Local Events.
Fresh oysters at the fish market.
New line of valentines at Hadley’s.
Try the Dewey Washing Machine.
B . J. H a w o r t h .
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Mias Etfle Pressuall gave a party to a
number of her irieuds at her home f-at- 1 Discount sale at Hadley’s for
unlay evening.
; days. Every article reduced.
The largest supply in town o f candies,
Go toT . ti Camming? for paints and
dates and all kiuds of nuts, at Star Bak
oil«. A full line of undertaking
ery.
kept in stock.
Miss Grace Butler went down to Port
I will give $1 fora dozen live pigeons
land Monday morning and began a
delivered at the college Saturday. H.
course In business college.
G. Rosen berger,
Rev. F. C. Stanard was stricken ser
W .H . Bagley of R ex, advertises a
iously ill with an attack of heait trou
good farm horse for sale cheap, or for
ble a few days ago but is now much bet
trade for hogs or sheep.
ter.
Half an hour is all the time required
Mrs. Louisa P. Round of Mehatna is
to dye with 1’ utuam Fadeless Dyes,
in Kewberg this week attending the
Sold by C. F. Moore & Co., 10 per pack
quarterly meeting oi the Friends
age.
church.
C. A . Hodson is making a tour of
The “ Y ” contigent of the W . C. T. XT
Southern Oregon towns in the interests
held an interesting meeting at the M.
E . church on Tuesday evening at which of the Oregon Handle Manufacturing
time several new names were added to Company.
Carpenters have been fixing np a
the roll of membe rahip.
It will be of interest to Charlie Red room at the pnhiic school out of the
m ond’s friends in this vicinity to kuow hell room which will serve as the princi
that he has been secured by the mana pal's office.
County Sheriff 't’ ard Sit ton and
ville Wednesday.
THAT
Miss Mildred Wills of Chehalem Cen
ter has been visiting her sister Maud at
the State Normal at Mcumouth this
week.
PARKER & POOL
ARE STILL IN THE
All the inmates of the college hoard
ing hall, with the exception of those
who have been sick, were released from
quarantine yesterday.
GBQOEBY m O E .
The hook and ladder hoys give notice
that in the near future they will give a
public entertainment for the benefit of
the company. Particulars w ill be g iv
en later.
We Know that
give us your trade we
CAN SAVE YOU MONEY,
which means that you
Give us a chance to prove this as
sertion. We want your
tunities pass, but buy your cloth
C. S. Calkins reports a very rapid in
crease in his flock of goats at his ranch
north of town. A pet nanny recently
gave birth to twin kids, The weather
was bad and both died. In a Week
Now that the McMinnville Board of from that time tho mother goat gave
ger of the State University track team
to traiu the University athletes this Trade has endorsed the Lewis and Clark birth to another kid which is alive aud
exposition, it is presumed that the thriving.
coming season.
Plans of yesterday may not succeed management will lose no time in begin-
It is to be hoped that the outward
today. At Smith’s Studio you will al ing active operations.
manifestations of affection with w hich
The primary oratorical contest will bo
ways get a perfect likeness and up-to-
a newly married couple accompanied
date photographs. We eulage small field in Crater’s Hall next Friday night their departure from town the other
at
which
time
tbs
orator
will
be
chosen
pictures and guarantee them perfect.
day, is indicative of » “ strength of at
to reuresent Pacific College in the state
Samples at the gallery.
tachment” which will effectually with
Miss Lucetta Bailey, of Sherwood, oratorical contest which comes o ff in stand the prosaie wear and tear of ootn-
who has been one of the brightest stu Match.
ing days. The good Book itself says
To-morrow afternoon at 3 o ’clock in “ there is a time to embrace” and
dents at the college, returned home
Tuesday morning. Her friends say Crater’s H all will Ire played a match this was evident! y one of the times.
she will take the county examination game o f basket ball between the Dallas
E. C. Ward & Co. had a young chick -
and Newberg college teams. This game
preparatory to teaching school.
eu
show cf their own in the feed store
Yours fo r business,
On Wednesday afternoon at the is oaeof the regular league series and a Wednesday w hich attracted a steady
sharply
fought
contest
is
looked
for.
Seventh Day Adventist church, occurred
stream oi spec tutors. Along the middle
the marriage of Miss Rose Etta Cook of Admission 25s.
of last month they placed a "setting” of
Correspondence from Salem to the
this place to Winfred D. Wheeler, of
eggs in a Cypher incubator, for which
The Dalles, Rev. T. Broalllette, pastor Oregonian announces John S. Richie of they are agents, and Wednesday was
o f the Presbyterian church, officiating. Sootts Mills, who has many friends in “ coming out” day for the chicks.
Several friends o f the contracting par Newberg, ns a probable candidate for Many had never seen a hatching by
the state legislature from Marion coun
ties were present at the ceremony.
proxy, and the sight o f the little fellows
On Saturday evening at the Friends ty on the republican ticket. Mr. Richie rolling aud tumbling out of their shells
served
in
the
Dakota
Legislature
before
church at 7:30 o ’clock, will occur the
was an interesting one. The incubator
educational session o f the Quarterly coming to Oregon, hence legislative with contents was taken down to the
meeting. N ot only Friends, but ail duties would not bo wholly new to him . chicken show in the evening where it is
The boy of the present day who has now on exhibition.
those interested in the subject are oor-
dially invited to be present. The fol never seen any of Uncle Sam’s money
The first public show of the Chehalem
lowing program will be given: “ Child- in the shape of the old “ shin plaster,’ ’
Valley Poultry aud Pet Stock Associa
stud y,'’ Mabel H. Douglas; “ Our Atti may satisfy his cariosity by lookiag iu
tion now in progress in the Pickett
tude Toward Education," Prof. F. K. the show case of the postoffiee where F.
building, is very satisfactory. The ex
Jones; “ Home Life, a Factor in School C. Mills has placed two or three pieces
hibition is not a large one, which could
on exhibition. A piece of old confeder
L ife ,” P rof R . W . K irk.
P u r V a lu e $ 1 .OO p e r S h a r e P a i d u p a u d
not be expected, hut there are on e
ate
money
bearing
the
stamp
of
the
Jesse Edwards went down to the city
hundred and fifty very aristocratie
P
NON ASSESSABLE.
Tuesday morning taking with him some state of Georgia is also displayed.
s
birds on exhibition. The yards of New
fine samples of pressed brick and terra
Mrs. Jesse Edwards received a tele berg ami vicinity are well represented,
| a . C. Churchill. Pres.
Dr. II. J. Littlefield, Vice Pres.
cottus to exhibit to Portland architects phone message from Pendleton Tuesday and those of McMinnville as well. Some
A. P. Oliver, Sec’y.
J. C. Colcord, Treaa.
There is evidence that an unusually from Chas. Haworth one o f the pioneer fowls from the city also condescended
Clarence
Butt,
Attorney.
Bank of Newberg, Depository.
large number of substantial business residents of this place, informing her to come up and show by the side of
buildings will be erected in Portland that ids son George was sick and lay at their country cousins. Geo. W. Downs
D IR E C T O R S :
this year and the company’s prospects the point of death . Mr. Haworth very of Portland acted as judge, and on W ed
S. M. Caikius,
N. E. Britt,
jB. C. Miles,
for orders are correspondingly bright. much desired Mrs. Edwards to come up nesday evening gave a public exhibition
II. J . Littlefield,
A . P. Oliver,
According to present indications they and attend them in their hour o f atiiic- of ssoring birds, which was entertaining M e . A. Hodson,
Clarence Butt,
J. C. Colcord,
A . C. Churchill.
expect to double last year’s shipments. tion but conditions were such that she and helpful to the chicken fanciers pres
The Pacific Homestead publishes the could uot make the long trip.
ent. He gave practical object lessons on
following self-explanatory item relative
The Graphic is informed by an officer fowls on exhibition, showed their strong
W e have recieved word that our machine and outfit was
to a former Newberg citizen: A man of the Yamhill Coal and Oil Company and weak points, and told how to over
named A. M. Maurltzen, small of stature that overtures have recently been made come thin defect, and to attuin that
shipped on the 13. The delay was caused by rush of busi-
and with a Norwegian accent, is report to the company by other localities to perfection. Some
who heard
Mr.
ness with manufacturers. The O. R. & N. and S. P. R. R.
od to have been representing himself as develop prospective oil fields. It is Downs say that they learned more from \V>
people have promised to make a rush jo b in bringing stuff
an agent of the Homestead, in Lane barely possible that some people in this his short talk than they had before
out.
There are two cars, including boiler, engine, machi ne
county, Oregon. This man is not an vicinity don’ t appreciate the fact o f hav known. The show continues today and
casing etc. The total cost including freight is about $4500,
agent of the Homestead, and he is not ing sufficient energy and enterprise the public should encourage the associa
authorized to receive or receipt for m on right here at home to do our own de tion by a general attendance. A com
f. o. b. Newberg. Up in Whatcom, Washington, a few
ey for this paper. If anyone who reads veloping. It is evident that Newberg plete list of awards will be published
days ago they struck oil. Prom Whatcom, south through
this notice sees this man Mauritzen, enterprise has been noted by outsiders next week.
Washington aud Oregon to the California line, there are
will he please at once wire the Home at aoy rate.
now
drilling aud preparing to drill at least twelve companies.
stead, Salem, Oregon, at our expense.
During the months of March and
C o u n t y H eat C o r r e g p o n d e n c e .
clothing at our store at U N P R E C
ED EN TED , UNPARALLELED
and U N H E A R D o f prices. D on ’t
be a gump and let
flRY GOODS TRICE,
ing iu the
Our stock of SA ocs is a way above
the average.
W e are going to
show the most complete lino of
Spring Goods in every department
ever shown in this market.
flood; take
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Duncan & Son, bicyole dealers, say
they have ordered a thousand dollar
stock of wheels with which to open up
trade in the Bpring. Wheels are to be
still cheaper this season, a good general
purpose machine being purchasable for
twenty-five dollars If manufacturers
can make money putting out bicycles
at this price, which they certainly
d o or they wouldn’ t remain in the busi
ness, it can safely be conjectured that
their profits were a trilie gilt edged
when for the new and popular “ safety’ ’
they held up the bike enthusiast for
one hundred and fifty dollars.
Imperfect refraction of the eyes causes
the wrecking of the general nervous sys
tem or some nerve centre which has its
special Work to perform, causing many
ailments which medicine and climates
have failed to permanently care. Ail
headaches o f long standing are invaria
bly caused by an error of the refractive
qualities of the eyes. Call on Dr. C.
W?. Roberts, eye specialist, and he will
explain to you whether your eyes are
the cause oi your trouble. Read article
on “ W hy Do People Go Blind’ ’ in
another column Office at Mrs. Lamb’s
boarding house till February 16. E x
amination free
The prohibitionists rallied a hundred
voters at their convention last Friday
afternoon and placed Rev. H. Gould of
tiiis place in nomination for congress
from the first district, which was the
occasion for setting off a heavy train of
oratorical pyrotechnics. The prohibi
tion party seems very partial to its po
litical aspirants of Yamhill as this nomi
nation gives this county three prominent
places on the state ticket— A . J. Hun-
eaker of McMinnville for governor, and
R. W Kelsey of this place for stale sup-
erinten lent of public instruction, being
the other two nominees. The prohibi
tionists were addressed at Craters Hall
Friday evening by their candidate for
governor.
.
There is at least a prospect of the free
rural mail delivery service heing extend
ed here and two more routes established
from Newberg. One of the proposed
routes goes out east of town over Tar-
rott mountain, and the other ont through
Pprioghrook and over ChehaieiB moan-
tain. Tlie department at Washington
has ordered that the names of applicants
as carriers he sent in, so that the candi-
dates may be examined by the inspector
when he arrives to consider the advisa-
bility of establishing the desired routes,
I f that official arrives any time in the
near future and undertakes the naviga-
tion of the mountain roads in their pres-
ent state, the report he sends in is not
likely to
very flittering.
be
April reduced rates for settlers will be
made from the East as follows: From
Kansas City and Omaha, $25; Sioux
City, $27.90; St. Louis, $30; Chicago,
$33. These rates are second class, but
tickets will carry passengers to any
point on the Southern Pacific lines as
far south as Ashland. Auyone having
friends who are looking toward coming
to Oregon, will do well to notify them
of this opportunity for securing low
rates.
The first regular meeting of the city
council, under tire new regime took
place Monday evening and reorgamza
tion was effected for the coming year.
Mayor Christensou reads short inaugur
al address, which it is hoped can be
had for publication next week, uud ap
pointed the regular committees as fol
low s: Wavs and Means, Spaulding,
chr , Hodson, Morris; Fire and Water,
Hodson, chr.,
Spaulding, Morris;
Streets and Public Property, Stratton,
chr., Nicholson, Pressnall; Judiciary,
Morris, chr., Nicholson, Pressnall;
Health and Police, Hudson, chr., Nich
olson, Pressnall; Elections, Pressnall,
hr., Stratton, Nicholson. J. C. Hod
son was elected acting mayor and J. J.
Woods was re-elected marshal.
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County court is in session tiiis week.
Judge Boise held a short term of
court here the first of the week.
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The Chicago Store of this city was
placed in the bands of a receiver iaet
Saturday.
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Registration o f voters continnes slow
ly. About 300 have been registered in
the county clerk’s office. Registration
closes Muy 15.
On last Saturday, February 1, tli e
sheriff sold about 85 pieces of pro;>erty
in the county for delinquent taxes.
Tiiis is said to be the suiailest list Bold
for several years.
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Political aspirants are beginning to
make their appearance and it is probable
that by the time of the county conven- '
tion there will be no lack of martyrs !
who are willing to be sacrificed for the
good of the public.
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The complete organization of a Board
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of Trade in McMinnville was effected!
last Monday evening by the election of '
the following officers: Chas. Grisscn, V
Pres., C. C. Murtón, Vice Pres., H. S . 1 r,j
Maloney, Secy, and J. G. Eckrnan,
Treasurer.
Si
W h y D o P e o p l e G«» B lin d ?
days, and
The tide is at its
it while it serves or
HODSON BROS.,
Feed &
«D. IF.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
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Seed store
F L O U R , F E E D , H A Y & G R A IN
GARDEN & FLOW ER
SEEDS.
Free Delivery.
Newberg, Oregon.
E. P . D ix o n .
E. O. W a r d & Co.
H . C. D ix o n .
1st. Street, Newberg, Or
- - DENTISTS - -
CAPITAL STOCK $ 50,000
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lose your venture.
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these
next ten
save money.
P A K K E U & POOL.
jj
prices
can buy
Kewberg, Ore.
E .H . B R U N S O N
N ew berg
Buys, sells, trades
H u m o s s S Iioj).
and handles new
EVERY THINC IN THE UNE OF
h h
HORSE g o o d s ™
Repairiug Neatly Doue.
and
Give me
a call.
second-hand
furniture.
Call on
him for prices.
H. L. Sutherland.
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JOHN A. BECK,
W A TCH M AK ER
axd
of Newberg.
H. C. MILES, Prosldeut.
N. E. BRITT, VJc$*-Pre*.
E. H. WOODWARD, Secretary.
J. C. COLCORD, C ashier.
CAPITAL STOCK, $30,000.
JE W E L E R ,
B. O. MILES.
C. K. SPAULDING,
S olicits the patronage o f his o ld Indiana
F riends w ho ueed watch repairiug doue.
2 07 M o r r is o u St.
On the map o f Oregon and Washington you can trace the
PO RTLAN D , OR
numerous companies from Whatcom south in a direct line, jljj!
There is no connection whatever between these companies; <♦?<
each has been promoted and work inaugurated independent jWj
o f the other, but the prospect, the incentive for action, and <*>•
the probability o f success are in each case laid on the same
foundation; based on theory if you like, but a theory that ■<»
Dealer in
has the support o f the best geological knowledge. Geolo- |lj|
gists have always contended that the oil belt was continuous
through California, Oregon aud W ashington. Until this tjjj
strike at Whatcom, no oil was ever found north o f California.
ffle d ie m e s ,
This find at Whatcom makes our work a practical enter- jl|I
prise. Theory is knocked into a cocked hat; it Is certainly 4$
3 3 D D IK S ,
practical and not theoretical at Whatcom. W hile we have fl||]
had perfect confidence that development work would prove
S T A T IO N E R Y
the existence o f oil, we think and believe that the discovery ¡Ml jfn d a fu ll It no o f ~ ~ ~
o f oil at Whatcom clinches the matter. It endorses our claim
J -a n c g a n ti T Joitoi j l r t i e t e s .
and wipes out that old question o f distance. W e now have !M|
GOOD BARGAINS IN KODAKS
oil north and south of us; we are betwixt and between, as it
C am era. S u p p lie s
weie, and if the court knows herself, aud we think she does, |M
we will strike oil. Every dollar you put into the stock of
JCept in Stoek
this company will go to direct work o f development. It [Ml O B T P B M C M P T lO lf W .lllX A SPECIALTY.
will never cost more than you willingly subscribe; there is
no liability beyond the amount you purchase and pay for. ¡Mj
W e need your help now and respectfully solicit same.
P , JK C a ld w ell <& Co.
|Mj P h arm a cists
K. II. WOODWARD.
N. K. HKITT.
J. l i DOUOLA8, JR.
Director«.
C O R R E H I'O N D K N TS—Ladd & Tilton, Port
land; National Park Bank, New York.
Strangers visitin g the city are ln n te d to ca ll at
ttie hank for Information con cern in g the
city . C orrespondence invited.
©rags.
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Last Sunday's Oregonian published a
IIy D r . C . W . R o b e r t « .
picture and writeup of Isaac Putnam, as
Forty years ago there were, in the
the most eccentric character about Ore
R e s o lu tio n .
gon City, and as the subject of the civilized nations of the world, about 100 what is railed artificial refraction, a
The Newberg Prohibition Alliance
sketch lias been employed iu Newberg blind persons to where there is one to- thorough knowledge of which enables
lor some time, doing the plaster work 'lay. Aside from accident, the almost the refractionist of today to make a per invites the republicans of Newberg to a
on the new residence of Chas. K. .Spauld- universal cause o f hlindness is a congen- fect image on the retina in spite of the friendly discussion of tho following
“ Which political party
ing, some of the points given by the itul deformity of the eye. If the eye deformity, ttius enabling a natural and question:
Oregon City correspondent m ay be o f is misshapen in any manner, the lenses continued nse of the retina, giving it should receive the support of the con
interest to readers. “ Mr. Putnam claims do not make a perfect image of what it the proper exercise, in absence of which scientious voter at the coming state
to be the great-great-grandson of Israel [ looks at on the retina or sensitive lining j the eye goes blind. This is done with election?’ ’ We suggest that the debate
be held publicly and that each side be
Putnam of Revolutionary fame, and at the back o f the eye. Tiiis retina re- glasses.
with long beard and flowing hair reach -! tains its sensitiveness or ability to r e - ! Forty years ago children and young represented by two men. The Prohibi
tion debaters to bo (elected from the
ing o v e r his shoulders, he is an object C e iv e and i m p a r t tiiis image to the brain people were not allowed to wear these
of curiosity
He came West about the because of its constant use. T h e r e fo r e , glasses, lienee the cau«e of
so much Newberg Alliance and the Republicans
from the town of Newberg. M. Votaw,
time that Francis Schlatter, the ‘divine | if the image is not made the retina is , blindness then and so little now.
There may lie tw o or three qualities of secretary.
h e a l e r ,’ was causing so m u c h excite- not used end dies through lack o f exer-
ment, aud when the train reached Den- ciae, the same as any other part of the refraction required in s iqioetacle lens j
ver he was taken for the ‘ healer.’ Af body, and the person becomes blind, to make the image perfee'.ly, and if any [
L etter*.
ter his arrival in Oregon City he pur borne have brain and nerve strength one of these is left out, the glasses are
Mrs. Chas T. Curry 2, Mrs. J. T. M e-
chased Rock Island, a piece of land in sufficient to compel the crystalline or little better than none. This ia why so Cully, Mrs. E. Hardwick, B. F. Dewey.
the river about three miles above Ore accommodative lens to conform to tho many glasses are Dot satisfactory. If
E . H. Woodward, P. M.
gon City. The land comprises about 10 misshapen eye for years, and until they your glasses have failed to give you .
acres, and on this place Putnam raises have wrecked tho nervous system to perfect satisfaction it will oost you noth- j
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strawberries, watermelons and other such an extent that they no longer have ing to have your eves examined and ex- !
• ierr7 **“ >
fruit. He will allow nothing to be de- strength to do this work, they have plained to you in plain Eag ish in such ! A w» lc,‘ bet» <‘en
stroyed, and objects to the killing of fairly good vision and do not realize a manner that you cannot help but see tbe residence o f M. M. K Urania. l ’rnd-
leave watch st postoffiee.
snakes because they eat mice, etc. The that their eyes are wrong; fait with this plainly whv they rto not, by calling on «r
Clyde Lane.
oniy way to reach bis island is to call loss of strength goes the ability to com- Dr. C. W . Roberts, office at Mrs. L-irab s ;
him from the shore, then ha will bring pel the image; then comes the loss of hoarding boast. He ha» many Oregon .
T h e n H * W en t.
over his boat to take one across. He is sensitiveness which means blindness. references wiio have tried for years to
Borem (11 p. ni.)—A great many
very fond of company. Putnam served Others have all kinds o f diseases of the get satisfaction in tiiis line, but who
in the Civil War with company C, First eye, brought about through over-work- now have perfect virion without brain thing» go without aaying. Mi-» Cutting.
M in Cutting (ruppre»»ing a yawt.)—
West Virginia Artillery, and is a mem- Ing or straining the delicate muscles of effort, therefore perfect sat .»faction. In
N ew i«rg till February 16. E x a m iu a * Ye» ; -but they are le«e tlre-ome than ,
her of Meade Poet, No, 2, Grand Army . the eye to compel vision.
thing, that a«y witbvut going.
1 of the Republic”
This can only be remedied through t l o u F r e e .
The place to get your
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