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I Local Events. Fresh bread at A. B. Cooper's meat See those second hand Domestic Sew- market. Tents for sale or rent by the «reek. ; ing Mach lues at Shaw’s. at Mrs. \V. \V. Nelson and son Jo visited I C. F. Moore A Co. The Douglas StuJio for fotoa. The Science of Osteopathy. A fine Western Cottage organ Shaw'«. Asa Kelsey visited at Salem l.iat week in McMinnville last Friday, **\V h a t is it** V o t i Born—On Saturday, August 9 to Mr. f with old Illinois friends. j The best line of teas and coflees iu and Mrs. C. D. Pool, a son. It Is a natural and acieatific system of manipulating the various nerve ren A few sheep to let on the shares, ! the city at Wilsou's grocery. ters, principally along the spine, using the nerves as a system of transportation You will always flud a complete Hue i Enquire of J. K. Blair. tf. A young lady from Dakota is visiting over which to convey lile-giviug sensations and force to every part of the human of fresh vegetables at Wilson’s grocery. Miss May Lamb returned from her Miss Minnie Newhy northeast of town. body, no matter how remote. .1. W. Colín spent Sunday at Ocean outing at Newport Wednesday. Wanted a good fresh milk cow ; must It is rot a faith cure r.or is it massage, S weed ¡all movement, or physical Park, Washington, with his wife and J. L. Hoskins of McMinnville was culture. It uses no hypnotism, tnsgnktislii nr jleCtricUy. It asks no more faith lie young and gentle. Enquire at this Uttle boys. j down the middle of the week. office. of the patient than the machinist asks .f tbe engine he is repairing. The restor Wanted—Stores. Cash paid for stores Mrs. G. W Cults and daughter Louise ation of the circulation of the blood, nerve fyree and lymph throughout the en Mrs. G. W. Allen is preparing to leave at Shaw's second hand store. Brunson’s the first of the week to join her hus returned from their extended visit at tire system to a natural condition Is the result of O s t e o p a t h i c T r e a t m e n t . old stsud. | Shedds Wednesday. Every orgau or part of the body with a normal circulation of blood and band near Boise, Idaho. J. A. Pike has been laid ti,y for several A'xum Newby and A. P. Wallen with nerve energy contains in itself the |iower of self repair, of self recuperation. The Miss Rose and Lelund Kruger re days at his home north of town witli a turned home Monday from a visit down their families started overland for the Osteopath corrects anatomical disorders and the physiological (unctions follow weak hack. normally Under the control ol the leading power of nature. An Osteopath does coast Thursday morning. the river below Butteville. The Misses Merle Woods and Fannie not hesitate to say and demonstrates it beyond the least doubt, that lie can treut Mrs. Hannah Bond, her daughter Prof D. M. Metzger and wife o f Dal Cobh visited the Hadley youug people a diseased organ in the body as easily as if it lay on the surface and exposed to las, are here for a few days visiting May, and Ellio Prcssnall got home from at Dayton Sunday. his touch under the rnme principle. New port Monday eveuing. with W. vV. Nelson and family. “ Osteopathic Diagnosis” Is mado. We care very littlo for symptoms or G o to T . H. Cummings for furnitnro, Erumor Hail was employed for s few L. \V. Baisinger has purchased the effects hut locate the cause nnd remove it. A cure made by Osteopathic treat paints and oils. A full line of undertak property in the northwest part of town, days the first of the week In the Port ment is most permanent because it is natural. ing goods kept in stock. land city mail delivery surtice. north of R. Pettyjohn’s residence. D id it Ever Occur to You Mrs. I. I.. Scofield of Dora has been Putnam Fadeless Dyes are fast to E. H. Woodward is attending the That the human bosiy Is a delicate mechanl-m, subject to tlie same laws of visiting in town with her pareuls Mr. meeting of the State Press Association sunlight, washing and rubbing. Sold mechanics as those which regulate all luechnnicn! structures in their construction, and Mrs. J. D. Shearer. at Newport the latter part of this week, by C. F. Moore a Co., 10c per package. arrangement, position and operation, ami to have perfect action many machine, A family from Portland named Hart What do you think of those new »am- j O. V. Allen and family left the first of each and every part must be exactly in place and entirely free from obstruction? visited iu town the first of the week plea at Smith’s Gallery? He wilt have the week for Boise, Idaho, where the Do Wo Not K n ow witli J. S. O’ Briaot and family. other new things too— they are being former will help manage their big evap- That any machine subject to grest strains nr shocks, such as the human body H. S. Britt, accompanied by Mies developed now. | orating business. sustains from accident, overwork, exposure to atmospherical changes, bad sur Alice Andrews, came np from Portland Masters Biuce and Donald Douglas Mrs. Sam Terrell and children are roundings, etc., could I ni so racked by these agents that some of its parts would Saturday evening and spent Sutiday at visited at Rivera Saturday with their preparing to sell their property here and be abnormally contracted, misplaced nr dislocated and its normal action pre home. * grandmother, and uncle, Dr. W o o d s Join Mr. Terrell in low s where they vented or entirely destroyed? Mr. and Mrs. Sweet ni Marion, the To Osteopathy fs Duo the Credit intend to make their future home. Hutchinson, and family. latter formorly being MÍ9S Lizzie Morris, Of discovering that the condition of the human body which we call disease, is Charley Mitchell, who lias been in Mias Clara Williams came up from j visited In town Sunday with relatives of entirely due to obalruction of or pressure on some of the arteries, veins, nerve» Portland Led week for a lew days visit tending to return from the East to New- Mrs. Sweet. or ducts of the body, from the correct action of which we obtain motion, sen 1 berg. Ima written his children that he and on Monday left witli her sister Miss Enos Ellis having returned home, has married a wife iu Illinois and can’t sation, nutrition and egestion. Vinnie for a trip to the seaside. w ishes to announce to the puplic tlmt lie D id It Ever Occur to Y ou come. C. B. Wilton joined his family at is rea-ly for work iu his line ill the way That a removnl of tills obstruction nr pressure would restore the circulation of Mr. Ellton Shaw, a young Salem at Newport the latter part of last week. of cleaning out or digging wells. the fluids aud gases of the body and bring about a condition o f ease, or wlial wo Wood Charles has been driving one of torney, son of Mr and Mrs. E. K. Shaw know as good health? Doc Lane started on another trip to of this place was married at the Capital the delivery wagons in his absence. Isn ’t it FoolUh to Suppose the coast Wednesday morning, this City on Wednesday of last week to Miss A gentleman nnd wife of Iowa named That such a removal can be made by pouring poisonous drugs into your time accompanied by part of his family Edna I,. Perkins. Fair, cousins of Mrs. H. E. McGrew, stomach, which in its present weak condition could not jiossihly digest good and Mr. and Mrs. W ill Frazier. P. N. Skinner, of Springhrook, Yam food, nnd therefore could not possibly digest the mineral and vegetable poisons, visited with the latter iu Newbeig Sun Get ahead of the flies and buy your day on their way to Southern California. hill county, is visiting G A. Thomas of and corrosives used in medicine, the constant use of which will destroy the Btoin- door and window screens now, at New- White Salmon. Mr Skinner is an cx Hop pickers gloves, ucli and paralyze the heart? berg Sash and Door Factory. tensive fruit grower in the famous “ Old Best iu the market. You W i l l F in d W. P. Heacoek 4 Sons. Yam hill" country and is here to see Cloth 15c; per 2 prs 25c. Should you investigate the science o f Osteoputhy, that It is the most rational Miss M. E. McDowell, owner of the what Hood River is like.—Glacier. Leather 25c per pr. and common sense method used in the cure of disease that has ever yet been old Sam Woodward place northwest of A few special bargains at Jay Cook’s, dlscoveied. Hod son Bros. town, left Tuesday for Phoenix, Arizona, B r ie f Explanation o f Principle*. A representative of the Home Tele preparatory to moving stock. Tea Gar to attend a sister who is low with con Along the spine are located the Uillt rent ganglia or nerve centers which branch den Drips syrup, bulk, 58c per gallon ; phone Company of Dayton was lit town sumption. Prize baking pow out into every portion el the tiody and control every func'ion of life. The spinal Monday conferring witli the Home com regular price 75c. Ephraim Wilson of Marion, Indiana, der, 40c; regular price 5!>e. Also some column is a vast conduit through which the nerves run in comparative safety pany here, relative to connecting the who is traveling on the Coast for a pub bargains in ladies’ and Misses’ shoes. from exterior molestation. At certain intervals these nerves branch out and two points in the near future. lishing house visited in town the first of run to their stations, similar to the wires ol a telephone system. It has Henry Mills and wife who have been Jack Soper is wo-king in the Oregon | the week with his cousin Joseph Wilson taken years nnd years for anatomists and physiologists to properly locate these City pulp mills. It is reported that on j residents of Newberg for a couple of and family. hundreds of nerves and so describe their location nnd functions, that others tbe first day of hi» service a big bully in years left tbe first of the week for their with a thorough course o f training may easily find them and be able to detect Miss Ivy Welch of Portland visited in larin home near Georgetown, Illinois. sisted on imposing on him and got town the first of the week with Miss thoroughly cleaned out for his pain9. They will be niiatfed by many friends the least abnormality and disturbance tunning a diseased condition of any organ Carrie Clenienson. The ycung ladies who hope to see them in Oregon again. of the body. Science tins accomplished wonders in tlds discovery nnd has been C ard of T h anks :—I desire to thank so elaborated that it is now a demonstrated fart that many diseases can lie suc went over to Washington county Tues A Mrs. Ruhicam and children, the my friends and neighbors for their cessfully cuied without the use of medicine or the surgeon's knife. This method day fur a visit with Eli Evans’ family. former linving been taking treatment in many acts of loving kiudness during my of healing is known as “ O s te o p a th y .” Mrs. J. B. Moutit accompanied her a Portland hospital and whose husband late bereavement. W h n t it is ami W lia t It is Not. sister Mrs. N . E. Keller In Portland is a Methodist pastor at Prosser, Wash M rs . M a g g ie L . L it t l e f ie l d . It is a most woitliy science and should be hailed with delight hv the hundreds Monday, when the latter started back ington, have beeu visiting in Newberg Allen Smith's brother Isaiah and wife, to her home at Topeka, Kansas. Mys. with M. II. Pinney and family with of suffering people of this vicinity, who are racking their brains with Ihe ever puzzling questiop Mount’s father and younger sister will who have been visiting here for several whom they were friends in Kansas. weeks left Wednesday morning. After W h a t Shall I do to Out W e ll? remain a little longer, Prof. M. F. Hanville, who has been a visit of a few weeks at Hardman, Mor This is n question of no small importance to those who have been unsuccess Harrison Crater arrived home last row county, they will return to^ their1 Print'Pa' ° f the Dayton public schools, fully treated by other methods and it is largely with this class thnt Osteopathy Friday evening after ncaily a five but wlio has been elected to that posi Iowa homo. has to deal, and in consideration of this fact, the per cent of cures has been re months visit in Indiana. After making tion in the Gresham schools, was in markable, tbe most stubborn of chronic ailments yielding readily to this J. L. Haworth, nnd Alpheus and Seth t-lose connection with a young cyclone town this week in the interests of Die method of treatment. Is it then any wonder that Osteopathy is being so highly Mills, with their families left in wagons or two he concluded that Oregon was Equitable Savings nnd Loan Association Tuesday for the Coast Range mountains of Portland for which he is working recommended today by t>o many people? good enough "for him. Diseases Treated Their objec during his vacation months. A Mrs. Farquahar, widow of a Friends on a hunting expedition. Osteopathy tins met with wonderful success in the cure o f chronic diseases minister who died in Southern Califor tive point was uhout twenty-five miles A suit or overcoat made to your indi such as the slouinch and bowel troubles; diseases ol the kidneys, liver nnd south of Yaquina Bay. nia two or three months ago, arrived vidual measure and made right is of bladder, and all kinds ol rheumatism, neuralgia and sick and nervous Iteud- iiere Monday evening and will make Miss Grace Heston of Dundee, who is infinitely more value to you than a ready aclies, catarrh, arithmetic and bronchial trouble, weak eyes, ear, nose and throat her home with her son-in-law E. B. afflicted with tuberculosis, which seems made suit or overcoat. It fits better, troubles, paralysis, coldness of limbs, enlarged glands, etc. Also weak back, Watt who recently moved into the J. K. to affect the (tones particularly, under wears lietter, and costs you hut very dislocation, stiffened joints, and it is especially liciiefidul in the treatment of nil Wright cottage. went a surgical operation in a Portland little more. Seo Wanaraaker A Brown’s female disorders and nervous troubles. No matter wliut your sickness is, call The Misses Cora and Jessie Goodlove, hospital Saturday when a foot «as am splendid line of a l l w o o l samples at the and see mo. Will always be glad to give information in regard to the science. o f Central City, lows, are visiting here putated. With her accustomed grit she Racket. R. B. Linville, Sales Agent. C. C. B E N N E T T , Oatcnpatli, with Mrs. C. A. Hodsnn and Miss Olive stood the operation with stoical coolness. Noah Heater and son Roy aud Enos Kx n m tn a t to n a nd C o n s u l t a t i o n f r e e , l t ea lt le n ce a nd Office o o iCIver Stroeet, Stratton. Tire Stratton family arrived S e w b e r g , Oregon. Mrs. Nancy Wiley was being taken to Ellis arrived home Monday evening here twelve years ago, but until in the church Sunday morning on her tricycle 1 from Newport where for several weeks visit with these young ladies bad seen by her daughter-in-law Mrs N. L. Wllev, they had been engaged on the new san I do one from their old home. when on a crossing a wheel ol the ve- j Barium building being erected by Dr. stuffs kept on sale at lowest market man went home and Srnkeoff the habit. It took him some little time hut flnully James Vestal, Mrs. \V. W. Hollings hide dropped into a crack, throwing H. J. Minthorn. The building is id- values. We extend thanks to all our old cus he worried through the year, nnd pre worth and little girl», Mr. and Mrs. E. the aged lady out upon the wulk, thus most completed aud tbe doors of the W. Hall, Miss Ella Macy, I’ res. H. E. spraining her wrist and-bruising her up sanitarium here opened to patients this tomers for past patronage, anil to all sented himself again. “ Do you eliew7" j week. They say that the dbetor’s proe- others an invitation to come and give asked the philanthropist. “ Yes I do," McGrew, Mrs. Jesse Edwards, Mrs. rather badly. Respectfully, “ Stop It for a whs the desperate reply. , . , ., „ . , ,, I pectg are very good for success in his us a trial. Silas Moon and young sons, Mrs. Mabel \v bile boring for oil Saturday after-1 . . 14 Newlierg Foil ring Mills. year and then come and aee me again." , , , „ | new enterprise, Douglas, Miss Minnie Newby and noon, the drill reached gas and salt ; The young man stopped d ie « mg, but! Mrs. E. H. Woodward Rt'endel water, the.presence of w hich is conrid- Water Consumers Take Notice—Pec. never went hack again. When asked the quarterly meeting of Friends Chance for Dubious Swains. ered the best indication yet. A gentle- 22 of the "Rules ami Regulations ol the by his anxious friend« why he never Church at Portland tire latter part of man from Woodburn who has hnd ex-1 Newberg Water Works’’ reads as follows: called on the millionaire again, ho re-I last week and continuing over Sunday. perience as driller in the California 1 “ Consumers will only be allowed to use ’I here are to he several weddings “ in Mr. anrl Mrs. J. L . Hoskins returned Helds, and who has manifested sufficient water for irrigation or lawn sprinkling high life” In Portland during the Sep plied that lie knew exactly what the] Tuesday from their visit to Southern interest to niuke two or three trips over between the hours of G and 7 a. m. nnd tember Carnival of the Portland Elks. man waa driving at. “ He’d have told that now I had atnpiicd drinking Oregon. They had quite a round of here to watch developments, expressed 7 and 8 p .m . and for street sprinkling ¡These weddings are of more than pass- L me nj smoking and chewing, I must have sight seeing at various springs and the lielief that oil would lie fjnnd not fr o n i7 to 8 s .m and 12 n o -to I JP- j Ing interest to the public, inasmuch «• , saved enough enough to to start start myself in busi- mines, with the thermometer up to 110 far below where the gas and salt water anil from ore hydrant only.” Notice I theceremony of tying the connubial knot ( And I have. ....T h e annual apportionment of lite were struck. At thia interesting stage is served that if the above regulations j „.¡n ^ r.crf„rmed in a balloon in m id- ! state school funds has just been made. of proceedings it became necessary to are not respected, violators thereof will air, a thousand feet above the ground, N o tic e o f F in a l Settlem ent. Yamhill county receives $7,401.25, to be pump out the water, which they hail be deprived of water without notice, in the plain view o( thousands. This is Notice fa hereby »iv e n that Amos Nelson a d divided according to a school population scarcely begun doing when they had a The authorities also warn consumers one of the novelties Hint will la; seen ; ministrator de Loti ii . non with the w ill anuex , , , , , ed o f the estate o f John J flonlee. deeea.ed, h e . of 4,775. This makes a per capita of breakdown which delayed operations agalngt needless waste of water »3 d u r in g th e e a r l v d a y s o f t h e E lk s ( a r - . tiled his nn»l »eenuut In ,m d estate, .m l that $1.55.—Reporter. eounty court ha. fixed September nth, at until Tuesday afternoon. It is believed nival, which will open with a grand the the himr of 10 o'clock in the forenoon o f sabt S r itlN O IIItO O K IT E M S .. The county court did not decirle upon that whatever is found will be found prize parade on September 1. Keveral (isy lvo;, al the county court room in the city of M'-Mtiiuvtllc, Y am hill county, Oregon, « « the Iree ferry project last week bat con-: within a few weeks. Miss Sadie Skinner went down to applications have already been received the tim e amt place lor bearing asl-l account and objection, thereto. tinned the proposition for further con- 1 “ Special” correspondence to Monday’s , Portland Tuesday for a few day’s visit. 1 by the management from willing candi Atnl a!) per«- ns Interested In said estate ere siderallon. Some representatives of hereby uotlfled to appear at .a id time aud plare dates for the matrimonial state. For Oregonian from Forest Grove says that Mr. Ore Price of Portland visited a to ahow cause If any why aald aeoount should Dundee appeared before the court ask not he allowed and -ipproved and said adm in the citizens of the Grove, having made few days last Week with Mel David on \ their willingness to expetience this istrator dtseharred. ing that the ferry ire put in near that I rather unique, If not sensatiooul cere- listed this Sthdav o f Augnst. IWB. a canvass for fifteen hundred cows, and the mountain. place at Yeager’s Ian.ling. Their peti AMOS NELSON. i nionv in a balloon the tnanag tnent is having secured twenty-five hundred Mrs. C. E. Newhouw and Miss Sav- Administrator de tmii'i*. n on ' tion is to he regretted ns it can result in prepared to set the happy Couple tip . with the w ill annexed o f the dollars bonus, all conditions of the pro- ¡ng, are spending a few days at Moadow -u te of John J. Coulee, dee. nothing except make it appear In the with about $-500 worth of house keeping McCain A Vinton, e Attorneys for administrator. iroters had liven met and they were Lake visiting. court that the people in this pari of ihe equipment, including everything from n now “ certain” that s condensed milk H. E. Nawlln la getting out the poles piano to a sack of flour. It Is know n county are not united iu support of the factory w ill he started there as soon as ' for the Bell Telephone line. They will there will be a trio of weddings ami if ferry. the building ran lie erected and the ORBGOS* S soon have the line ready for use. the dubious swains elsewhure outside of The vacancy in the medical profession machinery installed. Not la’-er than Clyde Hnlladay arrived here Monday Portland are anxious to receive a hand oT Newlierg has been filled by the loca January 1, the industry is exoected to Blue Ribbon tion of a new firm of doctora heve, un be in operation. Let’s see This seems day night front North Yakima, Wash some dower, enfllcient to enable them der the firm name of Clough A Ballnine, to read rather naturally and raises be ington, nnd will visit with hi« sister, to eet up and keep house tor six mouths without expense to tliimselves, all they both gentlemen being graduates of the fore a Newl«eiger the shades of pasl Mrs. 12. L. Heater for some time. Mr. and Mr«. J. H Rees are enjoying h-vo to do in to address a letter to the Loaiavfl'e, Kentucky, school of modi-! events. Something which r-sd very cine. Dr. H. R. Clough, the senior much like the above went over the wires a visit with Dr. nnd Mrs. Clongh. secretary of the Portland Elks' Carnival nieniher of the firm, conies with years to the Or-gonian from this place, about Mrs. Clough was known here several to make the final arrangements in ad S n la tti of practice and large experience, he hav- two year» ago It came out under glow years ago as Miss Brown and is It nice* vance. Wad ling day will be a great time in the Carnival. of Mr. Rees. NhoHy. practiced four years in Whitman coun ing head lines on the first page. We *<•/». m i h to g o State Fair ty, Washington, and two years in Dong las county, this stats. He is not un- known III this vicinity, he having mar- lied Mise Anise Brown, who waa raised litre where she boa relatives and frluuda, whom she is now visit Inw in company with her husband. Dr Ballaine, a physi cian of experience, and who ie said to lie a bright anti able young man Is now in Beattie, Washington, and will he here in a few days prepared to attend to busi ness. Dr. dough, after arrsnging bnai- ness interests in Eastern Washington, will go East to spend a few month« in poet graduate work in one of the lead ing medical institutions, a fe r which he wiM Join hi« partner in practice here- gave the big factory only until August 1 j F o r H ale. to arrive, the van guard at leaet, and— ! Nine hundred acres of land within five 1 Btory W it h a Moral. well we extended the time every now miles of Newberg, in different tracts. I and then and were so lenient thnt the Mostly improved. The following story is told of a Kan Amos Nelson. bloomin’ factory is now considered out Francisco millionaire who has been <le.nl Y o t im F u r B u stn rss. lawed. Forest Grove people are wise some rears: A young man came tol>ini in giving tbe milk plant until January To all whom It may concern:— Hav one day and solicited peeanUry aid to to materialize. These enterprises can't ing increased our room and improved start him iu l>n»itie-t. “ Do you drink?” tw rushed through with unseemly haste nnr facilities for serving the public le t asked the millionaire. “ One* in a aud if the promoters in question delay ter than ever before, we now wish to w hile." "K lop it. Stop it for a year their coming for two nr three more Jan say that we al.- buying wheat, owls and and then Conte and see me ” Tim young uaries, we wou'd advise the people to barley at the highest market value« and matt broke ofT tbe bahit at one«, and at do as Newberg In » done—give them doing a general milling and exebauge the end of the year uame to see the mil plenty o f time. W'e d >n't know much business, including the milling of rye lionaire again " D > you smoke ' asked about condensing milk over here but and buckwheat, fur which we are espec the sncoeaaful man. “ Now and then " yon can't tell ns anything about "con- ially prepared. "M o p it. Klop it for a year, an $ titan d»u «rJ'' facto; ies. Toe usua. vgrikiitw of icur aud mill- ec-ute »itd tee uje again. ' The «rO tg Special Sales ► >♦<1 Our miil-summer sales are now on ; and many are taking advantage of T the l*ig cuts we are making in j- Men’s & Youths’ Suits, Shoes aud Hats. A good shoe for cv* J ery day wear only \ 8 1.0 0 , formerly 81.50 \ and 81.75. Excellent Box-calf J shoes 83.50 values, \ now 82.50. | Men’s Fedora Hats £ t off. [ Clothing too low to mention, come J and be convinced that the top is cut o ff and the bottom knocked out ? of the price. These bat gains will • continue a short time onlv. V -- O A*><- Hk ' % FLOUR & FEED STORE. * * City Headquarters for General Supplies, such as ^ I FLOUR, FEED, HflY AND GRAIN. Is y ••••••••»• $ * ^ 3 ^ A GARDEN & FLOWER SEEDS KEPT IN STOCK. LAND PLASTER AND FIELD PEAS. fe * A G E N T S F O R C Y P H E R ’S NON’- M O I S T C R E I N C U B A - TOUS A N D BUOODKHS. ^ L Free Delivery. ^ W AR D & BARCLAY. First Street - - k N e w b e r g , Ore. K JOHN A. BECK, £ )o <Satisfaction Is what wc aim to give our cus tomers in all lines of goods. 2l/e si/// yivo J’rec w/t/i Cas/i ¡Purchases on Coeryth/ny in stock. WATCHMAKER **» JEWELER, Solicits the patroiiftjre of hi* old Indlnu* KrfeurU who need watch repair Ini; done. UOT Morrison St. P O R T L A N D , O I», Bank of Newberg. K. C MILES. President. N. E BRITT, Vlce-Pre*. K H. WOODWARD, UerreUrjr. J. C. COLCORD, Ctahier. CAPITAL STOCK, $30,000. B. Ci. MILES, C. !'r SPAULDING. K H. WOODWARD. N. K. BltllT, J. I l DOUGLAS, JR. Directors. C O H R E S P O N I> K N T S —U d d A Tilton. Po rV U n d; Nationol Park Bsuk, N 0w York. E H R E T BROS. Slrsnsers v is itili» the city «re lu v.ted to call at Ihn I.mili tor ln f.rm .itm i r o u e t m ln » Ilia city. Con e.pou.lence Invitad. fV ifW W W W W M W W i jfcollinÿsworth Óc Cooper —— Are t h e ----- Leading Furniture Dealers -IN - NEW BERG AND SELL AT L0W E8T P R IC E S W e carry a full line of up-to-date Styles and a good assort ment to pick from. W e keep iu stock a full line of House Furnishing Goods. Also a good Stock of Second Hand Goods Which we sell very cheap. /«OS • e e g g e •• You are invited to attend and see tbe greatest indus trial exposition and live stock show ever held on tbe Pacific Coast. Good racing every afternoon. Camp ground free. Come and bring your families. For further information, write W e have on band a full line of M. 0- W I3DOM . Soo'y.. P ortlan d, O r*. \ Undertaker’s Goods Which we are prepared so furnish you at BOTTOM PRICES. When in need of any thing in our line give us a call and wc will convince you that we mean jnst w h at we say. Yours for business, r l. . & £ C u. H WWW a , =*
