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Special Offer " Novem= ber Buyers j ijHAVE YOU SEEN! 1 1 * ? f " THOSE N E W WAISTSCAPS, & F A C IN A T O R S ? FREE! FREE! FREE! I "Of all saA words of tongue or pen, The saddest are these, ‘It might haste been/ ” A beautiful Metallic stand given with every $15 cash purchase during the month o f Novem ber. T h e stands are ornamental in design and workmanship, suitable fo r the draw in g room. D on ’t put o ff your buying 80 lon g - that just what you w ant has been '.**%•.* •H Vv •*<»■« •: _v.*r\y . s o ld .$ € € .« i f WrEl ' f •* f JBB » ’ •'vjlM Much, of our Stock we cannot replace when sold Out. JF V a •s ’ r v W e are showing the cheapest, best, and the latest styles. W h a t more do you want in LADIES SHOES, M ade by U tz & Dunn, Rochester, N . Y . T H E Y A R E B E A U T IE S . & onm- B E M N e@ OJuQTYIIINXiw b o y s • * T-.7* Come in and let us figure w ith you on this line. .* .. . Rubber Goods o f all descriptions. benefit. ■* . . . Arm orside Corsets, $1.00. PARKER & POOL. - ! Tba DooftUa Madia lor falao. Orchard and apple bozaa lor <3. B. Wilooa. Miaa LaaaUa Bailey oi Btwrwood la visiting (rianda la town. You will always find a complete lina o l Iraoh vegetables at Wilooa'a - ¿Keep 2/our F eet fDry ~ - W e a r N ap-a-Tan, the best w et weather shoe the factories have turned out > la Boy» Sizes.......... ................................................$ 2.50 M e n 's............................................ Loggers.................................................................. 5 -5 » M iller’s shoes have been tested and proven to be adapted for the Oregon clim ate. specially Children’s sizes...................................................... $ 1.3 5 Boys sod Y outh............... ....................... $ 1.65 to $ 2.35 Men’s Kangaroo Kip shoes............ ........................*. 2.50 Men’s Box Calf, DongoU aad V id ’s........... fj.o o to $ 3.73 Best French Kip Calf B o o ls ........... ..................... 4.00 These boots are the best w ater proof leather goods made. aim A ll kioda ol eaaptyAarrola for aalo at Freeh bread at A. B. Cooper’s, fia t WUeoa’a Groeory. door cast Hollingsworths furniture store. Tbo boot lino of tana and coffees in M. O. Pickett went down to Portland tba city at WUaon'a grocery . Monday morning to begin work in tbo Mra. O. L. Ballard of Sherwood runted law office of Murdock A Moser. la town with Mra. Noah Heater Tuee- Chester Hall of Sherwood, formerly a day. etorient in college here, was married in A drop in andarUkina good* at T. B. OregO' City laat week to a lady named Onmminua A Co. Oali and gat price* Mounts. Before buying etaawbere. The metal etands Hodsoa Bros, a n B. F. DeFord, a lata aJriral from giving with $16 cash purchases are Iow a, baa recently moved to the Wm. model* of beooty and an ornament to auy home. Jones place east of town. A young man named Situ pan n from McMinnville la potting on mvtropnli. tan air. by the laying of oeineni walks Minnesota, vDlied a few days ago with the Ho per young people on Cbohalem along bor principal buainaaa street. Hoary Bchneidar who h aa been run mountain. Gall at Eh ret Brea, s to r e « Thursdays Miaa Flora Ball’* line of Portland millinery. J. B. David of Ohabalam mountain showed his foe* lo Nawbsrg Wednes day, tba first time in a year to the day. A ll aiaas of window gfoea at the New- berg Hash A Door Factory near th* de pot. Take your windows there to bo filled. Mackintoshes at i price. Men’s......................................... 1,............... J 1.75 Boys’............................................. . ....................... 88c. Only a few left. OS H O D B O N E. H. Woodward haa boon on a pleas- James Duncan returned home the ura trip to BaaUrn Oregon and Baatorn latter part o f laat week bom Southern Waahlogtoa tbla woak. Oregon w h en be haa recently been O o to T . B. Cam a Inga lor fornitoro, working with a surveying crew. pain la and oil*. A loll lino of oodertak- The Mieses Rhode and Della Peter-, lo g gooda kapt In (look. r .r ty T m i man of Bloomsbnrg, Pennsylvania, who Miaa Dora Cold wall o f Jefferson rid i- To bo relieved from a torturing dle are out seeing the Pacific Coast arrived ad la town tha ft rat of tbla o a k with ning a creamery la Union county baa afier 40 yeara tartars might well A in. wagon for sale or trad* for a lo town the latter port of this week lor bar brotbrr W. H . Caldwell and wife. cause tbs gratitude of anyone. That Is a visit with Mr. and Mrs,Clarence Butt. aoeepted a position on a dairy farm near one horse wagon ; also a young cow for Tba Harlland family, which arrirrd Perrydale, and will aotr. at once j sale or trade for a horse Inquire of J. In chambers at Ha lam on Tuesday what D s - IU ’a W itcd H aiti Halva did i: aoreral day* ago (row Ksneaa, baa t3 Judea Boise decided ia fhvor of p’alotif! for O Haney, Geoeva, O. He eaye Notice— rbe regular meeting of the P. Johnson. “ DeWiU't Witch HasM Salve cured a t aaovwl Into lb . H. E Plnney bona, on Hook A Ladder ''ompany o-cur* Not. 4, On last Fridar evening without any the ease o f J. H. Nelson vs Yamhill of pile* after 1 bad saflbred 40 year*.1 Wynooaki at root. Ip . n All membera are rvque-te-1 to uotiro of thtlr intentions having been county, wherein suit wm brought for Dial riel ora* niter Day o f tlio Wood* ha present a* ope. ial buaiu,— will n «n e given. Rvron Brown of McMinnville deputy hire. This decision gives to the Cures cute, burn«, wounds, skin dl ee. Beware of counterfeit*. Caldwell man of tba World, mot with tha loo.I before tba meeting. end Miaa Emma Cummins of this place, plaintiff the «am of $1,900 lor service o f 8eu. A Co. lodge Monday evening. Ha expect* to deputy during hie lost term, and also in J. A. Millaap brought In a couple o f tn-took themselves to the M. E. parson roturn the ft rat of tba woak for fart bar Early Rose potatoes Wednesday morn age and were quietly umird in matri volves the payment ol lbs salary of tbo T h e Y o u t h s Com petí* loo C a l e n . work. ing that were hummer, for .p u li ol ihi« mony. After spending a few days via- present deputy until soak lime aa the dar Fi Mra (I. W. Chrlataoaon and children variety. Toe larger one wt-iglied t o i Itlna in Portland, Mr. and Mra. Brown law govem iog tbla shall be amended.— Reporter. looao tba lallar part of tha weak to Join and a fourth pouuds. '■ hare settled at McMinnville. The groom The publiaharaof tha Youth’« Com Mr. Cbriatonaon in Bortlwrn Cad for- i. a i wot her o f Mra. J. G. Hadley, late Mis* Olive Stratton left the middle of While the rolleue hnya are n t doing panion are sending free lo new »oboerib- « l a whom be la carpentering on tba uf Newherg. the week for N ohalom, CMbtsop county, anything at footimll this era*»», they are to the paper for 1903 a very band* 6oothorn Paoiflc railroad. to enter upon a oareer sea school ma'am. Hollingsworth A Cooper’s addition to aspect to put a strong basket hall team soma calendar, lithographed in twelve Another anaraaioa waa made to tha in the Held a little later and make a their store building hss been completed, Her many friend* wish her soccero, colon, with a border embossed in gold. sod ad rias her not lo follow tbo piao of Mknneeola aaulaoaaot bora laat week by hard fight for tha league championship. and they are busy getting their stock in The exquisite homo scene which forma a yoong lady teacher at an adjoining tba arrival of W H. Taylor and family. Mrs. Martin Downs haa traded bar shape in oew and rearranged quarters. the principal feature of the calendar ia county, of whom it ia reported that, T h ey will probably locate in tbla vicin They now have five separate' rooms at property In the west part of town to J. anitablefor framing. The calendar ia hoping to secure prompt attendance, ity, and have moved into tbo Paul Maoy W. Miller, proprietor of the Cottage command, one lor their undertaking sold to non-iubecribara for fifty cento, promised lo kiss the Bret pupil at aobool busines*, two for second hand goods and Hotel, for the latter*« place in C!aeka- but to now subscriber* for 1803 it ia arnt . Etdrtdga, tbo Independence ■ a oounty, about thirty miles south the two front ones for new clock. Of «vary morning. ’ Tia said that tha big free, with all tba inum of Tbe Compan boys hav* taken to roosting oa th* the lauer, th* coat ooe has been extend rmah. Vomaarly w| »a »k a rg , east of Portland. ' ion for tba remaining ereeko of 190g, •e ea U n tfiM » \ ed by the removal o f a partition, and through town on hia way to tbe paper then being sent for I hill year, The Oregon Fire Belief Association la th* public school feach era from when filled with gilt edge furniture, Portland Friday morning. Mr Eldridgo to January, 1904. doing lota of bunines* these day*. In constitutes * model show room. this aad ad Jaceot districts who are attend* to working op a flourishing indnatry la Monday morning’s mail tha association Th* Youth’s Companion, log tba annual county inaUtot* at Mo- Polk county. The large atidlenoe which filled the received 9118 letter«. The clerk« in tlie 144 Berkeley 8t., Bpatou, Maas. Minnvilla tha latter part of this weak , Tha Reportar .tafeo that tha loaaaa of office are kept buey receiving and re Friends church laat Friday evening are R. tV. Eirk, F. H. Buchanan, voted itself highly entertained by tha tba Oregon Fire R.Hof A «delation from ceipting for money on u iN iiD sn ti.—* L o o k Oat V.r F .rw . veteran male m tot of Portland, a «stated Maadamaa David Martin, H .R . Morris, tha lata loroat tfrwo aggregate about $7000 Regia tar. J. H Don a tan, A H Papa, and the Biliousness i and liver die order« at this by Miss Nileoon, reader. The octet put all o f which haa boa« paid Consider- Little Alice Hill uf LaOrende who np good music not only for “ old won.’* M lease Lena 8«tlwell, Ella Draw lord, sasao may b. be prevented be oleaneing lo g tha wide membership o f tha mutoal with her mother has l*ea visiting In hot such as no musical aggregatfoB .Margaret Inglls, Graoe Dodlw, Gertrude the with DeWitt’e LIUlo Early be xyetnea wi s company la tha stele, auch a am all loaa Portland came up to Newham with These famous little pills do not should be ashamed of. However tbo Lamb, Nettie Jones. Isa Mould, Rows | Risers la aurprialng. Frank Elliott last Thursday evening Metcalf, and Pauline Ressner. W hatev gripe. They move tb* bowola gently, The M low iog whloh appeared In tha and vlaitel over Sunday. Mra. Hill and me tubers object to being called old men, er tha Institute may avail, it ia ehletly but oo piously, and by iseaon o f lb * ton and In fact belied tha term by a general loenl columna of Friday’a Oregon I an la a children are expected up hero the latter attitude of Jollity aooh aa is exhibited Important in tba eyes sf tbo boys sod ic pro pari lea, give tone »nd strength to good advertisement of Newberg indue* part of this week for a vleit. by a band of school hoys off on a lark. girls from the foot that it brings a throe tbe gtaoda. Caldwell A Oo. try « A eitlaen who la preporing to City polities are wsrmlng np at tha They found tha audience in sympathy day’s holiday. have a rather bandaoma building r . v Sal.. county «eat. Two tlokete are In tba with them and responded with evident Tba beat o f temperase* tow an are not od ban atetad yaaurday that ha Nice hundred acre* of I flelJTkaown aa tha I « « ■»<! order; and pleasure to numerous aaabores. - A few proof against occasion*! pa bile exhibi paying $g0 par thooaand lor aoao of tbo civie improvement tickets. Tba names o f the voices of unusual tons quality at tions of drunkenness. In a piaoe where mila* o f Newberg, ia dii brick lo ho uaed lo the oonstrucMou. A both look good and the foot that there tracted special ootloe. Beginning with saloon* are on ovary corner It la little Mostly improved. «G reat Ohoatl" aaolalaaad itv la a «tiff fight oo lodioatee tbat somebody th* first tenors, th* names of tba sing «reader that youth* jWd lo temptation to w h o a tbla Inlorinatioo Waa ■la Lire la r.rtl. la eaillag under borrowed colors. ers are, 8. Bullock, W. 8 Powell, 0. W . eo prominently and psnialawtly offered, od, "aro they gold " I Joat «Mm to have g"oa all to but when a young mas goee out o f hla I t baa bean snggeeted that a public Tracy, R. V. Pratt. O. 0 . Pratt, J. M. many of them hav 4T h e y are not goM hMoka, and only debate be bald, tba question at issue to Moore, A. M. Gumming, ani H R. «ray to hunt up the ttefT what can be write* Alfred Bee, o* Welfare, Tex-, be upon tbo doeiiability of allowing Littlefield. Th * ootet ta fortunate In said for b im f A young fellow who wm "bllioueneat and a lame hack had made throe Ibonaand o f thaaa w U bo flows ta ran at large within the otty having such a superior aoonmpanist aa reeling about on the ntreefo a fow even lifo a burden. I couldn't «a t or sleep They art to be made at Rawbarg, to ha large at one and aad quite email limits. One gentleman baa already vol Miaa E. 0. Felt. Th * people ware de ing* ago, fell off the ddooalk into the and fait almost too worn oat to work when I began using Electri* Billers, but at tha other, inquiring a groat dael o f unteered to debate on tbo antl-oow aide, lighted with th * reading of Mis* Nilsson ditch aad was beard *> » o t t e r , "Y o u they worked wonder* N o « I sleep like Sling, and they am to bo uaad la and them should bo many volunteers to whom they oonaidor one ot the heel all d— fool, wbat are you doing bore?’* a top, mu eat anything, barn gained in Tbo question wm more xartinant than round elocutionists who aver appeared la apook lor the bovine. Such a forensic arobaa.** Joat whether there aro any They Th* entertainment was a ha imagined and oo* te whloh he should strength and oqjoy bard work.” more aapeaalva brick In tha market ont- battle would bo o f prectiflal Interest aad Nawbarg. give vigorous health sod now Ufo to give aom* attention la hi great tueoaas and tha ladies ot the would prove a relief a« a change from aide of gold and ailvar brick, ta not weak, sickly run-down people. Try Wbat waa be doing Friend* church promise aom* mors o f monte. knowa, M t WO par thouaaod ought lo 1 them. Only SO u at F- H- OaMwwII A Oa. I Deponent eayetb got. tbesM M kiad. heard la lbs political I auy body. 0 3.50 W e bought these goods right and you get the Underwear for Everybody. We have the best in the Land. Don't Miss a Good Thing. Gome in and See. Local Events. - Clothiers and Furnishers. a. X oU ce is h ereby g iv e n tb b u b r e a d u ly a s n o le u fl »4 • s I aja o f A m y nritte r BOi. co u n ty co u rt at T u i k i l l aa __ _ JOHN A. BECK, by Or J WATCHMAKER bee *weHS«a, JEW ELER , ■ lig o e d voucher, to the naMrelgnrt ■ o f Clare pop Butt, at .Smlaletreta a* bia aM w 2 0 7 M< S t. P O R T L A J T D , OJ C la re a re Butt. A U 'j lor Right About Fase jfcoMingsworth <£ Cooper’s jfcousc ¿Furnishings Furniture Oar store is chock fuU of the best line of which we iuvite you to call and examine. I f yon don't see what you want there C A L L FO R IT and we'U get it at prices that will for you Open Your Eyes. Oar busioaaa ia to see you satisfied. Second hand goods abo handled. W e are especially well prepaiod for UNDERTAKING TRICES A L W A Y S R E A SO N A B LE - Try ns a round and we will see to it that you want to again. H. & c. W W W W ft W M M W ñ W W W W I