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Local Events. Milch cow for sale. C. F. M oobe . Empty barrels for sale by C. B. Wil- N e w b e rg Newberg Sugar lic e t Tests. Co. As readers of the Grapliio may remember, a notice was published some K otle* Hubii'i Iburt!! weeks ago calling for samples of Newberg grown sugai beets to be seut to the H. COOPKR, President. Hadley’s Racket store. Chuck full of Oregou Experiment Station at Corvallis for testing. Some vngue reports had All olJ subscribers of the Graph ic new goods. circulated, to the effect that sugar beets growu hero did uot couie up to the K. K. SHAW, Vice Pres. J. M. WRIGHT, Sec. aud Manager. who will come in between now and the Leave orders at Wilson’s Grocery for requirements, when tested, and that the Experiment station bud declared first of the year and pay up back sub against our beets as good sugar producers. I.ittle credence was put in such expressing or light hauling. Choice Farm and City Property. scription may have the Graphic In the reports, but to be sure, samples were collected a few weeks ago and sent to Collect Rents and Look After Estates. Buy $1.G0 worth of goods and take a future for one dollar a year if paid in Corvallis to be tested. Beets were sent by Sidney Hoot, J. D. Shearer, C. W chance on the big doll at the Fair Store. Investments Made for Non-Residents. Lawson, and two samples by Wm. Stratton. The results of the tests were advance. Also any new subscriber may Insurance Written in Select Companies. Leave your orders at the office of the 1 received here a short time ago from the head of the Experiment Station, and likewise have the paper for oue dollar a Chas. K. Spaulding Logging Co. for slab are given below. They are wo eminently satisfactory that no comment is year, snbscription to be paid in advance. wood. I necessary. i Subscribers will bear in mind that old Money loaned on approved security No one needs to be told to try to cure If you want to buy, either a large or small farm, you can save l*>tb Shear Strat Strat Law- hOO Root er a cough. But any one will be glad to ton ton subscriptions must be settled before they at the Chebalein Valley Hank. Easy time and money by calling on us. If we haven’t what you be tola of a means of cure which will terms. t4 can have advantage of the new rate. 24 0 si n 28 .8 want we will take pleasure in assisting you in procuring prop 12 0 28 0 be thorough and lasting. Dr. Pierce's 1*2 73 18 49 10*1 14 ÍW 14 If. Born, on Thursday, November 15, to erty to your satisfaction. If a non-resident and wish to ob 13 40 11 20 Golden Medical Discovery is a medi 14 90 15.75 11 40 cine which can be confidently relied 1ft 8 13 80 1ft SO 1ft 30 17 4 C. B. Wilson is still paying cash for Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Ellis out west of tain information about Real Estate or the country in general, K 2 2 ’ 88 ft & 4 5 82 6 90.8 on to cure diseases of the organa of Purity of ju ice*................................................................................ j town, a boy. produce. or Newberg (the town of schools aud churches) in particular, respiration. It euros obstinate, deep- write us. seated coughs, bronchitis ami bleeding Wanted, 600 pair of feet to fit in Holiday goods arriving every few days of the lungs. It cures when nothing shoes at big bargaius this mouth at the Fresh vegetables at Wilsou’e grocery. Thursday morning. They would like else will cure, and the local physician at Hadley’s Racket. to have him come often. Fair Store. 1 says: ” There is nothing more that we See the rush for bargains at the Fair Try a load of slab wood for $1.50.1 Mrs. Jones who represents the Oregon can do.” People who want good fresh bread will The Chas. K. Spaulding Logging Co. Store. There is no alcohol in " Golden Med Childrens Home Society was a visitor find It at the Star bakery. Fresh taffy Holiday books and best new books at the morning of Wednesday the 21st. In ical Discovery," and it is absolutely free Air-tight Heating Stoves made and re- anj can(j v always on band, from opium, cocaine and all other nar Moore's drug store. paired. A. \V h e e l e r , Plumber. each room she gave an interesting talk cotics. Mrs. A. M. Yocum, fashionable dress The dealer, tempted by the little more Five room cottage for rent. Enquire concerning their work. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Edwards of Port maker, will be found at the borne of profit paid by less meritorious medicine«, The school will again make a contri at Spaulding Logging Co.’s office. land visited the home folks in town over Walter Robertson on Meridian street. I will sometimes try and sell a substitute bution to the Boys and Girls Aid Society when the ” Discovery ” is asked for. No Sunday. Jasper Bales, who has been down Photographs cheap, but not cheap pho at Thanksgiving time. Tbe beuefit to substitute medicine will satisfy the sick The best of fresh and salt meats the tographs—twenty-four stamp pictures with fever for some weeks is now con the Aid Society will bo only a email like "Golden Medical Discovery.” It always helps. It almost always euros. market affords will be found at the New for twenty five cents at Sm ith’s photo valescent. part of tho good accomplished, because " T o o y e a rs ago a severe couch started on me berg Meat Market. The highest prices gallery. Go toT. B. Cummings for paints and it will cultivate a sp frit Of generosity and I eras also bothered with catarrh.** writes — O F— paid lor buicliei'B Mr. F. Skjod, of Onnewood, Chisago Co., Minn. Mrs. J.P. Eloper of Portland is visiting oils. A full line of undertaking goods and helpfulness in the pupils that will "I couM not sleep nights, as the congh was worse at night. 1 tried several cough medi Farmers I waat i eggs. I will on Chehalem mountain north of town kept in stock. grow. ______ , cines, but to no avail, until a year ago, when 1 give cash for them. Egg packers with her husband’s parents, Mr. and got so bad 1 could not breathe throusyi my none Closing out sale at the lower milli C ham berlain*« C«kugh ltentet'jr in at times, I theu tried Dr. Pierce's Golden Med* furnished free to those wishing them. lest ics I Discovery. After taking sight bottles of Mrs. E. A. Soper. C h ic a g o nery store, -for tho next two weeks x Dr / i. Pierce's n u Golden u iu c u m Medical c M ik u i n Discovery, i a i u i x i / . tu and r n aw at C. B. W ilson . Hisgen Bros., the popular South Side the same time usiu? Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, Thommy Cummings who has had Hats at coet. I am a well man. I can thank Dr. Pierce for my druggists, corner 69th street and Went Miss Myrtle Votaw of Tacoma, Wash such a siege of typhoid fever, is at ill very good health, and «rill recommend his medicines O. V. Allen of Salem came down from worth avenue, say: “ We sell a great to any one suffering from the same trouble.** ington, who has been visiting relatives weak, but hie young friends are glad to Salem the first of the week and visited deal of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets cure coo- in town for some weeks, returned home know that be is on the road to recovery. his children here. and find it gives the most satisfactory •tipatiou. last week. She left here by way of ----------------- Mrs. H. E. Pinney and two small C. F. Moore A Co. ere getting in their results, especially among childreu for Woodburn where she was to visit friends Will sell cheaper than any one in the County. Will exchange New children arrived here from Kansas Sat new stock of holiday goods, the finest colds and croup.” For sale by C. F, a day or so. S o u th e r n C a lifo r n ia . urday evening and joined Mr. Pinney line ever in Newberg. Goods for old. Moore <& Co. Will Staiger of Portland, who attend* who has been out here for several Notable among the pleasures afforded Clothes, Clothes for boys 12 to 16 W a u ta d . ed college here last year, but who is now months. by the Shasta Route is the winter trip Goods sold on Weekly or Monthly Payments. I want to lease 20 to 80 acres of clear to Southern California aud Arizona. years, for $3,75 a suit at in Pacific University, came over with We have been haying pretty good ed land for the term of 7 years, with an Ronewed acquaintance with this section W. H. Monais’. the Forest Grove boys last Saturd ay to option to buy on or before tile expira will ever develop fresh points of Interest see the ball game and call on old ac winter weather this week for November, The election is over but the Telegram and the “oldest inhabitant’’ is having tion of lease—land to he not over two and added sources of enjoyment, under quaintances. is chuck full of news just the same. some trouble in re-adjusting his “mild” miles from Newberg. W. B. S ims . Its sunny skies, in the varieties of its in Subscriptions taken at the poslofttce, Walter Macy, who has been running winter forecasts. dustries, in its prolific vegetation and U r e n t L u ck o f a n E d it o r . ten cents a week. an Allen evaporator at Walla Walla, A missionary named Cole, from the “ For two years all efforts to cure Ec among its numberless resorts of mount Washington, during the drying season, J. C. Heath and family, who have returned home the first of the week. Fiji Islands, gave a stereoptican lecture been living in Baker City for several zema in the palms of ray hands failed,” ain, shore, valley and plain. The two H ate evory th in g you w ant in the He 1ms just recently been out in the on the Islands, in Crater’s hall Satur months, arrived in town Saturday even writes Editor IL N. Lester, o f8 y racu.se daily Shasta trains from Portland to Kan.‘ “then I was wholly cured by California have been recently equipped Coast Range on a short surveying trip. day night. He is reported as a very in ing and will try Newberg again. teresting talker. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve.” Its the with the most approved pattern of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Carey, who have world’s best for Eruption’s, sores and standard and tourist sleeping cars, but M. M. Carl, lately from Ashland, and Dr. J. Burt Moore and Alva Macy been living on the Ervin Scott placo brother of Elder G. C. Carl of this place, all skin diseases. Ouly ,25c. at C. F. the low rates of faro will still continue have traded their property in Coquille north of town, left for Portland last Sat in effect. Illustrated guides to the win purchased a small tract of land of Rev. Moore & Co’s. urday to join their children already lo City for property in Oregon City and ter resorts of California and Arizona may J. C. Lucas northwest of town the first F o r S a le . cated there. Mr. Cary had not yet de will soon move their stock of drugs to NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY & PRICES TO SUIT EVERY ho had on application to of the week for a homo. Three young heifers. cided what work he would pursue in the their new location. C. II. M a r k h a m , G. P. A. ONE. t4 C. N. M ackey . The German Baptist Brethren or city. Eli Evans has been very sick this Portland, Oregon Dunkers will hold services thiR evening A G r e a t M ed icin e. The article in this issue from the pen week with sciatic rheumatism. During W all Paper & Picture Moulding in all Styles & Prices« and continuing over Sunday. There “ I have used Chamberlain’s Colic H. J. Littlefield. of Prof. Morrison is very characteristic the fore part of the week he had no II. A. Littlefield. wfll.be Sunday morning services at 11. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and A lso n F u ll L iu e o f n e w e s t C arp et«. A ll Hue« o f U n d e r ta k in g of the writer, and is well worth general use whatever of his limbs, but has im All are invited to attend. find it to lie a great medicine,” says G ood« cou H tuu tly on b a u d . consideration, introducing a new phrase proved much the last few days. LITTLEFIELD BROS., E. T. Colton, Secretary for the Y. M. Mr. E. 8. I’ipps, of Poteau, Ark. “It of the ever present temperance question. Mr. and Mrs. James Clemenson of Prof Morrison doesn’t travel with eyes Portland oame up Saturday night to see C. A. for the West, and Stuart B. Han cured me of bloody fiux, I cannot speak shut, bat is always observing some their mother Mrs. J. C. Clemenson who na, North West secretary of the college too highly of It.” This remedy always Offices in Chehalem V alley Bank B uilding, Phone No. 43. thing which starts in his mind an inter haR been quite sick for two or three associations, are visiting Pacific College wins the good opinion, if not praise, of R esidence north of Public. School B uilding, those who use It. The quick cures Phone No. 44. esting and profitable train of thought. weeks. She is much improved at pres the latter part of this week in the inter which it effects even in the most severe W INK A BLINK . . , est of the Christian Associations. Rev. Samuel Snyder, now located at ent. W ill you w ink and blink vour life and ner cases make it a favorite everywhere. vous energy away, rather than wear glaanes? Little Katie Blair, daughter of Fred A parlor meeting of the W. C. T. U. For Sale by C. F. Moore & Co. druggist. ^T T O K N K Y -A T -L A W . Creswell, writes to Newborg friends that Will you force your eyes to overwork, n eg lect he lik e s his new location and the people Blair, who UBed to live here with her will be held at the home of Jane B. them when th e? cry for help, abuse them year after year, u n til at ' m — iddle •*'- life you are com- T o th a D e a f. CLARENCE BUTT. very well, bet adds that he miesea the .grandparents, died in Portland last Votaw this evening at 7.30. Subject OUR STOCK polled lle<{ to seek aid, pi perhaps to find your vision A rich lady cured of. l^er Deafness and W ill practice in all tho courts of th e state Impaired beyond entire repair? college relationships which he enjoyed Saturday of appendicitis, aud was for discussion, Temperance In the Sun ini m ttvntlau tn v ttu to probate work, the 1* not large so Nicholson’s w riting A LIT T LE C LA88 AID of deeds, mortgages, contractu and the here. This is a very common experi brought to Newberg for burial Monday. day School. All who are interested in Noises in the Head by Dr. Nicholsi wo must keep ft drafting of nil legal papers. at tho proper tim e w ill save you a world o f Artificial Ear Drums, gave $10,000 to ence with those who leave our town aud She was thirteen years of age. Sunday School work are cordially in trouble and preserve your vision for old age, N ew b erg. O regon. w hen you begin to rely more and more ou his institute, so thin deaf people unable O ffice — Second Floor very probably we who remain don’t ap printed book and newspaper for corapan* M O V IN C - ship. While shoeing a horse in the black vited to be present. Bank of Newberg B uilding. to procure the Ear Drums may have Consultation and Eyes Tested Free. preciate our advantages in this respect smith shop Monday morning, Harry The Modern Woodman meeting held them fiee. Address No. 10613. The H. J. W INTERS, To do that w c handle os we should were we deprived of them. Gardner, in dropping a foot caught bis in Crater's hA ll Wednesday night, and ] b lock E. Postoffice. Jew e le r a O p tician . Nicholson Institute, 780, Eighth Avenue It has been suggested to us that a hand on a shoe nail, tearing out a lib addressed by Deputy Simmons of Port New York, U. S. A. YEARLY to Christian HONEST GOODS general hint should be given to losers eral sized piece of flesh from the palm land, was well attended. Excellent man or woman to look A n n o u n c e m e n t* . and sell at ot election bets in this vicinity, that side. The accident will probably cause music was furnished by Glenn Winslow $ . after our growing business him a two weeks lay off. and Sam Lasliier in a violin duett, by they don’t deserve any good republican FRIENDS CHURCH, in tills and adjoining counties, to act as F L O U It, F E E D , H A Y & G R A IN Miss Benemma Wiley and Mrs. W. W. prosperity until their lost bets are paid HONEST PRICES. Sunday school at 10 a. in. Preaching Manager and Correspondent ; work can M D. Williams, brother of Howard G A R D E N & F L O W E R be done at your home. Enclose self- in lull, one hundred cents on the dol Williams, who was out here from North Nelson in a vocal d uett, and by Mrs. at 11 a. m. and 7 :30 p. m. OIVE US A C A LL and wo w ill endeavor SEEDS. addressed, stamped envelope for partic lar, or—hat fur hat etc. Some of the Dakota lost year, was elected to the Grace Barrie, Mrs. II. Gould, Prof. R. Intermediate “ - 5:30 “ to h ave you take hom e a pleasant remom- ulars to H. A. Sherman, General Man Free D elivery. brance of your v isit even though you take winners find it unfortunate that they senate of his home state on November W. Kirk, and Dr. H. J. Littlefield la a Y.P.87C.E. “ - - 6:30 “ ager, Corcoran Building, opposite hom e none of our good*. quartett. can’t institute a stay of prosDerity pro 6. He was elected on the populist tick Prayer meeting on Wednesday even United States Treasury, Washington, E C. W a rd & Co. D. U. W I uh I ow B ro«., Jew eler«. ceedings against their friends of the et. notwithstanding that North Dako l«t. Street, Newbcrx, Or Traveling freight agent Lounsberry ing. opposite faith until their wagers are set ta went heavily republican. Midweek meeting on Thursday at 2 of tbe Southern Pacific was in town this tled. week and gave ns a pleasant call. He p. m. The Hoskins families, who left here a Junior Endeavor society meets Sun On last Friday evening the Sunday few weeksago, write from Medford that is enthusiastic over the dairying industry School committee of the Christian En they are well pleased with that place, and loses no opportunity to speak a day afternoon at 3 o’clock. L evi D. B arr , Pastor. deavor society gave at the home of Mrs. and that they are even contemplating good word in its behalf. As some indi R O Y A L T A IL O R IN G G. W. Cntts, a very pleasant social buying a little property there. Ab has cation of the growth which the new in BAPTIST. Represents the most advanced ideas in garment-making. It ia the careful entertainment to the teachers and officers been very sick again since he left here, dustry is making, he stated that on the Preaching Sunday moruing. Even of the Friends Sunday School. After a but Min comparatively good health now. S. P. lines alone there are now 28 cream ing service 7 :30. embodiment of all the best that thirty-five years’ experience can bring to the door eries in Oregon where there were ouly veiy complete course of refreshments, of the thoughtful, practical merchant tailor. Junior at 3 p. m. -Young people’s A gentlemen named Wbiteis, recent- 16 at the beginning of the year. an open parliament was held for the dis meeting at 6:30. J. F. D ay , Pastor. cussion of Sunday School topics. Inter ently from Minnesota, was here the first F r o m th e C o lle g e . T h a t T it r o b b in g -H e a d a c h e . esting and well prepared pape rs were of the week, and rented the Barrie Would quickly leave you, if you used We are always very glad to have the read, and instructive talks given, all of place on the side of the hill north of which wero very helpful to those con town, which he will move to as soon as different ministers of our town visit us Dr. King’s New Life Pills. Thousands R O Y A L T A IL O R IN G his family can arrive from their old and their inspiring chapel talks are of sufferers have proved their mutcli- & ■ ? < ' ■ cerned in the work. less merit for Sick and Nervous Head home. Mr. Whiteis is an old acquaint much appreciated. Stands for all that is most desirable in seasonable fabrics — In weave, in I Ê Eight or ten McMinnville boys drove ance of D. W. Emmerson. aches. They make pure blood and texture and in original conception — culled from the exclusive creations of the Mum is the word at College now, for down last Saturday afternoon to witness build up your health. Only 25 cents. | most expert dress cloth designers of the two hemispheres. Milton Comer, eldest son of Mr. and every body is too cold to talk. The Money back if not cured. Hold liy C ., the football game between oar college register won’t work, or the wood has boys and Pacific University. Among Mrs. Silas Comer, with his wife and F. Moore & Co. Druggist. them was Harry Hobbs, manager of the three children arrived here Monday given out, one of tbe two. If the board Leetare. of managers only knew of the suffering eveningfrom Oklahoma Territory. Mr. MoMInnvtlle college team and Lair Under the auspices of the Ladhs’ Thompson one of that team's star , Comer has l«en engaged in raising cot we go through, they would come to our Aid Society of the M. E. Church, Itev. R O Y A L T A IL O R IN G players. As they are to be our next op ton in Oklahoma for some time, we rescue. President McGrew lias talked to us a D. A. Watters will deliver Iris lecture,! ponents on the gridiron the boys watch understand, but has moved to Oregon Must never be confounded with “ ready-made” clothing. Remember ed the game pretty closely, and went with the intention of making their home numlier of times concerning the Nation “Across the Sea to Blarney Castle,” | next Monday night in the church, 8 this: In Royal Tailoring each and every suit and individual garment ia mada ro the here with his parents. They have a al buildings of Wasliingten D. C., anda home pretty confident of success. Of specific measurements of the individual buyer. Always so — never otherwise. course we can only hope that it will son who will probably enter college few mornings ago he spoke especially of o'clock. Admission 15c. Under 12, 10c. ' directly. Congressional Library. He did not have M i l l i o n « G iv e n A w a y . prove a case of “over confidence.’’ the time to finish his subject, and it is It is certuinly gratifying to the public Word received from C. A. Hodson The football game played here last ffl who recently went East to purchase a hoped he will continue this interesting to know of one concern which is not ¿-Saturday between Pacific University and afraid to be generous. Tlic proprietors 1 herd of dairy cattle, says that he had talk in the near future. oar college boys resulted in a victory R O Y A L T A IL O R IN G succeeded in getting possession of a car “That oration of mine,” is the agoniz of Dr. King’s New Discovery lor Con for the former with a score of 23 0. "On load of heifers and would probably be ing cry that cornea in from all aides; sumption, Coughs and Colds, have glv- , the face of the returns’’ this looks quite Furthermore, must not be classed with certsin so-called tailoring, which, en away over ten million trial bottles disastrous, but when conditions are hack with them about tbe last of next and the people that are trying to write while ostensibly made to measure, is practically nothing more than ready-madt week. He Went back with the inten orations get little sympathy from those and have the satisfaction of knowing understood and( considered, it is seen clothing — znd the product of the “ sweat-shop” at that. tion of buying Holstein stoex, but was who are free from such a care. But I it has cured thmisai.ds of hopeless that our boys put up a plucky contest. cases. Astlims, RrmielilffA, Grippe dissuaded from the idea by Eastern i “there’ll cornea time,” so don’t langh Their opponents were ten pounds or and all Tlirrftr*, fliest and i/tng di more to the man heavier, and were ex breelers and has limited his purchases too hard and— give a word of cheer seases are (ured by .f. ' dll or. to Shorthorns largely. Mr. A. S. Fogg ! to some poor fellow creature struggling perienced players, having participated ' C. F . Moori tftd Co., nrnjVfW' *Wd gel who accompanied Mr. Hodson In quest for eloquence. in several games this season. On the R O Y A L T A IL O R IN G ■ a free trial RcgntlY 6fV of Brown Swiss cattle, has purchased , other hand, only one of our players, 1 Mid $1 SXf: *Very bottle his car load and will return with them • P u b lic S c h o o l N ote*. John Weed, had ever bean in a mutch Is made by the The Royal Tailors, Chicago, U. S. A ., on their own at the same time. - T o -------------r-yr?.? •• **' We have about 280 on roll now. l u r e A C old In O n e r game before. In the first half the visit premises, by skilled journeymen tailors. It ia entirely free from tbe contaminations ! Take L a X a uv b B« o « p * Q n s i :T a x u :V*. ors played all around the home team, Newberg can boas, of a lot of seasoned (I'llte a family o( us. ! (irupgiru; 4 C/<Jod tho money If M l* , to «jin*. of the “ sweat-shop” and is sold at lower prices than can be obtained anywhere but ia tbe second, the P. C. boys began and experienced football players, and “ Marhlea” is the game whether it E. \V itr o v r .’s i l y o i t n r t i* o n t a & J i o X ’¿nW else in the United States for stylish, serviceable, self-satisfying custom work. to get on to the game an J played well, the boys are now organizing a town rains or snows or the sun shines. Nolle** for Publication. The game proved that we have t i n ) team which gives promise of putting up The first snow fall was hailed with DlPABTXtKTor TIT« IXTKP.loR. - good material, which will main a good good football. They are trying now to delight by the hoys and girls at school. Land Office at Oregon City, Ore , N or, .*». l.iOW, N otice l* hereby river, tnat the follow ing team with practice. The boys will play secure a game w ith the Portland Dental Several mounted birds are to be seen 1 limned settler ha* filed notire of hi* futf*iitir.o • th e MeMinnvillecoliege team oo Thanks- college for Thanksgiving to take place to make final proof in support of bin 'Maim, and 3 0 0 AND SEE In the building. A great many young that said proof w ill be made before the Kefia- C A L L giving at the county sent. The team as here. The team as organized will prob- , ter and H em trer at Oregon City. Oregon. on naturaliats are to be observed. , l»feemt»er 22, 1 *J 0 . via: Henry O iertton, alias plaved Satonlay consists ot John Weed, ably consist of Dr H. A. Littlefield, full School will be adjourned Thursday H eiorleh II Gobftsen. 1«. K. No. 10240, for the captain, Earl R'ninehart, Geirge Day, hack, C. P. Wilson and Van J.eavitt, lot 1 of Section 2*. T J f l . H 2W . name* the foliow inr wltne**e« to prove and Marvin Blair behind tbe line, and halves. Ore Price quarter, Waite.- Macy and Friday of next week. All the grades h i s c He o n tin u o u s residence upon a n d cu ltivation a of Mark Wolf, Clarence Daily, Emmw and Elam Shaw, ends, John Larkin are arranging for special exercises the of **1d l a n d , v i i L 'idw ff Adolf, of N ewberg Oregon. afternoon of the 28th. E xclusive R ésidant D safsrs in Royal T ailoring N ewby. Carrol Kirk, Aubrey Kramien, and Roy Gardner, tackles. Bob Bryan Newberg, Ore. - Furniture Store HARDWICK & CO. CARRY A FULL LINE e is iw NEW AND SECOND-HAND F U K M T U K K e B U R N IT U R R & U N D E R T A K IN G . Hollingsworth & Co. House Furnishing Line. PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS. H Feed & Seed Store ONEST GOODS at ONEST PRICES. 900 HODSON BROS.,"* Carl Nelson and Dwight CouUon as line- and Mel Divid gnarda, and either Roy Pres. McGrew gave a very helpful talk a, C I I j Grafe or Chester Hall for center. to the students in tlie Pri'ictpai’s room Thom«« P«rr1*H. *>f Oeorre W#*nger, of W illiam ParrN h.of pt “ CHAS. r MOOBE# r«t LUr \
