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1377 Ö 7 Local Events. Fresh oysters at the fish market. Turkey feathers for sale at Wilson’s 1 grocery. § i i l i u m The Douglas Studio for Photos. Wilson's Grocery is headquarters forj The Graphic aud National Magazine I for $1.00. Miss Hurley of Portland visited rela- Oysters. T. B. Duncan & Sous will repair your ; Mrs. J. W. Barrio is epending a few tives in Newberg this week. umbrellas cheap. Newborg, Oregon. Dr. Clara Davidson and son Charles d ays visiting in Portland, For a turkey dinner get your supplies visited in Dayton the first of the week, j Frank Taylor of McMinnville made a at Wilson’s grocery. The largest supply in town of candies, Xew Yuars cal1 on Newber* iriend9- Clint Newhouse and sister Mias Bell dates and all kinds of nuts, at Star Bak- Air tight heating stoves made and re spent part of the holidays visttiug in e fy _ I paired. A lfr e d W h e b le b , Plumber. the Hadley family near Dayton. G o to T . B. Cummings for paints and W. B. Sims canie up from Portland i P a r V a lu e $ 1 .0 0 p e r S h a re P a i d u p a u d Mrs. J. W . Bewley of Salem spent oils. A full line of undertaking goods and visited in town with his family over part of the holidays in town visiting kept in stock. Sunday, NON ASSESSABLE. with her {«ren ts Mr. and Mrs. H. U. ; Dr. H. J. Littlefield and family, and Miss Stella McDaniel of Portland A. C. Churchill. Pres. Winslow. Dr II. J. Littlefield. Vice Tres. made a short visit iu town the latter Hon. J. C. Nelson aud wife spent New A. P. Oliver, Sec y. J . C. Colcord, Treas. Miss Elva Templeman of Sherwood Years with relatives in LaFavette. part of last week. Clarence Butt, Attorney. Bank of Newberg, Depository. has been visiting in this vicinity with M r. Perkins of Dayton, an ex Milk, 1 quart $1.25 per month; 1 pint, MissCozie Hadley. She says tier folks D IR E C T O R S : 75c per mouth; gallon, 15c; special de pert creamery man, will be iu charge of contemplate moving soon to McMinn jJÍB . C. Miles, the creamery here from four to six N . K. Brilt, 8. M. Calkins, livery, gallon 20c. G. Everest. ville. U l ' . A. Hodson, A. P. Oliver, H. J. I.ittlefield, Putnam Fadeless Dyes are as easy to weeks. Acker’s English Remedy will stop a fj) Clarence Butt, A . C. Churchill J. C. Colcord, Miss Effle Prc68naU has received a use as soap. No muss or failures. 10c cough at any time, and will cure the per package. Sold by C. F. Moore A Remington type writer and is hard at ------------------ work acquiring the art of “ printing her worst cold In twelve hours, or money Co. refunded. 25c and 50c. C. F. Moore Most of our work iu the past to interest you in the af writin.” While passing Wilson’s Grocery, just ik Co. druggists. fairs of this cotnpauy has been on sentimental grounds. Mr. and Mrs. John Femberton enjoy stop in and take a look at the prize Miss Myra Yeager of ITeppnor, who We are fully alive to the fac t that sentiment and dollars sel Baking Powder. It is the finest that ed a short visit this week from their is attending the Oregon Agricultural married daughter and her husband of ever came to town. dom mix, in business or iu politics. W e had full confidence College at Corvallis, spent her vacation The best of fresh and salt meats the Portland. that a development of coal aud oil in this vicinity would ap in Newberg visiting her friend Miss Atkinson Bros, shipped three of their market affords will be found at the New Lillian McNay. peal to and secure the moral support of every man in the berg Meat Market. The highest prices fine Poland China hogs Wednesday, one Mrs. F. A. Elliott gave a supper to her community. We give every tnan credit for the ability to ap to Sherwood, one to Halsey, aud one up paid for butcher’s stock. Sunday school class of boys Monday preciate the value of such development and we had hopes into Washington. I have in my bands the books of T. evening in honor of Master Byron Barr, that your sentiment would lead to your support to the ex The Spaulding Logging Company has M. Witten and those knowing them who soon takes his departure for Cal tent of a few dollars. Our plans worked out to date have selves indebted to him will please call received orders from California for some ifornia with his parents. ten car loads of lumber in addition to and settle. L . F. Hall, t 4 met with a fait measure of success. W e have over 300 Miss Etlie Plankington of Falls City, that mentioned last week. stockholders. Not one of these shareholders has any burden W. O. Binus, who is traveling for the visited friends in town this week. Site C. F. Butler attended the state poul Oregonian Publishing Company as is teaching school near her home this to carry and at the same time have exclusive rights to the ageut for the work “ Modern Eloquence,” try show iu Portland one day the first of year, but her Newberg friends hope to purchase of this company’s stock, should our development the week. Some of his Whito Plymouth was in Newberg the first of the week see her in college here again next fall. pan out. Opinions of course are various as to our work aud Rocks are on exhibition there. Miss Lucy Gause gave a watch party Mrs. Wm. Everest brought in a fine success, but there are one or two things you can bank and Back in business again. Look out Tuesday evening, to which a number of full bloom red rose the other day, which for new pictures iu my display window bet on. Our work originated from tbe fact that we possess her friends were invited. AH enjoyed a she had just picked from her flower pleasant evening and greeted 1902 in ap The latest in style and fiuish. Pricee garden. It’s a hard proposition to locate on lands of the company, every known iudicatiou to the always right. C. C. S m it h . proved manner. the “ last rose of summer” iu these parts. presence of oil. This was not the judgement and opinion of Miss Maud W ills returns to her school Mr. W. F. Edwards and lady return The New Year was escorted in at New local people, it’s the positive knowledge of people who -are work at the Monmouth State Normal ed to their Portland home Monday berg with the ringing of bells, and the fully familiar with coal and oil in all countries known to pro the latter part of this week after having morning, having spent several days blowing of the factory and mill whistles, spent the holidays at her home out at duce the same. The geological conditions with us are the with their parents here. During their and a general hullabaloo withal. Un same, without exception, and that’s where we thiuk we are visit Walter attended to some business Chehalem Center. daunted by the noise, it got hero just Charlie Wilson’s children, Lois and the same. well grounded. Without these conditions oil cannot exist; in other parts of the county. Moki Tea positively cures sick head the baby, have been very sick during that’s the fact, that wipes out distance and makes our In the trap shooting contest here on ache, indigestion and constipation. A the past week, but now we share the Wednesday, the Carter boys from above property iu prospective value just as good as that of any delightful herb drink. Removes all joy of the parents at the prospect of the Dayton got the most ducks. W . E. company, who are working 011 prospects in a known oil speedy recovery of both. eruptions o f the skin, produces a per Mills proved to be the crack shot of the couutry. We are not alone in the exploiting of oil in Ore Rev. L. D. Barr preached his farewell local sports, getting n duck at every one fect complexion, or money refunded. sermon in the Friends church last Sun gon. From the California line north to Newberg seven ma 25c and 50c. C. F. Moore & Co. drug of four shots. day morning to a large audience. His chines will be at work soon. Three are now working. gists. Mr. and Mrs, O. V. Aden returned to W . A. Baird and family of Hood R iv discourse, able and forcible, gave a fit Salem yesterday after visiting a week Now you never heard of any couutry where prospecting for ting close to his faithful service as pas er, who had been visiting relatives in with relatives in Newberg. O. V. took oil became general that a find was not made. A ll these town for a week or ten days, returned tor of the large church at this place. great pleasure, and well he might, in people are after it because, geologically, Oregon promises a A young man named Harry Terrell ar home the first of the week. Mr. Baird introducing his bride to a host of cousins true field. All the knowledge gained by discoveries in is a brother of D. W. Baird, and an un rived from Kansas the latter part of last and friends in this vicinity. Pennsylvania, Texas and California will confirm the efforts week and is visiting in the family of A l cle of Geo. Baird and Mrs. B. F. Hev- Pres. H . E. McGrew arrived home on len Smith. It will behoove young men of those now engaged in Oregon. land. Thursday evening of last week from E. Rasmussen, who came over here here who believe iu the watchword, Philadelphia, where ho attended the from Denmark last year, and who has “ Oregon for Oregonians,” to keep an Peace and Arbitration Conference. H e been working over in Eastern Oregon eye on Kansas. has been laid up with a very severe cold F u r Bale. Sick headache absolutely and pertna this week and confined at home. for some months, came down during the H. J. Littlefield. II. A. Littlefield Is 1 lot on First 8t. 33x120,1 lot Second holidays and visited with his uncle H. nently cured by using Moki Tea. Mr. O. Lefiler a prominent farmer aud St. 55x120. Also 2 mares, one 9 yenrs old C. Paulson and family, out north of pleasant herb drink. Cures coustipa onion raiser living near Wopato Lake, tion and indigestion, makes you eat, 13 years old. Mrs. Jos. Everest. town. was in town Tuesday trading. Ife has sleep, work, aud happy. Satisfaction Mr. Sam Atkinson has retired from been working in connection with the Fop Bale. active connection with the creamery and guaranteed or money buck. 25c and coal mine and reports that they are in Offices in Chehalem Valley Bank Building, 60c. C. F . Moore & Co. 52 acres of land, 2% miles north of Phone No. 43. will return to farm work. With build to the mountain about 340 feet, and that Residence north of Public School Building, town. Orchard, house Hiid barn. Two Cbas. Rittenliouso has tieen indus the quality of coal is good. ing a largo barn,caiing for their fine Phone No. 44. good springs all the year. cows, looking after the big bogs, and triously circulating a paper about town, Mr. Lewis Hanson who has been con T. B. D cncan . petitioning the state military board to feeding the premium turkeys and nine nected with the saw mill for two months TTORNEY-AT-LAW. ty-nine other things he will not be idle. organize a company of militia at this It G irdles (he Globe. place. Judging from the large number past has severed bis connection there The board of directors of the New of signers, there must be grave appre and began Wednesday to learn the The fame of Bucklin’s Arnica Salvo berg public school has purchased of creamery business. After about a Rev. Barr his fine set of Encyclopedia hension of a Quaker uprising at Newberg. month he will have charge of the cream Will practice in all the courts of tho state as the best in the world, extends around Special attention given to probate work, the tho earth. It ’s the one perfect healer Mrs. J. B. Mount received a telegram Brittanica, which will be placed in the ery and will be ready to change our writing of deeds, mortgages, contracts and the of cuts, corns, burns, bruises, sores, school library for the use o f the stu Wednesday evening announcing the dairy product into rich golden butter. drafting of all legal papers. N ew b e rg . O re g o n . scalds, boils, ulcers, felons, aches, pains dents. This is a substantial acquisition serious illness of her mother, whom she The industry will suffer nothing by the O ffice —Second Floor This and all skin eruptions. Only iufalliblo Bauk of Newberg Building. to the school’s equipment which should visited in Iowa, a few weeks ago. change. was shortly followed by another an pile cure. 25c a box at Mooro's drug be greatly appreciated by the pupils. The debt which has hung over Pacific F o r Bale. store. Mrs. A. M. Niles of White Horse, nouncing her death. Mrs. Mount left Thursday morning intending to arrive College ao long lias been paid and the Nino hundred acres oi land within fivo Yukon Territory, was in the city Tues at her old home in time to attend the mortgage which was held by David miles of Newberg, in different tracts. T h ree Good C !lib bin g Offers. day, looking after her property on south Scull, of Philadelphia, was surrendered Mostly improved. Amos Nelson. Tho Graphic and Weekly Oregonian River street. This is her first visit here funeral services. $ 2 . J. S. Gross, who has been selling dry to Pres. McGrew when he was in that in nine years and she notes with much The Graphic and New York Tribune goods here for some weeks, has decided city recently. A jubilee for tho celebra pleasure the many advancements that Experience is the best teacher. Use tion of tho payment of the debt will lie Acker's English Remedy in any case of Farmer $1.00. are being made. Mrs. Niles has left to remain in Newberg and conduct a held at the college on next Mondny The Graphic and National Magazine orders with the Newberg Land Co., who general merchandise business, for which coughs, colds or croup. Should it fail evening at 8 o’clock when the mortgage to give immediate relief money refund $1.60. have charge of her property, for some purpose be has rented the J. C. fiawyer will be burned. A short program will decided improvements to her residence building for one year. He begins by ed. 25c and 50. C. F. Moore & Co. be given which will bo of interest to all planting a display ad in the Graphic New borg druggists. and grounds. friends of the college. A cordial invita and will thus keep readers informed on The published program of the “ Ore Harness Shop • tion is extended to the public to attend A D eep M jlt ir y , gon Farmer’s Congress” to be held at bis bargain pointers. und assist in the celebration. From the looks of things we are in I t is a mystery why women endure 8alem next week, January 6—9, under EVERY THING IN THE LINE OF It appears that the officers of the backache, headache, nervousness, sleep the different state farmers’ associations, clined to think that it will not be long « » H O R S E GOOD S*»« state poultry association stooped to a lessness, melancholy, fainting and dizzy gives Indication that an interesting until the Southern Pacific Railroad Co. and beneficial conference will be held. will extend their road from Sheridan to low trick to shut out Yamhill's prize spells when thousands have proven that Questions relating to dairy and fruit and Tillamook city. There is a natural pass winning fowls, in order to save the Electric Bitters will quickly euro such hop interests, and to the raising of live through the Coast mountains from premiums for themselves. According troubles. “ I suffered for years with Repairing Neatly Done. Give me stock will all recieve due attention. Sheridan to Tillamook city, and no oth to the McMinnville News eight coops of kidney trouble,” writes Mrs. Phoebe a call. Newberg is most nearly represented on er railroad company can put a road chickens were sent down to the show Ctierley, of Peterson, la., "and a lame the program by O. V. Allen who is to through as easy as the 8. P. over this from that place, and unavoidably ar back pained me so I could not dress talk on “ The Future Outlook for route. It is said, on pretty good author riving a few hours late, were set out myself, but Electric Bitters wiiooly ity, the 8. P. are to lay heavier rails on side in the street without any care, the [ cured me, and although 73 years old, I Small Fruit." their main line from Portland to the owners not even being notified. There ■ now am able to do my bouswork.” It Aunt Amy Edwards of Mooresvllle, nre just a few fellows whose connection ! overcomes constipation, improves appe Indiana, remembered her friends and California line, and that the rails that with the association prevents such deal tite, gives perfect health. Only 50c at W relatives here on Christmas with some are now being used, will be used on the ing from being very surprising. They C. F. Moore & Co.’s drugstore. extension from Sheridan to Tillamook of ber own handiwork, made up of fan . cy colored sheet wadding and shaded city* Keep your eye on Sbendan.- are big guns, hut are known from away * back as fellows, who, not being able to “ Are yon married or unmarried?” Saxony yarns, that are certainly unique Sheridan Sun. win in open competition, do not hesi- If they have found oil on the Port- and very pretty indeed. The favored asked the theatrical manager of an ap f t methods to beat an plicant for engagement. recipients were M's. Jesse, Mrs. C. J., land Coal Development Co.’s property, i ta,e to use opponent. “ Unmarried four times,” replied she. Mrs. \V. F., Mrs. O. K. and Miss Mabel doesn’t it stand to reason that oil also Edwards and Aunt Julia Maris and exists on the Yamhill Coal & Oil Co.’s —Detroit Free Press. DL’ N D K R IT K M S . Mrs. F. A. Morris. Aunt Am y is 84 property? The property is only a short M y! What weather! years old and aside from the value as distance from where the Portland Co . Empty barrels for sale. C. B. Wilson, j § i C lothinyf Clothing; — X — CAPITAL STOCK $50,000 ¥ ¥ R e m e m b er, w e I com plete lin e PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS, CLARENCE BUTT. H. L. Sutherland, ¥ tokeus of her love, the dainty present* are beauties, and give evidence of her skill and taste even at this advanced age. W m . Manning is showing around some interesting souvenirs of our new Asiatic water possessions which his son W ill lately brought back from the Phil ippines. Tbe one he prizes most highly is a fine cane which his son whittled out of ebony wood, which by the way is one of the important factors of wealth of the islands. The head of the cane is set off by a .Spanish silver coin, while the other end is tipped with a Remington Cartridge. Another memento, the sight o f which is inclined to send the cold chills hiking up a fellows spine, is a bot tle a • host of I ill preserved tlv containing vVIIWllllillJ < U ttO V V voTI f CU bugs, U U KO | lizards aud other crawly things, every one o f which with one exception is poisonous. Mr. Manning also shows samples of Filipino money which never fail to produce a smile. He has three pieces, which together equal a cent and a quarter in our money. And in the shape of an almighty dollar he exhibits a piece of bronze metal almost big enough to eerve as a lid on a tea pot. Jas. struck oil recently. This ought to be Mr. Jay Ryan has bought the evidence enough to sell every share o f ! Conlee property here. the Yamhill Coal A Oil C o .» stock at j ■yhe sports of Dundee had a shooting par. Just ask some stockholder if he j match on Monday but not many were will take 50a per share for his stock out. We will guarantee that you can’t buy Mrs. B .8 . Hunter is spending the many shares at that price from share holidays in Portland with her son and holders, but the company will still give old friends. you an opportunity of buying a few 51 ¡83 Ix;l (,'rftsby and Mr. Fred W at shares of $1 par value, fully paid up and son have been spending tbe holidays non-assessable, at 50c per share. with Mr. and Mrs. Crosby. On last Friday evening Miss Jessie The children of this vicinity were Britt gave a large number of her friends treated to quite a surprise by Santa a very pleasant evening’s entertain Claus appearing in his postoflice at tbe ment at her home iu the east part of church, having mail for all. town. Social games, music and refresh The youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. ments were factors in the general en joyment, and the guests made merry Ackley Ryan died last Monday night at until a late hour. Those present were 6:30. Dr. David Raffety of Portland ■ the Mieses Maud Dorrance, Edna Allen, Mabel Edwards, Gertrude and May Lamb, Pearl Cummings, Olive Stratton, Maud Ho per, Nervia Wright, Onie David and Messrs. Geo. Larkin, Otto Pickett, Roy David, Sarg B ritt, H. G. Rosenberger, R. W. Kirk, W . S. Park er, Arthur Hudson, W. C. Woodward, R. W. Jones, Prof, and Mr*. F. K. i Jones and Prof, and Mrs. Kelsey, R. W. • ,, * ■ . , pronounced the-d.-ease tuberculu, men- gites of the brain. Little Sylvia was 2 years 6 months of sge. Last Thursday while the freight train was setting out a car of ties on the spur here, the track just melted out from under it and all went in a heap, badly damaging the car. May we have some more o f it and then mavhe the 8. P. Co. will put io some decent track. N it . B lo w n to AionriH. The old idea that tho body sometimes needs a powerful, drastic, purgative pill has been exploded ; for Dr. King’s New Life Pills, which arc perfectly harmless, gently stimulate liver and bowels to ex pel poisonous matter, cleanse the system and absolutely cure constipation and sick headache. Only 2.5c at Mooro’s drugstore. F arm er*’ Congre**. “ The Oregon Farmers Congress” will bo held at Halem January 6th to 9lli, 1902. inclusive. “ The Oregon Dairy men’s Association” and “ The Oregon Livestock Association” will hold their annual meeting at the same time and place. The fruit men, State (¡range and hop men will also bo represented. Tho Oregon State Board o f Agriculture will likewise hold special meetings for the purpose of preparing a program for next year’s State Fair. In view of the recent rapiJ advance-rent in stock-rais ing and dairying throughout the state, this meeting should be of great benefit to all interested in agriculture and an unusual large atu ndunce is assured. 1 I ¥ I f I a o f m e n ’s, boys’ a n d c h ild re n ’s c lo th in g. 1 LITTLEFIELD BROS., carry A ls o w e a r. your shoes You th at a lw a y s get m o n e y ’s w o rth ou r store, an d no at bank rupt stock advertised at lietitious prices th en cut to tho usual prices. Y o u r s fo r sq u a re d e a lin g T H IS C L O T H I E R S f in d B U R N I S H E R S . Ad m in istrator's Notice. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned lms been duly appointed administrator of the Estate of I'tinby Ileston, deceased, by tho (.'min ty Court of Yamhill County, Oregon, and has qualified. Now, therefore, all persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified and re quired to present tho same, with the proper vouchers, to the undersigned, at his place oi business, in the City of Newberg, Yamhill County, Oregon, within six months from date hereof. Dated this 11th day of October A. D., W0I. CLAKKNCK HI T I', W. C. K UC(JEH, Administrator of tho Attorney for estate. Esitilo of ( miby Hes ton, deceased. II. C. D ix o n . E . 1*. D ix o n . DENTISTS - Newborg, Ore. JOHN A. BECK, WATCHMAKER Feed & Seed store FLO U R , F E E D , H A Y * G R A IN GARDEN & FLOW ER SE E D S. Free Delivery. E. C. W ard & Co. 1st. Street, Newberg, Or E.H. BRUNSON B u ys, sells, and and trad es h a n d le s new secon d -h an d fu rn itu re . C a ll o n h im fo r prices. JEWELER, SollcitR the patronage of his old Indiana Friends who need watch repairing dono. 2 0 7 M orrison St. PORTLAND, OR P . JF. Caldwell & Co. ri|>> Pharmacists Dealer in Bank of Newberg. N. H. E. J. E. BRITT, President C. MILES, Vloe-Pree. II. WOODWARD, Secretary. C. COLCORD. Caahler. CAPITAL STOCK, $ 30, 000. B. C. MILES. J. O. COLCORD. E. II. WOODWARD. N. K. BRITT, J. II DOUGLAS, JR. Director». O O R R K H I'O N D E N TS —Ladd & Tilton, Port land; National Park Bank, New York. Strangers visiting the city are invited to call at the bank for information concerning tho city. Corienpondeuce invited. © n ags, (P e d ie iß e is , BOOKS, The place to get your S ^ A T IO P iE K Y j f n t l a f u l l lin o o f - - - fa n c y and TJoilot jtrticlos. DRUGS & MEDICINES. PRESCRIPTION WORK A SPECIALTY. GOOD BARGAINS IN KODAKS R ooks, S tation ery, F a n cy an d T oilet A rticles. C am ara a n d C a m e r a S u p p lie s K odaks and a ll kind» o f C am ara .Supplies. K e p t in S to c k LESSONS G IV E N IN K O D A K - PRESCRIPTION WORK A SPECIALTY• CRY. . PACIFIC COLLEGE N E W B E R G , O R E G O N . WINTER TEBM OPEN i j g flRY 2, 1902 . Success in life is not the result of chance. It may be attained through wise planning and| ¿»intelligent, energetic execution. Pacific College affords a broad and careful training. Beautiful Situation, Healthful Conditions, Inspiring Influences, Homelike Associations. y l C o n t p o t e n t C o r jt s o i E x p e r i e n c e d T e a c h e r s ; livery student's interests receive special attention. A Preparatory and two Collegiate courses.| X Normal work for those who desire to prepare for teaching. Commercial Branches taught by an ex- Wpericnced instructor. Special advantagas in Oratory and Music. I.ive Christian Associations. BiblefC '.-'Classes and other opportunities for Christian Culture. Attention given to Physical Culture. Two® M Literary Societies and a College paper. Library to which many new hooks have just been added and| ™ a Reading Room well supplied with the leading Magazines and Periodicals. Laboratory for individua fjjwork in Chemistry, Physics and Biology. A good Museum with a wide range of specimens. ¥ ¥ ¥ in REMEMBER THE DATE OF OPENING IS JANUARY 2. Send Tor ca ta log u e and other Inform ation. A ddress, P r e s i d e n t l*a c lflc C o l l e g e , Newberg, Oregon.
