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NEWBERG, YAMHILL COUNTY,
VOL. XV.
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Local Events.
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for them to leave him -or go
drove up to the watering trough
m" front o f the Bank o f Newbetg,
Wednesday, to water his horse
and removed the hridle in order
to make it easy for the cayuse.
A pretty fair-sized runaway was
the result. Sam was bruised up
Borne, but was able to get horse
and buggy together and drive off
again.
J. D. Pickett and wife o f Mays-
ville, Missouri, are stopping a
few days in Newberg on their
w ay home from the national en­
campment o f the G. A. R. at San
Francisco.
Mr. Pickett is a
brother o f Mrs. C. A. M arr and
Mrs. Ruth Heston and served his
country for over three year» in
the Seventeenth Iow a Veteran
Volunteer Infantry.
, FRIDAY, AUGUST 28,1903.
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Mi 8 » "Lillie Heacock has gone the 'taglding
have
out to Dolph, Tillamook county, j been saved with but
e loss
to make some improvements and with this fact jitanng the
upon her homestead claim.
fire companies in the face jt was
The prune crop throughput with much chagrin that they
the valley promises to be abuj$. were compelled to stand by and
daiit and the fruit appears to be see a handsome residence g o up
ripening early. There ‘is some in flames. M r. Kruger figures
indication o f the brow n rot, and his loss at somethingynore than
if climatic conditions continue to $3600 with insuranc^'ainpunting
be favorable for the development to $1700. He had ahgayeguard
o f this disease, it is likely that it ed his paper« carefuHy and had
wifi give growers considerable only taken tfie box*containing
anxiety and trouble. The Sugar them from the bank vault a day
prtpie, o f which there has been o r t w o before to look them over,
so much said in the w ay o f expecting to return^!he box to
favorable comment in the last the vault, but beigg. detained
year or tw o, is now ripe, and about the house that evening
though it is a great bearer, it until after banking hours failed
shows a weakness for the brown to get it attended 0 - He says
rot that is not encouraging to he thinks that with hard work
growers. Those w ho have evap­ he can get his accounts in shape
orators are rapidly putting again and the least/the public
them in order, some by enlarg­ can do for him is to help him in
ing and refitting throughout, every w ay possible in doing this.
and before many days the air He favored many customers
¡s bygiv
by giving them
will be laden with the sweet­ while in business
certafcj;
smelling steam arising from the credit and now certainly no one
drying product o f the various will w ant to tnke advantage o f
his adversity. J u n ta s «ottri as
plants m the community.
The bathers and spectators at he can get m a ttars« 4 ]U 8 t$d he
Nye creek beach near Newport intends to build and begin over
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beheld a sad affair Friday fore­ again.
Ed Parrish and wife left here
for Tillamook Thursday, expect­
ing to be gone about tw o weeks.
Mrs. C. W. Kent w ho has been
visiting with H. E. Follettes, left
fo r her home at Rock Valley,
Iow a, Thursday morning.
Heacock & Heacock invite
your patronage in the line o f re.
pair work—both on watches and
spex. They guarantee all their
work.
J. C. McCrea w ho sold off his
horse flesh except a driver some
time ago, went to Pendleton last
week to visit his son Fred and
look for a good team or tw o.
Miss Rhodema Roberts, daugh­
ter o f Mr. and Mrs. Phineas
Roberts, former residents o f
New berg, was married on Thurs­
day o f last week to Charles
Walker, a nurse in one o f the
Portland sanitoriums.
C. B. Wilson has bought the
Lafolette stock o f general mer­
chandise* at Sheridan and will
move to that tow n and close out
the business. Charley is a
hustler and will, no doubt, suc­
ceed in bis new venture.
noon when one o f the bathers, a
Miss Julia Minchin died at her young man from Portland
home, above Dundee, Wednesday named Kleeman, who had ven­
evening, from hasty consump­ tured out beyond the breakers,
tion, the funeral to be'held this could not get back, and went
(Friday) afternoon at 2 o ’clock down within view o f hundreds
at the Minchin home. The de­ o f horrified people. When the
ceased was a young woman o f unfortunate young man first
excellent Christian character, gave signs o f distress, tw o or
and her death is mourned by all three swimmers went to his res­
cue, but he clutched at them con-
w ho knew her.
down too. A rope w as secured
and a strong swimmer again
Started to the rescue, but the
line was to o short, and the res­
cuer did not dare go out without
it as the tide was turning and
the undercurrent treacherous.
The writer witnessed the tragedy
with a glass from the bluff by
the side o f Dr. M inthom ’s sani-
torium, and the frantic and help­
less struggles o f the drowning
man as he gradually sank be­
neath the waters, were sickening
to behold. The young man’s
mother and sister were on the
beach and their anguish can*" be
imagined. The body was re­
covered at low tide early next
tnoming near where he had gone
down and lodged in a reef of
rocks. This is said to be the
first drowning which ever took
place on the Nye creek beach.
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Rhodema Roberts|21,toCha8.
A. Walker, 29.
Inez Broad well, 2(% to F Groth,
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TH E DIFFERENCE
Is Not Alone In Price
The littje brown men in Luzon are easily satisfied with
suits that cost even less than » dime. Newberg gentlemen
want the best, and that is what they get at
The Newbetg Clothing House,
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where is the largest and most complete line of Clothing, Fart
nishing Goods, Shoes, Hats, Trunks and Valises.
W e lead in fashions and in price.
See our splendid line o f goods*
S ec our prices*
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We have suits that are bound to suit you in style, color
and price. We can fit you from our stock, or we will taka
your order for a tailored suit. Pit and workmanship are
guaranteed,
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We have them.
All styles, all shapea, all prices.
H O D S O N
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Glothiers and Furnishers.
End o f Bitter Fight.
“ Two physicians hid a long and
stubborn fight with ah abscess on
my right lung,” wVite* J. F.
Hughes of DuPont, $*., “ and
gave me up. Everykpjy thought
my time had come. WjFw. last Ire-
sort I tried Dr. King’s New Dis­
covery for Consumption. • The ben­
efit I received was striking, and I
was on my feet in a few days.
Now I’ve entirely regained my
health.” It conquers ay coughs,
colds and throat and lung troubles.
Guaranteed by F. H. Caldwell &
Co.’s drug store. Price* 50 c and
fo*** bottles free,
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as weii as Ornamentai
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A re y ou in need o f one? If so, w e w ould be
pleased to sh ow y ou our line*
Best A larm C locks in rustic cases, $2*00.
H igh ly ornam ented O ak M antel C locks, $3.25
to $4*50.
F a n cy E bony C locks, up to $7.50.
W h y use a w atch hung upon the w all as a
P a H o d Been There.
“ What is ‘horse sense,’ pa?”
“ K now ing enough not to bet
on races.”
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HEACOCK & HEACOCK.
Persons troubled with indiges­
tion or dyspepsia can eat all they
want if they will take Kodol Dys­
pepsia Cure. This remedy pre­
pares the stomach for the recep­
O ne G ir l’ s D ilem m a.
tion,
retention,
digestion
and
S. J. Madson g o t home from
Giles—What induced her to
assimilation of all of the whole­
Creswell; Lane county, Tuesday,
some food that may be eaten and tell you her real age?
where he went to look after his
Merritt—It was her birthday
DISASTROUS F IR E .
enables the digestive organs to
farming interests and to d o a
party, and I was giving her a
little hunting in the meantime. W . C. K r u g e r ’ * R esid en ce G oes transform the same into the kind
of blood that gives health and kiss for each year.
Up In Flame*.
He brought down a big bear
strength. Sold by Caldwell & Co.
that had betn devouring num­
At the hour o f six o*clock on
D ysentery C ured W ith o u t the
ber# o f chickens and lambs for Thursday evening o f last week
A id o f a D octor.
Madge—Why did the minister
the ranchers and making life 'fire was discovered in thegarrett
refuse to preach * against the
miserable for all the nervous over the kitchen in W. C. Kru­
“ I am just up from a hard spell
modern bathing dress?
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women and children o f the com­ ger’s residence near the railroad
M aijorie—Because the bible of the flux” (dysentery), Stiys Mr*
munity.
track in the west part o f tow n. says, “ Despise not the day df T. A, Pinnef, a well knoWn mer­
chant of Drummond, Tenn. “ 1
Fred Knapp o f Charrfpoeg, ac­ The alàrm was given, the fire bell small things.”
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used one small bottle o f Chamber­
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companied by his son-in-law and soundfti and the hose company
lain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
D eW itt Is the Kftiiie.
little boy, went through tow n and the hook and ladder boys
When you go to bny Witch Remedy and was cared without
Thursday on his w ay to North ■ responded promptly, but Alas,
Yamhill and stopped at the the nearest hydriint was so iar Hazel Salve, look fof the name, having a doetdt. I consider it the
The best choleta medicine in the
Graphic office on business. They aw ay that the fire could not be! D k W it t , on every boa.
n Continued theit journey, and at reached with the hose and the pure, unadulterated witch hazel is world*” There is no need of em­
noon stopped at Trullinger’# flames had gaihed such headWay used in disking DeWitt's Witch ploying a doctor wheti this remedy
mill. Mr. Khapp led one o f the that it seemed nothing coilid be Hazel Salve, which . it the best is used, for too doctor can prescribe
horsrii dow n to a stream t o done to stop its ravages, and at- \ salve in thfc world fof cuts, barns, a better medicine for bowel com­
drink, when the anihml g o t into tention was directed to w a r d ! bruises, bolls, eczema and pile«« plaint ill any form, either for chil­
so£t groUhd and floundered , saving the fiihiiture. The great* j The popularity of DeWitt's Witch dren of adults It neVkr fails slid
aroUbd, and kicked the man on er part o f thfc furniture and bed- Hazel Salve, due to ha many Is pleaSStat to take. F o r sale by
the head, Stunning him and send- ding was tfiken out, although a cures, has ciused numerous worth­ F. Moore & Co.
ing hint into the water wherl he 1 go<*1 many Valuables, including less counterfeits to be placed ort
You can’t tell how large a
was drowned. The body Was M f. Kruger’« notes and papers,the market. The genuine hears
taken back to Champoeg at were ^destroyed. With a htm- the name of E. C. DeWitt & Co., man’s bank account la by the
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dred feet more o f hose at h a a d , Chicago.. -Sold by Caldwell & Co. j sis« o f the checks in his trouser«.
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Save the C hildren.
Ninety-nine of every one bun*
dred diseases that children have
are dne to disorders of the stom*
ach, and these disorders ate ali>
caused by indigestion.
Kodoi
Dyspepsia Cure is just as good fof
children as it is for adul:s. Chil­
dren thrive on it. It keeps theif
little stomachs sweet and encour­
ages their growth and develop­
ment. Mrs. Henry Carter, 705
Central street. Nashville, Tenn.,
says: “ My little boy is how thfe«
years old and has been suffering
from indigestion ever since he Was
born. I hiVe had the best doc­
tors in Nashville, but felled to ck*
him any good. After using oh*
bottle of Kodol he is a well baby*
I recommend it to all sufferers.”
Kodol digests what you eat and
makes the stotaacb, sweat. Bold
by Caldwell & Co.
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Kind Friend*“ What Are ytfU
frying about, my little man?
Bobbie—Mother whipped the*
“ What for?*’
“ I don’t know. I’m afraid to>
ask her* until she cools down*.”
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