Newberg graphic., April 25, 1902, Image 3

Local Events.
The Douglas Studio for fotos.
Apply A. J . road from Portland recently and on
J C. Siwyer is arranging to move to
Pony wanted, cheap.
i U utebins, NewLerg.
his arrival at Dundee left the train
H erb ert Coffin visited a t Dayton over Oregon City.
and footed it across th e country to
Suuday.
A.
II.
Cartridge
of
Portland
visited
in
If
you
w
a
n
t
pure,
fresh
candy
buy
ft
Wool and mohair bought at Chelutlein
a point on tile West Side rather than
Call at Chehalem Valley Mills* for Newberg the first of the week,
j of the YAV.C.A. girls.
1
Valley Mills.
take a n y further chances, remembering
your wool sacks.
| The best line of teas and coflves in
Twenty acres of good potato land for
H en ry Morris was down sick the first
th at he left a dependent family behind
rent.
tf
M. Votaw.
The band hoys are cleaning up th e ; Gie city a t W iU ou’s grocery,
of the week but is up again.
him. Joseph Wilson, the agent for the
band stau d where they will meet for
You can buy your wool sacks an d sell
Mr. an»l Mr*. G lenn Winslow are on a river steamers, says travel by their lines
You will always find a complete line
practice.
\ your wool and mohair at C. V. Mills.
fortnight’s visit w ith the latter's mother is rapidly on the increase, an d a reason
o! fresh vegetables at Wilson’s grocery.
All kinds of fresh fish may he found
C. K. Spauldings moved into th eir at Corvallis.
for this is easily to be figurej out. The
Mr. and Mrs. Jim McPoland o ' Mid­
at any time at th e Newberg Fish and fine new residence the latter part of last
Dr. H. J . Littlefield and family arc 8. P. company has simply neglected
dleton visited relatives in town ovet
Poultry Market.
j week.
expected home from Arizona early In this branch of its lines until it is “ away
Sunday.
down at the heel” and it is becoming
H . A. Forclit w h o spent th e winter at
H. 8. B ritt came up from Portland next m outh.
Go toT. id. Cummings for paints and Francis, Washington, is iu town looking
Saturday evening and visited a t home J Nelson »Sykes left Jas t week to look the laughing stock of t h e traveling pub­
oils. A full line of undertaking goods
after his property.
over Snuday.
1 alter a claim of his in Linn county. He lic, and passengers who have been ac
kept in stock.
customed to sm oother liues of travel
Miss Flora Bell ol Portland will show . G. W. Cutts of Shedds made a flying j
»'“» » land claim,
Mr. Camt>bell, host at Cottage Hotel a nice line of trim med hats every
trip to Newberg Tuesday returning the , Mrs. Mary E. Teats, National Purity tako to the river steamers, although a
reports business good with capacity Thursday at Eliret Bros.’ store.
following day.
| evangelist of the W. C. T. U. will bo in little more time m ay be consumed in
taxed to utmost to accomodate his pa­
making a trip. Newberg Is furnishing
W hat do you think of those new sam­
Mr. and Mrs. Will Blair and children ' Ni%berg at an early day .
trons.
a large volume ef business for the 8. P.
ples at S m ith's Gallery? He will have of Portland spent Sunday in Newberg
Jersey calves at one dollar apiece at
in the face of these a d ie rse condhions
Foil s a l e —3 miles east of Newberg, 40
R Petty joh n’s. Gall early or after six
other new things too—they are being with L. F. Halls,
hut it Is fortunate for us th a t we have
acres of fine tim ber land. In q u ire o(
developed now.
Jam es Scott and family of Salem vis­ in the evening. No Sunday traffic.
ail open river and a good line of steam ­
Jo h n Kirkley, 974 Macadam St., Port­
Mrs. M. J . Jessup of Whittier, Cal­ ited here Sunday with Ervin Scotts.
C urt Parker and Jo h n Hiratton were boats to fall back on In times of stress,
land, Or.
5-30
ifornia, who has been visiting tiere for Mr Scott is an uncle of E rvin .
in Portland last Saturday in the busi­ such as we are now passing through.
C. D." Pool, who has been ill with I several m onths intends to start homo
Theodore Cook, of Idaho, has been ness interests of the college Crescent.
The Graphic dislikes to publish such
pneumonia for several weeks is able to
again next week.
After being ill school all day a glass conditions to the world hut we have
here
several days visiting with his cous­
be up and about his business a p a rt of
of cool lemonade will be refreshing. waited patiently an d long for better
j Mrs. E. K. Shaw fakes this means of ins, Abe Coo'.; an d Mrs. II. A. Grafe.
th e time.
Call at Miss E d w ard s’ studio.
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j expressing her appreciation of the as­
things mid yet th e pas* w inter 1ms only
Chopping
ten
cents
per
hu
nd
red
or
S. C. H a m d e n , who lately moved
sistance of all who aided her iu making $1.50 in ton lots at Chehalem Valley
seen them wax worse and worse and the
W.
P.
Mil!herons
who
have
lieon
liv­
h eie from Oklahoma, is making ex ten ­
the L. T. L. contest a success.
Mills. Also nice white seed oats for sale. ing w ith H. C. Paulsons out at Clieha- people are beginning to cry out “ How
sive improvements to his home on south
Mishael Terrell, a brother of Matthew
Save your coppeis, children, and lem Center, moved to Portland Monday. long, Mr. Koehler, Oil how long?”
Meridian street.
T h a t there is room for improvement
Terrell, arrived here w ith his wife from bring them to the YAV.C.A. c a n d y sale
Claude Clark came down from Cor­
Pres. H. E. McGrew took the boat for
Oskaloosa, Iowa, Monday and will re­ w here you will get your “ sweet to oth’’ vallis w ith the O. A. Cl. delegation yes- the company will certainly concede and
Portland Saturday and on »Sunday a ft e r ­
main fur some time visiting and seeing .filled.
tenlay to attend the prohibition orator- any changes for the better that may he
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noon delivered an address before the
contemplated the Graphic will gladly
Oregon.
T. B. Cummings & Co. have just re- icul contest this evenin g.
P ortland Y.M.C.A.
give to a long suffering public.
If nine tenths of th e dogs th a t lodge j ceived a fine new stock of wall paper.
W.
D.
Comer
who
has
been
in
the
N . S . Jones has purchased the d w ell­
in Newberg were sent to th e soap fac­ It will ho worth your while to call and East for some months, stopped off at
D U N D E E IT E M S .
ing on the east side of th e canyon for­
tory and the other te n th kept a t the } examine it.
Newberg over Sunday for a short visit,
merly owned by W right & Cooper and
G.
W
.
Byers,
Sr., has the roof on his
homes of their owners it would be a
Mrs. W. G. Allen and Mrs. H . F. on liis way back to Seattle.
will move in at onco.
new house now.
measure of relief to a long suffering
The “ 0 . V. M. Excellent” flour giv­
' Allen went down to Sherwood Saturday
Mr. Ellton Shaw and Miss E dna I.. public.
»Ml report a good tim e at the surprise
¡ f o r a visit with the former’s parents, en in exchange for wheat—40 lbs. to the party on Joe Hess Monday eve.
Perkins of Salem have been visiting in
Tile little two year old son of Mr. and ; Rev. an d .Mrs. Martin Cook,
bushel, at Chehalem Valley Mills, Main
town this week with the former's par­
Born—To Mr. and Sirs. Albert Llven-
Mrs. A. R. Mills, of Springbrook, who j Mrs. Susana Scott, the mother of Mrs. street, near depot, Newberg, Or.
ents Mr. and »Mrs. E. lx. Shaw on eoutti
g»md April 18, a boy. »Ml doing well.
had been sick for several days of heart ; Joh n Hodson, arrived here from Marion,
Mrs. Knowles and daughter who re­
Meridian street.
troublo died at an early hour last Mon­
Mrs. Flavin from Portland sp ent Mon­
\ Abner Blair, eon ol J . K . Blair, a r­ day morning. The burial took place on Ind iaca, last Friday. She will remain cently arrived from the E ast have day and Tuesday with Mrs. Comstock.
with her daughter a year or more.
bought the Cook tw enty acre tract on
rived here last Saturday evening with Tuesday in the forenoou.
Pressuall the laundry man was up and
The fisherman who returns froiyi the Wynooski street of Lon Hadley.
his family consisting of wife and four
Allen Smith is working at carpenter­ river with two or three unid heads
B. S. Cooks came up from Portland established an agency hero with G. W .
children, from New Providence, Iowa.
ing at Long Beach, California, where he j g ; r u n g o n a 8 t k . k w i n b o put down by Saturday evening and visited relatives Byers J r . as agent.
Mr. Blair spent a sum mer here several
went on a prospecting tour recently, every kid lie meets as n tenderfoot.
Geo. Ryan fed well a few of liis many
hero for a few days. Mrs. Cook’s father,
years ago an J this time he comes with
hut a t no better wages th an is being
friends
Wednesday eve, this being the
uncle
John
Hanson,
returned
w
ith
them
the intention of rem aining.
Get ahead of th e flies and buy your
paid in Newberg. The family think3 he
anniversary of his birth.
door and window screens now, at N e w ­ for a visit.
F. M. York was over from Carlton on will retu rn at an early date.
Say! J u s t take a look at th ose D u n ­
berg Sash a n d Door Factory.
Mr. and Mrs. H arley O. W arren left
business Wednesday. He stated to a
Rose bushes are already Bliowing a
With
the first of the week for th eir homo at dee hills. Are they not lovely?
W. P . Heacock A Sons.
representative of the Graphic th a t th e
g reat many good sized buds and if th at
such
u
view
unybody
ought
to
be
con­
Bagley,
Minnesota.
The
Graphic
will
report published some time ago, placing
Roscoe Cahill, of Amboy, Washing­
Kansas and Nebraska zephyr the dis­
h im iu the list of candidates for county
ton, who left school some weeks ago, follow them and keep them posted on tent to stay in Dundee.
patches toll us about would only blow
It seems th at Newberg is not the only
judge was entirely unfounded, as lie
after his severe attack of pneumonia, Newberg happenings.
Its breath against th a t snow bank out
was not a candidate for any other office.
returned again Wednesday, accom­
Mrs. M . E . Satchwell drove over to place ntHicted with hoys th a t persist in
in th e Coast Range for an hour or two,
Forest Grove Wednesday witli the smoking “ coffin nails” as wc sec boys of
Wilfred Pemberton of Rosedale, who we would soon have an abundance of panied by his mother.
has been attending college here was roses, th e flower of flowers.
K. A. Hayes was up from Vancouver, friends from the East who h a d been all ages smoking these vile tilings here.
called home last week by the serious ill­
Washington, th e middle of the week visiting her for several days and left .And not only this but they have not re­
It seems rather remarkable th a t some
spect enough for themselves not to
ness of his eighteen-year old brother
looking after his place out north of th e m there for a visit.
people will become 60 absorbed with a
Ross. The latter who was stricken witli
town. He in ten d s to move back here
Ex-County Commissioner D. B. King- smoke iu the presence of ladies.
sermon that on leaving the church they
N it .
appendicitis was taken to the »Salem
with liis family later on.
ery lias yielded to the persuasion of
will pick Up a first, class umbrella from a
hospital where he died Sunday morning.
many
friends
to
allow
his
name
to
be
W
hat
is
th
e
use
in
employing
some
O bltu ary .
corner where th ey put a shabby one as
The Dayton Evaporator Company last th ey entered the church and never one to do your dyeing for you. If you used in connection with the office o(
IIow true, the old must die and the
week received an order from the gov­ notice the difference. The ability to use Putnam Fadeless Dyes you can do county judge, subject to the republican
young may die. “ Therefore be ye also
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ernm ent for evaporated onions. They thus concentrate one’s thoughts is gen­ it just as well as a professional. Sold by county convention.
ready for in such an hour ns ye think
started up their evaporator the latter erally considered a great faculty.
C. F. Moore & Co. 10c per package.
D. C. Atkins, an old time reader of not th e Son of man comoth.”
p art of the week, and it is now in oper­
II. Crane, an old lumberman of Ca- the Graphic, wns over from Laurel
Once more the white winged angel of
Tuesday’s dispatches told of an u n ­
ation turning out a good quality of th a t
He says the death has visited Springbrook neighbor­
rutliersville,
Missouri, arrived last week T hursday on business.
precedented hot wave which was p iss-
esculent and wholeeome vegetable.—
ing over Nebraska and Kansas and to try Oregon. He is a friend of J . C. outlook for a big fruit crop in his section hood and plucked that sweet little boy
Herald.
named Concordia, Kansas, as th e hottest Matteson, formerly of this place but is excellent although trees are ten days who was beloved by all; to see him was
The attention of the fruit growers of place heard from, the mercury standing now of Curuthersville, and says th a t he later in blooming than in the valley.
to love him . Son of Alpheua and Matilda
this vicinity, present and prospective, is at 100 in the shade. This is the town is figuring on returning to Newberg.
Amos Nelson, of West Ciiehalem, who Mills, little Cloyd died April 21, 1902.
called to the meeting which will l>e held «•here O. C. Emery, formerly of New­
Moses Votaw will spend some lime in has liml several years experience in the While we realize th a t liis departure is a
at the city council rooms tomorrow berg, is located. Ho is manager and getting the new cashier of the hank management of county affairs in th e ca­ great loss to father, mother, brothers
evening for the purpose of adopting a local editor of th e Concordia E m pire, a properly initiated, after which lie will pacity of county commissioner has an­ and sisters, we m u st bow in humble
constitution and electing permanent very good, newsy, republican paper. join his family at Ashland for th e pres­ nounced himself us a candidate for the submission to the will ot Him who is
officers. The meeting will be one of im ­ The senior editor holds the position of ent. He says he has not fully deter­ republican nomination for county judge. too wise to e rr and too good to be u n ­
portance.
mined just what his future work will be.
postmaster.
Mrs. W alter Overlander of Condon, kind for we feel aisured that the little
The stock of th e McMinnville Grange
Wanted—A young girl IS years old Gilliam County, l e t t e r known in New­ jewel lias changed the sorrows and suf­
Lee Grames and Rob McKern leased
and F a rm e r’s store was sold last Satur­ th e oak grove east of town on th e P ort­ wants a place in some respectable fam ­ berg as Myrtle Davis, brought a young ferings of earth for th e reposo and h a p ­
day to R. Jacobson, who lias opened up land road belonging to Mrs. Irene E v e r­ ily, where she can attend school and daughter afflicted with paralysis down piness of Heaven. We extend to the
the store and will close out the stock at est a few days ago, with a view of fixing pay for board by working night and to Portland for treatm ent the latter part liereavcd family our deepest sym pathy,
the old stand. The price paid was about it up for picnic grounds. Mr. McKern morning. Address, Mrs. C. W. Hanford, of last week. Leaving the child there and pray God's goodness ami mercy
70 per cent of the inventory value, which soon found he had no time to devote to Newberg, Or., care C. C. Cady.
in the care of physicians she came on may sustain them in their great alllic-
t3
seems to be quite satisfactory to the the work and lie lias dropped out and
tion,
M.
Lee Smith and family are back from up to her former Newberg home and
interested parties.
others have taken liis place. The plan Grants Pass where they have boon (lur­ has been visiting with J ' T. Smiths.
S o m e D o n ’ta.
C hehalem Valley Bank has secured is to clean up the grove, build a speakers ing the winter. Lee has not just d e ­
The YAV.C.A. girls of the college will
Do not allow food to remain in th e
th e services of Mr. 8 . M. Calkins as stand and lay o u t a ball ground. A cided what he will do, but th e chances sell candy and lemonade at Miss Mabel
cashier. He succeeds M. Votaw who celebration will probably be arranged are about even th at he will drop Edwards’ studio, beginning a t 4 p. m. sickroom,
will sever his connection with th e bank for Independence day.
Du not wnkon th e invalids in order to
down on some business in Newberg after this afternoon, and lasting till after the
as cashier soon. Mr. Calkins has se­
The publishers of the Pacific Farm er he swings around the circle as he has oratorical contest tonight; also S atur­ feed them .
cured a large block of stock in the bank say in a letter to th e Graphic: “ The done at divers limes in the past.
d a y afternoon and evening.
Every­
Do not overload the tray with food,
thus identifying himself in a financial Portland Board of Trade has decided
body is invited to call and get some or overcrowd with dishes.
The Misses Lucy Gause, Carrie Turn-
way with its best interests and in as­ to issue an 100,000 edition of the N orth­
fresh penoehe an d other can lies.
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Do not let the odors of any cooking
sum ing the executive m an ag e m en t of west Pacific F arm er which will he made | er, G ertrude Minthorn, Frankie Hol­
D. H. Turner, J. C. Porter, George C. ponetrate to the sickroom.
lingsworth,
Cora
D
unham
and
Nora
its affairs th a t institution has secured a up altogether of reliable agricultural and
Sears and F. If. Storey, represented the
Do not uso coarse, heavy china or
reliable and able man to conduct the kindred information to be scot to the Parker attended th e state YAV.C.A, Newberg stockholders at a meeting of
cracked or nicked dishes or discolored
convention
a
t
Forest
Grove,
which
be­
business.
thousands of Eastern people who are gan last Friday evening and closed S u n ­ of th e Skookum Oil Company of Cali­ silverware.
T h e Dayton Herald man, who always inquiring along th a t line with e x p e c ta ­
day. They gave a report of th e conven- fornia, held in Portland Thursday.
Do not ask them what they would like
has the best interests of his constituents tions of settling in th e Northwest. We
; tion in chapel at the college Tuesday John Larkin who has been in charge of to have, or even h in t ns to w hat you
a t heart, shows commendable enterprise hope th a t you will bring this m atter be­
th e works ut th e well during the w inter
m orning.
Intend to give th em .
in a new direction in his last issue by fore your readers asking them to send
sends ver) encouraging reports of the
Do not have Mowers in the sickroom
W. J. ,S tater who made a business trip progress made a n d th e y are expecting
lining up separately face to face in cold us information so th a t in getting up
th a t have rich, heavy odors, hut place a
type the names of his to w n ’s widows, this large edition the resources of all to Pullman, Washington, last week says definite results at an early day.
dainty huil or blossom on the tray so
widowers and bachelors—th ey don't sections of the N o rth w est will lie liefore w heat th a t was sown last fall is r.ot yet
Charles K. Fpuulding and Jesso E d ­
up and the whole face of the earth a p ­ wards have spent considerable time the th a t the eye of th e invalid will he at­
have any old maids in Dayton. This is us for incorporation in our articles.’’
a little hard on matrimonial bureaus, i The attention of alt residents of New­ pears to he ns dry as a bone, and yet past few days in an effort to get a P o rt­ tracted and interest aroused by its fresh­
but tends to show how country journal - i berg is cal'ed to a communication which th e farmers d o n ’t appear to I* alarmed land furniture m anufacturing company, ness.
Will says the green
ism is allying itself with the crying appears in this issue entitled “ Beauty about the crop.
Do not cook more th a n is needed for
which is arranging to change the loca­
fields
of
the
Willamette
valley arc much
needs of co-operation.
and Tidyness for Profit.” The writer
tion of its plant, to consider a proposi­ one feeding, or reheat any food«, except
At the Friends chnrch on Monday has seen a go id deal of the world and in more pleasing to Ids eye th an a land­ tion to move to Newberg, and it is quite broths aud clear soup«, which must bo
evening next, there will be an exhibi­ this article he points out where New­ scape view of the sage brush country.
likelv th a t represeuta'ives of the com­ made in considerable q u an tity ; reheat
tion of stereopticon views of Alaskan berg m ight he improved ii. appearance
8. Brutscher, who sold his old dona­ pany will visit our town, before this j these over bniltng water, so as not to
scenery given by Mr. H arry Pidgeon, ! very materially without any great ou t­ tion land claim this week, which has reaches the public, to size up th e situ­ | reach the boiling point.
museum collector, in th e interest of the lay of money. In th e m atter of rubbish been liis home for half a century or j ation.
T he com pany gives employ­
H e l e n K e l l e r ’. K i r . I K a r i i i n g . .
F rien ds mission in Alaska. Mr. Wil­ alone there is enough stuff in the way more, has in the past served Yamhill j m e n t to nearly tw o hundred men.
There is a pretty story in connection
liam Hornaday, director of the New of old boxes, broken pieces of sidewalks county a num ber of terms as commis­
T he I.. T. L. silver medal contest held with the series of articles which Helen
York Zoological Society pronounces his and street crossings scattered about the sioner, in which official capacity he made ! last Friday evening, and participated in
Keller, the wonderful blind girl, has
pictures of bergs etc , to be th e most streets ami vacant blocks to furnish fuel a record for strict economy in expendi- | by
H evland, Effiie Plnne'y, Mary written for the Ladies’ Homo Journal,
beautiful h e ever saw. The lecture and for several families for a year. A wagon tore of th e («ople's money an.l in look- Duncan, Anna Bashaw, Nellie Terrell,
telling about her own life from infancy
views will be of an educational c h a r ­ load of fire-wood makes an ugly looking ing a f t « 't h e details of the office which Amy Grafe and Nolla Tat®, was won by
to the present day. 8lie alw ays has
acter and very entertaining. Admission iness w hen scattered over a half block, few, if any, who have followed him have An,,., Baehaw with Amy Grafe a close
s h r u n k from the publicity which fol­
15 cent*. At the close of the lecture the b u t it shows up all right when put up equaled. Since he will now re'ire from se t,>nd. The judge* wero M i n Edna
low i successful literary work, an d it
audience is invited to spend a social into a neat rick. It is a real good time active business the Graphic hopes to see pe r g i„ , „„tf Ellton »Shaw of Salem,
wns with great difficulty th at she waa
half hour in the basement of the church just now to tu r n over a new leaf and him locate in a comfortable home in Mode. Votaw, W. C. Woodward and 8.
per* laded to take up the task of pre­
where Alaskan refreshments will be every man sweep in the rear as well as i Newberg where he may spend his re- M . Calkins, Aside from th e content a
paring her autobiography. She had,
served by little Indian maidens. Re- j in fro n t of his own door.
j maining years as a near neighbor and very interesting program was rendered however, *et her heart on ow ning an is­
freshments 5 cents.
; consisting of vocal and instrum ental land In Halifax harbor for a sum mer
J . M. Wright the real estate man . friend.
On Saturday evening of last week a ' closed the largest deal last Wednesday
borne, and in a spirit of fun th e editor
The ladies of the Friends church will solo*, quartettes and recitations.
very enjoyable social affair was given ever made in this immediate V'Anlty in conduct a sale in th e chnrch lent by the
of the Journal offered to bny it for her,
by Miss Ella Crawford at t h e college one single sale. This was the sale of Bank of Newlierg Saturday and S a tu r­
h o o k rrut niPSOVEMF.vr.
or to provide- the m e n s to buy it.
boarding hall. The parlor and hall were th e 8. BruUcher half section, situated a day evening May 3, and will also serve
A gentleman who spent Sunday in When the work of writing appeared e s ­
prettily decorated, effecting a general mile east, of Newberg on th e Portland cream and cake du rin g the day and Newberg made the remark at the dejiot pecially irksome Miss Keller was re­
gala appearance. The main feature of road, to Dan J. Gilbert, recently from evening. The purpose of the sale is to Monday morning th a t he would not minded of her desire to I «■come a land-
th e evening'* entertainm ent was a new H en ry county, Indiana. This has been a«*ist in ^ a is i n g the church debt which dare let th e insurance company, in ' bolder, and it spurred her o n . J u s t be­
one known a* “ progressive p eanut«,’’ Mr. Brutscher’s home for the past fifty all members feel interested in doing and which he held a p-ulicy, know th a t he fore Christm as she complete»! the first
and was supplemented by music, for­ years amf it was no little trial to liim to will doubtless do all they can to assist, was rilling on this branch of t h e S outh ­ chapter of her marvelous story a n d o n
tu ne telling and light refreshm ents. sign the deed and turn the place over to They ask every lady of the church to ern Pacifie a* no chances would betaken j C hristm as morning *he received from
Those present were the Misses Jessie stranger*, although 'on account of hi* donate some saleable article, and es- on such a hazard m* risk. Hon. K. L. , her publishers a check for a good round
Britt, Edna Allen, Mabel Edward«, declining year* he ha* been wanting to pecially ask for partly worn sum m er Smith of Hood River, who spoke here sum. Her delight in ay be imagined, for
P earl C ummings, G ertrude and May sell for some time in o rl e r to lessen hi* clothing, dresses, shirt waists, summer last week at the fruit grower.’ m eetin g ,
this was the first money of any account
Lamb, Olive S tratto n , A da Perry, Ella . responsibilities. Mr Gilbert will move bat* etc., or any article you may make— on alighting from the train in the even- which she had ever earner!. “ It Is a
Maey, Ju lia Minchin, Gus-ie Crawford, his fsniilv and household eff»*ct* down kitchen aprons, lea aprons, handker- ing tiegin at onco to inquire If It would fairy tale eorr.e truo,” she *aid. W h e th ­
Viola P atto n, Myrtle McDaniel and the from 8arein *t once and take immediate chiefs, collars and fancy articles of any tie possible fur him to return to Portland er she will ever carry o u t her plan to
Messrs. A. C. M artin, A. C. Seeley, A. possession and begin spring work. Dan kind, also cann«d fruit.
All article* by boa in the early morning. “ W hy,” buy the island remain* to' be seen.—
C. Pool, E. A. Newby, W. 8. Parker, H. i* an all round good fellow and ha* a *houl»l he brought to th e tent on Friday said lie *T never took such chances on I I.allies’ Home Journal.
O. Rosenberger, L. B. Ferguson, W. ( ’. nice family and hi* friends are glad to th e 2nd. Price* will he reasonable, any road in all my life.” One of the
Woodward, R. W. Kirk and G. E. Met­ see him locate on this farm which is one i The p itro n a g e o f all i* desired.
The Graphic an d National Magazine
j official* of tn e road is said to have stait-
calf.
of the best io th e community.
By Order of C am .
*d on a tour of i.wpcctloa over the fur 11.40.
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The matter of clothes comes
up again with the coining of
spring and we want to say
there is nothing the matter
with the clothing we sell.
Our spring showing is the
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
aud price.
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FLOUR A FEED STORE.
City Headquarters for General Supplies, such as
FLOUR, FEED, HAY AND GRAIN.
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GARDEN & FLOWER SEEDS KEPT IN STOCK,
LAND PLASTER AND FIELCPEAS.
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A G E N T S F O B C Y P H E R ’S N O N -M O IS T U R E IN C U B A -
TO U S A N D B R O O D E R S .
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W ARD & BARCLAY.
F i r s t S tr e e t
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N e w b e r g , O re .
Jfew *li/ h e e lsf
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Sell the Best the Market Affords, such as the
Columbia, Cleveland, Tribune, Ram­
bler, Snell and Yale,
All of which are G U A R A N T E E D .
%l/e Jíavo the Sftesi Cquipped
REPAIR SHOP
Sn the County.
undries ou hand at all times.
J . P. Gfldléto
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
T he place'to g et y o u r
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b a ia iü ja a jk .M ía ia a
11. P . D ix o n .
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
II. C. D ix o n .
- - DENTISTS - -
PRESCRIPTION WORK
SPECIALTY.
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Fewberg, Ore.
Nc\vl>criz
I liir n v s H S h o p •
EVERY THING IN THE LINE OF
« « H O R S E G O O D S«»
Repairing Neatly Done.
a call.
K ooks, S ta tio n e r y , F a n c y a n d
T o ile t A r tic le s . C a n ta r* a n d
K o d a k « nu<l a ll k ln d n o f C a ñ a r »
S u p p lie s.
LESSO N S G IV E N IN K O D A K -
EUY.
Give me
H. L. Sutherland.
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G E T Y O U R ------
Saws, Lawn Mowers
aud Tools
Sharpened
A N D Y O U R ------
Furniture Fixed up
and Upholstered at
ffirunson s.
First sa d Main
Street l.
N E W B E R G , OREGOis.
Officer* & Directors;
ALriiEua M ills , Pres., j. C. Mc-
C r k a , Vice-Pres., M o s h s V o TAW,
Cashier, J. K i k l k y B l a i s .
Correspondents:
Western National Bank,
New
York, U. S. National Bank, Port­
land, McMinnville National Bank,
McMinnville.
Established 1893.