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/ anxious about them, nnd well they j Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Hudson and I j a r a a r a x x a a a n r d r j r i r M r j r a r s a o a c x x j c i a r j daughter Edna will leave for Indiana might be. next'niontli for quité an extended visit It seemed to be a very severe nervous to their old homo at Muncie and v i- 1 strain on some of the scholars to remain in school Tuesday afternoon instead of viiiity__ Recorder J. L. Hoskins lias been kept at borne a number of days I the man put to sleep by !‘Ce from sickness, akin to ague, but prob O. O. F.—SESSIONS HELD ON TIIT'RSDAY gene this week with a married daughter. I g . k . Bltnw went to Salem the first of Fait, the hypnotist. Mr. Fait entertain . evenings In Bank of Nhwberg building. G o to T . 11. Cummings for paints and ; the week to look iu on the scene of the ed the teachers and a few scholars with ably it might us well lie popularized with a n d l . o f s .— n e w b e r g c o u n c il , n o . oils. tiie term "grip .” We are pleased to re- Í A full line of undertaking goods 'senatorial pow wow. ! some simple experiments after school. , lfiS, mceu every Friday evantug in Ma port that improvement i» noticeable. kept in stock. sonic hall. Orange EiliMt’s little daughter Hazel Prof. John P. Meakin, head lecturer i . . . .The city of Newberg is preparing to r AND A. M.—MEETS ' VERY BATHE Miss Pearl Cummings is assisting Mr. ' is very sick with pleural pneumonia. of tlie W. O. l\’ ., visited school Wed petition the legislature to leave out cer , day night In C. V. Bank ouilding. Douglas in his new Fotograferie, first At last report it was thought she was nesday afternoon. By invitation Mrs. tain shoe stiing strips of roadway hav a little better. door east of the postoifice. Martiu's pupils were seated In Prof. ing tlierou long bridges from the city Mr. Douglas announces that bo will Kirk's room ami for tiiree quarters of an limits, and will offer to trade a few acres Photographs cheap, but not cheap pho tographs—twenty-four stamp pictures be in Ilia new qunrters by Feb. 1 . Come ; hour listened w ith rapt attention to Ins of plow land to the county in exchange. ' for twenty five cents at Smith's photo nnd 6ee him, whether you want to got excellent advice and oratory. Passing Site seems to have learned a trick from Empty barrels for sale by C. B. W il 1 into Miss Lamb's room the children her larger neighbor up this w ay. . . . W. your “ fortigraf tuk,” or m-t. gallery. son. were delighted with Ida talk of ten min- j C. Miller has purchased the Meadow Tiie ladies of the Friends church were Mrs. F. D. Wheeler and daughter of W. C. Kruger and wife went to Salem utes. | lake tract of land for $ 4000 . During the Cottage Grove ure visiting out nortli of well patronized last Friday evening in on Wednesday. ’ * *■ late snow and high wuter, tiie dam at town with tiieir cousin E . S. Craven the oyster supper which they served in “ I hobbled Into Mr. Blackmon’s ! tiie foot lake broke, and let all the water the Oliver building across the street Call in and see that large new stock of and family. from the postoifice. They took in about drugstore one eveuing,” says Wesley and fish out. Knowing ones estimate picture mouldings at T. B. Cummings’. Mr. and Mrs. Sargeant of Perrydale Nelson, of Hamilton Ga., "apd he asked that there must have been a carload of twenty six dollars. Miss Florence Parks returned to Port came down Saturday and visited until * me to try Chuitiberlain’s Pain Balm for fish started seaward. Fortunately it will There is one thing which Newberg rheumatism with which I had suffered lie an easy matter to again rebuild tiie land last Tuesday morning after visiting the next evening with Mr. and Mrs. O. — W e w ill— audiences should set down on, and set for a long time. I told him 1 had uo dam.— Reporter. lor several days with J. M. Wrights. K. Edwards. down hard, and that is the nuisance of faith in any medicine as they all failed. , ._____ F or S a l e — One J. I. Case Triumph W. J. Stater made a sale of the H. K. j shrill whistling on public occasions. It's Fulkey plow. Been used but little. Cobb fruit farm west of town this week He said: ’ Well if Chamberlain’s Pain ! The claim of other cough medicines a continual disgrace to the good name Cost $50 and will take $35. J. A. J ones . to J. E. Yanorsdal, of Pendleton, tiie Balm does not he p you you need not |o ^ n| goo(| n9 cham berlain’s are ef- of Newberg, and always brings a blush pay for It. I took a bolt e of It home | fectuiiny set nt rpst ln the follwll te8ti. Miss Jennie Clark of Corvallis return consideration being $2000. of shame to our best citizens, especially and used it according to directions and j monial of Mr. c . D 0 ,UBa> anea,p|nye ed home the first of the week after vis Tiie best of fresh and salt meats the when carried ou before strangers. 8uch iting a few days in the family of f l . H. market affords will be found at the New notions and indecent behavior, some of in one week I was cured, and have not of BartIctt * j * nul8 Co< Gar(Iilieri Me. since been troubled with rheumatism.” ( He had k t ad(|i to „ Winslow. berg Meat Market. Tiie highest prices it on tiie part of boys of good families, bold by 0 . F . Moore A Co. druggists. j (.oM am, COU({h the winU,r of I8B7| ought not to be tolerated longer, and if Oou’t forget the meeting of the Ore paid for butcher's stock. * —* 1 Irving every cough medicine I heard gon Fire Relief Association in McMinn A game of basket ball is billed to be no other means are suggested, a few Resolution*. of without permanent help, until one ville, Tuesday February 12 , at 10 a. in. played in Armory hall to-night, between ejections from public halls by the own Whereas, It lias pleased tiie Supreme day I was in the drugstore of Mr. Hol- All members invited. the Pacific College and Sherwood teams. ers might have tiie desired result. Ruler e f the universe to remove from hun, and lie advised me to try Chain- Prof. Fait, the hypnotist gave enter the W hite Ribonersour beloved leader hcrlain's Cough Remedy and offered Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Hill and daughter The contest is expected to be close and tainments in Craters hall Friday and and worker Mrs. Narcissa Kinney, who to pay hack m y money If I was not Alice of LaGrande returned home the gingery. first of the week after a several days vis Silas Comer and family wisli to ex Monday nights which the public found as a leader faithfully performed the ur-1 cured. My lungs und bronchial tubes tä ssn n t His legerdermain duous duties of her office for which tier , were very sore nt that time, but I was it here with friends and relatives. press their gratitude to tliewnany friends very satisfactory. work, exposing the methods of "spirit qualifications of mind and heart em i-' completely cured by this remedy, nnd Jimmie Barrie is continuing the candy who showed such kindness during tiie ualistic mediums’ ’ was very interesting neatly fitted her; also from our local j have sinco always turned to it when I and cigar business formerly run hv W. sickness and at the death of their wife and his explanation of the same lucid union our dear sister Mrs. Naomi got a cold, and toon And relief. I ulso fc w J . A. Warren and is preparing to move nnd mother. A n . X ii a . X .’ 3>- A A - Jb 2>- J * AT J f K K L ’ and convincing. Tiie exhibition of hyp into the building opposite the postoflice. Tiie little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. notism, practiced upon a class of six or Comer, also ou.’ faithful and esteemed recommend it to my friends nnd am brother Wm. M. McCollum, j gind to say it is the best of all cough Farmers I want your eggs. I will Win. Sutton who lias been down with eight boys whom he had on the stage Resolved, That while God In his in-j medicine».” For sale by C . F. Moore give cash for them. Egg packers diphtheria, is now convalescing nicely picking strawberries, dancing, diving fiuite wisdom has takeu them Home, i A Co. druggists, and the quarantine was litted from the and swimming, riding chairs for bycy furnished free to those wishing them. that we appreciate tiie high Christian I Sutton home last Monday. C . B. W il s o n . cles, fighting bumble bees and etc., was standard attained in these workers and • Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Whitacre, recently ti9 entei tainh^g as was convincing to tiie the influence of their faithful Uvea will E , P . D ix o n . H . C . D ix o n . Rollin K irk, Frank Deacli, and the Misses, Essie Hevland and Gertrude from Winlock, Washington, came last audience. Prof. Fait is a gentleman remain with us. Resolved, That we extend to tiie sor Lamb drove up to McMinnville Satur week for a short visit with near rela and gives an entertainment worth the rowing relatives our sympathy in tiieir Newberg, Ore. day and attended the county teachers tives, Mrs. Whitacre being a daughter attending. of Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Votaw. institute. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Ncwhouse and bereavement trusting they may find Jim Everest and family came out from daughter, and Mrs. Newhouse’s mother, solace in Him who is a never failing N. F. Byers left for Hood River Tues their ranch in Tillamook county a few were diiving home from Sbringbrook friend. day morning to take his old job again as On behalf of tiie Newberg Union. sawyer in n lumber mill. Mrs. Byers ■ lays ago and are visiting their folks Wednesday afternoon, and when com M its .S t a n t o n , ing down the short but steep hill this about Newberg. Jim will probably re will probably remain here for a month M b s . l i n t hi , V o t a w . turn in a few days, but will leave his side of John Rees’ place, one horse stum yet before following him. F L O U R , F E E D , H A Y & G R A IN bled in a wagon rut, pushing its mate wife here for a more extended visit. Mrs. Gertrude Happersat of Corvallis GARDEN & FLOW ER - out of tiie road and precipitated wagon Word is received from Mr. Townsend, I w isli to say to the ladies of Newberg visited in town the first of the week S E E D S . and all down tiie embankment into the who is nt Tillamook at present, that lie with Howard Williams and sisters. She that I have opened dressmaking parlors, canyon. In the fall Mr. Newliouse suf will soon have the cheese factory in op- Free Delivery. is a daughter of Rev. Mark Noble and one door east of the furniture store on fered the breakage of two or three ribs, peration at this place__ The change of First street. Thanking them for past wife, well known to Newberg people. E C . W a r d & Co. ------- ----------------- 1 favors I solicit a share of their patron while the ladies were pretty badly countenance is quite noticeable ou the 1st. 8treet, Newbcrc, Or scratched nnd bruised. Tiie back was (ace of tiie farmers the last few daj s A very pleasant surprise party was giv age in tiie future. F lorence L a s iiie r . W i l l e x ch a n g e N e w W ill sell cheaper than a n y on e in the C ou n ty. nearly ruined. Friends quickly arrived which is attributable to the sunshine en out at Chehalem Center last Friday G oods for old. Judging from the testimony given by on tiie scene and assisted the unfortu and warm weather, and the ground is N e w b e r g evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. G oo d s sold on W e e k ly or M o n th ly P aym en ts. C. Paulsen in honor of the birthday an Prof. Meakin Tuesday evening, Sherwood nate family in getting home. being prepared for tiie reepetion of the H a r n e s s S h o p « audiences must be a little slow in see niversary of their daughter Miss Mabel. little kurnal of wiieat which is tiie back P rep are to H ear This. ing the point. Our friends down the bono and sinew of the whole common Dedicatory services of the new Friends line should brush up and learn how to EVER Y TH IN G IN T H E LIN E OF What promises to be tlie prettiest con wealth .. .A , S. Bible went out on bis church at Springbrook, will be held next appreciate a good thing when they hear test tor cloneness, ever held in Newherg, ranch a few days this week nnd took m Sunday morning at 11 o’clock, the dedi it. will take place on Friday, Feb. 8, at along itis gun and fishing tackle to do cation sermon being preached by Rev. Craters hall. The winners of the class some bunting and fishing. lie made a Rev. Lindley Jackson of Eugene, fath H. T. Cash. The public generally is er of Fredand Earnest Jackson visited oratorical contests have been in close large pond on his place which lie fed cordially invited to be present. R ep a irin g N eatly. D one. G iv e me in town over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. training for five weeks and the result with fish about three years ago and it nf- ( Moses Whitacre, who lias been work a call. F. C. Mills, who are old frieuds of hi9. will determine who shall represent P. C. fords him much pleasure itt fishing. Mr. ing for some months in tiie Chehalem O f C lo th in g and Shoes. In order to m ake room for our sp rin g He was on his way home from Portland in tiie inter-collegiate coutest to be held Billie’s ranch is situated on Bible creek, Valley Bank with his uncle Moses Vo- stock w e are m a k in g the biggest cut on clo th in g and shoes ev er made in which creek empties into Testament where he had been holding a very suc soon at Corvallis. taw loft here Monday morning. He Craters hall has been secureJ because creek, and that empties into Muletail cessful series of meetings in the Friends this co u n try. W e m ake the follow in g prices, w hich are unparalled in will probably engage with bis father in the college building has been found too creek, nnd Mnletai! creek flows through church. the history o f clo th in g trade. the drug business either in Nevada or .. . , small to hold the crowds who wish to Stump county and empties into tho Big | Regular Price. Cut Price. Arizona. ery y C° " ,' eCte , ?; . l a he present at this final test in oratory. Nestucca.— Sheridap Sun. logging camps knows of old Dave, the F in e c la y w orsteds in frock s and s a c k s ...$ [6 and $16.50 $12.50 Good music has been secured and will The highest achievements of art are N. E. BRITT. President. faithful ox with the big horns. The old be interspersed throughouttlie program. B. C. MILES. Vice-Pre*. F a n c y w o rsted s............... .................................. $ ’ S $14.69 those which most faithfully portray n a Obituary. K. H. WOODWARD. Secretary. fellow went the way of all good oxen Tiie admission charged will be 25 c for J. C. COLCOKD, Caehiar. ture. Though every face is not beauti A ll w ool ch ev io ts..............................................$12 $ 9.20 some time ago, and the boys sent bis Mr. William Wilkes died nt his home reserved seats and l ie general admission. ful, \jvery face has its picturesque pose. S tock ton W oolen M ills, all wool cashm ere horns down here to headquarters last near Trask, Tillamook county Or., Jan. Tiie plat will be open at the postoflice Call at tiie new Douglas studio and see CAPITAL STOCK, $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 . week. Tiie horns measured thirty eight su its...........................................................$14 and $12 $ 11.6 0 $9.30 Saturday, Feb. 2 , and tbo6e specially 18 , 1901 . He was born in England and w hat the camera, in the hands of an B. O. MILKS. inches from tip to tip. at tiie age of seven years, came with E x c e lle n t business s u its ................................. $ 8.50 $ 6.20 interested would do well to secure seats J. <J. COLCOKD. artist, will show you. E. H. WOODWARD. his parents to America and settled in We have heard complaint against a at an early date. N E. BKITT. M en ’s pants 20 per cent discount. An adjourned meeting of Hie members J. II DOUGLAS. JR. harness grease peddler who was in town The following is the program to be Steuben county, N. Y . When a young Directors. of the Oregon Fire Relief Association O u r en tire stock o f overcoats for less than cost. man lie came to Elkland, Tioga county last week and imposed upon some of our I rendered : is to be held in McMinnville on Tues Pennsylvania, where he was married Invocation. O x fo rd G rey s latest styles neat and nobby- farmers. Tiie man displayed a sample The Evolution of Democracy:...... Clara Newby KeguU r Price. Cut PrlcQ. day February 12 , at 10 a. m. This meet to Miss Harriet Robbins. Fourteen C O R ftK R P O N O K N T fl—Ladd A Tilton. Port of good grease by which lie panned off Individuality...................................... Kmmer Nearby land; National Park Bank, New York. ing is to consider important changes in The I ruths of Government... .......Mark Wolfe children were horn to them, nine o f ; $ 8.50 $ 6.00 an article which would have suffered in Vocal Solo.................................... I. E. Holt the constitution nnd by-laws and all Potential Patriot................. D. D. Coulson whom with their aged mother still sur Reguter Price*. comparison with dish water, for its The Wendell Phi lips, The Agitator ................. members have a right to vote if present. Strangers vUltiug the city ere invited to call at O ther s ty le s ........... $13, $12.50 and $12. ........................................Eiwood Mluchen vive the departed father. greasy qualities. Moral— Always buy $10, $8.90, $8.50 the hank for information concerning the Violin Solo...........................Glen Winslow The living children are, Mrs. H. L. c i t y . C o rr e s p o n d e n ce in vi ted . Lewis Jones and II. C . Barclay start your harness grease of our home mer America’s Longevity............................. Nervia WriRlu O ne hun dred suits ch ild ren ’s clo th in g . R e g u la r P rices from $2 tfl Christenson and Charles Wilkes, of Gnstavus Adolphus.................................. Lucy Cause ed Tuesday morning back to their old chants. Music...............................................College Octet Newberg, Ore.; Mrs. Olive Raymond, --------------------------- --------------- ----- - $ 5 - C u t prices $1.60, $5.50. home at Mapleton, Minnesota, taking Decision of the Judges. John Wilkes, of Forest, IJaho, who of Micliigait; Mrs. Ella (.’rake, of Hhaw- with them a carload of Oregon’s choicest was called to the bedside of his dying K n ee P a n ts .....................50c. to $ 1.50 . 30c. and 80c. Acker’s English Remedy will stop a am county, Wis.; John Wilkes, of For dried prunes which they intend to sell father over at Trask, made a short visit M a c k in to sh e s................$5.50 and $10. $3.50 and $8.75. cough at any time, and will cure tiie est, Idaho; Wm. Wilke«, of Fullerton, This li on. Magazine out near there before returning. The here last week witli his sister Mrs. H. you want i worst cold in twelve hours, or money Neb.; Mrs. Lilfiuu Carman, Hans and boys emphasized the fact that there L. Christenson and his brother Charles refunded. 25 c and 50 c. C. F. Moore Alberta Wilkes, of Trask; the last named would tie no California label on this Wilkes and other relatives in and near three of whom were with tiieir father A Co. druggists. fruit and that credit would go where Is an honor to his fam ily and a credit to the to w n , because he re Newberg, and left for his home on Mon- j ■ luring his illness. His son John credit is due. spects h im self and com m ands respect o f his fellow s. day morning's train. Albert Wilkes : W ilkes arrived at Ills bedside seven F o r Anle> Walter Terrell writes from Oskaloosa, who brought him over from Trask, also j W e are m a k in g it possible tor you to dress lik e a prince. Lot 50 x 100 ft., east of the Wyman hours before death claimed him. Iowa, where they are visiting that twen left for home the same day. Tiieir many friends in Newberg e x building on First street, for $ 145 . A d ty three deaths from La Grip occurred MAKE A DATE W ITH US BETWEEN DEC. 15, & FEB. 1 ,1 9 0 1 On last Monday evening tiie passen- * tend heartfelt sym pathy to tiie wife in that city in two days, which is a ger train was delayed a half hour a lit dress C. H. Epler, Wilsonville, Or. and family in this hour of bereavement.! H o d so n H r o s .t pretty high death rate even for a town of tle west of Charleston by acoupieof stray that size. From the present ravages of horses that got badly scared at the engine l Experience is the best teacher. I T«e T h e C lo th ie r s F u r n is h e r s . the dread disease all over the country, and lost tiieir heads. They ran down Acker’s Engliah Remedy In any case of W i l l R o o m III* l ! n * i n e a * . the conception of ihe cartoonist is strik 8. Laval, a merchant ot Dallas, Tex the track ahead of the train nnd ont on coughs, colds or croup Should it fail ingly trne who represented the black a trestle over a canyon. One of them to give immediate relief money refund as, write«: “ I thought I would have monster Grip as the half brother of jumped a distance of about twenty feet ed. 25 c and 50 . C. F. Moore & Co. to give up business, Hfter two years of Lceptlonallylntarait- tng 'eatum for 1900. " M y home is in Sidney, Ohio. I have been nearer death with consumption death. Huffering from general debility brought • F E C I A L t O X T R I R U T O R * F O B 1*00. and escaped without serious Injury but druggist*. than any other living person in the world, and I want you to read this, m > you i on by overwork acd long hours, but M t t . r * E v e r e t t H o l e , A n n e F n t w n b n r , can tell others. I took a severo cold and neglected it, 1 grew worse all the William Gregg, an old pioneer who the other followed the trestle until it M e n n tn r J . C . M n n n n e r. I.b e n E . R r i l t i H . j four bottle» of Electric Bitters gave me H a r t e n t ’a r m t H . t t r l .1 f T t n .n e t , M ean- time, and at the end of , N o t ic e . has been nbout Newherg for several fell through and broke a leg. The crew k in k R n t a e r w . r a h , W l n l l i m n C . F n e f c n r «, two years I had run into td (gj months, left Monday morning for Rose- tied its legs together and rolled it off In Those who hare not nettled their ac new life. I ran now eat anvthing, E l l e W h e e l e r W i l e . « , W e t h e r l l r e h e l l consumption. I coughed D o le , F r i e r S n r < | n e e n , . . * n a n j n f t h e burg, to become an inmate of the state to the canyon a distance of fiftv feet and count« np to Jan 1 , 1901 , will confer a sleep well und feel like working all tiie h e ig h t e r r e n e w A r a e r i e r n A n t h e r . . terribly, lost flesh, could , time Its the liest medicine on earth ” soldiers home, he being an Indian war then knocked it in the head. Tiie liors-s favor by giving note« for same if they S »N D N1JCT A N D A D D * * * A T Q lfC l. not sleep, and became so T l i * N a t W » M A l N a f * t 1 n « M w ill h* « « n t ft-** dreadfully weak that I veteran. The local G A. R. post acted were recently bought somewhere up tiie eannot pay cash. Immediate attention Its a wonderful tonic and health build fo " r lw o muntitt, u d continuad o n * jre*r »1 th* !* * * • • * had to take to bed. In er for tired, weak, sickly and run down prioF o f $1 Of) un I#*»« ot hwrwls* . >rd* r*d. K*m *iub*r ron for him in getting his transportation ar valley by a man at Tualatin and they 19 expected. the following eighteen nrlvc tw o m onth« f t * * by amdlnir you r name at one*, Satisfaction guurttn- m *nd mentioning “ Ip r e ta l 1900 offer * ranged. Sname on Uncle Sain that the had strayed from the pisture and were 1 - 18-14 - TV. C. KBrora. j people. Try it. m o n t h s I gradually |teed. Only- 50 c at C. F. Moore & (."o'* • THE W . W. POTTER CO., • Indian war veterans are not pensioned wandering back. reached the last stages lot MiUbtU CbtfpU. Editor. BOSTON, drugstore. of consumption. No less the s une as other veterans, for of all the Moki Tea positively cures sick bead-1 than seven physicians Newberg was rarely treated this week defenders of the nation, none are more ache, indigestion and constipation. A treated me and all gave with a Visit from Prof. John P. Meakin, deserving of help in their lonely declin me up saying I was in Removes all head lecturer of the W. O. W. Tuesday delightful herb drink curable. I was absolutely ing years. evening he addressed a large audience eruptions o f ’ lie skin, produces a per helpless. The whole fam fect com pie* ion, or money refunded. ily wore themselves out A good degree of interest was mani in Craters hall and held it spell bound f . a Co. drug- a p p l i e d In t h e i r e a r l y caring for me. One day fested in the health meeting held last with his eloquence, supported by a rare 25 c «nd 50 c. mother and sister came week, about forty people gathering to supply of both humor and pathos. gists. to my bedside, and said _ ^ % _ S ta g e s. hear the program whirl) Mrs. .Stanton Wednesday afternoon he generously de- I bad but a day or two more to live. Tears rolled down their cheeks as they -------- It Cures-------- P u h l l r P e k o u l N o t* * . sobbed the news. The doctors had declared I waa m the last stage, m 4 no his time to the college and public lia<l arranged with skill. Dr. Davidson County ('«(mini..toner J. C. McCrea C a n c e r W a r t s , T u m o rs in th e Flcslt o f M a n a n d Renst, Corns, human being could save me. 1 was willing to die, but before going to tha cruel was unalde to Lake her place on the -■ bool in giving inspiring talks, while grave, I wanted to go out and see my deany beloved town of Sidney one« mote. Itu n lo n s ,S p ra in s an d B r u is e s ,a n d is a n E x c e l l e n t L in im e n t pmgtatn to the disapp un'ment of the in the evening asocial was given in sod wife vDited tlie stltool the 24 inat. They told me such a thing was impossible— that I would surely diu before I got for KlieiiniatiMM, N e u r a lg ia , P l e u r is y an d all P a i n s nnd guests. The question,'’ Which has the his honor in Masonic hall, attended by back. But I insisted, «ud to gratify my dying wish, a carriage was fitted up The next lot-al teachers institute will with a bed of pillows, and to this I was carried and slowly driven around Court A c h e s o f the (Italy. It also c ure s F is t u la in Horses and re greater i l l flue o w e h ; i o o rh trader, here the Woodmen, the Circle and invited lie held in Newherg on the last Satur House Square. I got home more dead than alive. Through the mercy of Provi nt l i v e s E n la r g e m e n t on the Rone. dity or environment?'' w .« debated guests He gave an a I tress on t ie true day in Febrnray. dence. someone brought a trial bottle of medicine said to be a consumption cure. with enth i«ina> hr Uiv F W. Linner spirit of fraternity in general and wood No one imagined for an instant it was worth trying. But as a drowning person When our faithful janitor sounds the T h !. linim ent waa thoroughly t t . t t i hy P r Wm Elba «luring thirty live year, practice ot ’ grasps at a straw, so I tried this medicine. I was better after taking two does*. and Mesdames Votavr and Stanton. craft m particular and alter refreshments m o tirin *. ami In c s e s o t Tu m or., Cancer Wart*, ant) all iito a itira l grow th* on Man fire slartn the house is emptied eery Mother got more of the medicine and I took it. improving all the time. Today I The rther debater « a* not pre?•ent. had been *»erved h recited a few of his or Be a it it baa aim oat invariably taken the place o f the Surgeon’* K a ifr am as well ns any reader of this paper, and the medicine th#t cured * • was <r »re hrotmilt choice** 8«1’lection* His rendering of that quickly. Last Friday everyone was * >tne (Mint 9 o* inti Acker's English Remedy for Consumption. I declare before God and man that re jfitff»n Uy » rolem oM classic “ R *jer ind I" was masterly, outside in a minute anti a half. out ir. a h. til' h T r y a Itnttle o f th is L in im e n t an d i f 3011 t h i n k it not w o rth th e every word here printed is true." This retnarkablo testimonial, on Sir In tha ofllce o f Mesar*. W Tt. Hooker A C.A.. N e w York* Borne of tliFboys are forming tiie had l«er. Tiie next meet ins to tie heM Prof. Äea kin> pl losopliy is “ Look up prlee paid, re turn the b o ttle und g e t y o u r money. prop r-etort o f Dr. A c lir f'• C*l*t>r«t*<I EngLfth R em oijr, i* ro * c S «4 fo r bp tbom, M m bp 27 will lie a press mi the home an l lift up,” of which he is certainly a habit of using tobacco in aome form or For tale at the Drug Stores in Newberg. When wanted by mail sddrer«, profiinrtu dncirl«« f f SW n*v, O M i. __ A okr’l Fiu'Uli i* * bf ---------------------------- *11 ir % pr*!«’* other. The teacher, seem to be very consistent advocate. of .Mr*. M. E. Allen. ------------------- --------- E A. E L L I 8 , N e w b e r g , O re go n . C. B. Wilson is Still paying cash for Freah vegetable« *t Wilson’s grocery, j Produce. Bargains in all goods in stock at the OFTHHW ORU».—NEWBERG CAMP, !ii>. . 11J, meet* every Monday evening. Air-tight Steves now on ham! at re- *,a' r ^Pro A.W hbeler , l ’lutuber. ‘ J.eave orders at Wilson’s Grocery’ lor C.T. U.-BUSIXESS MEETING THE BnO- duced price.“. . ond and fourth Wednesday in each Mrs. W .H .G allan d is visiting in Eu-| " I ’rossing or light battling. • month. SOCIETY NOTICES. w W DO Y O U K %SEE T H E PO IN T? Local Events. 1 IF YOU WEAR H ™ * SHOES, Guarantee them to give satisfaction And still our prices are the lowest. SPE C IA L Ladies Knit Under- jj wear at greatly re- g duced prices. EH R E T B R O S. X M J H a Furniture Store H AR D W ICK & CO. - - DENTISTS - - Feed & Seed Store CARRY A FULL LINE — O F— NEW AND SECOND-HAND « » H O R S E GOODS . CLOTHING! CLOTHING! AT THE BIGGEST DISCOUNT E V E R MADE LOOK A T THESE FIGURES H. L. Sutherland. Bank of Newberg. „7 YOU MUST ACT AT ONCE A W E L L DRESSED MAN FREE An Astonishing But True Story c. M o o re Dr. Wm. Ellis Liniment j C u r e s C fi/ ic * c ? T * / / to ca«i Of f l ■JS . 5* l> 4 ¿X * bvtlM lil C if. aiiaitDtoMkU 1
