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Local Events. N e w b e rg Gel your ice at Star Bakery. bund Co. T o S a t e H e r C hild. Osborne 110.50 a in Willis adii The Star Bakery for ice. to M cM ................................ 235 00 Garden Hose at Storey’s. From frightful disfigurement Mrs. Rose I Young to A F Shilling Nannie Gal lego r, o f LaGrange, Ga., ap Come in and see for yourself: Shoes. Ice, ice, ice. Star Bakery. part it 3 bik 8 McM .............. lüOO 00 plied llucklen’s arnica salve to groat II. C O O PE R , President. Graiu sacks are loaned as usual at the Porter A Larkin. R L Connor A wf to Osa G Ice for sale at Star Bakery. sort's on her head and face aud writes its E. K . S H A W , Vice Pres. elevator. J. M. W R IG H T , Sec. and Manager. Call at the grain elevator for your Cable its 7 8 bik 8 Rowlands quick cure exceeded all her hopes. It For sale—Team, harness and wngou. Try a load of good dry slab wood of sucks. add to M cM .......................... 600 00 works wonders in sores, bruises, skin Choice Farm and City Fioperty. See A. E. Moore. the Spaulding Logging Co., for $1.50; Rev. Martin Cook of Sherwood was Chas H Poole to L F Gildings Collect Rents and Look After Estates. eruptions. Cuts, burns, scalds and Kev. A. M. Bray of Portland, has been fir or hard wood. in town Wednesday. 10 a in Bee 19 t4r3............ ... 400 00 piles. 25c. Core guaranteed by C. F Investments Made for Non-Residents. in Newberg on business this week. I will contiuue todo a general photo We have cut the price one-half on one R Campbell A w f to A E In- Moore, druggist. Insurance W ritten in Select Companies. “ G o to T . iJ. Cummings for paints and business at tire old Smith stand till Sep- j hundred pairs of shoes. Porter A Larkin graiiam A wf its 2 3 bik 09 oils. A full line of undertaking goods I tember 1st only. J. W . S m i t h . 8-30 LaFayette............................. 155 00, WanteJ-A good young milk cow. “ No Su m m ons. kept in stock. Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Saunders of I.aurel others need apply." Report to Graphic. HARKIVUC LICENSES. In Ihs Circuit Court for Yam hill county, Mrs. C. B. Wilson lias been visiting attended the horticultural meeting in If you want to buy, eithei u large or small farm, you can save both Oregon. One hundred pairs of shoes for one- Elva Gaunt 26 to C C Wilcox 24 Click- James o f Matlsou, P la in tiff) relatives up above Sheridan this week. ! Newberg last Saturday. time aud tnouey by calling on us. I f we haven’t wbat you half regular price. Porter A Larkin. atat Co, Wash. want we w ill take pleasure in assisting you in procuring prop Wm. Scott, the piano man of McMinn ti* Miss Madge Dunn of Dayton came May McDauiel 34 to John Jordau 34. Claud Cummings lias been applying erty to your satisfaction. I f a non-resident and wish to ob Mary T,. lies.’ , V irg in ia It. Miller, ville, was in Newberg on business Tues' * j down last week and visited over Sunday the paint brush to J. M. W right’s resi John It. Miller, Elizabeth Berg. John tain information about Real Estate cr the country iu general, day. Berg. N ordic* D a v is ,--------- l)avl« with Mr. and Mi8. E. W. Evans. A ft o u m le i! Til«* K d ito r. dence this week. aiul Eva E. lies», Defendant!» or N ew berg (the town o f schools and churches) in particular, Why pick prunes in $3.00 shoes when I Miss Ida Golden, formerly of Iowa, Editor S. A . B rown,of RunnettsvUlc, Mr. aud Mre. J. C. Sawyer left last To V irginia K. M iller, John K. Miller, Eliza w rite us. you can get good ones tor 7o j at Porter | but lately of Seattle, Washington, is vis Friday evening for an outing at New- j S ^ ’ both Beig, John Berg, Nordica Davis aud — once Intensely surprised. — Davis the above named defeudauts:— | . a« I * ‘ T Through n m i l or It l long n n v B suffering i i l i p r l n f f f r from m t» dysptp- A Larkins? Iu the name o f the state o f Oregou. you are J iting at Canby Hestons above Dundee. port, where they will join __ Mr. and Mrs. re ¡aired to appear and answer the com- j sia,” he writes, “ m y wife was greatly hereby Do not experiment on Garden Ho9e. ! Between twenty and twenty-five New C. B. Frissell of Harrisburg in a visit. plaiut filed against you in the above entitled run down. She had uo strength or suit in the above named court on or before the F. H. Storey is a practical base man. berg people attended Friends Quarterly Pres. McGrew and family, Miss G er last day of the time prescribed iu the order for Call on him befote buying. Meeting in Portland last Saturday and trude Lamb, ami N . G. Kirks are at vigor and suffered great distress Irom the publication of this summons upon you, to* w it: on or before the 27th day o f September, A. her stomach, but she tried Electric bit Chas. Ilittenhouse left for the Luekia- j Sunday. D. 1901, and if you fail so to appear aud auswor, tending Friends quarterly meeting at W . We H O LLIN G SW O R TH , P r o p . for want thereof, the pla in tiff w ill apply to the ters which helped her at once, and af- mute Thursday to work in Spaulding’s For sale—No. 1 work horse—sound Scotta Mills the lutter part of this week. Court for the relie f prayed for In hi* com ter using four bottles, she is entire!. plaint herein, to w it; A decree remitting said logging camp. and gentle, weighing about 1300lbs. Charley Cavil of Middleton and Sarg well, can eat anything. I t ’s a grand defendants to set forth in their answers to the herein the nature ot their claims to Mrs. J. W. Wheeler, I C A R R Y A Britt started out afoot the latter part of tonic, and its gentle laxative qualities complaint Mrs. D. H. Turner is visiting her the real property described lu said complaint, viz.--Beginning at the s. e. corner o f tue u. Near West Dayton Depot. I T X T X -iIL. X j T TS TIE j O I 1 i last week on a bunting trip to the moun are splendid for torpid liver.” For in parents up above Dundee the latter part }4 of the Joseph and Mary L. He*a D.L.O. In t3 Tiie best of fresh and salt meuts the tains, headed iu the direction of the digestion, loss of appetite, stomach and sr3w of the VVil. Mer aud running thence 8 89 of this week. deg, 45 min. w. 23.15 etas. thence s 10 42 chs. market affords will be found at the New j Trask river. The Spaulding Logging Co. will de liver troubles it’s a positive guaranteed thence u 89 cleg 43 mlu e 23.15 chs to the e line o f said claim : thence n 10.42 chs to the place of The Home Department o f Friends cure. Only 50c at C. F. Moores. liver the best of slab wood, hard or soft berg Meat Market. The highest prices beginning: aud that by said decree it be declar aid for butcher’s stock. ed nud adjudged that said defendants have no I Sunday School w ill be .entertained at wood, for $1.50 per load. luterest whatever In o f to said promises, and A lame shoulder is usually caused by i Rev. Barr’s on Thursday, August 22, that plaintiff's title thereto is good and valid; Elam Shaw of Salem, the bicycle man, Every newspaper treasures up in its Ittd that the defendants nud MOh o f U l B bo rheumatism of the muscles, and may by the officers of tiie Department as was down looking after his business in memory the names of its friends and forever bujoiued and debarred from assertiug any claim whatever in or to said premises, ad lie cured by a few applications of Chaiu- sisted by the Sabbath School com Newberg the first of the week. likewise its enemies. It seldom over verse to the plaintiff, and for such other and berlaiu’s pain balm. For sale by C. F. mittee. * further relief as may be meet and equitable in looks an opportunity to assist tiie for the H. C. Barclay returned home Tuesday premises, including costs aud disburse Moore, durggist. Acker’s Dyspepsia Tablets are sold on mer, but it never goes out of its way to ments o f suit. evening from a pleasant outing taken at This summons is served by publication there Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Newell of Dillev, a positive guarantee. Cures heartburn boost tlie latter. Human nature is of for six cousecutive weeks in the Newberg Long Beach, Washington. A Fu ll Lin o of Undertakin g; former being horticultural commis-( raising of the food, distress after eating I pretty much the same elsew here. Peo- Graphic, a w eekly iuWspaper of general circu Goods C o n s t a n t ly In Stock. A. R. Cumpstou was up from Sell- „ the lation. published' iu said Yam hill county, by 1 f... l b !. J • a _ J. . 1 _______ _______ _____ l ___________r _______ _ . 1 _______ / V . . « I H t l « 1 sioner for this district, drove over and or any form of dyspepsia. One little ^ pie vylio sliow newspaper men kindness old er of Hou. R. P. Bird, County Judge of sali wood on business the first of the week hill county, made at Chamber* in the ' city attended the State Horticultural Meet tablet gives immediate relief. 25c H ad never make a better investment or one o Yam f M cM iunviile, Oregon, day of ;gou, on the 1 12th ‘. and called on his Newberg friends. August A. D. 1901; the first publication thereof ing at Newberg last w e e k . 5oc. C. F. Moore A Co. that surely repays him a hundred (old being August 10th A. D. 1901. Webb Cummins bad a little patch of CLARENCE BUTT A JNO. J. 8 PKNCEU, Jim Buckley, formerly of Newberg, Donald G. Makemie, who has lately sooner or later. As it has been trulv oats threshed a few days ago width it is Att'ys for the Plaintiff. came down from Eastern Oregon last returned from New Mexico, where lie I said, there comes a time iu tlio life ot claimed made eighty bushels to the week, bringing with him a band of about attended college last year visited with the every man when be needs his homo pa- acre. twenty horses, the greater number of ] home folks north of town a few days ago. per and ueeds it badly.—Ex. N o tic e . Get ahead of the flies and yellow jack which he sold at public auction here He went down to Portland Wednesday In the County Court for Y a m h ill county, ets by putting up door and wiudow Saturday. state of Oregon. morning where he has accepted a posi A M in is t e r 's G o o d W o r k . In the matter of the guardianship o f Leroy screens. We keep them in stock, and Smith, Carl B. Smith, Lena L. Smith and Mabel I f a girl has a fellow that ’s her busi tion. “ I had a severe attack of bilious colic, L.Smlth, m inor heirs of Charles F. Smith, de make to order. W . P. Heacock & Sons. ness. Ii a fellow has a girl, that’s his Miss Grace Craven who lias been got a bottle of Chamberlain's colic, ceased. It appearing Court from The boys of Ilagey & Johnson’s new business. When they get married it is i teaching a school out on the coast at >P _____ to the - - - the — _ , petition cholera and diarrhoea remedy, took this uay ay presented and aud filed by Derusy Smith, threshing outfit claim that they thresh my business to sell them the best wash Nescowin, arrived home a few days ago. guardian of the estate of Leroy Smith, Carl two doses and was entirely cured,” says the B. Smith, Lena L. Smith and Mabel L. Smith, ed three hundred and eighty bushels ing machine on earth. After visiting two or three weeks at Rev. A. A . Power, of Emporia, Kan. m inor heirs o f Chas. F. Smith deceased, pray ing for an order of sale of certalu real estate of oats in an hour one day the first of home slio will return again to begin “ My neighbor across the street was sick belonging to said wards that it is necessary ami E. J. H a w o r t h . the week. ' would be for the benefit of sAld wards to havo teaching a school which Blie bos secured for over a week, had two or three hot- such Frank Elliott who lias been working real estate sold according to law. Mr. and Mrs. John Ctiance who have ties of medicine from the doctor. H e It is hereby ordered that the next o f kin of up in tiie Santiam country east of A l near Tillamook. , f .. - i .. . said wards, aud all persons Interested in the been making their home here with their Mrs. E. W. Dunbar, of Astoria, who used them fo r three or four days with- said estate, appea* before this court on Satur- bany for some weeks, arrived home last daughter Mrs. C. E. Smith, left for A l Friday evening and left tiie next morn was in Portland on business the first of out relief, then called In another doc-1 , • t ¿ ¿ G a it- m. g— - ¿ g f Y, bany Wednesday, near where their old court room in the court house in the ing fot Newport to make his family a the week, came up Monday evening and t o r , w h o t r e . a . t e d h im fo r s o m e d a y s county said county o f Yam hill, slate of Oregon, then ■ - f home is located. no r e l i e f, s o d is - ! and there to show cause why a license should visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bar a n d g a v e h im short vieit at the beach. i: ¿ ’ f è ï 'M l Y c h a r g e d h im I w e n t o v e r t o hpo h im I **ot be granted for the sale o f such real estate, Dyspepsia can be cured by using clay Dillon. Her sister Miss Lulu Dillon u iu r K iu m m . i w e u i o v e r i o s e e n n n \ descri5ed 8Aid petition us fo llo w s ;- A u uu- Mrs. Mary Jacobson of California ar , i Acker’s Dyspepsia Tablets. One little the next morning. He said his bowels divided four-fifth interest of, iu and to the fcl- rived here last Friday evening and will j who has been visiting at home here for i .. a „ t i t « . i , , , i low ing described real property, ly in g and be- : S ' • - tablet will give immediate relief or mon W e re In a terrible nx, that they had j ing j u Y am hill county, Rtate of Oregon, and be- visit for a month witli Mr. and Mrs. J. , a few weeks, returned with her to As hppn runnimr ofT* sy lout? it whs ill» inf? bounded aud described os follows, >iz:~ ey refunded. Sold in handsome tin toria on tiie following day. ucen running on 8 ) long m at it was ai- Be* lnnlllg B t ft comer stone in the county road M. Gilliland, tiie latter being her neice. j boxes at 25e. C. F. Moore A Co. most bloody liux. I asked him i f he ! 21 rods and 1.6 feet s o f the n w corner o f land Mrs. Jacobson lias made an extended I With the approach of the fruit drying i . iw, * • $ /■,. . . * deeded from Samuel Longley and Ellen H. Mrs. Willis Townsend of Astoria came tour of the East and is making this, her I ¡ and hop season there has been much en had tried Cliambcrlaitl 8 colic, cholera; Longley his w ife to Elisha Smith; thence e91 1-5 WfIC'p and ho said 'no.’ , rod« to corner atone; thence s 8 rod* a 12.7 up the latter pait of last week and first visit to Oregon, on the way home. terprise manifested in this vicinity of and diarrhoea remedy J | feet to corner stone; theuce w 91 15 rods to I went homo and brought him my 1 corner stone in county road; thence u 8 rods visited here for a few days. Her sister . and 12 l£ feet to the place of beginning, coutain- Drink n steeping of Moki Tea at night late in the way of building new dryers bottle and gave him one (lose; tol.l him lug five acres more or less. Also, an undivided Miss Carrie Bowman returned with her and refitting and increasing tiie capacity before retiring, and seo how soundly Dealer in terest of, iu and to the follow in g descrip- 4-20 interest to take another dose in fifteen or tw en Wednesday for a visit. real property, viz :-B e g in n in g at a point 29 you will sleep, and how joyously you of old ones, and Frank Storey and Van rods ana 14.7 feet s o f the n w corner o f the ty minutes if he did not find relief, but Mrs. Dr. II. J. Minthorn and daugh will awake iu tiie morning. It supplies Leavitt have been kept busy in getting land conveyed by Samuel Longley and w ife to ters Gertrude and Mary left Tuesday food for the blood wtiile you sleep, pro out tiie required amount of pipe. In he took no more and was entirely I Elisha Smith by deed which is duly recorded at page 371 of Book 29 of the records o f deeds of cured. I think It tiie best medicine I morning to join the Doctor at Long duces a clear an beautiful complexion, addition to those mentioned elsewhere Yam hill county, Oregon, and running thence e For sale by C. F. 91 15 rods to the e line of said land; thence s 7 Beach, California, where they will prob aud cures constipation and sick head on this connection in tiiis issue, J. A. have ever tried.” i rods aud 2.2 feet to Everest's lin e ; thence w ! 23 1-5 rods to the e line of the O. J. W alker die; ably remain through the coming winter. ache. 25c and 00c. C. F . Moore A Co. Jones up on Chehulem mountain, and Moore, druggist. * thence s on said W alker’s e lin e to the n line Hugh Gearin, across tiie river are build- o f the O. A C . Railroad'* (form erly P. A W. V. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marsh of Oregon, We have often heard tiie remark made R .) right of way; theuce * w esterly along the n large new hop houses, while Seth Mills, Illinois, who have been making an ex tlyit clover did not do well in tills coun line of said right of way to a point 9 % rods n o f the 8 w corner o f land form erly owned by A. tended tour of the United States, stop try, but euch is a mistaken idea.' Mr. J. A. Van Orsdal aud J. L. Haworth T. Blair: thence n to the place of beginning, all In said Y am hill county, saving ana excepting ped off here Saturday evening and vis Geo. Olds of Bellevue, raised 85 tons of are building new dryers, three new therefrom 88 100 o f an acre now owned bv said ones also going up at Dundee, while “ In my capacity as druggist, in Buffalo, N. V ., I have the best opportunity ited until Tuesday morning with Mrs. fine clover hay off ot 19 acres, this O, A C. R. It. aud described in a certain decree which is duly recorded at pages 2, 8 A 1 o f Vol. to judge of the merits of many different remedies. I am in closo touch with the evaporators owned by Emmor Hall, G. VY\ Cutts and daughters. year. Mr. Olds is a progressive farmer Men and women of good address to repre 12 o f tlio journal of the circuit court for said sick, who come into my store for medicines, and most of them tell me how they Mrs, Maria Bowerman, Wm. Davis and sent ns, some to travel appointing agents, oth Yamhill county, state of Oregon* Two brothers, young gentlemen by and holds a medal from tiie World’s are getting along. Ofnllthchun- it is further ordered that a copy of thlg order D. C. Atkins of Cliehaiem mountain and ers for local work looking after our interests. shall b# served on said next of kin, and upon salary guaranteed yearly; extra com dreds of preparations which I sell, the nsmo of Hadley, of New Providence, Fair for tiie finest oats displayed at tiie tiie Itenne boys ot Charlston, arc being missions and expenses, rapid advancement- all persons interested in slid cstite, prior to not a single one begins to ¡jive as Iowa, who are making a tour of the Fair.—Sheridan Sun. old established house, (¿rand chance for earn, said llth »lay of September A. D. 1901 l»y pub refitted, or enlarged. much satisfaction as Ackers Eng licutioii thereof for three consecutive week* iu cst man or woman to secure pleasant, perma Pacific Coast, have been visiting Iowa “ Why not spend tiie vacation at Y’ a- lish Remedy for Coughs, Colds, nent position, liberal income and future. New tiie Newberg Graphic a weekly newspaper of general circulation, published in Yam hill brilliant lines. Write at once. acquaintances in Newberg and vicinity quina Bay, where can he liad excellent Bronchitis, Asthma, Pleurisy and „ S F I U N G B R O O K IT E M S . county, state of Oregon. Consumption. I sell it 011 a dis S T A F F O R D PRESS, this week. Dated this 12th day o f August A. D. 1901. fare, good fishing, good boating, safe Zim Mills and his two oldest hoys and It. P. BIRD, County Judge. tinct guarantee that it will criro, A. E. Moore has purchased of E. M. battling, alluring rides and rambles? Huber Haworth spent a few days fish 2 3 C h u r c h St., N e w H a v e n , C o n n . or the purchaser’s money will bo Hudson the latter’s half interest in the The course and exercises at the Summer ing on the Columbia some days ago. returned. This is a perfectly safa guarantee, because the remedy fruit dryer on the railroad near the School, of 1901, at Newport, will afford Fred Kincaid arrived home Friday d o e s cure. Nobody wants his depot, the other half being owned by great variety of instruction, diversion i night after spending a coupie of months money returned. Its euros are W. MORRIS HE ACOCK O RLA N O II K ACOCK No other resort A. M. Bray of Portland. The owners and entertainment. IIK ACOCK nothing short of marvelous. Take in Eastern Oregon. have been fixing up the dryer this week offers equal attractions and advantages.” the case of Mr. A. H. Gilbert, for J. II. Rees will commence to enlarge instance. He lives at No. 5 Carey iu preparation for the coming evapor Tiie contract for graveling the streets, ! iiis dryer in a few days. Street, Buffalo, N. Y. For moro ating season. as ordered by tiie council, has been let than three years he had a bad tVm. Kincaid and family and Mrs. Julia A. Maris, and brother New by the city to C. P. Frost, who, assisted case of asthma, and had been un W. r . H E AC O C K A HONS, P R O rS . Clara Heater, John Rush and family able to lie down in bed for nearly ton Hill of Iowa, Mrs. L. M. Parker, by Matthew Terrell, has begun tiie j Mrs. C. E. Newhouse and children and two years. Ho came to my store Miss Ella Macy, the latter’s mother work of hauling tiie gravel. The con /t------ ? , and asked me what to do. Isaid: Perry and Ora Macy left for the coast Mrs. Martha Weeks and Mrs. Mellie tract price is eighty-three cents per •Take Acker's English Remedy.' the first o f the week. S. W. Newhouse Winslow of Indiana, Mr. and Mrs. A l yard for gravel put on west Ftfth street He said he had tried other reme and family of Chehaleni Center joined dies and didn't think this would len Smith, and Wm. Pickering, all of and seventy-seven cents per yard for Keep on hand and Manufacture everything iu the line of I the party. help him. But he thinks differ- whom had been rusticating at Newport, that put on all other streets. ently now. Three bottles fixed his asthma all rig h t H® could sleep and eat \Ve understand the contract for build- ' arrived home Tuesday. after taking them, as well as when a boy. He was cured several montha ago. Mr. Paul DeLaney, of tiie reportorial iug tiie addition to the school house was and is well yet, so I am certain his trouble is gono for good. You can write to Sheridan is vigorously agitating the j staff of the Evening Telegram, Portland, let to Allen Smith of Newberg. Mr. Gilbert himself, if you doubt my word. lie will go further than ine in prais question of city water works. With ing Acker’s English Remedy.” (Signed) S. U. T horne , druggist, Buffalo. N .Y . who was on a short vacation, came up Mr. Wm. Barker who bought tlie much the same advantages of location Sold at 25c., 50 c. and $ 1 a bottle, throughout the United States and Canada; to Newberg last Friday evening and at D o o r a n d W in d o w F r a m e s , F a n c y C a s in g s E tc . G. Ncwlin property is hauling lumber which her sister town of Newberg, at the and in England, at is. 2d., as. 3d., 4 ^ 6d. If you are not satisfied after buying, tended tiie first session of the mid-sum to build a woodshed and fruit house. return the botlle to your druggist, and get your money back. other end of the county, lias, for the pos mer meeting of the Oregon State Horti Your patron ige is solicited. We authorize Vtc above guarantee. IF. //. HOOKER Jc CO., Proprietor,, Hew York, session of an inexpensive and highly The Springbrook Evaporating Com- i cultural Society. Mr. DeLaney is an satisfactory water system, the agitation i ~j”j timer in liis profession, having party is making preparations to handle ! should amount to something. The good ¡ served in the capacity of reporter for the large crop of prunes this season. We i people of Hberidan don’t know what tiie San Francisco Examiner, Louisville understand they have rented E. M. Ar they are missing these hot summer thur's dryer which Llipy will also oper-| \ Courier-Journal and other papers. ate. S horty . months. Newberg can always be counted upon Prof. J. II . Fisk of Portland, assayer F o r s a le . to he in tiie front rank of towns of en and chemist, was up the first of the One good Poland China brood sow terprise, her latest move being in tiie week to make an examination of the Daily passenger boats up and down the Also good work horse. direction of developing an oil field. It with 'litter. prospective oil well upChehalem Valley. 12 rive r between lias been discovered that lands in close Cheap if sold soon. W. S. K i r k . He says there is no doubt as to tills dis proxfmity to Newberg contain the T h e i r S e c re t Is Out. trict being an oil region ami that he j true indications of coal and oil deposits, found the general conditions similar to samples of croppings and specimens o[ A ll SudieveRc, Ky., was curious to those in Pennsylvania and other noted underlying stratas taken from the head learn (he cause of the vast improve Coming up, boat« pn«* New berg at 12 m . going oil fields. H e will later make a written of Chelialera Valley having been sub ment in thehealth of Mrs. S . P. Whit- j down « t 11 a m. T h eir boats are w ell equipped for passen report of his investigations here. Prof. mitted for inspection to experts and ge laker, who had for al ong time, endured ger service. Fisk has had many years of experience ologists familiar with conditions in untold suffering from a chronic brnn- i in this line of work in all parts of the Pennsylvania, Texas and California and chial trouble. “ I t ’s ail due to Dr. Uniter! .States, and a conversation with K in g’s New Discovery,” writes her hut- 1 E. P . D l x » n . I f . C . D ix o n . pronounced as true indications of oil. him is highly entertaining and iustruct- There seems to lie little question as to band. “ It completely cured her and also cured our little grand-daughter of j ire. oil deposits, tiie real question being one a severe attack of whooping cough.” It j I f the little gavel which Dr. Cardwell, of quantity, which has at one time had president of the Oregon State Horticul- to be met by all tiie great oil fields. positively cures coughs, colds, grip, j bronchitis, all throat and long trout,les. tural Society, used at the meeting here This phase of tiie matter now Iieing op Guaranteed !»ottIes 50c ard $1.00. Trial ! last week could only talk, it would no to Newberg and Yamhill county, a com -H A N D L E S T I I K bottles free at C. F. Moores. doubt have made the most interesting pany know n as tiie Yamhill Coal A Oil address of the session, from a historical Company lias been incorporated, with f t * » ] K fttate T r a n s fe r «. standpoint. It is made of wood taken organization about complete, which will Reported by the Y am hill Co. Abstract Coat Me Chehalern Valley Bank Building. Mi an v ille , Oregon, for the week ending from the first cultivated cherry tree soon issue a prospectus setting forth its Aug. 12, 1991. James M Pugh, Manager, grown west of the Rocky mountains. plans of operation and soliciting the co Tbe tree, rooted In Iowa dirt, was operation of tbe people. It is not easy J A Gilford to W C Kruger 6 06 a part Its 7 8 Wynooski sub Iwought across the plains In 1847 by to estimate what the relation and value « 00 I3 r2 ..................................... ♦ Henderson Lewelling, Oregon's pioneer of the discovering of oil here would be nurseryman, and planted near Mil- to Newberg and tbe county, it only be ¡3 H Orr to W C Kruger Its 1 2 3 A 7 bik 1 Van Ostrums add to svan! e •, where it still stands. The first ing needed to look at the rapid develop EVERY THING IN THE LINE OF i 00 SherU an............................... cherries taken from it brought one dol ment of certain California towns which lar per pound, so says Dr. Cardwell. have struck oil, to apnreciate some David Cation to \V C Kruger 78 horse goods 10 00 a e ' i o f n e sec 5 t4r5 ........ The gavel was presented to the Rtate thing of the far reaching results of such Horticultural Society by J. H. Lam an enterprise—when the oil flows freely. Joel Stow estate to B Brower 06 by 204 ft in McM ................ 300 00 Repairing Neatly Done. bert of Portland, propagator of the Lam At any rate, with the encouraging pros Give me bert cherry, who has owned the historic pects here, it would seem that the pos Geo C Sears to E Matteson 7.61 a call. a iu M Hail die t3 r 2 ................ 130 25 tree for forty-eight years. Tbe tree is of sibilities of success are worthy tbe ef forts of tbe people in this direction. 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E V ANS N cw h org H u m e » « Shop, , C Hartford, Vedette, ia b m lu o Rambler, , Snell, Yale LeRoy Pierce A Admiral. « » In repairing we do Brazing, Lathe work, Cutting Down Frames, y uicanizing, Enameling and everything done in any first*class shop DENTIST. » « Coaster Brake w ith new Rim s A Spokes, $7. H L. Sutherland. Also carry a complete line of Sundries. Our rentry is complete.
