Newberg graphic., March 01, 1901, Image 3

Local E v en ts.
C. B. Wilson is still paying cash fcr
produce.
F o r S a le .
Fresh vegetables at Wilson’s grocery, company with Mrs. McGrew entered
Oue hundred acres of land north of
Born to Mr. and Mrs Sam Jones cn the Friends church. The sensation uf-
I ter services is more easily Imagined than Newberg, 40 acres of fall grain on it,
Kev. Martin Cook occupied the pulpit Sunday a son.
Empty barrels lor sale by C. B. wii-
described, when the yout g professor price $20 per at re. Enquire at Graphic
of the Friends church in Sherwood Sun- j Dr.
j Young, 0f Dallas,
BOD.
proudly introduced bis friends to “ my office for information.
1 town Tnursday.
D. P. S tra tto n of P ortlan d waa in tow n a^ ‘
I wife, Mrs. Kelsey.”
GotoT. id. Cummings for paints and
the first of th e week.
Mrs. Phineas Roberts of Moores Val- ! Prof, und Mrs. Kelsey became ac-
a H e a lt h y G r o w th
oils.
A full line of undertaking goods ley visited frieuds in town Sunday.
j quaiuted at Eurlham College, Richmond, Acker’s Elixer has gained a firm hold
Leave orders at Wilson’s Grocery for
kept in stock.
expressing or light hauling.
For sale—Phaeton, tingle harness and , Indiana, of which institution both are among our people ami is acknowledged
graduates. The latter is oi the class ol to be the superior to all other prepttm-
T. B. Duncan is opening up the bicy­ feed cutter. A ndrew P ickett .
U
Miss Edna Stratton of Portland visited
'99, with the writer, who knows her as a tious. It is a positive cure for all blood
cle
season
with
a
line
of
new
wheels
home relatives in town over Sunday.
For sale or trade for horse—a high taleuted and altogether estimable young and skin diseases. Only fifty cents
Tney are beauties. Call and see them.
grade buggy. E. F. H ardin , Dundee.
Miss Ella Nelson went down to Port­
lady. Prof. Kelsey graduated last June , bottle anti we guarantee It. C. F.
land Saturday morning and visited over 1 A new stock of bankrupt shoes on
and has this year very ably managed | Moore A Co. druggists.
8.
W.
Evans,
the
Sheridan
dentist,'
hand at bed rock prices; also a line of
Sunday with her sister Bird.
will be in Newberg March 19 ior a short i the departments of oratory and Ger - 1
wool socks.
W. H . M orris .
man in Pacific College. After March 5, j "When a guest refuses dessert, the
time, prepaied to do dental woik.
Photographs cheap, but not cheap pho­
Prof, and Mrs. Kelsey will be at home J applause of the children at the table is
Pataons of the public school should
tographs—twenty-four stamp pictures
Hon. J. C. Nelson went to Port:aud
their friends at Canyon Hall, where sincere, though It may be ailcnt
for twenty five cents at Smith’s photo bear in mind the school meeting to be Tuesday to spend a^few^ days visUing i to
,hey
yery cogy npartments.
held Monday afternoon when a director
gallery.
Experience is the best teacher. Use
They have the warmest congratulations
and clerk are to be elected and other with his daughter, Mrs. Tom Belcher.
Mrs. Lulu Knowles of Portland re­ school business transacted.
Acker’s
English Remedy In any case of
of
all
in
their
happiness.
Mrs. Win. Giover the ex-postmistress
turned to work Monday morning after
coughs, colds or croup. Should It fail
of
West
Chehalem
fell
one
day
the
first
Dr. Harry Littlefield is off for a visit
visiting several days with relatives in
to give immediate relief money refund
F ro m th e C o l l t p .
at Po’tland and several points east of of the week and fractured one of her
Newberg.
ed.
2ic and 50. C. F. Moore A Co
Only one unmarried member of the druggists.
the Cascades in order to be ready to thigh bones.
Carroll Kirk went to Salem last Fri­ answer a call to enter the service again
The best of fresh and salt meats the faculty left; what a pity! Why does not
day and took in all the dramatic scenes under the stars and stripes.
F o r 8*1«—C h e a p .
market affords will be found at the New­ some one claim the hand of this fair
of Saturday night's vote for United
damsel and thus make the circle com­
A 60 acre farm, a good grist mill (wat­
berg
Meat
Market.
The
highest
prices
Jesse Edwards arrived home from a
States senator.
plete.
er power) 40 ncres in cultivation, 4 acres
trip to Baker City and other points on paid for butcher’s stock.
-Y ou will find a com plete line o f-
The occupants ol Canyon Hall wish to ! of hops, good hop house, two good horses
A. E. Bowman went down to Portland Tuesday evening. He found the pros­ Farmers I want your eggs. I will
Tuesday morning to resume the position pects for building good and he thiukshe give cash for them.
Egg packers thank the octet for the beautiful music 2 Jersey cows, 2 Jersey heifers, 50 chick­
fin
which they gave them on Tuesday even­ ens, full set of blacksmith tools, wagon,
ha held last season with the Portland will sell some pretty good bills of brick furnished free to those wishing them.
binder
and
other
tools;
land
is
sown
to
ing.
It
was
hardly
the
kind
of
enter­
cordage company.
C. B. W i l s o n .
in that field.
tainment that would be expected from grain; % mile from dock, 2%i miles from
W. Q. Elliotts who arrived several
Prof. F. K. Jones did some surveying such noted singers, but considering all it Newberg. Price $3500—$1000 cash, bal­
Hon. C. B. Montague, of Lebanon, is
days ago from Oklahoma, moved up to in town visiting with his daughter Dr. Saturday for the Dundee Cemetery As­
ance on easy terms.
Dallas Saturday where they have rented Clara Davidson. He says he lost twenty sociation, and is working on a new plot was very good.
N ewberu L and C om pany .
Professor
Douglas
was
missed
from
a small place for the present.
pounds in weight during the session of of tlie cemetery which has recently been
her
class
on
Wednesday.
However
she
Hon. Clarence Butt and Prof. J . C. the legislature and he is out visiting and enlarged.
A G o o d C o u g h M e d lo ln e for C n llrire n .
provided delicate little quizzes so that
Hudson and their families arrived home taking a needed rest from his labors.
“
I have no hesitancy In recommend­
M. E. Harrison, who recently came none were idle.
Monday from their pilgrimage to the
ing Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy,” W e carry the best goods o f th e best brands.
Moki Tea positively cures sick head­ here from Indian Territory, has opened
Only a few weeks left to redeem grades
seat of the recent legislative session.
ache, iudigestion and constipation, A up a ueat grocery store in the west end, in before examination time. Better says F. 1*. Morgan, a well known aud
popular baker, of Petersburg, Va. "We
Rev. Joe. Hall drove up to Amity the delightful herb drink. Removes all in tho building formerly occupied by
work hard now, and reet in days to have given it to our children wheu
latter part of last week and conducted eruptions of ‘.he skiu, produces a per­ D. R. Jackson.
come,
troubled with bad coughs, also whoop­
the quarterly meeting of the M. E. fect complexion, or money refunded.
The
college
boys
who
played
bnsket
ing cough, and It has always given per­
church there for the presiding elder.
25o and 50c. C. F. Moore & Co. drug­ ball at Sherwood Friday night drove in­
“ V oice« o f th e N ig h t.* '
fect satisfaction. It was recommended
gists.
A higli strung musical company gath­ to me by a druggist as tbe best cough
W. J . Stater has recently made a sale
to town early next morning to the tune
ered
on
a
certain
moonlight
night
with
of the J. W. Wheeler place northwest of
Harvey F. Wilson, a former Newberg of a victorious college yell. They bested
medicine for children as It contained
town to W. B. Cory, a relative of the boy and student of Pacific College, was the Sherwood team by a score of 20-10. the sole iutention of adding bliss (?) to no opium or other harmful drug.” For
a new made dormitory bride and groom. sale by C. F. Moore A Co druggists.
Newhouse brothers who came out from married last Hunday to Miss Zillati
Tho committee appointed to make ar­
the East some time ago.
Kuykendall at the latter’s home in rangements for the farmers' institute All day they had planned for tlie revelry
David Crosbie, formerly of Scotts North Yamhill. Harvey has recently will meet to-morrow afternoon at two on which they had now started—light PL P . D ix o n .
Ef. C. D ix o n .
Mills, but who is now living near Che- been elected to the principalship of the o’clock in the city halt. All dairymen in spirit they tripped together across
bridge and canyon, confident of success,
halie, Washington, came down last week North Yamhill school.
and farmers are invited to attend and “just us eight.1’ All day they had
and visited several days with C. J. Ed­ Mrs. G. W. Cutts gave a delightful help the institute along.
Newberg, Ore.
thought of—and fairly tasted the good
wards’ and other friends in town.
luncheon to a number of her friends
Mrs. J. C. Beckner ol Minnesota, a things—in store lor them to eat. But
Votaw A Hollingsworth, undertakers, Friday Feb. 22, in honor of Mrs. Whit- daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Met­ alas and alack other bright minds had
have recently added an ebony church icre who is visiting at the home of her calf, arrived here last Friday evening planned a surprise lor them, and long
truck to their equipment. This will be parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Votaw. with her three children. Mr. Beckner before those heavenly singers arrived on
found a great convenience to pallbearers The guests were Mesdames Votaw, will follow later wheu they expect to lo­ the scene of action the student body
where funeral services are held at Whitacre, Maris, White, Britt, Barr, cate souiewhere in this vicinity.
WINK A BLINK
had gathered at the college, stormed the
W ill you w in k a n d b lin k v o u r life an d n e r­
Shaw, Keller, Cummings and Morris.
churches.
dormitory,
gained
admission
to
tho
cov­
vous
e
nergy
aw
ay, r a th e r th a n w ear glasses?
Mrs. Mabel Douglas visited tho Port­
ill you force y o u r eyes to overw ork, n e g le c t
The Reporter says of Col. Holt, “ For land High School and the Academy eted reception room, listened to stump W
Shiloh Post No. 77, G. A. R. will have
th e m w hen th e y c ry for h elp , abuse them year
fte r y ear, u n til 1 a t m id d le maX
life --------
you are com ­
a camp fire on Friday evening, March 8, the most part he is a quiet and dispas­ Wednesday, and also attonded an ex­ speeches by both bride and groom, par­ a »elled
pelled to seek a e id , . . p e rh a p s to find yo u r vision
sionate
reasoner,
but
his
deep
sense
of
taken
ol
the
feast
and
departed.
f
m
p
a
ire
d
b
eyond
e
n
tir
e
re
p
a
ir?
to which all old soldiers and their fam­
ecutive committee meeting of the Col­
ilies are cordially invited. Come and the alarming proportions of the liquor lege Teachers, Association of which or­ The moon had now risen in clouded
A L I T T L E O L A 8 3 AID
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traffic, and the great evils which follow ganization she has the honor of being majesty—and was throwing a spectral a t th o p ro p e i r tim
bring a lunch.
Bv O r d e r o r C om .
tro u b le an d preserv e y o u r vis! ilon for old
in its work, cause him to rise in his president.
light over tlie college campus. As the
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ill
sell
cheaper
th
an
any
one
in the County.
W ill exchange N ew
D. H. Turner and George C. Sears left speaking to heights of eloquence and
rin te d book a n d n e w sp a p e r for com panlon-
party marched past the college singing p ship.
C o n su ltatio n a n d Eyes T ested Free.
Goods
for
old.
for Los Angeles, California, the first of force. He does not advocate violence
Will Clemenson came down from “Good night. Kelsey,” oue ol the num­
H. J . W I N T E R S ,
Goods sold on W eekly or M onthly Paym ents.
the week to make an investigation of but the enforcement of law.”
Olympia, Washington the latter part ol ber observed in the office window a pair
Jew e le r * O p tic ia n
1 block E. Postofflce.
some oil land for Portland capitalists.
last week wiiere he holds a clerkship in ol what seemed—cuffs—oil which leaned
Captain James L. Smith died at his tho legislature, and visited relatives and
The money is ready for investment if
a somewhat rumpled collar. A halt was
the property proves to he as it has home on River street on last Monday friends here over Sunday. Will seems called and a consultation held. What
M oore ,
afternoon
of
a
complication
of
diseases.
been represented.
to be right among ’em in the political was this—some poor victim of an awlul
For twenty years lie had been in the
Jesse Edwards who was in Portland service of the various steamboat com­ circles of Washington.
plot locked in the offico to die, to freeze
DEALER IN
the first of the week met J . M. Tice, a panies operating on the Willamette and
in the bitterness of the night? Tho
Elmer
Hall
came
down
from
Baker
former resident of Newberg, who was when taken sick he was captain on the
hearts of that happy baud sank. Doors D ru g s & M e d ic in e s , B o o k s &
starting to Michigan for the purpose of Spaulding Logging Co.’s steamer Eu­ City last week and joined -h ir wife and and windows were tightly locked, so a R ook lets, F in e A F a n c y S ta tio n ­
— A nother shipm ent o f those—
entering a soldiers home. He had a gene. He had just recently moved his baby who have been visiting here for rescue party was at once organized. e ry , S chool B o o k s A S u p p lies.
stroke of paralysis some time ago and is family to Newberg and it was only last several months. He lias a good position Every man rallied to this comrade’s aid,
pretty badly used up. His wife and Saturday that lie was brought home in one of the mines near Baker, having a ladder of men was formed, and finally W A L L P A P E R .
N e w e st P a t -
daughter are still in Cowlitz county, sick. The age of the deceased was 63 worked up to the office of foreman with the noble youth on the last round reach­
t
e
r
n
s
a
u
d
S
ty les.
five dollars a day for wages.
Washington.
ed the window. The cuffs and collar
years. The remains were taken to Port­
W. K. Allen left for the East the first drew back as if in resentment—were
Rev. Levi D. Barr arrived home from land on Wednesday for burial.
of tho week to spend some time in mak­ they not glad ol aid? There was a mo­
Boise, Idaho, on Tuesday where he
A bad night was never known to keep
spent a few days holding services in people away from a public school enter­ ing an investigation of the fruit market. ment of breathless silence, then a match
Friends cbnrch in that city. He visited tainment, and in spite of a rain and After years of study and toil he has was struck—what dread scene would it
Miss Clara Vaughan who has been com­ wind, Crater’s ball was packed last Fri­ made a signal success In the evapora­ reveal? What did it reveal!!! Instead F. A. M ORRIS. Prea.
pelled to give up teaching for the present day night with the patrons of our school. tion of fruit and will now give some at­ of one it wns eight sad, yet beautiful
A. R. MILLS. V lce-Prea.
MOSES VOTAW, C tablar.
on account of severe illness. She will Though almost necesearily long, the ex­ tention to market conditions in tne hope faces which it lit up. Every head was
W e call your attention to our Ribbons, which we sell
probably return to the valley when she ercises throughout were well executed of being able to do something towards turned to a certain third story dormitory
window. On each countenance was
Bolving this part of the fruit problem.
is well enough to travel.
and heartily appreciated. Soineofthb
written the burden of a song—a song
We are glad to Inform the dairymen, special features of the evening were the
without words; for the night air had
than any one in the country.
A M a t r i m o n i a l S u r p r is e .
fruit growers and farmers in general in historical play, the hatchet and the red,
swelled the vocal chords until not a
N e w b e rg , O r.
this part of the valley that there will be white and blue drills, the Cuban lullaby
It is a rare thing when so genuine a sound could they utter. The ladder was
a farmers institute in Newberg, March song, the reading and scenes from surprise is sprung on a neighborhood immediately unmanned, pity turned to
12 and 13 conducted by the Agricultural Hiawatha, and the well written oration that nobody has nervo enough to play scorn the breathless silence to a loud O R G A IST I 2 S E D 1 8 9 3
A L L S IL K R IB B O N —
College ol Corvallis. This will be the on “ Washington” by Morris Heacock. tlie wiseacre and declare oracularly that clamor. Yes they were caught at last—
first for Newberg and don’t fail to a t­ Between thirty-five and forty dollars “ I knew something was up,” or “ He and at their own game. Who hut they,
’ No. 7 ...................... 6c per yard
Transacts a general banking
tend. Later on posters will be put out were cleared with which to purchase didn’t fool me any; not much!” How­ tbe cowardly set, would have sought
, No. 9 .................... 8c per yard
No. 1 6 .................d e e p e r yard
business.
books for the school library.
and programs furnished. Committee.
.N o . 1 2 .................. ioc yer yard S ?' No. 2 2 ............... 15c per yard
ever, Prof. R. W. Kelsey, of of the col­ refuge from the jeers of the many iu the
A carload of people will go to Corvallis
The state athletic association, which lege has the distinction of having “fool­ college office?
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Two serenades in one night. Ha, ha.
March 8. The pity is thai the college for several years lias held annual field ed all of the people all of the time,"
F oreign E xchange bought and
people up and down the line cannot meets at Salem and in which Pacific Col­ Honest Abe’s sage observation notwith­ The hose was then attached to the water sold.
S p e c ia l .
main, and poured upon them, but find­
have a special train run in their interest, lege has always participated, has been j standing.
and thereby save over a day’s time. disbanded as a result of so many of the | Last Friday morning he went down to ing that this did not effeot them in the Careful attention given Collections.
Has anyone asked for it? Here is a colleges withdrawing from the league; ! Portland, supposedly to visit tho city least, (wonder why) singing was resort­
chance for Mr. Markham to show his and of the action taken by tlie regents '■ schools, and met Miss Naomi Binford of ed to. Immediately tears gushed from
enterprise, and It isn’t like him to re­ of the Oregon Agricultural Coilego in : Greenfield, Indiana, and brought her every eye, and the secret thought of each
fuse. If a special train were run two forbidding that institution from parti­ j up here to the home of Pres. McGrew in heart "W hat might have been had we
carloads or more would go from here.— cipating in the state meet. Another the evening as a friend ol Mrs. McGrew. only known.”
Here they were left for a few minutes,
Reporter.
B H R B T BRO S.
league has been formed among some of Bright and early next morning, Prof.
Morrison, one of the few aiders aud during which time they safely escaped F L O U R , F E E D , H A Y A G R A IN
John B. Fuson died at his home near the smaller institutions, tlie Albany,
GARDEN A FLO W ER
Dayton on last Monday and was buried Monmouth, McMinnville aud Newberg abettors in tlie plot, hied himself off to to the library, and it was in this room
McMinnville and proenred that precious where the serenades fastened them. In
SEED S.
in the Dayton cemetery on Tuesday, I colleges and Dallas academy being in-
document commonly termed—marriage vain they pounded the door and vowed
Mrs. Edwards conducting the services, eluded, and the first meet will be held
I W - f r e e D elivery.
McMinnville next June.
We l>e- license. Mrs. McGrew had sent out in­ vengence on those who had caught
The deceased was born in Ohio eighty-
E . C. W a r d A Co.
three years ago. From Mooresvt l'e, i lieve this is n move in the proper direc vitations to a few friends to a “ social” them. It was in this pitiful condition
U t S tree t, N ew berg, Or
we
left
them.
They
made'
their
escape
tion
and
that
athletic
work
in
our
ro|.'(fathering
at
their
home
Saturday
even-
Indiana, where be lived for a number
by
clamtiering
over
the
roof
of
the
porch
leges
will
hereafter
l>e
more
satisfactory.
'
n8>
Hl"*
,^
ie
came,
smite
of
them
ol years, he came to Oregon twenty five
••I am a knife maker andfworked for a number of y ean in tbe Hew York
years ago and settled on tlie farm where Dwight Coulsou of this e.ollege is treas- tota^y unaware of what was to take and eliding gently dow n the post, this N & w b c r g r
Co.’« factory at Walden, N. Y. _ P in t thing I knew I commenced to bleed
was
in
the
wee
small
hours
ol
tlie
morn­
urer
of
the
new
association.
place.
he died. He was a man of strong con­
the month. Sometime* a* much ns a quart of blood would come wp bom
After chatting pleasantly for a little ing.
They were sadly misused but H a r n e s s S h o p .
long* at a time. Every time I r ---- ‘ ' “
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stitution and had been in good health up
Beginning with tonight in the Friend? while, Mrs. McGrew solemnly a n n o u n c -............
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fall I got *o bad, and the church
wiser for tne nights experiences. Dis-
to a few months ago.
people told me I had better
EVKRY THING IN THE UNE OP
chnroh Col. Holt will inaugurate a short ed that surprises are in store for all of us, persing on a certain corner, they plan-
make my peace with the Lord
Prof. J. C. Hodson came home from temperance revival in Newberg. To and that Prof. Kelsey was to treat them ned for a genuine old time tin can greet-
and prepare to die, for I would
t«*HORSE
GOODS«*«!
Salem with quite a feather in his hat as outsiders who think ol Newberg as a to one now by leaving the state of single ing, and if one would judge from the
not five till *pring. My home
being one of the two clerks who made town of no saloon?, this effort might ap­ blessedness.
The expression on the amount of noise made, it was very sne-
doctor couldn't do m e an y good,
hot advised mo to get to New
the discovery of the $30,0J() shortage in pear superfluous, hut those who have faces was a highly entertaining study to cessfully carried out. However that
the land office business; especially as the pulse of the public sentiment here those on the “inside,” and even then may have been, it lacked cliarm, lor the R epairing N eatly Done.
Give me York City for examination.
They finally took me to a med­
clerks daring the previous sessions had know better. From tlie real temperance some of a skeptical turn thought they occupants of the hall, dreamed through
a call. *
ical college, and a whole lot of
examined the books and found nothing standpoint we are iu a Imrk-rKdden con­ were being treated to a practical joke.
physician* made what they
it all.
H.
L.
Sutherland.
called a diagnosis. There were
wrong. The Salem correspondent to the dition. This is plain spoken but a fact,
At this time however, the portieres
several student* looking on.
Oregonian says, “ Year after year clerks nevertheless. Observing people know were parted and Prof. Itayner W. Kel­
N o tic e t o W o o d m e n .
On* professor bad a little ivory
have been employed to expert public that things are going on in our midst sey and Miss Naomi Binford stepped out
There will be a Phono-8u-reo enter­
hammer, and with this he
works, but it is very seldom, if ever, right along which put our little city far liefore Rev. H. T. Cash, who- in an ex­ tainment on the evening of March 7 at
pounded my chest and held bin
ear dote to listen. After m
that any mismanagement is discovered, behind her fair reputation, but some of ceptionally beautiful and - impressive Craters hall given by tbe head camp
while tbe professor looked a t
or if discovered reported to the legisla­ our most radical temp ranee peopleeven ceremony made tbe young couple hus­ Woodmen of the World, under the au­
me solemnly and declared:
N * BRITT. President.
ture. Iu the present instance the clerks have relaxed their diligence and become band and wile. Alter the hearty con­ spices of the Newberg camp. This
B C. MILES, Vie« Pres
‘One of yonr lung* is about
B H WOODWARD. Secretary.
were not only careful enough and ac­ hardened to existing conditions. And gratulations of friends, all repaired to promises to be a grand entertainment,
ie and the other is affected.
J. C. COLCORD. Cashier.
ere may be a slim chance
curate enough to find the false entriea of these people are not confined to any one tbe dining room whero a three course conducted by C. E. Campbell of Color­
for
life if yon quit working In
the books, but were also honest and political party. If Mr. Holt can ron»e wedding supper was served. Those ado. Ail Woodmen are expected to be
that knife factory.' I went bock
CAPITAL
STOCK,
830,000.
courageous enough to report what they tbe people from this indifference to the prerent st the ceremony were Mrs II. present to enjoy tbe least.
home, but didn't improve. One day I saw an advertisement of free — glee at
b r . MILES.
had found and have performed a duty way things are going here at our own E. McGrew and little daughter, Prof,
Acker's English Remedy for Consumption, being given away by onr hemedrnm
J C. COLCORD
gists. Walksr A Eaton. I got one of tbe«* bottle*, end it relieved mo. Then I
that puts to shame all previous investi­ door*, he will have done a great work. and Mrs. Edwin Morrison, Rev. and
Acker’s English Remedy will stop a
B H. WOODWARD
W E. BRITT.
Dongbt more of the regular sise, and my improvement wee con tin 1
gations of the fame nature. In the di­ Like most platform speakeis, he may be Mrs. H T. Cash, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. cough at any time, and will cure the
J H DO COL AS. JR .
slow. My doctors wore astonished and to wee L After dork I hated to ^
D irectors.
vision of the work in the office, J. C. a little "cranky” from some of oar Woodward, Mrs Jesse Edwards, Emmer worst cold in twelve hours, or money
Hodson of Newberg and W. A. Jones of standpoint*, but if he can do tbe work and Mil* Clara Newby and W. C. Wood­ refunded. 25c and 50c. C. F. Moore
no fear now, for at last I am a solid man again.
Hi
se mr as 1
as well es two
other f* as sound as a dollar, andansv
Halem were assigned to the examination needed we believe our good people ward.
A Co. druggiats.
C O R R E S I 'O W D B w r a — L e t t a Tilton,
see.
I
want
everyone
to
know
the
lend; National Perk Beak. Mew York.
of tbe cash books and it was they who should lay aside little differences of On the following morning the people
(Signed) A H. S oipson .
discovered and reported tbe diecrepan- opinion and unite in rapport of in effort generally still knew nothing ol tbe wed­
Blaek Lanehans, pnre breed—egg* $1
Acker's Bnflt.li Remedy ie sold by en dranlsts node* n psstttyi gnstsa
iet y o n r m o n e y w tu b e r .-u n d e d In c ase o f fa lla r* . e g o ,a m a e d f i t • ko*ÌM
dee which point strongly toward tbe for a better public conscience in New­ ding and many were the inquiring per 15.
Stranver. v1.lt! oe the eltv see invited to oeil et
S atham W z it i ,
0
s
ite
d S t a t e , en d C en a d a In K a g ta a d , , a ad., * id ., a n d «a. dé.
tbe beak for Infennsllno enneeratag the I
embezzlement of public funds.”
berg.
glance* wheu tbe bride and groom in
2 22t8
Bo* 127, Newberg, Or,
IS* mMem« 0* aSew faarm lw . W. M. WOOMMM * « * . * * * * * Mw I « *
city. Correepoedeso* la . tied.
Senatorial
Contest SETTLEOI
IT IS ALSO SETTLED
THAT THE BEST
PLAGE TO BUY YOUR
IH O &
iU M M E H
Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Furnish­
ings, is at our Store.
New ft fresh, up-to-
date in every p ar­
Novelties & Stapl Bo, ticular....
HODSON BROS.,
The Leading Clothiers and Furnishers.
Furniture Store
HARDWIüR ft GO.
- - DENTISTS - -
CARRY A FULL LINE
— OF—
NEW AND SECOND-HAND
F U M
r o r u E S ,
C. F.
JUST RECEIVED
75c. WRAPPERS.
Camera and Kodaks
with all Supplies.
They are well made
full Skirts and TRIMMED.
Ribbons, Ribbons.
11 1
^C H E A PE R ^v
Look a t these prices for
Feed & Seed Store
Men's leather boots as good as a rubber
iboot to keep out water and more wear.
J To close for this year 82.00.
Bled Quarts at a Time"1
Bank of Newberg.
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