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* You H ave jt=THE BENEFIT OF O ur an n u a l CLEARANCE SALE From the 28th inst. until the 28th of January everything in our stock of DltY GOODS and SHOE Department goes at 10 per A 1» , / , . i i i ] .. cent discount, (except oilcloth, rubber goods, unbleached ninslm carpet-warp aud thread). Vt e would not profit by selling you what yon do not want. Our stock is much too large in some lines for invoice, and it is on account of this we offer you 10 per cent. on our already low prices. This discount in our SHOE and CLOTHING means from 20 to 2a per cent cheaper than any other place ill this county. Many articles in N O T I O N S , I I O S I E H Y , U N D E R W E A R and L A D I E S W R A P S will be sold regardless of price. - C a sh , o n ly w i l l b u y g o o d s s o ld a t d is c o u n t As to our Grocery Department we have the freshest aud purest goods that money can buy. This stock is also too large to invoice aud must be reduced this mouth. some of our prices below: /\ I 1 Notice __ Cotn statc„ 5 0„.,b rape„ .......................... 86c » S Pure concentrated H schillings Best Baking powder, scLi.im g. t .,. , 5c r«k.8...............................20c i<ye, i-ib 7c i-ibcans.................... 35c cans............................................... We have Syrup for Hot Cakes, Molasses for Baking, Cleaned Currants and Raisins, all kinds of Pie and I! \ Cake fixtures at prices that move them. ? Qucenswarc — should you want anything iu the dish line it will pay you to look at our new and ^ latest patterns. Lac,*s aml Glass'vare_'y 't^ - la,ge“ <1 k' “utif"i •“* ,oselecl ,r°°*»p r,c e s«* During this Sale we will take your produce as usual at the highest market price. Free delivery to all parts of the city. SUTTON CALKINS & CO. Yours for lowest prices, Local Events. Fresh vegetables at Wilson’s grocery. Empty barrels for sale by C. B. Wil I'll« U n it P l a s t e r . Mbs Alice Heater and brother Eli of son. Leave orders at Wilson’s Grocery for Chemawa aro spending vacation at A piece of flannel dampened with Mrs. Emma Bell of Portland is visit expressing or light hauling. home out east of town, l ’oter La Flnrn- ! Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bound C. B. Wilson is still paying cash for ing friends in town tliis week. Cecil Hoskins came down from Mc buise, one of Chemawa’s star football to tbe ufleeted parts Is superior to uny produce. A new and completo stock of fine Minnville Thursday morning for a short and base ball players, came homo with plaster. When troubled with lame them for a holiday visit. , buck or pairs in the side or chest, givo Martin Cook preached at tlio Friends stationery just received at tlio postofiice. Visit. church in Portland Sunday. At tho home of the brides parents In it a trial and you are certain to bo more Miss Edna Stratton of Portland spent Mr. and Mrs. Nathan White are Try a load of slab wood for (1.50. Christmas with the home folks in New- spending the holidays with a daughter West Chehalem, .Misi Maud Kinney than pleased with the prompt relief was married on Christmas Jay to John which it affords, l’ain Balm also cures iu Portland. berg. The Clias. K. Spaulding Logging Co. i l . Moreback of Columbia county, Rov. rheumatism. One application gives Roy Heater is at homo from the Stale Miss Maggie Hevland lias been visit Leave vour orders at the office of the J. C. Lucas officiating. Tlio conplo will relief. For sale by C. F. Moore A Co. ing this week with relatives in Portland. Clias. K. Spaulding Logging Co. for slab University this week spending the holi druggist. make their home at Raiuier. days. A large shipment of Air-tight Heating Stoves made and re- j wood, Jim Robinson, when shambling along K ent E s ta te T ra n s fe rs . paired. A. W heeler , Plumber. Otto Pickett, of the state law school,; A nico box of stationery is just the Sarg Britt is home from Berkley, is up from Portland spending vacation tiling for a holiday present. See the \ towards home out west of town on R eported by th o Y iunhlllC o. A b stra ct C o a t Mo Christmas day, supposedly well under M lnuvltle, O regon, to r tho w e ek e n d in g [ stock just in at the postoffico. California, spending the Christina*, holi-l with his parents. Dec. 23 1900. Ja m e s fit. P ugh, M anager, Claude Clark and Fletcher Cox of the • Our merchants report a good holiday the influence of stimulants, in stagger N 1) Ferguson and wl to Harriet days. ing around managed ill some way to fall of every description. Go toT. H. Cummings for paints and Oregon Agricultural College are spend- ■ trade which indicates good times tinan- A Sheasgreen It 3 blk 2 McM and break a leg. Jim will belong to the cially and socially among the people. oils. A full line of undertaking goods | ing their vacation at New berg. ad to McM.................. ............* 500 C O “shut in” society for some weeks, with kept in stock. F ob S ale —One J. I. Case Triumph The school building at Salem built by Sarah Pendleton to Alice Hub rare opportunity for sober reflection. Been used but little. Prof. Edwin Morrison and known as the bard 32 a in Joel Perkins d 1 c George Larkin, of the Portland den Sulkey plow. The way In which subscribers have tal college, is spending his two weeks Cost $50 and will take $35. J. A. J okes . | Polytechnic Institute has been sold to t4 s r3 w................................... 1500 00 been coining in, settling for old sub Alice Hubbard to W W nnd A S vacation in town with the home folks. ! Alfred Moore moved to Oregon City j members of the Free Methodist church scriptions and paying in advance for the Hubbard 32 a in Joel l’crkins I Monday, where he will make his homo I a plan is on foot to arrango for eon- The Cottage hotel, which lias been new year lias been very satisfactory, d l o t o s rS W........................... 1500 00 operated under the management of E. i for a while with his son Dr. J. Burt I ducting a Free Methodist college in the but there are yet others whom we hope building. John Glen to Jane H Pillmun II. Disbro for several months, closed its ! Moore to have call. There aro only two or We are still selliug Us 1(12 IG-l nnd 105 D ayton... 100 00 •>» A dead tree broko off about twenty 1 holographs cheap, but not cheap plio- doois last week. three days left in which to square up Martha M Wickham to L and Miss Gertrude Brewer of Chemawa ! tographs—twenty-four stamp pictures 1 feet above tlio ground and went crash- and begin even with the first of tho new A A Townsend int in CIO a of came down on the boat Wednesday and j for twenty five cents at Smith’s photo mg across the new bridge west of town century. of David J Townsend d 1 c 15 : one day last week, breaking some of the is visiting with lier friend Miss Sibyl gallery. Having accepted a call to tlio pastor 75 00 j s r I w....................................... Dr. Woods Hutchinson went to Al- fraraa work a,,J mak!n? 11,0 l,riJS° ira‘ ate of the Baptist church at Carlton, Woodward. Alice Roberison and wf et al to Mrs Jack Smith and her daughter bany Wednesday to deliver an address |PaS6ib>e untl1 repairs were made. There Rev. J. E. Day has resigned his pastorate Nellie Stuutenberg und 5-0 of Mrs. Thos. Parrish are spending tl.o f hehvre a meeting of the State Teachers ™ J Y in d d on » am f (he here, the resignation to take effect after 35.35 a in E Cooper d i e t s I holidays visiting with near relatives in A souat.on | road supervisor ought to see to it that next Sunday evening. In his work in 1 00 s 3 w .......................................... Tacoma, Washington. | Mr. t u l d . L J they are cut before further damage is Newberg Rev. Day lias shown himself a James Cruinkshanlt to 1st Nat’l The best of fresh and salt meats the [ a visit over. Cnristmas from their mar- done. Parties would no doubt take the foarless adyocate of the right, and tho land in sec 10 and 10 to s r l w 100 00 market affords will bo found at the New- i r*c<f daughter Mrs. Haskins who lives trees for the wood if they were offered community will miss his genial and en E P Sheasgreen and wf to N D couraging presence. His successor here berg Meat Market. The highest prices j near Portland. Ferguson and wf 5 Its in New- to them. lias not yet been chosen, and tin» church paid for butcher’s stock. i II. W. Grablo who has a position in bv s 3rd ad to McM.................. 300 00 Mr. yepp, of Kako Village, Alaska, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Edwards of Port- one of Balfour, Guthrie A Go. 3 ware- who has been in this part of the state will hunt long and well before a more John Crawford to Sherman worthy pastor is found. Rev. Ray aud | O p p . Bank of Newberg. E l l T C t j land came up Saturday evening and over in Morrow county came | fot Crawford land in Giluioro and ami ; houses 'musesuw. foe several weeks started on his re return family will move next week to their 1 00 Walling d 1 e to a r 4 w......... stayed over and helped eat a big family 1 1,omo last week to visit w itli his familj . trip Wednesday morning. Ho wav as ac* new fielJ of work. Fred Crawfotd and wf to Sher sr at the old home. uring t le 10 u ays. companied by Christmas dinner . „ Harlan Smith who goes man Crawford land in Gil Warren and Walter Robertson with U0 a9sjst gjjag Moou, and who will build To Exchnngo. Farmers I want your eggs, I will >1 more and Walling d 1 c t 5 a r their faniiles, and their sister Mrs. Yo- | t},e new c|turch at that place. After that A ranch or village property iu Wash, give cash for them. Egg packers 4 w.............................................. 1800 00 cum ate Christmas dinner at a family |10 will probably superintend tho con- for property in or near Newberg. En furnished free to those wishing them. C W Eitlcgorc and wf to (1 A - reunion which took place at Sanford f gtructiou of the fith cannery, which Mr. quire at W. II. Morris’ store. t2 C. B. W ilson . Douglas 20 a in J 1! Rowland | ,st>pp has been working for, and may in- The Shakesperian reading given on Goodiiches above Dayton. A K e e n C le a r Jlrain C d 1 c t3 s r 4 w.......................... 000 00 Prof. and Mrs. Morrison have resigned terest himself in that in Instry. Ilarlan Thursday evening of last week by Jerm Your best feelings, your social posi R W Lancefield and wf to G V Sidney, assisted by his two little daugh their places at the college boarding hall is a steady and capable young man and tion or business success depend largely Quetner Its 2 8 and 0 blk 10 ters as violinists, was of a high order, and are moving back to their home, his frieuds wish him success in Ids new oil the perfect action of your Stomach Watts ad Amity..................... 00 00 Miss Ella Macy will have the manage-j Held. and merited a much better attendance. Sc and Liver. Dr. Kings New Life Rills Clyde G Atkins and wf to Hen That building east of the postoffico is ment of the hall the rost of the school j The senior oratorical contest hold in give increased strength, a keen, clear ry Dilbcrger 50 a in sec 27 t 2 i the college chapel last Friday evening brnin, high ambition. A 25 cent box the new studio being erected for J. II. y°ar- 8 r 3 w....................................... 800 00 Sunday morning 11 a. m. Dec. 30, Rov. was well attended and thoroughly cn- will make you feel like a new being. Douglas. Mr. Douglas thinks that New- I S Baker to Martha E Kramer J. F. Day will preach his farewell ser- joyed by the audience. The contestants Hold by C. F. Moore A Co., druggist. berg deserves and will appreciate a 7.03 a in David Ramseys d 1 c thoroughly up to date studio. Iu the j moil, followed by the administration o f: and their subjects were, C. E. Kirk, t 3 s r 3 w ................................. 1200 00 M A R i. U O K LICENSES. meantime he will welcome you at cor . the ordinance of Baptism. The oven-j Opportunity; Olive Stratton, Evolution Arthur McPhillips nnd wf to J ner of First and Main. All kinds of ing service at 7 :30 will he evangelistic, or Revolution—Which; Walter Hadley, Mau 1 E Smith 21, to Krnnk E Roth 22. F Taylor and w( part Samuel Savonarola; Clara Newby, The Evolu Lizzie Ross 21, to James Crninshank 31. photographs, copies and enlargements, i ^ ou artf invited to attend. Coziue d l c t l s r l w ........... 800 00 Hettio A Langly 18, to II M Chitwood 21. Married at the First Baptist church of Ham Manning who lias been working tion of Democracy ; Mark Wolf, Ameri Martha M Wickham to L Town Maud Kinney 28, to J II Moreback. can Citizenship. The judges on corn- Newberg, Dec. 25, at 8 p. in., Mr. Itobert for *o m e months in a saw mill at Tepino, send and wf David J Town (¡race Uadaway 23, to J lietrain 35. G. Bell, of Portland, and Miss Killa j " aahington is spending the holidays | position were Dr. W. Hutchinson, Prof. 75 00 send d 1 c t 5 s r 4 w................ His older broth- J. C. Dodson and Mrs. Prof. Morrison, W oi I i I’ h Clinm])lon. Stevens of Newberg, I!cv. J. F. Day, *iere with bis parents. II Cooper and wf to Newberg “I tried many remedies to cure piles,’’ pastor of the Baptist church officiating! er John and wife, who reside at Tenino | and on oratory were Hon. Clarence Butt, — — Land Co Its 3 and 4 and pt 35 Mr. and Mrs. Bell have lived in New- | came with him and are making their j Key. J. F. Day and W. C. Woodward. writes \V. R Smith, of Latham, 111., 30 blk C Hobsons add to New ( heir decision gave Clara Newby first, “but found no relief till I used Rucklen’s W ill sell cheaper than any one in the County. W ill exchange New first visit here. berg for a number of years where they berg............................................ 500 00 Goods for old. Joint Bristow is out with a petition ! and Mark Wolf second place. Tho mu Arnica Salve. I have not been troubled F B Henry to Masonic lodge La- have many friends who join in wishing Goods sold on W eekly or Monthly Payments. them a long and happy iife. They will j for a second free rural mail route from jslc for the evening was furnished by with piles since.” It's the only cham Fayette % of an acre near reside in Portland where Mr. Bell is oc I Newberg running in a southeasterly di j Miss Alberta Frost In ail instrumental pion pilo cure on enrlli and the best 30 00 L a F a y c t t e .................. rection and over into the Parrot Moun- solo, .Miss Mabel Edwards in a vocal salve in tho world. 25c per-box, gunr cupied in the baiber business. number and Miss Edna Hobson and unteed by C. F. Moore A Co., druggist. J. F. D at . i tain country. He thinks lie will be aide T o r t u r e d a vi!tn< ftii. ■ Mrs. If. K. MoGrew in a vocal duet. Notlc«’. Lovers of football were highly enter- to secure the necessary number of pa- Intense suffering was endured by On Tuesday of last week, a man A1J those knowing themselves indebt witness T. L. Martin of Dixie’ Ky., be tained Christmas day in witnessing the irons to secure the route, game on tlio college grounds between The Allen family enjoyed a complete ! named Vance who has been holding out ed to me will please call and settle by fore he gave this evidence: “ I coughed cash*or note, as my liooks must be every night until my throat was nenr- AT TH E BIGGEST closed. Respectfully, lyrawjthen tried Dr. King's New Dis 11-30ml \V. C. K rcckr . LOOK AT T H E SE covery which gave instant relief. I have used it in my family for four rn euinoiitA I ' r r r r n l e S . Of Clothing and Shoes. In order to make room for our spring years and recommended It as the great in their team work and in the way they O .V . on the boat from rialem, and O. H .l al|y ' n scarcl‘ oi valuables. While he, Among the tens of thousands who from his position on the O. C. T. boats. ;.was tl,a* vngnped Mr- Fletcher came in held the heavy lino. In the first half est remedy for coughs, co ds, and all stock we are making the biggest cut on clothing and shoes ever made in ,, ... ,, , , ! from a short hunt, and Yaneo escaped have used ChainlrerMn's Cough Reme Throat, Chest mid Lbng troubles. It the hose company scored, and in the Capt. \v vatt Harris and daughter ar- .. , . , , , this country. We make the following prices, which are unparalled in 1 • n 'through a window. Mr. Fletcher fol- dy for colds and la grippe during the will stop the word cough, and not only second the “ hooks” were able to buck rived home from their extended visit last the history of clothing trade. past few years, to our knowledge, not n j lowed him to Dayton an l swore out a prevents but absolutely cures Consump the line for a touch down, the game Saturday on th e:! o’clock train. Capt. j warrant for his arrest, but the culprit single case ha* resulted In pneumonia. tion. l’rieo 50c. and $1 <K). livery Regular Frico. Cut Prie«. ending 5-5. The game was a good hard looks well, lie says he has gained 15 lbs Til: s. Whitfield A Co. 218 Wabash ave Isittle guaranteed. Trial bottles free f'iue clay worsteds in frocks and sacks...$i6 and $16.50 $12.50 one from start to finish, with just enough an 1 never felt belter in hii life. Capt. I evaded the constable and the papers ' could not be served. On Wednesday of nue, Chicago, one of the most promi at C. F. Moore & C'o.’s Drug Store. $14.69 Fancy worsteds............................................ $18 star plays to keep tbe enthusiasm high, left last August for Indianapolis In i., i this week J. J. Wools ami Lee Smith nent retail druggists in tlmt city, in A large crowd of spectators was present, and after a visit with friends and rela- $ 9.20 All wool cheviots.........................................$12 speaking of this says: We recommend ; got on his track and captured him iu a A i.K N .a WANTED— FOR T I I E U P E IN I' the gate receipts netting over thirty tives then left for old Mexico and visited Stockton Woolen Mills, all wool cashmere 1 little house about two miles from St Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for la- A ch itrv ism cn tv ^ A d m lril De tv« jr," th e worM'n dollars clear of expenses. some of his boyhood haants.—Tran I ^rcdtcbl mtvti! hero, Hy M nr«t lialst«*«!, tlie suits.................................................... $14 and $13 $11.60 $9.30 | Paul. They brought him over here, and grippe In many cases, as it not only I li felons: fripnil nij<l a d m ire ro f th o n a tio n '* idol. script. ‘ h G kcm sn«l bent t*.nk; o v e r :*» fave», a x 10 Charley Ilodson arrived home from gives prompt anil complete recovery, j after giving him a night’s lodging in the $ 6 .2 0 ! incur*.« : n early 100 putfc«! h a lf tono illtmtr&tlofiî*. Kxccllunt business suits..............................$ 8.50 W. E. Ptanton is planning to leave I city jail, took him up to Dayton yestor- but also counteracts any tei.der.ey of Only tl.oO, K norm oua ilc n in n i Iii sc com nils- his trip East on last Tuesday bringing Men’s pants 20 per cent discount. OntfU free. C hance of a lifclimr*. SVrlte with him twelve head of Short Horn here in a few days for La Junta, Colo I d iv and turne 1 him over to the author- la grippe to rt~till In pneumonia.” Fur [ ftiotiH. r|t|h*»c. I .».* l' tm liilon C om pany, IL -o rO x Our entire stock of overcoats for less than cost. ton llldg., C hicago. and Jersey cattle one Poland Chinn and rado, where he goes to look after prop | ¡ties for preliminary examination. sale by C. F. Moore A Co. druggtst. Oxford Greys latest styles neat and nobby— two Jersey Red hogs. He vi«iled many erty interests he has there. He It is a IIm . Clarence Bult is spending his KcguUr Price. C u t Prie«. of the best breeding farms in Iowa, Illi farm near La Junta which has largely 'spare moments drafting bills which he $ 6.00 $ 8.50 nois and Indiana, and was somewhat increased in value since ho came away . proposes to introduce at the opening of nejr.iUr Prices. THE NATIONAL MAGAZINE, amaxed at the amonnt of money that is eighteen mouths ago, on the account of | the legislature. One will be a bill to re | Other styles..........$13, $12.50 and $12. $10, $-8.90, $8.50 E lu v i ty Jo* UUchi.il CkarfU, lieing paid out in those states for blood the building oi tw o beet sugar factories duce the passenger rates on railroads to One hundred suits children's clothing. Regular Prices from $2 to in easy di-U.nce on either side. The ed stock. In Henry county, Indiana, he | three cents a milo and another will be a 155- Cut prices $1.60, $3.50. visited with three of his brothers and family will remain here at least until bill to tax dfKr-i for creating a fund for C L s* I<vtr»lar. h id a general good time. Of the stock spring. | payment of damages to sheep and g >ats I Knee Pants.................. ’50c. to $1.50. 30c. and 80c. lie bro ight back Andy Winters gets two Tho most interesting part of the pro- ; oceariored by the railing of dogs. Til t vour 50c. rearhes us on or before Jimrry 1, 1001. fine Short Horn heifers, J. C. McCrea a giam at th< evening, j introduction of such a bill as the latter I Mackintoshes...............$5.50 and $10. $3.50 and $8.75. Think what this means I It pli.es the cleverest, bright Lull and a heifer a n d Mr. McKay across wit!.out any est ¡.nd most up-to-date magazine in your hands every is being urged by the farmers in this month for a year for . the river a bull and heifer, all Short was the post: bee i t all the states have A W ELL Hurn«, while Tlnmas Smith north of a»lvertlocl After the eterei«íes oí tho t'l.-li a law Mr. Rui hopes to lie able to half the regular price! —much le s than it costs to publish it. Die “N ational ’’ town get-* a J«mey cow aa 1 J. L. H s- ening w.tre over, Mr. Sepp olf Al «n!c a, get it through wi .out mnch tron Is an honor to his family and a credit to the town, because be re- is thoroughly American, now in Us 13ili volume, full of kin* will probably take a Jer-ey boi for. w r ut prevai 1 op-in to give the .IanC0 oí His vote on the Pi •nary Election I just the reading you want from cover to cover. . ! spccts himself and commands respect of his fellows. Jasper .Smith oi Tillamook county also the in lian Ma lidn-a Man, an 1 anray -I w . ulu n »*»ing b j ¡tied will dopertd Tim ely Topics, . Washington Affairs, takes two cow a The Atkin-on brother* in charade ri:rtic Siw.ash raionent. with the nature of the b We are making it possible (or you to dress like a prince. take the P>»!an 1 China ho? and Charley S.*th Mill® to beat t*»o t » ti t Bright Stories, Clever Illustrations. pie will oppose tin bill keepi the K- j J Jer§ey§. While he s.iw Robert Jotirs pr vttratf«l h*Tn.*ren«e I MAKE A DATE WITH US BETWEEN DEC. 15. & FEB .1 , 1 9 1 1 I TI j U #• a upfrial ■“•l much fine farmin? coantry Charier ray* perform?! tho nee«*« try i probably rruire an A t IIo tIs o n t ir o s * , he cam? back with a better opinion of in a highly aatwfidory of •* -i i S t , B oston. fallona! Mazaxlne, 01 every. f§ n*a*l«*r«afU>i'»>aF<'r Oregon than ever before. the frightened LttL* f jikf. T h o C l o t h i e rs J r n r n ls h c r m . >d. IARRIVED b Holiday Goods *;fCome and see them before buying: ese-j! (¡¡’w here. § D o n ’t F o r g e t II I! | * 5 * SHOES. w irr^ toccause they are the best for the mon-U (•joy and arc guaranteed to give satisfac- itio n . , t BVOS I Furniture store HARDWICK CO. CARRY A FULL LINE —OF— NEW AND SECOND-HAND F U S M T U E M t CLOTHING! CLOTHING! DISCOUNT EVER MADE FIGURES \7iio. DRESSED MAN «ft I . • i GMT P & itF * n -
