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J. L. Vickrey, the LaFayette
LINER COLUriN
merchant, was in Newberg on
H. B. CLOUGH , M. D.
O e i t n m l J U ed fc/ n *,
Mrs. Vina Yergen left Tuesday business last Friday.
I Psr Sals. Wanted and Mlacsflansnu*
Business Locals. Tell your "W o n te"
morning on her trip to Califor­ 'H a rv e y Frazier and family
find Mayor or softer. Try It
Including -diseases of Eye,
took
their
departure
for
Glendo*
nia. She goes first to Palo Alto
Ear, Nose and Throat.
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Price o f ra, California, yesterday morn­
Calk answered promptly.
. L. E. Brown, the tailor, can
Both phones.
Portland visited in Newberg San ing.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Hester and now show you the spring and
day with F. A. Elliptt and fam­
summer suitings Popular prices.
children o f Portland y -sited
ily.
Tha Quality Cough Remedy.
Maynard Redmond went home over Sunday with Seth Mills
family.
to Vancouver, Washington, Fri­
e I f you have a bad cough, try
George Washington Cutta,
day and while there visited with
VMoore’s Syrup White Pine
who slings the lightning for the Compound,” and you will be
an old friend .from Michigan.
Pacific Company a t
J. F. Bowman left Saturday Southern
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.it convinced that the quality is
nre after 25 and 50
for Treadwell, Alaska, where he SlKdds, runted here Sunday with what
Mrs.
Cutts
and
daughter
Miss
will take his old position as one
cents.
Louise.
o f the foremen in the Treadwell
Plain sewing wanted by Mrs.
W. W. Hollingsworth went
stamp mills.
£ . F. Johnson.
19-3t
DR. GEO. LARKIN,
There will b r a meeting of the down to Portland Tuesday to
Civic Club at the home o f Mrs. remove the body ol Frank W.
Wanted.
F. A. Morris, Saturday after­ Spaulding, brother o f C. K.
A good second hand wagon,
noon at 2:30 o ’clock. All mem­ Spaulding, to the family lo t in
Offlce over Chebalem Valley Bank.
the Newberg cemetery. The de­ 3-inch preferred. See or address
bers are invited to attend.
Sawbarf, Oregon.
ceased died a t the age o f tw enty John Nelson, one mile north o f
Fred Forcht, a hardware mer­
years, and was buried in Lone depot-
chant o f Spokane, Washington,
Fir cemetery, Portland, Septem­
I have seed oats for sale. En­
ifl "visiting in tow n with his
ber 15, 1881. The remains were quire ot J. D. Crater. Mutual
brother H. A. Forcht, whom he brought up here by team yester^phonc 5343
Chas. Crater. ^ •
had not seen for eighteen years.
day.
DR. R W. MARROLD,
On the programs o f the public
Mr. W. M. Vanderford ot On­
House for Sale.
school
entertainments
given
last
tario,
California, arrived in New­
DENTIST.
Will sell a five room cottage
week appeared one set o f triplets berg last week and after exchang­
and two- sets o f twins. What ing his ten acre orange grove just north o f Bank o f Newberg
Successor to Dr. H. C. Dixon
at a bargain; % cash, balance
town can beat it? Newberg peo­ near Ontario for the farm o f Mil
ple take Roosevelt seriously..
M ary E. McDowell, northwest" eHSV Pay ments
M rs . M c D aniel ,
The Misses Tillie and Charlotte of town, purchased her span o f
Lents, Oregon.
^T T O R W X Y -A T -L A W .
Stammeijohn o f Upland, Cali­ handsome dappled grays for
fornia, are late arrivals in New­ $400. Mr. Vanderford wiH con­ Staple groceries, and fruits and
CLARENCE BUTT.
berg.
They are daughters of tinue with the improving o f the vegetables in season. D. R . Jqck-
W ill praetlM In all the court* of the .täte
Special attentlou fi* * n I® probate work, the Geo. Stammeijohn who located farm , in keeping with the rapid son, Main street.
w rltlnf of deed*. mort«a«e., contract, and the
drafting of all legal paper*.
here last year, buying a small progress o f Newberg.
N ew berg. O regon.
Bids Wanted.
O m o a —Seooad Floor
place northwest o f town.
The family o f Thos. Miles
Saak Of Mewberg Building.
The board of directors o f school
John Joues, whose death took which was on the w ay to New­
place at the home o f his uncle, berg by w ay o f Portland, were district No. 29, Yamhill county,
M. D. Jones, on Chehalem moun­ caught in the train woeck on the Oregon, w ill receive bids for fur­
tain the latter part o f last week, east side road which took place at nishing 60 cords o f old or large
was buried here Sunday after­ Barlow last Thursday forenoon. second grow th fir wood, corded
Attorney-at-lnw,
noon. The services at the ceme­ A switch had been left open in basement o f school hotise dur­
Notary Public.
tery were under the auspices of and the Albany local crashed ing latter half o f September; bids
the Newberg Woodmen.
into the south-bound freight. to be opened at eight o ’clock on
OFFICE
Pres. H. E. McGrew and Rev. No one suffered serious injuries, the 16th day ot March, 1905.
Board reserves the right to re­
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE
H. B. Crumley, accompanied by though the crash and severe
Rev. J. F. Hanson, o f Portland, shake up proved hard on sensi­ ject any and all bids.
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A ndrew P ickett ,
took a trip to Tacoma and Se­ tive nervous svstems.
20-2t
District Clerk.
attle the latter part o f last week
Miss M ary E. McDowell last
in the interests ot the Friends week exchanged the balance o f
All the latest magazines and
church.
They established a her Sunnyside subdivision o f 106 periodicals a t M oore’s drug
T O N S O R IH li A R T I S T .
monthly meeting at the former acres one mile northwest o f town store. Subscriptions taken at
ETERI PATRON 01VEN SATISFAC­ place.
for a ten acre orange grove at all times.
B. R. Bass who owns what Ontario, California, considéra^
TION. BATE ROOM IX CONXECTIOX. was the Barr property at the
Special Announcement.
tion lK*ing $12,000. Miss Mc­
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—■ip .. 1 im — — ".a.
east” approach’' o f t he" Big ’bridge, Dowell already has a ten acre
,* We have received our spring
is beginning work on a substan­ orange grove in the vicinity o f stock o f goods, including all
tial residence on the attractive Ontario and this exchange en­ lines o f house furnishings, and
General Contractor. site o f the old cottage, which has
ables her to have her property we wish to say to the public
been moved on a lot to the east. more conveniently located for
that we make an absolute
S e w e r and T ile W ork .
Noah Heater is the master car­ her management.
Otherwise guarantee that our prices will
A lso W e ll D iggin g. penter.
V .
she says she has no desire to be found as low as any in
SEPTIC TANKS A SPECIALTY
Colonel Tom Richardson, secre­ leave Newberg.
iiewberg. Try us and see.
MUTUAL PHONE, 18»
tary and manager o f the Oregon
T. B. Cl'MMINOS & Co.
The primary grade ol the pub­
MBS. A LIC E C. B O W * * *
H O M E * D. aOWUM.
Development League, brought lic school is more than full and is
For first class potatoes call at
his family o f wife and three running over, as may be guessed
Jackson’s
grocer}’ , Main street.
daughters up to Newberg Friday by one passing the creamery
evening, remaining over until building at noon and seeing the
Qold Fish.
Monday morning.
While in flock o f little tads swarming
Gold fish on sale at M oore’s
O S T E O P A T H IC P H Y S IC IA N S .
town they were the guests of about at play. There are ac­
armacy
25
cents
each,
Graduate, at the percnt school. Klrk.vllle, M ayor and Mrs. Jesse Edwards. commodations in the temporary
quariums for fish from 75c to
Mo., under the founder. Dr. A. T. Still.
Omce-The Dr. Herrold Building,
J. F. Tavlor arrived home quarters in the second story of $ 2 . 00 .
office hour*. • to 12 and l :*> to n.
Bell phone.
Monday from his visit in South­ the creamery for fifty or a few
Wire Fencing.
ern California, o f which he more, whereas the enrollment
speaks most enthusiastically. has gone up to seventy-one. Ad-
I own and am operating a
His son Douglas stopped off at ditional equipment has been or- fw ire fence machine and am pre-
Ashland on the return to visit dered and Miss Ina Gould has pared to make prices to any one
his sister, Mrs. J. R. McKillop, been secured to assist Miss Inglis- tWtnting field, poultry or lawn
Fresh Bread, Pies and Cakes
for
a few (lavs. Frank imme­ in starting the little people on fencing. H. E. N ew lin , Agent,
always on band. Orders
diately took up the white man’s the highway o f knowledge
Springbrook, Oregon.
filled at short notice.
burden by sitting out a regular
A frightful accident took place
session o f the city council Mon­ at the sawmill Friday forenoon ' Feed and groceries to suit at
SPECHT UOBLSDORFER
D. R. Jackson’s, Main'street.
day evening.
which resulted in John Farr los­
Engine for Sale.
Heacock & Sons started up ing an arm and barely escaping »
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their new sash and door factory with his life. A log was being
We have for sale a twelve
Saturday afternoon, which is hauled up the shute from the horse power J. I. Case engine,
WATCHMAKER probably the most modem and river, Farr managing the cable. w ith boiler. All in good condi­
completely equipped in the W il­ The small, returning cable was tion. Enquire at Newberg Sash
amd JEWELER^
lamette Valley outside of Port­ showing too much slack and he & Door factory.
land, the building and plant rep­ applied the brake, the result be­
W. P. H eacock & S ons .
Solicit, the patronage of Ms sld Indian.
Friends who need weteh repairing done.
resenting an outlay o f about ing that the log started back,
T ry D. R. Jackson, the Main
seven thousand dollars.
The catching up the slack with a
207 Morrison St.
street
grocer, for all kinds of
PORTLAND. OR. factory building ol tw o stories, terrific jerk. As the cable flew feed.
gives ample ro6m for the equip­ up it caught Farr on the left
ment. Tbe heavy work will be arm, lifting him several feet and
The Newberg Meet Co.
done below while the finer, fin­ cutting off the arm near the
ishing work will be done on the shoulder, and throwing it high
Has the best facilities for fur­
second floor. Materials will be in the air and over the bluff to­ nishing first class meats and
FOB
transferred from the first to wards the river, a distance of butchers’ supplies, and the best
second floor by elevator.. The over a hundred feet. His broth­ is none too good for their cus­
Watches, Clocks and
twenty pieces o f machinery, with er, Harry, who was working tomers. Free delivery and both
lewelry of All Kinds.
a few small pieces vet to be in­ near, was knocked down and phones.
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stalled, enable the factory to severely stunned. The unfortu­
Contractors’ Notice.
Ie keep* a fine line of Silver*
turn out all kinds of work, and nate man has been lying between
rare and all bis goods are the
the Heacocks intend to fill con­ life and -death, the shock to his , Having located in Newberg
est on the market,
tracts not only for the local system being very severe. Par­ we are ready to do carpentering
iyes tested and correctly fit*
trade but for Portland and Wil­ tial paralysis has resulted, but ind contracting. All work en-
ed with glasses.
lamette Valley points. The new the attending physicians trust it rusted to our care will receive
: a Specialty
'etch i
Newberg Sash and Door Factory will disappear and hold out hope prompt and careful attention
will add very materially to the for his recovery. Up to yester­ and will tie guaranteed. Call
NKXT TO MOOSE'S DRUG STOBK.
humming chorus of Newberg’« day he had not learned that his one block west o f Glen hotel.
arm was missing.
manufacturing industries.
HUNNICUTT A iiTUCHBLL.
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Local Events*
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The New Market.
Call and Settle.
We are busy cutting meat in
All persons owing the firm ot
our new shop find are ready to Elliott & Hill will please call at
tend to all your wants in our the store and settle their ac­
line. T ry us. Free delivery.
counts.
E lliott & H il l .
A ustin & B oyks .
FIN E L IN E OF
BUGGIES
TO SHOW YO U
' i4
IM P L E M E N T S
Headquarters for Feed, Seed and Fertilizers
—*DENTIST*~-
M ACKIE & M ILLE R
BOTH PHONES
.T H E :
r
M. O. PICKETT
B. F. TERRY,
Newberg Furniture Store
Is full from floor to garret with tbe largest, up-to-date
stock of Furniture ever shown in Newberg—Carpets,
Linoleum, Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Portierres,
Bedroom Suites, Couches, Fancy Rockers, Easy Chairs,
Sideboards, Buffets, Iron Beds. We lead tbe fashion.
_ O n » Iron Bad
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Ona M a t t r e s s
Ona Y Y Spring
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Ona Cupboard
•
One Sideboard
Ona 3-pieee B e d ro o m
UNDERTAKING IN ALL
■ $ 2 25
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2 OO
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2 QO
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3 00
* 12 00
Suita.
12 00
IT S - B R A N C H E S
H OLLINGSW ORTH ft W ILSO N
THE IDEAL
BICYCLE SHOP.
Don’t Worry
If Your Watch
Bicycles and Sundries. .
/ •
See us for Steel Rims.
They stand
the wet weather.
Is there anything w rong with your
»«w in g machine? W e can fix it.
Umbrella repairing a specialty.
Complete Stock of Baseball Qoods.
is balky or broken, but bring
it to me and I will make it
into such a good, reliable
timepiece that it will put a
smile on your countenance
that won’t come off, and it
will be a pleasure to tell your
friends where to get such
good, reliable watch repair­
ing.
W . S. REYNOLDS,
Jeweler and Optician,
•Newberg, Ore.
First door west of Porter A Larkin'*.
N E LSO N & H ANSO N.
E. A. E lllS .
C o m m e rc ia l
MERCHANT TAILOR.
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Cleaning,
P ressin g
m
s. ms s ms
and Repairing
W o r k Guaranteed.
Cor. First and Meridian Streets.
Good Rigs and Careful
Drivers. Hearse and
Carriages for Funerals
Rates Reasonable.
In Creamery Building.
E. E. F L E IS H A U E R ,
PROPRIETOR.
NEWBERG
BAKERY
JOHN A. BECK.
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F. H.
PROPRIETORS OF
Caldwell & Co.
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PRE SC RIPTIO N DRUGGISTS.
SCHOO L BOOKS
A N D S T A T IO N E R Y .
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M .J.N A S H & G O
NEWBERG, OREGON.
W i a E K g x r j a r a M iy .iix .
N E W B E R G ’S
RACKET
STORE.
HEADQUARTERS FOR TOYS
Also Chlnawars, Tabls Seta and
Covers, Toilat Articles, ate., ate
Ths Only Raekat Store In Town
M. J. N A S H & CO.
Successors to R. R. Linrllle.
N O TIC E .
I
POTTER’S
f
On Saturday, February 4,
and every Saturday there­
after until further notice,
I will open an
A R T S T U D IO
an
a* my residence for the pur­
pose of teaching art in all
its branches. I^tces, em­
broidery, etc., at reason­
able prices. Hours from ^
9 a. m. to 4 p. m.
M RS. G R A C E CADY,
The place to get your
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
PRESCRIPTION WORK A
SPECIALTY.
B o o k it. Stationery, Fancy aud
Toilet Articles. Camara and
Kodak« and all kind« of Camera
Supplies.
LESSONS GIVEN IN KODAK'
Corner 4th and Meridian Streets. EKY.