Newberg graphic. (Newberg, Or.) 1888-1993, March 30, 1905, Image 5

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R. W. HARROLD,
DENTIST.
Successor to Dr. H. C. Dixon
J^TTORNKY-AT LAW.
CLARENCE BUTT.
W ill practice In all the court, of the .tate
Special at'entlou |iven to probate work, the
wrltinc of deed., mortgage«, contract, and the
drafting of all Ugal P » P « - #wb. r r 0 r# ^ , . .
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O f f ic e —Second Floor .
Bank of Kewberg Building.
M. O. PICKETT
A tto rn é y-a t- law,
Notary Public.
OFFICE
o p p o s it e p o s t o f f ic e
B .F. TERRY,
T O N S O R lR b A R T IS T ,
EVERT PATRON GIVEN SATISFAC­
TION. BATH ROOK IK CONNECTION.
E
A.
ELLIS,
General Contractor.
Sewer and Tile Work.
Also Well Digging.
S E P T IC T A N K S A S P E C IA L T Y
MUTUAL PHONE, 18 A
h A mrr d . b o w im .
MR*. A L IC I C. BOW ER«.
O STE O PATH IC P H Y S IC IA N S .
(i rad a ate. at the parent achool, Kirk.rllle,
Mo., under the founder, Dr. A. T. Still.
Office-The Dr. Harrold Building,
office hour., » to 12 and 1:30 to ft.
Bell phone.
NEWBERG
BAKERY
Fresh Bread, Pies and Cakes
always on band. Orders
filled at short notice.
SPECHT J OBLSDORFER
JOHN A. RECK,
W ATCHM AKER
awn J E W E L E R ,
Soilolti the patronage of hla old Indiana
Friend, who need watch repairing done.
207 M orrison St.
P O R T L A N D . OR.
Go to POTTER’S
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Watches, Clocks and
Jewelry of All Kinds.
He keeps a fine line of Silver­
ware and all bis goods are the
best on the market. v
Eyes tested aqd correctly fit­
ted with glasses.
Watch and Clock Repairing a Specialty
and all work guaranteed.
NEXT TO MOORE’S DRUG STORE.
The Misses Grace Nash and
Grace Finley visited friends in
the Hopewell neighborhood last
week.
Mrs. I. K . Van tress went
down to Portland Friday and
visited for a lew days with her
daughters, Effie and Bertha.
Aubrey Kramien writes from
Richmond, Indiana, that he will
«present Earlham College in the
state prohibition oratorical con­
test.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the
Board o f Trade will meet at the
home o f Mrs. N. C. Maris Satur­
day afternoon a t 2:30. All the
ladies a « cordially invited.
LIN ER COLUflN
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A birthday party was given
For
Wa
and Miscellaneo,!»
Miss Ella Nelson Monday even­
Business Locals. Toll your "W a a ts"
kora and Rod buyer or seller. • Try M J
ing at her home on River street.
.♦ ♦ ♦ O -e -O
Miss Dorothy Ehret enter­
Wanted—to rent a piano* W ill
tained a company o f girl friends
pay
from three to four dollars
at her home east o f town Satur­
per
month.
Report at Graphic
day evening.
office.
A. S. F o gg o f Mt. Tabor was
up here the latter part t>f last
For Sale.
week looking after his orchard
One good young cow; seed
southwest o f town.
oats and seed potatoes. See A.
A. N. Pressnall and Chas.
E. Bowman, W 2 miles north of
Baldwin have rented the New-
town.
23
berg Steam Laundry and take
charge the first o f the month.
For Sale or to Rent.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Yates ot
Wisconsin, friends o f C. W. Train
On 7th and Center one block
A good many people from dif­
and family, arrived last week ferent valley points are in New­ from River street, tw o lots with
with the intention o f making berg this week in attendance a t new house
containing nine
their home somewhere in the the revival services in progress rooms and three closets. Would
rent house furnished.. Enquire
Willamette Valley.
at the Friends church.
P alen C l a r k ,
Mr. and Mrs. J. T ^ Davis o f
The Woodman band boys on premises.
Newberg.
Portland visited in Newberg cleared thirty-five dollars with
over Sunday with former Big their box supper social Saturday
Organ and sewing machine lor
Rapids, Michigan, friends in the.
w t,ich, with what they al- sale cheap. Enquire o f R. J.
persons of Dr. E. A. Romig and ready had, netted them just Cooper.
family.
about enough to secure the much
Wire Fencing.
Mrs. Staver o f Portland came desired suits.
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I own land am operating a
up to Newberg Friday evening,
Jesse Edwards is making a
attended the*,sacred concert a t business tour o f various Puget wire fence machine and am pre­
the Friends church, and visited Sound towns this week. In his pared to make prices to any one
over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. absence Mrs. Edwards has been wanting field, poultry or lawn
BHSeese.
visiting her son, W alter and fencing. H. E. N e w u n , Agent,
“ Save your pennies,” say the family, in Portland and attend­ Springbrook, Oregon.
ladies o f the auxiliary to the ing the Chapman meetings.
Three things we are proud o f in
Board o f Trade. On Friday
The Parker Mercantile Com­ Walk Over Shoes—good styles,
evening, April 7th, they will give pany has made the purchase of good wearers and -good' sellers.
a seven cent social in- Crater’s the fifty foot lot, comer o f First Porter & Larkin.
hall particulars ot which will be and College streets, owned by S.
given later.
Look Here.
M. Calkins for $1250. This is
Several Newberg people have conceded to be one o f the choice
A chance to save money! Very
gone down to the city within business locations in Newberg^ often when we sell new watches
the past week to hear J. Wilbur and the purchasers hope to
we take in others that are out
Chapman and his able corps o f organize a company to erect o f repair. These, in our spare
assistant evangelists who are thereon a good brick building.
moments, \Ve clean up and ppt
waging an industrious and suc­
A letter from Dr. E. P. Dixon in first class shape. We have on
cessful campaign against sin in o f Grants Pass contains a dollar hand now "a dozen or more o f
Portland-^
as « « unsolicited-meml>ership fee such watches .that we are offer­
John Frazier, a prominent citi in the Newberg Board o f Trade, ing at a “ mere song.” Do you
zen o f Georgetown, Illinois, who, he having read in the Graphic of need the time? I f so, you can
accompanied by his wife, is mak­ the Board’s plans for furthering not get it tor less money than in
ing a tour o f the coast, stopped the development o f Newberg. one o f these. Call and look them
oft here Friday night to see This manifests a commendable over.
We guarantee 'ev ery
Henry Mills and sons and Levi spirit o f interest and co-opera­ watch we sell to give good ser­
Lewis, with whom he was well tion on the part o f a non resi­ vice.
M a r k H eacock ,
acquainted in Illinois.
dent property holder.
The Jeweler.
Granville
Everest moved his
The Newberg Woodmen g o t
m
All kinds o f rough lumber for
family out to the Tillamook right to the front in Portland
sale at O. B. Hutehen’s mill on
dairy ranch near Woods the lat­ Monday.
In the
afternoon
Chehalem mountain, five miles
ter part o f last week, which he when all visiting Woodmen
north o f Newberg,
2 1 - 8 t
has rented for a term o f five visited the Lewis and Clark fair
Spring Opening.
years. He had been out there grounds, the Newberg band was
before and was much pleased on hand and has the distinction
The Ladies Aid Society o f the
with the prospect. With a few of being the first band to occupy
M. E. church will hold their
good cows and plenty o f grass, the Exposition music stand fac­
spring opening in the Pressnall
the gold paved streets above ing the grand stairway. In the
building the first Friday and
have little attraction for Gran­ evening the team gave an exhi­
Saturday in April, consisting of
ville as yet.
bition drill an‘d won such ad­ the latest in shirt waists, aprons,
The glowering and sulking o f miration that prominent Port­ dressing saques and various ar­
the elements Saturday only land Woodmen talk o f raising a ticles, all new. Also a window
made more attractive by con­ fund to send the boys to the Los sale both days.
trast the millinery parlors of the Angeles convention next month.
L . E. Brown, the tailor, can
Hutchens Sisters and Mrs. Hor­
A t the special council meeting
now
show you the spring and
ton, who held their spring open­ last Thursday night a resolution
ings on that date. The parlors was adopted calling for the im­ summer suitings Popular prices.
o f both establishments were provement o f First street, be­
Porter A Larkin Say:
most tastefully decorated for the tween Center and Main, as first
“ The w ay the ladies are buy­
gala occasion and conduced to proposed, and notices ordered ing Hamilton Brown’s American
set off to the best advantage the posted accordingly. This means Lady shoes, compels us to
dainty creations on display. the grading o f the street accord­ keep orders on the road all the
Easter isn’t far off. These are ing to the established grade, the time.”
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times which try men’s—pocket placing o f a coat o f nine inches
Nice ¡ine o f slippers and Gibson
books.
o f gravel in the center o f the ties for Ladies, Misses and Chil­
Reports indicate that the sep­ street and six inches on the dren at Porter & Larkin’s.
tic tanks which have been built grade to curb, and the putting
Wanted.
in this vicinity the past several in o f cement curb, gutter and ce­
months have so far proven very ment crossings. The estimated
A good second hand wagon,
satisfactory, and are largely cost will be about tw o dollars 3-inch preferred. See or address
solving the sewerage question, per fo ot on each side the street. John Nelson, one mile north o f
where in use, so far as private Various other streets will also depot.
systems are concerned. E. A. be graded and repaired.
Did you notice those banjos in
Ellis has put in five, tw o at the
The Newberg Woodmen a t ­ the show window at Heacock’s
college, one each for A. C. Chur­ tended the big log rolling in Port­
jewelery store? There is an ex­
chill, Allen Smith, J. A. Jones land Monday almost en masse,
ceptionally good one there for
and will build one for Chas. Lar­ going into the city from here in
only $8.50. I f you would like a
kin. Others in town having the a chartered car and with their
banjo you had better go and sec
septic tanks are N. J. Sykes, W. own band, and taking thirtv-
that one.
W. Hollingsworth and Dr. G. U. one candidates, or logs, to be
House for Sale.
Snapp.
rolled. The car was gaily decor­
W’ill sell a five room cottage
McMinnville is to have a new ated with streamers and nppro-
just
north o f Bank o f Newberg
first class hotel, 70x82 leet, built prite ensigns, and, loaded down
o f brick and stone. It will be a w ith enthusiastic neighbors and at a bargain; , 4 i cash, balance
tw o story building, with full chopjiers, was pulled out bv the easy payments.
M rs . M c D aniel ,
basement, and will be heated regular passenger train to lively
Ixrnts, Oregon.
throughout by furnace. The strains o f martial music by the ,
proprietors will be F. W. Fenton band. Members o f the drill
For first class potatoes call at
and W. S. Link, and the land­ team in natty blue uniforms Jackson’s grocery, Main street.
lord, T. A. White, proprietor of were standing about, the cyno­
Gold Fish.
White’s resturant. In the mat­ sure o f admiring ladies’ eyes. In
ter o f su 1 ) 8 tantial business build fact, from the crowd gathered at
Gold fish ¡on sale at Moore’s
ings Newberg frankly takes off the depot Pne would almost pharmacy
25
cents
each.
her hat to the county seat. At imagine that the “ boys in blue" Aquariums for fish from 75c to
present, we don t have even a were again off to the front to $ 2 . 00 .
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look-in. but w e believe there’s do or die for country’ . The
Don’t torget to call und get a
something better for us in this excursionists returned Tuesday p n iro f Walk Over shoes. Porter
line not far ahead.
evening.
Hi. Larkin.
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DR. CEO. LARKIN,
-^•DENTÏST-frr-
,
Local Events.
Notice to Debtors.
Call and Settle.
Having dissolved partnership,
All persons owing the firm ot
we e desire that those owing the
Elliott
& Hill will please call at
firm will call at the shop and
the
store
and settle their ac­
settle their accounts.
count!.-
E l l io t t & H i l l .
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A ustin & B o y ks
FIN E LIN E OF
B U G G IE S
TO SHOW YO U
IM P LE M E N TS
Headquarter« far Feed, Seed and Fertilizers
MACKIE & MILLER
both phones
¡.THE:
N e w b e rg Furniture
la full from floor to garret with the largest, up-to-date
stock of Furniture ever shown in Newberg—-Carpets,
Linoleum, Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Portierres,
Bedroom Suites, Conches, Fancy Rockers, Easy Chairs,
Sideboards. Buffets, Iron Beds. We lead the fashion.
.
Be-furnish your home and get ready for
this summer’s company.
U N D E R T A K IN G
IN
ALL
IT S
BRANCHES
HOLLINGSW ORTH & W ILSO N
T H E ID E A L
B IC Y C LE
SH O P.
Bicycles and Sundries.
See us lor Steel Rtms. They stand
the wet weather.
Is there anything wrong with your
sewing machine? W e can fix It.
Umbrella repairing a specialty. —
Complete Stock of Baseball floods.
Don’t W o rry
If Your W atch
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 00 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 . 8. REYNOLDS,
Jeweler and Optician,
Newberg, Ore.
P in t door weet of Porter a Larkin’*.
N E L S O N & H A NSO N.
BROWN,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
Cleaning,
Pressing
and Repairing
W o rk Guaranteed.
Cor. First and Meridian Streets.
C o m m e rc ia l
U1Y
1 1 S M tS .
Good Rigs and Careful
Drivers. Hearse and
Carriages for Funerals
Rates Reasonable.
In Creamery Building.
E. E. FLEISHAUER,
PROPRIETOR.
TMÆ SXSVrÆ SESX XSrW,
F. H.
Caldwell & Co.
P R E S C R I P T I O N D R U G G IS T S .
SCHOOL BOOKS
A N D S T A T IO N E R Y .
NEWBERG, OREGON.
M .J .N A S H & C O
PROPRIETORS OF
N E W B E R G ’S
RACKET
STORE.
H E A D Q U A R T E R S FO R T O Y S
Also Chinawars, Ta b le Sets and
Covers, Toilet Articles, etc., etc
Th e Only Racket Store In To w n
M . J . N A S H & CO.
Sucoewor* 10 R. B. Llnvllte.
N O TIC E .
On Saturday, February 4 ,
and every Saturday there­
after until further notice,
I will open an
The place to get your
nBUGS & MEDICINES.
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A R T S TU D IO
at my residence for the pur­
pose of teaching art in all
its branches. Laces, em­
broidery, etc., at reason­
able prices. Hours from
9 a. m. to 4 p. m.
M RS. G R A C E CADY,
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PRESCRIPTION WORK A
SPECIALTY.
1 Books, S tation ery, F an cy and
| T o ile t A rtic le s.
C am a ra and
K od a k s and a ll kinds o f C a m e ra
i Supplies. -
LESSO NS O fV K N
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Corner 4 th and Meridian Streets. »SHY.
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