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Local Events. Get your lawn mower sharpened and The Douglas Studio for fotos. M e m o r ia l P r o g r a m . May 22, repaired at Brunson's. May 22, Wanted, 179 stove*, Brunson. Following i* tlie program for Memor May 22. ial Day, Friday, May St), 1902: I have a fresh cow for sale. Fattl Cull a t Cbehalem Valley Mills for Look at those carpets at Branson's. Macy, Snringbrook, Or. The place to get some choice bargains Opening prayer—Rev. Gould. your wool sacks. Wool ami mohair bought at Cbehaleni R. Conley has sold his home place on in furniture is at Brunson’*. Reading Memorial Orders from Depart A second h a n d wagon for sale. Eu- Valley Mills. Main street to O. Howard. ment H eadquarters. IT. A. Terrell :ias been canvassing foi quire at this office. Born, on Thursday, May 8 , to Mr. Address by Commander to Comrades of the oil coinjiatiy at Amity this week. The best line of teas and coffees in D. J . Gilbert made a dying trip to anil Mrs. M. F. Woods, a daughter. th e G. A. It. Yon can buy your wool sacks aud sell Salem one day this week. — the city at Wilson's grocery. Welcoming Address by the Commander. You will always find a complete line your wool an d mohair at C. V. Mills. \V. B. Sims came up from Portland Selection—Cecilian Quartet. of fresh vegetables at Wilson’s grocery.' Money to loan on approved security Saturday evening and spent Sunday at There are e ntetainm ents galore, but at the Chehalem Valley Bank. tf Duet—Rev. and Mrs. Stanard. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Fiank Hallook, j home. the crowning event of the scasou will All kinds of fresh fish may be found Recitation—Carrie Brouillelte. a t Moutavdla, May 9, a boy. All parties G ran t Allen of Amity, republican come off nex t Thursday evening. a t any time at th e Newberg Fish and Selection—Double Quartet. doing well. candidate for representative, came Miss Grace Runn of Portland, a g ra d Recitation—Jam ie Scott. Poultry Market. down Thursday. G o t o T . H. Cummings for paints and uate of Pacific College last year, visited Selection—Male Q uartet. Miss Flora Bell o! Portland will show oils. A full line of undertaking goods J. W. Forsyth is having a nice fence in Newberg over Saturday and Sunday. Recitation—Annie Bashaw. a nice line of trim med hats every kept in stock. pu t up around his property which will The Pacific College athletes go to Cor Selection—Double Quartet. Thursday at Ehret Bros, store. Gottfried Keller has been doing the add m uch to its np;.earanee. vallis today to compete with (lie State Address—Pres. McGrew. Mrs. E. W. D unbar returned to her engineer act at the brick factory for the Ira Osborne drove down from Amity Agricultural College in a track and field Exercises by the children of the Pub home at -\ 9 toria last Saturday after vis past few days. the first of the week to exam ine the meet. lic school, after which the p a n lo will iting her parents lor a few days. work of the Yamhill Coal A Oil Co. I have some pigs for sale at the Elisha Sweat or fruit acids will not discolor form for march to cemetery as follows: The best musical and elocutionary Smith place one-half mile northeast of I goods dyed with Putnam Fadeless Comrades of the G. A. It. will form en Chopping ten cents per h un dred or entertainment of the year will be given to w n . L. M. Carey. $1.50 in ton lots at Chehalem Valley Dyes. Sold by C. F. Moore, 10c per Washington street, right side of First, in Craters hall next Thursday evening. with right resting on First street, the Mills. Also nice white seed oats for sal.. package. Miss Dora Caldwell of Jefferson visited Pres. McGrew’s cottage is rapidly ap in town this week w ith her brother, F. The Hod.*don-\Vebb entertainment W. U. C taking position immediately Miss Mamie Crahtree of Dayton came proaching completion and will be s H . Caldwell and wife. down Monday m o rnin g to spend sever given here Tuesday evening was first in the rear o ft h e G. A. It , an 1 sell.) >1 handsome home aud a credit to the al days visiting with Mr. au d Mis. class and merited a better audience than in rear of W. R. C. The Woodmen will Master Jo Nelson went down to P o rt town. take position on Wa-hington street, heard it. C. K. Spaulding. land last Friday for a few d a y ’s visit J. M. Wright th e real estate m an, has south of First with right resting on First with his sister, Mrs. A. H. PartriJge. Mrs. S. F. Knowles and daughter Mr. and Mrs Elsia Wright of Mc , „ . a few good lotsHhat he can sell you on street and will fall in immediately In Minnville, parents of Mrs O. V. Alien, Miss Laura have moved to the F. A. rear of school children. Other Civic 7 <f .• i__ j T ._ ] long time—m o nthly or quarterly pay visited in Newberg the m idJle of tbe Hayes ranch north of town where they acres of fine timlier land. Inquire ol societies desiring to participate will fall ments. t 2 will resale for the present. week with W . K . Allens. J o h n Kirkley, 974 Macadam S t., Port in in rear of Woodmen. W hat do you think of those new sam land, Or. 5-30 Miss Fay Swlck, the talented reader • Arriving at th e cemetery tlie ritual- T he Misses Lucy Gause an d Sibyl ples at S m ith ’s Gallery? He will have of child selections, will add materially Mrs. G. W. C n ttsa n d daughter Louise Woodward left Wednesday on their lietic service of tlie G. A. It. will be have joined Mr. Cutts at Shedds where other new things too—they are being trip to Capitola, California, to a l t e n d t h e to the success of th e entertainment at observed, after which tlie graves of d e Crater’s hall n e x t Thuisd.iy evening, parted comrades will be decorated with they will probably spend a good part ol developed now. Pacific Coast Y.W.C.A. conference. Will Christenson left Tuesday m orn the summer. Rev. A. M. Bray, prohibition candi May 22. flowers by the school children under Hear Miss Gertrude Brewer of Salem, direction of Com m ander of the G. A. R. Mr. and Mrs. Gip Leavitt came down ing for Poitluud to engage with the date for sheriff of Multnomah county, from th e mining districts of Eastern Southern Pacific Company to do car came up from Portland last week and Miss Fay Swickof Dayton and Miss A n All old soldiers, sailora, marines, sons na W. S tu art of Portland at Craters of veterans and soldiers of the Spanish attended Friends quarterly meeting. Oregon the first of the week and are penter work on its lines. L. M. Crozier, of Rosedale, who spent visiting relatives itt Newberg. Sirs. Phelps who had been In very hall Thursday evening. Admission 25o. American war are invited and urged to severnl days in town visiting his daugh poor healih for some lime, died at the Reserved seats 35c. Tickets w ill be on join with us in all exercises of the day. The “ C. V. M. Excellent” flour giv I’y Order of Com. en in exoliange for wheat—40 lbs. to th e ter Miss Verda who is attending college home of J W. Childs where she was be sale at postoifice. You’d better hurry. The West Willamette Baptist Associa bushel, at Chehalem Valley Mills, Main returned home Thursday. ing cared for, on Wednesday morning. Ira Nelson, democratic candidate for street, near depot, Newberg, Or. C O I t K K S l ’O NI IK N CH Get ahead of the flies and buy vour tion in session at Newerg May li-S, by a M C M I N N V I L L K county clerk came down from McM inn door and window screens now, at N ew unanim ous vote desires to extend thanks Mrs. S. G. Perry and children left Hon. Geo. E. Chamberlain, democrat to the Newberg Graphic for the full Monday moruing to join Mr. Perry at ville Monday to shake hands wiili the berg Sash and Door Factory. ic nominee for governor, accompanied report of our meetings in itsoolumns. North Powder, Union county, where people in this neck of the woods. W. P. Heacoek A Sons. by W. A. Wunn, nominee for state su F. C. S tanabd , Sec’v. For sale or trade, 80 acres of land on they will henceforth make their home. perintendent of public instruction spoke Mr. and Mrs. Mishael Terrell and Mr. and Mrs A. M. Hoskins arrived a t t h e court house lust Friday afternoon. R. B. Linnville has sold his ten acre foothills 3 miles east of Newberg. 35 Mrs. Matthew Terrsll took the boat for place out at Chehalem Center to Mra. acres improved, small orchard. Salem yesterday for a visit. They will home from Gold Hill Wednesday and A very good crowd was present though Mrs. C. Ward. M. J. Hyde of Ballstou. The purchaser also visit at Rosedule, ScoMs Mills and will spend the summer here at least. not as many from other parts of the Ab greets his friends in a way th at indi county ns expected. Rev. and Mrs. James Price, th e for Jefferson. will move to her new property in a few Mr. Chamberlain cates lie is glad to get hack, but has all occupied most of the time. H o charged mer now pastor of the Friends church days. Mrs. F. A, Elliott, Seth Mills and Mr. E . S. Craven claims tq be the owner at Portland, came up last week for a and Mrs. John Pemberton were umong kinds of good w ords to say for Gold Hill. the republican administration with un of more hogs than any man in Yamhill short visit and to attend quarterly meet those representing Newberg at th e State Tlie public school boys, accompanied necessary extravagance and promised county. A t present he has one hundred ing. Sunday School Convention at Portland by Piincipal Kirk, went up to McM inn various reforms in the interests of the Van Leavitt left again for LaGrande this week. an d twenly-fonr at his place out north ville Saturday and contested in the tax payers if elected. At the beginning J of his speech ho said he did not intend last week, having received n definite o f town, Mrs. C. E . K eene and daughter of field meet, participated in by the schools W. E. Emmersons came down from offer of seventy-five dollars a month for Massachusetts, who for some weeks of the county. In tlie contest of the up !to indulge in any dirt slinging at tiis op Hopewell Sunday to see their nephew the present base hall season to play as a have been visiting in town with Mrs. M. per grades tlie only place they secured ponent, but before he was through speaking he made a great m any asser- Judge Fred Emtnerson of New B runs member of the LaGrande nine. E. Satchw-ells’, started on their leturn was a tie for second in tlie stunding i lions in regard to Mr. F u rn ish which high jum p by Tommie Duncan. In (lie M. E. Cady was in town Thursday wick, who visited his numerous relatives journey Wednesday morning. were by no means very complim entary. contest between tlie lower grades, New and reports fine prospects for good crops here over Sunday. Geo. Larkin has been taking the ex Itev. C. D. Thompson of Chicago berg made a better showing. Ralph up the valley. Mdt think* he has the Henry Goetzen is preparing to start amination under the State Dental Board the first of the week for Alberta, C an best prospect on his farm for coal and at Portland this week. Some of the Cooper took first in tlie 220 yard dash spoke at the court house th e 8 th in the interest of the socialists. ada, w ith the intention of working into oil of atiy point in the county. work was rather stiff but he thinks he and second place in the 50 and 100 yard dashes, Ollie Vanoose took second in Aside from the usual salaries, bills ltev. and Mrs. Martin Cook of Sher will secure his papers without trouble. the stock business. He will leave his ilie run ning high jump and Orville were allowed as follows by the county wood attended Friends quarterly m eet family here for the present. Cliff Terrell of Portland and J . G. Hollingsworth second honors in the court this week: Roads and bitdges, Mr. O rrin Howard, who lately came ing here last week. They retueped Hadley have purchased city property pole vault. $2073.39; Indigent $398.76; Rebate on Monday morning taking with them here from Great Bend, Kansas, has down at Portland, over on the East Side, tax $114 08; Stationery and printing purchased th e ten acre tract of orchard their grand children Lyra und Ross both lots being in the same block. $79 60; Miscellaneous, $119.45. P . C. W in s F ie ld M e e t. west of Barclay D illon’s of Lorenzo Miles aud Berta Kirk for n two days Cliff intends building on hi* property visit. The Dual track and field meet held Root of McMinnville. Pie will take soon, und J . G. may follow suit later. here last Saturday between Pacific Col M ore A bout O steopathy. The college prohibition male quartet possession a t once. John B. G arrett, a wealthy Friend of The questions now being asked liy F. H. Caldwell, A. Dorn, J. C Nelson consisting of Em m er Newby, Walter Philadelphia, has w ritten to Pres. Me- lege and the Portland High School was and R. Everest drove up to McMinnville Miles and Dwight and Worth Coulson Grew, saying th a t he has purchased not close enough to be interesting, Paci many Newberg people are, “ W h a t is last Friday and heard Geo. E. C h a m w en t up to Dundee Saturday evening and shipped as a gift to Pacific College fic College winning every first place and O steophy?” an d “ W h at are the differ berlain and W. A. Wunn, democratic and sang at the Woodman supper on a first class stereoptican, wbieh will add ru n u in g up a score of 78 to 14, thus ad ent diseases treated by this method?” candidates respectively, for governor which occasion Elwood Minchin also materially to the equipment of th e insti ministering the third successive defeat It would be useless to umlertuke to to the Portland lioys in like contests. name, th roug h newspaper notices, all an d state school superintendent, Bpenk delivered his oration. tution. The competition was not close enough the different ailments th at have been A clew to the decisive athletic defeat a t the court house. A D.Webber, aged sevonty-flvo years, to mako good records. The different perm anently cured hy Osteopathy and County recorder J . L. Hoskins drove of the Portland High School hoys here died a t his home Saturday afternoon, events resulted us follows: to give an explanation of the special down from the county seat the first of last Saturday might be found in the fuct having been stricken with paralysis a Fifty-yard dash—Heater, Newberg, treatm ents used. But if your case lias tbo week in the interests of his reelec th a t they proved to be a set of cigarette week before. The funeral services, con won; Maris, Newlierg,second; Kerrigan, been unsuccessfully treated by other tion. H is friends took care of his cam fiends. Cigarette smoking doesn’t make ducted by Rev. F. C. Stanard, took Poitland, th ird ; time 0.03. methods, no matter what the nature or paign In this vicinity two years ago an d athletes nor very much of anything else place at the home Sunday afternoon at Shot put—Kramien, Newberg, won ; condition, it would bo well for yon to hut a bad stink. they ’ll do it again. H e was accom two o ’clock and were largely attended. Coulson, Newberg, second; Harkins, have your case diagnosed by the os panied by Mrs. Hoskins who came for a J. K. W right of LaGrande, came H, W. Stone, secretary of the P o rt Portland, th ird; distance 30 feet, 5'£ in. teopathic method of locating the true visit with their daughter Mrs. F. K. down to Portland on business last week, land Y.M.C.A. will occupy th e pulpit at One-hundred-yard dash — Heater, cause of disease. This diagnosis by accompanied by his little daughter, and the Friends church next Sunday m orn Jones. Newberg, won; Maris, Newberg, second; In giving local mention of the county came up to Newberg Saturday evening ing and a t three o’clock in the afternoon Livingston, Portland, third ; ti m e 0.1 P 4 either a careful examination or consul ! tation will cost you nothing and u clear republican ticket last week, the name of and spent a few days visiting th e home he will address the Y.M.C.A. at the col Running high ju m p —Heater, N ew , statem ent lu the simplest language wili folks and calling on old friends. He re J . L. Hoskins, unanim ous nominee for lege. A general invitation is exteuded berg, won; K ramien, Newberg, second; be mude to the patient. Therefore it is recorder, was omitted from the list of turned Wednesday. to th e public to utteud both these ser Kerrigan, Portland, third; height 5 feet best always th a t a personal examination candidates. There is b u t one explana For Sale—160 acres of good, dark soil vices. 1 ^ inches. he made before intelligent encourage tion of the oversight. J . L. is considered land, near .Middleton, Oregon, two miles O ne-hundred und twenty-yard hurdle Dr. Clara Davidson has bought a cor Ostéopathie cures each a sure winner th a t his name seems from R. R. 20 acres in cultivation, 60 ner lot situated north of the Willamette —Heater, Newberg, won; Kerrigan, m e n t can bo given. are perm anent because they are natural. almost out of place among those of th e acres fenced ; box house, family orchard; Valley Telephone office, of th e Bank of Portland, second; Coulson, Newberg, Osteopathy makes no demand on th e regular candidates. very fine second growth timber—enough Newberg, where she is arranging to t h i r d ; time 0.18'^. vitality of the patient but rather in H am m er throw—Kramien, Newlierg, creases it a t every treatment. The body The local tennis enthusiasts have fix wood to pay for land ; a snap at $15 per build a residence and an office. I t is al ed up and fenced in a new court on Miss acre, and must be sold; half cash, bal ready enclosed hy a neat fence and work won; Coulson, Newberg, second; H ark Is not exposed during treatment. will be begun on the buildings at an ins, Portland, th ird ; distance, 68 feet 7 Ella Macy's vacant lots just west of ance on tim e at 6 per cent interest. Call for literature or examination, J . M. W right , Newberg. inches. early date. George Mitchell’s house. A stock of day or evening. C. C. B ennett , A1 Clarks moved last week to their Broad jump—Heater, Newlierg, won; tennis goods, consisting of racquets, C. S. Ormsby, recently from Great Osteopathic Physician. nets, etc., amounting to between fifty ranch over in Clackamas county, s i tu Rend, Kansas, received a letter a few Kerrigan, Portland, second; Kramien, Moees Votaw’s Residence. and sixty dollars has been ordered ated several miles np the Clackamas days ago from bis old home saying the Newberg. th ird ; distance 20 feet 4 in. Pole-vault—Heater, Newberg, won; through Duncan A Sons, which means river. At present th e place is rath er wheat crop was entirely destroyed by D ills W a n t e d . pretty complete equipm ent for th e isolated and hard to reach bat an elec- storm and hot weather. Mr. Ormsby Dailey, Newlierg, second; Livingstone, club. trie line is being talked of through th at m ig ht write his friends that he has Portland, th ird ; height 9 feet 2 ' 8 in. For ten ricks of first class oak wood _ , . . . . . . . i section of country, which, if put in along found the haven here where the hot Hurdle, 220 yurds—Heater, Newberg, 24 inches long; also ten ricks of fir wood General .nvest.gat.on nd.cates th a t L ed thelr p |a,.e won; Coulson, Newberg, second; Kerri 24 Inches long. All to he corded in the the Italian prune crop In th.s valley and them in easy 8Iul ick connec. winds never blow and storms are u n gan, Portland, third ; time 0 29. wood shed at school house in Chehalem known. will be well nigh a failure, owing to the ! .. ... ... ,, ... . . | tion with outHide points, Footrace, 220:yard dash— Heater, Center, Ore. All bids must be sealed cold ram s wmch came on at the critical } W. G. Eaton and Jas. Shaw were in Newlierg, w on; Georg *, Newberg, sec and in clerks bau ds by Ju ne 1, 1902. budding stage. This will be a hard ° n T u e id a >' nl«b t be,ween one aml town Tuesday with a couple of high ond; Livingstone, Portland, third ; time Right reserved to reject any and all bid*. ‘•visitation” on some of our fruit grow- two ° ' clock a b,,r':lar &aiue'1 e,ltrance bred and well developed horses, which 0 25. t3 W. It. Carter, Clerk Dist. No 9. ers, but most of them will have some- I the P°*toffic# b>’ tbu »*» of a "“eieton for style and heauty, were th e best this key and began to make investigations th ing else to fall hack upon. The pros vicinity has seen for many a day. They poet for a good crop of French prunes is b* tbe ai,‘ of ma,che8- were Malcolm, weighing 1500 lbs, sired hail time to lay hands on anything, excellent. Robert McGregor and Lambert Boy, j Owen Maris who sleeps in the office in by On n ex t Friday evening Mav 23, a n vited him to take a walk and he com weighing 130) ll*i, sired by Lambert o th er silver medal contest will be held plied with th e request without ar j Chief. They belong near McCoy. in C rater’s hall, the contestants being gument. Btrawberry growers say the prospect The tool chest belonging to G ertrude Cook. Elsie Tallman, May Tom Cummings who is building I’res. for a big crop of berries was never belter Mitchell, Jessie Gardner, Olive Nevitt, McGrew’s residence was pried open the th an it is this season. C. B. Calkins Beulah Spaulding, Ralph Cook, Glenn same night and some tools taken out, says th a t while three years is generally Hamden, N ina Mills and E d na hut all were relum ed. T he work all considered th e life of a profitable berry Huntley. Aside from the conte*t, an round had the appearance of lieing of patch, he has one lot of five y e a r old interesting program consisting of reci the amateur or roaming hobo type r a t h vines that are now setting the heaviest (!) tations, vocal and instrum ental music er th an th a t of the professional safe crop they have ever borne. I t is for 3 will be given. E v ery b o d y is Invited; j cracker. tunate that th e price of sugar rules low admission free. * At a recent meeting of the directors of ju s t now. -------►>*< -► ------ The matter of clothes comes up again with the coming 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 and price. j |B a n k r u p t Sulo^,^ i M ¡ j A Champoeg correspondent to the Woodburn Independent thus eloquently eulogizes the industrious h e n : “ What a blessing the old Oregon lien is in these trying times. One of our neighbors iraiketed over 109 dozen of egg. this week. The hen is standing nobly flat- footed and cackling defiance right into the teeth of the m eat combine. Every time meat goes up a cent she lays an e x tra egg and goes right on advertising it to the world. H urrah for the Oregon hen! She is the right kind of a tr u s t killer to own. She is worth more to humanity than all the legislatures and congress throw n in. Ju s t give her a handful of oyster shell and a pinch of red pepper and no tru st ever yet organ ised has any business foaling with her.” Chehalem Valley flank, H. M. Calkins wras elected cashier in place of Mo es Voliw retiring. The directors consider themselves fortunate to secuie a man at this time of tested ability an d unqnes- tinned integrity. Mr. Calkins has for th e p a d twelve years been actively as- sociated with the business and financial interests of Newberg and his success in each particular stands a . a guarantee to th e prosperity of th e institution which he represents. The retiring cashier de sires to express his appreciation of the patronage given the Chehalem Valley Bank durlng his t. rni of Service and would aolicit the same favors from the busine*s puülic while nnder the man- agement of his succeswor, lupported hy an «xperieuced board of directora. * N. M. Snodgrass who is down from North Yakima has soi l hi* place in tlie northwest part of town where E. P. Ut ter lias been living for the past two or th ree years, to a Portland man named Knox. Nate is still in tb e cow trade, he having bnugl t and shipped from the Willamette valley more th a n fifteen hundred head since he has been loca'ed a t North Yakima. He says he still finds tlie dem and good for dairy cows up in th at co un try , his shipments from t h e valley having been vo satisfactory th a t he has no trouble in finding buy ers for ail lie picks up. If Ihia th in g keeps up much longer all the old cows in tb e valley will t>egin to shed tears and prepare to part with their calves, w hen they see Nate coming. mj FLOUR, FEED, KAY AND GRAIN. • > t s M s s • • GARDEN & FLOWER SEEDS KEPT IN STOCK, LAND PLASTER AND FIELD PEAS. A G E N T S F O l t C Y P H E R ’S N O N - M O I S T U R E I N C U B A - TORS A N D B R O O D E R S. ^ ^ ^ Free Delivery. ^ ^ W A R D & B A R C LA Y . F ir s t S t r e e t - N e w b e r g , Ore. - Tfew *¿0 h eels/ ZK S3. ^Duncan dt Sons, Sell the Best the Market Affords, such as the Columbia, Cleveland, Tribune, Ram bler, Snell and Yule, All of which are GUARANTEED. 7l/o d/favo the //dost /¡quipped REPAIR SHOP //n the Count'y. Sundries on bund at all times. M iam i L i k e a S i o n « W a l l Between your chi dren and the tor tures of itching and burning eczema, scaldheud or other skin diseases.—How? W h y , by using ltucklen’s arnica salve, e a rt h ’s greatest healer. Quickest cure for nicer*, fever soros, salt rheuni, cuts, burns or bruise*. Infallible for pile*. 25c at F. H. Caldwell A Co's drag store. E. P . D ix o n . II. C. D ix o n . - - DENTISTS - - The place to get y o u r DRUGS & MEDICINES. PRESCRIPTION WORK A SPECIALTY. Fewberg, Ore. B o o k s , S t a t io n e r y , F a n c y a n d A rticles. Unm ans und K o d a k s m id a ll k in d s o f C’n m u r a N c w b o r f r T o ile t H arness S bop. S u p p lies. EVERY THINC IN THE LINE OF Repairing Neatly Done. a call. L E S S O N S G I V E N IN K O D A K - EUY. Give me yy 10 - GET VOUR------ ^ 3 dJt 3 0 1 5 City Headquarters for General Supplies, such as 1 « « H O R S E G O O D S«« I H. L. Sutherland. I This Stock of Goode and another Stock from Portland must be SOLD AT ONCE. In order to raise money I w ill sail at ac- tual NEW YORK COST. i J | FLOUR & FEED STORE. Saws, Lawn Mowers If:) 1 and Tools X €. 9 I 1 S/iarpenecf In J, C. Lucas Building, (!) |Come early & get Bargains! and upholstered at § V ♦V AND Y O U R ------ F irst S treet, * in ill ____ S ___ __ , x ___ S N ew berg. _ , ___ _____ i f|l F u rn itu re f7 \ , JJrunson s. F ix e d up Klr*t and Main Street.. NEWBERG, OREGON. Officers & Directors: 1 A i . p h h u s M i l l s , Pres., J. C. Me- C r k a , Vice-Pres., M osks V o T a w , | Cashier, J. K in l k y B l a i r . Correspondents: 1 Western National Bank, New Yotk, U. S. National Bank, Port land, McMinuville National Bank, j McMinuville. Established 189$.
