Newberg graphic., June 27, 1902, Image 3

u r z m n it k m s .
T h e Douglas Studio for fotos.
j T h e best line of teas and coffees in ! Mrs. Jo Mortis and family w ent to
Marion Tuesday for a visit w ith Mr.
F resh bread at A. B. Cooper’s meat the city a t W ilson’s grocery,
O ur band boys have engaged to play
m a rk e t.
j G race Kuan of P ortland atten d ed a M orris’ parents.
on th e 4th at Sherwood.
A second b an d wagon for sale.
En
Putnam
Fadeless
Dyes
color
more
J. K. Sm ith h as been in town during P*rt °I th e exercises of Com m encem ent j
q u ire a t th is office.
goods, per package, than any other. 10c
Billy Ju k er is ru n n in g a meat m arket
week.
th e week.
j
a
package.
Sold
by
C.
F.
Moore
A
Co.
!
in
one of Joe M atty 's buildings.
Born, on T hursday, Ju n e Id, to M ,
Prof. H . Cl. Roseuherger left for his
Flags are low in price this year.
and Mrs. O. K . E dw ards, a eon.
Riley S m ith lias been in town visiting
John Sem iuler who recently sold his
borne a t Oskalonea, Iowa, yesterday
Moore has a large stock.
j place iu the G erm an settlem ent east of hia son Orval w ho is w orking for Mr.
You will always find a com plete line
Cicero M arr and hU sister Mrs. Fields morning.
of fresh vegetables a t W ilson’s grocery.
F ire crackers, rockets, torpedos and tow n lias purchased the Coulee farm in Bosch.
have bought th e Dailey fish market.
West Cliehalem .
The loudest popping tire crackers arc
Jam es Vestal of Newlierg was here
J
A good team of w ork horses for sale all kinds of fire woiks, wholesale aud
W hat do you think of those new sam ­ over Sunday and a tte n d e d the Beck
a t Moore’s drugstore. Call for th e d y n a ­
retail
a
t
Moore’s.
J. M. A S. W. Atkinson.
m ite.
M. J . Com er h as purchased the ples at S m ith ’s G allery? He will have m eetings.
D ynam ite tire crackers are all th e go
<j. M. Bales arrived hom e th e latter
; Rev. C. F . H urd and wife are attend-
Winslow
property formerly occupied by other new things too—they are
this y ear. Buy no oth er. C. F. Moore
p a rt of last week from his visit in the
developed now.
ing th e C hristian E udeavor convention
D. H. T urner and family.
keeps them .
E ast.
J o h n I). F it lu S t i n t a t C t i a m p n e g .
| a t A shland.
R
ev.
T.
B
rouillette
will
preach
in
the
All kinds of fresh fish may Ire found
Go to T . H. C um m ings for paints and
Darius 1 alluian who returned from . Mrs. H ill lost her purse on the street
a t any tim e at th e Newberg Fish and Presbyterian church Sunday m orning. Chnmpoeg Wednesday where bo
oils. A full line of un d ertak in g goods
had on Tuesday evening containing thiriy-
All
are
invited
to
attend.
Poultry Market.
been doing a job of plastering brought two dollars.
k ep t in stock.
The
Misses
Bessie
Houck
and
Louise
Sarg B ritt came up from Portland Sat­
word of a shooting scrape that occurred
M r. and Mrs. E. S. Craven w en t
Fred and Mary D erby of th e Sheri­
urday evening and attended m e ser­ Maloney came down from M cM innville in th a t village ut an early hour that
to Cottage Grove W ednesday and will
d an Sun force visited iu tow n over Suu-
Tuesday m orning and attended Com­
vices of B accalaureate Sunday.
morning.
J . F. M arkley owns the
rem ain over Sunday.
m encem ent.
day wltli their parents.
building in w hich he is running a store,
Miss Flora Bell of Portland will show
Fire crackers, Are crackers, w ith dyna­
The railroad bridge gangs are hoard­
R.
\V.
K
irk,
Mrs.
Mabel
H.
Douglas
while the ground on w hich the building
m ite in th e m .
T h ey crack every time a nice line of trim m ed hats every and Miss G ertrude Lamb are attending
stood belonged to J[ohn D. Fain.
The ing in town now aud are repairing the
T hursday at E h re t Bros, store.
a t Moore’s d ru g store.
th e m eeting of th e state teachers asso latter sold th e lot to Mr. Je tte who owns trestle near West D ayton.
County school superintendent Lamb
ciution at Eugene.
Miss K ate Ramsdell of Portland has
Mr. Begun the grocery man has Im­
th e principal store of the village and on
of Tillamook county was in Newberg
been visiting her cousin Miss C arrie
proved
the uppearanco of tils store
Mrs.
F.
C.
Mills
an
d
Mrs.
I
I
Cooper
the
transfer
of
the
property
Mr.
Je
tte
T u rn e r a n d attending college Com­ over S unday, th e guest of Miss E d n a will go to B aker City Saturday where g ive Markley notice to move his build­ building with a fresh cout of paint. A.
Stratton.
m encem ent.
they will spend some tim e visiting with ing off th e properly. These proceedings B. Westerfleld is the a rtist.
‘‘O steopathy’’ is th e proper treatm ent
d e m e n t Nlswonger of th e college left
th eir sister Mrs. W inder.
incensed M arkley and with but little
Mr. Beck th e colored evangelist of
for
constipation
and
o
th
e
r
forms
of
for the upper river stream s last Friday
w arning he fired a shot at Fuio which C alifornia, aud his wife, daughter and
H
en
ry
Mills
has
bought
the
property
w here he has a good job with the Spaul- stom ach and intestin al troubles.
situated east of th e Friends church which took effect in th e stom ach. No one was niece have been conducting a series of
C. C. B ennett, D. O.
sling Logging Co.
present to witness th e shooting hut Fain meetings here for tb s lust week. They
M. Votaw residence has beeu occupied for the past two or
shouted for help and lived about two have had crowded houses every evening.
‘’Osteopathy treatm en t” will cure per­
three years by th e C utts family.
Mrs. Thom as Miles and sister Miss
m an en tly , any case of chronic, nervous
Owen Jones, who is working on the hours, th u s being able to give h is ver­ They are Shouting M ethodists. They
o r sick heahscbe. C. C. B ennett, D.O. W hite of Scotts Mills were over this Southern Pacific road at different points, sion of tbe shooting. The sheriff a t Sa­ held services in H em bree’s grove on
M. Votatv residence. week to see th e ir son and nephew W al­ is now bossing a crew of men th a t are lem was called by phone and a deputy Snuday where they had an im m ense
ter Miles finish the preparatory d e p art­
G et ahead of th e flies and buy your
building th e water tank at Springbrook soon arrived aud placed Markley under crowd of people from all over th e coun­
m en t of th e college.
arrest.
ty. On W ednesday they left for the
door and window screens now, at N ew ­
T h e general exodus of college stu d ents
The young son of Jam es H u n t who
cam pm eeliug a t Can by.
Postsv.
F o r S a le .
berg Sash and Door F acto ry .
yesterday
m
orning
m
ade
a
lively
scene
had his eye severely injured is still at
Nine hundred acres of land w ithin five
W. P. Heacock A Sons.
S aved F r o m an A w ful Fate.
at
th
e
depot.
M
ast
of
th
e
students
are
th e hospitul in Portland hut is re p u te d
miles of Newlierg, in different tracts.
I n last week’s announcem ent of th e
“ Everybody said I bud consum ption,”
to be g ettin g along nicely and it is now counting on re tu rn in g to school next Mostly im proved.
Amos Nelson.
«lection of officers of the Wednesday
year.
writca Mr«. A. M. Shields, ol Cbm nbers-
th o u g h t the eye can be saved.
■Club, th e name of Mrs. C. J. E dw ards,
Notice.
burg, Pa., “ I was bo low aflersix m onths
J C. Saunders was over from Laurel
L os t —A ribbon agate watch charm ,
vice president should have appeared In
H
aving
sold
my stock of goods in of severe sickness, eain-ed by H ay Fever
Tuesday
and
saw
his
son
Lewis
grad
W
.
O.
W.
em
blem
on
one
side,
K.
O.
T.
place of th a t of Mrs. J . T. Sm ith.
Newberg, and th e good will of tbe busi and A sthm a, th a t few thought I could
M. on the other.
Finder will be lib e r­ uate from the academ ic departm ent of
■We will pay 18J^ or 19 cents per lb.
ness to Mr. Ii. B. Linnville, I wish to get wel!, but I learned of (lie m arvelous
th
e
college
an
d
acquit
him
self
with
ally rewarded upon leaving same at this
fo r b u tte r fat durin g th e m onth of
thank the people for tbe kind treatm en t m erit ol Dr. K ings New Discovery for
much credit.
office.
W. 8 . K i r k .
J u n e If b u tter stays a t present prices
All form s of kidney and bladder troub and liberal patronage they have given C onsum ption, used it, and was co m ­
A rth u r K irk and sister Miss Lizzie
a n d it is not likely to go any lower.
les yield readily to osteopathic treat­ me since I have been in business in pletely cuted.” For desperate throat
started
for
Seattle,
W
ashington,
yester­
N ew berg Cream ery.
Newlierg. And I shall he glad to know and lung diseases it is the safest cure iu
day m orning. T he former lias a Job m ent and cures are perm anent.
th a t m y successor has fared as well at th e world, and Is infulible for coughs,
Osteopathy is th e proper treatm en t
C.
C.
B
ennett,
D.
O.
there for the sum m er and (lie la tte r will
colds and bronchial affections. G u a r­
to r catarrh and oth er troubles of the
M. Votaw residence your hands as I have.
keep bouse for her brothers Carroll and
Respectfully,
anteed bottles 50c and $1. T rial bottles
arose, eyes and th ro a t.
A
rth
u
r
A
ustin
who
had
been
visiting
A rth u r.
J . G. H a d l k y .
free a t F. H. Caldwell A Co.
C. C. B ennett, D. O.
^
City Headquarters for General Supplies, such a s
^
here w ith his father H enrv for a few
Miss G ertrude M inthorn will remain
M. Vo taw residence.
Heal K sta t« T ran sfer« .
days
left
on
Monday
for
E
astern
Oregon
I wish to say to the readers of the
at hom e d u rin g th e sum m er w ith her
M rs. Nellie Abbe, d aughter of Silas
to take charge of a ranch where lie G raphic th a t I have bought th e little
R eported by the Yamhill Co. A bstract
grandm other while the rest of th e fam­
C om er, arrived with her child W ednes­
worked last sum m er.
store of Mr. J. G . H adley. I shall cou- Co. a t M cM innville, Oregon, for tbe
ily
are
a
t
N
ewport.
A
new
N
eedham
d a y evening from C alifornia for a visit.
A break in the eng in e at the brick tim e the business a t the sam e stand, w eek en d in g May 31, 1902. T he place
H er husband w ho suffered a severe ac piano w hich arrived Tuesday will keep p lant a t nine %’clock on last Friday and shall eudeavor to m aintain th e good to get the title of your land exam ined.
> ••••••i
h er com pany.
c id e u t over a year ago, is still confined
reputation of the house for low prices L ilia Janssen & huh to C P C h am ­
n
ig
h
t
knocked
o
u
t
th
e
power
and
the
R ev. F. C. Stanard occupied th e pu l­
■in th e hospital.
GARDEN & FLOWER SEEDS KEPT IN STOCK,
electric lights w ent glim m ering. In and fair dealing, and hope to m erit and
berlain a J I M arks It 3 blk 10
Miss E thel Southm nyd w ho has been pit of the second B ap tist church of P o rt­ view of th e fact th a t Mr. Edw ards had receive a fair sh are of the public patron­
Whiteeon ................... ................. $ 25
LAND PLASTER AND FIELD PEAS.
land
last
Sunday,
in
th
e
absence
of
the
a tte n d in g school in P ortland visited
E O S m ith et al to Ira It Osborne
Respectfully,
the work well along a t his new power age.
pastor,
Rev.
Itau
d
all,
who
delivered
the
w ith her uncle, J . A. Millsap in New­
pt It 9 blk 4 A m ity ....................... 120
R. B. L i x x v i l l e .
house up tow n he concentrated his
berg T uesday and W ednesday, after address here to th e C hristian Associa­ forces on tho work th ere an d on Mon­
American m ortgage Co to A lbert
F
a
r
m
F
o
r
S
ale.
A G E N T S F O R C Y P H E R ’S N O N - M O I S T U R E I N C U B A -
w hich she left for Woods, Tillam ook tions in th e F rien d s church.
Livengood blk 58 D undee............
48
day n ig h t he had ev ery th in g running in
The J. J . Conlee place in W est Che-
T O R S AN1> B R O O D E R S .
Prof, and Mrs. Kelsey were in tow n good order again.
c o u n ty where her father has a store.
He finds th e change halein containing 120 acres, about 100 in C harles H utchens to Gustuf L a r ­
th
e
first
of
the
week
attending
Com­
sen 410 a in Edson die t4 r4 and
Mrs. J . H . Douglas and daughter Miss
to be very satisfactory.
Free Delivery.
cultivation, fair buildings, orchard. On
W hile here they rented
o th er la n d ........................................
1
Mellie came down from M cM innville m encem ent.
The people of Dayton are at last to lie road and close to public school, l’rice
the
V
aughan
property
on
Fifth
street,
for a visit last Friday m orning. Miss
congratulated upon having secured u reasonable for cash. Reason for selling, H erm an B oliart .t wf to Jacob Rel-
mere 39 a sec 28 t2 r5 ...............
1
E th e l T aylor w ho was graduated from o th er arrangem ents having been made city marshal w ho has the moral courage th e business of the Conlee estate m ust
F ir st S treet
-
-
N e w lie r g , Ore.
Mary F H urley to Cliehalem V al­
M cM innville College Ju n e 11, accom­ with th e Burrows property which they of his convictions and who sustains his be closed up.
Amos
Nelson,
A
dair.
ley Mills blk 34 H A 1, ad Newhg
40
panied them and attended th e various had spoken for.
oath of office w ithout fear or favor by
F i lt h y T e m p i« « In I n d ia .
Ja s. Vestal a tten d ed a cam p m eeting! enforcing the Ian s of tbe town as be finds
Geo B rsitliw aite A wf to Geo E
com m encem ent exercises of Pacific Col­
Sacred cows often defile Indian tem ­
near L aF ayette Sunday which is being them . I t is indeed g ratifying to know
W illis It 7, 8 blk 2 W hiteeon. . . .
lege.
22
ples, but worse yet is a liody th ats pol­
conducted
by
a
family
of
colored
evan­
th a t he is hacked by every law abiding luted by constipation. D on’t perm it it. Geo Iiraitliw aite A wf to J A Mid-
£om e of the farm ers in the vicinity of
duugh Ii 5, 6 blk 2 W hitemiu . . .
22
S heridan have formed a pool in wool. gelists nam ed Beck. Jam es endeavored citizen in th e com m unity in his efforts Cleanse your system w ith Dr. King's
T he wool is being stored in Scroggin’s in vain to g et them to cotre on down to compel even “ hoodlum s” to respect New Life Bills and avoid untold misery. G ustaf Larsen A wf to T Black A
w f 240.56 a in E dson A Garruson
w arehouse and up to date there is 20000 and hold m eetings here ut once. He th e laws an d th e feelings of all decent They give lively livers, active bowels,
die t4 r5 ........................................... 0500
pounds in th e pool. They expect to says th e y intend to come to Newberg in people.—H erald.
good digestion, fine appetite. Only 25c
Ira Nelson a wf to F W Sitton 100
doublo th is am o u n t in th e next tw o October how ever.
Last week W . E. H ow ard brought ac­ at F. H . Caldwell A Co.’s drugstore.
a in sec 27 13 r5 ...............................
50
N. L unde, who lives four m iles east of tion ag ain st Lon H adley for tw enty-five
«reeks and by th is means they expect to
S l'H IN H IIItO O K IT K M S.
M ary E Mason to Ida E Rowley 1
realize a good price for th eir wool clip Salem, purchased a cow from J. VV. dollars as commission for a sale of land
a in Oak fruit fa rm ....................... 1001
W att ol Salem . The cow Is four years which he made for Mr. H adley, th e
th i s y ear.—Sun.
Born—On T hursday, Ju n e 26, to Mr.
Nancy
Noble to E B G obat 160 a In
old
and
has
raised
five
calves.
The
sec­
W m. K incaid w ho is cultivating the
trade afterw ard falling through. The and Mrs. II. E. N ew lin, a son.
sec 14 t5 r 0 ..................................... 7001
Moon orchard on the side of Buld Hill ond calf was born July 9, 1901, and on case was tried in Ju stice W rig h t’s court
Mrs. G. M. G raves who has lieen sick
Sell the Best the Market Affords, such as the
n o rth of town says th ere is a block of J une 13, 1902, she gave b irth to three last S atu rd ay , Clarence B utt appearing for tho past tenShtys is reported on the W ilber Shook e t al to Frank R
Shook
12s
a
in
Jn
o
Brisbine
die
calves,
two
hulls
and
one
heifer.
All
in
about one hundred and fifty trees in one
for the plaintiff and L. F. H all for the gain.
t2 r3 ................................................... 1800
co rn er of the orchard th at are well load­ good h ealth . W ho can beat it?—Re­ defendent. T h e ju ry , consisting of J.
A. L. Watson and«L<ter took a pleas­
po
rter.
ed w ith prunes w hile th e rem ainder of
H . Dailey, W. H . H ubbard, K. C. H o l­
M arriage License.
M issE d n a S tratto n returned to her lin g sw o rth , George Baird, R. J. Cooper ure trip to IndeiieiiiCTffcg by steamboat M artha J Johnson 17 to C F H all 22
th e trees are very shy of a crop. A b the
from
Newlierg
last
S
aturday.
trees all bloomed at the sam e time he is work in th e pontoffice a t Tillamook th e and H enry McGuire gave judgem ent to
La Veri-a Keene 29 to W I t Kirkwood 34
Miss Sadie Skinner who has been go­
first of th e week after visiting the home Mr. Howard for fifteen dollars.
All of which are GUARANTEED.
unab le to account for the pltenoruena.
M aude Edw ards 19 to Roy Robertson 23
ing
to
school
the
past
y
ear
in
P
o
rtlan
d
E . L . W ithers, a y o u n g m an who folks for several day s. On Monday
Josephine E G ardner 25 C W M cLean27
T h e steam er Grey Eagle, owned by
is home spending her vacation.
w as about here a year or so ago, re tu rn ­ m orning she w ent down to Por> land the. S paulding Logging Company but
V ir u le n t C a n c e r C u red .
T h e first cherries were shipped from
ed last F riday evening, bringing with w ith her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. chartered by th e Oregon City T ranspor­
S tartlin g proof of a w onderful advance
Stratton
to
see
ttieir
relatives
Mr.
and
here
Tuesday
to
a
Portland
C
anning
him a wife. H e will locate here, having
tation C om pany san k in th e W illam ette
rented a house In th e west end of tow n. Mrs. I. W. H ain es before the latter re­ river below Oregon City W ednesday Co. The cherry crop will he light th is in m edicine is given by druggist C. \V. ]
Roberts of E lizabeth, VV. Vu. An old I
O n S aturday m orning in company with turned to th eir Iowa home.
n ig h t at 11:30 o’clock, th e accident lie - year.
m
an th ere had long suffered w ith w hat
F. H. Storey left for Newport Tues­ ing caused by coming in collision w ith
Miss Pearl H arger of Portland came
E ld er Geo. C. Carl an d wife Mr. and
M rs. W ith ers left for K lick itat county, day m orning where he has a big job a log boom. C orrespondence to the up on th e train Tuesday evening and doctors pronounced incurable cancer. !
W ashington, w here they will engage in w ith Dr. H . J . M inthorn on his new Oregonian eays she was proceeding to will visit w ith Miss Sadie Skinner for a They believed his case hoiieless till he
used E lectric B itters an d applied Buck-
building a t th e mouth of Nye creek. A Portland to take an excursion party up sh o rt tim e.
a series of m eetings.
len’s A rnica Salve, w hich treatm ent
w
indm
ill
and
pum
p
is
to
be
p
u
t
in
for
th
e
river
th
e
following
morning
when
In th e medal contest held T hursday
Mr. Wm. B arker enjoyed a visit w ith completely cured him . When Electric!
evening of last week, of the boys, pum ping up salt w ater, fresti water is to the accident took place near the rapids. his nephew Jack Caswell Saturday and Bitters are used to expel bilious, kidney |
M orris Rogoway received first place and be piped from a distance, an d a large The crew of e ig h t men aboard was Sunday. Mr. Caswell cam e up on the and niicrslie poisons at the sam e tim e i
train Friday evening
L indsey Dudley second, th e judges b e­ heating aparotus and several first class saved.
this salve exerts its m atchless healing |
Dr. J A. Lym an and family came up power, blood diseases, skirt eruptions, j
in g Mrs. C. C. B en n ett, D. I). Coulaon, batli tubs are to beinaialled, all of which
The vote on th e Goddess of liberty for
means
several
weeks
work
and
the
ex
­
E . W. H all, M yrtle McDaniel and W. C.
th e F o u rth of Ju ly celebration is grow ­ on the train S aturday and will «pend ulcers and aores vanish. B itters 50c, '
W oodward. In th e girls contest, E rm a penditure of considerable m oney. Van ing steadily. H owever It is generally the sum m er on his fruit orchard where 25c a l F. H . Caldwell A Co.
Heacock received first place, while M ar­ Leavitt will assist in the plum bing.
understood th a t the heavy voting will he has lately built him a new house.
C onsiderable work is being done at l>e postponed u n til tom orrow, when
At a m eeting of the new school hoard
guerite Allen and Amy Grafe tied for
MUM WONH.
B. C , M ILE8, P r esid en t.
second honors, th e judges being Mrs. the Yam hill locks. Stone is being huul- some surprises m ay be sp ru n g U p to last Saturday night Miss Pauline Ross-
Ih th e C irc u it C ourt for Y a m h ill County,
The place to get your
N. K. BRITT. Vtce-Pren.
F . C. Stanard, M rs. H . K. M orris, E . A. ed and placed along th e riv er bank at W ednesday evening the leading candi­ ner and -Miss M innie Newby were elect 8 ta te o f O regon.
L. K. H a ll
E. II. WOODW ARD. S ecreta ry ,
Plaintiff
ed to teach tho school here for the next
N ew by, N . J . Sykes and E. S. M inchin. th e locks where Indications show d an g er dates stood as follows:
J . C. COLCORD, C a sh ier.
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
J o h n Wm C h rist W essetl «nd M s
400 Mrs. W ig h t
140 year.
A t a meeting of th e board of directors ol th e hank w ashing aw ay. Stone used Rose G raham
W essel h is w ife. L e w i, C. L ittle,
■ - ♦■■■ - -
E
v
a
It.
L
ittle,
K
reileiiclt
E.
L
ittle.
for
Oiling
in
and
m
aking
repairs
is
being
I) B. Putm an after spending a few
Mabel G ardner 135 Olive S tratton
75
!*et Friday evening, the last vacancy in
I and H uber L ittle, m in o rs, am t Alt.
CAPITAL
STOCK,
$
3
0
,0
0
0
.
08 Lucy O ause
50 days visiting relatives left for home a t S m ith , t h e ir g u a rd ia n , an d C has, L.
th e teaching force was filled, by the hauled from F. J . NVirf’s place. Work May Lam b
PRESCRIPTION WORK A
Defendant#.
B. C. MILES,
30 Oaksdale, W ash., Monday ro o m in g .
«lection of Miss I n a V. Gould, d aughter is also being done to beautify the M innieS chnuer 50 Millie H olst
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C . K. SPAULDING.
I l l s f a m i l y w ill stay ICTT s o m e t i m e visit-
th e a b o v e n a m ed d e fe n d a n ts —In th e n a m e o f
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SPECIALTY.
of Rev. H. Gould, who has been teach- grounds around the lock keeper's build­ Mrs. M cKern
K H WOODW ARD.
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th e sta te o f O regon, yon and earh o f you « re
N B. BKITT.
ing in L inn county. T he assignm ents in« w hich belongs to th e governm ent,
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h ere b y n o tifie d a n d req u ired to a p pear a d
Some one is going to get into trouble
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y o u n g p e o p l e h a d a la w n p arty a t I a n sw e r th e c o m p la in t filed a gain st
you In th e
D irectors.
have been m ade th e teachers for the by grubbing o u t stum ps aud brush. In for giving liquor to In d ian s. L ast Sat­ . a The
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a b o v e e n title d su it. In th e ab ove nam ed co u rt
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different rooms as follows, beginning tim e, no doubt the locks property will urday several In d ian s were in town and t h e home o f Mr. an a Mrs. G rant H eat- j on or b efo re th e la st d ay of th e tim e p rescrib ed
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w ith the principal's room, R. W K irk, lie m ade very attractive and a pleasant s o m -o fth e m were pretty well intoxi­ urn
f A u g u st A. i>.. IW2, a n d if pou fail so to a p ­ CO H U E S F O N D E N T * — Ladd A Tilton. Port­ K m l n k s a n d a l l k l u d n o f C a n i a r a
Mrs. M artin, Miss Stilweli, Miss G ould, resort.—H erald.
cated, in fact one was so d ru n k th a t he some tim e playing gam es ice cream and ' o pear
h iid a n sw e r fot w ant th ereo f th e P la in tiff
land ; N at.onel Park Bank, New York.
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Miss L am b, Miss Craw foid and Miss
T he Southern Pacific Company a n ­ had to he helped along th e street and cake were served, All report a pleanant w ill a p p ly to th e co u rt for th e relief p ra y ed for
in th e c o m p la in t h ere in , v 1«: — A ju d g e m e n t
time.
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Inglis. The board employed J . H. Wood nounce th e sa le o l reduced rates on ac- put into his wagon where he laid down
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again -? J o h n Win C h r ist W easel and Ida W es-
s e l for th e su m o f |12>V00,tngether w ith In te rest
as janltorfor the ensuing year a t a salary count of th e F ourth of Ju ly . These flg- in the wagon box and was taken home.
H a p p y T im « in O ld T ow n.
there* n from 4th d a y o f N ovem b er A D. MSB, Stran gera v is it in g th e c it y are in v it e d to c a ll at E R Y .
of tw enty-tw o dollars per m onth
urea wi 1 he baaed at one and one-third T his thing has been going on for some
"W e felt very h ap p y ," writes R. N. at th« rate o f M p er c e n t per a n nu m , and $40.00
th e bank for In fo rm a tio n c o n c e r n in g the
s p e e ia i a ttorn ey s fees, to g eth er w ith th e cost«
c it y . C o r ie sp o n d e n c e in v ite d .
In honor ol her E astern cousins, th e fare for th e round trip, m aking 4 cents tim e and there is going to be a stop put Bevill, Old Town, V a.t “ when Rncklens a n d d iflb u rsm eiita o f sa id s u it, and a d e c r e e
s in g th e m o rtg sg e d escrib ed In sa id
Misses C arter and her friend Miss E liza­ per mile round trip passage to and from to it. There is suspicion on certain A rnica Salve wholly enred our d au g h ter ' c fo o r m e c p lo
la in t, an d for an ord er o f sa le o f «A id
b eth Gill, w ho are spending the su m ­ s‘,ations in Oregon Tickets will be on parties and when sufficient proof can tie of a bad case of acald head .” It delights m ortgaged p rem ise s tow it /- A ll o f lot No. 1 in
I b lo ck N o. 1«) in H u rley A L a rge* a d d itio n to ALBERT SCHWEIZER, TAILOR
m er with her. Miss Maude Soper e n te r­ Bale Ju ly 3rd an d 4 'h , and will 1« good brought they will lie turned over to the all w ho use it for cu ts, corns, burn*, ' th e to w u o f N ew lie rg . Y a m h ill com ity, sta te o f
O regon, an d th a t said d efen d a n ts and e a c h o f
tained a Jolly crow d of young people for retu rn u,» to and including th e 6th. law and no mercy will be shown them .— bruise* hot'», ulcers, eruptions. In fa li­ ; , th
em , a n d a ll p erso n s c la im in g by, th ro u g h or
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from town a t her home on the m ountain C elebrations will be held at the more S un. Good word*.
ble for piles. Only 26c a t F. II. Cald- ' n n d e r th em or c ith e r o f th em be fo reclo sed an d
fo rev e r barred o f all e q u ity o f red em p tio n In
Local agents will
Friday evening. The e n tertain m en t of im p o rtan t points.
Rev. and Mrs. T. Brouillette arrived well A Co.’* drug store.
or c la im to sa id p rem ise s and ev e ry part
th ereo f.
Suits
th e evening was mostly literary In c h a r­ furnish all d etails on application.
home late S atu rd ay n ig h t from their
H O ! r OK M EW P O U T .
T h is su m m o n s Is se r v e d by p u b lica tio n for
W. E. C oraan, Geo. Pass. Agent.
acte r, som e very enjoyable and unique
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1 « w e e k ly n ew sp a p er o f gen era l c ir c u la tio n
The new feature introduced into th e object of which was to a tte n d th e G en­
features being introduced, which were
Recognizing th e advantage of New­ u b lis h e d in sa id Y a m h ill co u n ty , by o rd er o f
followed up w ith refreshm ents. The C ouim encem ont ezerciaes this year, the eral P resbyterial Assem nly in New port as a sum m er resort over o th er sea­ [on R. P. B ird, C oun ty Ju d g e o f said Y a m h ill
to O r d e r
c o u n ty , m id e at C ham b ers In M cM in n v ille,
guests passed an unusually pleasant athletic exhibition given by the girls of York After th e Assembly they made a side resorts in the northw est, and to ; O regon. th e lAth d a y o f J u n e A I>. 190*2; th e
th e first p u b lic a tio n th ereo f b ein g J u n e 27th,
evening, th e fine m oonlight drive being th e College, is m uch to be commended, to u r of sig h t teeing and visited in Illi­ m ake It possible for all who de«ire to do I A . D. 1902.
NEWBERG, OREGON.
JNO K « P E N C E * .
no sm all factor In th e general enjoy­ for two reasons especially. In the first nois and Kansas. Then a few days •o to spend thefr vacation by the ocean
A tto rn ey for the P la in tiff.
Officers & Directors:
m ent.
Those from tow n were th e place th e exhibition Itself is a great addi­ were sp en t in “ 'ash in g to n C ity to very wave«, th* Southern Pacific Com pany,
! A l p u k it s M i l l s , P r e s ., J . C . Mc-
Misses Olive S tratto n , Mellie D ouglas, tion to th e program of ’he week to which good advantage. Rev. Bronilletre met in connection w ith the Corvalh* A Eaat-
IC rka , Vice-Pres.; S. M. C alkins ,
Mabel E dw ards, Pearl C um m ings, G e r­ it gives “ college to n e." B ut more im ­ some of th e United 8 'a te s senafor* and ern R. R., a ill place on sale, effective
Cashier: J . K in l k y B l a i r .
tru d e and May L am b, M yrtle McDaniel p o rtan t still is the athletic training o th er high official, who took pains to Ju n e 15th, round-trip ticket* from all
DR. FRED CULLETTE
a n d Messrs. A. C Seeley, R. W . K irk, w hich th e girls them selves receive. show him a b o u t. H e was greatly In­ points in Oregon on th e Sou'hern P aci­
Correspondents:
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W ith Dr. J K Lock«
N. J. Sykes. W. C. W oodward, A. C. Fiom both standpoints, moch favorable terested in a to u r o f th e governm ent fic to N ew port, good for return unt
Western National Bank, New
Pool, H. O. Rosenberger, W. 8 . Parker, com m ent w m called forth hj- th e ex er- hnilding* and w n much im p r e s s ) wilh October 10th, at *p«cm!ly reduced rat ^ r 3 r d A M a d i s o n S t
York, IT. S. National Bank, Port­
P o r t l a n d , Oi-c
A rth u r Hodaon, Geo. L arkin an d L- B. rise* on th e college cam pus last Satur- th e magnificence ol th« congressioual For fa rth e r inform ation ple.se enquire i
land, McMinnville National Bank,
F erg u so n .
‘ Jay evening.
library building.
of your local agent.
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McMinnville.
Established 189,1.
Shop next to Moore's Drugstore.
Local Events.
The matter of clothes comes
lip 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.
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W ARD & BARCLAY.
Tfew Zùheeisf
Z k SS» ^Duncan dt S o n s,
Columbia, Cleveland, Tribune, Ram­
bler, Snell and Yale,
7¿Jo sftavc tho 32est Cquipped
.REPAIR SHOP
Sn the Countt/.
©^"•Sundries on hand at all times.
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Bank of Newberg.
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Cleauing
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And Repairing.
Come one, Come all.