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C. F. Johnson was np Abner Blair left Monday on a Portland visitingwith his ftuni^r bnrineae trip to Walla Walla, Waahington. Q M . O. Pickett visited friend* in this week. On Saturday, October 22, Miss Ruth Roberts of Wood- the dty on P in t day. . day only, special prices on about burn is visiting out north of The Miaeee Benia and Claudia 260 woolen and cotton blanket^. town with her cousin Miss Belle Linn oi Portland visited here Newhbnse. Patterson, Jones & Co. over Sunday with the Moffitt sister*. Wanted—-A good team of New shipment of gents’ hats, horses, weight about 2600 lbs; eastern styles; also neckties and Yon don’t pay any more for your good* with chair* than yon Also wagon and harness. C. C. Shiite« Just received at Porter ft Larkin’s.1 ‘ did without them at Porter & Elliott, Dundee, Oregon. Slaughter OF B u ggy Prices! it you arc at all interested in buggief or hacks» M. Motacbenbacher 1* a nfW i Mr. and Mrs. D. Jenson of call upon us and we will tell and sh o w you J. A. Bergren and daughter of arrival with his family from && Portland visited in Newberg the something that will increase your interest. O u r W alla Walla, Washington, vis Paul, and is occupying the old first of the week with their 0®oe In Chahalem Valley iM k Bldg. vehicle trade has been excellent» but w e are cousin J. C. Porter and family. ited, here last week with the for. Hunt property cm Fifth street. going to sell several more this season and are Mrs. E. A. Ellis left Tuesday A. E. Moore and family moved pier* brother, A. L. Bergren. going to make you prices» as we are in a po Charlie Fogg, who has a civil morning with her tw o youngest to town this week and are oc sition to do it. service position as clerk in children to make a visit with her cupying the McDaniel cottage the Portland postoftce, visited parents at her old home at Yuma,, north of the Bank of Newberg. DBS. P A T O B 8 0 II CELLS, For Sale—Span o f horses, with friends in Newberg the latter Colorado. Farmers, we invite yon to be first-class set o f harness, at a part o f last week. present next Friday and Satur bargain. Enquire o f Claud Fer BOOMS—W , M3H W whine ton Btreei. J. T. Osborn recently resigned BOTH PHONES. Phone Red IHM. day, October 14 and 15, at our guson, Geo. Westerfield or F. A. his position in the Indian service EXAMINATION FRES. 48-4t at F ort Mohave, Arizona, and Sanders Disk Plow exhibit. A. Crawford. PO R TA N O - O K / íf.O -V , R. Moom aw & Sons. % L. W. Charles, who finished j oined Mrs. Osborn here at their VJgXX& M XXXXXXXX* Mrs. J. C. Clemenson went his honse last week northeast o f Newberg home last week. down to Portland Saturday and the public school, has accepted a With last week’s issue o f the NEWBERG» OREGON. visited over Sunday with her son position with the Metropolitan n Graphic began the serial, “ Toilers DR. GEO. LARKIN, James and family in their new Printing Company o f Portland o f the Columbia,” a western R. President. home. She was accompanied by and will move his family to the story by a western writer, which her grandson, Arlie Evans. city the first o f the week. readers.wijl no doubt find inter DIRECTORS: f Cap. H. H. Herrick and wife o f W. E. Purdy is furnishing the Office ovtr Chehalem Valley Bank. esting. i Gary, South Dakota, arrived last j new hotel by the depot with .V e w h e ry , O roflron. S. M. C a l k i n s . A. R. M i l l s . A. C. Millican, Pacific Coast M. V o t a w . J. K . B l a i r . Thursday and are visiting here j seventeen hundred dollars worth secretary o f the college prohibi C h r is t e n s o n . N. C. tion association, spent last Fri with their daughter, Mrs. Lewis i of furniture, and is about ready Chrisman. They may remain if for business. He saj’s he will CORRESPONDENTS: day evening _ here in conference Oregon looks good to them. ojien up next week with a ban with the young prohibitionists United States National Bank, Portland, Ore. Charlie Barton, who has been quet to the business men o f New DR. R. W. HARROLD, National» Bank of Commerce, New York, N. Y . at the college. learning the undertaking busi berg. McMinnville National Bank, McMinnville. Miss Maude Wills, who was ness in L a Grande, was in Port John Dunstau writes from DENTIST. We invite eecoanti of corporation», firms end Individuals, end shall endeaeac to graduated in Junefrom the Mon liberality to our customers consistent with conservative banking metl ‘ land last week taking the state Trask: The weekly visits of.the the utmost Careful - ' and ‘ prompt attention given - to all ----- bnslnese -- entrusted ----- * to na The ini tereeia of our mouth State Normal, left Friday patrons carefully guarded and promptly served. Successor to Dr. H. C. Dixon examination which he passed Graphic are a great pleasure to morning for Riddle, where she N. C. CH R ISTENSO N, Cashier. successfully. Before returning be us, as, we note the rapid progress has a position as teacher in the We have ordered a supply of savings banks, and as soon as they arrive we will furnish spent a tew days in Newberg. ,in development o f Newberg. We them to any one wishing to create a bank account in this way. public school. C. S. Calkins o f Mackie & have a very high opinion o f the Mrs. Maria Bowerman arrived “ home city” and its w ay of do home Saturday evening from her Calkins has sold his interest in ing things. We have strong the feed and implement* store to extended visit in Dakota and hopes o f closing the saloons in Iowa. She had a fine trip and a H. G. Miller who recently moved Attornay-at-law, Tillamook county this fall. good visit, but is evidently well to town from West Chehalem. Notary Publie. His future plans are not suffi The county convention o f the satisfied to be in Oregon again. ciently mature for publication. Woman’s Christian Temperance H. R. Morris has received word OFFICE Union will be held in the Baptist November is a good time to set THE COZY KIND that his father, Wm. Morris, O P P O S ITE P O S T O FF IC E church in Newberg -Friday and out cherry trees. For good, well remembered as a former Saturday, October 14 and 15, resident ofNewberg, died on Sat clean, well-rooted sticks, see Por — ■— — — commencing at 10:30 a. m. Fri- ter Skinner, Springbrook. Trees urday, October 1st, at the home dav. The State President, Mrs. o f a daughter at Georgetown, true to name. Grafted with scions taken from bearing trees. Helen D. Harford, will be in at- Illinois. %%% Prices less than nurseries charge, tendance throughout the con A meeting o f the Prohibition %%% The Graphic’s star subscriber vention, also Mrs. Ada-"‘Wallace Alliance - is called for Monday Unruh, national lecturer and evening the 17th at the Baptist is John Hutchinson o f Qilcenter, organizer. Saturday afternoon church. Everybody interested in California, who remitted the Rev. Gould will address the con carrying the county lor prohibi other day, paying up his sub vention on the subject o f Local The only Blood and System Build tion is invited. F. C. Stanard, scription until near the close of Option. Bring lunch and spend C a ll f o r C ou p o n T ic k e t f o r E n la r g e d C ra y o n . the year 1906. Such substantial er. Every bottle guaranteed. President. “ tokens of esteem” make a fel a day for temperance. Walter Inman - took his depar low feel that his efforts are really t I t would be hard to please any ture Tuesday for his home at one who was not delighted with Sold only by sometimes appreciated. Westfield, Indiana, where he w ill the entertainment given last D. W. Emmerson and sister, EXPERT WORKMANSHIP remain for a time with his mother Thursday evening by the Misses Mrs. L ottie Decker, left the first F. H. C A LD W E LL & Co who is in poor health. His part o f the week for a visit at their Ethel Lytle and Florence Walton, Ouaraatocd oa every piece ing assurance was that he would of Portland. As a soloist the for Prescription Diuggists. of work which leave« my TO PLEASE A T register a good Hoosier vote for old childhood home in far aw ay mer is just simply hard to beat. Haraesa Shop. New Brunswick, which they have PRICES T O SUIT Roosevelt next month. not seen since they left it as Her taste in selection is unim .PR ICES REASONABLE. Give the Willamette Roller mere children forty-nine years peachable and the expression Mills a trial. King o f the Valley ago. They expect to be gone which she puts into her numbers, MBS. I. A. HORTON flour only $3.90abarrel, satisfac H . O P P O S lfK B A N K O F N B W B B R G about tw o months. ^ supported by a voice o f unusual tion guaranteed. I also have Î fO ti County Judge Rhodes off Mc bran, shorts, midlings, oats and Çffitk a tone which is not often FIRST-CLASS WORK. - wheat chops, rolled barley, corn, Minnville and Commissioner found. She has on three occasions BATH ROOM IN CONNECTION and linseed meal for sale at the Booth and Waddell o f Willa- sung in Newberg and the third B. E V A N lowest prices. Located near mina and Whiteson, respectively, time was certainly the charm. B. C. MILES. President. Neuman’s Landing. T. J. Werth. were down here Monday in T o one who gets heartily tired of E. H. WOODWARD, Vice Pros, and 8 m . specting some o f the roads in M A IN STREET. NEW BERG. Special services were held at the gush and bombast o f the I . C. COLCORD, Cashier. * General Contractor. the Brethren church Friday and this end o f the county. Com average “ reader” who comes and Prices reasonable. missioner Booth is said also to Satisfaction guaranteed. Saturday, continuing over Sun goes, it is a relief to listen to Miss Estimates furnished and all work CAPITAL STOCK, $30.000. have inspected the River street promptly executed. day, at which Elders Eby and Walton, unaffected and sincere in Beil phone. highway on his own hook and a. C. MILES. Stover o f Washington and Dea her work. Her selections are J. I. HADLEY, found it very satisfactory. E. H. WOODWARD con J. P. Beckwith o f Idaho, new and well chosen, and adapt 8. J. MAD80N. “S E P T I C T A S K S A S P E C I A L T Y Dr. E. P. Dixon came in from J. H DOUGLAS, Ja. ed MUTUAL PHONE. 1S6 were in attendance. The mem Grants Pass the latter par£ o f bers o f the church are contem-' inright into human nature, C O n a K S F O N D M N T S —Ladd A Tilton. Port plating establishing a mission in last week to look after the inter especially o f her own sex, is one land ; national Park Baak. Mew Torfe. ests o f his Dundee farm and The place to get your Portland. o f her strongholds as seen in her , •*, . * < * • ; ■ *- ■ *> a -*£ • • * looked in upon his Newbe: r&, inimitable rendering of “ The T. D. Snodgrass writes .that, raagan visiting the city are lawted to call at the bank for infermatlnn concerning the WATCHMAKER they arrived at their new home friends. His favorite recreatio: ottTSÎTJman in the shoe shop The 4 DRUGS <fe MEDICINES. city. Con asnnadenee invited. in Southern Oregon is deer hunt young ladies appeared before a at Nanton, Alberta, the last o f and JEWELER, ing and he came north with fifty dollar house, the ladies of September to find an immense the Friends church, under whose PRESCRIPTION WORK A Solicit« the patronage of hie old Indiana crop on the place, with spring pockets well filled with pieces of auspices the entertainment was Friends who need watch repairing done. dried venison which he handed jiven, clearing twenty-five dol SPECIALTY. wheat four feet high and oats 2 0 7 M orrison S t . out among the boys. They made lars. '4 * five. In that country, he says, Book*, S tation ery. F an cy aud very acceptable and toothsome P O R T L A N D . OR. men are plowing, sowing, m ow T o ile t A rtic le s . C am ara and souvenirs. K o d a k * and a ll kinds o f C am era ing, stacking and threshing at Supplies. The Newberg Meat Market has the same time. this week changed hands, Stan What is more indicative o f a LESSONS G IV E N KODAK' JE W E L E R AND OPTICIAN, KRY. prosperous agricultural com ley, Bond it Gilbert having sold THE JEWELER. munity than substantial and up- out their retail business to H. J. ! ■I' — —— — — — O R E O O N . I ^ t t ó k n b y - a t - l a w . to-date country residences? And Austin and Wesley Boyes, who N(?WBERa, ELECAHT LINE OF CLARENCE BUTT. we do not -hesitate to say that will hereafter lie found at the old A nice line of watchea, clock«, and Good Rigs and Careful if Will practice In »lith e courts of the »late this thought was “ fetched to stand weighing out.m eat for a Jawelry at price« that are right. Special attention given to probate work, the wrtliug oi deeds, mortgage», contracts and the Drivers. Hearse and our mind” by the sight o f the hungry public. As business men Iraftlng of all legal papers. All kind« of watches, clocks and Newberg. Oregon. Carriages for Funerals new home of Zimri Mills in the the new proprietors need no in Jawelry carefully repai.ed. L O ffice — decond Floor Bauk of Newberg RuildlnA troduction. They understand the Springbrook neighborhood. It I make a specialty of fine and butcher business. They will de complicated watch repairing, the is a commodious house o f modem Rates Reasonable. JUST RECEIVED. klad that needs extra, careful ad liver purchases and ask their pattern and would be very cred justment. itable, .indeed, in an^ com patrons to get orders in early Repairing Neatly T O N S O R IA L A R T IS T . munity. A drive in the vicinity in the day. The former propri All work guaranteed to be lin t - CLAUD FERGUSON, and Promptly Executed.... o f Newberg shows a very marked etors will now give their atten PROPRIETOR: EVERT PATRON GIVEN SATISFAC NRXT TO MOORR** DRUG STORE. general improvement in country tion solely to their wholesale and FIRST DOOR W E S T ice and cold storage business. OF PORTER A LARKIN’S STORE. TION. BATH BOOK IN CONNECTION. home building. - . HL UTTLBFIILDIMD8, PtTùüu t Sirino. Larkin’*. MACKIE & MILLER. - CHEHALEM VALLEY BANK, A. —J-DENTIST-^- M IL L S . j M. O. P IC K E T T i n n i ens i l l FURNITURE m Every one wants his home to look well and to be cozy. The furniture stock of some houses yields only the cheerless, ungraceful patterns—things that are quite as uncomfortable to use as to look at. Ours is different. You'll like the range» variety» and the numberless little comforts we show. Kalamazoo Celery & Sarsaparilla Co. Undertaking in All Its Brandies. $1 MILLINERY VESTAL’S" BARBER SHOP. LAW ER. A. E. A. ELLIS, Sewer and Tile Work. Also W ell Digging. Bank of Newberg. e iM .H U 10H NI. BECK, S.W. POTTER Plumber. S, Commercial W. i §. Reynolds! Jewelry Plated Ware, etc. IT BTT f . tERRYV “l a * rl
