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Local E vents. N o. 1 bread at Star Bakery. Hose th a t is O. K . au d reasonable at • Lemons and best oi candies a t Star Storey’s. Bakery. Air tig h t heating stoves made and re- « G arden Hose a t Storey’«. A l e k k p W u u l k h , Plum ber. Ore Price oi Portlaud visited in New . I p a i r e d . Trespass notices a t this office. berg over Sunday. O rchard boxes for sale by C . B. W il Yon find cigars and soft d rin k s at Born—to Mr. and Mia. J . B. Crabtree son. l^ a v e your order before the rush S ta r Bakery. above Dayton last Saturday, a son. is on. T B. Duncan <k Sous will rep air your Call on J . M. Rittenbouee a t Star S. A. Mills made a Hying trip to S tolls um brellas cheap. Bakery. He will tre a t you squarely. Mills on business connected with Pacific M rs. E lizabeth Cook is m a k in g a - Two lum ber wagons tor sale or trade. College th e fiist of th e week. visit w ith relatives a t Goble. E lder J . S. Secrist of th e H unker E. P. U tter . Oregonian handbooks are still on sale The arrival of a new son last Sun- church, from Indiana, will preach in a t the postoffice for seven cents each. j day a t the home o i Tom Parish out east the Presbyterian church Sunday ev e ning. All are invited. G o to T . B Cum m ings for paints and of towu is reported. oils. A foil line of u n dertaking goods Rev. C has. T. H urd of L aFayetta, Do not experim ent on Garden Hose. kept in stock. F. H. Storey is a practical hose man pastor of the United E vaugelicalchurch of Newberg, will preach in th e Presby M rs. J a s . H am n ett left W ednesday Call on him before buying. m orning for a fo rtn ig h t's v isit w ith h er Jesse Ed wards made th e sale recently terian church S unday, at 3 p. m. d au g h ter Mrs. G. O. W orden and family of forty acres of land out in the Charles Back in business again. Look out a t Troutdale. for new pictuies iu my display window. ton neighborhood to A. J . W inters. C hae. John so n , who is carp en terin g Mr. and Mrs. A . Cooper of Iow a, who The latest in style an d finish. Pricee C. C. S mith . in Portland, came up S atu rd ay evening have been visiting relatives here for a always right. an d visited in town over Sunday with few weeks, left for their hom e T h u rs Miss Mabel Edw ards who for some h is fam ily. months bos been stu d y in g hand p a in t day m orning. ing on china, in P o rtlan d , has opened J . \V. B arrie arrived home from H ar- The friends of Mrs. G. C. Carl, who rin g to u , W ashington, the la tte r p a rt cf has been seriously ill for several days, up a studio in th e old im m igration last w eek, th e clim ate up th e re not will be glad to know th a t she is on the board building. agreeing w ith him. The new m ercantile firm, P arker A road to recovery. Pool is now in charge a t th e old stand Lewis H anson was down from Marion The adveut of a new born Bon in th e the first of th e week spying o u t the fam ily of Mr. and Mrs. W’m . Heacock of Sutton, Calkins A Co., aud begin« prospects here w ith a probable view of should have been chronicled in last business in a proper way by planting an ad in th e home paper. Read it careful m oving to N ew berg. week’s issue of the G raphic. ly and profit thereby. The best of fresh and salt m eats the Mrs. J . B. M ount is preparing to leave Sick headache absolutely an d perm a m arket affords will be found a t the New tomorrow for a short visit with her p a r berg Meat M arket. The highest prices ents a t S tu art, Iowa, the poor h ealth of n en tly cured by using Moki Tea. A paid for b utch er’s stock. h er mother calling h er back rath er sud pleasant herb d rin k . Cures constipa tion an d indigestion, m akes you eat, E xperience is th e best teach er. Use denly. sleep, work, and h a p p y . Satisfaction A cker's E nglish R em edy In any case of L. M. Carey has rented of Jo h n and NOW IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY on mi of our m e n ’ s , coughs, colds or croup. S hould it fail Demsy Smith th eir place n orth of town. guaranteed or m oney back. 25c and B O Y ’S and CH ILD REN S’ SU ITS aud O VE R CO A TS we to give im m ed iate relief m oney refu n d Demsy, J. W. and fam ily, and th e 60c. C. F . Moore A Co. The evangelists N athan and E sther will give from 15 to 25 per cent discount. Considering ed. 25c an d 50. C. F. Moore & Co. boys’ m other expect to sta rt back to Fram e, of Jam estow n, Ohio, are hold d ru g g ists. the styles and present low prices on these goods, we are Missouri in about a m onth for a y e a r’s ing very successful m eetings in the M r. and Mrs. Newton Slyter who have visit a t th eir old home. sure they are the best values ever offered to the people of Friends church. As a pulp it orator been visiting in th is vicinity for so m e Mrs. T. M. W itten who has been very Mrs. Fram e is certainly a power, and Yamhill county. In addition to these bargains, we have tim e, th e latte r being a sister of C. F . ill fo ra couple of weeks is now recover purchased a line of manufacturers samples of Metis' aud while Mr. Fram e makes little preten Johnson, retu rn ed to th eir home at ing. Druggist Duncan of P ortland Ladies Hose, Ladies’ Wrappers, Skirts and Gowns, Table B uckley, W ashington, the m iddle of came up w ith his fam ily last week and sions to sermonizing he has a happy, artful way of expressing g reat tru th s Scarfs, Cushions, Towels and Facinators which we cau sell th e week, has been keeping store for Mr. W itten which sends them straig h t homo. at least 25 per cent cheaper than the regular price oil such Mr. and M rs. J. L. H oskins, Mrs during his wife’s sickness. The football gam e between McMinn Chap. N elson, M bs B ergitta Nelson and merchandise. We have more to say, but would prefer tell C. D. Pool, th e new m em ber of the Miss Frazier drove down from th e co u n general m ercantile firm , P arker & Pool, ville and Pacific college w ill be played ing you in our store. Remember, our time here is all yours. bore to-morrow afternoon on th e college ty seat Sunday m orning, attended servi successors to Sutton, Calkins & Co. Come, Trade and be Satisfied. cam pus. I t is hoped th a t th e citizens ces at th e Friends church and heard th e moved li is family up from P ortland th e of Newberg will see th a t th e McMinn evangelist E sth er F ram e preach. first of th e week, h av in g rented the ville boys get a royal welcome, so th at I t is not always th e man who makes Mrs. V aughn property on River street however the gam e results, they may go money but ra th e r th e man who saves Moki Tea positively cures sick head home feeling th a t they have beeo gen m oney th a t lays by a competency. E v ache, indigestion a n d constipation. A erously treated. This is not written in S u c c e sso rs to S u tto n , C C a a lk lkin in s <£ óc Co. ery subscriber w ho keeps his subscrip delig h tfu l herb d rin k . R em oves all a sense of anxiety along th is line, but tion to the G raphic paid in advance eru p tio n s o f ‘he sk in , produces a per w here spirited rivalry exists it is well to saves fifty cents a year. A pretty good fect com plexion, o r m oney refunded. be rem inded of th e courtesies duo our saving to be sure. 25o a n d 50c. C. F . Moore & Co. d ru g visitors. C larence B u tt and family drovs up gists. Two gentlem en, Mr. Fred Lymxn and above Dayton Sunday m orning and a t H. Cooper received word a few days Prof. Edward LymaD, whose childhood tended th e funeral services of Jo h n ago th a t a cousin of his named R obert hom e was o u t east of town on p a rt of C raw ford. From there they accom pan Raley had recently made a donation of tlie old H olston place, w ere in town ied th e fam ily of the deceased to th e $16,000 to a special fund th a t is being over Sunday visiting w ith J . C. Hod- place of burial a t Salem, arriving hom e raised for P en n College at Oskaloosa, son. Both m en, since leaving here lute in th e evening. Iowa, and th a t th is am ount rounded out when sm all boys, have been very suc N ew berg, Oregon. The Y am hill Coal & Oil Company has the sum of $100,000 for th e in stitu tio n . cessful, th e first m entioned being an located th e drill w ith w hich it hopes to F ran k Starks, a young colored m an architect in San Francisco, th e other begin business goon at its prospect on arrived herb from Arkansas last S a tu r holding a professorship in th e Im perial th e F ollett place. Before this how ever, day w ith liis fam ily, consisting of his U niversity of C hina a t S han g h ai. The P a r V a lu e $ 1 . 0 0 p e r S h a r e P a id u p a n d a little more stock m ust be bought and wife and two children. They are lo latter is due at bis post of work again NON ASSESSA BLE. payed for, and if you are willing to do cated on a sm all place on th e Wynooski by the first of th e year. |A . C. C hurchill, P res. D r. H. J . Littlefield, Vice Trcs. a n y th in g to help the work along, now road to th e riv er. This is the first fam A. P. Oliver, Sec'v. J . C. Colcord, Trcas. Chance McCormick was driving the ie the tim e to act. Clarence B utt, A ttorney. Bank of Newberg, Depository. ily of colored people to locate in this black dray team down to th e riv e r Wed D IR E C T O R S : M rs. E lizabeth Miles, Mrs. C. J . E d vicinity. nesday, w hen the horses which were JIB. C. Miles, 8. M. C alkins, N. E. B ritt, w ards, M rs. E . II. Woodward and Miss S tu art, the new music in stru c t feeling th e ir oats kept trying to run, k C. A. Ho Ison, II. J . Littlefield, A. P. Oliver, Jam es V estal drove up to Liberty above or of Pacific College, is organizing a and finally succeeded a t the foot of Riv jjClaroncG B u tt, J . C. Colcord, A. C. C hurchill. Salem last Friday and on the following chorus class, one dollar being th e rate er street. The driver could do n o th in g m orning atten d ed the funeral services charged for the rest of the term , the w ith them and on coming to th e hill For the next 30 days we are going to be very active in of a relative, W ebster Miles, who after a class to meet every week at the college. he jum ped. On the way down th e long, the work of soliciting subscriptions to the shares of our cap lingering illness from supposed cancer Anyone wishing to join this class or steep hill th e runaw ay team m et True ital stock. Representatives direct from the company will of the stom ach, had died on th e preced desiring com petent instruction in e ith e r Sims in th e delivery wagon, and a call particularly upon the farmers in person. We most re ing T h u rsd ay . vocal or instrum ental work will please tragedy was narrowly averted, the team spectfully request the farmers to give due consideration to H istory repeats itself. One mem ber report to Pres. McGrew. ju s t missing h im by plunging off down of a fam ily arrives from the E ast and the importance and great value of our development work K . C. Hollingsworth is preparing to the em bankm ent. Very little dam age th e glowing reports sent back soon open up the old bowling alley on Main resulted. and to assist in such amount as each may feel willing or brin g those left behind. A . H . Dixon street, is cleaning it up, whitew ashing able. W e are sure you will appreciate the fact that it is A « a N e i g h b o r S e e s U s. came out from Kansas in th e spring and the walls and says he is going to put in slow work to cover this field and interview you personally, this week he welcomed here from his electric lights. H e w ants it distinctly W hile in Newberg last week we visited it takes time aud some little expense and you will assist us old home his p aren ts, an uncle and understood th a t he is not going to fur the G raphic office a n d a t most of the au n t and a broth er au d wife, w ho come nish a resort for loafers and hoodlums, homes w here we called we were informed in the saving of both by favorable action to our request. to try Oregon as a home. The merchants and business men as a rule have sub but is going to m ake it a place where th a t th a t paper was a welcome visitor. On last Sunday afternoon a t th e hom e ladies and all can enjoy a gam e with The G raphic is a clean new sy paper and scribed to our stock and endorse our efforts. If the farmers we are always glad to sec th e people of of the bride's parents, out n o rth of propriety. and land owuers will respond as generally as the business a town stand by th eir hom e paper.— tow n, Miss A nnie Johnson was m arried Mrs. Chrism an has resigned her po man has, we will be a short time only in securing needed to H ans Nelson, Rev. F. C. Stanard of sition as m usic in stru cto r of th e college McMinnville News. money to install our plant. No mail can afford to have this ficiating. A large com pany of relatives and as her successor, Miss Anna W iu- S e w in g D o n e . enterprise fall down. It must go ahead and it needs your and friends were present a t th e cere nifred S tuart, one of th e accom plished Plain sewing done to order, also plain m ony. The bride and groom w ho are musicians of Portland, has been secured. assistance to make the work a success. The best informed dressm aking. R epairing neatly done. now visiting in P o rtlan d , will m ake Mies S tuart delighted th e students w ith people, on the question of coal and oil deposits in the coun Satisfaction guaranteed. Rooms in Ar th e ir home up above M cM innville where some vocal selections Wednesday and in try, have assured us that our prospect as developed shows mory Hall building. M rs .S. E. C u r t i s . th e latter ow ns a farm . the evening she was given an inform al true indications, nothing better anywhere aud absolutely R ev. and Mrs. Jas. P . Price arrived reception from 6:30 to 7:30 o’clock at F o r S a le . true to all requirements of a proven field. They tell us from C arthage, In d ian a, last F riday the home of Mr. and M rs. Jesse E d A good work horse. W ill sell cheap evening and have been visiting with wards. there is no question of oil, the only point to determine is the to save food. R. B. L ixaille , Newberg. th e form er’s d au g h ter Mrs. F. A. E lliott. quantity. You owe it to yourself and your interests to as John Crawford, formerly a resident of T hey intend to leave for P ortland in a R e a l E s ta te T ra n sfe r« . sist in this development and we trust you may see your way Newberg, died suddenly last Friday a t few days w here th ey will keep house Reported by the Y am hill Co. A bstract his borne above D ayton. He was ou t clear to respond. We are very anxious to secure our rig for Drew and Ore Price. After a faith in the field where others were a t work, Co. a t M cM innville, Oregon, for the and start work not later than December 1. ful m in istry here of a few years ago, week ending November 2, 1901. and started for th e house apparently R ev. Pi ice has m any warm friends here feeling as well as usual, but on reach W I Tustin et al to Dilla B Fenton w ho gladly welcome him back and who ing it was Boddenly stricken w ith n e u 80 a in Mary M organ d i e t s s r hope to see him and bis estim able wife ralgia of th e h eart and died w ithin a 3 w ................. —..............................$ 652 often in Newberg. half hour. Short funeral services were Reuben Everest a w to G A R Post No 77 ....................................... 1 T he Y am hill Coal A OH Co. lack only held a t the house a t nine o ’clock Sun J W G orm an a w e t al to J E D ur a few hun d red dollars now of having day m orning, conducted by Rev. T L. h am b 2 C handlers 1st a<i to Mc- sufficient funds on hand from th e sale Jones of Dayton, after w hich the re M in n ................................................ 60 J E Brooks to J 8 M artin land of o f stock to w arran t them in procuring m ains were taken to Salem for in ter said Brooks on east side of Yam th e necessary m achinery for d rillin g . m ent. The deceased was seventy-two hill riv e r......................................... 1 The people are beginning to realize th e years of age and leaves a widow and five W H Austin and w to T W H ayes gpd of th e suspense and to see th e goal children, the former having just re p t 7. ach H all d l c t 5 s r 5 w . ____ 3500 of success, and are subscribing liberally turned th e preceding Monday from an O H Irv in e to E m m a Irvine its 1 2 7 8 b 2 Oak Park add to McMiun for th e stock, w hich c a n n o t rem ain long extended visit in th e E ast. J* in t in 61 o a in sec 24 t 2 s 16 a t the low price o f fifty cents a share. w ....................................................... 160 The traffic dep artm en t of th e S o u th W ithin th e n ex t sixty days the com A m anda J W arren a h to Mary L ern Pacific is p utting forth new efforts B urns \ in t in Its I 2 b 34 Oak pany hopes to be able to have the d rills in behaif of th e farm ers and producers Park add to M cM inn.................. pounding away tow ard th e hidden BLACK of W estern Oregon, and Indirectly of M ary M E rtle to B ertha A Kelly w ealth of th e C hehalem hills. 2 a in Cozinen d 1 c t 4 s r 4 w. . . 250 u course in behalf o f the road itself, to L ast Saturday evening Miss Maud ward assisting th e products of th e soil U 8 to A lbert M Eades 40 a in sec 20 t 4 s r 5 w ................................. l’at Soper entertained a jo lly company of to a ready m arket. Circulars have been Nancy E Farria e t al to Iro D u her Newberg friends a t h e r fine new issued to all agents asking them to for Stephens 1 7 b 16 S h erid an .......... SM O KELESS hom e on Chehalem m o u n tain , sending ward on th e first of each m onth lists of Jo s R Lewis to Jo h n Birch 1 11 thik F ru it F a rm ............................ 152 6b dow n and bringing them np by fonr ail salable products In th eir respect R W Lancefield a w to C F Pfeiffer • •« •D E A L E R I N* « » » * ive vicinities, which wi l l bo compiled horse (and mule) team and wagon, the 21.63 a in Sal Eades d I c t 5 • r 6 conveyance being specially arranged for and published and thus brought to the 500 16 DRUGS & MEDICINES. th e occasion, m aking th e ride itself a attention of th e purchasers. It is hoped American m tg Co to M artha Semi J r 80 a sec 27 t 4 s r 3 m .......... 900 pleasant feature of th e evening's enjoy th a t in this way th e resources of differ J E Brook to M A M archeil 10 a in m en t. Miss Soper en te rta in e d h er e n t localities may be advertised, and t 4 i r l * .................. ................ 2500 friends right royally, and when a t a late the producer and purchaser brought to Je**e Edw ards s w to Andrew J j f n d a ftt/i /¿no o/ - - - hour the guests relu ctan tly took th eir gether. To this end those in reach of W inters 40 a sec 10 1 3 i r ! » 1000 i W W W right and w to H sttie M leave an enthusiastic yell was given in the station here who have an y th in g to Lynch p t I 9 b 2 N ew by. 2nd add honor of th eir fair hostess. Those m ak sell in th e way of fruit, hops, livestock, to McMinn ..................................... ing np th e party were th é Misses Edna vegetables, wool, wood or any o th er A lb ert M Eades to Abram B uskirk Allen, Xervia W right, C arrie Ciemen- salable commodity of any kind, will 40 a vec 20 14 « r 5 w ..................... son, G ertrude and May Lam b, Mabel confer a favor by reporting the sam e to Ja s B arr * w to Elizabeth Unger E d w ard s, Jessie B ritt and M essrs. K. Agent riatchwell and th u s assist in mak- 1 1 2 3 b 16 8 L aF a y e tte................ 100 c o o n b a R c a i n s i n KODAKS! tV. Jones, H . O. Rosen berger, W. C. ing th e list com plete. I t would seem H en ry B iu e r* w to August W ind- W oodward, W. S. P ark er, E rn e st Jack- th a t sneb a co-operative m ovem ent 1 born 1 9 Fairlawn b 4 5 Kirgrove CAMERA SUPPLIES of Ps\oCK son and E. A . Newby. 1 m ight prove very beueficial. 8 Its Oak Park add McMinn . . . 1575 P rescription W ork a Speciality. ¿gWAMAAAfWU Unheard of I Reduction SALE! of 7 /ouem ber. W e are not going out of business but JK are going iu for more business. To begin on g": è -- 20 ca r, 'U h a t Zn/rn TO ater, THAT SATISFY. Uhat .A.T Jrodson ¿Bros. -------------— 0 *or the 27 /o n th O u r C/oth/nt? a n d O vercoats g- MUST be sold out. AVe are out- 2*i growing our building and must sacri- 3^ lice some line of our stock to make room. P a rker á P ool, mñ 11111 \ 1 » 1 ! CAPITAL STOCK $50,000 E.H. BRUNSON Buys, sells, trades and handles new and second-hand furniture. Call on him for prices. Z ~ . 9 //. m P h a rm a c ist. P ooA s, S tation ary P a n c y a n d ZJoilot J trtic/cs Keep your boy’s feet dry with a pair of J. MILLER’S full stock shoes. YOUNG MEN buy the PACK ARD foot form shoe. ZJhet/ are T lfith o u t a ¿P eer . a < w\ c. r c ^ r ï. N ew b erg Land Co. H. COOPER, President. E. K . SH AW , Vice Pres. J. M. W R IG H T , Sec. and Manager. Choice Farm and City Property. Collect Rtints and Look After Estates. Investments Made for Non-Residents. Insurance Written in Select Companies. Newberg, Ore. If you want to buy, either 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 pleasure iu assisting you in procuring prop erty to your satisfaction. If a non-resident and wish to ob tain information about Real Estate or the country iu general, or Newberg (the towu of schools aud churches) in particular, write 11s. ROY GARDNER Carriage and Wagon Builder. Feed & Seed store Repairing, Paiutiug and Trimming F L O U R , F E E D , H A Y & G R A IN Promptly Done. Horseshoeing and General Black- smithing. GARDEN & FLOW ER SEEDS. Free Delivery. E . C. W a r d & Co. lzt. Street, Newberg, Or For You to Read " W h a t puzzled m e in the beginning w as th a t I k ept losing flesh w ithout any cause for it th a t I could see. I had a littlo trouble w ith my stom ach, too, and a fter a w hile began to grow w eaker a n d to cough. T h e cough, I thought, would soon go aw ay and cure itself, but it d id n ’t. It grew worse, and then I began to sp it up a pecu liar looking substance. I never th o u g h t of consum ption, but one day I had a hem orrhage, and then w as frightened in earn est and did ju s t w hat you would do. I rushed to th e doctor. H e was cither too busy, or som ething else, for he didn’t do m e any good! I kept going on dow n bill, and the outlook w as bad. T h in g s took a different tu rn , how ever, when I heard of A cker’s E nglish Rem edy for Consum ption, for I took it, an d it not only cured m y cough ing an d spitting, b u t also built up m y whole system . I took on per m anent flesh, an d today am just as h ealthy a man as you can find in a w eek's travel. You may be sure I alw ays keep A cker's E ng lish R em edy in the bouse, and it is a good th in g I do so, for one n ig h t m y youngest child was seized w ith croup. T h a t hoarse, w heezy cough w as th e first signal, and I lost no tim e in giving the poor liltlo sufferer proper doses of this g ran d medicine. In alm ost no time the disease w as under control, and my child was saved. I advise every parent to have a bottle h an d y all the time. I t serves the sam e purpose in keeping croup out of the house th a t a good lock and key aerve to keep b u rg lars out. It is both an expectorant and a tonic. I t cured me of con sum ption and my child of croup, and I know w bat I am talking about.” (Signed) Hon. M. H ooan , picture frame m anufacturer, 343 C en ter Street, New York. A eker’ii English Remedy I* «old by all d ru g g ists tinder « poaifcire g u aran tee th a t your money will be r«w fuudod in case of failure. 26c-, 60c. and 91 * b o ttle in 17-H. ami C anada. In E ngland, la. 2d., 3a- 3d„ a n d 4«, f4i Wt authorize the above guarantee, W, II. HOOKER St CO.t Proprietor», New York, For sale by C F. Moore tk Co. T. B. Duncan & Sons, D E A L E R S IUsT POWDER SHOTGUNS BICYCLES. Hazzard’s We carry Du Pont’s Ithaca L. C. Smith A full stock Balistite Winchester And all parts Walsrode -> ♦ < - -» > ♦ < ♦ in 1 mu . UMBRELLAS repaired and made to Order. I Guns Sold on Easy Payments. Lathe Work a Specialty. W e can Furnish any Make. Call and sec Our Stock.
