Newberg graphic., May 30, 1902, Image 3

Discount sale at Hadley’s racket, bet­
Get your lawn mower sharpened and
llld a W a n te d .
Tbe Douglas Studio lor fotoe.
ter take advantage of it.
repaired at Brunson's.
For ten ricks of first data oak wood
Wanted, 179 stoves, Brunson.
You can buy your wool sacks and sell 24 inches long; also ten ricks of fir wood j
Fresh bread at A. B. Cooper's m eal! The best line of teas and coffees iu
Look at those carpets at Brunson’s.
your
wool and mohair at C. V. Mills.
the
city
at
Wilsou's
grocery.
24 inches long. All to be corded in the
Wool and mohair bought at Chehalem market.
The place to get some choice bargains wood shed at school house iu Chehalem
Money
to
loan
on
approved
security
Valley Milla.
Edward Shaw has so lar recovered as
in furniture is at Brunson's.
Center, Ore. All bids must be sealed
at the Chehalem Valley Bauk.
tf
Sarg Britt came up from Portland ¡10 ^ out
L. G. Suiter, democratic candidate and In clerks bands by June 1, 1902.
L.
M.
Carey
haa
some
pigs
for
sale
at
Call at Chehalem Valley Mills for
and spent Sunday at home.
tbe Elisha Smith place northeast of for treasurer w as down from McMinn- Right reserved to reject any and all bids
t3 W. R. Carter, Clerk Diet. No. 9.
You will always find a complete line your wool sacks.
vilie yesterday.
town.
A second hand wagon for sale. En­
of fresh vegetables at Wileou’s grocery.
Mr. E. K. Shaw was over at Rrooks
Mol/in
David
is
down
at
Astoria
Miss M. Evelyn Hurley of Portland quire at this office.
doing service on the Daily Astorian as Station one day this week on ‘'usiuess A d m i n i s t r a t o r 's N m o e tic n t. e o f F i n a l S e t t l e ­
Discount sale at Hadleys.
Every­ reporter.
has been visiting relatives in New berg
for the Newberg Land Co.
Notice is he re by given th a t th e u nde rs ig ned
thing goes at a reduction.
this week.
All parties knowing themselves in­ Chopping ten cents per hundred or a d m in is tra to r of the esta te of Canby Heston,
de
ce ase d, has ti led his final a c c o u n t aud report
Wm.
Manning
has
been
out
this
week
'
GotoT. B. Cummings for paints and
debted to J. G. Hadley, will please call $1.50 in toil Iota at Chehalem Valley as Humluistrator of s a id estate , in the county
of Y amhill c oun ty. Oregou. a nd that said
oils. A full line of undertaking goods sturopiug Yamhill for Hunsaker and I and settle.
Mills. Also nice white seed oats for sale. court
court has ap poin te d Sa tu rd ay, J u n e 21, 1902, at
prohibition.
kept in stock.
10
o’clock
a. m. as th e day anti ho u r for the
Bring
in
your
old
camera
and
trade
|
Three Urge gangs of laborers are real­
e a r in g of o bje ctio ns to said final ac couu t a ud
All kinds of fresh fish may be found [ ly at work on the rail road between here for a new one. We have some second h the
Sam Lasbier came down from Seattle,
s ett le m e nt thereof.
th e re fo re all pers ons in te re s te d in t>aid
Washington, the first of the week and at any time at tbe Newberg Fish and and Portland.
hand ones at less than cost. C. F. est Now,
a te a re here by notified a n d re q u ir e d to ap
Poultry Market.
pe ar at t h e couutv c ourt room- at McMiunville.
visited a few days in Newberg.
Moore
A
Co.
Attorney Drew Price came up from
said couuty a ud state, a t said lim e , to (h en and
Mrs. Luke McKern fell down tbe Portland on business Saturday eveniug
A milk cow belonging to Walter Kirk
Hiram floats, lately from Illinois, th e re show cause If any t!.e re be, w hv said ac­
c
oun t sh ou ld not be settled , allo w e d a n d ap
died a few day* ago aa a result of a too stairs at her home Wednesday morning aod remained over until Tuesday.
who has been visiting up about Perry- proved, aud the a d m in is tra to r d isch a rg e d , aud
and
severely
spraiued
an
ankle.
said
e sta te forever au d fiuaily s e ttle d .
free access to tbe commissary depart­
Henry Versteeg has moved bis family dale, was iu Newberg tbit week looking Dated May 22. 1,02.
Miss Flora Bell of Portland will show to Willamette, near Oregon City where (or a location.
ment.
C l.r e a c t Uult, „ttoruejr
F ob s a l i —3 miles east of Newberg, 40 a nice line of trimmed hats every he has a position in the paper mills.
A. C. Churchill is riding around in a A d m in istra to r of th e e sta te of C anby Heston,
d eceased.
acres of One timtier land. Inquire oi Thursday at Ehret Bros, store.
Sweat or fruit acids will not discolor sporty new buggy. It is suspected that
Hervey M. Hoskins wheeled it down goods dyed with Putnam Fadeless he is running a little confidence game
John Kirkley, 974 Macadam 8t., Port
A d m in is tr a to r * « N o tic e .
from tbe county seat Monday evening, Dyes. Sold by C. F. Moore, 10c per on poasible investors in oil stock.
land, Or.
5-30
N otice Is h e re b y Riven th a t th e th e u n d e r
returning
tbe
following
morning.
n ed has b een d u ly a p p o iu to d a d m in is tra to r
Dr. Fred Gullette has gone into an of
Mrs. Reuben Everest aud young sons sig
package.
of th e e sta te of A le x a n d e r D. W ebber, deceased
Waterman’s Ideal Fountain Pens are
flee In Portland with Dr. J. K. Locke.
th e c o u n ty co u rt of Y am hill c ounty, Oregou,
Wednesday was Candidate day in went down to Portlaud Saturday aud d U>y
Auid has qualified.
^ __ ,
His professional.card appears in anoth tbe beet pen for good service. C. F. Newberg.
Now, th erefo re, a ll p e rso n s h a v in g claim s
Something near a dozen visited a couple of days with Mr. an
a gainst said esta te a re h e re b y notified aud re ­
Moore <t Co. are the trade agents.
er column.
Mrs.
Everest’s
married
daughter.
representing all three parties circulated
q u ire d to p re se u t th e sam e, w ith th e p ro p e r
to th e u u d e rs lg u e d . a t h is place of
What do you think of those new sam­ Last Saturday was candidate day at among the people.
G. W. Mitchell has obtained a posi­ vouchers,
business, a t N ew berg, Y a m h ill c ounty, Oregon,
ples at Smith’s Gallery? He will have the Carlton A.O.U.W. picnic. B. C.
in six m onths from d a te h ereof.
The Kodak and Camera season is now tion with the Southern Pacific aa tim­ w ith
D ated May 29. 1902.
other new things too—they are being Miles and family attended from New­ here and we have a fine line of them ber cruiser and left the first of the week C larence
B utt, a tto rn e y for e sta te .
N. C. CHRISTENSON.
berg.
developed now.
with
Frank
Elliott,
Alf
Rees
and
others
very cheap this year. Also all kinds of
A d m in istra to r of th e e sta te of A le x an d e r D.
for Southern Oregon.
J. M. Wright the real estate man, has supplies. C. F. Moore A Co.
W ebber, deceased.
Mrs. C. H. Eggersand daughter Anna
returned home from Montavillu Tues­ a few good lots that be can sell you on
In the silver medal contest held in
R. P. Bird and B. F. Rhodes of Mc­
day evening where they had been visit­ long time—monthly or quarterly pay­ Minnville, republican and democratic Craters hall last Friday evening, Beulah
ments.
12
ing for some weeks.
candidates respectively for county Spaulding was awarded first place and
Gertrude Cook second, the judges being
Arthur Hodson arrived in Newberg judge were in Newberg Wednesday.
The “ C. y'. M. Excellent" flour giv
B. C. MILES, P resid e n t.
en in exchange for wheat—40 lbs. to the again the first of the week the school
Hinchman Cooper is meeting with Miss Helen Chamberlain, F. A. Morris,
N. E. BRITT. Vice-Prea.
bushel, at Chehalem Valley Mills, Main having closed which he has been attend­ good success selling Yamhill Coal & Oil Nelson Sykes, Clarence Butt and W. C.
E. U. WOODWARD, S ecretary.
ing at San Francisco.
street, near depot, Newberg, Or.
stock. Last week while up beyond Woodward.
J . C. COLCORD, C ashier.
Alf
Rees
came
down
from
Bossburg,
Several
Newberg
men
who
had
been
N. C. Maris and son Paul of Heppner,
Dayton he sold five hundred shares.
Morrow county, are expected here the held up from work in Portland on ac­ W. A. Howe of Carlton who aspires Washington, the latter part of last week CAPITAL STOCK, $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 .
B. C. MILES,
latter part of the week for a visit with count of the strike returned to their la­ to re-election as senator at the hands of and visited over Sunday out northeast
C. K. 8PACLDINO.
the former’s sou Owen and other rela­ bors by the middle of the week.
E. H. WOODWARD.
Yamhill voters, was down sizing up the of town with his brother John. He has
N. E. B R U T .
a position iu the land department of
tives.
For Sale—A good crop of growing situation here tbe first of tbe week.
J . H DOUGLAS, JR.
D irectors.
the Southern Pacific as cruiser and
The Misses Gertrude and May Lamb clover, 12 acres, on Pendleton orchard,
Get ahead of the flies and buy your started out the first of tbe week for
make a "business" trip to the county opposite the Wm. McCollum place.
door and window screens now, at New­ Southern Oregon to begin work.
C O R R E S P O N D E N T S —Ladd A T ilto n , P o rt­
E. M. A r t h u r , Springbrook, Ore. berg Sash and Door Factory.
seat last Saturday. The county clerk
la n d ; N atio n al P a rk B auk, New Y ork.
Calvin Blair, president of the Pacific
informed them they would have to get
Dr. H. A. Cornell, veterinary, was
W. P. Heacock A Sons.
College Y. M. C. A., has received word S tran g ers v is itin g th e c ity a re in v ite d to c all at
their mother’s consent first.
called to LaFayetle Tuesday moruiug
A young gentleman from Astoria
th e b au k for inform ation c o n c e rn in g th e
City Headquarters for General Supplies, such as
Van Leavitt returned home from La- to see a horse belonging to A,H. Denny, named Dement is visiting at the David from state secretary H. W. Stone of
c ity . C o rie sp o n d e n c e Invited.
Grande the first of tbe week looking which had been seriously cut up by home on Chehalem mountain. Roy- Portland, that at a recent meeting of
the state executive meeting it was de­
very much as if base ball didn’t agree wire.
brought him down to town Wednesday cided to hold the next anuual Oregon
with him io Eastern Oregon climate.
Rev. James Price of Portland was up and introduced him to friends.
and Idaho convention at Newberg.
He says he is now going to work at the latter part of laBt week to see his
DR. FRED GULLETTE
Daniel Scott, father of W. R. Scott, This means a great deal to Newberg in
• * •••••• • •
home.
sick grandson John Elliott, who by the died last Friday and was buried the fol­
W ith Dr. J. K Lock«
many ways, and though it will take
Judgo Mooreland of Portland gave a way is rapidly recovering from his at­ lowing day. The funeral services were
some effort to take care of the number of
Jrd A M a d iso n Sfc
GARDEN & FLOWER SEEDS KEPT IN STOCK,
good, solid republican talk in Crater's tack of pneumonia.
held in tbe Baptist church and were delegates which will be iu attendance,
P o r tla n d , Ore.l
ball Tuesday evening, and was listened
Mr. John Dorcas of Rrooks, represent­ conducted by Rev. F. C. Stanard.
LAND PLASTER AND FIELD PEAS.
the citizens of the town will be found
to by a good audience. The music fur­ ing a monument company of Portland,
r j K g y g g E k M i i a a K E r e fi
The legislative candidates on the dem­ ready and willing to assist and co-oper­
nished by the Cecllian quartet and C.M. was in,town Monday and placed head­
ocratic ticket held a meeting here Wed­ ate with the boys to this end. The con­
A. band was much appreciated.
stones at the graves of Canby Heston nesday night which was addressed by vention will be held next December.
7K A G E N T S F O R C Y P H E R ’S N O N -M O IS T U R E IN C U B A - 7 K
Republican candidate for sheriff, T. P. and wife, and one or two others.
C. V. Galloway and Chas. Grissen, can­ The New berg Telephone Company which
I
TORS A N D D R O O D E R S.
^
DR. CEO. LARKIN,
Caughlin came down Wednesday morn­
W. G. Perkins, tbe Dayton creamery didates for representative and joint has been negotiating for some time with
^ f V Free Delivery.
^
ing and fluished up the canvass in this man who passed through town on the representative respectively.
the Columbia and Willamette Valley
end of the county. He was accompan­ train Tuesday morning, said that work
Mr. Aspinwali aod family with Mr. companies for use of their office and
ied by Mrs. Caughlin who visited iu had been begun on the Dayton Cream­
Office over C hehalem Valley B ank.
Taplin made a pleasant trip to Cbeha- line, has succeeded In securing even bet­
F ir s t S tr e e t
-
-
N ew b erg:, O re.
town with Mrs. F. H. Caldwell.
ery Company’s building, and that tbe lem mountain to see the magnificent ter terms than were expected. C. F.
N e w b e rg , O re g o n .
Marshal Woods did some cleaning up new industry would soon be started.
view of our matchless valley from tbe Moore and Jesse Edwards secured a
on the principal streets of the town the
Mrs. E. W. Rossiter was up from high places. They were highly pleased meeting in Portland with the president
first of the week. The debris, piled up University Park this week visiting New­ as is everyone who goes up there.
and manager of the above companies
on the commons back of the postoffice, berg friends. While here she had the
H. A. L ittle fie ld
the middle of the week when the latter H . J . L ittle fie ld .
will make good material for a ratifica­ remains of ihcir little daughter who George Larkin arrived home from fully conceded to the Newberg company
Washington Monday, twice a doctor,
tion bon fire over tbe election of-----?
LITTLEFIELD BROS.,
died here two or three years ago taken having successfully taken the examine the use of their office and line here,
Will Manning, after a week’s visit in up and removed to the Salem cemetery tion at Tacoma given by the Washing­ also a special cut rate for comm unication
Newberg, returned to his work the first where another one of their children is ton Dental Board. He went on up to over tbe Willamette Valley line to Port­
Offices In C hehalem V alley B ank B uilding,
of tbe week as night watch in a saw buried.
Seattle, called on former Newberg land. This will mean a big saving of
P h o n e No. 43.
mill at Claquato, Washington. He and
n o rth of P u b lic 8chool B uilding,
C. F. Nelson a well-to-do farmer of friends and was shown about by Charlie expense to the local company and great­ R esidence
P
h o n e No. 44.
two brothers there are figuring on start­ West Chehalem, died last Saturday ev­ Burrows. George will now settle down er efficiency in service.
ing up a mill of their owu somewhere in ening, aged 66 years, alter an illness of to business here at home.
On last Saturday evening Miss Mabel
Western Washington.
k
several weeks. The funeral services,
The word comes from Missouri that Edwards gave a pleasant and unique
Mrs. Wm. Everest has the gratitude conducted by Rev. F. C. Stanard, were Demsey Smith haa made a rich strike social event in honor of Miss Bergitta
of the Graphic for a gorgeous boquet of held at Grange hall on Monday, inter­ back there in speculation. He invested Nelson who was visiting her from Mc­
Sell the Best the Market Affords, such as the
fine roses brought in Tuesday which ment being made in the West Chehalem ten dollars In stock in a lead mine pros­ Minnville. The evening’s entertain­
WATCHMAKER
called forth expressions of admiration cemetery. The deceased was a native of pect, a shaft was sunk, and in a few days ment took the nature of an "excursion,"
and pleasure from all who saw them. Denmark.
he was offered five hundred dollars for cleverly worded tickets being given out
*»■> JEWELER,
Mrs. Everest announces that she will
The chesse factory at Willamina is bis holdings, but at last report was hold­ for a tour around the world, and the re­
have roses for sale this season for Com­ now running full blast and Is demon­ ing of! iu the expectation of securing a ception room being arranged to repre­ S olicits th e p atro n a g e of hia old In d ia n a
F rie n d s w ho need w a tch re p a irin g done.
mencement and similar occasions.
strating every day that this part of the thousand. Some Newberg youug ladies sent a railway coach. Tbe parlor serv­
All of w^ich are GUARANTEED.
Oregon is soon to realize a three cent valley is well adapted for the dairying may yet rue the day they allowed Dem­ ed as the "observation car," objects be­ 2 0 7 M o r riso n S t.
mile rate on tbe Southern Pacific as business. At a test made last week sey to escape single handed.
ing arranged to represent different
PORTLAND, OR
‘life jfcave the Sftest Gquipped
well as on other lines. The new tariff there was no milk that tested under 5
Mrs. Vannie Martin gave a reception scenes and places. Strawberries, served
schedule is being prepared and the per cent and the milk from five cows of at the family home on River street with whipped croam and cake, made
change will soon be made, which will Luke Booth tested 8 per cent. This Is Tuesday evening, there being present the dining car the most popular resort ALBERT SCHWEIZER, TAILOR
mean a single fare to Portland for about a remarkable showing when it is taken the teachers in the public school, the of the trip. Aside from the hostess aod
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seventy-five cents.
Station agent into consideration that none of the cows school board and a few other guests. guest of honor, those present were the
Satchwell says he has not been inform­ are blooded stock.—Sun.
The evening was spent in a social way Misses Edna Allen, Maude Soper, Jessie
Sn the County.
ed what the round trip rate will be.
The result of tbe annual examinations and refreshments were served before Britt, Nervia Wright, Myrtle McDaniel, S u ita
Ella
Crawford,
Olive
Stratton,
Pearl
For Sale—160 acres of good, dark soil of the state law school as published in the guests departed for their homes
land, near Middleton, Oregon, two miles Tuesday’s Oregonian shows Otto Pickett Mrs. Martin has been a teacher in the Cummings, Gertrude and May Lamb
from R. R. 20 acres in cultivation, 60 as graduating second in a class of fif­ Newberg schools for twenty years with and the Messrs. Guy Metcalf, Nelson
to O r d e r
acres fenced ; box house, family orchard; teen. He is being examined at Salem but short intermissions and many young Sykes, A. C. Martin, Otto Pickett, W.
very fine second growth timber—enough the latter part of this week for admission people who were taught their a-b abs C. Woodward, A, C. Pool, W. S. Parker,
wood to pay for land; a snap at $15 per to the bar, and in a weex or so intends by her are now rearing families of their L. B. Ferguson, R. W. Kirk, H. Itosen-
berger and R. W. Jones.
acre, and must be sold; half cash, bal­ to leave for South Bend, Washington, own.
^ T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W .
ance on time at 6 per cent interest.
where he will work for a while in a law
Prof.
Thomas
Newlin,
who
for
the
C
ards.
J . M. W r i g h t , Newberg.
office.
past two years has served as vice-presi­ The people want good men In office,
CLARENCE BUTT.
The egg business at Forest Grove is
A few days ago John Larkin, who is dent of Wilmington College, Wilming­ and we believe that tbe voters will
W ill p ra c tic e iu a ll th e court« of th e «tftU
something phenomenal. The Times down at Fillmore, Southern California, ton, Ohio, has accepted a professorship make no mistake by voting for Dr.C. It.
S pe c ia l a tte u tlo u giv en to p ro b a te w o rk , th e
The place to get your
w ritin g of deeds, m ortgages, c o n tra o u a o d th e
has been making a little inquiry among overseeing tbe drilling operations of the in Guilford College, North Carolina. Matthis, the democratic candidate for
d
ra
ftin
g
of
a
ll
legal
papers.
dealers and finds that they handled last Skookuin Oil Company, sent to D. H. Something of the way in which bis work state senator. Dr. Matthis is a gentle­
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
N ew b erg . O re g o n .
week at least 3,000 dozen eggs. Almost Turner a sample of the dirt taken out at at Wilmington has been appreciated may man of tempevate and sober habits and
O
r
r
i
c
i
—
Second
Floor
the entire amount is shipped out and at a depth of between eleven and twelve be determined from the leading editorial has made for himself an enviable repu­
Shop next to Moore’s Drugstore.
B auk of N ew berg B uilding.
present prices it Is safe to say that tbe hundred feet. It smells strongly of j in a recent number of the Wilmingto- tation by strict integrity and faithful
PRESCRIPTION WORK A
humble lien around Forest Grove is petroleum, and the Newberg stockbold-' nian the college paper, which speaks in attention to business, and should he be
bringing in a golden stream of between ers are correspondingly elated over the the highest terms of his services. It says, elected we feel safe in assuring the vot­
SPECIALTY.
$400 and $500 each week—Forest Grove prospect of soon reaching what they "One of the highest compliments paid ers of Yamhill county, that he will work
Ti rnes.
have long been seeking.
to Professor Newlin was by one of bis for the best interests of the people.
R o o k s, S t a t io n e r y , F a n c y a n d
M any V o t e r s .
It begins to look very much like an
The dual athletic meet advertised to students who said ‘He teaches you bow
T o ile t A r t ic le s . C a m a r a a n ti
Independence day celebration for New- take place at Forest Grove last Batur- to think.’ ’’ Herein is tbe key to bis
It Is seldom that the voters have an
K o d a k s a n d a ll k in d s o f C a m a r a
berg this year. A good attendance was day between the University and Pacidc ability as an instructor.
.S u p p l ie s .
opportunity to give their support to a
the result of the call by Mayor Christen- College ended in a farce. Before the
Tbo musical and elocutionary enter­ man who is more deserving of endorse­
L E SSO N S G IV E N IN K O D A K -
son for a mass meeting Monday evening Newberg boys went over It was mutual- tainment given in Craters hall on Thurs­
ment than is Charlee V.Galloway, dem­
ERY.
and the sentiment of those present was ly agreed that the discus throw would day evening of last week for the benefit
This
Stock
of
Goods
and
another
ocratic candidate for representative.
found to be unanimous in favor of a be discarded as the former had not been of the athletic association, was a success , , e taayoung man of integrity, sobriety,
Stock from Portland must he
celebration, all pledging their support able to secure a discus and knew noth- from all standpoints, many declaring It j
conservatism and bnsinesa ability. He
and encouragement toward making it a in g about throwing it. After they ar- tbe highest class entertainment New­
SOLD AT ONCE. In order to
success.
Clarence Butt was made rived at Forest Grove however, the berg baa seen for years. Miss Fay is a native son of this county, a grad -1
uate
of
the
University
of
Oregon
and
by
j
chairman of the meeting and N. C. manager of tbe latter’s team, realising Swick, as reader, was enthusiastically
raise money I w ill sell at ac­
Christenson secretary. Dr. H. J. Lit­ that tbe meet would be a close one, re­ received and every number encored. In occupation a farmer. A vote for Charles 1
Galloway for representative is a vote for
tual NEW YORK COST.
tlefield was selected as general manager fused to throw out tbe discus event as such selections aa "The Raggedy Man,”
tbe£rigbt
man.
N
ox -F aktisas .
of the celebration. Committees were previously agreed, which utter breach "Molly," and "Little Frita" she is inimi­
appointed as follows: finance and of good faith so exasperated the New­ table, and has even greatly improved
H o ld « a p m C n n fr e a ta ia n .
grounds, B. C. Miles, N. C. Christenson, berg boys that they refosed to go In the since ber last appearance in Newberg.
“ At the end of the campaign," writes
£*33cb
H. R. Morris, R. B. Linnvtile and C. F. meet. In this they were encouraged by Aa pianist, Miss Gertrude Brewer of Champ Clark, Missouri's brilliant con-
(&3
Moore: games, Guy Metcalf, LeeGrames some of tbe University students who Cbemawa made a decided hit, and re- greesman, "ftom overwork, nervlooa
and Hugh Nelson; program, J. C. Hod- repudiated their unprincipled manager. ceived much praise
praise from
from local
local music tension, losa of sleep and constant speak-
son, Dr. H. J. Littlefield aod I . « . Holt; Pacific University is acquiring a reputa­ lovers. Bbe graduates from the Che- ing I had about utterly colU|«ed. It
NEWBERG, OREGON.
advertising and printing. W. C. Wood-1 tion in this direction which is far from maws Indian school tbia month, also seemed that all the organa in my body
Officers & Directors:
ward and A. P. Oliver. One or two savory. A few years ago the Pacific from tbe Salem conservatory of music. were out of order, but three bottles oi
A lphkus M i l l s , Pres., J. C. Mc-
committees are yet to be appointed. It College foot ball team went over there Mias Stuart aang with ber accnstomed Electric Bitters made ms all right. It'a
jC«KA, Vice-Pres., M oses V o t a w ,
has been seve-il years since Newberg for a game and because they would not grace and expression and was enjoyed 1 the best all round medicine ever sold
In
J.
0.
Luca«
Building.
has had a celebration, and if it ia to allow tbe University to run in a couple ; moat in tbe rendering of “ Little Blue
Cashier, J. K i n l k v B l a i r .
over a druggist's connier." Overworked
’ First Street,
N ew b erg.
have one this year, preparations should of Portland professional«, the Utter re- Pigeon.” The work of F. C. Horton on , run down men anil weak, sickly wo­
Correspondents:
be made for a full, life size one. There fused to play, and the Newberg boys re- the cornet was greatly appreciated, both men gain splendid health ami vitality
Western National Bank, New
is not much time between now and Jnly turned home on their own expense« In solo and in the orchestra. The amount from Electric Bitters. Try them, only
York, U. S. National Bank, Port­
4, but there is sufficient if citlsens get Such conduct reflects anything b u t; of twenty dollars was cleared as a result 50c. Guaranteed by F. H. Cald«rel|
land, McMinnville National Bank,
in and hustle.
o$ tbe entertainment.
1 credit opon an institution.
. McMinnville.
Established 1893.
A Co.
i£ .‘-VS£’V<
Local E vents.
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.
Bank of Newberg.
H O D SO N
FLOUR & FEED STORE.
FLOUR, FEED, HAY AND GRAIN.
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W ARD & BARCLAY.
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PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS.
JOHN A. BECK,
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Columbia, Cleveiand, Tribune, Ram­
bler, Snell and Yale,
REPAIR SHOP
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Bid^-Sundries on hand at all times.
Cleaning
And Repairing.
Come one, Come all.
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