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C. B. Wilson is still paying cash fcr produce. Try a load of slab wood for $1.50. New goods coming by every steamer The Chas. K . Spaulding Logging Co. Grant Heater is building n neat two for the Fair store. t3 Miss Nevada Grayson of Tillamook, story residence ou the old home place Miss Julia Delaney of Sherwood, out by Springbrook. started into college agalu Tuesday morn has been visiting relatives in this vicini ty for several days. W ill Comer came down from Seattle, ing. • Mrs.F. A. Morris attended the state Washington last week to see his mother, Leave your orders at the office of the Mrs. Silas Comer, wiio has lieen very Chaa. K. Spaulding Logging Co. for slab W .C . T. U. convention this week at sick for several days. Her many friends Moro, Eastern Oregon. wood. are glad to know that she is now improv Mrs. Ethel Ball o f Portland, visited ing. Go toT. It. Cummings for paints and oils. A full line of undertaking goods with Misa Joyce Hoskius at Springbrook The Spaulding Logging Company lias several days the first of the week. kept in stock. been putting in some expensive new Mrs. J. W. Vaughan is prepared to do machinery at tbeir sawmill this week A. R. Cumpeton of Portland was in town shaking hands with New berg all kinds of sewing at her home on Fifth in the way of a new improved planer, street between Riverand Wynooski. t2 and new boiler and engine. They have friends the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Vickrey of L a Fay now arranged for ono engine to run the Charley Hoskins left town Saturday for Laurel, where he began teaching ette were down Wednesday to attend saw, and the other to run the planer. the funeral of Mrs. Vickrey’s sister, the district school Monday morning. I. E. Holt o f Oakesdale, Washington, Mrs. Buzick. came down on business last week, rela Air-tight Heating Stoves made and re The best of fresh and salt meats the tive to the sale of his father’s place west paired. Stoves exchanged for cord market affords will be found at the New of town. Ed is organizing in Washing wood. A. W heels », Plumber. berg Meat Market. The highest prices ton a mutual insurance company sim Photographs cheap, but not cheap pho ilar to the Oregon, located at McMinn paid for butcher's stock. tographs—twenty-four stamp pictures ville, and has good prospects of a success Farmers I want your eggs. I will for twenty five cents at Smith’s photo ful organization. give cash for them. Egg packers gallery. A. C. Churchill is now having rock furnished free to those wishing them. Miss Ida Wood returned to her work delivered for the foundation of his large C. B. W ilso n . in Portland Tuesday morning after a fruit canning plant. The lumber will The ladies of the M . E. church intend several day’s visit with the home folks be delivered as soon as the architect has serving their annual chicken pie dinner in town. the plans drawn. The building is to be on election day, Nov. fi. Also supper 40x80 feet, aud two stories high, joining Mrs. W . N. Sutton, little daughter, and late lunch. Further particulars his large warehouse on the railroad. and niece Mies Hnrris, left Tuesday later. t 2 This with the steam plant which he has thorning for a visit with friends and Ed Hatch enjoyed a visit from his there will give him a large well equip relatives in The Dalles. brother Charlie last Friday, who had ped plant which lie expects to have I f you have a ring that needs a new just returned from the Nome Country of ready for early spring canning. Bet, or if it does not fit, take it to Alaska, where his father is stationed as Married—Some time within the last Winslow Bros., the jewelers, and they a government officer. week we are moral sure that Mrs. M. C. will fix it up as nice as new. Arthur Kirk, who has been running a Rutan and W. E. Howard were united From now on the campaign will be a laundry wagon in Seattle for the last in matrimony, though like everybody fight to the finish and the Evening Tele year, returned home Wednesday even else we are unable to get particulars. gram tells all about it for ten cents a ing. He will spend the winter on the The uncommunicative couple left for week. Subscribe at postoflSce. home place north of town with his Portland Tuesday morning on their sup The public school has been steadily parents. posed wedding tour. We realize that filling up since the day of opening until Final organization of the anti-saloon if this forecast is previous we h a ve! now two hundred and seventy pupils league of Newberg will tike place in trouble on onr hands, but the signs j are enrolled, and still there’s more to the Baptist church next Tuesday even seem sure enough to justify the risk. follow. ing. If you don’t want to be counted on “ I wish to express m y thanks to the A . Lyon Watson of Bald H ill has pur the wrong side, now is a good time to manufacturers o f Chamberlain's Colic, chased the Acheson place in the suburbs show your true colors. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, for of Sprlngbrook with a view to specula In the trial held last week, in which having put on the market such a won tion. Sixteen hundred'dollars was the Mrs. Frank Hanson and Mrs. May derful medicine,” says W . W. Massin- price paid we understand. Disney were the principals, the case gill, o f Beaumont, Texas. There are j Mr. K. H. Skinner of Springbrook, was dismissed, Justice Wright decid many thousands of mothers whose favored us the first of the week with a ing that there was no evidence to sub children have been saved from attacts of dysentery and cholera infantum who sample of homegrown English walnuts, stantiate the charge. must also feel thankful. It Is for sale which were just as perfect as any ship N. E . Kegg, who was released from by C. F , Moore & Co. Druggists. ped in from foreign parts. the state insane asylum on Sept. 22d, “ A couple of months ago,” says an ex C. R. Stephens, son of E. M. Stephens, aud who returned to bis home and gro who lives on the hill north of town, was cery business here, was again committ change, “ an old man came into this married Sunday, a week ago, to Miss ed on Wednesday. His trouble is due office and stopped his paper.” We have Nora Hutchens of Happy Valley. They to excessive drinking. Being refused frequently met him on the streets since will probably move to Walla Walla to liquor by all local dealers, he would per that time and it ib very amusing to us to live. sist in drinking the lemon extracts note the look of surprise on the old fel low’s face that we are still in existence Jehu Stanbrough is expecting his bro from the shelves o f bis grooery. He regardless of the fact that he “ stopped ther Thomas Stanbrough of Iowa to ar was taken over by Sheriff Sitton and his paper.” Some day, and it w on’ t The Joseph Brower.— Reporter. rive here the last of this week for a visit. be very long, either, that poor old fellow He is out on quite an extended tour and The reception given by the Christian will tuin up his toes. Neighbors and from here will probably take in South associations of the College, on Thursday friends will follow his lifeless clay out ern California. evening of last week was a very pleasant to the cemetery and lay him to rest a- Ray Carter of Chehalem Center is pre one to all concerned, and was enjoyed mong the flowers. An obituary will ap paring to take a course in the Portland in a social, Informal way. Each one pear in these columns, telling what a Business College this winter. He, Otto present was supposed to represent in kind father, good neighbor, and benevo I ’ickett and L. W. Charles will expe some wav, by decoration or otherwise, lent citizen he was—which lie the record rience the trials of bachelorhood together tne name of a book, and to our mind, ing angel will kindly overlook for char Ralph Rees carried off the palm for ity's sake—and in a short time there in the metropolis. the most unique representation. He wore after he will be forgotton. As he lies C. A. Hodson is making preparations a cleverly constructed miniature ladder, for an eastern trip in the near future, with a toy monkey on the top round, and out there in the cold graveyard, wrapped for the purpose of buying up a car load a “ human” looking doll on the bottom in the silent slumber of death, he will of fine dairy cattle. He w ill prob one, all of which cleverly suggested never know that the last kind works spoken of him were those oi the paper ably go in company with A. S. Fogg of “ Darwin’s Descent of Man” which he “ stopped.” Mt. Tabor, who goes in quest of Brown of Newberg have caught on to the fact ’ that R o y a l T a il o b i . no is the Acme of Perfetlion, and they are casting their voters with us. R O Y A L T A ILO R IN G is always made to the exact individual meaSifsetuents of the man who buys it— "madfe tlio way ho wants it made—from i be selects—and i t is in a ile • ( n s a tis fy every time, fc.” .x-^ye k#ve m o r e th a n 5 0 0 new, Made on Honest Principles. J.iw iÌM ì fresh Imported and Domestic ^iMtings and Overcoatings just received *firoiJr-Tnn K o val T ailoiis , Chicago, U. 'T*h''A.fSnd we take delight in showing t^gm| 0 £ll who appreciate elegance and nea'tsess in dress. SO LD O N L Y B Y US . You will find iu our Stock of I.adies and Men’s Underwear and Notions just what you need. -OUR PRICES i » - '¡Por rJtivÂL T a T l O rinu are less— a great fteàl ffcss-rthan-the usual prices for the t «• ^liamediigh quality of service. '.'.' . "w'e 'can ponvince you” H O DSO N That we have an entirely new stock which we sell at Lowest Cash Prices. B R O S ., Newberg, Ore. D o n 't f o r g o t t h o F*lnco• Exclusive Resident Dealers in Royal Tailoring. Opposite Bank of Newberg. N e w b e rg Land Co. H. COOPER, President. PACIFIC COLLEGE, N E W EHRET BROS. J. M. W R IG H T , Sec. and Manager. E. K . SH AW , Vice Pres. B E R G , O IR E E . Choice Farm and City Property. Collect Rents and Look After Estates. Investments Made for Non-Residents. Insurance Written iu Select Companies. Newberg, Ore. Academy offers excellent opportunity for review work and prepa- If you want to buy, either a large or small farm, you can save both ‘ rajion for teaching. Besides the time and money by calling on us. If we haven’t what you j want we will take pleasure iu assisting you in procuring prop erty to your satisfaction. If a non-resident and wish to ob tain information about Real Estate or the country in general, or Newberg (the town of schools and churches) in particular, -There will be- write us. Regular* Common School Studies, 2 Classes in Algebra, Civil Government, Composition & Elementary Scienco. ■ . t Mrs. Kate (Holston) Buzick, whom Swiss cattle. They are now waiting to A P a y in g P ro p osition . get freight rates arranged satisfactorily. many people in this vicinity knew as a 80 acres % mile from sawmill. 70 red girl when the Holstons lived out east of fir and cedar, 10 slashed and orchard; Mr. E. K. Sbaw, of the Newberg Land town, died at her home in Salem Mon house and barn, (450. Bee Company, hat sold out his hotel and day of acute henrt trouble and Brights A. P. O l iv e ». real estate at Brooks, Marion county, disease, her death occuring just six and is now ready to loeate in Newberg A t P r iv a t e Sale months alter that of her father Jas. Hol permanently. He has not made the Good work horses. 3}£ln.wide tire ston. The funeral was conducted in purchase of property here yet, but has Salens on Tuesday and the body was Bain wagon, nearly new. Disc. Harrow, two or three pieces in mind, one o f C . 8. C a l k in s , brought down to Newberg on the boat little used. which he will probably buy for a home. C V O C U C C C I n u i A healthy moral atmosphere combined with favorable Newberg, Ore. Wednesday, for burial. The deceased C A r C n d C O L U Vi ” intellectual advantages. > To any who feels overcome with politi was thirty two years of age and a mem H a l» ! I la t .I H a t,I cal ennui and “ general apathy” we ber of the Presbyterian church. At one Go to Mrs. G. A . Ramsey’s, west of would suggest a refreshing talk with Ed time she was a student of Friends Paci Welch. Without regard to political fic Academy here when it was under the the Cottage Hotel, for your winter hats. Prices low, and hats to Buit every body. affiliations Ed is undoubtedly the best management of Dr. H. J. Minthorn. posted young politician in town, and A p p le s W an te d For Catalogue or other information Address, The prohibitionists of Portland met wisely devotes his spare time to politics W ill pay 20c per 100 lba for apples while other boys are devouring ten cent Monday eveningand organized a John P R E S . E D W IN M c G ItE W , N e w b c r g , O re g o n . G. Woolley club, of which Oscar Cox suitable for drying, delivered at my dryer detective stories. one mile west of Newberg. Gloria Mon was elected president. They then pro From a football standpoint, the college ceeded to nominate a candidate to fill days not wanted. 14 E. W. H a l l . boys this fall are light and inexperienc the Multnomah vacancy to the stato ed, but seem to have no lack of grit legislature, and also nominated Mr. Cox An n oun cem ents. and ginger. They have been organizing for that honor. Oscar seems to be the FRIKND8 CHURCH« a team with John Weed as manager, and whole thing in Portland prohibition Sunday school at 10 a. iu. Trcaching already have a prospect o( meeting the circles. ; » .. at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Pacific University team of Forest Grove. Intermediate “ - 5:30 ” W hy experiment on yourself with A game with the public school boys “ - - 6:30 “ first might not be without profit. remedies o f doubtful utility when you Y.P.S.C.E. Prayer meeting on Wednesday even can get Cbamberlam.s Cough Remedy, On last Friday night Mrs. L. L. Vo- which has stood i-the test o f time? ing. taw very pleasantly entertained at their Tw enty-five year’s sale and use have ■ Midweek meeting on Thursday at 2 home on Meridian street, a number of proven that remedy to be a prompt and p. m. young peoplo in honor o f her niece Miss certain cure for colds. I t w i l l ! Junior Endeavor society meets Sun ee- — Myrtle Votaw of Tacoma who is visiting cure a cold In a day if taken as soon as day afternoon at 3 o’clock. in town. The evening was decidedly L evi D. B ar r , Pastor. the cold is contracted and before it has "spooky” each one present being spoc- settled in the system. Sold by C. F. * W. i* • r BAPTIST. tre-like arrayed in sheet and pillow case. Moore & Co Druggists. Preaching Sunday morning. Even The traditions of the ghost world were The beaMaformed men end women la the world nee the AOTBICAN MONTHLY kSVIKW OF REVIEWS to keep well informed, and call earwfolly acted out for a good share of On Monday, Miss Lida Wilson and , ing service 7:30. it the ” necessary ” and ” indispensable ” magazine. In the bney rush Jnnior at 3 p. m. Young people’s the evening, but when refreshments Mrs. Emma Hill took their dinners and of to-day ambitious men and women muet know about tho important J. F. D a y , Pastor. were announced, the cravings of flesh rods oat to the City reservoir about three meeting at 6:30. queetione of the month, and not only this, they want to know about and blood were made manliest, aud all miles north of town, to spend the day.! them at the right time. When the whole country is puzzled over the W h a t 's Y«»nr F a r « W orth ? gigantic combination of truets, a well-informed article is printed in the partook with a relish anything but spir In the evening they were returning AMERICAN MONTHLY, giving the facta, and its editor discuesee the Sometimes a fortune, hut never, i f itual. home around by Justin Haworth's, and theory ; when the Dreyfus «fair is in everyone’s mouth, the beet story you have a sallow comnlex'on, a jaun of Dreyfus and the great case comes out in this magazine. The social event of the season out at not far from that place, Miss Wilson, diced l>)k, motli pitches and blotches Every month, in ” The Progreee of the World,” Dr. Albert Shaw Springbrook, was the celebration of the who was riding ahead, started to ride on the skin—all signs of Liver Trouble.1 gives a comprehensive picture of the world’* history during the pre- tenth welding anniversary of Mr. and down a hill which she soon found was . vione thirty days. In the department«, the valuable articles and book« But Dr. King’s New Life Pills give Clear , Mrs. C. E. Newhouse, at their pleasant steeper than she had anticipated. In that have been publiahed during the past month are reviewed and Skin, Rosy Cheeks, Iticli Complexion. quoted from, to that the reader« of the AMERICAN MONTHLY can get home, on last Saturday evening. Invi back pedaling, she lost the pedals, and Only 25 cents at C. F. Moore A Co.’s the gilt of them, la every issue nearly a hundred picture* are printed, ted guests to the number of 40 or 50 alf Control of the wheel, and fell heavily, including the portrait* of tho men and women who are making the drugstore. assembled there,each evidently having! Stnking-on her shoulder. When Mrs. history of the month. ■topped at the tier (hop on the way, Hill came up to her she found her bleed- i T o t h e O e o f. To be thoroughly well informed helpiany man or woman In hit or and a goodly slock of tinwsre testified ing and unconscious. She finally got , A rich Is-iy cured of her Desfness and her work. A subscription to the AMERICAN MONTHLY REVIEW OF REVIEWS repreiente an investment for the best kind of profit, a* to something of the esteem in which the her bacx to Mr. Haworth’s who brought Noises in the Head by Dr. Nicholson’ s well as entertaiaoient. On* subscriber has just written : " Count me host and hostess are held by the commu her to town. Examination showed that Artificial Ear Drums, gave $10,000 to a life subscriber, and when you send me a number beyond the limit of nity. Pleasant conversation, easy games bethles the brnines and scrapes about his institute, so that deaf people unable my subscription and secure no renewal from mo, consider it • notice of my dea’ h.” for an old folk’s party, music and song, her head, Miss Wilson's collar bone was to procure the Ear Drums may have Price »1 cents per number, Sa.jo a year. f and a most toothsome lap supper, made broken. While she isgetling along nice them fiee. Address No. 10613. The A sample copy will be sent on receipt of tea Mats la stamps. up the evening's program and it was a ly ander the circamstanoes, it will prob Niclioleon Institute, 780, Eighth Avenue ¡ate hour when the company dispersed, ably be a month or six weeks before she New York, U. 8. A. all testifying to a very pleasant evening, ran he not again. They say that bicycle« THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS COMPANY T o C u r « A C o l d I n Ono D a y and wishing the happy canple many re don’t scare, but between a rnn-away 13 Astor Place New York Take L a x * T t r a B rowo Q r i N i x g T a « l f t «. A l i i turning anniversaries of their wadding wheel and a run-away hone, there is d r u x e M « refund the money If ft falls to cure, [ L w. Grora s signature is on each box i c * sot much choice. day. Furniture Store H AR D W IC K & CO. CARRY A FULL LINE —OF— N ew Students can enter any of the College Classes for which they are prepared. NEW AND SECOND-HAND F U M M IU B S . ---------------- - W ill sell cheaper than any one in the County. Goods for old. Goods sold on W eekly or Monthly Payments. F U R N IT U R E & U N D E R T A K IN G . Hollingsworth & Co. ' r/\t; A mf . rk ; a $ T H E “ NECESSARY ” MAGAZINE W ill exchange New Have every thing you want In the House Furnishing Line. NEW COODS ARRIVING DAILY & PRICE? TO SUIT EVERY ONE. Wall Paper & Picture Moulding in all Styles^& Prices. A ls o » F u l l L in e o f n e w e s t C a r p e t« . A l l lin e * o f U n d e r t a k i n g G o o d » cn n H tiiu tly on h a n d . TTOKNKY-ATLAW . CLARENCE BUTT. Feed & Seed Store W IU p t M llM I d «11 the court« nl the «t«te Hnccinl m en tion fi r e n hi prohete work, the i w rltlne of deeds. m o r W U ». c o u n sel, and the , F L O U R , F E E D , H A Y & G R A I N .1 . rafting . ( I n u r.t a l l legal OUR papers. IiAtH-m «1 of *11 G AUDKN A FLO W EH N ew b erg. O regon. U f f i c i — Second Floor H E R D S* Hank of Newberg Building. •Free Delivery. F* C. W a r d A Co. 1st. Street, Newberg, Or WINK A BLINK r von« energy away, rather k tin tnnn wear glamea? , W ill yon force your eyes to overwork, neglect | * »n they cry for for help, help, abuse them when they cry abuse them them year year ; ntii;et middle life you are com- j a fte r year. u untilCi tn find your vision i pelted to neck k eld. eld. perhnpM . { impaired beyond entire repair? A LITTLE CLASS AID JOHN A. BECK, WATCHMAKER *"» JEW ELER, I at the proper tim e w ill wive m * world of 1 trouble end preserve yonr vision for old eg*», Solicit« the petronege of hts old Indiana when von begin to reiy more end more on , Friends who need watch repairing done. prime*! book end new*p*|>*r^for companion t„’on?ultfttion end K; “ n
