Newberg graphic., January 25, 1901, Image 3

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YOU
Have if = the b e n e fit 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
carpet-warp and thread).
We would not profit by selling you
what you 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 25 per cent cheaper than any
other place in this county.
Many articles in NOTIONS, HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR and
LADIES WRAPS will be sold regardless of price.
Cash only will buy goods sold at discount
As to our Grocery Department we have the freshest and purest goods that money cun
buy. This stock is also too large to invoice aud must be reduced this month.
some of our prices below:
Notice
Soap, Cakes Golden Star, 7 bars................................................ 26C
Pure Coru Starch, 5 one-lb Papers............................................ 25C
Pure Concentrated Lye, i-lb cans................ .............................. 7c
Schillings Best Baking Powder, 1 -lb cans................................ 35c
Schillings Best Tea, 25c Package................................................ 20c
Fairbanks Gold Dust, 3-lb Package.......................................... 18C
We have Syrup for Hot Cakes, Molasses for Baking, Cleaned Currants aud Raisins, all kinds of Pie
Cake fixtures at prices that move them.
(J llC C llS »
are
Should you want anything in the dish line it will pay you to look at our new
latest patterns.
and
and
Lamps and G lass» are We have a large and beautiful stock to select from at prices that will
suit you.
During this Sale we will take your produce as usual at the highest market price. Free delivery to all parts of the city.
Yours for lowest prices,
SUTTON CALKINS & CO.
C. B. Wilson is still paying cash icr ! Fresh vegetables at Wilson’s grocery. Oyster supper this evening opposite has been exploded; for Dr. King’s New
produce.
j Life Pills, which are perfectly harmless
Charley Butler drove over to Carlton the postofflee. •
Mrs. F. A. Morri* went to Portland gently stimulate liver and bowels to ex-
Prof. John P. Meakin, Jan. 29, Craters Wednesday.
to spend a few days visiting. ; P«l poisonous matter, cleunse the sys-
Empty barrels for sale by C. B. Wil­ hall.
Bargains in all goods in stock at the Thursday
The
tricks
ol ‘‘spiritualistic mediums” ,em anJ “l>solutely cure Constipation
son.
Miss Henrietta Sink, of Portland, is Fair Store.
exposed at Craters hall on Friday auj 1 | arul
Headache. Only 25c at C. F.
Hain Hutchins was down from Day- visiting with relatives In town.
Ellis Hall is voting with the home Saturday evenings.
Moore & Co's drugstore.
ton Tuesday.
Dr. Hutchinson visited with Frank folks this week.
The ladies aid society of Friends |
N otice.
Story, song, pathos, humor, Jan. 29, Taylors at McMinnville last Sunday.
Leave orders at Wilson’s Grocery for church will serve oysters in the Oliver 1 All persons knowing themselves in­
Craters ball.
building opposite the postoftice tills, debted to us w ill please call aud settle
Air-tight Stoves now on hand at re­ expressing or light hauling.
Oscar Allen of the steamer Alton» duced prices. A. W heeler , Plumber.
George Hailstone, of Walla Walla, is Friday evening beginning at five at once by cash or note.
spent last Sunday under the parental Salmon barrel hoops wanted at once. down for a visit of a week with his New­ o'clock. Price 15c.
tl
H udson B ros .
roof in Newberg.
Mrs. Naomi Comer, wife of Silas Com­
Write Kearney Bros., coopers, Astoria. berg frieuds.
I
t
G
ird
le
s
t
h
e
Rev. L D. Barr and others will go to Billy McLaughlin has been at home Rev. Stanard, of McMiunville, will er, died on Wednesday evening at their The fame of Bucklen’s Globe.
Arnica Salve,
Sherwood Friday evening to work in the from the logging camp this week with occupy the pulpit of the Baptist churcli 1 home in Newberg after ÿ, lingering ill­ as the best in tho world, extends
round
ness,
in
the
sixty-ninth
year
of
her
interest of the college.
next Sunday.
his family.
the earth. It’s the one perfect healer
age.
The
family
came
here
from
Kiowa
F or S a l e —One J . I. Case Triumph
Go toT. B. Cummings for paints and Mrs. A. B. Cornell, of Grants Pass, county, Kansas, a few years ago and of Cuts, Corns, Burns, Bruises Sores,
Sulkey plow. Been used but little. oils.
full line of undertaking goods is in town visiting with her mother Sirs. have since made their homo in New- Scalds, Bolls, Ulcers, Felons, Aches,
Cost (50 and will take (35. J. A. J o n e s . kept in A stock.
M. E. Myers.
be’g. The deceased was a devoted wife Pains and all Skin Eruptions. Only
Bert Weesner’s have moved out to No one should fall to hear the cele­ Subscribe at the postoflice for the and mother and never tired of doing inlallible pile cure. 25c a box at C. F.
wliat is know as the J. D. Carter place brated lecturer at Craters hall Jan. 29. Telegram or Oregonian and keep track little acts of kindness to those about her. Moore A Ca’s drugstore.
She was a devoted Christian and in her
west of town where they will ranch it All are welcome.
of what our legislators are doing at 1 ! death
F o r S/ilo.
the Friends church loses a loyal
for a time.
Salem.
Lot 50x100 ft., east of the Wyman
Otto
Pickett
came
home
from
Port­
member.
The
funeral
will
be
held
today
The little girl who made her first bow
—We will—
building on First street, for (145. Ad­
to attend the funeral of his grand Prof. Douglas, the photographer hopes at 2 p. m. from the residence.
at S. M. Calkins’ last week will no land
dress C. II. Epier, Wilsouville, Or.
to
get
moved
into
liis
new
quarters
ad­
father
on
Wednesday.
doubt be givea a start on shredded
the postoffico the first of the
M iss A l d r r . n n M a r r i e d .
W. A. Warren closed his candy shop joining
d r o u g h t G oo d F o r tu n e .
wheat biscuit.
The
item
of news given below which
month.
the first of the week and left with his
A
small
item in his own paper lately
is
taken
from
last
Sunday’s
Statesman
The best of fresh and salt meats the family
The
best
offer
ever
made
in
real
estate
and goods for Seattle.
brought
amazing
good fortune to editor
will
be
read
with
Interest
by
many
market affords will he found at the New­
in this vicinity, is 157 acres at (6 per
Chris. Reltter, of the Saginaw (Mich.)
berg Meat Market. The highest prices 51 Iss Mabel Edwards went to Portland acre, 5 miles northwest of Newberg. Newberg people.
Wednesday to spend a few days visiting See A. P. Oliver.
"A quiet and pretty home wedding Post and Zeituug. lie and his family
paid for butcher’s stock. X
at
the
home
of
her
brother
Walter.
was
celebrated in this city last Thurs­ had the Grip in Its worst form. Their
An evening with Prof. JolinC. Meakin
The boats commenced running last day evening,
at the home of tho bride’s doctor did them no good. Then he rend
John
Vickrey
and
son
Fred
came
the celebrated dramatic reader aud fra­
5tondav,
after
having
been
tied
up
for
a
parents,
Rev.
5$rs. C. Alderson, of that Dr. King’s New Discovery for
ternal lecturer. To hear him is to be­ down from LaFayette Wednesday to at­ week on account of the closing of the j this city, when and
Miss
Marguerite Alder- Consumption, Coughs and Colds was a
tend
the
funeral
of
William
McCollum.
come a better man. Jan. 29.
locks at Oregon City.
son became the wife of Robert L. Burk­ guaranteed cure for La Grippe and all
Throat and Lung troubles; tried it aud
“Tuesday" Nelson broke all previous Photographs cheap, but not cheap pho­
Douglas announces that he will hart, of Albany. The father of the says:
“Three bottles cured the whole
records this week by coming to town on tographs—twenty-four stamp pictures ho Mr.
bride
officiated
at
Ihq
ceremony.
in
his
new
quarters
by
Feb.
1.
Come
Monday. He explained himself by say­ for twenty five cents at Smith’s photo and see him, whether you want to get The bride is the second daughter of family. No other medicine on earth
gallery.
ing, “Oh I don’t come tomorrow.’’
Rev. aud Mrs. C. Alderson, of this city, equals it.’’ Only 50 cents and $1 at C.
your "fortigraf tuk,” or n«.t.
Farmers I want your eggs. I will Riley Smith left here on Monday for Mrs, Nellie Abbe, of Wenatchee, and is a most popular and accomplish- j F. Moore and Co. Triul bottles free.
T?.
give cash for them. Egg packers Grants Pass where ho ha9 located for Washington, is in town watching at the ed young woman. She is a musician ;
N otice.
of rare education and ability, being not 1
furnished free to those wishing them. the present, Lee is arranging to follow bedside
of her mother, Mrs. Naomi I i only a beautiful singer hut an accom-1 Those who have not settled their nc-
C. B. W ilson . him.
Comer
who
is not expected to live many ' p|U|,ed performer on the piano. ^l,e is 1 counts up to Jan. 1, 1901, will confer a
Charley Mackie has moved to the J. Prof. A. C. Stanbrough came over days longer.
by giving notes for same if they
I a graduate of the Willamette University favor
C. Nelson farm up the valley. Charley 1 from Aurora last Saturday where he is
cannot pay cash. Immediate attention
g.
.
College
of
Music
and
bus
taught
her
always farms right up to the handle anil | teaching to attend the funeral of his A “troupe’’ made up of lornooi p rofeS5 4 j OI1 |n t|,|g city, Albany, Cor­ is expected.
consequently will succeed where others | father. A new son was recently horn locnl talent gave a “show” at Craters vallis, and Newberg, very capably fill­
l-18-t4
W. C. K ruger .
hall one night last week to a fair sized ing the chair of musical instructor of
I in the professor’s family.
fail.
A D eep H y llir jr .
Those who attended say it Pacific College at the latter place.
F. A. Elliott is expecting his mother, Ex-County Commissioner, Amos Nel-! audience.
It
is
a
mystery
why women endure
was
very
fair
for
amateurs.
The groom is a member of the drug Backache, Headache,
5Irs. Sarah Elliott out from Vermilion son, of Newlierg, was over Wednesday I
Nervousness,
Grove, Illinois, in a short time for an | looking at a band of sheep, which he Rev. Levi D. Barr, A. C. Martin and firm of Burkhart A Lee, of Albany, and Sleeplessness,
Melancholy.
Fainting
extended visit. She will probably come longed to the late Geo. Lebold, with the [ W. C. Woodward mingled with the is one of the prominent citizens of that and Dizzy Spells when thousands have
throng at Salem a few days the first of; city, where the liuppy young couple I proved that Electric Bitters will quick­
nut with Jim Rees who is in Illinois on intention of buying.—Sheridan Sun.
a visit.
Fraternal evangelist, Prof. John P. the week. Rev. Barr by invitation have taken up their residence
cure such troubles. “I suffered for
opened with prayer Tuesday’s session The Graphic extends congratulations. ly
years with kidney trouble,” writes Mrs.
Rev. J. F. Day who was over from Meakin of Salt Lake City, head camp of
[ l’liebe Chcrley, of Patterson, la , “and
Carlton Tuesday came in and subscribed lecturer Woodmen of the World. See the legislature.
F r o m t h e C ollege.
for the Graphic saying that it was simp­ him, hear him. He may not pass this 1 The ladies of Friends chnrch met on The Creioent literary society regrets a lame hack pained me so I could not
ly a ease where they had to have it He way again. Craters hall Jan. 29, ad­ Monday afternoon and re-organized the to lose one of ita most able members, dress myself, but Electric Bitters
1 Ladies Aid Society, with Mrs. F. A.
; wholly cured ine, and although 73
is very much pleased with their new mission free.
Mr. Dench.
1 years old, I now am able to do all my
locatioo.
Elliott
ns
president.
The
object
of
the
Walter Kirk who has the agency —
for (
Rev. Barr never fails to give us a talk
It overcomes Constipa­
Hugh Bartholomew was down from separators and other dairy machinery organization is to aid the church and its on Monday morning, and the teachers housework.”
tion,
improves
appetite, gives perfect
work
and
to
reduce
the
church
debt.
says
he
is
meeting
with
very
good
sue-
West Chelialem last Monday. A con­
are always glad if some one will relieve healtli. Only 50c at C. F. Moore A Co’s
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tract is to be let fur carrying the mail cess, which is an indication that the John Schilling who at one time own­ them of that duty.
from Wapato to Dewey and Mr. Bar­ dairy interest is on the up grade among ed a good farm on Chelialem mountain The honorable members of the faculty drugstore.
Will sell cheaper than any one in the County.
Will exchange Near
tholomew will probably make a bid for the valley farmers.
is now left penniless as a result Tif poor met Friday evening, and as a result The high water of this week, placed
Goods for old.
a job in the mail service again.
A. A. Davis and wife, of Jewell county, management on the part of relatives of this, on Monday morning a plan for a the Yamhill locks 25 feet under water. Goods sold on Weekly or Monthly Payments.
Peter Gieshrecht who has been living Kansas arrived here last Saturday apd in whom lie placed confidence, and as rousing college social was put before the If they would remain there, and the
outeast of town for the past year, re­ I after remaining over Sunday with Hen- he is old and infirm it seems that the school. It was met with great approval 1 present stage of water continue, the
and Mrs. Douglas lias promised that the , capita1 of Yamhill county wouldhavc
cently traded a North Dakota farm for a j ry Mills went out to J. L. Davis’ for an county must care for him.
farm of one hundred and fifty acres near 1 extended visit, they being relatives. Will Clemenson seems to bo getting entertainment will he something entire nninterupted communication witli the
outside world. As it is, there Is an un-
Dallas, Polk county, and has been mov­ Mrs. Davis is a cousin of Mrs. O. C. to the front over in Washington after ly new—M Newberg at least.
certainty about it.—Dayton Herald.
Emery formerly of Newberg.
ing to his new home this week.
It
seems
to
be
the
general
wish
of
the
the
most
approved
style
of
the
average
A.T. Hill and family are down from The special discount sale at Sutton, Yamliiller when he strikes out for him­ school and especially the orators, to have B e n t o u t o f a n VnerenAe o f l l h PenA lon.
LaGrande this week visiting with rela­ Calkins A Co.'s only lasts until Jan. 28. self. Besides holding the office of post the local contest held in the church. | A Mexican war veteran and prom-
tives and taking a needed rest. Mrs. Shrewd buyers from far and near have master at Clarkston he is now holding This has not been the custom of the ! inent editor writes: “Feeing the ad­
Of Clothing and Shoes. In order to make room for our spring
Hill and Alice have just returned from been taking advantage of this. Remem­ down a fat position at Olympia during past, still it Is reasonable to believo that vertisement of Chamberlain's Colic,
their trip to Indiana and Illinois and A. ber you are always welcome at our store. the session of the legislature, lie being it would he a much pleasanter affair if Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, I am stock we are making the biggest cut on clothing and shoes ever made in
T. has just recovered from a spell of | When in town make it your home clerk of the committe on engrossed and held in a large building. There the { reminded that as a soldier in Mexico in this country. We make the following prices, which are unparalled in
would have more room for their ’47 and '4.8. f contracted Mexican diar­ the history of clothing trade.
! whether you wish to trade or not.
sickness.
enrolled hills, labor and labor statistics. orators
gestures
which they are so fond of mak­ rhoea and this remedy lias kept me
'
Watt
Henderson
who
was
down
from
At the council meeting held on Mon­
Trice.
ing.
Fait
the
great
world-renowned
hypno­
Cut Prie».
day night the office of mayor was de­ the county seat the first of the week tist and mind reader at Craters ha.ll Fri­ The Crescent i'terary society is now from getting an increase In my pension I Fine t clay worsteds in frocks and sacks...$16 Regular
and $16.50 $12-50
for
on
every
renewal
a
dose
of
it
restores
clared vacant, it being evident that G. said that the heavy rains had packed day
and Saturday evenings. Come and the proud possessor of a gilded frame in me.” It is unequnled as n quick cure Fancy worsteds.............................................$18
$14.69
C. Carl had not resided in the city a the roads so they were in pretty fair see his
lie kept me
the programs. The f„r diarrhoea and is pleasant and safe All wool cheviots......................................... $12
wonderful transformation of • 1 which are to be
$ 9.20
sufficient length of time to make his condition. ^Vatt lias very decided pref- i quiet, unawiming.
youth into i Junta people have been very domineer* to take. For »ale by C. F. Moore A Co Stockton Woolen Mills, all wool cashmere
election legal. The other officers elected erenre for McBride for senator and says a polished orator; the bashful
indifferent conn- ¡ng, in tlie way of placing their programs druggists
took their seats and C. J. Edwards was lie has very little patience with a mem-1 fidller into a musical
suits.....................................................$14 and $12
$II.6o $9.30
genius; the „yer thoae of the Crescent’». It is hoped
elected mayor. A thirteen mill tax her of the legislature who talks one way try
Dayton
is
now
experiencing
one
of
confirmed
old
bachelor
into
an
ardent
they
m
j||
now
their
place,
and
tack
$
6 .2 0
Excellent
business
suits..............................
$
8.50
liefore
lie
was
elected
and
another
way
was voted.
the greatest revival mietingsever known
lover; the busy, energetic merchant or theirs lower on tho bulletin hoard.
afterward.
Men’s
pants
20
per
cent
discount.
in the history of the town. There has
J. C. HoJson went to Salem last Sat­
lawyer into a lone fisherman ; the weak;
______
Our entire stock of overcoats for less than cost.
been a number of conversions and re­
urday in company with Hon. Clarence Jehu Stanbrough who had been in made strong and the strong made weak, !
rul.tle Srhool Note*,
Butt and will hold down a commute poor health for the past two years died at the will of the operator; the hypnotic >|iss Inglis’ room had an extended conversions. The meetings are con­ Oxford Greys latest styles neat and nobby—
Regular Price.
Cut Priva.
clerkship during the session of the legis­ ! at his home north of town last Friday balloon ride, 1*11 game, bicycle race,' playtime Wednesday on account of the ducted by Rev. T. L. Jones, pastor of the
$ 6.00
$ 8.50
lature. Mr. Hudson is thomnghly com­ and was buried the following day. The hunting expedition, the circus, and some school meeting. They are healthy M. K. church, and Mrs. Barrett, the well
petent and will do good service. Mrs. deceased came to Oregon from fowa sev­ of the suggestions placed by the pro­ children, judging by their lung power. known evangelist, in the M. E. chnrch.
Regular Price*.
There
appears to be a . feeling
of unity on Other styles......... $13, $12.50 and $12. $10, $8.90, $8.50
Butt and Mrs. Hodepn, with the child­ eral years ago. He was a consistent fessor.
,
Our
diphtheria
scare
la
about
over.
.
.
.
.
Christian,
very
quiet
and
unassuming,
ren, have gone to Salem this week to
. _
. children
u i i _ who
i , bed tieen exposed
^ . . to ,___
the part . of . members
of ,__ all ________
churches, , and
M. MdUollum
an old and respect- —
The
One hundred suits children’s clothing. Regular Prices from $2, (o'
Interest in the ___
meetings
is general.—
remain and look after their husbands a member of Friends church and a very ed Wm.
citizen
died
st
Ids
home
north
of
i
tl,e
diseaae,
were
"Uowed
to
return
to
$5- C ut prices $t.6o, $3.50.
worthy citizen. He leaves a widow, one town on Monday night and was buried j
Dayton
Herald.
during the session.
*»*'» Wednesday afternoon,
Regular.
son and two daughters.
on Wednesday, the funeral being con- The doctor asys there is no danger of
T h e W n t h i r ’S F « » i» rltf .
When the population of Newberg is
Knee Pants................ 50c. to $1 50. 30c. and 80c.
reported from the new census retnrns A. P. Oliver receives a shipment of ducted from Friends chnrch by the local contagion now.
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is the
we will probably be short something maple sugar from Vermont every season W.C.T.U , the deceased having been an j The date for our entertainment has mother's favorite. It is pleasant ard Mackintoshes.............. $5 .5 0 and $10. $3.50 and $8.75.
like Salem is, on account of the eorpor- and it is reported that it is put up by a ; honorary member for several years. He been set for Keh. 22. Among other safe for children to take and always
|>o rat ion lines fading to take in a Urge Yankee girl who knows Oliver's weak­ came to Oregon from fowa nearly twen­ things arrangements are being male (or cures. It intended especially for
number who arc always considered as a ness for sweet things, but be that aa it ty years ago and although a cripple went two beautiful drills.
coughs, colds, croup and whooping Is an honor to his family and a credit to the town, because he r*-
part of the population of the down. may the Oregon girls enjoy the wax just to work in the timber and carvel out s The nice weather of last week emptied cough, and is the best medicine made speels himself and commands respect of his fellows.
Any who may desire to be counted in the same. A representative of the ' nice little farm. He was a regular at­ the school room and gave a healthy for these diseases. There Is not the We are making it possible ior you to dress like a prince.
the next census to he taken ten years Graphic attended one of A. P.’s feasts a tendant at Fiiends church of which lie glow to the cheeks of the boys aud girls. least danger in gi ving it to children for
hence will find room inside the corpor­ few days ago and if the Vermont lassie , was a lifelong member and was a liberal
it contains no opium or other Injurious MAKE A DATE WiTH US BETWEEN DEC. 15, & FEB. 1,1901
K lu w n to A t o m i ,
ation lines if they will haul« op while is as sweet as the taffy, the real estate - supporter of the W.CT.U. If l.e had
drag and may be given as confidently
Hodmon liro «.,
the offer hold« good. Two or three real man can afT.tr J to bide bis time as lie lived nine days longer he would have The old idea that tlie Imdy sometimes to a hahe ns to an adult. For sale by
| reached the age of aevcaty-iive.
estate firms advertise in the Graphic. : is doiog.
< cds • powerful, drastic, purgative pill ' C. F iloorc A Co. druggists.
T/iu Cioi/iicrM *V /' urnlahora*
Loca] Events.
DO Y O U
SE E THE §
P O IN T ?
IF YOU WEAR
SHOES,
Guarantee them to
give satisfaction
| And still our prices
are the lenvest.
SPECIAL
j Ladies Knit Under-
? wear at greatly re-
M duced prices.
I E H R E T BROS .
Furniture
Store
HARDWICK & CO.
CARRY —OF—
A FULL LINE
NEW AND SECOND-HAND
F U M
M
T U E H .
GL0THIN8! CLOTHING!
AT THE BIGGEST DISCOUNT EVER MADE
LOOK AT THESE FIGURES
A WELL DRESSED MAN
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