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Dress good£ in Swiss, Mull# Linens and
Mercerized Wash. Fabrics. \
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Silks for Waists add Trimmings in all desirable shades and
prices and the most eleg&nt lot of Ribbons, Laces, Embroideries
and all kinds pf Trimmings ever displayed by us, and certainly
worthy of your inspection.
EHRET BROS.
M a M ä K ifM a K E g
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b / some radical changes in the
league w ill be inaugurated.
In the new organization more
o w e r is centralized in thè execu
t e committee. It decides on
the qu£ 8 ty*ns to be debated,
gives out the sides b y lot and
chooses the judges, The same
question is to be debated in both
prim ary and final debates.
The w ork o f this season is left
rather incomplete. N ew berg de
feated McMinnville, and Albany
w a n from M onm outh b^ default.
The ffcqal debate between N ew
berg and Albany for the league
championship w a s t o have taken
place here last F rid ay night, but
the schools had not been able to
agree upon a question and agreed
to let the debate g o rather by
m u tu al default.
Decoratiou of Country Homes.
NEW 8ERG STEAM LAUNCRY.
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ATI kinds of Washing done in first class style.
Gentlemen’s work à specialty
Special rates to families. Home Capital— Home Labor.
Local Events*
You w ill a lw a y s find a com
plete line o f vegetables at W il-
Son’s grocery.*
r a
W e handle Little’s Sheep Dip.
F. H. Caldw ell & Co., Prescrip
tion Druggists.
W . E. Mills has taken the job a>
foreman in the office of the Mc
Minnville News.
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comingly gow ned in cream a lb a
tross, trimmed w ith satin ribbon
and silk chiffon aplique. Her
flower^ were white carnations.
M rs. W . C. Law rence o f Dayton
and M r. Clifton Ross o f Salem
wjere the attendants. After con
gratulations the guests retired
to the dining room, „where a
bounteous repast w a5 served.
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A n Afternoou Reception.
The reception given b y the W .
Mrs. Elizabeth Blair left Thurs
day morning fof Ashland, where C. T. U. last F riday a t the home
o f M rs. R. W . Kelsey in honor o f
¿he will make her home.
According to the News, Frank Prof. Kelsey’s mother, ju st a r
Taylor has sold his interest in the rived for a visit from Chicago,
and M rs. Kelsey Trow bridge, o f
McMinnville tile factory,
• Neligh, Nebraska, w h o has been
Say, did you try M o o re’s porn spending the w inter w ith her
t*ure? It does the work.' N o w brother, Rev. H . Gould, and
is the time to transplant you r family, -Ocas a m ost pleasant
affair. A conversazione relieved
corns. — .-----— _
the gathering o f unnecessary
W ashington red cedar shingles formality. M rs. T ro w b rid g e and
for sale by M rs. D ora Everest. M rs. Kelsey, both active and
C all on or address same at N ew - old-time w orkers in their state
unions, made inspiring speeches,,
as did also M rs. Elizabeth E*
Miles, recently returned from a
year’s
visit in Io w a and Southern
things too numerous to mention
California,
and her sister, Mrs.
C all and see them. J. M . kitten
Albert Tebbetts, o f Pasadena,
house.
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- C all and examine ou t new were served in the parlor.
Quite a number o’f invited
Stock o f artists’ materiSTS. F.
guests,
qs well as members o f the
If. Caldw ell & _C o., Prescription
union, were unable to be in at
Druggists.
tendance.
F ollow in g are the
names
p
f
those
w h o responded
Mr: and Mrs. Elijah Elliott of
Mo
the
invitation:
M rs. Kelsey,
Fairnlount, Indiana, are visiting in
Mrs.
T row bridge,
M rs.
H.'
town with the latter’s brother,
Gould, M rs. F. C. Stanard, M rs.
josé^h Wilson, and family.
Albert Tebbetts, M is. Elizabeth
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. Mrs. J. L. Davis went up to B. Miles, M rs. Elizabeth Hutch
inson, M rs. Jane B. V o ta w , Mrs.
Hood River the first of the week to
M a ry J. Newlin, M rs. L. A. P.
visit Mr. Davis, who is finding the WhitC, M rs. George Hash, Mrs.
climate of that locality very bene H. E. M cGrew, M rs. M a ry E.
Allen, M rs. M . E. K. Edw ards,
ficial. é
Mrs. J. H: Douglas, M rs. E.
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Martha J. Parrett of Middleton H. W o o d w a rd , Mrs. H.
B.
died last Saturday at the advanced Clough, Mrs. G. W . Cutts,
âge of eighty-seven years. Mrs. Mrs. D .' H. Turner, M rs. R.
Kirk, Mrs. A. B. W il-
M. C. Bristow is a daughter of the W.
mot, M rs. George Allen, Mrs.
deceased.
Chas. J. Cullison, M rs. F. J.
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A t a r&ent meeting o f the
Farm ers’ Institute ali H ood
River, a highly instructive.paper
on
“ Decoration o f fcountry
Hom es” w as read by Henry T.
Williams, a prominent citizen o f
H ood River, and w a s repro
duced in the Pacific Homestead.
The introduction p f the valuable
contribstlon follows :
“ In these days o f thoughts o f
practical ^utility and strife for
financial gain from our farms, it
seems to me there is a side o f
great financial gain to be derived
from the proper decoration and
ornamentation o f our country
homes. -.A handsome r o w of
shade t^eiea in front o f a farm
wilt cause th at farm to sell for
enough more to pay for those
trees than it w ou ld w ith o u t:
and think of the large dividends
o f comfort and pleasure year
after year while you live there
enjoying the w o rk o f you r hands.
People do not like to p art w ith
beautiful trees; and m any a tree
has enhanced the value o f land
far more than the tree itself has
cost even with years o f care. A
citizen o f Geneva, N ew York, w h o
id a valuable tree th at w a s
married and disfigured by ’the
acks o f tnen putting up telegraph
wires, promptly sued and recov
ered the sum o f $185 for the
value of .that one Eree to his
place. W hat more beautiful ob
ject in nature than k beautiful
tree?
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“ A stoiy is told o f some little
childrerf born in N ew York w h o
had never seen the country, and
when they were given a summer
outing, in one o f the free chil
dren’s excursions, they were lost
in amazement and delight a t the
green gmss and the beautiful
trees. One little child w a s so
blessed'with the sight th at she
went up to one o f the trees,
threw her little arm s around it
and hugged and kissed it in a de
light of ecstasy. It seemed a be
ing from heaven tq her adoring
heart. W e live surrounded by
such blessings; w h y not use
them to our best advantage, en-
hazel.
DeWitt’s Witfc’h Hazel Adm inistrator*« Notice of F in a l
Settlement
Salve has cured thousands of case«
of piies that would not frield tdr any
Notice in hereby given that the under
Mined, adm nlstrator of the estate ut Ant
other treatment, ann this fact has Christenson,* deceased, has died his filial ac-
eouut and Report as administrator of said
brought out tdany worthless count estate, In the county eonft of Yamhill County.
Oregon, aud that said court has appointed
erfeits.
Thbse persons who get Monday, Mar tth, 1908, at 10 o'clock a. m. as
the day and hour for the hearing of objections
the genuine DeWitt’a Witch Haz
_and i
Now, therefore, al| persons luteyested In
el Salve are never disappointed, tld istate are hereby not!
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and T0<1
i t at the County Court room, at ’ .McMinn
because'- * cures. F. H. Caldwell ville, said county and stater, at said time,
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M a n is born to serve a life sen
tence a t hard labor, bu t occasion
ally he secure a stay o f exe
cution,
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Bobbed the Grave.
A startling incident is narrated
by John Oliver of Philadelphia, as
follows:
“ I was in an awful
condition:
My skin was almost
yellow, eyes sunken, tongue coated
pain continually in back and sides,
no appetite, growing weaker every
dap. Three physicians had given
jpe up. Then I was advised to use
Electric Bitters; to my great joy
the first bottle made a decided im
provement. I continued their use
for three weeks and am now a well
man. • I know , they robbed tbe
grave of another victim.” No One
should fail to try them. Oniy 50
cents, guaranteed at F .H . Caldwell
& Co. ’s drug store.
A man has reached the lhst
stage o f shiftlessness whefi he
marries his landlady to avoid
paying a board bill.
then and there to snow cause, if any there be,
why, said account should not be settled, al
lowed and approved, and.the administrator dls-’
charged and said, estate forever and dually
settled.
Dated, April 3rd, 1908.
Chris G. Christenson,
Adminstrator of Said Estate,
Clarenoe Butt, Atty for estate.
Date of first publication April 3, im»3.
Date of last publication May 1,1903.
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Field’s
Views on
Ambition an d
pepsin.
Dys
“ Dyspepsia,” wrote Eugene Field**
“often incapacitates a man for endeavor
and sometimes extinguishes the fire oi
ambition.”
Though great despite ,his
complaint Field suffered from indiges
tion all his life. A weak, tired stomach'
can’t digest
your prod.
It nend^
rest. Y o u can only rest it by the uss
of a preparation like Kodol, which re
lieves It of work by digesting your food.
Best soon restores it to Its normal tone.
invigorating.
Prepared only by E. C. DeW urr & Co., ouicagta
The SI. bottle contains
times tue m c . i '
F o r Sale by F. H. Caldw ell & Co,*
ou
LX PC R IE N C E
A Sweet Breath
Is a never failing sign of a healthy
stomach. When the breaih is bad
the stomach is out o f orde'r. There
is no remedy in the world equal to
Kpdol Dyspepsia Cure for curing
indigestion^ dyspepsia and alt
stomach disorders. Mrs. Mary S.
Crick, of White Plains, Ky., writes:
“ I have been a dyspeptic for years
— tried all kinds of remedies but
continued to grow worse. By the
the use of Kodol I began to im
prove at bnce and after taking a
few bottles am fully restored in
weight, health and strength and
can eat ^rhat I like. Kodol digests
what you eat and makes the stom
ach sweet. F. H. Caldwe*ll & Co.
Adm inistrrttor*» Notice.
T rade M ar k s
D e s ig n s
C o R Y R ia iv re A c . .
Anyone «ending a »ketch and dMortptlon may.
quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an
invention Is probably patentable. Comnmnica.
tloua strictly confidential. Handbook on Patents
sent free. Oldest aaency for»bcuftngpatenta. .
Patents taken through Munu A Co. receive
specialesMsa without charge. In the---- -
Scientific Am erican.
A handsomely illustrated weekly. largest dr-
dilation of any scientific journal. Terms, $8 a
year; four months, SL Sold by all newsdealer*
&
Co.3 6 New York
Branch Office. 625 V fft.. Washington, D. CL
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Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
has been duly appointed administrator of the
estate of Isaac FoUect, deceased, by the county
court of Yam hill county, Oregon, and has
qualified, v;-..
Now, therefore, all persons having clajms
against tbe estate are nerijly notified and re
quested to present the same, with the proper
vouchers, to the undersigned, at the pfflee of
Clarence Butt,„at Newberg, Yamhill county,
Oregon, w lth in ’six months from date hereof.
Dated April 17, 1903.
Harry EL Follett, administrator of the estate
Through Pullman Standard and Tourist
of Isaac Follett, deceased.
■leeping cars daily to Omaha, Chicago,Hp< kane;
Clarence Butt, attorney for estate.
Tourist sleeping cars daily to Kansas City;.
Through Pullman Tourist, »leaping cars (per
sonally conducted) weekly to Chicago, Kansa*
SUMM ONS
City, 8t. Louis and Memphis; Teclining chair
In the Circuit Court of Oregon i cars (seats free) to the East daily,
for Yam hill County
' t im e SCHEDULES
A rrivi
D epabt
Emma Senders, • Plaintiff,
Portland. Or.
VS
Frank Sanders
Defendant
4:30 p.m.
Palt Lake, Denver,
Chicago
To Frank Sanders tbe above named de
Ft. Worth,Omaha,
Porti and
fendant:
Kansas City, 8t.
Special
In the name of the State of Oregon, you
Lo u is, C hi cago aud
9:20 a. m.
are hereby required to appear and answer the
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East.
complaint filed against you in the above entitl
ed suit, in
the' above entitled court Huntington.
within
nfx weeks from
the date of
10:80 a. m.
firet publication of this summons, which said
St. Paul Fast Mail
Atlantic
date of first .publication is the 13th day of
Express
March. A. D. 1903, and the last date there of
8115 p.m.
April 24th, A. D. 1903, and you w ill take uoace
via
that if you fall so to appear and i nswer said Huntington.
complaint, for want thereof the pla.intiff w ill
apply to the hourt for the relief prayed for and
demanded in said domtiiaint, to-witt: A decree
7:36a. m.
Atlantic Express.
* t . Paul
dissolving the bonds of matrimony--, now exist
Fast Mall
ing between the plaintiff and defendant and a
* '0 y & m.
decree of absolute divorce, and a decree,Award
ing to the plaintiff the care and. custody of’
Spokane
Emil W. H. Sanders, aud for such other and
further relief as to this Court may seem just
ana proper.
This summons is published ence a week
for- six consecutive weeks in the Newberg
FKOM PO R T LA N D .
Graphic, by order of the Hon. B. F. Rhodes,
County Judge of Yam hill County, Oregon,
madb and dated on the 5th day of Marcb, A. 1).
6:00 p.i
A ll sailing dates
o p.m.
1908.
subject to change
Clarence Butt. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Date Of last publication Aprii 24th 1903.
For 8sn Francisco—
Bail every t daya
P a c i f ic
THREE TRAINS to tho EAST DAILY
From Portland.
and u n io n
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Ralston, M rs. N. E. Britt, Mrs.
M . Nicholson, M rs. W . Boyes,
Mrs. B. C. Miles,
Elliott, M rs. R. W . KdseyF ami
happiness?
Mrs. Francis A. M orris.
should we not give to our chil
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE
dren such coveted pleasures as
G r a n g e M eetin g.
this and let them g r o w up sur
The first'*n»eeting o f N ew berg
rounded /with objects o f beauty
Grange w ill be held in Odd Fel
on every side, which w ill cause
lows* H all, ove’y Bank o f N e w
them ever to think o f home as
h r-
berg, a t 1:30 o ’clock, Saturday,
the dearest place on earth tor
April 25th.
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th^m? No child ever forgets the
6:00 p. m. --
Columbia Rlvsr
Daily
C . L>. L O. ~ Holds
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BuNiiiesft Meet firsrt objects o f beauty it beholds;
•toasters.
Ex.Subday
Ex.Hunday
9:00 p.m.
A 'Yen* pretty home w edding
in g In N ew berg.
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ornamentation o f you r
To Astoria slid Way
Saturday
Lftndinga
10:00 p. m.
w as solemnized Wednesday even
The executive committee o f the ' ! countty
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* homes » brings
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you three-
ing, April 15, a t 8 o ’clock, at College Debating League o f Ore i fold
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Willamette giver.
8:30 p m.
in the
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Tue« , Thu.,
Men., Wed.
d-65 East Sherman street, Port-' gon met here in .annual session y 0 urseift contentment and en-
Salem, Indepen
bat.
and Fri.
dence, Corvallis
(and, Oregon, when Miss Nellie last Friday evening and elected joyffient o f y o u r family, and suf- All diseases of kidneys,
and way landings.
Bladder, UrinaiV Organs.
r^vin a Wheeler;’ daughter o f M r. offieefs for the erfsuing year. The ________T
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Also Enenmatiafn, Back
and Mrs.“ J. W. Wheeler, w a s presidency w hs given to M on- your propertv to cover all the i dto pay! ¥em aieaTr o ubi e s 1
YsMhHI River.
4:80 p. ra. .
7:00 a. m.
Mon.. Wed.
united in m arriage w ith M r, mouth, the vice-presidency
to
T
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Jhnr.
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sumtfyota spend in their embel- Don't booom r discouraged. There It a
Oregon City, Dayton
and f(L
and way landings.
Lo>*d M . Roberts.
The
cere'- McMm nville and the offices o f fis h n iia V ’
CUT*
for
you.
if
hoceasary
write
Dr.
Fenner
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•* v *5 « * s ; + t
lie baa spent a .life time curing
curlni Just such
niony w a s performed by Rev. H. secretary and treasurer to N e w -,
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caaea as yours. A|i consultation! is Frea.
•*Dr. Fenner*» Kidney and Backache Cure
O ne N o tlte Is Served
L. P ratt in the presence o f M r. berg and A lbany respectively,
respectively., j
is tho cause of my being alive to>-da.r. I had
Inatte River.
Lv.Lerrlaton
suffered greatly of kidney disespc for rears Lv. Riparta
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apd M rt. J. W . Wheeler, M r. and The present organization not ! Duie.tidtice is hereby served
8 : 00 «. m. t
and reduced in weight to 120 pq ands. I now : 4:06 a. m.
Dally etcept
Riparla
te
Lowlstbn
Daily exoept
weigh 1C6 pounds.1V
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M rs. D. D. Michael and daughtet having proved entirely satisfac- the puFliè
FrhHy.
genefiilly
that
DeWit
Saturday
life
W. a . McOOd^N. Olive tyrnace. O.”
Book—Free.
Luclle, M rs. W . Q l Lawrence tory fn cariying hn thé, forensic Witch Hazel Salve is the only Druggista, liOc.. II. ~Aak for CooE 1
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and daughter Evelyn and M r. congests as they should fie, a new salve on (be market that is made' OlsfllUO U A N ul Fenner,, Fredonla.N.Y 1
«enera! Pasee o|tr Agant, Portlghd. Of
h ttr tA ' m m : f h’e* bride wait be constitution w a s adopted where- from th f (jure . An Adulterated witch* fcor
by F> fit. Caldw ell & Qo, f
C. it. Spaulding and family, Mr.
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¿nd Mrs. E. Spaulding and Miss
Myrtle McDaniel drove up to Day-
Ion Sunday and were present at a
oirthday dinner at Bert Crabtree’s.
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It is reported that mote implex
pient house? are in store lor Nevy-
f>erg. A. L . Stevens is preparing
to handle the Studebaker vehicles
iind D. C. Fletcher the Milburn
goods.’
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