Newberg graphic., April 13, 1905, Image 5

i2 f3 E o c a g a a B E c c a E g ]
H. B. CLOUGH,
(j'anernJ M o t l l v l n v .
Including diseases ot Eye,
Ear, Nose and Throat.
Calls answered promptly.
Both phones.
DBS. LITTLEFIELD l BOIIll,
Fbyilciini i Smeon.
Offlo« In Chehalem Vallar Bank Bldg.
Phone Mo. 48.
DR. CEO. LARKIN,
I
1 —»DENTIST+—
Office o n r L'behalem Valley Rank.
Mearbergr, O re g o n .
DR. R. W . HARROLD,
DENTIST.
Mrs. W. B. Sims of Portland
LIN ER C O LU n N
visited in tow n with Mr. Sims Í
Ola Martin is putting up a the fore part o f the week.
For Sale, Wanted and Miscellaneous
cottage for C! R. Williams on
The Methodists are bringing
Local«. Tell your "Wants'*
find buyer or «ollor. Try H
Center street west o f the M. up the rear with a series o f revi­
Terrell property.
val services which began last
Extra good early seed pota­
Rev. Elwood Knight and evening.
toes for sale. L. M. Carey,
daughter, Miss Sarah, went to
The families o f Levi Lewis
Springbrook.
Salem Saturday to see the elder and Seth Mills, are riding about
daughter ot the family who is in new rolling stock in" the way
Prizes for Eggs.
seriously ill \yith typhoid fever. o f brand new carriages.
From April 7th to M ay 1st we
The state prohibition oratori­
The public school and town will give to the person bringing
cal contest, in which sir colleges boys have been playing some in­
us the greatest number o f eggs,
take part, will be held in Mc­ teresting
baseball games the $2.50 in merchandise free; to the
Minnville on Friday evening of past week, honors being about
next largest number, $1.50; to
this week. Lewis Saunders will even.
'
- the third largest, $1.00 and to
represent Pacific College.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the the next ten largest, 50 cents
Prof, and Mrs. H. N. Wright Board o f Trade will meet at the each in merchandise. Bring your
took a trip up the Columbia the home pt Mrs. Clarence Butt, eggs t o P o rter & Larkin and get
first o f the week to view' the Saturday at 2:30 p. m. A large the highest market price.
scenic grandeur o f Oregon’s attendance is desired.
We are now prepared to do a
great waterw ay before leaving
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Hall, Mrs.
first class quality o f laundry
for California.
Clarence Butt and Herman Smith
work o f all kinds at reasonable
F. H. Caldwell went down to went down to Portland yester­ | prices. T o give satisfaction is
Portland Tuesday and on the day to attend the funeral Of our aim. Get our prices on fam­
following day left with the big Charlie Fogg.
ily work. Pressnall & Baldwin.
delegation o f Woodmen for
Jphn Boves, brother o f Wesley
Southern California on a trip of B o y « , whom he had not seen for
W a n te d -to rent a pmno Will
pay from three to four dollars
pleasure and recreation.
years, arrived with his family
Mrs. W. W. Nelson and son, Monday from North Dakota. per month, Report at Graphic
Jo, returned home Tuesday He is well pleased with w hat he office.
L ocal Events.
morning from a visit at Mc­
Minnville, where she had been
helping her father, Rev. Jos. Ho-
berg, celebrate his birthday an­
niversary.
j^TTORNXY-AT-LAW.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dubre ar­
CLARENCE BUTT. * rived from Montana Monday
W ill practice In all the court« of the itate and are visiting the Mills families
Special attention |i*en to probate work, the
writing of deed«, mortgage«, contract« and the in this vicinity, Mrs. Dubre and
drafting of all legal paper*.
M ew b erg. O re g o n . Mrs. Henry Mills being sisters.
Om tcn—Second Fin« * . , . ______ ii...
Bank of Mewberg Building.
They intend to locate somewhere
in the valley.
The funeral services o f John
Farr, held Sunday afternoon in
the Baptist church, were largely
attended, many not being able
Attorney-stf law,
to get into the church. The ser­
Notary Public.
mon w as preached by Rev. T.
Brouillette.
OFFICE
« Geo. Sykes arrived home Mon­
O P P O S IT E P O S T O F F IC E
day evening from his trip to
Michigan. He says many lum­
bermen and timber dealers of
the Wolverine state are looking
toward Qregon as the scene ot
TONSORIAD ARTIST.
future operations.
R. J. Cooper, who has been
working for a few weeks on the
government buildings at the
Lewis and Clark fair, came up
hotpe Monday evening to get
ready for the California trip up­
on which he started yesterday.
General Oontractor.
Prof. C. W» Kantner went to
Salem last week and on Sunday
took part in the services a t­
tending the dedication o f the
SE PTIC T A N K S A S P E C IA L T Y fifteen thousand dollar Congre­
MUTUAL PHONE. 185 gational church o f which his
father, Rev. W. C. Kantner, is
MRS. A1.1CK C. BOWER*.
H O » . D. BOWER*
pastor. The dedicatory hymn
and one o f the anthems sung by
the choir were composed for the
occasion by Prof. Kantner.
O S T E O P A T H IC P H Y S IC IA N S .
A debate between the Mc­
Minnville
and Newberg public
Graduate* at the parent *ehonl. Klrksrllie,
>., under the founder. Dr. A. T. Still,
schools has been arranged to
ifliee -The Dr. Harrold Building.
>fflce hour«, 9 to 12 and 1:30 to a.
take
place in tw o weeks. The
tell phone.
question to be discussed reads:
“ Resolved, that the cabinet sys­
tem ot the British Government is
superior to that o f the United
States.” The New’berg students
will hold a tryout to morrow
Fresh Bread, Pies and Cakes
always on band. Orders
evening when the team will be
filled at short notice.
chosen.
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*T. H. Gardner was the victim
o f an accident at the sawmill
Saturday afternoon. He was
standing at the head of the long
incline up which a log was being
drawn. As the big piece of tim­
CO NTRACTO R
ber reached the top it rolled over
dement W a lk s, B a se m e n t against Mr. Gardner, knocking
and Foundation work, him off the flooring to the
S e p tic T a n k s , and all ground, several feet below. He
fell on his head and shoulders,
kinds of C e m e n t work.
bruising him up so severely as to
P ric e s R easo n ab le.
render him unconscious for some
time, and breaking both bones
o f one wrist.
The revival services which had
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been in progress at the Friends
FOR
church under the leadership of
Evangelist Chas. F. Weigele,
Watches, Clocks and
closed with a memorable meeting
Jewelry of All Kinds.
Tuesday night, when even the
aisles and gallery stairs were
He keeps a fine line of Silver­
packed with people. Rev. Weigele
ware and all bis goods are the
h^s had unusual success here and
best on the market.
the church has liecn greatly
Eyes tested and correctly fit­
strengthened by his work. A
ted Vith ¿liases.
large company of young people
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were at the train yesterday
Watch and Clock Repairing a Specialty
and all wark guaranteed.
morning to bid Rev. and Mrs.
NEXT TO MOORE'S DRUG STORE.
Weigele farewell as they left for
the East.
Successor to Dr. H. C. Dixon
M. O. PICKETT
B. F. TERRY, -
EVERT PATRON GIVEN SATISFAC­
TION. BATH ROOM IN CONNECTION.
E. A. ELLIS,
Sewer and Tile Work.
Also Well Digging.
NEWBERG
BAKERY
SPECHT & KOHLSDORFER
V. H. D O U G L A S
poto POTTER’S
sees here and thinks of locating.
Dr. Bancroft eye and nerve
specialist o f Salem, will be
Eli Seese, who underwent a
at-the
Commercial Hotel April
surgical operation at the hospital
18-19-20.
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in Portland the first o f last Week
For
Sale.
is still very low, though some
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hopes for his recovery are enter-
One good young cow; seed
tained.
;oats and seed potatoes. See A.
Lewis Youells, son o f Mrs. B. E. Bowman, IV 2 miles north of
R. Bass, started back to his old town.
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Minnesota home Monday, where
For Sale or to Rent.
he w ill remain for the summer at
least. He was accompanied bv !
On 7th and Center one block
his little daughter.
from River street, tw o lots with
Charlie Fogg, son o f Mr. and new house
containing nine
Mrs. A. S. F o gg o f M t. Tabor,
rooms and three closets. Would
former well known residents o f rent house furnished. Enquire
this place, died Saturday mom- Qn
lses
P alen C l a r k ,
irig after undergoing an opera- r,
Newberg.
tion for appendicitis. The de­
Wire Fencing.
ceased, who held a civil service
position in the Portland post- j j own
own ana
and am operating a
office, was an exemplary young wire fence machine and am pre­
man—one whose loss will be felt pared to make prices to any one
by all- with whom he came in wanting field, poultry or lawn
contact.
fencing. H. E. N e w lin , Agent,
Roy Hoard went to work Fri­ Springbrook, Oregon.
,
day noon at the new sash and
Three things we are proud o f in
door factory and within an hmir
Walk Over Shoes—good styles,
or tw o, when working at the rip
good wearers and good sellers.
saw, brought his hand in con­
Porter & Larkin.
tact with the saw and lost his
little finger, the other three
Look Here.
fingers being also severely cut.
A chance to save money! Very
Thoiigh warned by his em­
often when we sell new watches
ployers to be careful, the work
was new to him, and he relaxed we take in others th at’ are out
o f repair. These, in our spare
his vigilance.
*
moments, we clean up and put
A school meeting is called to
in first class shape. We have on
take place next Monday after­
hand now* a dozen or more of
noon at the schoolhouse at three
such watches that we are offer­
o ’clock. It is called for the pur­
ing at a “ mere song.” Do you
pose o f authorizing the directors
need the time? I f so, you can
to proceed with the proposed
not get it lor less money than in
additions and improvements on
one o f these. Call and look them
the building to the amount of
over.
We guarantee every
ten thousand dollars, and to
watch we sell to give good ser­
authorize them-4o issue interest
vice.
M ark H eacock ,
bearing warrants for the stated
The Jeweler.
amount.
All kinds o f rough lumber for
Prof, and Mrs. G. N. Hartley
sale
at O. B. Hutchen’s mill on
of Indiana, arrived here Friday
after an absence o f thirteen Chehalem mountain, five miles
21-8t
years, and are visiting with the north o f Newberg,
latter’s niece, Mrs. J. C. Hodson
and family, at the picturesque
home they themselves made
while residents o f this communi­
ty. They were both instructors
in the Friends Pacific Academy
at that time, ?nd thus engaged,
wielded such an influence for
good in the neighborhood, espec­
ially with the young people, as
few have dene, and which i§ sig­
nified in the hearty welcome
with which they have been re­
ceived figain. For the past sev­
eral years they have had charge
o f the Indian work in Oklahoma
under the supervision o f the
Friends church, but have given
I t up with the desire tt> go back
to their old home at Fountain
City, which they have owned
for thirty years and occupied
but seven o f which. Last year
they made a trip to Palestine
which they enjoyed in the ex­
treme, and they have prepared
an interesting and instructive
illustrated lecture upon the Holy
Land, which they have been
giving since -their return. The
lecture will be given here before
the departure o f Prof, and Mrs.
Hartley, and is awaited with
much pleasurable anticipation.
Give Us a Tria l.«
Send your laundry to us and
give us a trial; we guarantee
satisfaction. Work called for
and delivered; work done on
short notice. Phone 24 Mutual.
24-2t P ressnall & B ald w in .
L. E. Brown, the tailor, can
now show you the spring and
summer suitings Popular prices.
FIN E L IN E OF
: TO SHOW YO U
IM P L E M E N T S
H e a d q u arte rs for Feed , S e e d and F e rtilize rs
MACKIE & MILLER
BOTH PHONES
.T H E :
Newberg
Store
Is full from floor to garret with the largest, updo-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 the fashion.
Re-furnish your home and get ready for
this summer’s company.
U N D E R T A K IN G
IN
IT S
BRANCHES
H OLLINGSW ORTH & W ILS O N
Mrs. Horton’s
T h e p lacé for
1
M ILLIN E R Y
T h a t su its both ta ste and
P o ck e t Book. ^
Business Pointera,
- Feed and groceries to suit at
D. R. Jackson’s, Main street.
Let H. F. Baird have a chance
at your hauling.
For first class potatoes call at
Jackson’s grocery’ , Main street.
Don’t forget to call and get a
pair o f Walk Over shoes. Porter
& Larkin.
Complete line o f street hats on
display. Hutchens Sisters.
Work horse for sale. Inquire
at the Arthur ranch.
F or express and light hauling
leave orders at Rich’s grocery.
T ry D. R. Jackson, the Main
street grocer,-for all kinds ot
feed. ~
New; spring millinery constant- j
ly arriving at Mrs. Horton’s .
parlors.
A complete line ot dress and
street hats at the Misses Hutch­
ens.
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Seed oats, seed wheat, land
plaster, grass and garden seeds
at City Feed Store.
Staple groceries, and fruits and
vegetables»! season. D. R. Jack-
son, Main street.
H. F. Baird, t lK - expressman,
meets both the trains and boats.
He carries passengers.
Dr. Bancroft eye and nerve
specialist, will be in New­
berg once every 30 days. All his
work is guaranteed.
Choice meats o f all kinds
handled by Wesley Boyes, who
gives his customers the best that
can be had. T ry him. Free de­
livery’ . Both phones.
Don’t fail to read the an­
nouncement o f Patterson, Jones
& Co. regaiding their new stock
o f spring and summer fancy
goods, straw’ goods, shoes ami
other lin^s o f iiitetest to intend­
ing purchasers.
Porter A Larkin Say:
“ The w ay the ladies are buy­
Real Estate Mortgages.
ing Hamilton Brown’s American
Lady shoes, compels us to
I am prepared to buy good
keep orders on the road all the purchase moneys mortgages on
time.”
any class b f real estate.
H. E. N oble :
Nice line o f slippers and Gibson
Commercial
Blk.,
Portland, Or.,
ties for Ladies, Misses and Chil­
dren at Porter & Larkin’s.
ALL
Don’t W orry
If Tour 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 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 s.
Commercial
Good Rigs and Careful
Drivers. Hearse and
Carriages for Funerals
Rates Reasonable.
£. R FLEISHAUER,
PROPRIETOR.
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F. H.
Caldwell & Co.
p r e s c r ip tio n
d r u g g is ts
.
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SCHO O L BOOKS
A N D S T A T IO N E R Y .
NEW BERG, OREGON.
1.
The place to get your
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
PRESCRIPTION WORK A
SPECIALTY.
Lost.
Male
Pointer
pup, six or seven
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Wanted.
months old; white with tan Rooks, stsflniiFry, Kaup; and
A good, second hand wagon, spots. Information leading to T o l l f t ; A rtip lw
Cnmara and
3-inch preferred. See or address recovery will be appreciated" bv K,K,* k**,,,,,, **" kl,,,u ° rrrtm era
John Nelson, one mile north of Dr. H. A, Littlefield.
jsnpp.ie*.
depot.
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, ! LESSONS <i I V KN IN K O D A K '
The Newberg Meat Co.
k k y .
Did you notice those banjos in
Has the best facilities for fur-; ___ ___!* _ _—~ _____ 1,1
the show window at Heacock’*
nishing
first class meats and
jewelery store? There is an*ex-
butchers’
supplies, and the best
ceptfonafly good one there for
ANO
only $8.50. If you would like a is none too good for their cus­
W eekly O regonian
banjo vou had better go nnd see tomers. Free delivery and both
$ 2.
phones.
that one.
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