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■ S Ì ww &V ìììbì Ì ì d:y, > ,v , > Eventa tfhe Doogtaa Studia Ur foto«. A . P. Oliva» made a baalneae 4 d p .to BaFayeU S Friday evening. Hn . B. L - Evene and eona of Kinton ! tra ve booti vtBUng in town tbla week. Mr. and M n . 8 . L. Hanson have «eooved loto their DOw Aouee beok of the Claud Ferguson was down from West ‘Gbahalem Tuesday and pnrobaaed a «ream separator ol Atkioaou Bros. Go to T . B. Cumutlnga -A Co. Ur ¿Points, Oils, Wall Piper and window Uhadee; a full lioe ol undertaking goods A ep t la etook. ' Henry Richter who recently sold bis j^Uoo east of town to Fred Wertb, left Mast weak for a trip into Washington to look l«r a loeatioo. & Mr. and Mra. F. C. Mill* want down too Portland Tuesday to aee tbeir non W. Fresh be«*«] «l A. R. Cooper’», fl rat door enat HolliQgaarorlha fur nhure at or». Hall,. ' .J . „ {, >. Wrraon Madron and tnothrr ara mov Oo neat Monday morning the tW#d ing Into their flue new home lu 'the »ret rural delivery mail route *IM he alerted part «I towH.'l freerKatrberg with C. W.‘ Hkeltou aa Wauled—A young borae or mare, carrier. weight 1800 , broke to work aingle or II. Cooper went down lo the dlatrlM double. Inquire at Graphic offlue. of the M ler Columbia the flret of the All aiaaa ol window glass at the New- week in the lotereat of the Yamhill Goal A Qli Company. Claud'' Comuilngs baa boqgbt the vaeaut lot Ju#t taai of kiefalber’a, where tie axpeata to boitd after disposing of hia preaent raetdeoce property. Aa a reeult'of the uunavlgable state of the Willamette, Oncer Alien la get- ting a vacation which he hU bean spend- ing with hta pereota In Kewbeeg. From bow on the ringing of a new church belt la Newberg a lii call people to divino worship The Brethren pot a sweet toued bell luto their oew church tide week. The maebsulst of the American Type Founders’ Company, iMuuod Smith, p f ■ Portland, w aa.in town Monday. In Every article»in our Dry Goods, Clothing and Sh in price, excepting only a very few items which The old reliable shoemaker, O. M. Bales is at bia old eland in Naw berg, and will Jo rapairing on eburt notice and of t)ie beat material at reasonable prima, also new work made to Order. - M r. Wìleoo, representing the firm of f f . M. Wad• A Co., Portland, was in vfown Wednesday,-and made .arrange ment» with the new Arm of Mbokle A Du niton to handle Wade A Co.’s A Southern Panilo official. who wept replaced by a up the road on last Friday evening’s I train remarked lo a ciiiteu from this plaee th a t he would have »topped o G a ij New berg but for tbe laok of adequate hotel acoomiuodatlone. A s it wo» he went on up to Dall»». With a aereo month* old babe in her , arm«, Mr». John Crater started to get Into a buggy oue day Mie flret o f the week, when she slipped and fell upon the infan L breaking Its thigh bone. Dr. Pavideon was called to attend the baby, wlttobiagatting along wall. • , ij Porter Skinner returned boato recent- 1 ly altar ao absence -of »rv.ral month« telegraph companies, bave coined money and «III begin at one* to nut hi* fruit from tbe paople, by irou bound rules of form -above Spring brook In order lor coodact— grati ting no acoommodationa N ewt Bolton, who is In tbe imple m ent business la La< (randa, earns down to Portland laet week and made a abort run up to Newberg to shake Hands with relatives and friends, returning to the •«tty. Friday morning. JJohn Heatoo.wM is frees fais borna mu Ohahalem mountain Wednesday and reported U m very seria», illneee of oue of hm daughter«. 8b* ha» bean «lek for some time and tbe parente are Wkoledi— Competent girl for general that he intend* to set out a Urge num- housework, who bee bad experience. Her of the new Logan berry plant» a* Good wagee and railroad fare will be an experiment. paid. Add roes with refsreneee and At the home o( Mra. Q . W. Catt* on «mount 6f wages desired, Edwin T . Co- Wednesday afternoon a Very profitable «man, Colfax, Washington. ‘ mother«’ BMaUug of the W. C. T. U. A change In a busiaeaa firm of was held. ’ Very interesting addressee Newbarg was made the latter part of were delivered by Dr. H. H. Clough-and last waak when Ward, Barclay A Col and Mi»* Alice A. Mendenhall. Light «uM tbrir feed «tore to John Dunston refreshments wereservud sad an enjoy- « u d CkaHie Maekie, who atone* I06* abUsocial hour was passed. «halgwol tbe business like old timer». ;| Dr. Harry Littlefield, Utely returned front the Philippine*, arrivwl in New- berg teat Fridry evening and wee ac corded a warm welcome by friends and relatives. He does not look nearly ao robust as when he left here and he «hows the bronxe of tbe .Philippine by those of aplotoorary clime, but a good Oregon atmosphere wilt doubtless bring blip to himself again, ’ l l it understood that he trtU at ones engage in practice In Newberg again. People along tbe line of the Yamhill division of the Southern Pacific railroad are talking of petitioning the company for a morning passenger train out 'of Portland. Such a train woulJ prove a great convenience, and would put the towns along the Yamhill division on an equal footing with the towns between McMinnville and Portland on the West Side. The movement to secure tbe im proved service Itas taken no definite shape aa yet.—Observer. Dundee takes a front aaat when H cornea to matter« perUiniag to the in- • terests of it« pnblic school. There is an indebtedness of some two thousand dol lar« hanging over the Dundee school house and at a school meeting held the flint of tbe weak, by a vote of thirty- icks will be-rdduced particularly cheap. On a ll Shoes, ¿feats, sife n ’o an d jC adies ¿fiurn/shi'ngs, ¿feo~ story, ‘U m brellas, ¿Blankets, C om forts, C able JZe'nens, 9/ap* kens, Oute'ng 3*lannel, 3*lan~ n ellette, S ateen and on ail 0 rest * 13-50 ia .5 0 9.00 8-50 M r. and Mm. Fred Groff bed Intend e d td leave last*Monday (or Tnetin, Cal ifornia, for an extended er^ourn, bnt postponed their trip on account of the high water in the southern pert Of the ■■•■ S* . ' * 'JCMXÆXSCXXXSI M * 'berg on the tempenmen queetiou in the wear tutors. Watch fur dates. He is worth bearing. A . T. Hall who recsotly sold bis plaee too W. -B Corey, has moved into the WIHou Hampton house on south Me denial poisoning with concentrated ridian street, vacated this weak by lye. Mrs. Grave* made the mistake ■ which earn* near proving fatal. Igwia Hanaoo. BTvin niooit made hi» rur^l mail route H u . Marion Cook, who baa bad ao Tuesday by ierdlug the raging waters, •uwjoyable vlvlt u f three weeks here with but by Wednesday the Willamette bad «relatives and friend*, returned to her overflowed the road uppoalt* Cbampoeg t w a e near North Yakima, Washington, to each an extent that ha had. to turn Aha middle of the week. ronnd and drive home. Bam Hess has sold hie em ail. place The friends of Mis* Lora Iteeoe, now vradt o? town and moved to Sherwood,’ of W hittier, California, will, much re- - Samuel prooeeda on economic priooiples gret to hear that ehe is Tu very, poor — he always endeavor» to get the demand health from tuberculosis, H er eie ter « a d th* »apply as close together as poa- Aire. Lon Hill of Eugene la Arranging Tw Credit at On all Mackintoshes, broken lines in Shoes and other odds and ends which we cannot mention. 20% Discount on all Furs. DÜ RING tile W e do not Discount Calicos, Ging ham, Muslin, Oil Cloth, thread or Armorside Corsets. cannot K jT O M F « M y jr w e will soon be connected front all eectlooa by rural telephone*, when business men aodeiUaena generally leern tbe heaefit of the system.— Herald. Tbe basket bail boy« accompanied by Prof. F . K. Jones, Emmer Newby and the prriter, went to Monmouth last Fri day evening, where the cleanest end most hotly oontested basket ball gam* of many a day, waa played, Monmouth winning by the «chore of 17 tn 15 . A l bany who was to play Newberg ben .this Friday eveolag has forfaited the game. Monmouth has forfeited a game to Albany, and this leaves three teams, thane of Monmouth, Dalles and-New berg still in the for the pennant. Tbe people of this vicinity should be tookingjbrward with pleasurable antici pation to the date of Feburary 13 th, aa the time of hblding the primary oratori cal contest, that will chouse Newberg’* representative for the state. The aaa- teet is going to be a hot oue. Aside (rom entertaining oration#, there U promised some exceptionally good music In tbe way of-quartet tee, glee clubs and orches tra selections. The contest «HU prob ably be held In the Friends church where there are good seating Scoqimo- dationa for all. At tbs board meeting of tbe college last Wednesday, H. L . Board in»» ten dered his restgnation as president of the ooUege, to rake affect at tbe uloae of tbs present college year. Mr. B oesdman has been ottered a larger «alary than he is receiving from the college and he feela that bis resignation is strictly a business proposition. However, his resignation has not been accepted, and same was referred to a committee of five wbo will taka the matter antler advisement and make a etroug effort to rotain Mr. Boardman aa president.— News. The relatives of Earl Hauson received the welcome news here a few day* ago that he had been cleared of the charge of horse stealing brought against him a The crowned beads of «very nation, few mOlMnrggq; t t win be remember Tbe rich men, poor men and Misers ed that In company with two or three A ll |oin In paying tribute to other young men, he brought a Hand of D»wttt'e Little Early Kieers. horse* from Eastern Washington, end H. William« of Ban Antonio, Tea., Ail kinds of Washing done in first eli while tolling them near Sherwood was write#; Little Early Riser Mile era the Special rales to families. arrested on the above mentioned charge. beet I ever need In my family. I unhes Here ie what the I’ roeser, Washington, itatingly recommand them tfl everybody. Bulletin ha* to say of h im : Earl Han They cure Constipation, BUIIousneaa, son returned to hi* homo In Proaear last Sick headache. Torpid Liver, Jaundice, Wednesday night, after a confinement j m alaria and all other liver trouble*. in jail lasting nearly four months. H e ! F. H. Cal pwell *£ 0 . P R U N E T R E E S was arrested about four months ago on a charge of horse stealing and he re T he only Blood and System Build turns to Prosser absolutely cleared and vindicated of the serious charge. Since er. Every bottle guaranteed. his arrival hn lias been the recipient of almost universal congratulation and to , ■ ay that the young men was pleased , W e trave go.vroo very fine prune trees falls to express it. " I never bad auy c to Sffer, also a general line of nor- doubt of m y Innocence,” said Earl, — sery stock at right prices. -Send for F reacoption Druggist*. "and the troutb cleared me.” Mr. Han Free Price List and Catalogue. son will stay right hers In Prosser and grob up with the town. He speaks la *1 the higneto terms of htalgwyera Messrs. Knglehart and Graves and *«M both these-gentlemen had faith iu his Inno- j p a c i f i c N i i n & n n Y c o . oence, and that their hearts were in hi* ^ W T angent, Oregon. ’ cause. The Bulletin is glad to see - the Hollingsworth & Cooper, This firm carries ev erything with which to furnish -a home with comfort and ele gance. The wants of Discount Men’s Suits and tPants 10 to 20% for Cash during January customers studied. carëfüïly ¿Prices al ways reasonable. Hollingsworth Cooper, *7 0 .0 0 Per 1000. F. H. CALDWELL A Co . . > *. ¥ L - i 1» -***.*•’ **iA‘-** ........■• i •.. . ’ ' r. .,Lii