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Newspaper Page TextLocal Events. I I . C. D ix o n . 1 he Mar Bakery for ice. ! W. H. Mears was given a preliroln- K. P . D ix o n . Garden Uoso a t Storey’s. ary lie-ring before Justice Wright C. B. Wilson is still paying cash fer All wool ingrain art squares at the Thursday, on a grave ehatge of having produce. Ice, ice, ice. Star Bakery. * I Furniture Store. attempted improper relations with little Tewberg, Ore. Hose that is O. K. an d reasonable at ten year old Frieda Dietrich, the com- Ice for sale at Star Bakery. E lam Shaw made a business trip to S torey’s. , ■ plaint being sworn to by K. L. Gough- G et your Are crackers at Hadley’s. 1 , nour the little girl s guardian. B . L ( ou- H adley’s Backet is headquarters lor Small farm to rent. Inquire of L. Leave orders a t Wilson's Grocery for ner of McMinnville, deputy prosecuting 4th of Ju ly goods. H all. 6 7t4 i expressing or light hauling. 'attorney appeared for tlie prosecution Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Allen are visiting E m pty barrels for sale by C. B. NV,‘- — ........................ T he best firecrackers, Homan candles, 1 and C|ar*nc« 13uU ior lho d e ftn ,e - Chehalem Valley Bank Building. in Salem this week. son. bombs, Hags or anything else in 4th of Testimony in the case Is still being Jay Cook’s have moved into the G. C. Cire works! Tiro w ork s! H igh tiyer j u |y goods llt Moores. j taken us the G ra Phic K06* ,0 P1*83* 11. J. L ittlefield. U . A. Littlefield. C a rl’ house at th e foot of Meridian . a nd loud popping a t Moores. 12 A Amnu,rm an a n J d a l| g h te r ! ~ Get your ice at Star Bakery. - - DENTISTS - - S. W. EVANS D E N T IS T . M illinery N o tic e . LITTLEFIELD BROS., street. Try a load of good dry slab wood of )iaVo given up their house in Newberg Mrs. Addie Cornell has lionght Mrs. Go toT. B. Cummings for paints and the ,ko bpaulding Hogging Co., for f 1.50; and have gone to Lebanon for the pres- Ramsey's millinery stock and will close en t. oils. A full line of undertaking goods fir or hard wood. this season's stock out at u big discount ' Offices in fh o lm le m V alley B ank B uilding, k ep t in stock. l’h o n e No. 4:1. The meetings being held by Rev. Seth to make room for a large stock of notions The Spaulding Logging Co. will de R esidence n o rth of P u b lic School B uilding, P h o n e No. 44. B. S. Cook has rented the Eli Evans liver th e best of slab wood, h a rd or soft Rees in the Friends church nre fairly and millinery goods for the fall and win well attended, good interest being m ani ter season. All persons knowing th e m house mid will remain here for a short wood, for $1.50 per load. fested. selves indebted to Mrs. Ramsey will time at least. Bollin W. K irk left for Seattle, W ash TT O K N E Y - A T - L A W . please call and settle at ortfce. ington, Monday morning where he e x The best of fresh and salt meats the Do not experim ent on Garden Hose. M r s . A p d i k C o rx k i i ., F. H. Storey is a practical hose man. pects to work duriog the sum m er va m arket affords will be found at the N e w -1 CLARENCE BUTT. t2 Successor to Mrs Ramsey. | W ill p ra c tic e iu »11 th e c o u rts of th e sta te cation. berg Meat Market. The highest prices Call on him before buying. S pecial a tte n tio n g iv en to p ro b a te w ork, the I w ritin g of Heeds, m ortgages, c o n tra c t, au d th e Eli Evans and Lee Graraes, with their aid tor b u tc h e r 's stork. George Bange has been putting up a A T e r r i b l e K z p lo s lo n . | d ra tti ug of a lt legal p ap ers. Hervey Hoskins a nd l ’rof. Bristow are ! neat residence on his property just east families, drove up to McMinnville Wed N e w b e r g O re g o n . nesday and attended the big A.O.B.W. down from th e county seat the latter i ‘O fa gasoline stove burned a lady O f fic b — Secoud Floor of th e Terrell tile factory. lta u k ot K ewLerg b u ild in g . part of this week, the former for a visit l,ere frightfully,” writes N. L. Palmer, pieoic. S heph ard Ong of Scotts Mills has and the latter on business. ,,f Kirkl" a i ’ , I* “ The best doctors Mr. an d Mrs. Woodard Charles been in town this week attending the ! couldn’t heal the ru n n in g sore tlmt fol- moved down from the hill to town Wed 1 or Sale—An SO acre farm; pood lowed, but B uck len ’s Arnica Salve en- Seth Bees revival meetings. nesday, and are occupying tho Haul house and barn, orchard and small fruit. j t jrely cured h e r.” I nfallible for cuts, Miss Lizzie Rittenhouse, cf Nehalem Macy house. PHYSICIAN & SURCEON. In qu ire of Alic Robertson, 6 miles south corns, sores, boils, bruises, skin diseases who has been attending school at Mon j Special a tte n tio n also giv en to d isea se, ot th e of Dayton. 8 2113 and piles. 25c at C. I»'. Moore's. Joh n Cook w ho recently relumed from mouth is visiting iu town with her un EYE, EAR, NOSE AND T H R O A T . Spokane, Washington, eame up from Unclaim ed letters remain in the post- cle J . M Bittenhouse. The truest politeness comes of sincer I Office over B ank of Newberg. Portland and remained over »Sunday office for Mrs. Norah Marshal, Rein mu Miss Grace Greenwood left Wednes visiting with relatives. ity.—Smiles. Bros., F. D. Shields, H. H eckman. day morning for her homo at Victoria, E. If. WoouwAitn, I1. M. I l l d n ’t . H a r r y F o r M o n e y . I have another stock of shoes on hand, British Columbia, after spending the NIisa Lottie Harris received the high also a few good bargains in clothing T he Boston man, w ho lately married Bchool year in college here. Miss Ella suits. F o r low prices call nt tho corner est vote as the most popular lady of a sickly rich young women, Is happy Macy accompanied her to Portland. stoie. W. H . M o r r is . 5-3 Newberg and received the gold watch now, for he got Dr. King’s New I.ife The faculty of Pacific College and offered by the big In ju n medicine man. Pills, w hich restored her to perfect Mis. F. A. Hayes and family left Tues several of the students descended u n a n Mrs. M. A. McGregor and children health. Infallible for jaundice, bilious nounced upon Prof. Edwin Morrison at day morning to join M r. Hayes at V an ness, malaria, fever an d ague an d all his home last Friday evening, an d nil couver, Washington, where he is clerk moved to Salem last Saturday to remain Gentle at least during the season’s run of tho liver an d stomach troubles. ing in ids brother’s store. spent u very pleasant social hour to Allen Packing it Canning Co.’s evapor- but effective. Only 2oc at C. F. Moore's Solicits th e p a tro u a g e of his o ld In d ia n a gether. F rie n d s w ho n e ed w atch re p a irin g d one. J o h n Green has rented his farm west I ator. drugstore. of town to a Dundee party and will 2 0 7 M o r r is o n S t. L u th e r G. Newlin is building a five J. W . Hobbs rode down from Mc h undred dollar cottage on River street move to Dayton where lie expects to go An Indianapolis woman called up her PORTLA N D , OR. Minnville yesterday with Deputy l ’roeo- ju st south of the Jo nath an Votaw prop, into some kind of business. grocer by telephone the other morning, curing Attorney R. L Conner, who was erty and will move in from ¡Springbrook Mr. am i Mrs. J . Allen Harrison of here looking after ttie prosecution in and, after she had sufficiently scolded when it is finished. Mr. Barney and P ortland came up Suturday evening and j t h e yjeara c f t 8 e i tho m an who responded, she said: Alpheus Mills are doing th e work. "And w hat’s more, the next order you visited over Sunday with the former’s » U. W. Jones and Carroll Kirk expect get from me will ho the last I ’ll ever give The C hildren's Day exercises at the brother, M. E . Harrison and wife. to start out soon for the sum mer can you.” " I t probably will, m adam ,” EV E R Y TH IN G IN T H E LINE OF Friends church Sunday morning wero Farm ers I want your eggs. I will vassing for stereoscopic views. Their said the voice a t the b th e r end of the largely attended. They wore all very give cash for them . Egg packers territory will probable he some part of wire ; “ you are talking to an u n der good, from ch arm in g little three year furnished free to those wishing them . the state of Washington. taker.” old Berta Kirk's vocal solo, to Pres. Me- C. B. W i l s o n . Dyspepsia can be cured by using G rew ’s sermon to th e children. The T o th e D e a f . Alfred Wheeler is making a cream A ck er’s Dyspepsia Tablets. Repairing Neatly Done. Give me One little exercises took th e place of the Sun separator can suitable for farmers who tablet will give im mediate relief or mon A rich lady cured of her Deafness and day school and regular church service. a call. are milking three or four cows and who ey refunded. Sold in handsome tin Noises in the Head by Dr. Nicholson’s Tickets will be on sale July 3rd and feel like they can ’t afford to buy a cen Artificial E a r D rums, gave $10,000 to boxes a t 25c. C. F . Moore & Co. 4th, good for return up to July 9lh, in trifugal separator. his institute, so th at deaf people unalde V . Votaw, W alter Many, H. C. Bar to procure th e E a r Drums nmy have clusive, between all points on Oregon Moki Tea positively cures sick h ead lines, at cne fare for the round trip. clay, A. H . Partridge, Eugene l ’inney, them fteo. Address No. 10 G 13 . The D o n 't fail to take advantage of this op ache, indigestion a n d cotistipation. A Will Heston, Nate Stanley and W. H. Nicholson Institute, 780, E ighth Avenue Removes nil Bond nttended the unveiling exercises portunity to visit your friends. Grand delightful herb d r i n k . New York, U. S. A. celebrations will be held at different eruptions of Mie sk iu, produces a - p e r of the Woodmen of the World at Mc fect complexion, or m oney refunded.! Minnville Sunday. points on our lines. C. II. M a r k h a m . ICenl Estate Transfer». D aily p a sse n g er boats u p a n d dow n th e 25c. an d 50c. C. F . Moore & Co. drug- ! E m ory Hodson who is down from gists. Acker’s Dyspepsia Tablets are sold on Reported by the YarahllJCo. Abstract Coat Mc- riv e r betw een Miuuvllle, Oregon, for the week ending Scuttle says he has full faith iu the fu a positive g u aran tee. Cures heartburn " June 15 1931. James M. Pugh, Manager, Mr. and Mr3. Emory Hodson, of raising of th e food, distress after eating ture of Newberg and proposes to show Mary L Hees to Jos L Hess 8 a prt his faith by his works. Before re tu rn Seattle, returned from th e southern part or nlly form of dyspepsia. Une little Joe Iless die t3 r 3 ........................... $ 1 ing to Seattle he will let a contract for of the state a few days ago in company tablet gives Im mediate relief. 25c and Martha Forest to Jns Ward 30 a prt building a seven room cottage on a witli th e m other of the Hodson boys 5oc. C. F. Moore & Co. I N Branson die to r6. _____ 1050 C om ing up , b oats pass N ew berg s t 12 m , going q u arter block he owns on Meridian with whom they w ent to visit, and are in dow n s t 11 s. m. T h e ir b oats aro W & M Green to Jno ¡reader It 5 6, N. M. Snodgrass is down from North w ell e q u ip p e d tor p a sse n street a t the southwest corner of the town visiting'Y.lrii th e families of C. A. blk 4 W illa m in a ..................... % . . 2 Yakim a, Washington, this week after g e r serv ice. and J . C. Hodson. Mrs. Hudson, tho college grounds. M E Harrison and wf to Chehalem m o ther, will leave this week for an ex more dairy cows. Ho is ronnding up Valley Mills pt blk 34 II & L add W . H. Galland has bought th e old J. tended visit in In dian a and farther east. the greater num ber of Ids herd from N e w b e rg .......................................... 500 D. C arter building across the street this vicinity this time, beginning with “ Why not spend tho vacation at Ya- the purchase of six iu a bunch from J K Miller and wf to R E Martin from the Armory hall building and is 50 a pt J H Harrison die t5 r 4 . .. 2500 fitting it up for a restaurant. After sell q u in a Bay, where can be had excellent Jesse Edwards. E W Erickson mid wf to M B and ing out here Mr. Galland spent consid fare, good fishing, good boating, safe Sick headache absolutely and p erm a J W Gibson 10 a pt Jas Bradley M en an d w om en of good a d d re ss to re p re erable time looking about for a new bathing, alluring rides and rambles? nently cured by using Moki Tea.. A us, aom e to tra v e l a p p o in tin g ag en ts, o th die t3 r 2 ............................................ 550 e s e rs n t for location but finally decided to set up in The course and exercises nt the Summer local w ork looking u fte r o u r In terests. pleasant herb drink . Cures constipa # 1)00 sala ry g u a ra n te e d y e arly : e x tra co m School, of 1901, at Newpoit, will afford Louisa Cornell guardian to L A Newberg again. Mr. and Mrs. Gal- m issio n s an d e x p en se s, ra p id ad v an c e m e n t- tion an d indigestion, m akes you eat, Cornell 8 Its Hurley fruit farm old e sta b lish e d bouse. G rand c h a n c e fo re n ru , lan d’s many friends will be glad to g reat variety of instruction, diversion sleep, work, and h a p p y . Satisfaction e st in.'iu or w om sn to «ecure p le a sa n t, p e n n a No other resort sub t3 r 2 ........................................... 200 n e n t p ositio know that they have decided to remain and en tertain m en t. n , lib e ra l Incom e and fu tu re . Now guaranteed or m oney back. 25c and C T Pomeroy and wf to Clarissa E b rillia n t lin e s. W rite a t once. offers equal attractions and advantages.” in Newberg. GOc. C. F . Moore & Co. S T A F F O R D PRESS, LeRoy Its in Duvton ................... 00 N. C. Maris of Ilepptter, accompanied Justin H aw orth was exhibiting a crate 2 3 C h u r c h St., Now Haven, Conn. C. F. and A. E. Moore drove down to J J Hill and wf to Amos Wise 238 by J . O. Williams of the same place, of strawberries the other day which he a sec 1 10 r4 ................................... 1089 Oregon City last Sunday on heuring of had picxed from his patch of which the came in on th e evening train Saturday the severe illness of th e little four year F A Morris to Union Savings and real estate men should have had a pho and visited over S unday w ith his sister old son of their brother Dr. J. B. Moore. Loan Assn it 4 and pt It 2 blk 15 tograph. The berries were picked ior Mrs. E. H. Woodward and family. On Charley remained over and nssisted in and other property in N ewberg.. 10 Monday he and Mr. Williams drove their size qualification and had the ap his brother’s drugstore on Monday. A C H I.oeey nnd wf to Maude Alli N. E BRITT, P re s id e n t. pearance oi a box of Ju n e apples. They over to N orth Yamhill to size up the dispatch came on Thursday morning son It 4 blk 4 A m i t y ..................... 100 H C. MILKS, Vice-Pros. furniehed an excellent opportunity for a Ladd herd of Short Horns, which is th e E. H. WOODWARD, H ccretary. announcing th e d eath of the child. Jesse Edwards and wf to Stella I J . C. OOLCOKD, C ashier. test of the w riter’s descriptive ability, rival herd of \V. O. M in o r’sof H eppner, Ingles land in N ew b erg ............... 150 Mrs. Elizabeth Hutchinson brought b u t as the people hereabouts know all of which N. C. has charge. The visitors O A C I t It to Sarah MePbillips 40 left for home again Tuesday m orning. to the office one day this week a copy of about Oregon strawberries, and as read CAPITAL STOCK, $30,000. a see 15 14 r 5 .................................... 320 the local ltewspt oer published in her ers in foreign parts wouldn’t believe it The J. D. Carter building on Main J II Robbins and wf to A E Stew B. r . MILES. anyway, w hat’s th e use?” J . O. COlsGOKD. street, which M. II. Pinney had been old home town i reland, and pointed art 308 a in t 4 r7 .......................... 2400 K. II. WOODWARD. out a business l rlisem ent th a t haii N K. BKÎTT. The carpenter work on th e Christen- using as a lumber room, having been I. A Stewart to Ellen Robbins It in appeared regul/ .1 tho same position J . II DOUGLAS, J it. Bon & Seeley flour mill was finished sold, Mr Pinney is putting up a build S h e rid a n .......................................... 2190 D irectors. for twenty-six years. W h a t’s the m a t ing on his yard across the street from Wednesday and is a credit to th e build Richard Aylward to Merritt Mc ter with Yamhill editors pooling their ers, th e owners being more than pleased. the new flour mill, which fie will use as Kinley 5 a in Peter Carlyle dk:.. 50 interests and im|>orting a few such busi- CO It H K H i'O N D K N T H —Ladd St, T ilto n . P o rt The paint brush has already made a lumber room and office. Jas. Holt, w ho A E McCall to R W McCall land ne-s men from th e old country? la n d ; N atio n al P ark B ank, New Y ork. tour of the new mill, and in big letters also had his carpenter shop in the Car in 13 rfi ............................................ 120 Last Saturday L. M. Parker, E rv in It W Steigledcr A husband to J W on the front of the building three ter building has moved a few doors stories high are tho words, “ Chehalem south into the building once used as a Scott ami Alf Blair drove ud to McMinn Nevitt small tract in F e w b e r g ... 1000 S tran g ers v is itin g th e c ity a re in v ,te d to call at tn e bank for inform ation c o n c e rn in g the ville, an d from there in company witli C P Bacon to G Wielder executor, Valley Mills” by which name the new grocery by the Cashiers. c ity . C o rre sp o n d en c e in v ite d . J. I.. Hoskins, went oil over to Meadow enterprise will be known. Four stories to Clara Bacon $0 ) »I etc ........... will Dr. H. J . Littlefield received a letter Laku on a fishing excursion. Mr. P ar in height, the new structure makes an the other day from th e executive officer H a rrie tt Sbensgreen to II II Grid- imposing appearance, showing up prom- of the U. >S. revenue cu tter Perry, upon | ker returned Monday with a half dozen ley It. 3 til k 3 McM college a d . . . . COD inently from almost every direction which _______ ________ _______ lie __________ made his extended Alaskan i : fish which lie confessed to having paid L It Alderman to A E Alderman the other other hoys from town. The mill machinery is now tour as surgeon last sum mer, informing “ ,lalt dollar for, while the 30.12 s i n A L Alderman die . . . o«i the wav from Columbus, Ohio, and him th a t they were soon to take another 1 ^emamed a few days in th e hop* of eat- J B Meekin and wf to Jam es <lar- ber 41 a In II H Hyde die 15 r4 . 8.0 the owners exjiect to begin operations delightful cruise in southeastern Alas- iug trout by the sweat of their own It W Lanceficld nnd wf to J E Rea about September 1. The engine house, kan waters, and asking him to accont- brows. 12 a In to r4 ................................... 00 y e t to be built, will be constructed of pany them . U nited States Senator At a meeting of the trustees of the brick and locuted between the mill and Jones of Nevada and other persons more Oregon Fire Relief Association held in ! J W Roth and wf to J E Rea land Main street. | or less distinguished will be members of this city last F riday, Prof. E. N orthupi adjoining A m ity ............................. 90 T h e residence of J. H. Rees a nij |e the party, and a trip in sucll company was chosen p-vsident to succeed the late : T J Scroggins and wf to J C Me- 950 well am l a h alf northeast of town was de- wfcI1 be termed a “ question of president, O. II. Irvine. The vacancy I Phillips 200 a in sec 22 14 rft. Jeremiah Williams to M It W il- etroyed by Are on W ednesday nfter- Personal privilege.” The invitation tints caused on th e board of trustees flams land in N Yamhill ............ 10 noon. Mr. Hees Imd gone to MeMInn- comps verL opportunely to I)r. Little- was filled by the election of F . W. Fen- ville on busincs and th e boys and Mrs. (ield‘ wl,° was «¡ready preparing for a ton. The provision regarding the presi-1 J VV Fletcher and wf to M C Clark Hees h ad come to tow n. Mrs Rees re- »¡'ort Vacation, and as the cruise «ill d e n t’s salary was modified to the effect’ It 9 D a y to n ...................................... 450 tu rn ed home about noon leaving (lie probably not latt more th an six weeks, th a t the same should not exceed the W E Stanton and wf to L < and K Newlin 8 Its blk 38 Edwards add boys a t the grist mill. W hen she got he will accept . . and . . make the most of it. sum of follO a year. It is based on a N ew berg........................................... 150 percentage of the receipts from appli to th e front gate she saw smoke in the The C * " * wl11 9a" J u |y >• roof a n d gave th e alarm. T h e neigh- The question lias often been asked cations, and last year gavj a salary to MAKRI \ O K L lC £ .\\s;:a . hors responded quickly an d th o u g h t at within the last few days, “ How can I the president of about $800. The choice of I’rof. XortUnp seems to us aa good -Mary M Honen 25, to Beltliazar Duerni 2*5. first th e y could p u t th e fire o u t h u t ns keep the birds out of my cherry trees it gained on th e m th e y turn ed their One man in th e west end of town lias i a* coa^ have been made. Reporter, I l i a L ife S a v e d l >j C h a m b e r l a i n '* C o lic , attentio n toward saving th e furniture found a very practical remedy and as j As a result of th e city council meet- C h o le r a a n d D i a r r h o e a K em edjr« nod succeeded in gettin g e v ery th in g there is no patent on it, his neighbors ing held last Friday night it looks as “ I am sure t h a t C ham berlain’s colic, o u t on th e lower floors, h o t all should have the benefit of his ingenuity, though we are going to have electric citolera an d dtarrhoe remedy a t one fn t h e upper rooms including m o s t The cherry tree in question being not lights after all. The councilmen and tim e saved m s life,” says t. K. Lafalete o f th eir b ed d in g an d considerable of far from th e bouse, he has hung a cow Mr. Jesse E dw ards have about come of Greogory L anding, H a r k county, t h e i r clothin g was lost. T h e fire evi- bell up in said tree, and attached to it a to-gether on th e proposition to the effect Mo. " I was in such had shape th a t d e n tly caught front u defective flue in rope, th e loose end of which is corfnected th a t th e city take lights to the am o u n t th e doctors said I could not live. When * th e garret. T h e bnilding was Insured with his dwelling. He then takes of five h un dred dollars snnually for I was a t th e lowe«t ebb, one of m y for a small a m o u n t in th e McMinnville Ins seat at th e w indow, and when Mr. e ig h t years, and furnish th e necessary neighbors brought in a buttle o f Cham- Company. I n ills loss Mr. Rees has Rohin makes his appearance, gives the water power for ru n n in g th e light plant, herlaitt's colic, cholera and diarrhoea t h e s y m p a th y of th e co m m u n ity and rope a yank arid th e little marander On th e strength of th e prospect, Mayor rem edy and I took it and got in s ta n t especially of those w ho k n o w of the takes leave. “ E asy ,” isn’t it ? Cherry C. J. Edw ards tendered bis resignation, relief. I soon got up an d around, liberal spirit lie has alw ays shown trees in this vicinity will doubtless be as a provision in th e ch arter forbids one T h a t was nine years ago and I am still w h en calls h ave been made for money filled with cow ladls hereafter by those of Ins official position having a financial in good h e a lth . Hi nee then t h a t m«4!- for building chu rches and for e d u ca looking for a steady job, these hot «lays interest in any corporation doing regu- cine has alw ays been in my house and tional work in this new country where rite chief qualification for which is "stay- , lar contract work for to e city. The alw ays will be. I t is the brat on »o m uch is to he done in this w ay. iug with it. resignation has not yet Ltea acted upon, e a r t h . ” f o r sale by c . F. Moore. PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS. N e w b e rg JOHN A. BECK Co. . - H. COOPER, President. E. K. SHAW, Vice Pres. J. M. W RIGHT, Sec. and Manager. Choice Farm and City Property. Collect Rents and I.ook After listâtes. Investments Made for Non-Residents. Insurance Written in Select Companies. Newberg, Ore. If you want to buy, eithei a large or small farm, you can save both time and money by calling on us. If we haven’t what you want we will take p le a s u r e in assisting you iu procuring prop erty to your satisfaction. If a non-resident and wish to ob tain information about Real Estate or the country in general, or Newberg (the town of schools aud churches) iu particular, write us. A DR. WOODS HUTCHINSON, band Newberg Furniture Store. W. W. HOLLINGSWOItTlI, Prop. X C A P . R Y .A. F U L L L IN E OX 1 IIOUSTS F U R N I S H I N G G O O D S , F l o o r M a t t i n g , F lo o r O ilc lo th , F lo o r ' L inoleum . Portier Curtains, Window Shades, Couches & Baby Buggies. Wall Paper and Picture Moulding a Specialty. A Full Line o f U n d e r t a k i n g G o o d s C o n s t a n t l y in S to c k . WATCHMAKER **>> JEWELER, POPULAR un Ä W N O E N ewberg H arness S hop t-F C O ^ I E c o n o m y »»HORSE GOODS»» H. L. Sutherland. OREGON CITY TRANSPORTATION 00. J. 13, M O U N T , Dealer in Stoves, Hardware & Tinware. Portland and Independence Guaranteed $900 Salary Y early Rolling Mill Consumption / V? i r >v i Bank of Newberg. F7v Seven ou t of every ten men w ho work In rolling mill«, Iron foundries a n d gloss factories d to of eoimuuipUon.^ You know Jimv oarlyt in life Must' m en puss aw ay. The usual symptom U m nagging, p e rsistent cough—»oiuotimc.i «hurt nnd hacking, etim es _ hurd an _ d _a dry. San> ___ patient _ __I som _____ _ _ row , wvttkor am i tb ln n v r <lay ‘ by y »lay. ilny. D IK eath alli e iv v in ily conquer«. co n q u er,. T ^ f r trouble n u l k comes e n m n f from ru a en tiia tu ally The _nten*e bent, „ml th e co n stan t tnlm llnz of of tho the fine flue particle* particle* of of d d u o st st a and iron that that fill fill tho the air. air. inn ling n d Iron Tln*se particles, u n d e r a microscope, «how ragged, sh a rp edges, w hich tour an d mutilate tho delicate lin in g of th e th ro a t nnd lungs. IVrpetuul sort s u ic llius formed, nnd her« it is theft the germs of consum ption find a place to feed an d m u ltip ly . A cker's English Remedy was discovered in E ngland, and is the only cure iu th e world for R olling Mill Consumption. 11 heals lip th e sores, strengthens the m ucous m em branes of th e b re a th in g organs, permanently stops tI ks cough, builds u p the constitution an d im p arts vigor to th e w hole system. It mutt e ith e r euro or it cost«, you nothing. One bottle dot s wonders. Try it. W liat it has done for m any others it w ill also d o for you ami your loved ones. f Bold a t 25e., fiOc. an d t l ft bottle th rou g h o u t th o C n ited States and Canada; and la England a t Is. 2d., 2s. .°>d., 4*. 6d. If you ure n o t sutUJled u fter buying, return the botlio I f your druggist, a u d g et your money back. Wt authorise the above guarantee. W. II. HOOKER d r CO., Proprietor*, A c t# F tr A j For sale by C F. Moore & Co. T . 3 3 .1 3 T J 3 N T O ^ L X T , T U I E B I C Y C L E X Æ A .2 S T -HANDLES TH E C o lu m b ia , H a r t f o r d , V e d e tte , R a m b le r , I d e a l S n e l l, Y a le L e R o v P ie r c e & A d m ir a l. In repairing we do Brazing, Lathe work, C utting D ow n Frames, V ulcanizing, Enam eling and everything done in any first-class shop Coaster Brakes w ith new Rims & Spokes $7. Also earry a com plete line o f Sundries. 0 Our rentry is complete.