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Bttawberry planta for
** ih .leu. *i a*
t J bv Orlami Hmi-nck, a meii.’Vr «*f tl.e ul
i-
by Kll<dtt A band. It wae nv.ir.fod k fi .Iteri'.* re \.
*1 i Vi.
ib
eir
.ug-itovi»'.
»pd
capitoli, itttd di-icrVed It j
,i-r
H. H. aHrltt came up from
•v iti.
Th«
ir In th« d ry
Wllwm’«.
thè f «et t li-.t 1 . re ia n.» ar'
and «pent Holiday at lipuie.
Asldc Ireti lUu band ninni.-, orchestri,
■¿A Y o u will alwa find a eoiuplete Ima
Lend plaster lor m I« »1 tb« creamery
----- si i be oi l i
aule. ! Ione WefM milcji «|,||tv, jx-e b The ganixed nu» ve invili «n II.e pari of piu-
Plowshare« ground on Hmurday« a t , of vegetable« at V
tocraoy to overtbrow'«lco..«fa-y, a u d if
,
7;....
TI m lad to* ar« oordUlly in v h tJ lo Ml * j the Newberg Baah and Door Factory.
1 Claud Galkina is tick Ibis week, hie piattoni u«t by .yir*. Wftooi. ami VI*-
tend tUa public meutiug Monday «van
Uriti Miai egi-alleot u.id It «aan’t lite tber.i waa, tbey bad alni a ii Ueino.-ra.-y
Fresh bread at A. It. Cooper's, firaf place l a the «tore being takau by Air.
in f.
>
fault ol Ut«' audience iu ,t l|,«y d bln ’t IO be «tronfi tqiougb to ov. recane it.
dtfbr aast Hulling*worth« furniture (tore. Hoyea.
Blair’« final ipvecl. a a* a n,«*U-rpieec
repeat tha performance.' Mi«* Ed vani»
For «at« oheap— a turning lath« with
Mra. Mattie MeDaujel ol Portland
Wm. M anning Ima«old hi* home on
in
re b e l tal, and ciniche I uliat Ufo
and
Mrs.
O.
K.
Kilsrards
wer#
boti»
en-
bracket aaw attaohpient. See J. 8 .
Waa in Newbarg over night Uta first o f WynOoskl street add will move lo Poll* oorc.l tu ViXi.il ao'p* I
ad iim alive had aiready «un. Ile ile-
H olt. ;
“
'
Dor Stock sparkle« with gvm* of
the week
I »and.
The en tortai quient ueitol the boye : *def*d *hat '.be very ar.ninetit of tha
4
»-
Thaae laoa collar» amt chiffon (tee at
B a y a'pound of tea at WHeoo'a gio- j Tern Hmith Is aertp ialy ill at hie hmi.e tliirty-eigbt
_ ________
dollar«, ______
whieb I ^
h only a be- "•‘M » '"’* admitted ll.e dm.ger; thattbvy
fashion from the moat reliable fac
Horton A Horton’« are beaut!««. Hare
eery and you get a China cup and ; north ol town, having *uft«rid a reiap.a ginning ol what thev alah to raive For ,"t‘1
debating wi le of the mark
y o u aeen t beta 7
tories in the United State*. *
saucer
--------
'
ol the grip.
-the beet reeults, they a jll have to have j
to pV»»ve that In ilie end .lem ia-
Attend th« laaaa meeting Monday
W ill Bond is erecting • * hours on hla a new set of ia»!nieienu .. II roui.d, I r**F
trlueeph, when th* question |
Just arrived— a fine lot of fresh band
evening at C rater’ ball and encourage made chocolate cream*, chip«, caramel« property Juat n 6 rtb ol Ur. V. M. David- | with one or two eiceptionn, which will reads— I* there danger -not w hich I s '
eielo improvement.
.
and bolter cop*, at Moore’s pharmacy. sou’s cottage.
jeoct fonr hundreil dollar... They can the stronger.— The universal demand of
8 am M aonjng vrbo l* working In a
K.
8
.
Craven
flnlahed
up
Id*
spring
aaaure theIn.irum nDtaon a paym aat o f tlia people for dinei t legidatlon aud
Howard William* and fam ily drove
C H IL D R E N 'S C L Ò T H IN C ,
aawmill near Hpringtteld, ie rtailing to McMinnville last Friday and attended sowing last week. Till* b earlv but the j ° " e hundred and tw enty lollera, and kindred reform*, poim* to the fact that
IN
V E S T E S , JO SIES A N D
here w ith hie pa rente.
will be given t«n ronntlie in which to •oinethl.ig threaten« and endangers rep j
the mteroollegiate debate in the eveo- ground haa been In floe oondliion.
reseptatlve
govarnmept.
P
lu
tocracy1
Kgga for hatching from thoroughbred tug.
N Ö ftF Ö L K S . » j »
G old! Gold I Gold Fish! A J i (a . | w ll,« b‘ 1’ “ ' The hoy. have begun haa been proven to la» that danger.
8 . 0 . Brown Leghorn«. Enquire of R.
Leave your orders for land plaster at ueea Fantail makes a flue pet; ale« the attempt with a a id and should re
Aa baa Un-u indicated above, the i
ceive «vrry .•ncouragefh.-iit from eur
H. S«llU<r», Mu Minnvill«.
tha New berg Creamery. We have the Aquariums at Moore'« Pharmacy.
judge«, District Attorney John Man-
ohi
act)
a.
There
are
few
better
ad.erUne-
M aeter Vernon Gould la the happy the Utah plaster, tha best on the mar-
Mr. and Mrs. Wisdom Millsap moved H.Vul» for » towi) than, a y- od Intu ì and ning o f Portland, Hon. N. L. Butler of
pemeaeor of a «well cornet, upon which k.-t.
to Portland Tburwlqj- wber« they will
that I* juat what Newherg has now. D-«IU*. and Prof. RoU-rtson o f I crest
From the present Indication« there
he haa begun takin g leatotw
maim their horn« with a (laughter. .
Both as an ad vert iner hd J^« an e n te r-' ®rove . decided for th. aihriuative. I b e
will
be
quite
a
building
boom
in
NeW-
Mre. G W. Mitchell who bae been In
Dr.
H.
J
.
Minthorit
went
up
to
Me
talner, It will he of 'lnv«|u this service preaeotailnn ot the uegailvu *lde of Uto
noor health for some tim e le taking berx tina spring. The town la pushing Mintivillc Tuesday and a»*l«t«d In tlie
and thè people should 1« reaily to sup qu -Hiton waa weak in that it v m too
etc
i*1iiy
to
the
front.
treatm en t in a Portland sanitariu m .
general and too tliauretical. The Mc-
organizatiou ol a county medic:.I eo- port Itili over, eav
Call and see the latest eCects III «'ilk*
Mintivllle del..-iters made good, pleasing
i G o to T . B. Oumhtinga A Co. for
eiety.
*
_
V
Slid satins for summer waista. Mra. aa I
peechea but they did not bear closely ‘
A
N
O
T
H
L
it
V
I
UTO
It
V
.
fhrinta, Oil«, W all Paper and window
Miw Iwora Blair went up to Mc
...... — — > . ■ wg
»- enough on the queetion.
L atourcite
Shade»; a full lioe ol undertaking good« Ml** Morton ary sure they cau please the M innville last week and viiltad »everal
C a H liC C o lle g e A d m in is t e r * D b - wju the most effective speaker of theop-
la llee ol Newberg and vicinity.
kept io etock.
-
d.iy* with Air. and Mr*. J. L . Hoekine
c ia iv o D n fe a l to .H<->ll*n»- ~
W . C K roger say* that aa soon aa
positibui, and Alias Grover also mads a
Spring m illinery now in. Call and e*e
aud other jriemfo.
Suit the young and old, wine aud otherwise.
Qur
-
villo Coll.-g«* li»
•
.tiled
w
eath
er.
come«
ha
lotaqda
to
goo<l
im pre-sion. The Rewhorg *ha«k-
the let eat etylea In »treat hale, vailing*,
Miaa Joyce Hoskina, daughter of Mr.
Ikah.lt
guaranteed
clothing
is
making
aud
sustaining
an
start
overland
w
ith
hi*
(godly
for
C
ali
era
all
did
fine
w
ork,
very
much
ribbons, altki, satin«, laces and chi (Ton.
fornia on a health seeking espedition. and Mr«, C E . Hoeklna/dfGold H ili,
unparalleled
reputation.
'
Try
it
once
and
you
will
'ban
they
had
ever
done
at
home,
While for year« l::»* ».»-Ki i-olleges of
Horton A Horton.
ie to he married lo a yoou* gentlema
Frank Wild this, who took bis wife to
have no other.
N<- w ¡lerg «od
die ha^ C0:ite»t- e irprised their friends.
E . C- Clem ent, ram i mail service In*
ol that place on next Tuesday.
After the debate a social wa« given in
Arixona
for
her
health
a
few
m
onth*
e ( in all other line* o f activity, un til last
epector, was in town the Hr*t of ttia
L A D Y 'S Q U E E N Q U A L IT Y SH O E S
ago, got back on Thursday evening of • fxwt— on last Friday between Dnytoi, FridxyjetatOJng thay J ia d nevrr yprt .i* honor of tbe visitor» a t w hich tlie tie-
week, looking Op a propoied changv ol
|gv. v.u-k. He I-ft Mr». VVrlliam* in aud Newberg a heavy, dark. gr»y public debate,*aud the ie*uit WS'1 nfStch- tors wore royally treated.
A N D O T H E R S E Q U A L L Y H IG H G R A D E
m inor ImporUttee In n u b No. 2 .
It now remain« for Albany and New- i
Arizona where aha ia -rapidly regain ahaw l, with a bonier aud fringe. Find i-d with correaponding inlereet. And,
The Dayton carry-ell la gettin g to ha
er please leave at Graphic dtlioe, and it m ight be added right ho re, the result berg to dr hate for fhe league champion- )
ing bar health.
q u ite a popular institution in Newberg.
r-ceive reward.
aa* receive 1 hy the Newberg. r* «rill, •hip. Considering-the great amount of
Henry
tlorri*
haa
qu
it
uvVrk
in
Porter
I t came down again last Friday and
T w o yoffng gentlemen named Kllieer rorresponding satisfartiou. At theeb.ee time and hard work whir-h another
A
Larkin’
s
More
after
a
long
term
df
took a pirtv of a dosen college girl* op
would
demand, it
f . i .h ’ i service, ai\d haa g me into the and Bowman arrived the litter part of of the debate there waa no reasonable ■ ich contest
to the conuly seat to take in the de
r-Jt! estate bualut-aa with Larkin & Cum last week Irom Illinoia. with the inten loobt a« to the decblon, McMinnville'« is rather doubtful whether the tecond
bate
min*.
f!eesp *o t* to *pend a good tion ol locating. The former is a cousin own supporter* conceding victory to the debate will lie held at a ll. The Ix.ys
E rum or Ware, brother of Mrs. Edwin
viji or*. Good feeling prevailed thfipogh here feel pretty w ell satisfied with the
dc.tl of Ills time in the went end of the of Mrs. Clarence Butt.
MoGrew who haa hee«► attending college
niunty.
a
Joahna Hobson and fam ily w ho have jut the deliale and the evening Waa n work air. idy accom|>li«iied for*one sea
here ie preparing to return to hie In
recently
moved from Indiana to Spo pleasant one lo all. College yslla.'were son. A nd well they may.
Ernest Hofer, formerly of Butteville
diana home. He went down ro the
kane, Washington, visited lo tow n this freely exchanged, tins Nawberg tepre-
A F O K W A K I ) U tA V R .
coast thi*-w*ek to get a view of the Pa- bo: a h ', haa been harbering in Portland
for «ever.il yea n , haa bnugl.t out Cha*. week with the Blair», . Mrs. Hobson sentativnrmukiog a good showing for
MAo before returning.
I
C itiz e n * o f X i-w liy r s flo tti a n
VJ
, their number*.
Parrett, and ia slinging Hie razor at his and Mrs, 'Abner Blair are sisters.
D r. Geo. Larkin baa purchaeed of R.
Enthii'i*ti<- "Ha*« M eeting ami
Toe
qneetion
debated
waa,
“
Reiolyyd
:
new stand. There ia a pri.Apart of U.
Miaa Lucy Gatins, accompanied by
Discii** In te re s t* o f
'
M Wade A Co., through their «gents G Hell of Portland got eg 10 with l.i« '
That
the
principles
of
-lemocratic
govern
Pref. Kelsey and about a dozen onllsgu
M ackie A D unatan,« flue new rublwr
“
T
o
w
n
a
n
d
V
i
c
i
n
i
t
y
ment
are
in
la
n
jfr
r
ofia-m
g
»uper-etled
people, iaCC tli# way to Eugene, to take
htter 00.
■*
" 't
^
tire hnggy, h avin g sold hia other to 11 .
-H o a rd n f f r + J e
part in th * *tate oratorical contest this by those of a plutocracy,” of which Ne
,
A
third
barber
shop
le
being
opened
A. Town. Hla favorite quotation ia now,
t o h- O l ÿ f f ll - .
lit
rg
cpheld
th
a
al?irn.
itlve.
E
wood
-, . ./uS-rrsxu' Vrv /TV
up In Nearberg liy a gentleman named evening. P a c llc College will be ably
" A horse, « hofae” etc.
Min.-bill
ntyidr
the
open
mg'
apferh^
CBn-
:
.
.
_
w B s ts s * .
A A A A --h ^ -
Kali.ton, io the building formerly occu represented.
cisely infer|.reting t|>e question. In
T h e m atrimonial rage about the coun pied. aa an art atudte by Mi»« Mabel E d
J.~ G. Eckm an of The Reoorter ha«
It was a liv-.-ly meeting that was held
/A. /r. /k,
yY*,
profioeing the question, McMinnville re-
ty teat baa oontinuod until the old folk# ward». For a home ha ha* rented the
received the appointment a* po*tina*ter
in Crater.’ * Hall MonTay evening, and
lei
red
the
Newlierg
hoy«
to
.the
<’ei
tury
am getting giddy. George WIHis, age
McDaniel house north of the Bnnk of of McMinnville on tlie recommendalion
T hen step in this w ay
it will doubtle»* prove a pr-.ntalde on«.
dictionary fpr definitions. The first def
80 and Mra. M. C . Naeh, age 7 S, were Newberg.
of Beua'or Fulton. Mr. Eckm an will
Good thing* w«rv »mid in regard to civic
inition
given
by
that-Authority
for
rite
married on Thursday of last week, with
please» lor that is our busi
A fter a visit of several weeks here make a good post mg» for and the word ' ‘supersede,” is— to render void or hgiprovemeat iu general, and apo-ial
out the consent o f their patent», it Wr
Graphib
is
alw
ays
«U^l
Jiu
see
th
e
boye
need*
of
the
town
in
particular.
The
with rel itieee, Mr. and Mra. Frank Yea
inefflc-i.-iona, Mr. Mincltin then re
claimed.
. ,
,
ness and w e are prepare«
Newberg band en liven s! the occasion
tal and baby l«H Monday morning on o f tlie tjuill receive recognition.
stated the qoeaUoo, »utMtUuiing the
R . R. Settlers of M cM innville h«s
with
good
music.
v
their way home to Douglas, Alaska.
The Newlierg relatives of Uncle Wp>. latter term for
to satisfy all Wants in this
‘ ‘»operacd«,’' ami
tw enty thoroughbred H. C . Brown L eg Frank look* forward to aelling out si
I n calling tie* bouse to order, Mhyor
Macy of Dayton drove up Monday and ‘‘ w ealth” for “ plutoeriey.* He ih- n
horn hens that laved 2*3 egg* in Janu Dougla* aud raturuiug lo Oregon some
Ctirislenton
stated
the
purpose
of
the
helped celebrate hi*eighty third birth reviewed some of tltc common dangers
direction.
W e have
ary last, and SOI In F ebruary. Does
lim e in tlie not very diataiit lutura. •
day anniversary. Prof. F. K . Joues, which' threaten-'to render tlie principles meeliug a* two-fold—to improve con
-it pay to keep the laying kind and have
M f
large stock jto select from,
The other evening iu M>-Mmnviile Who ia considered authority on eocb ol democratic government Ineffi.-.cion-. dition* in tb»n and vicin ity, and to
eggs amd chickens, or the big fowls and-
when »ome .»1 tile Pacific Uollege peo- subjet-H, says the dinner >urps**ed any He slated that the alfirmatlve w on'd <*ffe.'( an orgauizuliou whereby our ad
have chickens alone.
—• -
and if you «íon't see whal
vantages may he made knt>«n to imml-
pfo returned to the hotel after the de thing he ever before ran up against.
prove that plutocracy threatened the
A n aged gentlem an, W o . Taber, who b aters follow asked who «Ton. He was
graiifo. He calied upon veral citizens
T he following facta called to mind hy nation In -city , state, ^nnd n *tm n. J H *
you want, call for it anc
bad been visiting his son, a m inister o f cheerfully informed, .whereupon t.e
to ezprees tlmiaiiel v«e on the purpoac of
the Reporter are w orthy of nofree by proceeded to ta k e up the- qn>-stioh of
th e Friends Church in Sou'hern C a li e ja c u la te d ,W e ll I'll twl.laokety blank
tlie ineetlng.
(
,
lax payer«; Tltoae who pay In taxe« at m mlcipal corruption and pr-'v.-d the
w e w ill see that you have
fornia. waa in Newberg over 8 unday ed blanked if Newtwrg d.w»u’ t alwaya
. -le**.- Ed want*, said we should be sat
the slier iff1« office on or before March hanefol power of m nneyln eilv govern
having stopped off on his w*y back lo w in.”
isfied,
wot
that
our
town
ia
batter
than
Not alw ays perhaps, but It is a 16 th get. the three per cent rebate. ment, citing, ju^h liwtsnch- t* Bt. Lonis
it. » » » » » »
hie Iow a home. He is a distant rela wholesome reputation to acquire, _
others, bat only when ii ie the beet we
Those w ho pay h alf on or before the first aa iliuatm tions,___
f
u
r
n
i
u
r
e
tive of Mre. A. Buchanan.
can m ake it. We need an awakening in
K«v. Joseph Hall was in town Wed Mond-ty in April, get no rebate, hut
Aa soon a* the first tpedter on the
general im provem ent, hi . h aa cleaning
T h e Newberg winner* of declamatory nesday morning and made the purchase are allowed until the first Monday in
neg;itire, K . H. l.aiourette. had spoken
up jn d beautifying our surroundings,
medal contests and some of their friend* of a ih e t gnu, the flrat he ever owned, Octol»jr to. complete paym ent. Taxee
a h a lf <l»xeo *entenea«, It wa* seen i ha-
spent a pleasant evening on the 6 th and «aid he was going to m ake war on become delinquent on the first Monday they had built their argument upon the street improvement in the w ay of better
grading and more gravel, a -new depot
Inst., at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Win the hawk*. It m ight lie well fyr our in April, and on all such ten per cent
interpretation that to super-c le means
in a new location and better able tcaok
P . Heacock. A lte r a short program of deputy game warden to take a w alk qut penalty and twelve per cent iutervet has
to supplant entirely. The »¡>eaker held
lac; lit hat, *
m usic and recitations, frujt, dike« and east of town and see that Mr, Hall to be paid. If cash is not available, it
that it waa impossible for democracy to
Clarence Butt made the sage olwerva-
lemonade were serred and the girls and doesn’t get confused to the extent of pays handsomely to borrow in order to
to be overthrown, a* he ah iwed It cutild
tion that we need more action and leas
boys departed for their homer declaring bringing down an occasional China (T ‘ the rebate. ‘
not be done by conatltutfoa.-i!, revolution
t.dk. W hile the state haa never been
th a t they had had a tine tim e. - ~
pheasant along with the hawka.
The lecture delivered at the Friemle ary or what he leraied plou-democr .tic so well advertised and white immigrants
Vtrgtl G . Hinahaw, traveling secretary
. •
T he first roeettng of the Yam hill Chundi on Friday night of last week hy methods.
are fi<*:king in, NewK-rg is doing prac
o f the National College Prohibition
Calvin Blair re stated the question for
Oonnty Medljal Aaaoriatlon w a r held in Dr E L . If >u*e, of Portland, wat not
tical! y nothing lo profit thereby. All
League, arrived In Newberg Saturday
McMinnville last Tuesday at the oIBce very
attended oo account of a no n- the affirmative, and repea’.. .l their it
gw need is to let our light shine. We
evening, addresse d a m eeting at the
of l)r Goucher. This association ia a her of other thing* of a public nature terpretation. He »aid th»' whlîé some need a permanent organization, with a
M .H . Church Hon lav night, and did
caec, to super*« le
branch of the Oregon blata Medical As that came In the way jn»t then, bat times, In a particular
.
.
email directory, behind which every
som e agitating at the college the flrat of
p,iin<,
loy-| *upport
sociation and of the American Medical the lecture was nf-suoh a high class that may mean to supplant, ,t always means
th e week. He was graduated from
A . N . PRESSXAL, Prop»
Association ,4The object
the organ- the ladie* feel well repaid for their af- to render incffi.-aciotia, and that the 1 G .C.Carl emphasized the idAa that it is
PeiW|Coltege, Iowa, in 1900 , (wing well
itatiqo ia the promotion J>f the mçdical ! fort*. The subject, ‘ ‘ The Outlook of the broader interpretation, the first gir**n ! by indivi htal effort that the town must
acquainted with the Penn members science*, especially pith reference to the Twentieth TSsntury,” wa* bun lied in a by tb« C entury dictionary wa* tlie cor
be improved. Property owners should
o f our college faculty. Mr. HTiikhaw ia
prevention o f disease.
The officer* uiastorful \VHy and uo-onc could listen to rect one. In pursuing hi- pirt of the build i-e-v fences, and new walks, set
• cousin of the editor of tlie Graphic.
are Dr. Gouclfor of McMtunville, presi I It w ithout feeling a deeper sense ol argument, the danger o f plutocracy to out shade trees, sera;« the moss off the
An k iu flso f W ashing done In first cUaa styl«. Gentlem en’ s work a specialty
Jim Everest has reoeived a letter dent; Dr.Conrtnev of Dayton, nccrelary; ' pride at the thought of being an Arneii- th eatU e, he reriwwed the Itiatorv of
roofs and use the paint brush Improve
-*
Special rates to families. Hons« Capital— House Labor.
from Henry Gould, who lives adjoining Dr. MiiUhorti of Newlierg, vice-presi | can citizen, aa he recounted tiie achieve- Adilickaln Delaware an I showed how,
the boa»-'* first. Vacant lot« should he
hi* place id Tillamook county, in which dent and Dr. Cook of McMinnville, ( ment* thaT have been wrought during by the purchase of-rote« bv (he whole
fenced an I improved, and lined w ith
tha writer says that when returning treasurer.
the pmt century and as he compared sale, he had f >r eight year* held*up the •hade trees. W e need more energy.
from a hunt the other day, his doe call-
j the record* of our tw enty President« legislature, and had air* iv re oiered 1 Pres. Me drew dxpres-ed th e fear th a t
A resident of the south part of town,
- ed his attention to a panther In a tree
i w ith -.hnl o i the rulers of the old court- ith e p^mclpfra of demnoruev .n (fi.-.i -if>u’s. ! another such talk a» the latter would
whose well water was not exactly after ,
•b o u t twenty feat shove him. He shot
As a lecturer Dr. House w ill ; Sim ilar conditions in other »tales were j
aeoeesitate his putting in a new fence.
the taste and color of that of his neigh- ! trle*
1
th e animal which measmed eight and a
| rank with the v«ry best in (he country. cited.
He made the point that a* first im pres
IK»rs, concluded that he had some
h a lf feet. He had hardly strung it up
For the negative Mias Pearl Grover
Hcarcely
an
exchange
can
lie
picked
sions of a- place- are Iasi m g, we should
thing ektrif m the way ol a mineral
• t the house when his dog which waa
spring. Wishing the properties of the 1 up which do^s not contain some item 1 o z i * k t - ;e|l that tha princii'!«* "( demo- beautify the town in every way possible,
skirm ishing «round brought a big she
water tested be took a botile o f it indicating the sweeping extension of the 1 c " “ 1'- B-vern ment are too* imllv <*Uah- especially hy keepiug attractive lawns.
bear to bay. Henry shot the bear end
rnral telephone system. The m ovem ent, limbed to _ warrant -.j.,
any fear •< their over-
,
Mayor Christeti»on announced that
to a cert nn local doctor thé other day,
Tiiey a re forllfltfd : n our public u U|). w - w ^ foo,
liie COUUL.„ for
secured her cub alive. This reads like a
i with the ii-.fnr.nati >n that he bail been I* taking Polk county now, the la te st' throw ,
typical gild west story.
organization
being
reported
aa
follow«
te
l'00*
sy*te
ratem,
(he
spirit
e
f
broth
-rhood
j
pi|tllng
in
a
sewerage
syetagx.
We have 40,000 very fine prune trees
| drinking all he could hold lately 'and
Mrs. M. B. Terrell who haa been visit that as a result waa fueling fine. After hy the Observer: The Uueklemiile R u-] *• « * * p t in « d In the w ide .raanizatinm
Ulie of the Important -ubjecta oonsid- |
to offer, also a general line of nur
in g w ith the families of L. B. and L . looking at the liquid the doctor inform ral Telephone Company filed articles o l .ot Ub,>r a»i‘ *h«, an I frater .ltie., in the ered, and which the G n p h ic ha* lately i
sery stock at right prices.
Send for
W . Charles for the past « 1 « weeks, left , ed him th at he had lieen drinking | incorporation in the County Clerk’s of- * T r l"* **'*'i n* ,t ihr popal ir elee- brought bef ire the public, was that
Free Price List and Catalogue.
Thursday evening for her home in New- sewerage water. Th resident has dl»- j
Wednes-tsy. The object of the com-1
,r "«uato * and in the initiative better train service. TIu- need of an
pany
I*
to
establish
and
maintain
te
le
-.
teferendum.
berg . . . T h e Miseea H attie GvoTg* continu«-! the ’‘ water cure” and will
er daily train and belter- m ail service
and Lihhio Hadley arrived here on last doubtless hc-mirm a hearty »uiqxirter ol piinne communication at aud bet ween i C k tries ‘Clarj^.'praefoted the affirms- i was expres-ed bv man v, and a resolution
CO.
nnaotmimalf.-tw be rant to
Thursday morning from Newberg, for a the propoeed city ne ver a go ayatein.
any points in Poik county, that to the , ,n,e
fr°m * nfoh ual standpoint, j W-J|
company may seem desirable. The can-
quoted from nnnv eminenl au- the Southern P.ieific Company, that it j
» ’•
Tangent, O r e g o n .
vl-lt with their cousin Mia* Joycie Hoe-
Tom Hixlaoit of La Fayette, brother , Ital stuck I* » 1600 , divided inti* 76 «hares ! bmriliaa io prov* than ltd U nhe l i-Utes
kin* __ A. M. Hoskins came MJ> from
was the sense of the chiaens of Newberg
,0«'»pr '•"I'teeantaHve. hot in mas» c m en tion , that th e y ' are an
Medford Monday evening nnd remained o f John and E I Hudson; lias lieen eon*. j nf the par value of $20 each T he pduel- «***'*
a day or tw o looking after business in- j verted from the sock leg and tin can pal offii* and pla.-e nt business of t| „ j that It i* proving more and to o t* a pin- titled lo belter train a<-commod«iions.
tare«'«. On Wednesday evening he method of hiding money, and now pat i corporation is at Monmouth. The in tncratic d u b , closely c.umcctud with tlie
Discussi ui drifted back to oivin iiu- j
w ent on up to Grants Pass. Mr. Hos ronizes a fire and burglar proof bank corporators ol record are L. S. Perkin*, corporate wealth of the nation. From proveiucnt, and E. H . W -»>-1 ward ami
.
kins contemplates moving to A rlto n a*a I vau lt— (al o gopher proof.) It ia said H. K. Nchrhas, W. E. W illiam s, Jp. f . th« emigres* ju»t closed the people fie- |G
. C . Car! gitntrd in favor ol setting
he
had
been
laying
hy
a
|»>rtlon
nf
his
mended
four
thing»—
Philippine
reci
soon aa he can dispose of hi« property
i Smith and ) . A. Withrow.
j out fin« roses and getting in line for the
procity,
Cni>sn
reciprocity,'
the.Panam
a
wages for some lim e, intending lo use
in Y am hill county-^Jold Hill New*.
lfM 5 Fair. O ilura iiecani » eouia-oa-tic
B. C. MILKS. P rr-id eat.
Canal
and
anti-trust
lcgisig.iion.
the money Tor the purpose of moving to!
T h e li m il i fo u e t * r t.
and vlowing picture* were drawn of
L a G rippb an d P rki ’ moaia are treated
E. H .W OOI'W ARD ,
They
got
neither
and
the
rea*'>n
is
California. He had saved M2« in g o ld ,!
Vies Prr» -ud secretary
.. .
| tlie Newlierg to tie In 19 tX'>.
by OrntnrATHY with the most gratify-
for ex tr,
h. took
*
The audience wa» agreeably’ surprised obvious.
Anthoritv was quoted to
1 . C. COLCOHD. t'»»W«t.
It wa- decided to organize a board, of
big success. It does not worry about aa- board from the floor of id» h ou ixvdu g a ftu ord ay evening at the kind o# mu-te (-«how fhat thesam e -" iditiona hold
trod«, a m f i '. J. Edward«..In tin l.arkin
oertainlng the brand of mlorotru which little hole in the ground and planted pnt up by the Newlierg hand The hoys h**A degree in the linn-« of rapr*ranta- )<UMl u a 4 W <
>ppo,,Uret to draw
have
he**n
practicing
long
an
I
hard,
bnt
lives where the spi*iker largely control«
hla
savings.
Home
time
ago
Tulli
made
happens to he bitty when one 111 nr the
up a constitution and bylaw s The CAPITAL STOCK.
the discovery th at Ida money was miss have been keeping their music to them tin- Wgiidatio.lt for the nation. Jt was aornmittee will report at number n>»e*
oth er seises the hum an body, bnt de
selves.
with
the
rem
it
that
the
people
declared of Speaker Henderson, that he
ing.
He and a few in 'liliale friends
j The only Blood and System Build
vote* Itself to *noh radical measure* •• pur*and * still hunt for a clue to the had little Idea ol their work. The enter had listen«! to the .'■ sren’a song played meeting to lie held Monday evening,
B. C. MILES,
when every citisen ia the totrp and
r. k sPAt ibtfttt.
er. Every bottle guaranteed.
givin g the rasplratory tract a normal m ystery, an I meeting with no »neceaa tainment was good deal of an eve opener, upon a golden harp. In the face of the*«
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WOOtiWAMI
"
v b iiiity ' sliouM lie present By vote
« s. M-n- u
blood supply, lessening riotous secre the loser war bordering on nervous and many word* of 0 >moi«nrial'l<>n have .liffi, nlties. President Roosevelt him- ladies were extended a .special Invita
J. H D O ftiU M I.
heen dicard. Newlierg now has a bend eelf, with all hi* determination, has not tion.
IH reewtra
„
Sold only by
tion», holding the temperatnre In check, prostration. T he Info liecaine known,
and one day last week a friend said he in which she i* well pleased, thanks to i succeeded In »reining th« widely dr-
relievin g pain, and keeping the excre-
Ucmoyttl
would like In dig lor the'-treasure. He I he perseverance and ability of i u lead- msndad anti-trust lyg-lalfon. The cor
F. H. C A L D W E L L
toriea active. It la "a hie to accomplish did eo and soon found (lint a mercenary, er, F. C. Horton, and to th« laithlnlnc*» |Kirate Interest» *« re rescnle l in con
1 wi*l» t<> «nv to m y frienda and thè
Preocxtpliou D iu g g ists.
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Tilton
Pert-
gre«s have proven t »i ¡»owerlol.
i pnhlìe »-enerally that they wlll Rad
these rem its with gratifying prechdon; 80 th century gopher ha I dug up in ler «I the»evsril memlwra.
lauti ; Kon»«» I l’srk b » -k . M«w Y ork .
W
hile
all
the
batid
selections
were
Mr.
Dyke,
Isst
-(«’iiker
for
the
nega
me
acri««-
»he
sterot
troni
my
old
aiand.'
and even la double pneumonia the new the money which had dropped down
heartily received, di’» overture, "Crow n tive, declured th*' the grow III nf d em o oiqawlfo Parker k Ifool’s ,-tnd n*-*t door
phy»lolnglr*l trwatment le winning the Into the gopher Itole, whence It wa* all
recovered. ¿It la net* I lea* U* say that of V icto ry” and the overture, ‘ ‘Joy’ to- c rjllc -enllment. pnHtiflklly,- *>-. l-l-v, to thè retil retale office. I thank you
highest encomium* from thwphyslolsn«
Mr. Gopher won't d > Any mòre such W orld"— a potpourri of ten «acred piece- ecelesiaslicaUy, a «l d»* pri^ih-je of free for yonr petr< maga in tlie past and a»- MfffiOffTT» viflUiLC
UB t|IY»lrtl Ui ca II «1
ih» hank for ihihrmBil«*« «nhcvmUii iht
o f all schools, who see its advantages. rich piinjiig under Tom H ilto iN
— are deserving nf «¡»coiai notice 5 also speech, and the widu inibii •« fon of licit tire ««me tu tl>c fu! lire.
o ily
C o n M p o B ilfiiio p I n v i t t i
f¿he march, "Oregon T ra il/ ’ composed newspaper«, pred tde«l any likely hood
J .M .
C. C. H kmhktt Osteopath. K ivkk 8 t .
boumi.
Haworth of Bprtngbrook.
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IN Gi
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H odson
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H ighest Grades, Best- Q o a li-
rices.
ties f Lowest
... -* s
M en’ s Suits, in Plain and F ancy
Worsted, Cheviots, and Cashmeres to
I HODSON BROS., CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS.
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DEALERS.
Hollingsworth and Cooper.
NEWBERG STEAM LAUNDRY.
PRUNE TREES.
$70.00 Per 1000.
P A C I P IO N U R S E R Y
Bank of Newberg.
Kalamazoo Celery
S30.000. & S a f S S p â M l i S C O .
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