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:«jx*àecvHi Loca] Events. Fresh vegetables at W ilson’s grocery. C. B. Wilson is still paying cash for Mayor Ctlwanl«' inaugural Messag*». escapes from public buildings w here' ! produce. | Mr. and Mrs. W. (J. Allen of .Saletu To the H onorable Common Council of large audiences.are liable to gather, nml S o m e came d ° " 11 •''‘‘turday uioruit’g and vis- the City of Newberg, Oregon. th a t if there is no ordinance th a t will j G el your Itcst girl a valentine Fine line of valentines a t Moore's. j itod w ith relatives until Tuesday morn- | G entlem en:—In pursuance of the re fiv e r w hat is needed in this line, a prop nice ones a t Moore’s. E m pty barrels for sale by C. B. W il- quirem ents of the city charter f present er ordinance be drafted, and th e m ar Leave orders at W ilson’s Grocery for *"*' j ~ ..." ~ J i Tho best of fresh and salt meats the herew ith my annual message, including shal ordered to see th a t such ordinances \V. T. Macy was dow n from th e « P ™ « « » * or light battling. ! m arket afford, will be found a t tho Xew- a statem ent of our financial condition as are complied with. co u n ty seat T hursday. A ir-tight Stoves now on h and at re- iM.rg Meat M arket. The highest prices I I ave been able to find it. The esti L ast, but of the grentest Im portance mate th a t I make (nr the tuture ex is the health of the city which should be M rs. H . F. Allen of P ortland visited L*llcCl* Pr‘ctM- A.W heeler , Plum ber. paid tor b u tch er’s stock. relatives in town last F rid ay . Rev. Elwood A rm strong, n m inl-ter penses will lie based on figures taken ! carefully looked after, In this line I Dr. E . P . Dixou has been doing work from the R ecorder’s books and tho city would suggest th a t all old sidewalks For sale— Phaeton, single h arness and in bis profession over a t Scotts .Mills in th e U nited Brethren church from records. ' th at arc out ol repair, where it is not this week. Tillamook county, lias been visiting here f o o d c u tte r. A n d r e w P i c k e t t . U Tho city now stan d s obligated to the | necessary to replace th em , be ordered th is week w ith hfs brother Elm er and Go toT . 1*. Cuniming3 for paints and am ount off 19,300 lor the gravity water cleaned from th e streets; ami th a t the Call in and see th a t large new stock of oils. A full line of u n d ertak in g goods family. ; system ,$15,000 of these bonds falling due sides of the streets be cleaned of all de- picture mouldings a t T. U. C um m ings’. A son of E . B. Frost arrived here the kept in stock. |i n 1917, $1009 in 1901, the above bonds caving wood or rubbish. This will not W hatever you.do or don’t do, don’t first of th e week from Colorado, with the I bearing fl per ceut. interest payable semi- only add to th e health, bat the beauty Cap. Sm ith, of the steam er E ugene, expectation of m aking his home in New- forget th e contest iu C raters hall to moved in to th e Spaulding house on berg. lie is thin k in g of entering Pacific ; annually. The rem aining $3300 Is pas' , of th e city, iliat an investigation be n ig h t. duo, or tiie tim e lias been extended for m ade and that all Hesspoo's, p rirey s and River stre e t the first of th e week. j College. C. W. H evland and d au g h ter Ella one year from last August. These bond» o th e r places that are liable to ereato d T. B Duncan is opening up th e bicy Sick h ead ach e absolutely and perm a draw 8 per cen t, interest which I be -ease germ s be ordered cleaned and have liceu visiting relatives in P ortland cle season with a lino of new wheels n en tly cured by using Moki Tea. A th is week. lieved Bhould lie reduced to 6 per cent, placed in the most healthful condition. Tuey are beauties. Call aud see them, pleasant h erb d rin k . Cures constipa- C. J . E d w a r d s , Mayor. at least, per year. Photographs cheap, bu t not cheap pho on 1 tlon a n d indigestion, m akes you eat, Newberg, O r., Feb. 4, 1901. The interest we have to raise each tographs—tw enty-four stam p pictures , A new stock of b ankrupt shoes for tw enty five cents a t S m ith ’s photo hand a t bed rock prices; also a line o f I ' sleep, y , . Satisfaction year as the bonds now stand is $1,221.1 ----------** ------ " w ork, an d h ap p T pallerv wool socks. ’ W oR R ts. ' gu aran teed o r m oney back. 2 jo au d This plus the $750 w hich Is set aside tor ' W. .II.M II. M orris Boom m * 8 y' 1 ; 60c. C. F . Moore & Co. the paym ent of the $15,000 bonds and S L aval, a m erch an t ol D allas, Tex- On Tuesday, F ebruary 5, a fin e d a u g h -; Carl Stauley cam e up from Portland The location of Spaulding & Co.'s new $252, or the am ount th a t should be set as, w rites: " I th o u g h t 1 w ould have ter, th e first born, made its apiiearunce Saturday evening and has been visiting - Y o u will find a complete line of--------- Iumlier y ard , w hich will open next aside to pay the $4.500 th a t will fall due | to give up business, after two y ears of a t th e home of Dr. and M rs. II. 0 . j in town w ith old acquaintances this m onth, will lie th e vacant lots of Geo. this year and in 1904 will make a total suffering from general debility b ro u g h t D ixon. | week. Bently just east of W. J . Loughary’s of $2.226. To this we should add <131.73, on by overw ork ai d long hours, but D o n 't forget the meeting ol th e Ore-j The principal event of the college residence. A new office will be con the am ount paid the supi rintendont of tour bottles of E lectric B itters gave me gon Fire Relief Association in McMinn ; year takes place in C rateis hall tonight. structed fronting on Third street near water works over and above the return | new life. I can now eat a n y th in g , 1 ville. Tuesday February 12, a t 10 a. m. Don’t miss it. G eneral admission only th e railroad, and th ere will be a drive from taps w hich makes a to 'a lo l $1,357.* ' sleep well and feel like w orking all the All m em bers invited. 15 cen'9. way from T hird to F ourth streets. 73. This is w hat would be necessary I time. I ts th e best m edicine on Wui. Manning accompanied Mrs. E J Mrs. Lydia G ardner came up from S paulding A Co.’s mill is the old Dor- provide we receive nothing from inter- [ Its a w onderful tonic and health Hodson to Sherwood T hursday morn* Portland W ednesday evening an I is runce mill nn the river at Newberg, and est on the sinking funds, and did not |e r for tired, w eak, sickly and ru ! people. T ry it. Satisfaction ing to assist th e latter in tran sactin g visiting with h er parents ltev, an d M rs. th e ir supply ol logs is obtained from a take tip any of the $19,309 till 1917. | tra c t of tim ber on the Luckiam ute, and To meet this the water system should ! teed. O nly 50e a t C. 1<. Monre & l o s some business m atters. j M artin Cook. \Ye carry the best goods of the best brands, Watch for our anuounce* 1 from tracts adjacent to th e N orth Y am be made to pay as near as possible this i drugstore, ment next week. Farm ers I w ant your eggs. I W,H j Mrs. Nellie Abbe and baby of Wen- hill. Several million feet have been am ount of $2,357.73, and it w ill not be ! give cash for th em . Egg packers atchee, W ashington, who had been in floated down th e latter river this w inter. paying expenses till it does ttiis for wo! Suttee, furnished free to those w ishing th em . Newberg d u rin g th e last days of h e r To give them direct rail connection with cannot expect th e system to last m uch! Those w ho have not settled th e ir nc- C. B. W ilson . m other's sickness, returned hom e the th is p art of the country they contem plate longer than till 1917, and the probablli- counts up to Ja n . 1, 1901, will confer a Bishop E a rl C ranston of th o M. E . la tte r part of last week. extending the switch uow ru n n ing to the ties are that some of the pipe will have favor by giving notes for same if they rlm rc h ¡»expected to lecture in Newberg Mrs. Sarah E lliott of Vermillion brick factory a t Newberg on to the mill, to be replaced before (bat d ate. ] cannot pay rush. Im m ediate attention Feb. 20, on the C hinese question. B ish Grove, Illinois, arrived hero Monday thus saving a transfer charge at th a t The revenue of the wuter system for , is expected, op C ranston sp en t two years in C hina evening for an extended visit in Oregon. point. T his is th e same firm which fur the coming year should bo 91,622.80 tak-J l-18-t4 \V. C. K iuiier . and understands th e situ atio n . * S he is now visiting her son Orange and nishes the balm logs to the paper mill at ing the average of the last five m onths j ----------- . Oregou C ity.—R eporter. for a basis of calculation. T his is aside I iiu rk leu ’s Arnica salve, M. E . H arrison and family recently family o c t at Springbrook. C onsidering tho fact thero lias been from the $42 per month w hich the city j lf a s w orld-w ide fam e for m arvelous from Indian T eriito ry but formerly from The revival m eetings in progress at A rkansas have moved to N ew beig and the Friends church are being well a t so little of such en tertain m en t in New pays from th e.general fund for ren t on , curea> i t surpasses any oilier salve, lo- a re tem porarily occupying th e cottage tended and the in terest being taken is berg tiiis w inter, th e public will d o u b t lire hydrants, w hich would am ount l o . (¡0I1| o in tm e n t o r balm for Cuts, n ear the depot recently vacated by D. R. very encouraging. M any defiuite re less learn w ith satisfaction th a t the $n01 or a total of $2,169.80. Corns, b u rn s, Bolls, Sofee, Felons, Ul- ladies of th e F riends church have pre I find th a t for th e last th ree montlie of j eerSi T etter, Salt R heum , C happed Jackson. sults have already been reached. pared a course o f lectures to be given 1899 aud 1939 th e revenuo was as fol- f | alujgi (¿kin E ru p tio n s; infallible for Mrs Mabel Douglas goes to P ortland H ear Rev. K ellogg at the F riends Piles. Dure g u a ra n te e d . O nly: :5c. at today to visit th e city High school and c h u rch n ex t F rid ay evening on “ The soon w hich prom ises to outshine any low s: Oct. Nov. Dec. C. F. Moore & Do's drugstore. th e Portland academ y and get some new M ethads of a W iz a rd .” Rev. Kellogg ever befoie given here. T here will be 1890— $101.31 $113.60 §111.85 ideas for her work in th e college here. is alw ays nn in terestin g and delightful five num bers iu the course, each one a 1900— $141.03 $153 93 *101.10 H er students no doubt th in k th e trip j speuker and th is lecture is said to he special tre a t in itself. The first number • For Sale. This show s an increase in th e average will 1* given in tho Friends church bather superfluous. for these th ree months of $108.92 to One hundred acres of land no rth of his best. n ex t Friday evening, Feb. 15, and will $152.02 o r $43.10 per month increase. New berg, 40 acres of full grain on if, Mrs. H. T. Casn, Yearly M eeting s u p Acker's D yspepsia Tablets are sold on consist in a lecture by Rev. Kellogg of Provided we take §161.10 as the basis price $‘30 per acre. E n q u ire a t G rap h ic erin te n d e n t of Endeavor w ork in j a positive g u a ra n te e . Cures h e a rtb u rn P ortland on th e subject, “ Methods of a for our calculation, or the revenue for office for inform ation. F riends church, organized a society at raising of th e food, distress after e atin g W izard." T he second num ber, Feb 22, ---------------------- Bpringbrook W ednesday evening. Some or any form o f dyspepsia . One little will lie given by Miss Lulu Mae Bmle- Dec. 1900 as an average for th e coming of the Newberg Endeavorers walked out tab let gives im m ediate relief. 25c and m aer, P o rtla n d ’s most popular reader; year we would have $1,033.20 plus l l n d t o C o n q u e r o r D ie . the $501 for ren t on fire h ydrants the and lent their encouragem ent. “ I was ju s t about gone," w rites Mrs. th e th ird , M arch 5, by Mr. 5oc. C. F. Moore A Co. city pays. T his would bo $2,437.20 Rosa R ichardson, ot L aurel Springs, N. and Mrs. Ilodgins, of Portland, An adjourned m eeting of th e m em bers W ill exchange Nevf Rev. Geo. W. H ill, of Japan, form er which would a little more th a n pay ex ! C .,“ I had consu m p tio n so had th a t Will sell cheaper than any one in the County. the form er a noted musician anil of the Oregon F ire Relief Association Goods for old. pastor a t Portland ami Albany, will be penses clearing a balance of $79.47, sub , th e doctors said I could not live m ore is to be held in M cM innville on T ues in Newberg n ex t Tuesday evening to th e la tte r an able reader; th e fourth, tracting $2,357.73 the estim ates on e x th an a m o n th , hut I begun to use Dr. Goods sold on W eekly or Monthly Payments. day February 12, a t 10 a. m. T his m eet speak in the B aptist church a t 7 :30, u p j March 12, a reproduction of th e far penses for the water-system from $2,439.- Ding's N ew D iscovery und was w holly in g is to consider im p o rtan t changes in on w hat he has experienced, seen an d I fam ed Passion P lay by stereoptican; 20. Let us say however, th a t the above j cured by seven bottles and am now th e constitution and by-laws and all knows of the great work of missions in an d lust, M arch 11), u lecture by Dr. gains in 1900 over 1899 are not duo , stout an d w ell." I ts an unrivaled life m em bers have a rig h t to vote if present. Jap an and C hina. H is lecture will be S tephen S. Wise, Ilabbi of th e Beth wholly to the increase use of w ater but saver in C onsum ption, P neum onia, Israel Tem ple, P o rtlan d , an d one of T he draw ings, to-gether w ith the plans free and a cordial invitation is extender! partially to the increased of rates, which ! I.aG rlppe and B ro n ch itis; infallible lor th e ablest y o u n g divines of the Jew ish * Bird specifications of th e new city reser to all. took effect about the middle of last year. ¡C oughs, Colds, A sthm a, H a y Fever, ch u rch . H is subject will tie along the voir have been made by H . 8. B ritt, now U nder the general expenses for last i C roup or W hooping C ough. G u aran - C. F . Moore & Co. g u aran tees every line of his religion". All th is consti a t Berkeley, C alifornia, and were p re bottle of C h a m b e rla in ’s Cough Rem edy year I find w arrants have been iesuod . teed bottler 25c a n d §1. Trlul bottles tutes an aHray of ta le n t seldom equaled — Another shipment of those-- sented a t the council m eeting Monday a n d w ill refu n d th e m oney to anyone as follow s: free a tC . F . Moore & Co's drugstore. L ight. As an exhibition cf expert work w ho is n o t satisfied after using tw o a n d the price of season tickets has been Recorder's fees................................. $193 45 ! m an sh ip and knowledge of such su b th ird s o f th e c o n ten ts. T his is th e host p u t dow n to one dollar, w hich puts the M arshal’s s a la ry ............................. 352 50 I literary and educational treat w ithin General ex pense............................ 487 58; jects, the city fathers speak of them rem edy in th e world for la grippe, E. 1*. D ix o n . I I . C. D ix o n . th e reach o f all. T ickets will be on sale Legal Service................................... 57 20 j w ith much praise. R ent for h y d ra n ts .......................... 501 00 I coughs, colds, croup an d w hooping at th e postofiiee. T h e college Y.M .C.A. extends a spec cough an d is pleasant and 6afe to take. T o ta l.................................. 1594 73 From the College. Fewberg, Oro. ial in v itatio n to all m en, young and old, I t p rev en ts a n y ten d en c y of a cold to Class sp irit is g ettin g h ig her an d I n te r e s t............................................. $262 00 to atten d th e m ens’ m eeting a t th e resu lt in p n eum oniu. Gravel for crossings....................... 435 90 higher. T h is is th e lim e for people to M ethodist church next S unday a t 4 p. The total of $1,594 73 of w arrants is H erb ert Coffin of D ayton, son of Wobb show th e ir colors. A u d th e y ’re doing m . I t is the day of prayer observed the Coffin, saw yer in the Newberg sawmill, J ¡t. sued last year is the total expense for world over by stu d en t federations in was installed M onday as clerk in C. F. the general fund aside from interest O rations, oratory, orators, class yells, nearly every co u n try . Rev. H erbert Moore’s drugstore, having acted in th a t | co|orgi flgh„ ieeret , m eetings, any old which should he m et by tho water sys T. Cash will speak. Subject, The A t tem, and the am ount paid for gravel. W e call your attention to our Ribbons, which we sell capacity in R. L. H arris’ d rugstore in ' th in g ; jll8t go you ca can moke th e people This will leave $333 59 as a balance for F l i O V t l , F E E D , H A Y & G R A I N tractiveness of C h rist. Music by the his home town for two or three G A R D EN & FLO W E ll Fear8’ ! th in k you know w h a t th e y kuow ! ! M ethodist m ale q u a rte t. gravel nnd meeting .th e deficit in the He comes w ith th e highest recom m end- | HEEDS. Mrs. Allen th e tra v e lin g secretary of w ater revenuo provided it should fall b e M r. and M rs. Hom er H ubbard came ations both as to his ability in bis pro- i than any one in the country. th e Y .W .C .A . for th e Pacific N orth- low $2,357.73. The above statem ent Is up Ram Portland Saturday evening and fession and to his rectitude in character. : , I t F " I-'iee Delivery. made on the basis th a t all the expanses The family will move to Newberg in i Ims laien w ith us again th is week. Visited until Tuesday w ith Mr. and Mrs. E C . A V uril & C o . iiPirit above m entioned other than interest oil F . A. M orris and o th er relatives in tow n. about two m onths, until which tim e M r. j fah* b ri"g* w ,,,i. Iler “ tut. Street, K cw b e rg, Or S IL IC K I B 1 3 0 N n in .. -ii . . . d . .. . , and an in sp iratio n w hich is clm racter- water bonds and gravel will bo the sam e They have been visiting in Portland for Coffin will retu rn to Dayton S aturday | . . , . ' ... it... . istic of h er. W e are glad to welcome th is yeur as in 1900. Tliese expenses I some tim e w ith Y. M. C. A. Secretary evenings to spend Sunday a t hom e. No. 7 ........................ 6 c per yard h er am ong us, an d all feel the benefit believe can be reduced. N ew berg Stone and wife, the latter being a sister I No. t)...................... 8 c fier yard ^ No. 16. Wm. R . Gregg who left here for th e of association w ith such a person. 12 l/ jc per yard As to the work for tho coming year of Mrs. H ubbard, and after a visit with Oregon Soldiers’ Home several days ago H arness Shop, , No. 1 2 ....................ioc ycr yard .-??* No. 22...............15c per yard The g reatest contest th a t Pacific Col great care m ust bo used in order th a t we C alifornia relatives they will probably w rites back to th e G raphic as follows: I -------«•>-»<- retu rn to th eir old home n ear M onrovia, " I arriv ed at the Oregon Soldiers Home lege has e v e r held, w ill be given at may not incur g reater indebtedness EVERY THING IN THE LINE OF than we have ut p resen t. It will not be \ C raters hall th is even in g . No loyal In d ian a. Ja n . 29, and found it fully as good, or ! citizen of N ewberg can a fiord to miss necessary to spend so much money in a a H O R S E G O O D S w iw . p e c ia l T he new adm inistration of fho city even b etter than I expected. Every- it. T h e train in g th a t these orators graveling th e coming year. I would j council met Monday evening, and effect- thing is pleasant, clea n ,an d com fortable have been undergoing m e?ns som ething suggest however th a t M erilian street be j ed w hat is considered a very successful and th e inm ates are sociable and pleas- . and it is going to mean som ething in graveled from First street south to reorginization, everything sta rtin g oil an t so far as I am acquainted as vet. ¡he state o ratorical. Come an d hear E ighth and th a t E ighth street be grav- ; Repairing Neatly Done. G ive me very harm oniously. M. J . Jones was The officers are good Matured and kind. th e one orate w ho w ill represent us eled from Meridian to River street, thus a call. elected councilman in th e T hird ward The fare is as good as any reasonable th e re . relieving the necessity of so much travel to fill the vacancy caused by T. B. D un man could expect. The grounds are on River stre e t; also th a t a part of Fifth T he F resh m en an d Ju n io rs were very can ’s in eligibility to serve in th a t cap a beautifully located, one mile from Rose- U H R IIT liR O S . pleasantly en tertain ed a t th e hom o of street be graveled. city. J. J. Wood* was re-elected m a r bu rg .” I would recommend th at an ordinance Miss X i-rvia W right on Tuesday ev en shal ami L. M. P arker was elected acting In terested parties h ere.h av e w ritten ing. T he m usical m em bers of the class be passed requiring nil cundidat-s for or vice m ayor. M ayor C. J . E d w ard s’ to Dr. W ithvoom be of CorvallU an d ho fu rnished e n te rta in m e n t ill Hie line of office to qualify as to eligibility to hoi message to the council is reproduced in has answ ered th a t lie and Ills able stair N. E BRITT. Pro«Meat, coon songs, cake w alks, an d bytutis th at office ut least 5 days before election, full in another colum n. n r. M1LB3 . Vico*Pr**«. of w orkers will assist In holding a far T hose w ho were not gifted w ith m usi and that no candidate’s name lie placed K II. WOODWARD, Kcrrelftfjr. on th e ticket until he has qualified. J. C. COLCORD, C.tftMci. m ers’ conference here probably about The new com m ittees of the city coun cal ta le n t, played gam es to th e ir hearts i cil have been appointed for th e e n M arch 0 an d 7. Such m eetings are al content, an d d ra n k deep from love’» ' I Would further recommend th a t tho suing year, and th a t th e d ear people w ays very com prehensive, taking into crystal fo u n ta in —for th e hostess had i com m ittee on ways «ml m eans present I suppose you will be astonished w hen I tell you th a t six year* ago I wo* __________ w ___ _ In a m ost dangerous condition w ith bronchitis an d lung trouble, f may know where to carry th e ir troubles consideration th e interests ot fru it kindly h u n g n bunch of m istletoounder j some plan Whereby the §4300 water B. C. MILKA, Can sec how well and strong I am now. The attack a t tliat tim e caused terribld J. C. ( oLCOKD. th e appointm ents are here given. Ways grow ers, dairym en, an d grain farm ers, the la m p —so every bouncing la—< as she | bonds not already provided for by the K II. WOODWARD. min in my chest and lungs. I could hardly move, an d to stoop caused inteasoaui* and m eans—C. A. H odson, c lir., 8 . A. a n d th e farm ers of th is v icin ity should stood in n o cen tly under th e fatal light sinking fund, can he paid eith er at pres N K BRITT. ¡•ring. M M t M t d v i i M Ack ie J. II DOL'D L A A . J R. Mills, L. M. P ark er. H ealth and police give th e m a tte r im m ediate atten tio n . was im m ediately transform ed in to a ent or in the future and investigate the er's E nglish Remedy, and I Director«. thought I would try it, although — W m. S tratto n , clir., M. J . Jo n es, C. K . A m eeting is called a t the city hall to rad ian t rose. V ery d elicate refresh- j IKissiUliliet of reducing the interest on I confess th a t down in my h eart Spaulding. Streets and property—M ills, m orrow , S a tu rd a y , afternoon to a r inents were served after wltUli the the $3360. I h ad little faith in it. T ho :H !’ n H I ) K N T ^ M .V T ilton, Port- e ttr., Hodson, P ark er. Ju d ic ia ry — range program , etc. A full a tten d an ce p a rty broke up. Mi-'» W rig h t is to be ; The .tep s th a t tiavo already been taken C O R la {(V u d ; NntioiMI Park Lnnk, Now York. first bottle gave g reat relief, by the former council in regard to a per Spaulding, c h r., Jones, S tra tto n . Fire is strongly solicited. th a n k e d for a very pleasant evening. and the second bottle made ir.o And c h iv a lry was not w an tin g , for no nianenl reservoir and a more satisfactory the h ealth y woman I am today. and w ater—Parker, c lir., Mills, S p a u ld The census retu rn s, giving th e popu m aiden trod alone th e single foot-hoard put-lie light should lie curie-1 forw ard. Straneror* r l r i t i n " th e eltjr «r»» Inv. ted tn /»ill «r My h u sb an d 's lungs are w eak ing. E lections—Jones, ch r., H odson, th« ba nk for inf/>ruiHtion concern lug the lation of Oregon's incorporated towns on th e bridge. •Iso, an d he cured him self w ith city. C orr e s p o n d en c e invited. 1 suggest th a t steps be tak en us to fire Stratton. tho sam e g ran d old rem edy. were made public th e first of tho week, I l s n g s r o f C o l d s a n d Li t G r l p p . O ur boy and girl have both The basket ball game played in Armory and of course every new spaper in th e T he g reatest d an g er from colds nml been saved by it from d e a th hall last Frid ay night betw een S h er country will be kept busy the next few by croup. I know this i ; so, for 1» grippe ¡».their resulting in p n eu m o wood and tiie college boys h e re , was days show ing bow its town would have w hen they were attacked in tho n ia If reasonable care is nsed, h o w -1 night I had a bottle in tb a closet, hard fought and exciting from s ta rt to •bow ed a t least twice th e num ber of in ever, and C ham berlain'» Cough R em finish—much more so than th e score h ab itan ts if the “ su b u rb s" had ail been edy tak en , all d an g er will be avoided. C u r e s C n t i e e r i f n p j t H a d iu t h e i r e a r /.V and by acting quickly th a t fa 'a l m alady w as easily overcome. would indicate. The home team took included. Newberg lines up w ith a A m ong th e ten s of th o u san d - w ho have We alw ays give it to the children S t a ¿res. th e lead from th e beginning however, population of 945, w hile McMinnyIHe, u»ed th is rem edy for tliese disease- we when they h av e* co u g h or e/‘M, — It Cure*-------- have y et to learn of a »ingle c»»e h a v in g \ and we would not 1 e w ithout tt and at the end of th e game th e score o u r co unty seat is credited with 1420. resulted in pneum onbi, w hich show s ' ■tood Newberg 12— Sherwood 2. T he “ Considering th e e x te n t of o ur eoporate conclusively th a t it a certain prev*- utlve C a n c e r W u r f s , T u m o r s in (lip F l e s h o f 51 a n n n d II« n * f. f o n t s , for anything. My sV .cr « tell you also, if you a k 1: r.th a t U n i r i o n s , S p r a i n s a n d I l r u i s R * ,n n d la m i E x c e l l e n t L i n i m e n t gam e was rough, b u t very goof n atn red lim its,” th is is even a little b etter th a n of th a t dangerous m alady, f t will cure ft is r. m edicine th a t can a 1 w avs a cold or ao a ’tack of 1.« g rip p e In less Tor K lie n r n ii tl s ii i, N e u r a l g i a , I 'l r u r i a y a n d a l i P u llt» a n i l throughout. C hapm an wa« th e star we had hoped for, and we can conscien- be depended upon for a i tr, tim e th a n an y o th e r tre a tm e n t. It is trouble sof the b: ••th in g organ* A c h e s o f P ie B ody. I t a l s o e u r e s F i s t u l a in H o r s e s n m l r e player of the v isito rs, and was alw ays in liously contin u e to w rite in ad v erti-in g pleasant and safe to take. F o r sale by I tell all our tie g‘ ‘ m oves E n la rg e m e n t on th e H one. th e play. The college boys bad th e best supplem ents th a t "N ew berg, th e city of U. F . Moore A. Co. druggist*, r t a chance, and thero are plenty of pco- A cker’s E ngl 't P c team they ever played, th e m em bers be- churches and no saloons, is a town of v.'K e I live, who would no more think of go- pie around Meehani T o I h - D eaf. (hly test— -I by Pr. Wm. Etti. 4-t of thirty «ve years p Uniment was tho This e < f It in tho bouse th an they would of leaving ing Marvin Blair and Jo h n M eed , for- 12U6 in h a b ita n t, pleasantly situated in< to bed a t night A rieh la.Jy c u r« i ol h er Deafness and g fs W o p Cancer Warts, .ml a isfural growth, on me-lh'liM, *n<1 tn r a t it, t - r e n t : are crim inally responsible w hen th eir door* wide op w ards, M ark M'olfe, center, and D w ight th irty miles south of P o rtlan d ,” etc. etc. X-.i.e« in the Hea l by Dr. Xk-ho'son’a or Beast it It .'.most i n v a ria ta * to ken th e p i e r . of lb s sorgoon*« Kni d cr th e :r very eyes with croup because herd they allow th eir cu Coulron and George Day, guard*. By T lie p o p n la tio n o fo tlie rY a m tiillc u u n ty A rtifiia l F a r D rum -, gave $10,000 to D a certain rem edy th a t will conquer tho terrible m onster ever; tim e.” w ay of postscript it may be noticed th a t tow ns is given as follows: Amity 2»2, bis in stitu te , so tliat deaf people nnvMe T r y a bo ttle o f tiri» L in im e n t and i f you T h in k it not w o rth t h e (Signed) M rs . 7 , LOYD FOW UUU N «old b y nil dni«rv 1st« u n d er a p o sitiv e f M I M t i our boys adm inistered a worse defeat to C arlton 345, Dayton 293. Dundee 124, t» procure th e E ar Drums may have A c V * r’* RntflKh p rice pai-l, r e tu r n the Instile anil g e t yotir money. them Lee. Address No. 10615. The th a t y o ’ir nkOBey wil ■ r« fi ind*<l in c i m o f fa ilu re , ajc., ioc., an d $i a botil# Fherwood than did th e first team of th e La Fayette 359, N orth Yam hill 354, sh er- Nicholson In stitu te, 7HO, E ig h th Avenue Kor aale »t th e D rug .'tores in Newberg. M ben wanted by mail address, L u i u»<i Ä tate» a m i C nad*. in E n g la n d , is . ad., as. jd ., And 4«. (A. P ortU nd Y. M. C . A. 1 fdao 46-3. *-«w York, U . a. A. Ë. A. D L L IS, N m i k e r g , Or.-fton Be CM m U it éflUJüAUê* W . U. UWAOt * ¡Am Senatorial St HOT SETTLEDl BUT IT IS SETTLED THAT TIIE BEST PLACE TO BUY YOUR Shoes, Hats and Furnish ings, is at our Store. Novelties & fresh, up-tOs SiBpiuB, ticu date in every par* la r..... HODSON BROS., The Leading Clothiers and Furnishers. Furniture Store HARDWICK & CO. CARRY A FULL LINE — OF— NEW AND SECOND-HAND JUST RECEIVED 75c. WRAPPERS. - - DENTISTS - - T hey are w e ll m ade full S kirts and TRIMMED.' Feed & Seed Store Ribbons, Ribbons. ^C H E A PE R > Look a t th ese prices for ALL S J H. L. Sutherland. -- . Men’s leather boots as good ns a rubber boot to keep out water aud more wear. ¡To close for this year $2.00. i Bank of Newberg. CAPITAL STOCK, 530,000.! A Mother’s Plain Words ism m j Dr. W m , Ellis Liniment ca, Itt.
