Newberg graphic., May 16, 1902, Image 2

it. A. Littlefield
Bank of Newberg.
U . l . Little field.
t-xtemdvely stocked department, Uncle
Josh declared : “ Now you look like a
newly married man. That suit la a
a. C. MILES. President.
beauty and the clutliing sold by llodaon
N. E H K irr. Vtee-Pre*.
Brut), ca n n o t be e<|uallud lor style, fit
E. H WOODWARD, Secretary.
an d quality. Their 17.50 and $8.00 suits
' Offices in C hehalem V alley Bank Bu Minrf.
J. c. COLCORD, Cashier.
Phone No. i-i.
which they are a t present offering, are
1 Kebiclence north of Public School Building,
CAPITAL STOCK, $
,
.
Phone No. « .
attracting attention all over the c o u n ­
We want Butter, Eggs and Poultry. We don’t want
It. C. MILES,
ty.’’ Before leaving, having found goods
C. K. SPALLI) I NO.
to run a Huxter Wagon, but if we don’t get more produce
E II. WOODWARD.
and prices irresistible, Charles also in­
TTOKNEY-ATLAW.
N. E. BR UT.
vested in a complete outfit of gen's’ fur­
J . U DOUGLAS, JR.
In lectors.
nishings, from the late sl)le h a l l o a
CLARENCE
BUTT.
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,
The 3th of May witnessed a stir way | for any thing as long aa we have such dozen shirts, and he readily admitted
\\111 practice iu all the courts of the state
k f h i ( o \ I ) F N T S —Ladd A Tilton, Port*
Sp ecial attention * ,v eu to probate work, the C O B O I I P O N D M W - M M 1 « ' » » » •
down in I’ike county, Missouri. Burely a house in town
th a t uncle Josh took him to the right
w riting of deeds, mortgages, contracts and the
land; N ational Park Bank, New York,
"A pretiy good sta rt,” said the old place when lie took him to see Hod son
nothing but a wedding could make such
drafting of a ll legal papers
1
an excitement among th e female p o r­ man, “ and now we’ll visit W. C. Kru­ Bros., the leading gentlemen (urnishers.
N ew berg. O reg o n .
1 Strangers v isitin g the city are invited to call »1
O
ffice
—
Second
Floor
<
the bank for information concerning the
tion of the population, or draw such a gers big hardware store, where Polly’s
"N ow , cried the old gentleman, “ now
Bank of N e w ler g B uilding.
j
city. C onesp ondenee invited.
throng to the little chu rch on a busy housew ifely instincts w ill have full sway (or a picture of this crowd, in good old
week day as gathered there on th at in the marvels of kitchen apparatus. country fashion. We’ll g" to tiie Doug­
Come in and talk with us, We’ll be busy later.
bright May morning. And a wedding Tills is the oldest hardware house in las studio, the best place in town. He
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It was. Miss 1’olly Bummers a n d C h ar­ Newbctg sud there is not an establish­ heals the hand photographing children
ment
in
the
country
th
a
t
carries
a
more
ley Winters, whom every young man in
—lie can catch th em on tiie run, in fact
2 n d D o o r E a s t G T iclialen i V a lle y H u n k .
the church regarded as the luckiest fel­ comprehensive stock of cooking m a­ as Mr, Douglas puts it, he’s got light to
low in the county, had decided th a t tlds chinery,” remarked Uncle Josh. Every burn. H e ’s not one of them fellers th a t
was tire best day in as m uch as it was possible piece of kitchen furniture from makes a good picture once in a while,
th e earliest possible under th e circum­ a tin dipper to a cooking range is here ' hut lie guarantees youa rich photo every
attention to Cyphers non-moisture in­
stances, in which to take cacli oilier for in all styles and variety. If Polly fails j trip, an d his work is just as good as
cubators
for which Ward A Barclay are
to accomplish wonders in the culinary , a camera and tiie instinct of a true ar­
better or worse.
But a slight cloud rested upon the art, it will not be for w au t of superior tist can make ’e m ." You will also find exclusive agents. " I t is tiie only machine
groom’s brow th a t morning even as he booking u ii ten-si’s , for slio purchased a at his gallery photograph supplies, and th a t moisture In some form is not used,
stood up beside bis pretty bride to re­ Superior range and a Perfection wick- negatives are printed for am ateur pho­ and 97 per cent of the eggs are hatched,
ceive the minister’s blessing. An im ­ less, Blue Flame, quick meul oil stove, tographers. At tiie gallery Mr. Douglas and a ten year guarantee goes with each
and
portant and embarrassing question had with all other equipments needed in a photographed the par'y in a group, machine,” explained Uncle Josh. These
incubators
can
he
seen
in
full
working
Solicits the patronage of his old Indians
been haunting him (or a day or tw o well regulated kitchen, while Charley and a dozen cabinets were made for
Friends who need watch repairing done.
back. He tried to shake it off, for he ordered two of Cole's celebrated air tight Uncle Jo s h to distribute among his order at ail times at Ward A Barclay's.
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0
7
M o r r is o n S t.
"Yes,
while
we
are
doing
all
of
this
realized that it dealt with far too mate­ wood beaters for the library and dining Iriends. (U ncle Joshes picture can he
P O R T L A N D , O il
shopping,” Uncle Josh continued, “ we
rial matters to be occupying his attention room, and a iiol blast coal heater for the seen at Douglas' studio, j
INTERVIEW
must not forget meat. It goes han d in
After Polly had selected the
during these moments of exulted bliss. parlor.
" H a l t ! ” commanded Uncle Josh as
hand
with
bread.
Now
to
locate
a
m
ar­
But yet It would thrust its nnweicoine kitchen outfit, Uncle Josh suggested th e party came in front of F . H. Cald­
presence upon h im even in th e precincts th a t they buy the equipments for the well A Co., the progressive druggists’ ket where you can get fresli, wholesome
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of the altar and it siiapcd itself some­ ranch. “ You’ll find everything here," handsome dru gstore. “ Walk right in." meat at all times, and I have no hesi­
explained Uncle Josh, “ in tiie line ol " W h y , uncle we’re not sick, a n d -------- ” tancy in saying that tiie Newberg Meat *
thing like th is:
“ Alter this little business is over, farming machinery, wagons, buggies, “ Guess I know that, hut I suspect it Market, run hy H enry Austin, is tiie KOf Perfume are you using—it is!;
This is the boss jj so nice?
w h at am I to do witli this little wife of Oliver chilled plows ami harvesters. won’t be long before this young inau be­ place to supply you.
m in e ? Where are we going to live, and Pick out w h at you want for th e goods gins to tuke tin interest in matters of meat market in town and is popular lijWhy it is Extraite de Violettei
liow are we going to subsist?”
you find here cannot he equalled f o r ) parogpric anrl----- " " U - n c-l-e!” " W e ’ll with everybody who is particular to
de Parme, manufactured by
After th e ceremony, just as Charley quality and price, and Mr. K ruger’s j go jn anyway, Polly may find some have the best. Tiie reason for this is all
Roger & Gallet, Paris.
was pondering over liow lie might liest name is a sufficient guarantee t h a t ; toi!et articles th e wunts." Bure enough, because he is very careful in the selec-
liou
of
stock
anil
gets
the
best
of
every­
And
where did you get it? Atj^
pierce th e crowd and land his precious w hat you have purchased is the best j h«-fore leaving, she was loaded down
burden upon the outgoing liomescekers’ th a t money can buy." Polly selecttd a | wfih combs, brushes, face powders, and thing and keeps it fresh on cold storage.
F. H. CALDWELL & CO.’sjJ
excursion train (or Oregon, a persistent handsome Bacille buggy while Charley : several bottles of fine imported per- Austin prepares Ins own bacon and lard
The Prescription Druggists. ft
and it is used hy all of the best families
little youngster with head ducked low ordered n Mitchell wagon and a c o m - j fumes,
" D o n 't forget,” added Uncle
¡/And the price—only 75 centsfl
I
in
Newberg.
To
keep
hubby
in
good
to avoid th e hailstorm of rice which en ­ plete outfit of Dcertng and Champion ^ J usli, " t o come here w ith your prescrip-
per ounce. Well I guess ^
veloped th e m , sided up to 1’olly, slipped harvesters, mower and rake,
Uncle lions, for Caldwell A Co. are competent humor Polly, buy all ol your meats at
j will go and get an ouuce.
ft
an envelope into her hand and was in Josh called Charley’s attention to the Plmrmaeistrt and pay particular a tten ­ tiie Newberg Market every tim e."
On the way home the parly called at IrjW ell you will have to hurry asg
t h e crowd again, emptying his pockets Portland Anchor Fence for which Mr. tion to th at departm ent and d o n ’t use
Kruger is sole agent. "The good points unytliing tiut pure and reliable drugs." the G raphic otbee. " Y o u ’ll want the fj there is only a limited amount^
as he ran.
Once on board the train, it d id n ’t take about this fence” explained Uncle J o s h , Polly could not resist tiie seductiveness local news every week,” said Uncle Josh
imported each year.
jq
t The very best watches
Polly long to discover that ttie letter was “ is its cheapne.33 considering (lie weight of an ice cream soda, so Uncle Josh " a n d as this is tiie favorite county
tfVVell
if
you
do
not
get
the
Vio-^j
paper,
I’ll
subscribe."
from "Dear Uncle Josh," (the Hon. of w i re used, and there are no barbs to treated th e whole crowd and sh e de­
have their day of repairs
Upon summing up the wonderful ¡3 lette de Parme, they have lots
and their time for clean- f
Jo s h u a Thompkin) a rich old bachelor, injure stock, which heretofore have ! clared th a t it beut an y th in g sh e had
and a pioneer ol Chehalem Valley, caused so much trouble with us f a n n ­ gotten in Missouri. "L ay in your writ events of the day Polly began to volubly
ing. Have your time
of others at 25 to 50 cents perj;
piece attended to before
Yamhill county, Oregon, rich, generous ers.”
ing material, hooks anil stationary," sug­ express thanks. "Y ou have bought us fe ounce, which are very nice.
and level headed, who wrote effusively
it’s worn out for lack
While Uncle Jo s h was pondering gested Uncle Josh.
"Caldwell A Co. everything,” she exclaimed.
"O nly one thing," replied Uncle Josh
oil and cleanliuess.
A
oi his delight at her exposition of what where to go next, Polly suddenly asked : curry a full line an d you’ll find every
reflectively, hut I cun remember that.
watche’s organism is fine
h e called her “ g rit,” and ho proposed "U ncle, where call I find the leading thin g you need."
P l a n t s F o r S ale.
Hollingsworth A Cooper, tiie furniture
and delicate, and
t h a t If the yollng people would locate In millinery establishment?” " J u s t a few
At this point the old gentlem an sug­
slighest friction makes
Newberg lie would start them off in life steps down the street,” remarked Uncle gested a place of refreshment. At the men, always have a ni e line of them and
Tomatoes and Cabbage May 15.
trouble and wears the
Jo sh , “ and we will visit Mra. B. C. table the old man waxed philosophical. you can get one whenever you want it;
us a wedding gift.
parts out.
We will re­
“ Of course we'll do it, C harley," raid Johnson's millinery store, where, hy tho “ Never neglect your latder," said tie. I ’ll pny for the best.”
" W - h -y ,” exclaimed Polly with great
pair and clean your
t h e happy little woman. “ Newberg you way, she iius on hand one of the most T hat important adjunct to housekeeping
watch, and warrant
know, Is th e place where I visited last complete stocks of millinery to lie found controls masculine temper. To th at surprise, "U ncle w h a t cun P he?”
B ig
“ Well, it’s a baby carriage, a n d —”
su m m er, and wrote you ubout th e lovely in Newberg. You can get w h at you end you must patronize u grocer upon
job to be all O. K.
But Polly had fainted.
valley and beautiful scenery an d tiie w ant there, the latest styles and lowest whom you can depend for honest goods.
W E T U R N OUT N O T H IN G
tow n's wonderful growth; and is just prices being her motto. Mrs. J o h n s o n 's Through a long term of years I have
F I R S T C L A S S l W O R K .
1
Your choice 4 plants for 1 cent.
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experience guarantees that when you found C. B. Wilson the grocer and pro­
th e nicest place in the world."
F o r B a le .
Everybody come a running and
“ By Jove! It's the very tiling," said Imre purchased of her you have the vision dealer, perfectly reliable. Yon
Nine hundred acres of land within five
Charley, and from that moment the thing according to fashion and a satis­ will find his store always fully stocked miles of Newberg, in different tracts. help yourself at Henry Hagey’s
question was settled, and a load was faction th at your work lias been done hy with every possible thing in th e line of Mostly improved.
Amos Nelson.
Farm.
lifted off hia mind.
a competent artist.” In a few minulcs staple and fancy groceries; fresh and
Alter a pleasant trip th e y landed in there never was a happier girl th a n first class, no shelf worn goods there;
F a r m F op S a le .
N ewberg and were met at the depot by Polly. She bought a perfect dream of a w hile the prices are down to brass lucks.
The J. J . Conlee place in West Che-
T he D undee G ardener.
Uncle Jo s h who was delighted when hat and arranged w ith Mrs. Julnaaim to You will also find there the best brands haleni containing 120 acres, aliout 100 in
told th a t they would accept his propo­ make up for her several of her newest of teas and coffees to he found in N ew- cultivation, fair buildings, orchard. On
sition, and were driven at once to his styles from her large stock of spring and lierg, and always fresh creamery butter road and close to public school. Price
palatial residence on Iliver street.
summer millinery.
and ranch eggs. To keep peace in the reasonable for cash. Reason for selling,
After breakfast Uncle Jo sh said : " I
"Y our visit to Newberg would be In- family get nil your groceries of C. B. the business of tlie Conlee estate must
mn ready to hay your outfit; so w h at’s complete without n visit to th e hlg gen- Wilson, ’cause he keeps many choice lie closed up.
Amos Nelson, Admr.
S I S
first on the program?”
erul merchandise store of Parker A Pool, delicacies not to lie found iu every groc-
"O h , goodness k n o w s; there's lots to There yo u’ll find everythin g u nd er one ery you run ucross."
sriC IN C iK ItO O K I T E M S .
buy," remarked Polly.
roof—from a barrel of Il-utr to a paper of j •<|'ty tho way, remarked Uncle Josh,
P.
N.
¡Skinner, Wm. Kinculd and J.
“ Then suppose we buy lots first," pins. I ’ve known Mr. L. M. Parker for as they readied the street, " I must run
A. Jones took in the city lust Friday.
suggested Charley.
u long time and you’ll find him a good over to tiie Bank ol Newberg and
Miss Daisy Nowhouse visited witli
"Oil, you’ve got a great head for busi­ man to lie to.” Polly was soon revelling get an o th er check hook. Come along
ness,” laughed Uncle J o s h . ”
We’ll go in tho beauties of dress goods, gloves, with me and get acquainted with J . ('. Newberg friends last Saturday an d Sun
right over to J . M. W righ t’s real estate | hosiery, corsets, etc. " T h e stock you'll Colcord, th e cashier, for, of course, you day.
W o c a r r y a l u l l tin e o l th o
otlice.
I call always depend on Mr. | find here" remarked uncle Jo sh, "is se l-, will do business with him, and it is
Mrs. Win. Bowers is reported on the
W right for bargains In real estate be­ dmii seen outside the largest mctropoli- ulwavs more pleasant to lie personally sick list.
h ost b ra n d s o l ¡P ain ts a n d O ils
cause whatever lie trlls us about prop­ j lan cities, and you are sure to be acquainted with people you do business
Mr. J . L. Ho-kins of McMinnville, r e ­
erly may lie set down as solid tacts, . guided right in your selections. You with. This bank is as solid as tiie base publican nominee for county recorder
7¿Sin d o 11/ S l a s s , t2 zS/n ctoiv S h a d e s , C u r ­
lie Controls n large list of desirable resi­ will find Parker A Poois a pleasant place of the universe, is managed on safe and and J. O. Hadley of Newberg were
t a i n ¡Polos, ¿C ook in g
C la s se s , ¡P oe
dence as well as building Ints, ranch to trade, while th e prices cannot be conservative lines, and has a surplus through here Tuesday looking Up votes.
S u p p l i e s , e tc .
P i c t u t e 9 //o u ld in y s .
pro|iertles and liis judgem ent on the duplicated ” It did not take Polly long ami working capital of f t I,IDO. I have
We hear considerable complaint uliout
good things is par excellence.
Mr to tell a bargain when she saw one. She been doing business with the Bank of
the Italian p ru n e dropping badly, and
W right has a large li-t of th e be t land gut a handsome dress with all necessary 1 New berg ever since they opened their
a short crop is predicted by a good
In the Willamette valley, an d can sell trim mings, a pretty jacket an.I fur col­ doors lor business.
You will find many,
you anything froti’. a ten acre fruit tract larette, la-si.lvs several other articles of them ever ready to extend any acentn-
Mrs. H am m er went to Portland
to a ranch. He also represents several "fantastic disarray" so dear to the heart uindutiuns compatible with business
Wednesday morning to attend the state
first class insurance companies." Ac­ of every woman.
principles.
Sunday school convention.
cordingly Mr. W right was invited to
"Y ou can’t do much housekeeping
"T hrou gh the advice ol U ndo Josh,
S horty .
,
accompany the party on their drive and without dishes, crockery and such,” Charley entrusted the entire savings of
before returning had sold U n d o Josh suggested Uncle Josh. " P a r k e r A Pool himself and Polly to the care of the
n t l l l P I l IT E M S .
for his wards some splendid property, have one of the biggest stocks ol crock­
including a nice dwelling lot on one of ery and glassware found in Yamhill
Nice
May
showers!
“ And now young man, let me give
the most desirable residence streets in county, and 1 w arrant th a t their prices you a po inter," remarked the generous
Thos. P rince went to Whiteson Mon­
Newberg.
are as low as they oan be purchased in old uncle, "d o not understand me t o ' day Insecure a portable saw mill to set
“ The next tiling to see nlmut," re­ Portland, or elsewhere, (or th at matter. say th a t clothes make the man, hut I f on the old Burbank place to saw lumber
N
marked Uncle Josh, “ is th e trim m ings So pick out what you w ant, and I ’ll loot do affirm t h a t clean and spotless linen lor two large dryers he contemplates
lor th at new house. 'V. P. Jleacock A Up th e hill." Polly was soon busily e n ­ helps.
building
this
fall.
Now, In this connection I wish !
T
That is, the dirt does if you take your clothes to the
Bons, ol the Newberg Sash A Door fac­ gaged in selecting a complete outfit of to inform yon th at th e Newberg Steam ) On May 10th the Woodmen and Circle
tory are the dealers in t h a t line here. household crockery, from dishes to L aun dry is one of th e best laundries In ■ gave a basket social for charity benefits
vV/
We’ll find everything there in the line glassware, and she declared th a t the the county. I’ollv will want her lace j There were nearly 40 baskets out which
W. P. II KAO M K O R L A N O H E ACOCK
¿fc
First class work done in every particular, and careful
of mill work, such as sash, doors, w in­ quality of the goods was superior and Curtains and shirt wai ts done up. Its realized the sum including sdmis-ion of
W . MORRIS H E ACOCK
dows, mouldings, etc.”
W. P. Hoa- the prices lower than could l>e purchas­ a ticklish jot», yon know, hut the Now- $26.45
<fk
attention given all customers.
Much is due to W. 8. Allan as an
AAÂA
rnck A Sons’ factory wss visited and ed "hack east.”
berg Steam Laundry Is so careful that auctioneer and to some oi th e boys for AN
D u n d e e c u s to m e r s w ill p le a s e le a v e t l i e l r l a u n d r y
w
All ol a sudden Polly's ¡nqusltlve ores the mast delicate fabrics are washed high bidding.
Uncle Jonh soon placed an order for all
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w itli G . W . B y e r s J r .
S!/
an
the interior finish to be done in Oregon fell on the slam department, "O h m e ! without the slightest injury and at a
F reest Rosetierry who was going hack AN
W
Oh m y!" she ejaculated, "wtliat a per­ nominal cost, too; Mr. Pressnall will see
native woods.
to Nebraska has concluded to stay the
Nl/
“ Hi.ving provided a cage for the b ird " fectly lovely slipper." ‘‘Yes,’’ said Uncle th a t your collars, cuffs and shirts art*
summer through which means he won’t
remarked Uncle Josh, “ the next tiling Josh, " P a r k e r A Pools stock of foot wear made w hite as snow, unless they hap ­
Vi/
AN
"go way back” at all.
to look alter is th e furnishings for it." can ’t lie equaled In sty !e and e x ten t In pen to be colored, but th en you n e e d n 't
V»/
/IN
Cooper, the oil man was in (own a
Hereupon Polly energetically declared this section, look it over." It might tie afraid ol fade, for tlds laundry prides
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t h a t she ha I heard no much about have h*en policy not to have extended themselves on doing colored g o o d s sa t­ couple of days the first of the Week.
Keep on band and manu­ \ l /
AN
Fred (troth lias returned from Port­
H ollingsworth A Cooper's two hlg stores th a t Invitation, h a l not Uncle Josh isfactorily, sud do n ’t forget," continued
He says he did not like his job, AN facture everything in the V!/
th a t she had decided to go there, The known what wise economy P. is to trade Uncle Josh, " t h a t tiie Newberg Steam land.
reault was that they were ushered into j at Parker A Pools, lor Polly found goods I.sundry makes a specialty ol cleaning hut we wonder why.
Ni/
AN line of
auch a bewildering display th a t the girl and prices so seductive that she porches- cur|>ets.”
The school bova from here got 2nd AN
was at a loss as to ho-* to select. But ed an outfit from a pretty slipper to a "H ow a l o u t the seeds ami supplies place in the fie d meet at McMinnville /¡ \ DOORS WINDOWS,
■he soon yielded to the seductiveness ol handsome walking Ixv-t. ('hurley i n ­ I for the ranch," asked Charley.
" T h a t last .''atur.lay
AN
M ULDIHC , $
S magnificent parlor sui'e, dressers, vested in gents’ walking shoes, while so replied U n d o Jo sh . W* c a n ’t do
chiffonier and a handsome hrars trim ­ u n d e Josh indulged in s stout lavot, mueh farming without seeds.
Ward A
llo l« U up a Cof>KTt««mitn.
TURNINGS. CREST-
med bed for eacli room. To this she with rubbers for the crowd. With an Barclay hand e everything in the seed
"A t the end of th e cam paign," writes
added an easy rocker for Undo Josh eye to cold weather, Uncle Josh sug­ line. I want to have a talk wills Mr. C hainpC Isik, Missouri’s brilliant con­ ¿N
INCS. BRACKETS. $
and d id n ’t forget a most convenient and gested to Charlie that they would need Ward almut buying my dried fruit. gressman, "from overw ork, nervines
DOOR AND WINDOW W
o rn am en tal w riting desk lor " h u b b y ." G erm an socks. So a supply ol this com­ Ward A Barclay hand e more dried tension, l o s s of s | , - e p and constant speak­
After the furniture had been selected, fortable f.wt wear was purchased.
fruit than any firm iu Oregon and I can ing I had about utterly collapsed. It / j j FRAMES. FANCY
Mr. Hollingsworth showed them carpets,
At this point somewhat to the con­ always rely ovs them for market prices." seemed th at sll the organs in my body
wall paper, picture frames, etc. Polly fusion of C harley, the old man Indulged The whole party visited W ard A Bar­ wore out of order, hut throe bottles ol AN
CASINOS, ETC.
or.lered linoleum for the kitchen, Brus- in a half serious criticism of his person- clay’s store. Charley ordered enough F.leetrie Bitters m sde m* all right. It's AN
our patroiidge »»»I- \t>
M O D E L N O . $ 4 0 ; M O D E L N O . 7 , t.lO
■els for th e parlor and an Ax minster si »ppcar.tnce. "Y ou nr* decidedly off seeds, hay, grain. Hour an d feed to run the liest all round medicine ever sold AN
f e lt e d .
\y /
PKKFKtTtOX I s TYrEW .M TCRS
f o r t h e library *nd every thing n e c e s s a r y <l\do for • tow nsm an," said lie, " a n d the ranch, while Polly with is view lo
over a druggist’s co unter." Overworked AN
Is Ax L ast II xachko . . . .
_
to lurniah tho house from cellar lo gar- we’-l better liar« a talk with Hodsnn beautifying the home got a full supply run down men and w eak, sickly wo­
Blickenxderfer combines good work, easy operation and
ret. “ G e t everything you need,” ang- Bros, about some now dm ls." After \ of all the latest varieties of flower sorsis. men gain splendid health and vitality
durability at a minimum cost
grated Cnclo Jo sh , for Hollingsworth A Charles had fitted himself in a new s ilt Uncle J.»s|i made arrangem ents with Irom Electric Kilters. Trv th em , only
Cooper’» price* ^ cannot lie equalled, and of clothing from the piles of fashionable - Mr. Ward to handle all ol his prunes -'tk . Guaranteed by F . H. Caldwell A X
W . A . R ID E O U T
-A s je n t,
here is no need of sending to Portland garments th a t covered the tables ol (h it this fall.
t'n r l* J o s h called Charley's A Co.
2 0 -A S t a r k s t r e e t , „
P o rtla n d , O
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JOLLY UNCLE JOSH.
LITTLEFIELD BBOS..
fereffungrg/*fy
PHYSICIANS S SUEGEDNS.
A Alis&ourl liouinneo in Which N e w -
bors lousiness 1Mon 'Talco a Part.
30 000
W o W ill.
W e re
jConesom
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