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Novenvr H have TH O SB ber Buyers you seep $ , NEW A C A P S , W F A C IN A T O R S ? & * FREE! FREE! FREE! A beautiful Metallic stand given with every $15 cash purchase during the month of November. The stands are ornamental in design and workmanship, suitable for the drawing room. “Of a ll sa d words o f tongue or pen, The saddest are these, T t m ight have been.’ ” Don’t put off your buying so long that just what you want has been sold.« ^ J |1 Hit I Much, of our Stock we cannot replace when sold O ut r; ff • •»*' J tk M •* W e are showing the cheapest, best, and the latest styles. W hat more do you whnt in -v LADIES SHOES, Made by Utz & Dunn, Rochester, N . Y. - - jfceep 2 /o u r J ’ee t *Dry - - THEY ARE BEAUTIES. ■ »TON'», BOYS & CJHI1U- DKXXN*» OliOTHlNG, W ear Nap-a-Tan, the best w et weather shoe the factories have turned ou t Come in and let us figure with you on this line. Rubber Goods of all descriptions. benefit. ................................................................. $ a . J 0 I n B oy* S i z e s . . Men’* ................................................................. j - j o to R g e i* ......... _ ............................7 ................ .............................. 5.50 W e bought these goods right and you get the Miller’s shoes have been tested and proven to be specially adapted for the Oregon clim ate. Underwear for Everybody. We have the best in the Land. Don’t Miss a Good Thing. Gome in and See. Armorside Corsets, $1.00. C h ild re n ’s s iz e s............................................................................$ 1 . 3 5 - B o y s a n d Y o n th ...................... $ 1.65 to $ 2 . 2 s M h o ’s K a n g a ro o K ip s h o e s . . . . * . ............... .....................' . . 3.50 M e n 's B o r C alf, D o n g o la a n d V ic i's ............... $ 3.00 to $ 3 .7 5 B e st F re n c h K ip C a lf B o o t * . . . « .................................. 4.00 ... •**> PARKER A POOR These 1 i i u i i f : are the best water proof leather goods made. *> Local E vents. T he Doagtas Studio for fotoe. Orchard and apple boxoa for M l. by C. B. Wilton. Mr*. M artha Young removed to For* eat Grove Wednesday. t o « will alwaya And a complete line of freeh vegetables at Wilson's grocery. Jo Bryan and wife who are now living near Foreet Grove were in town Mon day. G o to T . M. Oumminga for furnitore, pain t, and oile. A fall line of aodertak- ing good« kept in etock. T h e worel caaee of conrtlpatlon yield readily to Oatoopathle treatm ent. And all cared atay cured. Dr. C. C. Ben- Andrew Gnbeer waa down from Win- look, Waahlngton the first of the week ▼idling with former frienda and rela- tlvee about th e old homeotead north of tow n. C abd o r T haxxs —We wiah to exteod oer heartfelt th an k , to all tboee wbo were eo kind to oe daring the aiokneee aod death of o ar little Harold. . M b . and Maa. G rant H catbr . M. J . Jonea returned home from Boiee, Idaho, laat week near where he hae been doing carpenter work on Allen ovaporetora. He left again aoon for Joflanon, Marion oounty where be la w orking In th e erection of a new floor mllL Harold, the three year old efaild of M r, a o 4 Mr*. G rant Heater, of Spring* Friday morning after a The fu aerai •al aervlcee were «ondueted Saturday morning a t the Spring brook Filanda chureh end In charge of the paator, Mra. Phoebe Hammer.' The atricken parente heve th e ay m path y of many frietods. One night laat weak w ine would-be burglar spent a good deal ol tim a en deavoring to effeot an entrance to Wel te r Everest's honee eeet of town. After liateaiog for a while to th e fellow'« abortive efforta, Walter gave notice that be waa awake and the vialtor beat a hasty retreat. W alter bed been haul ing b it bop crop to m arbat and it ia auppoeed th a t somebody wished to ahare th e proflu. It is eignifloant that this year ttu burglar, are after the bop growers end ere giving the banka a rest. Rev. ■!!. BroulHette arrived home from Ban P ren ci* » laat week where lie went le consider a anil tb e t lied coma to him to take the pastorate of ono of tbo PreabyUrian churches In th a t city. H e aspe th a t eo far ea tho work for the flborth to eencerned he woeld like It, hot when he eenaidera tlie feet th at his large family would ha compelled to live In e flat in vary close querfora, and that «very tim e MO ol the ohüdren wonl.1 set foot on tbo street It would be thrown with d irty Italiane and all the baser ele m ent! of society, H is too m ach for him an d he M t t oonsvnt to go. All kinds of empty barrels for sale at Wilaoo’a Grocery. The beat line of teas and coffees in the city a t W ilson's grocery. W. V. Culver, new owner of the Barr property, la putting up e barn on the premiers. Miaa Florence Hall returned home last Saturday from Portland where aha baa beau working. • A 3'A in. wagon for mle or trade for e one horse wagon ; also e young cow for eale or trade (or a boras. Inquire of J . P. Johnson. t3 Mr. end Mrs. David Cop pock of Ohio wbo era on a trip out west made a fly ing visit at Newberg this week with B. 0 . Miles and family, Mr. Goppock end Mr. Miles being oouaios. Miae R om BMhew, daughter of Mr. end Mra. Peter Bashaw, wea mairied to Jeeee Smith on laat Sunday afternoon In the presence of th e family and a few in vited guest., Rev. Hiram Qon1d,otflclet- iOB- MI m Mabel Edwards returned home from Portland Wednesday evening where she had been keeping house for ber brother W alter tor e week or ten daye, in the absence of Mra. Edwards who was away on e visit. Pres. MoGraw and Jeeae Ed war da who want to Iodianapolla to attend the Five Years Meeting of the Friends Church write to the home folks that they have had e very enjoyable time. They will probably arrive home the laat of the week. Later—PreS. McGrew ar rived Wednesday evening. * * Roy Smith, nephew of John end Demmy Smith arrived here the flrat of th e week from Mlmonrl, after an eh- ranee of nM rly five yean. He Mye Demmy sold an lntere*t in a sine mine e short time ago at e proflt of about $1800. Demmy end hie mother will probably return to Oregon in the spring. Ervin Scott, carrier for Rural Route number two who made Ida flrat delivery laat Saturday M y. he waa met by the patrons of the roots with a broad smile and a hearty hand shake as they *11 seem highly pleased at the outlook for having their mail delivered el the door •ix days in the week. A large number of boxoa were already up sod more are being added every day. J. W. Coffin tba head sawyer e t the Mwmlll took a short vacation while the mill was oloeed down laat week and went m tar south as Eugene, Me re turned Monday after having had a very enjoyable trip. Almost every I oom man he mw ont south when accosted said he wea in the employ of the Hooth-Kelly lumber company end he returned with the impreMion th a t this company is do ing e very large bueinee. in the mena- factors of lumber. H e found business on the m ore end he thinks Eogend la one of th e beet town* In the valley, a men never loeeb anything by getting out from home oeomtonally to eoe how the world nuttes. Freeh breed e t A . B. Copper’s, first D r. H . C. Dixon ia spending the week door eeet Hollingsworth, furniture store. in G rants Pern visiting hrftk his brother J. C. Sawyer of Oregon City came up E. P . end family. to Newberg on baainesc the middle of Call a t E hret Bros, store oa Thursday* the WMk. and exam ine MI m Flore Bell'a line of A drop in undertaking goods et T. B. Portland m illinery. Cummings A Co. Cell and get prices An attorney from Vancouver, Wash before buyiog elsewhere. ington, named Perdval w:*.io town on The metal stands Hod son Bros, ere bnaineM the middle of the week. giving with $15 canti purchases ere Osteopathy ia the proper treatment models of twenty an<l an ornam ent to for ell forms of eye, aoae, and throat any home. j trouble. Free consultation Dr. C. C. H. O. Paulsen of Cliehalem Center Bennett. wee in town away before daylight Jasper Balee, who h a been working Wedneeday morning w a k in g up the na in the departm ent «tore of Olds, Wort- tives to tell of e new arrival a t their man A King, Portland, has been laying botne. H e la entirely excumble aa the off at home for a few daye on account of latest addition ia e eon. illneM. \ The exact age of John Bristow is not Albert SchweiMr, the popular little known about town but be evidently tailor, «aye th at he experts to leave comes from e family subject to great Newberg in a few daye. He intend« to length of life, for he uvu one of his an- try Southern Oregon and will probably oealors wbo ia still livine came to thia locate a t Roseburg and open up a shop. valley before the Indians were here. V\ e are not in bodneM lor fun but for The exact date be does not give but profit, and for th at reason have given up th at la immaterial*. old styles and effects in photography. There is evidently e U«r enforcement The present day finds us with advanced league in the county eeet which ideas in everything pertaining to pie- am ounts to something more than the lores. C. C. Smith name. Ak a result of its exertions lour The long looked for rains came this saloon men w«re arraigned before the week and the steamboat men are hap fustioe of th e peace Tuesday, on a py. The riae in the river has probably charge of Mlling intoxicants to minora. not been ell they deeire b at It has been They, plead guilty end weraeaoh fined each that life ia much easier for e steam twenty dollars end costa. boat. On Monday night a rise of _two Wm. K. Lightfoot, of Gee C ity, In feet wm recorded. diana, e brother of Mrs. JamM Vestal, 8peoial evangelistic m sift fogs were be arrived here Theedey evening end will gan e t the Baptist chtiarb the flrat of probably remain for several m onths. the week aod will ooetfBoe. through He stopped off a t Beeper, Kansas, end next week, with Ret. W. (i. Silks aa picked e fow apples from trace th a t preacher. All Christiana' hdftftvited to were Mt by Jatraa Vestal end brought engage with us and eri*y one is wel them along. Uncle Jimmie wee show come to th e meetings, t. CMfetanard. ing them to ilia friends on the «treat L. B. and L . W. Clitrfia, both of Wednesday end telling of his ox- whom have a,rent more om |*a tim e at perieooee in Kanaao in the days gone the case In the Graphic office dnring the by. past six years, left here on Friday of iMt The following from the Sheridan Bon week for G rants Pass. If they auoceed it a very oommon story In the valley in finding employment they* will prob towns th«M d a y s: Good dwelling ably remain and «end for tlieir families. lionsM ere a scarce artiole in Sheridan Kmmor W. Hall who is on th e avail now. Several parties were in town the able Hat for letter carrier la Portland peat week looking for house*. Thera haa received the information from the are several old shaoks around town that Portland postmaster that he will have are ntot fit to lire in but If they were to go to Portland and holfl himself in torn down and good eomforUhle dwell readiness, If his name is continued on ing« put np in their plaee It would be e th e list of aabetltatee. Ho will proba good inrastm ent to the owners of the bly move with hie family to the city at property .¡f an M rly day. Their many friends will The city cooncil met In regular Mo regret to see them go. tion Monday evening, Mayor Christen Joseph Shaw, who has aao p -in law son presiding end Coonoilmen Hudson, wbo he* a position in th<< cuatom house Morris, Preaanatl and Htrafton being In Shanghai, China, left n copy of ilia present. The varenoy in the council North China Daily Uerald at this office caused by the removal of K K. Shew Tuesday, whioh Is a veritable blanket wea filled by the eleetion of R. J. Coop sheet. I t le « nine column paper and er. Bills were allowed m follows: J. when spread o at on the table measures J. Woods, Marahel, f t t ; Clarence Butt, thirty-tw o by forty-aix i nr lira. Dealers recorder, $16; D. Tollman, »1.60; A. over there evidently believe ia the veto« Hodgson, $3; O. J. Ed wards, $43.99 f G. of printers' Ink for ell of the eight pages F. Baird, $1.60; Spaulding Logging Oo , except pooalbty two ere taken up with $8.54; J. 0 . Kirk. $13.73; F. II Storey, advertising. One man an neo n res " a $9.06. Several oM sidewalk« were or food slsed godown to let" w hich in dered replaced by new. United Stales msaus a ’ vvaiehonra. Mackintoshes at I price. Men’»...................... ............................................................. >»-75 Boys’............................ •........................ .'......... ................. O n ly a few left. H U D SO N B C lo th ie rs a n d F o n d a h e r s . I f.tM M t . Rummage Sale. The ladies o( the Friends Church will be at the Pickett building ready to re ceive articles Tuesday morning. If you want to help lift th e deb t oo the church please bring ua something to sell early iu the week. Sale begins Wednesday morning the twelfth. A square meal will be served Friday night for twenty-Ave eenta, children under twelve years fifteen cents. Mra. F. A. Elliott, Pres. Notie Sth day all ta t. ar* hereby ootlAod aad r l b . u m « property v e rlte d to L r. H a lf la Nawbsrg. la O raran, w ithin s U month fn Dated th is 17lb day of Oetn _ SAM U Joint X xacu to n of tha estate A B a s h f u l G ir l. To the first bashful girl in Yamhill county, w ith auburn h a ir aod freckled lace, who will give her h M rt and hand to me, I will promise th is:—on eat and every freckle to bwtow a kirn. I want you for my with. F xank W ood . A T h . a k . g l r l a c D in n e r . Heavy eating la usually U m flrat cauae of indigestion. Repeated attacks in flame the mucous membrane* lining the stomach, expose« the nerves ol the stomach, producing a swelling after eat ing, heartburn, headache, «our risings and finally catarrh of the atomach. [ Kodol relierea the Inflammation, pro-1 < tecta the nerve* end cures the catarrh. , * Kodol cures Indigestion, dyspepsia, all stomach troubles by clM B alng end sweetening the gland* of the atomach. Caldwell A Co. F . r Sal*. Nine hundred acre* of land within five miles of Newberg, in different tracts. Mostly improved: Amoo Nelson. O m _____ grbo hare i»lej.„. dflCCfllfid. W JOHN A. BECK, WATCHMAKER JEWELER, of his «M repairing St. P O R T LA N D , O B . Right About Face jfcoliinpsworth dt Cooper’s jffo u so b u rn t's flin g s Our «tore is chuck full of the best line of Furniture which we invite you to call and examine. If you don’t see what you want th ere CALL FOR IT and w ell get it for you at prices that will Open Your Eyes. M l n n l . C o u t h C w re I t th e only harmless cough ear* th at givM quick relief. Cura* coughs, colds, croup bronchitis, whooping sough pneu monia, asthm a LagQrippe and all throat chast and long trouble«. I got soaked by rain, Mye Gertrude K. Fenner, Mun- oie, In d ., and contracted a steer« cold end conch. I foiled rapidly; foot 48 lha. My druggist rooommended On« M muto Cough Cure. The Aral bottto brought relief, reveral oared me. I am back to my ohl weight, 148 lha. O m Mlnata Cough C ara eat* the phlegm, relievee the onagh at once, draws oat Inflamma tion, «area croup. An ideal remedy for children. Caldwell A Co. Our business is to see you satisfied.. Second hand goods also handled. We are especially well prepared for UNDERTAKING PRICES ALWAYS REASONABLE. Try us a round and we will see to it that yon want to again. H. & c .
