered from
te n tio n .
before, and if this is any indication the a fall which he had several weeks ago, from tlie front to say th a t for scratches,
atte n d a n c e th is year will be good. and in all probability would never walk bruises, cuts, w ounds, sore feet and stiff
Y oung people in th is com m unity have again. This coflies as sad news not only jo in ts, llu c k le n ’s A rn ica Balvo is th e
unusual educational opportunities, and to his daughter who th o u g h t he was best in th e world. Sam e for burns, skin
JT
'
............ f
m auy w ho are not interested sufficiently g etting along nicely, b u t to th e m any eru p tio n s nnd piles. 25c a box. C ure | | - R e m e m b e r T h a t A
S
:
*
|i|
t o take advantage of them are not aw are friends which he m ade while visiting G uaranteed. Sold by C. F. Moore &
Co.,
druggists.
o f th e serious handicap which th e y are here. Mrs. W ilks is also in poor h ealth .
W ill sell cheaper than any one in the County.
W ill exchange Nem
placing against them selves. If they are
Goods
for
old.
n o t e l B u s in e s s f o r R ale.
A m eeting o f th e pastors of th e tow n
n o t careful th e realization will come too
On account of continued sickness in
Goods sold on W eekly or Monthly Payments.
was held W ednesday nfternoon to d is
late.
cuss th e m a tte r of organizing a n a n ti my fam ily, I have concluded to offer for WJAre still in the Lead with a Larger and more Complete Stock ofWI
A gentlem an from E astern Oregon
saloon league. I t was decided th a t on sale the good will and p art of the
TTOKNEY-AT-LAW.
who was down here a few days ago, says
| S u n d ay ,
S sp tem b cr 2, th e pastors furniture of th e N ewberg H otel. Partly
th a t p art of the state is strong
should preach oil th e subject of te m on credit if desired. T here are several | DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, GENT’S FURN ISH -j|
Carriage and Wagon Builder*.
M cKinley. The g reat difference in th e
p erance in all th e city pulpits, a n d th a t j regular boarders and an increasing
VIII
p
ra
c
tic
e
In
.
l
i
t
h
e
c
o
u
rt,
of
th
e
n
t.te
price of wool between th e Cleveland
A ttention . I r e n to prolm to w ork, the
INGS, LADIES, MISSES & CHILDREN’S
f | 1 R w perlnf
in tb e n ear future, follow ing th a t d a te i ' transient trad e. The house lias been ( |
ritin g of d e e d ., m ortg ag e., c o n tra c t, au d th e Repairing, Painting and Trimming
and M cKinley
adm inistrations has a union m eeting should be h e ld for kept in first class style, and is favorably
I d ra ftin g of a ll legal im pels.
opened th e eyes of the sheep raisers,
CLOAKS, CAPES & JACKETS.
||
N ew b a r« . O r e g o n .
p e rm a n e n t organization o f th e league known by the commercial m en, and tlie | |
Promptly Done.
and he says th a t m any old M issouriaus,
O r n c g — Second F loor
an d adoption of co n stitu tio n . T h is is a traveling public generally. I t ia a good m
^
» Hank of NewLerg B uilding.
w ho have never voted an y th in g b u t the
investm
ent
for
some
one.
very w o rth y m ovem ent a n d we hope to
dem ocratic ticket in th e ir whole lives, I
F . X . M c A tek , Proprietor.
Horseshoeing and General Blade-
see it successfully organized iu N e w
will cast th eir first republican vote for
'V>
smithing.
berg.
P u b l i c Rale.
M cK inley. T hey have no trouble in d e - ,
flj
ln
short
you
will
find
everything
usually
found
in
a
well
select-ljwf
term ining th e p aram ount issue.
I will offer at public sale to the highest
■Some m isunderstanding has arisen in
&
ed stock of D RY GOODS. We are still
¡¿jv
N ew berg
A rthur Hodson cam e down" from regard to th e graveling of the streets by i bidder at tbe Cottage Hotel in Newberg,
W INK A BLIN K
H eppner last week where he had been property owners, and th e street com- j on Saturday, August 25th 1900, at
W ill you w ink a n d b lin k y o u r life . _ am i nor
teaching for some tirno and raising m ittee of the city council wish us to j 2 o’clock p. m. th e following described
r>u* energy aw ay, r a th e r th a An
n w
w«!«r
e ar gli
g la r e s ?
property
to
w
it;
One
span
of
horses,
make
th
e
following
statem
ent.
P
roperty
Will
you force your eyes to overw ork, ne g le ct
aheep on the side. He say9 lie w ent to
■ VER Y TH IN G IN T H * LIMB OR
them ’ w hen they ery for help, abu*o them year
harness
aud
buck
board
wagon.
Ono
owners
who
wish
to
do
th
e
ir
own
grav
__ , u n t l r a t m id d le lifo you a re com-
. a fte r year,
see the M inor h erd of sh o rt horns, of
to
seek
a
id
,
perhap*
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w hich N. C. Maris has charge, and says eling, may have th a t privilege, b u t all bop pickers cam p outfit, tru n k s, valises,
I im p a ire d beyond e n tire re p a ir?
A L I T T L E C LA S S AID
it is in fine condition. li e spoke espec such m ust, by eight o’clock Monday wash tu l« , fruit jars, tin ware, chairs,
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! a t th e p ro p e r tim e w ill rave you a w orld of
ia lly of the $1700 cow lately im ported evening,August 27th, sign bonds p rep ar bedsteads, ami many o th e r articles.
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from the E ast, and says she is a beauty,
Give me
printed book and n e w ip a p e r for eom panlon- Repairing Neatly Done.
being far ahead of h e r best photographs. th e ir own graveling, as required by th e wagon, six m onths lim e will be giveu,
i «hip. ConK ultatlon nnd Eye* Tented Free.
a
call.
note hearing 8 per cent in terest. All
council.
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the
council
will
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This aristocratic nnim .il, along w ith th e
; 1 Mock E. I'oatufflro.
Jew e le r a O ptician
rest of tbe herd will be down to th e let th e contract for graveling all the other articles cash.
M ;;s . F r a n k H a n s o n .
sta te fair next m onth and will come up frontage not already graveled or covered
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by th e signed bonds.
ag ain st th e famous La id cattle.
Local Events.
Moore’s dandruff cure or no pay.
»NOTICE-
Ehret B ros
LITTLEFIELD BROTHERS,
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PHYSICIANS & SURCEONS.
S T O R E
E L M E R P. D IX O N
% H o s k in s Building,
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CLARA M. DAVIDSON, M. D.
SATURDAY AUGUST 18,
DENTIST
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
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SHOES, FURNISHINGS and
NOTIONS,
M IL L IN E R Y
LOW EST
C A S II H IU C B S ,
EVERYBODY!
N ew b erg
h
Land
Co.
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N ew berg, Ore.
ii
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h
Furniture Store
HARDWICK & CO.
CARRY A FULL LINE
PRICE & PRICE.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
— OF—
NEW AND SECOND-HAND
F U M M T O E ]
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Sutton Calkins & Co.
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BOY GARDNER
CLARENCE BUTT.
$ Ladies Furnishings and Notions.
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H a rn ess S h o p .
« «H O R S E GOODS«**
LEADERS IN THE
f
SHOE TRADE !
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H. L. Sutherland.
P r e v e n te d A T r a g e d y .
A Springbrook crowd of Coasters
C. B. Lafoliett of this city has made
w hich got in last week, has som ething money ou t oi one cow by furn ish in g
of a fish story to tell on th e slightest p ro m ilk for th e cheese factory. H is re
vocation. Ju stin H aw orth was fishing tu rn s for th e m ilk for th e m onth are
o n e day, and hooked a big gatney fellow $3,10, besides all th e milk a fam ily of
w ho managed to break the lin e and get five and a young calf could use. If th e
aw ay with it. Two days after, Axim factory h ad n ’t been, here his wife would
Newby and L. M . Carey were fishing have made b u tte r of th e surplus, for
n ear the sam e place, and after a long and which he spent $2,10, leaving him a net
exciting struggle, finally succeeded in profit of $1,60 and th e ex tra work of
landing a fifteen pound cat-fish. W hen m aking the b a tte r.—Sheridan S un.
The same results can be obtained by a
th ey cut him open for practical use, they
found the id entical line lost b y Mr. patronage of onr cream ery. I t is doing
H aw orth, to-gether w ith a peculiarly business on a small scale b u t it is
disabled crab w hich one of the party had enough such th a t m akes a success of our
caught and throw n back two days before. new enterprises. T he result is a profit
Stranger things haTe happened, b u t this to both patron and cream ery. Let the
is th e best fish story reported this season sm all farmers iu th is com m unity take
I note.
th u s far.
Wc have the|& R I I K
ill N P W n P Y P
Tim ely inform ation g iven Mrs. Geo. | jjln our stock you will find just what you need.
Little Sampson Shoe for Boys and Girls, the best S c h o o l ■ » • H i l l U l I v U V i U U I q i
Long of N ew H traitsville, Ohio, saved
tw o lives. A frightful cough h ad long
Shoe in any market.
K. E M UTT. PreaM ent.
n c: MILK* V ice-Free.
kept h e r aw ak e every n ig h t. She had
E. II WOODWARD, Secretary-
trie.] m any rem edies a n d doctors bnt
J . C. CULTORI). C a a h ltr.
steadily grew worse u n til urged to try
D r. K in g ’s N ew D iscovery. One bot
tle w holly cured h er; a n d she w rites, [>]
th is m arvilous m edicine also cured Mr.
B. T. MILF.ft,
J. O. COLCORD.
L ong of a severe a tta c k o f P neum onia.
E. H. WOODWARD.
Such cures are positive proof of its
N. K BRITT.
J II DOUGLAS, JR .
pow er to cu re all th ro a t, ch est rrid lu n g
gJF *A s usual is the best.
D irectors.
troubles. O nly ode a n d f t . G u a ra n
teed. T rial bottles free a t C. F. Moore
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C O R B F ^F O M D F .M T JI—Ladd <% T ilton. Port
A C a ’s d rugstore.
la n d ; N a tio n rl P ark B ank. New York.
^ O u r motto is Success.
Wc know how to succeed.
We must M
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GROCERIES, GLASS & QUEENSWARE, CROCKERY
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S e a le d B id e W a n te d —T o f la n ! ft ra v e l.
Sealed bids will Itc received by the
C om m ittee on streets and public prop-
<2 our civ.’.onu-r-i, this tv.- try to do.
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CAPITAL STOCK, S30.000.
r . A. UOKK1S, Prca.
A. It. MILLS. Vice Pr«a.
MOSES VOTAW, Caahlaz.
Newberg, O p .
O R G -A -T T IZ IE D
1 8 9 3
Transacts a general banking
business.
Foreign Exchange bought and
sold.
Stranger* v ioiting th e c ity a re in v ite d to c all at
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b*^ri7pJ¿dcóruvll^.QC' ,,i'Qf lh* Careful attention given Collection*.
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