L ocal Events.
DR. H. a
CLO UGH ,
F or sale—House and barn and
three acres ofland. Apply to H.
f. Minthorn.
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The Spaulding,fogging Com­
pany advertises rojigb lumber at
$9 per thousand find standard
shingles at $1.35,
Miss Edith Pugh'of Shedds is
visiting in town with her sister
Mrs. H. R. SatChwell and with
colkge friends.
All kinds o f games for children
and grown people at lowest
prices. F. H. Caldwell & Co.,
prescription druggists.
Brand new stock of toys,
dolls, books,. fancy glassware,
just opened up at Shaw’s. See
them before making your holi­
day purchases.
T w o hundred seats for the
Knox-Kantner ‘ entertainment
were placed on sale at the drug
stores Saturday morning, and
were practically gone by the
middle o f the forenoon. People
seem to know a gdod thing.
Friends o f the Sutton family,
formerly of this place, will be
glad to know that Mr. Sutton
returned home to Portland from
the asylum at Salem last week,
apparently in excellent health,
and hopes to go to work again
soon.
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I sell more goods for cash than
most people think and I sell the
best. That!s the reason I han-
T h e N ew berg
Books!
Books!
Christmas
books
at Shaw’s
Physician & Surgeon.
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Feed, Seed, V ehicle and
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Oilmeal, linseed dairy food,
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Newberg, Oroton.
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clover hay, for sale by Andrew
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Implement House.
Pickett at City feed store.
A full line of O liver Chilled and Steel P lo w s, Spike,
Herman and Miss Ethel Smith
visited over Sunday with the
, Spring T o o th and D isc H a rro w s, R ushford and
J. W. Coffin family at Dayton,
* E li W a g o n s , C lark and P a rry B u ggies, Buck­
F. H. Caldwell & Co. have
added a line o f books. . All the
eye W a s h in g
M achines, H arness, W h ip s and
Office in Chehalem Valley Bank H idg
Phone No. 48 . •
best authors. Look them over.
H o rse Furnishing Goods.
A ll kinds of Feed and
Having decided to change loca­
H a y , G rass Seeds and P o u ltry Supplies. 1
tions we offer our cash business
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fo rs a le a t invoice price. Balsig-
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Free D elivery to all parts of the city. Phones:
er Bros.
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DR. M I N T H O R N ^
O rego n , 124 ; M u tu al, 23.
John Shires and wife arrived
.Office: Two doon weat of Moore’s Oma.
'store ou Tin t at. Residence one block'
home Saturday from their visit
.north and three blocks east of Bank of,
'Newberg Building. Home Phone-
with relatives and friends in
Illinois.
Successors to J. H . D uns tan.
Books,’ latest and best, all
styles and prides, from a linen A
B C to leather bound, at
Games and game boards, dolls
DR. GEO. LARKIN,
M oore’s.
and toys, o f all description, at
The ladies o f the W. R. C.
Moore's.
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served a good .supper in Crater’s
Mrs. Willis Townsend and
Office over Chehalem Valley Bank.
hall Tuesday evening and were
baby o f Astoria are visiting
N e w b e rg , O regon.
N e w b e rg , O rogon .
well patronized.
with her parents north o f town.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Metcalf
Call and look over our line o f O F F IC E R S A N D
and little daughter came in from
holiday goods before baying. F. D I R E C T O R S »
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Walla. Walla Monday evening to
H. Caldwell & Co., prescription Alpheus Mills, Pres.
7If. 0. P i q * c H,
jk remain until after the holidays, c
druggists.
J. C. McCrea, Vice-
President.
Girls, see that fine, large doll
The alumni have challenged the
jitto rn o y -a t-jC a w ,
S.
M.
Calkins, Cashier
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college boys for a game o f foot­ N. C. Christenson,
Tfotary P u b lic .
will be given away to some little
ball to be played here on Christ­
Assistant Cashier
girl Christmas morning. See
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O ffie o opposite P o s t O /fio e .
mas, and the challenge has been J. Kinley Blair.
* r > $r fT v $r gT gT ir r card in window for particulars.
C u k kK S PO N D K N TS. ^
W. S. Gilliam, o f Walla WaHa,
Mrs. A. B. Lamb .and daugh­ Western National Bank, New
and lard made by G. Everest.
York.
Washington, visited in Newberg It pleases my customers. D. R. ter Miss M ay left Monday for U. 8. National
Bank, Portland
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innviii6
national J dadk .
Tuesday
with
his
cousin,
J.
C.
Southern
California,
stopping
a TTORNKY-AT-LAW.
Jackson, General Commission
Nelson, théy having crossed the
off to visit their relatives, the
Merchant.
Established 1893,
CLARENCE BUTT.
plains together in 1844. . He is
Gilberts,
in
the
vicinity
o
f
Salem.
The right o f way for the free
Will practice In all the courts of the state
8peclal attention giren to probate work, the now visiting an only sister in
The farmers’ institute, in ses­
switch has been cleared, with the
writing of deeds, mortgages, contracts and the Dallas.
exception of a short distance sion here under the leadership o f
Ne w borg. Oregon.
George Day, formerly a New­
V. P. HE ACOCK. MORRIS HEACOCK.I
O m e t — second Floor
through the B. C. Miles orchard, Dr. James Withycombe, is prov­
Bank of Newberg Building
berg boy but now a student o f
and a good share o f the ties have ing very successful. Dr. Withy­
McMinnville College, was in
been strung along the course. combe is a whole team in himself,
town last week with Floyd Work is now held up awaiting and every farmer in the country
N ew berg Sash
Patty, the latter being in attend­ the steel material.
should have heard his inspiring
& Door Factory
ance at the C. À..L. O. executive
We are reliably informed that talk o f Wednesday «ftemoonr.
committee meeting.
F ld sh au er & B a sh a w , Props.
the Catholics will establish a He is ably supported by his fel­
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Harford Sisters school at this place and low instructors from Corvallis,
Keep on hand and manufacture
U V E R Y & FEED- STABLES. left Wednesday morning to en­ that they will begin arrange­ and by local talent .
everything in the line of
gage in prohibition work in
Santa Claus has been a little
New rigs. Good hones. • Safe driven. 4
ments to get a hospital located
Eastern Oregon. After holding here. They should be encour­ tardy, but he has come at last X D oors, W in d o w s , M o u ld - <
Phone, Main 67 .
ings, T u rn in g s, Crest-
a meeting in Hood River, they aged in this as it will be a great and has established headquarters
will sjiend several weeks in help to our town. Telephone- at Linville’s, where he has le ft,
ings, Brackets, D oor |&
Sherman county, engaged in Register.
W in d o w Fram es, F an ­
! a great quantity o f all kinds o f :
holding institute^.
cy C asings, Etc.
H. W. Grabel came down from ! toys-dolls, go-carts, buggies, i
Dwight Coulson o f Scotts Douglas, Morrow countv, th e; balls, horns, harps, tops, doll
Your patronage solicited.
county,
TONSORIAL i ar tist .
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Mills, who was graduated from
furniture
and
all
such
articles
as
latter part o f tâst week and vis-
Pacific College last June and ited here with his
family until the good boys and girls and
who has lately been keeping the middle
o f this! The ware- their papas and mamas are
books for a .. Salem
firm,
has
ac-
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house company far which he has looking for. Go to Linville’s.
cepted a posit,on as bookkeeper .
WQrki
has transferred 1 They are there Prices are al-
with the Bank o f N ew B ttg ^ J ie! ^
from Douglas
I>oas,a^Jto
Mahton, < ways
w aytrigh
t.
to Mabton,
ngftt.
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expects to begin work at once.
Duncan & Sons have sold out
Yakima county, Washington,
Herbert T. Cash, now in where he has increased respon- j their bicycle shop and business
Southern California, has pur­ sibility.
to S. A. Ullery and son o f Port-
chased Palen Clark’s farm on
Aubrev Kramien, Carl Nelson,!land. the former having been a
B. C. MILKS, President.
Chehalem mountain, north of Calvin Blair, Walter Miles, ’ resident o f Newberg earlier in the
. B. H. WOODWARD.
Vice Pres, and Secretary.
town, and will come nqrth with Lewis Saunders and Clem Nis- year. The change of proprietors
J. C. COLCORD, Cashier.
his family to take possession. wong er> accompanied by Prof, j
take place at once.
Mr.
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near the first of the year. Mr. |c E Lewis, drove over t o Duncan has also disposed o f his
The only Blood and System Build­ Clark will move to Newberg and ( Forest Qrove Friday and attend-1 interest in the furniture factory CAPITAL STOCK, $30,000.
er. Every bottle guaranteed, build on lots in the south part oft e(j t^e gtate Y. M. C. A. conven-' and from a business standpoint
d. C. MILE8,
C. K. SPAULDING.
town.
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• tion over Sundav. The attend-!' s now foot loose. He indicates
B. H. WOODWARD.
8 . J. Madson.
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Allen ar- ance was excellent; the meetings however that he will probably be
J. H DOUGLAS, JR.
Sold only by
Directors.
rived'home from Walla Walla enthusiastic, and the boys re-i jn business here again after an
Saturday evening, the prune port the convention Us being the interim of rest,
V
R K K S rO N D K N T S —Ladd à Tilton, Port
Joseph Shaw died here at the C O land
; Nation« 1 Park Bank, Néw York.
F. H. CALDWELL & Co evaporators at the different best they ever attended.
points
having
closed
up
the
busi-
Henry
Hopkins
who
was
down
hortie
o
f
his
son,
J.
M.
Shaw
Prescription Druggists.
ness for the season. Mr. Allen from his Chehalem mountain! December 4th, the funeral ser-
Strangers visiting the city are inv.ted to call at
the bank for Information concern lug the
reports a big crop well taken j home Tuesday dropped in at th^e jvices being held at the M. E.
oity. Conespotadence invited.
care o f but no Rales made and postoffice to say that he greatly church
Saturday
afternoon,
none in prospect until after the appreciates the change in Rural The deceased was bom near
holidays are over.
! Route No. 3 which places him on Binghamton, New York, June
The lady friends of Miss May the route. In speaking of the 2°d, 1818, in which vicinity he
Lamb gave a party in her honor little pay allowed the carriers he grew to manhood.
He was
The place to get your
Saturday evening at the home o f suggested that the patrons on married in 1847' to Jane A.
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j E. H. Woodward. The greater the routes could help the carriers Mitchell, and removed':with his DRUGS & MEDICINES.
t part of the evening was spent in out very materially in their years’ famdy in J 857 to Minnesota,
S .W . P O T T E R
the dining room, tastefully decor- expenses by each farmer along where he resided until coming to
ated in red for the occasion, the route donating a sack o f Newberg in 1901. His wife died PRESCRIPTION WORK A
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where a three-course dinner was oats. He said any former could *n 1^93. T w o daughters and
SPECIALTY. ■
Watches. Clocks,
2 served. Those present we*e: do this without impoverishing a s°n survive him. Hisdescend-
Misses M ay Lamb,'Olige Strat- himself and he could well affoiri cn^s are widly scattered, there Books, Stationery, Fancy and
Jewelry, etc.
ton, Pearl Cummings, lone Hill, to do it. This suggestion is cer- being children, grandchildren or Toilet Articles. Cam ara and
Merle Woods, Bertha Nicholson, tainly worthy of consideration ®re
St*®* ST®” “ cb»dyen in England, Kodaks and all kinds of Cam ara
China, Wisconsin, Minnesota
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Lucy Gause, Bertha Vantress, by those who have
their -____
mail
FINEST LINE EVER
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__and Oregon. He was a member Supplies.
KODAK'
BROUCHT TO NEWBERC Carrie Turner, Nora Parker, delivered at their doors daily o f the M. Erchureh o f Lakeland, LESSONS G IV E N
Sibyl and Bernice Woodward. * without even box rent t6 pay.
, Minnesota.
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3. LITTLEFIELD & BI1IG,
Physicians t üirieois.
Rittenhouse &
Calkins,
Chehalem V a l­
ley Bank.
Depot Stable
B. F. TERRY,
ETEBT PATRON GIVEN SATISFAC­
TION. DATH ROOK IN CONNECTION.
Kalamazoo Celery
& Sarsaparilla Co.
V . F. SEACOCK A SON
Bank of Newberg^
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PRESENTS
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