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Loca] Events. Get your ice at Star Bakery. Nowborrr b m id C o. The Star Bakery for ice. E S ‘ i* S S v J ¥ » 5 ¥ k * ' ‘S S ’t ' S S Garden Hose at Storey’s. Come id and see for yourself: Shoes. Ice, ice, Ice. Star Bakery. Porter ifc I.arkin. Grain sacks are loaned as usual at the H . C O O P E R , President. Ice for sale at Star Bakery. Call at the grain elevator for your elevator. E. K. SH A W , Vice Pres. J. M. W RIG H T, Sec. and Manager. sucks. G o to T . B. Cummings for paints and For sale—Team, harness and wagon. Newberg, Oregon. Wall paper cheap at Newberg Furni oils. A full line of undertaking goods See A. E. Moore. ¡Choice Farm and City Property. ture store. kept in etock. Collect Rents aud Look After Estates. Try a load of good dry slab wood of Hop Pickers! get your gloves at A . H. Patridge has been spending the the Spaulding Loggiug Co., for $1.50; Investments Made for Non-Residents. lfodson Bros. Only 25 cents, all sizes, i week enjoying the sea breezes at Long tir or hard wood. We have cut the price one-half on cue Insurance Written in Select Companies. Beach, Washington. P u r V alu e $ 1 .OO per Share P a id up am i Wall paper at New berg Furniture hundred pairs of shoos. Porter & Larkin. Why pick prunes iu |3.00 shoes when Store 7e double roll. Choice patterns , One hundred pairs of shoes fer one- NON ASSESSABLE. you csn get good ones tor 75a at Porter in proportion. ( half regular price. Porter & Larkin. | If you want to buy, either a large or small farm, you can save both C. Churchill, Pres. Dr. 11. J. Littlefield, Vice Pros. & Larkins? A force of a dozen bridge carpenters <Sa> Orchard boxes for sale by C. B. W il time and money by calling on us. If we haven’*, what you A. P. Oliver, Sec'y. J. C. Culcord, Treas. Mrs. J. T. Osborne, who for several son . Leave your order before the rush have been at work this week trussing up Clarence Butt, Attorney, Bank of New berg, Depository. want we will take pleasure in assisting you in procuring prop weeks has been visiting friends end rel is on. j the hig trestle west of town. erty to your satisfaction. If a non-resident and wish to ob D 1 H ECTORS: atives iu Indiana and Ohio, arrived T. It. Cummings A Co. invito von to The Misses Jennie Gay and Lonnie tain information about Real Estate or the country iu general, home Tuesday evening. 8 . M. Calkins, N. K. Britt. •stein drove up from Middleton Wed- call and see their new line of wall paper ( a it. c . Mu.. or Newberg (the town of schools and churches) iu particular, H. J. 1 ittletield, C. A. Ho Ison, A. P. Oliver, Cleveland Smith, who is working in neaday and called upon Miss May l.umb. before purchasing elsewhere. write us. J. C. Colcord, Ì Clarence Butt, A. C. Churchill. Portland, spent Sunday with the home Win. Jones, o f Minnesota, arrived P rof. J . H. Douglas and family have folks north o f town. rented the Prof. Morrison property to last week and is visiiing his brothers, W h a t A rk T hk F a cts A s T o O ur P r o s p e c t s ? Tom and Lewis and their families. Do not experiment on Garden Hose. which they are moving this week. F. II. Storey is a practical hose mau. The Misses Ethel and Margaret I>e- Simply this. Located on the lands controlled by this I will continue to do a general photo Call on him befote buying. business at the olu Smith stand till Sep- harrel of Portland, came up on the boat company in form of croppings, insight, aud shells, sand, N. K HRITT. President. Wan ted—G ra venstei n or other good j ternber 1st only. J. \V. S mith . 8-30 Wednesday and are visiting with Miss B. <’ . M ILKS. Viee-Prc«, stone and shales, uncovered by excayations to the depth of The place to get your Mabel Edwards. apples to ship and dry. Call at J. S, K ! 1 W OO D W ARD & ; t ury. O. K. Edwards made a business trip 90 feet, we are advised by competent judges and experts J. C . C O LC O R D , Ctifehiei. Larkin farm. E C A kmstkoxo . to Dallas Wednesday evening, return- , Mrs. C. D. Montague and children that the couditions existing ou these lands are necessary to | Portland visited in Newberg the fore The Spaulding Logging Co. will de ing the next morning. the presence of oil. That tinder these conditions O N L Y, part of the week with the former’s sis- ; liver the best of slab wood, hard or soft For sale—Xo. 1 work horse—sound ter-in-law, Dr. Clara M. Davidson. wood, for $1.50 per load. is oil found. That oil cannot exist without these condi | and gentle, weighing about 1300 lbs. j H. C. MILES. J. O. COLCORD. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Brown and the L. M. Parker left Tuesday morning tions. Now then, is it good business or not for this com Mrs. J. W . Wheeler, E. H. WOODWARD. former’s sister, Miss Villa Brown, all ol for San Francisco on mercantile busi N. K. B R IT T . Near West Dayton Depot. pany to undertake the development of this industry. J. II DOUGLAS, JR. 1 McMinnville, have been visiting in ness, intendiug to .be gone about ten | Miss Ella Xhicy, who accompanied Directors. Would it be of value to the company, the individual aud town this week with J . G. Hadley's. I day9. her mother to Portland on her return the couuty at large to develop oil fields in Yamhill coun i A lame shoulder is usually caused l>y ! B ooks, S ta tio n ery , F a n c y a m i Ore Price and Harry Hendersbott l to her Indiana home, remained iu the ty? Is it worth a few dollars to you to have the develop rheumatism o f the muscles, and may i A r tic le s. C a m a ra anti C fllC if K 8 !* O N I> K N T 8 —Ludi! «ft T ilton . Port- T o i l e t of Portland, came up Saturday evening cjty for a few days visit, ! lami ; Natioual Park Bank. New York. j lie cured by a few applications o f Cham- ] K o d a k s aiul a ll kit <f-.: o l'C a m a r a ment go ahead? Set aside the question of profits possible by and spent Sunday with friends in New- The best of iresh and salt meats the berlaiu’s pain balm. For sale by C. F . ! Supplies. berg. investment, have you any enterprise? Do you care for any market affords will be found at the New- \ Moore, durggist. Get ahead of the Hies and yellow ja ck berg Meat Market. The highest prices j Straniera visitine; tlie city are inv.ted to cali at L E SSO N S G I V E N IN K O D A K - body? Do you care for anything? Or are you selfili, suspi thè batik for infnrmation concerniug thè Carroll Kirk arrived home the middle ets by putting up door and wiudow paid ior butcher’s stock. E ll Y . city. Conespomlenoo invite«!. cious and a knocker? This work can go ahead only by I of the week from Jackson county, ] screens. We keep them in stock, and Jas. Hamnett and sons have just fin Southern Oregon, wheie ho has spent' your cooperation. We feel confident you will assist. make to order. \V. P. Heacock & Sons ished burning a kiln of 300,000tirst class Stock par value $ 1 . 00 — full paid—non assessable for 50 : the summer working under the auspices Don’ t get excited because of cut prices brick which will bo ready ior the mar of the National Sunday School Union. I cents per share at office of Secretary or at Bank of Newberg. on certain goods. You will find goods ket by the first of the week. Fred Jackson writes back from | at the Fair Store in line, and will do our The Misses Louise Jones and Helena W ichita, Kansas, that he has secured j S * i > ^ 5 ' - ^ £ ’ :-’c ? 3 - h S S * F 2 2 ^ > 2 2 3 v S S a * ^ S - ;> S 3 * i’2 2 '.*.0=1. best to pleass yon. Geo. C. Carl. Crane came down from Dayton Tuesday | the assistant prinripalship of a school \ J. A. Pike, who with his family ar and visited Miss Florence Collin. Miss j in Wyoming at a good salary, for next j rived recently from Montana, has rented Crane, formerly of Dayton, now lives year. His father drew n prize of a S - " - 3 i 5 * i 'S S ’I*SS*., 2 S ; * ^ S ’ •I— V Û I- * ’ the Burrows place out north of town Idaho. quarter section of land in the recent O It LAND HEACOCK W. MORRIS IIEACOCK > £ P. H E A C O C K which he will make their home at once. The Chehalem Valley Mills have al Oklahoma land lottery. Elton Shaw, of Salem, has been down ready received an order for a car load of On Thursday, August 23, occurred the visiting bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. E . K . Hour and it is the intention of the man death of Mrs. Milieent Nelly Cady, wife Shaw for several days. Mr. Shaw is a agement to start up the new mill some of C. C. Cady, of West Chehalem, after W . P. IIEACO CK A SONS, PROPS. young attorney, having been admitted time this coming week. a short illness. The deceased was horn • ♦140 to the bar in June. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets arc sold on at Gold Field Mill, Ilerfordshire, Eng —>* ■ - Mrs. N. E . Britt and daughter Miss a positive guarantee. Cures heartburn land, October 27, 1871, and came with Jessie, are visiting Mr. Britt’s brother raising o f the food, distress after eating her parents, W in. and Sarah A. Grover, and family at Kiddle, Southern Oregon, or any form o f dyspepsia. One little ; to Ion'11 >‘i 1881, moving thence to Ore Keep on hand and Manufacture everything iu the line of this week. They accompanied Sarg on tablet gives immediate relief. 25c aud gon in 1890, anil was married the follow m ing year. A loving husband, two chil his way to San Francisco that far, and ooc. C. F. Moore & Co. dren , father, mother and one brother he will stop off and visit with them The wheat which is non- rolling in at are left to mourn her. thcro over Sunday. the elevator is o f fine quality, the best, Prof. It. W. Kelsey left Wednesday so Mr. Christenson says, which has Cnnby H eston D isap p ea rs. ♦» morning on a tour of some of the princi been received for a few years past and Since last Sunday afternoon Canby D o or and W in d o w F r a m e s, F a n c y C a sin g s E tc. pal towns of Eastern Oregon for the w hich measures up with the old stand H e3ton lias been lost to his family and Si. purpose of securing students for Pacific ard of Oregon wheat. friends and no trace of body or clothing our patronage is solicited. has been found. He left his home on College. lie will bo gone from ten days I have at my place north of town, a the farm near Dundee about the middle to two weeks. stray, red and white spotted steer calf, of the afternoon with tlio intention of Fred Vinton of West Cliehalem, is about eight months old, with left ear crossing the Willamette river and call credited with having hauled the biggest cu toff. Calf was taken up about four ing on Hugh McPoland wiio was owing Dealer in him a bill for baling hny, telling his load of wheat of the season to the eleva months ago. Owner cau have property sons that he would return in time to as •v- tor. H e drove up the other day with a by paying all costs. sist in caring for soino hay that was J oe E go . threatened with damage by probable single team having on his w agon a load of a fraction over eighty-soven bushels Jas. McCutly, the old man who has rain . When night came on and lie did not of wheat, weighing over two and one- been living iu a tent west of town the return the family became alarmed and Daily passenger boats up and down the EVERY THINC IN THE LINE OF third tons. past, year or more, died Sunday at the began a search (or him . lie was traced river between to Archie Parrot’s where he inquired Drink a steeping o f Moki Tea at night home of Abe Cooke to which he had about an oM boat and when Mrs. Parrot s m H O R S E G O O D S » » before retiring, and see how soundly been taken. Burial took place on Mon told him that the boat was unsafe lie re marked that lie would cross tho river if you will sleep, and how joyously you day. lie bad to swim and passed on down to will awake iu the m orning. It supplies Mrs. E. F. Ruckman left Thursday ward the river. So far as can he “ In my capacity as druggist, in Buffalo, N. Y ., I have the best opportunity food for the blood while you sleep, pro- morning for Albany, when, at the home learned this was the last seen of him. to judge of tho merits of many different remedies. I am in close touch with the Repairing Neatly Done. Give me duces a clear an beautiful com plexion, of a brother, she was to be married to He was a good swimmer and was ac Coining up, boats piu-s Newberg at 12 m , going sick, who come into my store for medicines, aud most of them tell me how they and cures constipation aud sick head an elderly gentleman by the name of customed to swimming the river and the are getting along. Of all the hun a call. down at 11 a. m. Their boats are dreds of preparations w h ich I sell, ache. 25c and 50c. C. F . Moore A Co. Wood, nfter which the newly married supposition is that he removed his cloth well equipped for passen ing and tied the bundle on his should not a single one begins to give as H. L. Sutherland. couple go oil down to Redlands, Cali ger service. The people who purchase the stock of ers aud started across but was taken much satisfaction as Acker’s Eng witli cramps aud ivss drowned, hut this lish Remedy for Coughs, Colds, the Yamhill Coal A Oil Co. and assist fornia on a wedding tour. is all supposition for lie hasascomplete- Bronchitis, Asthma, Pleurisy and „. Q iu the accumulation of sufficient funds Dr. E. I*. Dixon and family left Tues ly disappeared as if lie had been swal Consumption. I sell it on a dis- to socure a standard equipment for drill day morning for Cineinnatti, Ohio where lowed up by some secret opening in the ' tinct guarantee that it will cure, ing, will be the fortunate ones if suc the former will take an extended courso earth. or tho purchaser's money will be ^ The river has been dragged and the returned. This is a perfectly safe cess ¡9 met. These first buyers of stock in “ God’s Bible School.” In his ab- guarantee, because tho remedy will have first options o f purchase sence his brother Dr. H. C. Dixon, who woods on botli sides of the river patroled hut no trace of the missing man can be d ots cure. Nobody wants his W . W . H o llin g sw o r th , P r o p . should our development materalize. has long been associated with him iu found. money returned. Its cures are Canby Heston was a man nf good nothing short of marvelous. Take Prof, and Mr3. It. \V. Kelsey arrived his work here, will take charge of his habits and » a s well known in Newberg the case of Mr. A. H. Gilbert, for in Newberg Saturday after spending dental practice. where he lived for a number of years instance. H e lives at No. 5 Carey I CARRY A two months very pleasantly in Indiana Mr. Harry Archer and child, relatives j and where he lias many very warm Street, Buffalo, N. Y. For more and Illinois, visiting relatives, the for of L. F. Halls, came up from Portland j friends who feel sure that something F U L L L IN E OF than three years he lmd a bad case of asthma, and had been un mer also having done some excellent the first of the week bringing the re serious has happened to him and scout i the idea that lie may have left his family able to lie down in bed for nearly work in the financial interests of Pacific mains of Mrs. Archer, which were in and the community, lie has always two years. H e came to my store College in that time. They appear terred iu the Dundee cemetery Wed- { manifested the warmest feeling for his and asked me what to do. I said: greatly gratified in being hack and look ; nesday. Mr. Archer was accompanied family of eight children who were left * Take Acker’ s English Remedy.' He said he had tried other reme forward with much anticipation to the by Mr. an.l Mrs. Will Blair and John without a mother nearly two years ago, and no one believes that lie would dies and didn't think this would opening of college October 1. Hagey, also of Portland. abandon them. help him. But he thinks differ Read what the Yamhill Coal it Oil if is mother and sister who were here ently now. Three bottles fixed his asthma all right. H o could sleep and eat Sarg Britt left Wednesday morning from Iowa on a visit left for their home after taking them, as well as when a lx>y. Ho was cured several months ago, P O R T l E l t 'C U R T A I N S , for San Francisco, California, to take a Co. have to say in their ad on this page. only last week, three days tiefore lie and is well yet, so I am certain his trouble is gone for good. You can write to The company is now selling stock, a position fn the work shop of the Union disappeared. Many expressions of Mr. Gilbert himself, if yon doubt my word. Ho will go further than me in prais W IN D O W SH AD E S, «» Iron W orks. Sarg has a finished tech nice start lias been made and everybody sympathy for the bereaved family of ing Acker’ s English Remedy.” (Signed) S. B. T horne , druggist, Buffalo, N.Y. C O U C H E S & B A B Y B U G G IE S . W A L L P A P E R A N D 01 nical education and has taken this po should take a part in pushing the work. children are heard on every hand as the Sold at 25c., 50c. and $1 a bottle, throughout theUnited States and Canada; P IC T U R E M O U L D IN G A S P E C IA L T Y . search is continued hut no hope can be and in England, at is. 2d,, 2s. 3d., 4«. 6d. if you are not satisfied after buying, sition for the purpose of obtaining a (Jo to the otfice of the secretary or to the 3 held out to them that their father will return the bottlo to your druggist, and get your money back. c* A full line of Undertakers Goods practical working knowledge of mach Bank of Newberg and secure a few be found alive. Later—Sometime He authorise the abate guaruutcc. It’. 11 HOOK Eli Sc CO., Proprietor, .Vci» lark. o Constantly in Stock. aliout tlie middle of the forenoon, inery, after which he will be capable of shares. Thursday, Mr. Heston’s naked body filling the best positions as civil engi On last Friday evening an organiza was found in the river, near Yaeger's neer. tion of New berg gills who term them ferry, on the east side in about ten feet -* ■ . J. D. Nonken, whose serious illness selves the “ hoodoos,’’ gave a pleasant of water. News of the discovery was Coroner Chapman at E . P . D ix o n . lawn party at the home ol Miss Pearl- telephoned to II. C . D ix o n . was spoken of last week, died on Thurs ... 1 r *t I a Sheridan, who telephoned back aepu- day evening, August 22. The funeral Cummings, to which several of t h e / L ... ilil)g tght m to <~ni '••-panel a jury in n*- j J , | . Wright goes to press, ii.s siead. As the < Jr services were conducted Haturday fore gentlemen friends wore invited. noon at the home of h 19 niece, Mrs. H . evening’s entertainment was well ar he, to-gether with "cVc*a! other citizens frotn this place, have gone I,» the scene Nicrendorf, Rev. T. Brouillette, pastor ranged and nil enjoyed themselves. The of the drowning where the inquest is; Ucwberg, Ore. moral of the evening, brought to the of the Presbyterian church officiating. being held. Though the deceased, until recent years eyes o f several, could be expressed in a citizen of Germany, had not long been the words, “ D on’t monkey witli the McMinnville Cltlaaaa Visi. mV ospre- a resident of Newberg, his kindly spirit lung tester uutil you know how it live Oll W«' and friendly manner had endearid him works.” As nn indication of tbs fact that the to many. For the first time, Newberg was organization ol a company lor the <le- A traveling man who has been up and lighted by elcetri.-ity last Friday even- vt-.opment of oil pro.-pccla in this vicin- down the valley recently says that New ing. 8oine of tlie business houses had ity is to lie more than a mere local en terprise, a company of representative berg is the best town lie has been n • bien connected up, the dynamo was men from the county seal drove down f'hehalem Yalley Bank Building. VtliTted, and the lights turned on, every- Wednesday and met some parties frotn If this is the case now, what will ¡ ‘. proving entirely satisfactory. It Newberg at the prospect out on the if coal and oil is found in the hills w . :-sd been the plan to start up for bnsi- Follett place, with tbo purpose of seeing that all there was lelt to tie done » a s skirt us on the west ? It’s a little c and studying the indications for them to semi down the drill, which Is the to begin counting the census on tnat - npas next 8atur.lay evening, but as the selves. Tlie party consisted of ( ’apts)n only means of «.ttling the interesting young electrician, ffartwig, injured his proposition, but the people should enter H. L. Heath, 1». I . Anbury, editor of question. 1’ointing to a small par. of into the new enterprise with the idea hand a few days ago and had to lay off the Yamhill Reporter, F . 8 . (larding, specimen« he made tho characteristic editor o f tlie Telephone-ItcgUter, ex- remark, "W ith those indications right that ii it wins the possibilities for tbo i a few days, and as the incandescent sheriff W . L Warren, E. U. Apperson, there any other country on G od's earth -H AN D LES T H E future development of this country Sfc lights have been tardy In arriving, the cashier of the Fir*t National Bank ¡and would have had the earth drilled full plant will not start up for another week. 1 Mr. McDonald. All of 1 tie gentlemen of holes years ago.” He furthermore ex unlimited. pressed tlie belief that even if oil were The co-operative cheese factory of manifested an eager and intelligent in W'e are informed that C. K. Spaulding terest in the indications present, d in not found a sulficienlly go-si strike of Newberg, ha« purchased the E-i Du- this city has. just made a distribution of tho rock and shale formations, and would be ma<le on coal to make the en clos farm in the Plu.nintdale neight»r- the dividends from the,sale of- cheese thrwe posted on such conditions e x terprise p pronounced success. I. If. Follett,on whose ph.ee the proa made in M ay. The dividend netted the pressed the belief that there was aomc- hood, the price paid being thing beneath thin, worth going after. pert is located, and win. first ina1o the Mr. Spauldingais-i purchased the horses, fanners the neat little sum of 20 cents Cap. Heath, who for sorro time lias discovery'of the indications 11. question, farm implements and a nwtjbei-of other per pound for their hotter-fat, while the marie a study of coal formations, and has made a thorough investigation of best they could do in the Portland mar who has investigated some of the rich liis plaee as to the presence ol different articles from Ducios. paying in the chemical substance*of commercial value neighborhood of $1.000 for them. Me kets under the competitive system was oil field«, is considered good authoritv and had many interesting »pccimcns on such subjects, and as a matter of 15 cents per pound. That difference of are also informed that Ducios has taken coarse his verdict was eagerly awaited stiow ids visitors. If tlie venture hein Ids departure from Yamhill. Mr. 5 cents per pound between the'two s y s by interested parties from this place. made proves a success it will be hut Spaulding has certainly secure 1 1 great tems is just like "getting money fron, After having examined different speci fitting reward for hi« persevering ind mens of rock and shale he pointed to try in seeking to 1 HI cover the Id Men bargain, as he now has one of the best home.” and will go a long way toward« several in Ilia hand with the remark sources, primarilv of hiv own place farms in Yamhill county.—Dayton making the row more comP.r table tb is that there were alt the true indications , secondarily of this fiction of Yamhill 1 winter. —Sheridan Sun. of oil which anybody could &Jk for and county Herald. Hose that U O. K. aud reasonable at •Storey ’a. :a 8 I Iri I i! CAPITAL STOCK $50,000 1 I Newberg, Ore. 1 I I ! I Bank of Newberg. C. f. P I I DRUGS & MEDIÇINES. a j CAPITAL STOCK, S3Ö.000. PRESCRIPTION WORK A SPECIALTY. i, I tilT lL flR u Ä W N ö C N e w b er g Sash <6 Door Factory. I 6 cd D Economy 1 « § I - il ! I § WINDOWS, MOULDINGS, TURNINGS, CRESTINGS, BRACKETS,! ./. 11. M OUNT , N t e w b er g OREGON CITY Harness Shop. TRANSPORTATION 00. I I ! Stoves, Hardware & Tinware. Portland and Independence For Nearly Two Years Unable to Lay in Bed ' ■ TrrOTrOTTTX'dTTTTTTTTinn!' IM r g M m Sten HOUSE FURNiSHING GOODS,; Floor Matting, Floor« Oil Cloth, Floor Linoleum. 'OIJUUIJLOJULOJLP-JLOJUL^JUUUULJ For sale by C. F. Moore & Co., T , B , I O T T I s T C - A - I n T, - - DENTISTS - - T H E B IC Y C L E S. W . EVANS D E N T IS T . C olu m bia , H artford, Y od otte, R a m b ler, , S n e ll, Y a le b e R o y F ie r c e 1 A- Adm iral. In repairing we ilo Brazing, Lathe work, Cutting Down F ram es Vulcanizing, Enameling and everything done in any first-class shop § 7 ; Coaster Brake with new Rims &> Spokes, $7. Also carry a complete line of Sundries. Our rontry is complete.
