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Newberg, Oregon.
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DBS. LITTLEFIELD & BOMB,
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Office In Chehalem Valley Bank Bldf.
Phone No, 43.
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CLARENCE B U D .
Will practice In all the court« of the aute
Special attention given to probate work, the
writing of deeds, mortgages, contract« and the
drafting of all legal paper«
Newberg. Oregon.
O ffice — Second Floor
Bank of Newberg Building.
B. F. TERRY,
T O N S O R Iflli A R T IS T .
EVERT PATRON GIVEN SATISFAC­
TION. BATE ROOM IN CONNECTION.
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Kalamazoo Celery
& Sarsaparilla Co.
The only Blood and System Build*
er. Every bottle guaranteed.
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Sold only by
Look over the barging offered
by Housman Bros, in theGrapJne
Miss Myrtle Gause is out at this week. Prices talk.
Newport assisting the M inthoms | Mrs. Clarence Butt and soils
in their sanatorium.
have been visiting up above
Silas M oon started back to. the Dayton with M ft. Nancy Craw-
scene oi his missionary labors at lord.
Kaak, Alaska, the first o f the
You don ’t p a j any more for
week.
your goods with chairs than you
Porter & Larkin have' ladies did without them at Porter &
oxfords in latest styles and they Larkin’s.
please the ladies too, several
Saturday salei at the Chehalem
styles and prices.
Valley Market on Main street.
Miss Jennie McGregor o f Van- Paul Brunzel & Son. retail and
cover, B. C., is down visiting her wholesale butchers.
sister Mrs. H. F. Allen in Port­
Mrs. M Wagner ot Meier &
land and her Newberg school Frank’8 store, o f Portland, is
girl friends.
visiting, in this vicinity with
— C. C. Elliott w ho moved back Mrs. Elmer Bowman and family.
from Scotts Mills last week will
The parents ol Mrs. G. C. Carl,
take charge o f Dr. E. P. Dixon’s Mr. and Mrs. Roberts, w ho had
Dundee farm, formerly owned by made a fortnight’s visit here, left
M. J. Hampton.
lor their hom e^t Los Angeles,
There will be services at the California, Saturday morning.
Presbyterian- church Sunday : A horse, top boggy and harness
morning in charge o f the pastor. for sale. The* outfit lor $50.
Subject o f discourse “ The histori­ Sacrifice made - on account o f
cal development ot the Kingdom going east. Call at the home o f
o f G od.”
J. Bonewitz. H. W. Dague. 36
Dr. H. C. Dixon has fitted up
Mrs. Rose Brown o f San Fran­
and furnished elegant dental cisco. well known here as Miss
parlors in his new building where Brandt several years ago when
he is now located and at work. a student o f Friends Pacific
Carpenters are busily engaged Academy, visited in Newberg
on bis new cottage just back of over Sunday with Mrs. H. B.
his office.
Clough.
Mrs. F. A. Elliott and son John
H. R. Satchwell expects to
started back to Illinois on an leave with his family the latter
extended visit Monday. Frank part o f this week. Mrs. Satchwell
expects to join them about the and children will first visit Linn
first o f October, and before re­ county relatives, after which the
turning home they will visit the family will locate at Bend, Crook
St. Louis fair.
county, a new town situated in
Housman Bros., o f Portland, the new irrigating district, where
dealers in gents furnishings, have Mr. Satchwell is to engage in
opened up a store in the Oliver the plumbing business with a
building across the street from brother-in-law.
the postoffice, and are getting
The Chehalem Mountain Real
right out after business. See Estate & Investment Co. have
what they have to sav this week located and are now ready to do
to Graphic readers.
business in Newberg. They re­
Mrs, M ary L. Hinsfiaw, who quest those who have real
has spent several months in New­ bargains in farms or other prop­
berg during which time she has erty to offer for sale, to call and
made some good friends, left list the same with them for a
Saturday ior the home o f her time. They have no time to spare
brother, E. A. Trueblood, in in trying to sell property for you
Portland. She expects to return at a price above the market
before long to Whittier, Cali­ value, neither have they time to
spend upon a proposition that
fornia.
everyone
else has. They mean
O. K. Edwards’ little tads
were toddling about playing business and are going to please
soldier Monday evening and in their patrons by selling their
their march o f conquest ran up property if the latter mean
against the l»ee hives. A “ hot” business and give their bedrock
skirmish ensued, the little fellows prices. Give them a call.
Southern Pacific officials in
being rescued from the scene o f
battle with from one to tw o Portland have evidently heard
the general chorus o f murmur,
dozen wounds apiece.
E. A. Ellis, who has the con­ which has developed into very
tract for doing the excavating audible expressions ofdispleasure
for the new city reservoir, is on the part o f Newberg people,
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¡busily at work with a force o f , sincc carpenters have been patch-
depot. Agent
F . H . C A L D W E L L & C o hands, and is rapidly bringing, ’ nK UP t ^ie
the work tow ard completion. Cutts is inreceip^ o fa letter from
Prescription Diuggists.
The excavation is fifty-four feet the popidar general passenger
long, thirty’-tw o feet wide and agent, W. E. Coman, in which
ten feet deep, which makes a he gives assurance that the work
VESTAL’S
pretty good hole in the ground. * which has been done on the old
which was an urgent
BARBER SHOP. Enos can be figured on to get to depot,
the front on any jo b in which a necessity, is merely a temporary
OPPOSITE B A N K O F N H W B H N U
makeshift and that the thought
spade and shovel are used.
o fa new depot for Newberg has
A mass meeting o f “ common by no means been given up.
FIRST-CLASS WORK.
laborers and all other wage Thanks for the assurance, but it
BATH ROOM IN CONNECTION earners” was called for Crater’s is getting to l>e a case o f the
hall M onday evening for the driver tempting a horse along at
purpose o f organizing a federal a good gait by thrusting a feed
labor union. Newberg laborers Qf oa ^s out before the animal’s
didn’t
rally very largely to the head just out o f reach. We’ve
S .W . P O T T E R
call, and by half past eight the been “ going some” in Newberg,
T H E JEW ELER.
only ones who had responded with the new depot always just
were John Bristow and Uriah ahead o f us and Southern Pacific
H BABQ U AN TK N S PON
Badley. Later in the evening officials must lx* charitable if our
however a small com Par,y ^ people are grow ing a little
Watches, Clocks, gathered to which C. H. Gram, 18keptical. The present depot is
president o f the Oregon State 1 so inadeq Uate and the site so
Federation o f Labor, explained un(]esjrable and unsatisfactory,
Jewelry,
the purpose and work o f th e ; that if the rajlroad company
organization. No local union reaj]y Wants to put their New-
Optical Goods.
was organized but Mr. Gram i ^
tron9 in a * 0 od frame o f
stated later to the Graphic that j mjn(j jet it give them an adequate
Repairing Neatly
he expected to return at some new building on a desirable new
and Promptly Executed..:.
future date and effect an organ- sjte—and for good measure let us
have another daily train.
ization.
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C. N. MACKIE.
c. S. CALKINS.
W E C A R R Y IN
S T O C K A F U L L L IN E O F
Farm Implements,
T h e Renowned Rushford and Eli W agons,
Clark & Parry Buggies and Hacks,
Deering Binders, M owers and Rakes,
Ropes, Pulleys and H ay Forks,
G O O D H A R N E S S at a low Price,
W hips and Harness Extras,
A ll Kinds of Feed« ll
Headquarters for Poultry Supplies, Poultry Netting
and Field Fencing.
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MUTUAL PHONE, MAIN.23. ALL PARTS OF THE ClTYii
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A. R. M ills .
M . V otaw .
S. M . C a t k in s ,
J. K. B l a ir ,
N. C. C hristenson .
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United States National Bank, Portland, Ore. i
National Bank of Commerce, New York, N. Y.
McMinnviUe National
Bank,
McMinoville.
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We invite account* of corporations, firms and Individual«, and «ball endeavor to extend
tbe utmost liberality to our customer» consistent with conservative banking methods
Careful and prompt attention given to all business entrusted to us. The interests oI our
patrons carefully guarded end promptly served.
N . C . C H R I S T E N S O N , C a s h ie r .
We bave ordered a supply of savings banks, and ai soon as they arrive we Will furnish
them to any oue wishing to create a bank aeeount la this way.
Central
Meat Market
Well known as tbe place to
get tbe choicest cuts of meat.
Butchers' General Produce
Kept on Hand.
A L S O FR E SH FISH .
Give us a chance to satisfy
you. W e’ll try our best.
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P R O P R IE T O R .
You can’t lose by buying one
o f Porter & Larkin’s sample
$1.50 shirts for 75 cents.
Feed
Livery
Stables
AND
Special Accommodations
for Farm ers.. Drive in
and Feed Your Team.«
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General Livery Business
Carried On.
M . N IC H O L S O N ,
PROPRIETOR.
fl^ ^ S tab les South of Steam Laundry.
B ow lin g
Alley
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ICE CREAM PARLORS.
VAN LEAVITT, Proprietor.
MILK FOR SALE.
I will deliver milk in any
quantity, for any length of
time, to any part of town.
Your patronage respect­
fully solicited.
Bowling, the popular amuse­
ment.
Confectionery and Ice Cream.
Agency, for the famous^
HAZELW OOD
ICE C R E A M .
STRAW BERRY
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H arness
and Saddlery
IN NEWBERG.
ICE C R EA M
Flavored with
Hood River strawberries.
E. A. ELLIS,
TO BE FOUND AT
H- C. LAWER’S HARNESS SHOP
N E X T TO CENTRAL MEAT M ARKET.
JOHN A. BECK.
WATCHMAKER
JEWELER,
General Contractor.
Sewer and Tile Work.
Also Well Digging.
MUTUAL PHONE.
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Solicits the patronage of hi* old Indians
who need watch repairing done.
Friend*
2 0 7 M orrison St.
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