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Local E v en ts. T he Douglas Studio for fotos. B runson pays Cash for second hand goods. H ear “ Hood Biver Sm ith’’ a t C ra te r’s hall M ouday nig h t. A 3'., in wagon for sale or trade for work horse. E. J . H aworth. If your ch air is broken Brunson will trade you a good one for it. A. R. C um pston of Sellwood visited friends in town tire tirst of the week. Mr. and Mrs. J . \V. Barrie were Port- >““ '1 “ c ^ P le of da>'8 tUo flr8t ‘ ¡*e week. R ural mail route inspector C lem ent ¡Seed potatoes for sale. E. J . H aworth. W anted—2tX) second b a u d stoves; will arrived yesterday evening and will in- j spect tlie two routes proposed from tiere, 1 pay cash, Brunson. Brunson does nil kinds of rep airin g j one east and the other north o f town. I have rorne pigs for sale. I’aul and upliolstcriiig. W anted—A young girl 15 years old I Macv, Springbrook, Or. $ A t U r . L l t t lo M o I t T m O t t l o m 1 W anted im m ediately, stock to pas : wants a place in some respectable fait»- Ai AT Ai A» Ai Ai Ai A; Ar Ai E. C. H all of Baker C ity, joined his tu re. A pply to George Howie. j iiy, w here she can abend school and wife here last week for a visit. I f you w ant a bargain aril on B ru n I pay for board by working night and Two e x tra good Jersey cows for sale, m orning. Address, Mrs. C. W. H anford, K. P . Dixuti. H. C. U lion. son. Cash paid for old stoves. | both fresh. E . M. Hudson. Newberg, O r., care C. C. C ady. t3 Miss E m el G raves of Sheridan is vis - . D E N T IS T S - - E verybody is invited to attend the iting in tow u w ith Mr. and Mrs. W . H. T h e L. T . L. silver m edal contest fruit grow ers’ m eeting Monday evening. will take place next Friday eveulng in G aliand. Kewberg, Ors. The largest supply in t9wn of candies, C rater's h all, tlie contestants bolng Go to T . B. Cum m ings for paints and dates and all kiuds of n u ts, a t S ta r Bak L ela H ev lan d , Effie P inuey, Mary oils. A full lino of u ndertaking goods U. A. Li m e tte te U. J. L U tletielil. ery. D uncan, Anna Bashaw, Nellie Terrell. kept in stock. E lsa H adley left the first of the week! All kinds of fresh fish m ay be found Clarence B utt and family moved to Amy G rafe and Nolia Tate. An ex for Castle Rock, W ashington, on th e a ‘ a n y tim e at the -Newberg Fisli and th e ir new house on N orth River street cellent m usical program lias been p re P oultry M arket. pared. A dm ittance, ten ceuts. yesterday. lookout for a job. Offices in C hehftlem V alley B ank B uilding. Miss Flora Bell of Portland will show T iiree stock or dairy ranches for sale ASNOVNt'KHKSr. F. E . Gove of C hehalein M ountain P h o n e No. 43. O w ing to tlie fact th at we have tw o R esidence n o rth of P u b lic School B uilding, has sold his place to a Portland gentle a nice line of trim m ed hats every I in Tillam ook county by W. H . Gullund P h o n e No. 41. candidates preparing tor th e n o m in a In q u ire a t Candy K itchen. m an whose name is reported as B rad T hursday a t E h re t B ros.’ store. Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Pemberton enjoy ford. T he E n terp rise Brick a n d Tile Com tion of S tate Senator from Newberg, ^ T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W . Mrs. E P . Dixon an d children left ed a v isit th is week from th eir m ariied pany shipped a carload of tile to Tuala and believing harm ony can best be m a in tain ed by tlie w ithdraw al of one, Monday m orning to join E . P. a t Gold \ daughter w ho lives near Rosedaie. tin the latter p a rt of this week. I hereby voluntarily w ithdraw my II. F . Allen left Friday m orning for H ill whore they will probably reside for A force of hands has beeu busy th is W ill p ra c tic e in a ll th e c o u rts of th e s ta te Chicago on a business trip and will week p u ttin g in new ties on tlie ra il uam o os a candidate for tlie legislature. S pecial a w hile. a tte n tio n g iv e n to probate w ork, the J . C. H opson . w ritiu g of deeds, m ortgage*, couW toU an d th e probably be gone some little tim e. road switch to the pressed brick factory. F o r sale —3 miles east of Newberg, 40 d ra ftin g of a ll legal p ap er* . CORKK8PONDKNCK Mrs. Agnes M. P ray w ho h as been acres of fine tim b er land. In q u ire of N o w b e rf. O re g o n . F. H . Callweli and E d Fendall w ent MCM1NNVIL1.K The dem ocratic comity convention O f f ic e — S econd F lo o r Jo h n Kirkley, 974 Macadam S t., Port visitiug several days w ith W. I I . Gal- dow n to P ortland yesterday to atten d lauds, left for P ortland M onday m o rn th e dem ocratic state a n d congressional to elect state delegates was held a t tlie B auk of N ew berg B u ild in g . land, Or. 5-30 court house last Saturday. A good dele co nventions. G. M. Bales left Monday m orning for ing. gation from all parts ot th e county was Miss Carrie Millspaugh S tate B aptist a visit with relatives in the E ast. H e N o farm er w ho contem p lates engag N ew berg will probably he gone sonio tw o or missionary, has been spending several ing in smull fruit culture can afford to present. Tho M cM innville Grunge and F arm H a rn ess Shop, days in N ew berg in the interests of her miss hearing Hon. E. L. Sm ith speak th ree m onths. e r ’s store, one of the largest aud be6t on th e subject. Mrs. F . H. Storey and d au g h ter M il church. general stores in the county, was closed EVERY THING IN THE LINE OF W hat do you think of those new sam dred arrived home M onday evening I will leave town about May 1, and this week by creditors. Tlie total liabil from th eir visit a t Seattle with Mr. ples at S m ith ’s Gallery 7 H e will have desire to collect outstanding accounts. tw H O R SE O-OODS w i ities am ounted to about $28,000 while o th er new things too—they are being Parties owing m e w ill please call and Storey’s m other. tlie assets seem to be considerably less settle by th a t d ate. Dr. Fred G ullette. th an th a t am ount. The failure of this Mrs. J . H . Douglas J r . and her m o th developed now. Miss Florence Ilall was up from P o rt er Mrs. E lizabeth H utchinson went Pete C hristenson came dow n from store is very much regretted as it was Give me down to P o rtlan d M onday, the latter land to atten d the m arriage of her sister Sherm an county th e first of the week to one of tlie most popular trad in g places Repairing Neatly Done. Miss Ida, Monday evening, re tu rn in g rem aining over for a sh o rt visit with h e r a call. rem ain a few days on business. He says in th e county. Tuesday morning. son Dr. W oods H utchinson. th e crop outlook over th ere is very Tlie prohibitionists of the co u n ty m et H. L. Sutherland. N otice —E. II. Brunson has opened a prom ising. Rev. and M rs. T. Brouiliette went to in convention last Tuesday and nom Salem Tuesday and a tten d ed ttie an second hand store at his old place n e x t W. J . S tater lias bought the A nthony inated a full county ticket. A num ber nual m eetin g of the W om an’s Presby- to A1 Cooper’s m eat m arket where lie Atkinson farm up tho valley for specu of addresses were made during tlie after GET Y O U R------ terial M issionary Society, of wbicii o r will be pleased to have you call and get lative purposes. Tliis is a flue farm noon. P res. Boardm an’s speech w as ganization Mra. B rouiliette is president. prices. and w ith a little fixing up will catch the received tho best as his rem arks were free from slurs and unpleasant criticism J. II. Miller came up from O akland, eye of th e prospective buyer. W hile working on Pres. McGrew’s house last F riday, Torn Cum m ings r e Douglas county, iho la tte r p a rt o f last R ev. J . E. W hiting, a Wesleyan of those holding different view s, which ceived a bad fail w hich resulted in a week on business relative to th e sale of M ethodist m inister of North Y am hill, cannot be suid of all th e rem arks m ade. broken rib and some pretty had miscel his residence property o n M eridian preached Sunday in th e Friends church The Meneley quartet was present in the laneous bruises and scratches, w liiih stre e t to G ottfried Keller. a t both m orning and evening services. afternoon and entertained the audience have laid him on the shelf for some Geo. T rout, lately from N ebraska, He lias been holding meetings in town with several selections. In th e evening AND YOUR - - - th e q u a rte t gave a concert at the O pera days. N ew berg, Oregon. was in town a few days ago visiting at the Evangelical church. house w hich was highly appreciated by The C hristian Endeavor society of the w ith old friends and neighbors in th e Mr. and M rs. G . C. S tanard and fr ie n d s church held asocial at the tim e persons of M r. aud Mrs. E. K . Kbaw. young son, late of Brownsville, arrived a large audience. COUNTY COURT, APRIL TERM. of the regular business m eeting S atu r Mr. Trout has secured a large tra c t of last week and visited in town until th e In th e m atter of petition of L . C. day evening. Officers for th e ensuing land near Albany. t F ir s t an d Main m iddle of th is w eek w ith the form er's Thom pson and others for road, It is o r Irunson s. Htrects. six m onths were chosen, anil com m it Tlie following nam ed delegates went b ro th er, Rev. F . C. S tanard and fam ily. dered th a t the road be established and P u r V a lu e $ 1 . 0 0 p e r S h a r e P a i d u p a u d tees appointed, lla rlo n S m ith being to Forest Grove last Friday and a tte n d M r. S tan ard h a s sold his B row nsville opened. elected as president. Resignation of road supervisors for ed the d istric t convention of th e E p- hom e a n d is looking for a n o th er loca NON A SSESSA BLE. districts N o. 23 and 31 accepted ami Teams commenced th e first of the worth League, returning Monday : Rev. tion. Jam es Reid an d C. C. B arker appointed. ||] a . C. C hurchill. Pres. D r. H. J . L ittlefield, Vico Pres. week hauling clay from the W illam iua II. Gould, .Messrs. F ra n s Deaeh, H . E. H . O. H anson of Chehalem C enter is Ordered th a t resilient tax payer* of clay beds. T he clay is hauled in wag I’iriney, Chas. Lapp, A lbert Wilson, dem onstrating w hat th e small farm can the county be charged one dollar per A. P . O liver, Sec’y. J . C. Coleord, T reas. ons to Sheridan an d from here it is load Jesse S m ith , and th e Misses Essie do in tho dairy business. D uring last m onth for license to peddle in the C larence B utt, A ttorney. Bank of N ew berg, Depository. county. ed on the cars and shipped to Newberg H evland and Rose Bashaw. m onth by sending cream to the Newberg O rdered th a t road funds now on hand D IR E C T O R S : w here it is used in m aking fire proof Notice is hereby given to th e m em C ream ery he cleared sixteen dollars pressed brick.—S heridan Sun. 1, 134 days $201 00 bers of the Newberg Small F ru it Asso from four cows, above cost of feed. Road d istrict No. ‘•B. 0 . M iles, 8 . M. C alkins, N . E. B ritt, 14 490 00 41 1 4 «1 327 C aptain J . W. W ebb, a steam boat ciation and all interested in th e sam e, O tiiers are doing equally well a t the 41 44 2, 3, 217 44 325 50 <4 m jc . A. H oJson, H . J . L ittlefield, A . 1\ Oliver, man of P ortland, came up th e latter part th a t there will be a m eeting of said as business. it 4« 44 4, 569 44 838 50 4 4 4 4 4 4 II of last week to see his wife who is stay- sociation a t C raters hall, Monday ev e n 105 157 50 5, H c ia r e n c e B u tt, J . C . Coleord, A. C. C hurchill. Mr. and Mrs. W . D. Stilwell, the la t 44 44 6, 225 44 337 50 it fag for a tim e w ith h er sister, Mrs. ing a t 8 o ’clock, A pril 14. H on. E. L. ter being better know n here as Mrs. M. 14 44 7, 138 if il 207 50 W oodard C harles. On his re tu rn he Sm ith and other m em bers of th e S tate E. Myers, came o u t from Tillam ook the NEWBERG, OREGON. 44 14 8, 228 44 342 00 il started out from P ortland in charge of Board of H orticulture have prom ised to la tte r p art of last week and have been 44 41 9, 127 •* it Officers & Directors: 190 50 Since Mr. Watson, the oil expert, visited our property 44 44 10, 193 44 289 50 a tug w hich tie had been ordered to take be.present. L et th e re lie a good turnout. m aking a visit in Newberg. T hey cam e a a 41 «4 11, 291 41 438 50 A l p h e u s M i l l s , Pres., J. C. Mc- we have passed out of the wild cat class referred to in our up the coast aud down the Souud tu Joseph H all, Pres. out by steam er around by A storia, n ear 44 44 12, 230 4« 345 00 C r k a , Vice-Pres., M o se s V o t a w , a Tacoma. last week’s ad, aud moved up a peg, il not in, the sure thing The fact th a t one hundred an d ten ly cveryboJj’ on board being helplessly 44 309 00 Cashier, J. K in l e y B l a ir . n 44 44 206 44 180 00 44 44 13, n M rs. W . S. Pem berthy an 1 dau g h ters dollars were received a t the door is suffi sea sick as the passage was unusually class. Of course we are pleased to have auy man claiming 14, 120 Correspondents: ti 44 44 15, 215 44 322 56 of Clear Lake, South Dakoka, arrived ciently indicative as to the attendance rough. expert knowledge pronounce us as sure wiuners in our de 44 337 50 Western National Bank, New a 44 14 225 h ere Monday and joined Mr. P em b erth y at th e Meneley Concert on T hursday D an. J . G ilbert who recently arrived 44 411 00 York, U. S. National Bank, Port it 14 44 16, velopment for oil. Some people are skeptical of expert 27, 17, who had already been here several days. evening of last w eek, and then some left a t Salem witli a car of household effects, II 14 18, 468 44 702 00 h land, McMinnville National Bank, claims but nevertheless experts have cut a material figure in 4 4 4 1 n 4 4 Mrs. P em berthy is an au n t of J o h n on account of lack of seating room . The from M oreland, H enry county, In d ian a, 19, 178 267 50 Established 1893 . 44 41 14 20, 220 44 330 00 McMinnville. past discoveries of oil. To one who is putting money or D unstan. The family will look a t our concert was good a n d was well received has been about town durin g tlie week »4 14 21, 359 I t 44 538 50 country w ith a view of locating som e thro u g h o u t. Some who heard the calling on form er friends and looking at time into development work, it is quite gratifying to have 44 14 44 22, 82 44 123 (X) tim e in tlie future, and it might be well M eneieys here last year th in k th e loss tlie country. Eleven years have passed ll 44 44 23, 273 44 409 50 T t a : x x s ^ x a r j t x j i s t x m K S ^ expert indorsement. Geological experts say we should fiud 44 44 24, 138 44 207 00 1 to suggest to them as well as to o thers of th e ir form er soprano lias weakened since Dan left Oregon and he says tlie oil. Mr. Watson, who is the originator of an apparatus for 44 487 60 It 44 4 4 *’ 325 from th e E ast lately, th a t they reserve tiie q u a rte t Bomewluit, hut th e im per changes he notes are very pronounced. 44 44 -25, 44 330 00 II 220 which he claims the power to locate oil, a machine thorough 26, th e ir verdict on Oregon, until this “ u n sonator Knox is tlie same today, yester If lie decides to cast his lot in this part 41 44 27, 491 44 736 50 r 41 ly tested in known oil fields, not ouly bears out the geologi u su al” w eather in th e way of cold rainy day, and tom orrow an d is a whole show of th e moral heritage h e will m ake no 44 44 28, 16« 44 249 00 rOf Perfume are you using—it i 44 44 44 44 29‘ 167 44 250 50 days gives way to our blithesome, bonny in him self any tim e. cal claim but is willing to back his machine’s te9t with coin. m istake. 44 44 30, 244 44 366 00 J so nice? 44 days of spring, when they will th in k At th e dem ocratic county convention All of this should prove of interest to the people of Yamhill M ilton Bales and wife, of H am ilton 4 4 44 44 44 31, 38 00 Why it is Extraite de Violettel 24 th ey never saw such a royal country. held in M cM innville last Saturday the county, In d ian a, Mr. and M rs. Ode H at county and the public in general. It’s unfair for people to * de Parme, manufactured by On last Friday evening, previous to following nam ed persons were elected field of D ayton and J . W . Hobbs of Mc T o tal.................................. $10753 59 hold back their support who are able to realize that a good th e ir moving to P ortland, Prof, and as delegates to the district and etate M innville, were in town Tuesday visit Bills allowed for romls and bridges, J Roger & Gallet, Paris. development of oil or coal will prove a valuable industry, In d ig en t and poor $447 60. M rs. R . W . Kelsey were tendered a re convention: F. II. Caldw ell, Newberg, ing with form er In d ia n a friends and $411 60. Aud where did you get it? A ^ the benefits of which no man can escape. We receive less ception lay th e stu d en ts, alum ni and Paul F uudm an, W illam ina, J . A. S im relatives. Mrs. Bales is a sister of Mrs. Court, expenses $2S3 1)0. Officers salaries * F. H. CAEDWELE & $9t!6 96. S tationery and printing $92 45. board of managers of Pacific College, mons, Nortli Y am hill, A .U . McKinnon, J. W . Hobbs and a cousin of Mrs. H a t Miscellaneous $167 68. support from those who will reap the greatest benefits. The Total $2370 09. The Prescription Druggists w hich wus well attended and much e n A m ity, C. V . G allow ay, M cM innville, fields. M r. Bales and M rs. T. B. C um company’s intentions can not be questioned. Our posses- N o tic e t o 1 * 011 1 tr y I ta U e r e . Aud the price—only 75 cents joyed by those present. A t th e close of R. L. H arris, D ayton, H . Kummell, mings grew up in th e sam e fam ily to sion of drilling outfit now located on drilling ground, with For th e purpose of creating a fund to per ounce. Well I guess Ij th e evening, on hciiaif of the stu d e n ts McMinnville, E. G. Feudal!, W est Che- g eth er as children, but later on in life |(tj| engagement of drilliug crew, settles for all time doubts as to Miss Nervia W right assured the profes balem , W. R. K irkw ood, Hopewell, H . they became separated and had not met lie used for tiie destruction of haw ks in will go and get an ounce. i our ability to start the work. Now is the time to come to sor and his wife of the general esteem in Holmes, Sheridan, A . M. F anning, Belle for more th a n tw enty'five years until th e vicinity of Newberg and Spring Well you will have to hurry a: w hich they were field, and of th e grati- vue. F . H . Caldw ell was selected as th e y m et here Tuesday, when they brook, we tlie undersigned will pay in I the front with your subscription. We have been progres- ¿j there is only a limited amountj tude felt tow ard them for th eir efficient cominiUeinan for N ortli Newlierg and sp en t tlie tim e very pleasantly talking to th e hands of agent or agents appoint |jjji sive in our part of the busiuess. The management have as- ed by tlie l’oultry Association, first a s J imported each year. work, as a token of which she presented C. E . Jones for Houtb Newberg precinct. over old times. |M| sttmed obligations far greater than we have requested of any sessm ent of 25c each, and if necessary them a bust of A braham Lincoln. In ¡»¡Well if you do not get the Vio-| M arried, a t th e residence o f the L ittle im portant business w as trans- another assessm ent, in all not to exceed £& stockholder of record or prospective. All we ask is your bis acknow ledgem ent, Prof. Kelsey brid e’s p a ren ts o u t east of town, Mon- lette de Parme, they have lots acted'St tiie regular m eeting of tho city 50c each. Said association to pay to co-operation to the extent of a few dollars, and if you, the sprung som ething of a surprise by th e I day evening, A pril 7, Miss Id a B. Hall of others at 25 to 50 cents perjj council Monday evening. An ordinance signers of tills paper, or any one em announcem ent th a t a few hours previ I of this place to Mr. Harley O. W arren, was passed m aking it a violation of the ployed by them , a premium of 50c for H- ounce, which are very nice. ^ rMv business man and the land owner would come to the front ous ho had contracted witli th e hoard of ■ of Bagley, M innesota, Rev. Jos. H all, Ml with only such amount as horse sense would figure out you law to m u tilate or deface public shade every large hawk, and 25c for each r * ».--a.- X.- y A.- X.- XT Js -y X.A, A.-A; A.-AT i m anagers to rem ain an o th er year in fattier of th e bride officiating. T he trees or to put up barbed wire fence sm all haw k killed, and deliverer] in 24 |*j could afford to give to know that coal or oil existed, we Pacific College, which announcem ent ceremony wa3 performed in th e presence along public streets. A m otion to re hours after it is killed. T his is in force M ) would be financed and you would feel better. w as received with great enth u siasm by | 0f th e fam ily, only, and a very few peal tlie curfew ordinance was carried, from April loth to July 1st, 1902. th e students. friends. The bride is known in New- and the recorder ordered to draw up a By order of association Jtcv. Jos. H all I t is wondered w hether th e citizens of berg as a young lady of w orth and in- new one. Bills were allowed for city is appointed agent for association, who B. C. MILES, P resid e n t. Newberg, parents in p articular, realize , tegrity, and will be greatly missed by w ork and supplies as follows: Spauld will receive all money and pay nil N. E. BRITT. Vice Pre*. th e num ber of boys in this tow n w ho ! her associates. The young m an, who ing Logging <’o. $10.20; Clarence B u tt, K. H. WOODWARD, S ecretary . prem ium s. Those wishing to help in are tiecoming confirmed in the offensive has proved a successful wooer w ith a $15; J . J . Woods, $35; F. H . Storey, J . C. COLCORD. C auhler. this undertak in g wi l call on M r. Hall liabit of cigarette sm oking. If the roll handicap of some tw o thousand miles, | $16 60; Dr. G ullette, $7.50; C. J . E d or ( '. F. Butler, sign paper and leave was called of you th s ra n g in g ill age m akes a good impression am ong strung- w ards, $41.67; A. Hodgson, $37.38; first paym ent. By order of Association. B. C. MILKS, from twelve to eighteen years, w hat pro- ers and holds down a position in a hank G raphic, $6; M. Id. Pinney, $4.65. C. K. SPACLI>ING. C. E . Newhonse, Sec'y. portion is it supposed would be found *n his home town. Mr. and Mrs. War-1 A t th e county prohibition convention E. H. WOODWARD. Newberg, O r., April 2, 1902. 5. R. BKITT. following in th e footsteps of th e cigar- re» will probable leave foi th e ir Minne- ; held a t M cM innville last Tuesday th e J . U DOUGLAS, JR . D irector*. e tte fiend? We could give an idea, but »"ta home in about two weeks, followed m atter ol m ak in g up th e county ticket W hat is th e use in em ploying some for th e fair nam e of th e town desist, by th e best wishes of m any friends fori was left with a cnm niitte of ten d ele one to do your dyeing for you. If you Suffice it to say th a t th e prevalence of much happiness 4ml many pleasures in gates, whose slate was ratified by tiie use Putnam Fadeless Dyes you can do C n r .K E B P O N n E J f T * — Ladd A T ilto n . P o rt la n d , N ational Park B ank, Now Y ork. th e liabit is little less th an ap p ailiu g — th eir sojourn through life together, convention. The comm ittee was m ade it ju st as well as a professional. Sold by especially ns it seems to be on th e in- L A ttention is called to th e notice given up o f H . G ould, E . 8 C raven, J. R, Mc- C. F . Moore A Co. 10c per package. crease locally. I t is not more m arked elsewhere in these colum ns of the meet - Killop, J . F . Day, C. F . Mills, M. F. S tranger* v la ltln * the c ity a re In v ite d to c a ll at D U N D E E IT E M S . th e bank for Inform ation c o n c e rn in g tho th a n in o th e r towns doubtless, but th a t ing to be held u n d er the auspices of the Adams, E . W. Howe. J . C. Lucas, E . c ity . C o rrespondence in v ite d . T h e S. P. carpenters finished the Sell the Best the Market Affords, such as the is nothing to th e credit of tho cigarette- Newberg Sm all F ru it Association n ext ' W. Rea and E . 8. Mincliin. The ticket new depot Tuesday and left for Port sucking striplings of Newberg. I t m ay Monday evening, t t is 10 be one of th e pnt up reads a« follows: S enator, Pres. land W ednesday w here th ey w ill do be th a t the knowledge th a t there is a most im p o rtan t meetings of th e kind H. L. Itoardinan, of M cM innville; rep som e work. law against selling cigarettes to minors held here lot some tim e, as the presence resentatives, Wm. M anning of N ew berg M. M. E dw ards an d fam ily have gives p aren ts a sense ot secu rity . If so, I of the members of the State Board of a n d W m. E. McCutcheon, of C arlto n ; m oved into tlie old H aines house. it is a fal«e sense, and th e eooner they H orticulture will give it som ething of an jo in t representative, T. I - Jones, of T he city council at a recen t m eetin g T he place to g e t your are relieved of it th e b etter. Law or no olficda! significance. H on. E. L. S m ith, D ayton; sheriff, Howard W illiam s, of decided to open th e stre e t th ro u g h All of which are GUARANTEED. law the Boys are g etting th e cigarettes, of Hood River slioul I draw a good au- N ew berg; clerk, F. B. R utherford, of Mc Wm. T h n rr’s and Jo h n F,gll's places, DRUGS & MEDICINES. and to be on th e safe side there will be dience on any subject at any tim e, and as M innville ; recorder, C. H . C hristenson, lo o k o u t for a hot tim e, b u t let th e good no th in g amis* in fathers ta k in g an in he will tell us from his ripe ex p erien ce of A m ity ; treasurer, J . C. Lucas, of w ork go on. ventory of th eir eons’ habits and prac- about an industry in w hich Newberg is N ewberg; comm issioner, C. F. Mills, of K. C. Crosby hss a notice posted of ticee. Some fathers would resen t the especially interested at th is tim e, he M cM innville; ju d g e, D . A. S nyder, of fering $25 rew ard for inform ation as to PRESCRIPTION WORK A charge th a t th eir boys are fooling with should be favored with an unusually D ay to n ; assessor, C. E. N ew hqnse, of w ho laid his fence dow n letting slock SPECIALTY. th e poison b u t some fathers in this town good attend nice. H e will be accom S p rin g b ro o k ; coroner, C. D. H oward, in to his ch eat field. Seems as he h ss are being deceived. Many things can panied by Comm issioner Newell and of L aF ay elte. Prohibitionists in a t som e idea who it was. be condoned in youths, on th e plea th a t Messrs. Lstnberson, Carson a n d R ey tendance at the convention from New T he doctor was called S u n d ay t o 1 H o o k a , s t a t i o n e r y . F a n c y and "boys will be boys,’’ b u t let it be re nolds and probably o th er mein tiers of berg were J. H . Dailey, M atthew T er w ait on E veret R oasberry, he h av in g T o ile t A rtic le « . C a a i n r a and m em bered th a t the cigarette boy gen- the state board. An o p portunity will rell, Elwood M inchin, Wm. Manning, q u in zy w hich required lancing. E ater 1 K o d a k * a u d a ll kind* o f C a m a r a erally m akes a cigarette man and th a t thus be offered to learn about a'raw lierry E . 8 . C raven and son W illie, J. C. E neas, in the d ay he returned to see a Miss Hiippllcw. is about as near nothing as can well be culture which should be made th e m ost H . G ould, J. E. Sm ith and N. C. C bria- T ow nsend who is sla y in g a t Mrs. F ish - { L E S S O N S G IV E N IN K O D A K -, conceive!. j of. er'a, she h av in g tonsillUa. tensou. FRY. \ J . IF. Gallati« PHYSICIAN t SURGEON i , O lfc O T M M O Tlie matter of clothes comes up again with tlie coming of spring anti we want to say there is nothing the matter with the clothing we sell. Our spring showing is tho finest possible selection from the best makers— the kind that keep customers coming to us for all the clothing they wear* Don’t forget to look through our stock before purchasing; we can please our with quality and price. LITTLEFIELD BROS., PHYSICIANS A SURGEONS. j CLARENCE BUTT. Saws, Lawn Mowers and Tools S h a rp e n e d 1 YA1IIL1LI0! G1PI! Furniture Fixed up and Upholstered at & CAPITAL STOCK $50,000 6 H 1 ÏÏJIL E JV Î i W h a t J fin d cavi B Bank of Newberg. CAPITAL STOCK, $30.G00. • Tfetv *10heeis/ 77 . If. SD. ‘D u n can dt S on s, Columbia, Cleveland, Tribune, Ram bler, Snell and Yale, *lde d fa v c the uftest E q u ip p ed REPAIR SHOP S n th e C ounty. •Sundries ou band at all times.
