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U . ). L ittle field. II. A. Littlefield j M ARRI AGE UCHMCTH t t o u n e y - a t - l a w . ! Sarah Aim Graves 73 Daniel Harria 76 LITTLEFIELD BROS., i 21 J L Morris 34 CLARENCE BUTT. ! [Je will not overestimate the import- ite riha O raves 25 li F Nelson E. H . W o o d w a r d , E d it o » A P u b l is h e r . ance of the extremely diminutive tena- j Annie Jobneou 30 W ill p ra c tic e In a ll th e c o u rts of th e s ta te [i T " — Office« in C h eh a le m Valley Bank B udding, Special a tte n tio n g iv e n to p robate w ork, the W. C . W o o d w a r d , A b b o c ia t b E d it o r . pest in an extremely diminutive teai« t, w ritin g of d ee d « , m ortgages, c o n tra c ts a n d th e T liR t T l ir o b lilu s U e m ta r lie . P h o n e No. 43. d r a f tin g of a ll legal p ap ers. which was let loose by the action oí the % New b e rg . O r e g o n . Wonld quickly lcavo you if you U sed R esidence n o rth of P ublic School B uilding, President of the United .States in invit- 0 -K -* O f f ic e — Second Floor K ntored u s e c o n d c lo u inmtter a t th e postoUie« P h o n o No. 44. ing as his guest at his dinner-table in Dr. King’« New Life Pills. Thousands Bank ol N ew berg B uilding. • t N e w b e rf, Oi«*oR- the While House a gentleman who is of aufferer* have proved their matchless H . C. D ixon. the head of one of the most important merit for sick and nervous headaches. E . I». D ix o n . triR C E D EVERY FRIDAY MORS INO. Sow borg educational institutions in the United They make pure blood and build up - - DENTISTS * - | States, who has received the highest j your health. Only 25c. Money back if s h o p , FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1,1001. ! honors from the oldest university In the ; not cured, Sold by U. F. Moore A Co. Newberg, Ore. druggists. EVERY THINO IN THE LINE OF country, who is a person of liberal ed N O T IC E T O H U H S C K IB E K S . ucation, and who lias lieen welcomed « « H O R S E G O O D Sw i F o r K e n t. The subscription price ol the Grnphic abroad in circles from which some of his House, orchard, pasture and farming is |1.50 a year, but to tho«« w ho pay critics would lie ruthlessly excluded. land. Will take part of rent in work. This criticism ii in no way representa J. M A S. W. Atkinson. strictly in advance the price ia $1. (.ash tive of the real South—the South of in WATCHMAKER Repairing Neatly Done. Give me talks, and the man who pays in ad telligence, generosity, and true breed » r e a l l.u c k o f a n JK U lto r. a call. vance is entitled to consideration. Pay ing; it is a surviral a few persons, ►>K* “ For two y<«rs all efforts to cure Ec JE W E L E R , H. L. S u th e rla n d . up, save fifty cents a year and keep a who have not had opportunities of large zema in tiie palms of uiy hands fulled,” contact witli the woi^J, of a prejudice writes editor F. H. Lester, of Syracuse, clear conscience. 111 that lias been antiquated these many Kan., "then I was whool^ cured by S olicits th e p a tro n a g e of h is old In d ia n a Cl.O TIlIN O DR PA B T M k M T years, and which to cultivated people F rie n d s w ho n e ed w atch re p a irin g done. k All our $10 and $11.50 extra Tho public lias atioot decided that the abroad is incompreheflsili'e. The Pres Ruckiin’s Arhica Salve.” I t’s the 1107 M o rriso n St. s' heavy Washington clays, cost Hohlov court ol inquiry is proceeding on ident ol tho United .States is a gentle world's best for eruptions, sores and all sale $7.35. Extra heavy all PO R TLA N D , OB. a “ loop" ol Us own—sort of an endless man who may be trusted to maintain skin diseases. Only 25cat C. F. Moore The place to get your A Co.s drugstore. wool Oregon Cheviots the $8 chain loop. tiie best social traditions much more and $8.50grades, cost sale $5.90. tliorough'y than most ol his critics be IV Anted. DRUGS & MEDICINES. | The Reason for the above im All our extra heavy Black Ser G uaranteed The assassin Cfolgos* paid the ex cause he is more familiar with them; Well seasoned fir wood for which the portant sale is owing to several ges in frocks or sack suits regu treme penalty for Ids crime eurly Tues ho may also he trusted to maintain tho h ig h e s t market price w ill lie paid. _________ ________ __ k day morning in tho electrical chair. right of an Aincricai^entieman, even PRESCRIPTION WORK At L important changes in the firm and lar $12.50 and $13.50, cost sale J. I ( i i : k l e y , 974 Macadam S t , $9.85. All our $10and $11 Chev- Characteristic o( tUPpestiforous ilk he if lie happens to Ire the President oi the Salary Yearly Y another reason, we have to prepare Portland, Or. SPECIALTY. oits assorted colors, cost sale represented he went to Ids death witli United States, to select his own guests M en a n d w om en of good a d d re ss to re p re ' ÿ for very extensive alterations in sc u t us, som e to tra v e l a p p o in tin g agents, o th ' $7.50. our $11.50 Chevoits, cost murder in his heart and curses on his and invite whom he chooses to sit at e rs for local w ork looking a fte r o u r in te re sts' H |ireat)ft L ik e W ild fir e . « our store. We are going to dis H ooks, S ta tio n e r y , F a n c y a n il sale $6.90. A large assortment « o o o sala ry g u a ra n te ed yearly : e x tra com. lips. <t his own table. Those who know Mr. When things aro “ tho best” tli ey be m issio n s a n d e xpenses, ra p id ’advancem ent- T o ile t A r tic le s . C a m a r a niul continue our second floor depart of $12.50 Chevoits, Serges, Cos- e -_ l _u____. —see e sta b lish e d house. G rand chance for e a rn Booker T. Washington honor, among come “ the best selling.” Abraham old N est m an or w om an to secure pleasant, p e rm a Ko< laks£iM l.nll Uffici* o f C a m a r a ment on account of being to hard simeres, Diugui^d und worst Keep clean, but beware of too much oilier admirable qualities shown in a n t p osition, lib e ra l incom e and fu tu re. New S u p p lies. Hare, a leading druggist of Bcllvllle O., n b e rillia n t lin e s. W rite at once. bathing as a London paper says tre n d s great (iircer, his tact and his eftaccuiont for our help and our customers eds all cut to El*)- Oregon Cusimer suits $8 to $8.50, cost to "maceration of the sui>orfioial part of of himself; ho is the last man to at writes, "Electric Bitters are tho b38t climbing up the stairway. And STAFFORD PRESS, LESSON'S G IV E N KODAK- sale $0.85. A large assortment the epidermis which is too frequently tempt to force himself into any social selling hitters I have handled in 20 EUY. ing out of our reach to look of $10 and $11 Manhattan * removed, and occasions probably too position. It is it pity that his critics years.” You know why? Most diseases 23 C h u rch St., New Haven, Conn. begin in bisorders of stomach, liver, business up stairs, therefore stripes cost salty^.S5. Our $15 •quid a proliferation of the cells of the have not had the same refinement of kidneys, bowels, blood and nerves, hence Chin-chilla coare aud vests cost we have decided to build an addi malpighian layer.” true breeding. cures multitudes of maladies. It builds sale $10. Our $6.50 and $7.50 tion on the back of our store soon, up tho entire systom. Puts new life Cbin-cliilln coats and veets cost Mr. Shephard, the Tammany candi A l ’IM MITI ON I N il S T A T E T A X . And as several of our main brick and vigor into any weak, Bickly, run sale $4.35. Our $20 Prince Al date for the mayoralty of New York walls will have to be torn down down man or woman. Price 50 c at C. (J o u n ty 'g S h a r e l / n d e r t h e bert suits, cost sale $14.65. Our City wants it understood that lie is run Y a m h ill L a w —T h e P e r c e n t a g e P l a n . F. Moore & Co. druggists. W . W . H o llin g s w o rth , P ro p . and goods will have to be carried $22.60 Prince Albert Buits, cost ning on his own record. That sounds There is a fulling off in the value of from one place to another, for the sale $17. Our $18 Imported well but Tammany victories ais not assessable property in Yamhill county C a ll F o r C ity W a r r a n t s . Black clays, cost sale $12.85. won that way. The million dollar cam this year of $38,472 as compared with proper care so As to avoid dust and I CARRY A Our $5.50 and $6 cloth suite, paign fund will in all probability lower the assessment of last year. It is notice There is money in tiie city treasury to dirt, therefore, we have concluded cost sale $3.90. Thousands of F U L L L IN E OF Mr. Shephard’s running recoid in mors able, however, that there is a corre pay all outstanding city warrants up to too take our profits off from the other suits too numerous to Number 280. Present the samo for senses than ono. sponding Increase in the valuation of payment as interest will stop on this ¡0 goods aud close out our entire mention at to less than HOUSE FURMiSHING GOODS,; tho taxable property of every other stock at actual first cost. Every the former price. Boys and The Pan-American exposition closes county in tluivAate that lias been equal Jr.'.e, October, 25, 1901. S. M. C alkins , City Treasurer. Floor Matting, Floor« youths suits ut the proportion this week and the management esti ized by the respective county hoards, body knows that when JACOBSON mates a deficit of about four milliou tho increase in Multnomah county Oil Cloth, Floor & CO. advertise a big sale that ate cut in prices. A a to u m lln i; D is c o v e r y . $6, $6.50 and $7 overcoats, dollars. Such a financial fuilure on the nlono reaching tho sum of 115,924,277. everything is honest facts, and cost sale $4.85, $9 box coats, From Coopersville, Mich, comes the part of the Buffalo fair will probably This increase signifies one of two tilings. Linoleum. when we say “CUT PRICES” cost sale $5.90. $14.50 and $15 tend to make tho directors of the Ixswis Either greater prosperity ba^&vercome word of a wonderful discovery of n P O R T IE K C U R T A IN S . down they go. As we are not top box coats, cost sale $9.8o. and Clark eentennial go slow and act tho balance of the state ami overlooked pleasant tasting liquid thnt when used 9 w W IN D O W S H A D E S, according to Mr. Corbett’s advice, to cut this couuty, or else the new law in ref befuro retiring by anyone troubled with uj preparing to gobble up all the mon- $12.50 overcoats, $9.85. $12.50 our garmenta according to the cloth we erence to the apportionment of tho state a bad cough nlways insures a good night C O U CH ES & B A B Y B U G G IE S . W A U L P A P E R A N D 1 H ey aud jump the town, or sell cot- fine clay coats $9.65. A large rest. “ It will soon cure the cough too" as,ortment of Ulsters and hun P lC T U R E M O U L D IX G A S P E C IA L T Y . have. tax lias undo it possihlo to confirm the “ ton goods for all wool, or paper dreds of different styles at writes Mrs S Aimelherger, “ for three JS___________ !i-t A fu ll line o f U n d e rta k e rs G oods suspicion that tiie majority of cou u this generations of our family have used Dr. tj shoes for genuine leather. No in astonishing cut prices. Senator Tillman, of Houth Carolina, In the state havo purposely been oi mak- Kings New Discovery for consumption C o n stan tly in Stock. ©( deed! As our reputation stands says, of tho Booker Washington inch Ing n ridiculously low valuation in r C B N I S U I N O GOODS i orWr and never found its equal for coughs D K PA K T .V IK N T . dent: "The action ol the President in to escape payment of their just share of ioo high in this community. The and colds.” I t’s an unrivaled life-saver All our standard brand fancy entertaining that nigger will necessitate the state tax burden. It looks as if this fact of the matter is we are prepar Golf and Percales Shirts regu our killing a thousand negroes in the latter were true, since state taxes are when used for desperate lung diseases. ing for more accomodating quart lar $1.25 co9t sale 75c. All our (south before they will learn to keep not now levied ns formerly. Tho new Guaranteed bottles 5t)c and $1 at C. F ers. We quote you a few of our $1.25 Silver Shirts cost sale 95c. their places again.” Are there not law passed by tho last legislature pro Moore & Co. drugstore. All our Gold Shirts regular thousands of bargains. people in Oregon who aro ashamed Hint vides for making the levy on an entire $1 .75 cost sale $1.3o. Our Aft. A . l m l u l . t r a t o r '. N o tic e . they ever went to hear Tiilmun speak ly differen^principle. It was formerly IX O U R D O M E ST IC Hood 75c and 85c shirts cost when ho was in their state?—Oregon the custom to levy a percentage on the N otice 1 h hereby giv en th a t th e um terH icncd DEPARTM ENT. hen been d u ly a p p o in te d a d m in is tra to r of the sale 55c. 500 doz. all our lead ian. K.stHte of fiin b y H eston, deceased, by th e C o u n total tnxnble property of eacli county, ty < o u r t of Y am hill C ouuty, Oregon, an d has Extra nice Cotton. Batting 8}4c per lb. ing fall shades mens Jersey In time pf trouble with that inestimable gift, YOUR but until 1905 tho levy will be based on •I n ail fled AmericaIudiugo Blue Calico 4}t c yd. ribbed underwear regular 50c, The following is the reudlng of tho the average valuation of taxable proper Now, th erefore, a ll persons h a v in g claim s EYESIGHT, is an HONEST OPTICIAN who knows his Hundreds oi new pieces fall patterns of a g a i n s t s n i d e s t a t e lir e h e r e b y n o t i f i e d a n d re cast sale 35c each. Our entire law by which auarohist Most wus sen ty for the pust five years. By this q u ire d to p re sen t th o sam e, w ith th e proper Calico 4c yd. Flannelette Fleeced 6c yd. stock of cotton and woolen un to tiie u n dersigned, a t his place of BUSINESS—one who will tenced for a term of one year to the method for tho current five years Yam vouchers, business, in th o C ity of Newberg, Y am hill Outing Flannel 5c yd. Very good mus derwear from 1-5 to 1-3 less C ounty, Oregon, w ith in six m o n th s from da te fityouwith proper glasses or New York penitentiary.: "A person hill's share of the state tax will ho .0391 lin at 4c yd. The very best LL muslin hereof. D ated th is 11th day of October, A. 1)., than former prices. who willfully and wrongfully commits per cent of the money collected from 1901. spectacles for whatever de suitable for sheets 4%c yd. Good It E N C E B UTT, W. 0 . K R IT« E R. All our full 50c neckwear— any act which seriously Injures the per the various counties for tho mainte CL A A ttorney for e sta te . A d m in istra to r of the fect there is in one or both bleeched muslin 5c yd. The very best the swelle8t line ever seen in E state of Canby H es son or property of another, or which nance of state institutions. Multno German Calico tic yd. Ge.rman yarns eyes, and will not over ton, deceased. town, while they last 35c. seriously disturbs or cndnngers the pub mah will pay .3123 per cent; Marion, and knitting worsteds 5 per cent off. Thousands of handsome neck charge you for either glasses lic peace or health, or which openly •0618 per cent; Linn, .0520 per cent, and All our Hosiery, Ribbons, Neckwear, or advice. N o tic e o f <1 u n r d i a n ’s S a le . ties at 15, 18 and 20c. All our outrages public decency, (or which no Lane .0402 per cent, and bo on down Umbrellas, Buckles, Belts, Kid Gloves, -Clover Leaf and Helmet brand Is h e re b y given th a t tho u n d e rs ig n other punishinont is expressly prescrib tho list. After 1905, each county’s ed, N th otice e d u ly ap p o in ted , uualifled and acting Mitteus, and all our Fancy Goods and collars 10c each. All our Gold 'D /d 2 /o n S v c r X J /itn k ed by this code, la guilty of a misde share will be figured on the averngo of K unrdiau o f Leroy S m ith, C trl B. S m ith , Lena Fancy Notions from 1-5 to 13 off. L. S m ith a u d M abel L. Sm ith, m inors, w as on and Silver collars regular 20c, meanor.” t h c l t l h d n y o f S eptem ber A. I)., 1901, by the expenditures, roads and bridges except Cloaks, Suits, Jacl^ts, Capes and Fur That your excruciating C ounty C ourt of the State of O regon for th e choice of any style 12J£c each. ed, during the current five years. That ty of Y am hill, duly a u th o rized am i li Collars. Never before has our stock Linen Cuffs 15 nnd 20c. 600 headache may be due to a ccording to law , the follow ing Under an editorial caption, "Utility is, the expenditures of all the counties c re en a l se p d ro to p e sell been so complete as this season. As rty belonging to sa id m inors viz:— mens haul the best $1.50 bat EYE TROUBLE? to Beauty,” the Indianapolis Journal will ho added together and each county’s An u n d iv id e d four-;lfth in te re st of, in mid to our Junior member of the firm has visit follow ing d e sc rib e d piece of land v iz:— on the market, choice of any holds that whereas formerly everything slinre will bo the proportion that each tho We are at your service, ed the Eastern markets especially for B eginning At a c o rn e r stone in the C ouuty road COsVmonr style 90c each. Our entire was made to bund to tho hard rule of bears to the whole. As this proportion ‘21 rods a n d 1.(1 feet south of tho n o rth w e st co r obtaining the very latest in tiie mar n e r of la n d deedetl from Sam uel Longley and stock of bats and caps from 1-5 utility, now that prosperity and a gen is, so the state tax of each will ho figur E llen II. L ongley h is wifo to Elislm S m ith: ket, we are now offering the entire line e n c e e a st HI 1 5 rods to c o rn er stone; th e n c e to 1-3 below former price. At eral degree of afiluencu Is being enjoyed ed. ft remains to he seen whether or th at from 1-5 to 1-2 less than tho former south 8 rods au d 12.7 feet to c o rn e r sto n e: our Boot and Shoe store we in our country, the aesthetic idea and not tho new scheme will ho popular.— th e n c e w est 91 1-6 rods to c o rn e r stone in prices. O U R E N T IR E L IN E O F C ounty road ; th e n c e no rth 8 rods anti 1212 feet positively carry the best and love for tho beautiful is rapidly gaining Reporter. M IL L IN E R Y A T N E W Y O R K to th e place of beginning c o n ta in in g 5 acres m ore or less. Also an u n d iv id e d 1 20 in te re s t of. most well known makes in the P R IC E S . ground everywhere. It points out first in and to th e follow ing d e sc rib e d prem ises, United States, and every pair All our Blankets, Quilts and Bedding that tho railroads, supposedly little T I IK I l i u m U F A FA l l l l l 'H H Y M N . v iz:—B eginning at a point 29 rods and 14.7 feei of tho n o rth w e st corner of th e land c o n of shoes is guaranteed by us. from 1-5 to 1-3 off. Trunks, Valises, Iii the November issue of The Ladles' south given to sentiinout, nre in the middle veyed by Sam uel Longley and w ife to E lisha m t Hamilton Brown mens and la ith by d e ed w hich Is recorded at page .771 of nnd Telescopes all go at cost. Carpets, and eastern states improving the ap- Homo Journal Cleveland Moffett tells Sm Book 20 of th e R ecords of Deeds of Y am hill dies $2.50 shoes cost sale $1.90. Matting, Cbin-chilia and Lace curtains how the greatest of all singing evange C ounty. O regon, an d ru n n in g th e u c e east 01 1-6 penrnnee of their pioperty by giving rods to east lin e of said la n d ; th e u c e so uth 7 iSame $3 shoes coet sale $2.35. at cost and some patterns below cost, more and more attention to architectur lists, Ira D. Snnkoy, came to givo the rods aud 2 2 feet to E verest's lin e ; th e n c e w est Same $2 shoe co9t sale $165. to th e east lin e of tho O J. W alker as we are positively going out of the al effects in tho construction even of the world n hymn that will live long after 3 D. 1-6 L. rods C .; th e n c e south on said W alker's east The Kreppendorf Oilman fine carpet business and as our carpet room (cross roads station and depot buildings, his voice is stilled. It was during Hue to tiie n o rth line of the O. .Ii C. R ailro ad 's erly P. «& W, V. It.) rig h t of w ay ; th e n c e ladies’ shoes all the $4.50, $4, is to bo occupied by some lodge, tbere- and in decorating with Dowers and Moody and Sankey’s first visit to Great (form so u th w este rly along th e north lin e of .said rig h t We appreciate the liberal patronage we have received $3.50 to close out $2.85 pair. way to a p o in t rods north of the south fore-we wust close out our oarpets at shrubbery the grounds about their Kritnio. As they were entering tho of w est c o rn e r of land form erly o w ned by A. T Same $3 shoe cost sale $2.45. once. thus fat. Also the very gratifying reports about our buildings. This indicates nil encourag train In Glasgow, Mr. Sankey bought a B lair; th e n c e n o rth to tho pi-tee of be g in n in g ; saving an d ex ce p tin g th erefro m :M 100 of an Same $2.50 cost sale $2.15. Our N O T E T H E F O L L O W IN G ing general movement, which, though copy of a penny religious pn|>cr called ! acre flour—such as, id T>y b y mi now ow ned said O. A C. R. R. an d do P R IC E S . Krutz and Jacobson make, a ed in a certa in decree w hich is du ly re not yet strongly marked iu this newer "Tho Christian Age." Looking over it, scrib c orded at p ag e s 2,3 and 4 of Vol. 12 of the Extra heavy wool and cotton mixed “ IT IS THE BEST FLOUR WE HAVE USED SINCE fine ladies shoe $4 grade, cost country of ours, is on the way from his eyes fell on some verses, the first Jo u rn a l of th e C ircu it C ourt for said Y am hill C ouuty, O regon: all of said p rem ises being sit regular price 40c, cost price 26c per yd. sale $3.55. $3 grade, $2.55. $2.50 WE LEFT IOWA.” East to West. All over the country vil- two lines of which read thus: uate in Y am hill C ounty, State of Oregon. Half wool and half cotton regular price w ere n in e ty an d n in e th a t safely lay grade $2.15. All our Julia Mar Now th e re fo re , by virtue a n d a u th o rity of -lage improvement societies aro being or •'There In th o s h e lte r of tho fo ld ,” ! M id lic e n se . I will on the 7th day of D ecem ber "IT IS AS GOOD AS WE W ANT AT OUR HOUSE.” 55c, cost sale 36c yd. Extra heavy 3-ply lowe and Cable make regular ganised to look after the general furbish “ Mr. Moody," exclaimed Mr. Snnkoy, 'ViP'ii®01, !*!.,ho h,:"r, °,"®. " r,:"'k P„,n "f ♦>) regular $1.25 sale price 75c per yd. All , . . . , J ’ | »*1*1 n.y, nl the went door of tho l ourt Houne $3.50 shoe to close out $2.55. ing up of public and private grounds, ilt "I WOULD RATHER HAVE IT THAN THE BLUE "I have found the hymn Hint I vo lieen lathe city o( MrMinnvlUe lu said Yamhill wool stair carpet regular price 50c, cost Our best $1,75 mens, ladies and I County, »oil st public auetton, to the highest the planting of trees, and the neat, looking tor lor years. >, RIBBON.” bidder, for rothln htn.l, til of the right, title V sale33c yd; cheaper quality, the 40c, misses shoes cost sale $1.45. A cleanly appearunce of our little munici “ What is it," asked Mr. Moody. ! Interest that ».ltd m in o r, ,,r cither of thorn cost sale 28c yd. Mattings, Rugs, cur large line of boys, miseee and ... , ’ . „ J no» have of, in iui.| to said hereinbefore do Our purpose is to make a flour that will be sought be palities generally, City hoards of trade scribed re a l promit, uh , “ It s about a lost sheep.” (!) tains, all go at the seme proportion. childrens eboes regular $1.50, Dated ll.fs 2»th day of O ctober A D. 1901. I unite with art societies In eflorts, the cause of its quality and we believe the Two days later ill Edinburgh, they DBM8KY «MITH, Y O U ’LL H A V E T O H U R R Y ! coet Bale 96c. The famous end of which is the beautifying of park held a great meeting in the F r e o (D iardU u o f Leroy Sm ith. Vari B. Sm ith, L o n a 1 Don’t wait until the last m inute; as at 1 tL . Sui!th’R nd M abel L. s m ith ;m in e rs . Walk Over shoes $3.50 grade und street. Hchool children are being setuhly Hall. As Doctor Ronnr finished, our present prices our stock will move cost sale $2 95, $4 grade $3.45, taught and educated in the sense of the Mr. Moody leaned over tiie pulpit and > very fast. And remember our guaran n . M . ' » : win ‘?ii hi E " Keiths $3 shoes cost sale $2.45, beautiful and artistic. All this is high asked the ginger ii he'had not a solo for tee holds good on every purchase. $2.50 grade $2.10. H B mens ly encouraging in tho face of the just the occasion. Tho thought of the verses’ OUR D RY GOODS STORE. $3 50 shoes cost sale $2.80. Tiie and serious charge that Americans have ho had rend in the penny pi per caine R e s p e c tfu lly , PHYSICIAN & SURCEON. (!) 50 pieces of novelty suiting regular 60c famous Hanao shoes either lin been sacrificing everything to merce to Mr. Sankoy's mind, amt opening his CHIC I I ALUM V ALU ICY M IL L S , X e n U c rg , O reg o n . and 65c, cost sale 39c yd. 40 pieces fan en or leather lined $6 and $6 50 Office o r th o B ank of Newberg. nary considerations. It means that be scrap hook, in which ho had pasted the cy suiting regular 50c grade, cost sale 35 e*M«?nct\ J II o I mhhi pi wee. c o rn e r Second grade only a chance in a life fore many years, towns, tillages, cities clipping, he placed it before bin, on the 1 R iver Street*. All our 35, 40 and 45c dry goods to close time, to close out at $4.40. and farm homes will at least begin to organ, and after a moment of ailed out at 25c yd. 65 pieces of the very P h on o at o ffice a n d re sid e n c e . Buckingham A Hecht $3 grade lose then look of crudeness and rawness supplication, struck a full chord nnd be laiest fail suiting 75 aud 85c goods, cost $2.40, $2.50 grade $2. Oregon which has lieen said inevitably belongs gan to sing. And note hy note came sale 50c yd. Fine all wool Seal and City shoe $3.50 grade $3.10, to a new country whose people hare tiie now famous song. Itc composed it Burbons regular $1.25 goods, cost sale B*w V. UK ACOCK W . M O E R 1 3 H E ACOCK O R LA N D H EA i'O t'K $3 grade $2 65. All onr other lieen absorbed in looking after essen as lie went along. Wlut lie sang was 79c vd. The most beautiful and strong makes from 15 to 33 percent tials rather than aesthetics. the joy that swelled in his own soul, est line $1 dry goods, cost sale 69c yd. 2Vc'xvbcrsr S a s h tV D o o r l^ a cto rv less than the former prices. hopo that was born, the love for those' N K BRITT. P r ä s id e n t. Hundreds of novelties in the dry goods A T K M I 'K M T I N A T K A I 'O T . Our rubber boots and shoes all R. C. MILK*. V lee-Pres. | who needed help. Thus lio finished I line too numerous to mention from 1-5 to The Outlook so chsracU'rizes tho huh- j the first stanza. K. It. WOODWARD. Secretary. brand nt w and direct from the W. i . HEACOCK à SONS, I’ROI'S. 1-3 less than the former prices. Satins, bub which ha« been raise 1 soutli of Ma 1. C. COLCORD, C a ttile ,. leading factories at strictly fac Then, as he paused and played a few Silks and Fean de Sou Plushes, Velvets son and Dixon's line over the (jet Hint tory prices. chords waiting to begin again, tho Velveteens and ail our Trimmings from President Roosevelt »aw fit to invite C IIISSE TS A U D W A IS T S . CAPITAL STOCK, $ , . thought caine to Inin: "Can I sing the 1-5 to 1-3 less than the former prices. Honker T. Washington, ono of the Chicago waists, Jackson and second stanza as I did the first? Can I r Mil M . brainiest men of the South, Iodine with ^ Keep on hand and Manufacture everything in the line of c COLCORD. Ferris, black or drab, sale cost I remember the notes?’’ And concentrat him at the White House. As a role the II. WOODWARD. v ing Ids mind once more forlhe effort be 80c. Our entire line of corsets K BRUT. North has treated the affair in the light II DOCQleAB, JR . began to sing. So he went on through at less than the former price. Director». ¡•¡DOORS. WINDOWS, MOULDINGS, fji t of a huge joke, and the journals and v 1 ? ® Li for five stsnxss and after the services lie newspapers hare been poking a good McMinnville's Reliable Btore, put the melody fo music. deal of fun at the rabid Southerners, be* 0 TURNINGS, CRESTINC3, BRACKETS (!) j Largest on the West Side. C « » n iìV ST O N IM I NTH r.%>ld .% ¡ ilt '!•' V r* will Plop ft ing satisfied to let tly a few shafts of U nd N ailon»! Turk H»nk. New Yo D o o r nnil W in d o w F r a m e s F a n c y C'aMiiK* F fc . light ridicule. The Ontltmk, however, com men's on the incident briefly, in a worst miti in twelve ii< \ our patronage 1* solicited. |f , Moore ■Mrmnccr« vU tiin« th e e l t r »r* in c ite d to n i l ut and MV. way which is at nneo a ms>trrpiecc of rrfumfol ¡ the bunk for inU rm u tlo n c o n ce rn in g t h t temnera'e expression and withering A Co. tlriipuiut*. I c ity . C o rtC 'i'o u d t'u c r in v ite d . ¡LrS*: •35--‘- S 3 v S v M The comment is *a follows: NEWBERG GRAPHIC. I sarcasm. “ It is to be hoped that sensible peo A R. JACOBSON & CO. PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS. $ AT COST. The large * stock of R. Jacobson ¡j & Co. amounts to ¡j about $100,000, all * brand uew goods di- j j rect from the factory, j Everything bought ¡j for the fall trade; not J an old piece of goods tilt house. Will be closed out at whole J sale prices. 9 ‘ H a rn e s s JOHN A. BECK, S9G0 JirZT Sale Commenc ing Satur day, Oct, 12. | T r r r o T r r n n iT T ir o T r r r ir r ir ' Mag Mm ta JUUJUUUUUU^ T fh e f f i e s t S t a n d b y . W tn siow S/2ros, I CE S HALS U ULLIÏ MUIS l i M i l É n 1 i ! (I DR. J. J. FISHER, Bank of Newberg. 30 000 ! ! I I I Yoon for Bargains, R. JACOBSON & CO. MCMINNVILLE, OR. 6 M Ì] R. JACOBSON & CO.