Newberg graphic., January 18, 1901, Image 3

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You
Have ¡t=THE BENEFIT OF Our annual CLEARANCE SALE
From the 28th inst. until the 28th of January everything in
our stock of DRY GOODS and SHOE Department goes at 10 per
cent discount, (except oilcloth, rubber goods, unbleached muslin
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carpet-warp and thread).
W e would not profit by selling you
what you do not want. Our stock is much too large in some lines
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for invoice, and it is on account of this we offer you 10 per cent.
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on our already low prices.
This discount in our SHOE
and TT
CLOTHING means from 2 0 to 2 o per cent cheaper than
any f f
other place in this county.
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Many articles in NOTIONS, HOSIERY, UND ER W EAR and l 1
LA D IES W RAPS will be sold regardless of price.
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As to our Grocery Department we have the
buy.
Cash Only Will buy goods Sold at discount
This stock is also too large to invoice and must be reduced this month.
some of our prices below:
A
freshest and purest goods that money can
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T
Notice
25c
7C
i-ib ca u s ......................35c
80c
Pure Concentrated Lye, i-lb cans.................................................
schillings Best Bakiug powder,
We h,™ s „ up r„, ho . c k « ,. mou » , ,
C a k e fix tu r e s
Queensware
at
Bakm,. c u ..,« i c ™ „ „ 4
r .™ ,.,
.n kind, or p * .»4
move them.
Should you want anything in the dish line it will pay
you to look at our new and
latest patterns.
Lamps and Glassware-Webavea
During this Sale we will take your produce as usual at the highest market price.
large and beautiful stock to select from at prices that will
Eree delivery to all parts of the city.
Yours for lowest prices,
Fresh vegetables at Wilson’s grocery.
P u b l i c S c h o o l N o te s .
C. B. Wilson is still paying cash for
L A F A Y E T T E IT E M S .
Bargains in all goods in stock at the
produce.
Mr. Calkins one of the board of direct­
Grandma Carey is quite sick.
ors visited school Friday the 11 inst.
Will Finnigan of Laurel was in town Fair Store.
Mr. Burbank is better, so be is np
Empty barrels for sale by C. B. Wil­
D. R. Jacksons have moved into their
Mrs. McGregor visited Miss Lamb’s and around the house.
Thursday.
son.
new house on Main street.
room on Tuesday afternoon. Parents
Mr. Rinehart has moved to the Mrs.
Mrs. Emma Lynch of McMinnville
Several cases of measles are reported
Leave orders at Wilson’s Grocery for are always gladly received.
Weaver properly nenr the Evangelical
has been visiting this week with Wm. expressing or light hauling.
in the west end of town.
Tommy Cummings has returned to church.
Mannings.
Air-tight Stoves now on hand at re­
Lewis Jones reports a recent arrival Bchool duties again. He seems as strong
Burt Harvey is home, having closed
Go toT. B. Cummings for paints and of a bouncing baby boy in their family. as ever and we are glad to see him
duced prices. A. W h e e l e r , Plumber.
his school uear Amity on account of
oil9. A full lino of undertaking goods
diphtheria.
Both the Baptists and Methodists back.
The birth of a son within the last few kept in stock.
On Wednesday morning, the 16, Rev.
bave
been holding revival services this
days to Mr. and Mrs. Adna Fogg of Mt.
Some families from Missouri have
Barr gave the principal’s room a very loaned here and are occupying the Gay
Mrs. Jas. Hamnett left Wednesday week.
Tabor is announced.
morning for Troutdale, for a visit with
Subscribe at the postoffloe for the pleasant talk and some very wholesome property on Piety hill.
F or S ale —One J . I. Case Triumph
her daughter and family.
Telegram
or Oregonian and keep track advice.
C. H. Christenson from near Amity
Sulkey plow.
Been used but little.
The scholars have been grasping every attended installation of the following
of
what
our
legislators are doing at
Miss Ida Hall went down to Mt,
Cost $50 and will take $35. J. A. J ones .
opportunity
to
see
the
beautiful
Willam­
Tabor Wednesday morning to work for Salem.
officers oi Laurel Assembly United Arti­
Mrs. H. R. Morris has been recover­ a time in the family of A. S. Fogg.
ette while it is muddy, and high, and sans Monday night. Master Artisan,
The
best
offer
ever
made
in
real
estate
ing very satisfactorily from her attack
swift. The upper grades can tell you
William McCollum is down with kid­ in this vicinity, is 157 acres at $6 per how many more barrels of wnter are May Eletcher; superintendent, Elisa
of diphtheria, and the quarantine was
Shire; secretary, Louisa Vickrey; treas­
acre,
5
miles
northwest
of
Newberg.
ney trouble and very little hope of his
lifted Tuesday.
flowing past iu a minute now than urer, J. L . Vickrey; inspector, Jimmie
See A. P. Oliver.
recovery is entertained by his friends.
in summer.
The best of fresh and salt meats the
Hyde; master of ceremonies, W. 8.
A social evening was enjoyed at the
Mrs. Will Lawrence came down from
market affords will be found at the New-
Hyde; warden, Adam Dill.
Friends
church
last
Friday
evening
by
B
a
n
k
N
l
s
u
m
r
n
l
.
berg Meat Market. The highest prices Dayton Wednesday morning for a visit the "middle aged Quakers." A pleas­
The city council met Monday night
Annual
report
of
the
Bank
of
New­
with
the
Lawrence
family
out
west
of
paid for butcher’s stock.
aud
swore in the new members as fol­
ant
time
was
reported.
berg
at
the
close
of
business
December
town.
lows: Mayor, Sumner Carr; council-
Sarg Britt started back to bis univer­
Jo Winder, a former resident of New- 29, 1900.
men, Dug Nelson, Joe Guston, P. A.
sity work at Berkeley, California, Satur­ Photographs cheap, but not cheap pho berg, came down from Baker City last
RRSOUSCRS.
day morning after an extended holiday tographs—twenty-four stamp pictures Friday and has been calling on friends L oans a n d d is c o u n ts .....................................(17261 32 Bates and Nets Brack. Recorder, E. M,
R eal e sta te , fu rn itu re a n d fix tu re s ....... 10086 79 Olds: treasurer, J. L. Vickrey; mnrshal,
for twenty five cents at Smith's photo and relatives during the week.
vacation spent at home.
O ver d ra fts .......................................................
406 82
gallery.
We have received notice from the Due from o th e r b a n k s .................................. 31215 92 Jacob Harrington. They came danger­
Farmers I want your eggs. I will
Mr. Douglas announces that he will Patent Record Co., that Semon Madson C ash on h a n d .................................................. 6900 77 ously near electing a dry board this
give cash for them.
Egg packers
timo.
be in his new quarters by Feb. 1. Come has been granted a patent on his bicy­
furnished free to those wishing them.
T o ta l........................................................ 9.5871 62
The locks are under twenty feet of
and
see
him,
whether
you
want
to
get
cle toe clip, for which be applied some
C. B. W ilson .
liabilities .
your “ fortigraf tuk,” or not.
C a p ita l s to c k ...............................
(25030 00 water and the banks are undorminingon
time
ago.
Frank Elliott went up to LaGrande
n d iv id e d profits less e x ­
both sides of the river in a serious man­
C. W. Lane, of Powels Valley, was in U penses
Revival services will commence at
the latter part of last week to help take
7316 23 ner. A gang of men have been busy for
a n d ta x e s p a id ...........
town
last
week
and
bought
some
vacant
Friends
church
on
Sunday
evening,
C o llectio n s....................................
1219 16
care of Ab Hill, who was down with ap­
a week or two filling in the holes that
pendicitis. Ab recovered rapidly, and January 27. They will be conducted by lots on Meridian street on which he in­ D eposits su b jec t to c h e c k ....... (31804 66
have waahed out, putting in stone and
C ertificates of d e p o sit. . . . . ___ 30031 67
tends
to
build
in
the
spring.
Mr.
Lane
the
pastor
and
other
local
workers.
he returned to bis work the middle of
ffitsao 28 sacks of Mud in tba whirlpools. There
is
an
engineer.
the week.
Mrs. H. E. Pinney and her two little
will be work there for a crew of men
The youngest daughter of Mr. and
T o ta l.................
96871 62
Mrs. H. L. Christenson receives word girls, who arrived here two or three
and teams all summer while if they had
N.
E.
B
ritt
,
P
resid
e
n
t,
from Trask that her father is at the months ago, started back to their old Mrs. W. N. Sutton was taken sick the
been located in the prooer place on the
J. C. C olcord , Cashier.
point of death I t is a sore trial to her i borne at Great Bend, Kansas, Tuesday first of the week and on Tuesday the
falls It would take but little expense to
doctor
pronounced
a
case
of
diphtheria,
Mr. Pinney accompanied
F o r S a le .
that the condition of the mountain road morning.
keep tbern in repair.
and had Mr. Buttons quarantined. The
is such that she cannot possibly reach them as (ar as Portland.
Lot 50x100 ft., east of the Wyman
M. O. Lownsdale has been shipping
other little girls, with the Harris girls
bis bedside.
Hon. Clarence Butt left Saturday who have been making their home building on First street, for $146. Ad­ his green apples to Iowa and California.
He lias a fine lot of apples.
P osey .
C. F. Hatch, who worked in Alaska, morning to assume his legislative duties. there, have dropped out of school for dress C. H. Epler, Wilsonville, Or.
up on the Yukon last season, left here He spent a couple of days in Portland the present and are with their grand-
F o r H ale.
B lo w n t o A to m « ,
Tuesday morning after spending several mingling and getting acquainted with mother, Mrs. Townsend.
One 1400 pound horse, one 7 year old
The old idea that the body sometimes
days visiting his brother Ed in college his fellow legislators, before proceeding
The annual meeting of the stockhold­ cow giving milk, and one two year old needs a powerful, drastic, purgative pill
here. He expects to spend the winter to the scene of active operations.
ers of the Chehalem Valley Bank was heifer, fresh in March.
has been exploded; for Dr. King’s New
in California.
Sore and swollen joints, sharp, shoot­ held last Monday in the bank parlors.
1 11 t2
E - A . E llis .
Life Pills, which are perfectly harmless
Jim and Jo Hamnett cams home for a ing pains, torturing muscles, no rest, The cashier presented his annual state­
gently stimulate liver and bowels to ex­
I
t
G
ir
d
le
«
th
e
G
lobe.
visit Tuesday evening from Tacoma, no sleep. That means rheumatism. It ment of the transactions of the bank for
pel poisonous matter, cleanse the sys­
The fame of-Buck ten’s Arnica Halve, tem and absolutely cure Constipation
Washington, where they have been is a stubborn disease to fight but the past twelve months up to Dec. 31,
working for some time in a large smel­ Chamberlain’s Pain Balm has conquer­ which showed a very gratifying increase as the best in the world, extends round | and Hick Headache. Ouly 25c at C. F.
ter. They report good times and lots of ed it thousands of times. I t will do in business over that of any other year, the earth. I t’s the one perfect healer Moore A Co’s drugstore.
so whenever the opportunity is offered. and also that the financial condition of of Cuts, Corns, Burns, Bruises Sores,
work in Tacoma.
Scalds, Holls, Ulcers, Felons, Aches,
R e a l E fttato T r a n sfe r « .
A special program on the subject of Try it. One application relieves the the institution was in every respect sat-
pain. For sale by C. F. Moore A Co. J iafactory to the patrons and officers. No Pains and all Hkin Eruptions. Ouly ) R eported by th e Y am hill Go. A b stra c t C o a t Me
health and heredity is being prepared for
druggists.
change is made in the list of directors infallible pile cure. 25c a box at C. I<\ M tn u v llle , O regon, for th e w e ek e n d in g
the next meeting of the W.C.T.U., to be
J a n 5 1901. Ja m e s M. P u g h , M anager.
Moore A Co’s drugstore.
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J. 8. Baker left here on Thursday for the coming year.
held January 23, at 2 p. m., at the home
R
E Saylor and wf to Lucinda
of Mrs. F. A. Morris. A cordial invita- morning with near load of dairy cows
Saylor
all oi blk M Saylors ad
F r o m t h e C o lle g e .
Notice.
for a point on the Sound half way l>e-
tation is extended to all to attend. *
love
The Crescent literary society is arrang­
Those who hare not settled their ac­ lo McM....................................
tween
Tacoma
and
Seattle.
He
drove
to
In buying up cows lately J. 8. Baker
ing for an entertainment to be given counts up to Jan. 1, 1901, will confer a Ahio 8 Watt to E M Brown Its
Portland
and
intended
to
ship
from
says he has found more of them in the
soon in the college chapel.
48 49 and 50 Cove Orchard.. $ 600 00
favor by giving notes for same if they
country than be has ever seen before. there. The cows were bought here and
The beautiful sunshine that should be cannot pay cash. Immediate attention John \V Thomas and wf to Ella
there
among
the
farmers
and
Mr.
Bak­
Farmers have been saving their heifers
Thomas 52.61 a near A m ity.. 300
a blessing to all, quite turned the heads is expected.
for the past two or three years and near­ er said he would sell them out on li is of some people, and recitations were
G A Plietb and wf to J W Evans
1-18-14
W. C. K r u g e r .
arrival at his destination if he found a
ly every one he met had one or more to
Its 23 24 25 snd 26 blk D Hob­
forgotten, all work suspended and a gen­
sell. Good cows are good property to satisfactory market, and if he fails in eral good time indulged in.
sons ad Newberg..................... 100
this,
he
intends
to
milk
them.
A P r o m in e n t C h ic a g o W o m a n S p e a k s .
own.
The people from canyon hall give very
Prof. Hoxa Tyler, of Chicago, Vice American Mortgage Co to H R
Water may be a common, 13 months
Broadwell Its 8 and 9 blk 20
A veay pretty home wedding was sol­
pleasing accounts of Miss Macy’s abili­ President Illinois Woman’s Alliance,
Dundee....................................
40
emnized on Wednesday, January 16, at affair with us, but there is always a great ties to rule them. But far more pro­ in speaking of Chamberlain’s Cough
the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Law­ deal of interest manifested just the same ficient is she in the culinary depart­ Remedy says: " I suffered with a se­ A E LaRocque to John McLeod
20 foot roadway....................... 40
rence, in which their daughter Mary A. when the old Willamette gets on her ment. Long ago we heard of Mary who vere cold this winter which threatened
periodical spree. As a result of the re­
Daisy Macksy et al to Granville
was united in marriage to Alex Aitken
had
a
little
Lamb;
and
now
we
hear
of
to
run
into
pueumonia.
I
tried
differ­
Everest 6.75 a in Richard Ev­
of Portland. Rev. Hiram Gould of the M. cent rains and melting, snow the river Miss Macy who has a little market bas­ ent remedies but I seemed to grow
erest die tS s r2 w ................. 800
E. church officiated. Only the immediate rose steadily and Bwiftly until it came ket.
worse
and
the
medicine
upset
my
within about ten feet of the mark reach­
Granville Everest to D I Mackey
relatives of the bride and groom were
A college string band has been organ­ stomach. A friend advised me to try
6.75 a in Richard Everest dlo
present. Mr. and Mrs. Aitken will re­ ed in the memorable Hood of 1890. The ized with the following aa musicians: Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and I
t3 s r2 w................................. 300
side at 822 Thurman St., Portland, Ore. water was running over the point at old Trof. Kelsey, mandolin; Owen Maris, found it was pleasant to take and It re­
Wynooski landing Wednesday, the
Mathias Guenther to Barney
As an object lesson on the financial fouith time it has done so, Reube Ever­ banjo; Carrie Turner and Orlando llea- lieved me at once. Ia m now entirely
Baumelster 20 s in C A Hard­
conditions of the people we refer our est says, since 1847. The flood reached cock, violins; Mrs. Douglas and Dwight recovered, saved a doctor's bill, time
wick dlo t2 s r3 w.................
400
and
suffering,
and
I
will
never
be
with­
readers to the annual statement of the Its highest about Wednesday evening, Coulson, guitars; Nervia Wright, organ­
Harney Baumeister to Mathias
Bank of Newberg given elsewhere. For when there was a steady and continual ist. This aggregation gives promise of out this splendid medicine again." For
Guenther 20 s part Jno Scales
n town of 1200 inhabitants, and.without stream of visitors to the river. The great musical ability, having already sa'e l>y C. F. Moore & Co. druggists.
die t2 tr3 w ........................... 400
any large manufacturing concerns, a water began to recede yesterday morn­ acquired all that could be asked of one
Ruth Holdridge to P E Hoi-
deposit of over sixty thousand dollars in ing.
of the essentials—volume.
T e a c h e r s I.n eat l a . f l l u K
dridge 5 60 a in eec 7 16 • r3w.
3
one of the two banks, reads much as if
The faculty, the faculty; why they
A local teachers meeting of the teach­ Wm Kades to Herman Krause
The
city
eleetion
held
Monday
result­
prosperity might be turned loose in oar
are quite in demand now-a-days; that ic ers of Yamhill county will he held in
150 a in sec 34 t5 * r7 „ ........... 1000
midst. Bank deposits are generally ed in the following vote by wards. First their pictures are. Every noon some as­ the Cook school building, McMinnville,
F K Beider and wf to Karl Ziin-
ward—Mayor, G. C. Carl, 38; Treasurer,
considered pretty reliable sign boards.
merman laud in Falcouner d I
8. M. Calkins, 40; Recorder, Joseph piring picture taker arranges them in Saturday January 26. A good program
The regular meeting of the anti-saloon Wilson, 32, Ore Price, 10; Councilman, artistic style; snd then—well it does has been arranged and all teachers of
c 16 • r6 w............................... 1600
league was held in the Friends church Wm. Stratton.’ioi etocood ward-M ay-j not alwaJ« "P°il the instrument. No the county are requested to lie present
Tuesday evening when good addresses or, Carl, 58; Treasurer, Calkins. 57; Re- •o,ati0n ha" been *iyen f<* th® Picture snd participate in the discussion of the
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Programs Ollie Milligan 24, to John Butts, 22.
were made by Rev. Barr and Rev. «order, Wilson, 3», Price 25; Council-, ProWem- but U '* known* that certain queetions that may arise.
Launer. The trend of the sentiment ex­ man, C. K. Spaulding, 59. Third ward ! ,lu 'lenU' •■‘e furnishing Puck with comic will be sent out next week.
E. V. L iT T L E ria tj), County Sup'L
A I I . . p M f t la r y .
Wonder where they get tbeir
pressed was that there is no reasonable -M ayor, Carl, 58; Treasurer, Calkins,
doubt that quantities of liquor are be­ 52; Recorder, Wilson, 11, Price, 49. subjects71 ! t
It is p mystery why women endure
B r o u g h t flootl F o r tu n e .
ing sold in this town snd that the Chris­ Councilman for short term, Seth Mills
The college Y. M. C. A. gave a social
Backache, Headache, Nervousness,
tian and so-called temperance people 53; for Tong term, W. W. Hollingsworth in the library Saturday evening to the
A small item in hisown paper lately Sleeplessness, Melancholy. Fainting
are largely to blame for it because of 27, T. B. Duncan 33. This vote elected boys of the college and alumni. Various brought amazing good fortune to editor and Dizzy Spells when thousands have
tlieir passive attitude; that there are too Price recorder over Wilson, the repub­ games such as crokinole, miniature base Cbrls. Reltter, of the Haginaw (Micb.J proved that FJectrlc Hitters will quick­
many "invalids" in this town and that lican nominee by six votes, the other ball, and a revised edition of drop the Post and Zeitung. He and his family ly cure such troubles. “ I suffered for
if it got out how many prescriptions nominees being elected with the excep­ hankerchief were indulged in. inter­ had the Grip in IU worst form. Tbeir years with kidney trouble," writes Mrs.
were being written and filled to keep tion of one councilman in third ward. spersed with story telling. Emmer doctor did them no good. Theu he read Phebe Cherley, of Patterson, la , "and
some people in good health, Newberg When G. C. Carl, nominee for mayor Newby gave an account of bis recent that Dr. King's New Discovery for a lame beck pained me so I oould not
would bave the reputation of a very stepped up to vote, a surprise was sprung trip lo California. All enjoyed them- Consumption, Coughs and Colds was a dress myself, but Electric Bitters
sickly place; that force is being muster­ in the discovery that he had not lived selves immensely and unanimously vot­ guaranteed cure for La Q.Ippe and all wholly cured me, and although 73
ed, and sentiment increased in favor of within the corporate limit« long enough ed in favor of another such occasion in ! Throat and Lung troubles; trial it and years old, I now am able to do all my
a saioon, and lastly bat not least that to enjoy that privilege. This of course ! the near future. We move to amend | says: "Three bottles cured the whole housework." I t overcomes Constipa­
the people of Newberg should work as prevents bit serving aa mayor, at pres­ however, by asking in the young ladies . family. No other medicine on earth tion, improves appetite, gives perfect
hard against the un-licensed aa the ent at least, and the council will have next time. Tbs evening closed with j equals it." Only 50 cents and $1 at C. health. Only 50c at C. F. Moore A Co's
licensed saloon.
I three cheers and a tiger for old P. C.
drugstore.
F. Moore aud Ce. Trial bottles free.
to fill the vacancy.
SUTTON CALKINS A CO.
Local Events.
)
-SPECIAL-
W E HAVE A FEW LINES
OF SHOES W E W ISH TO
CLOSE OUT. THEY ARE
THE BROWN SHOE CO.’S
MAKE OF SHOES.
LOOK AT THESE PRICES
AND THEN TAKE A LOOK
AT THE SHOES. THEY
SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES
Men’s Congress Calf Shoes
-
81.65
“
44 Satin Calf Shoes
-
1.40
4«
44
Oil grain heavy shoes, 1.40
W e G U A R A N T E E a ll ou r S h oes to be S a tisfa c to r y
T H A T H A V E ST A R 5 ST A R S T A M P E D ON
TH EM .
Ehret Bros.
O pp. B a n k o f N e w b e rg .
Furniture Store
HARDWICK & CO.
CARRY A FULL LINE
— OF—
NEW AND SECOND-HAND
FU M TO TU M H «
•wsw-
W ill sell cheaper than any one in the County.
Goods for old.
Goods sold on Weekly or Monthly Payments.
CLOTHING!
W ill exchange New
CLOTHING!
AT THE BIGGEST DISCOUNT EVER MADE
LOOK AT THESE FIGURES
Of Clothing and Shoes. In order to make room for our spring
stock we are making the biggest cut on clothing and shoes ever made in
this country.
W e make the following prices, which are uuparallcd in
the history of clothing trade.
Regular Price.
C a t Pries.
Fine clay worsteds in frocks and sacks...$ 16 and $16 .50 $ 13 .5 0
Fancy worsteds............................................$ 1 8
$14-69
All wool cheviots........................................ $ 1 2
$ 9.30
Stockton Woolen Mills, all wool cashmere
suits.....................................................$ 1 4 and $ 1 2
$ 11.6 0 $9.30
Excellent business suits............................. $ 8 . 5 0
$ 6.20
Men’s pants 20 per cent discount.
Our entire stock of overcoats for less than cost.
Oxford Greys latest styles neat and nobby—
Regular Price.
$ 8.50
Cut Price.
$ 6.00
R eg u lar Prices.
Other styles.......... $ 1 3 , $ 12 .5 0 and $t 2. $10 , $8.90, $8.50
One hundred suits children's clothing. Regular Prices from $2 to
$5. Cut prices $1.60, $3.50.
R ef u U r.
Knee Pants.................. 50c. to $ 1.5 0 . 30c. and 80c.
Mackintoshes............... $5.50 and $10 . $3 .5 0 and $8.75.
A W ELL DRESSED MAN
Is an honor to his family and a credit to the town, because he re­
spects himself and commands respect of his fellows.
We are making it possible for you to dress like a prince.
MAKE A DATE WITH US BETWEEN DEC. 15. & FEB. 1 , 1 9 0 1
H u d s o n I3 ro s.t
T h e C l o t h i e r s « f t F u r n is h e r s *