CHAS* K. SPAULDING
LOGGING COMPANY.
Oregon Pine, Ash
and Maple Lumber
Lime
Sand,
Cement,
Windows,
Mouldings
Wood
Fibre
Plaster
Gutter
LATH S.
S H IN L E S
A N D CEDAR P O S T S
STO R E BUILDING:
One Block East of Porter & Larkin's.
CORRESPONDENCE,
L M Smith et al to G C Chris­
tenson and \vf Its 4 and 5 blk 3
H & L add to Newberg $1000.
. R B F a rr and w f to John Giese
and w f 4 Its in blk 53 Edwards
add to New berg $175.
Julia Seiters to Jacob Setters
blks 9 10 11 and 12 Chandlers
3rd add to M cM innville $2.
Norm a Seiters by guard to
Jacob Seiters blks 9 10 11 and
12 Chandlers 3rd Add to M c­
M innville $309.
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R L Bewlcy. and w f £o C ity o f
M cM innville right o f w a y over
59 acs in S Beary d 1 c t 4 s r 4
W C Hembree and w f to City
of M cM innville right over land
i n 8 e c l 3 t 4 s r 5 w $60.
J C H oover and w f t o C ity o f
M cM innville right o f w a y over
.74 acs in S Beary d 1 c 1 4 s r 4
w $25. \
M ary P Sax to C ity o f M c­
Minnville right o f w a y over 4.39
a in S Beary d l c t 4 s r 4 w $35.
Z J Imus and w f t o Edw ard
and E va Williams blk 70 Dun­
dee $80.
C C Ferguson to Nancy E
Hatch Its 3 and 4 blk 6 Everest
add to Newberg $900.
R G Smith and w f to W H
Fletcher n V» It 4 blk 17 M cM inn­
ville $ 1 0 0 .
Isadore Nichols and w f t o An-
nice I McNish blk 10 and Its 3
and 4 b 11 Lippincotts 2nd add
to Dayton $2670. ,
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J C Christenson and w f to Z T
Imus and w f 12.67 a in Jacob
Shuck d l c t 3 s r 3 w $2200.
Sheridan Lumber C o to J H
Ekin et al trustees 20 acs in Wm
Chapman d l c t 5 s r 6 w $1. .
John and Dan Wacheno and
w ives to T S Mann 20 a in sec 5
t fi
r 7 w Jll4<20
Joseph Smith and w t to W ill C
Smith 60 a in I C Conger d i e
t 2 s r 3 w $600.
H H M ill and w f to John
W ortm an Its 7 and 8 Rowlands
add t o M cM innville $550.
Geo B raithw aite and w i to
Richard J Mendenhall Its 14 and
Mrs. Wm. Parrett visited Dundee 15 blk A Hobsons add to N ew ­
berg $25.
relatives and friends last week.
■Wm Barker to M a rga ret B ar­
Z. J. Jmus has purchased the C. ker & Louisa Jones 22 acs in
G. Christenson place.
Solom on H eater d l c t 3 s r 2 w
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Williams have $ 10 .
gone to Hillsboro to attend the
wedding of their daughter Winnie.
Lizzie A. Gallagher 25,x to
Robt. Jenson and family have
Claude
C. Perkins 26.
moved to Louis Nelson’s place.
John Winters and wife and tw o
little daughters and son visited
relatives in Portland Sunday.
The Rex boys had quite an
interesting game o f baseball,
near the Gustin school house
Sunday.
M r. Lashier, the Rex merchant,
Mrs. Helen D. Harford gave a
w as called home in W ashington lecture in behalf of the woman’s
on account o f his wife being very suffrage movement Monday even­
ing.
sick.
Arthur Dickerson, o f Oregon
C. A. Parrett visited with..his
C ity, and Cosby and Lester brother S. L. over Sunday.
Smith, o f Sherwood, visited a t
Thos. Prince'retnrned home from
the home of their aunt Mrs. John a trip to Seattle Monday «evening.
Winters Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. A. D. McEwan visited in
Charles Rittenhouse has moved Portland during the week.
t o his new mountain home on
J. D. Gordon sold a fine span of
Charlie L e a v itt’s place.
three year old colts to J. C. Mc-
O. W ood w orth , Vene W ard Crea of Newberg the first of the
and Gene Hunter are w orkin g week.
very earnestly a t piping the
Chehalem Center.
w a te r from a large spring up on
M r. Lierm an’s place t o their
Mr. Mulheron of Portland made
houses and the Rex school house.
his relatives a visit during the week.
When this w a ter is piped down
F. L . Harford, assisted by Alden
the poor school children w on ’t
Chamberlin, is grabbing out some
have t o tram p so far-for a good,
of his orchard.
drink.
A number o f people alohg the
Frank Duncan and w ile visited
rural route have responded to the
w ith M r. Duncan’s sister and
orders from the department by
fam ily Mrs. Elmer W righ t o f
placing nice new lock boxes in
Rex Sunday.
place of their old ones.
A. J. Winters and wife, of Rex,
The W . C. T . U. met as ap­
visited w ith their daughter and
pointed with Mrs. Johnson and
fam ily Mrs. R. O. B ristow Sun­
listened to an interesting program
day.
on Frances Willard, famished by
M r. and M rs. Smith, o f P o rt­
Miss Maude Wills, Mrs. Hammer
land, visited form Thursday to
and Mrs. Carter. The Union will
M o n d a y , morning w ith Vene
meet with Miss Susie Barnhart on
Wards.
March 8 th.
W est Chehalem.
Mrs. W alker and daughter
Jennie attended the wedding o f
the form er’s niece a t N orth Yam ­
hill Wednesday.
M rs. M a ry Winters, from
N orth Dakota, is visiting w ith
her brother J. P. Jensen and
other relatives.
. Miss Anna Nissen returned to
her home near Sheridan, Tues­
day, after a few days visit w ith
her brother Ed.
Mrs. Wm. W ood spent the first
o f the week a t the home o f her
brother J. T . C arter helping care
fo r Mrs. Carter, w h o w as on the
sick list but is now better.
Om ar Fendall is w orking for
his cousin F. D. Sitton near Carl-
tpn.
Miss L a Verne M iller, o f New
berg, visited the school in dis­
trict No* 10 last Friday.
Beal Estate Transfer««.
Reported hr B it T u on ili County A bat root
* Compon*. McMinnville.
W J Fisher to A ndrew K ershaw
6 P Fundman 1 a in W m Bran­
son d l c t 6 s r 7 w $400.
R A P orter and w f to Chas M
W ilson Its 13 and 14 blk 3 Bi­
bees add t o Sheridan $150.
Axel Nelson and w f t o T A &
C M Wilson 80 a in sec 2 7 1 5 s r
7 w $450.'
State of Oregon t<j J W Chris-
topherson 211 a in FrankUn
M artin d l c t 4 s r 3 w $4729.
B A T o w n and w f to M argaret
Slater blk 24 H & L add to N ew ­
berg $1700.
J A Dickey and w f to Sheridan
Lumber C o right o f w ay over
land in Solomon Eads d 1 c t 5
s r 6 \v $50.
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Perry Mehza and w f to Sheri­
dan I Aim her C o right o f w a y
over land in W L C Eads d 1 c 16
s r 6 w $50.
Geo Gntbrod and w f to Sheri­
dan Lumber C o right o f w a y
over land in Solom on Eads d i e
Use Chehalem Valley M ills t 5 s r 6 w $1..
Cora McGinnis t o Frank M c­
Paten t hard w heat flour. Every
Ginnis 1 a in Peter Smith d i e t
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A ll old-time cough syrups bind
the bowels. This is wrong. A
new idea was advanced two years
ago in Kennedy’s Laxative Honey
■and Tar. This remedy acts on the
mucous membranes of the throat
and lungs and loosens the bowels
F o r express and light hauling at the same time. It expels all
cold from the system. It clears
leave orders a t Rich’s grocery.
the throat, strengthens the mucous
J. E. Pressnall hangs paper
membranes, relieves coughs, colds,
20 c <per double roll.
croup, whooping cough, etc. Sold
L e a v itt p ay 3 highest cash price by F, H. Caldwell fc Co.
for fresh eggs.
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A girl doea lo re t o pick her
- When in Portlan d eat a t the w a y over a muddy crossing in a
Vegetarian Cafe, 105 Sixth
street near W ashington. S. J. w a y she thinks is dainty.
LINER COLUnN
Lashier, M anager.
The new congh syrup— the one
Horse for sale. A pply to A. J. that acts as a mild cathartic on
Bishop, W ynooski street, any the bowels— is Kennedy’s Laxative
Honey and Tar. It expels all cold
day except Saturday.
from the system, cuts the phlegm
Parties w an tin g approved mail out of the throat, strengthens the
boxes w ill find them cheap a t mucous membranes o f the bron­
E llio tt & Clemenson’s. C all and chial tubes, and relieves croup,
Children
see samples.
14 tf whooping cough, etc.
love it. Sold by F. H. Caldwell &
Don’t forget th at the place to Co.
buy hay, grain, feed and poultry
You can bet on this: A man
supplies is the C ity Feed Store,
opposite postoffice, Newberg. w h o tells his weaknesses doesn’t
Both phones and free delivery.
tell all ot them.
L o ts for sale in Springbrook.
They never gripe or sicken, bnt
Also 15 acre fruit ranch Vu mile
cleanse and strengthen the stomach,
from Springbrook.
liver and bowels. This is the uni­
C. E. N ewhouse ,
versal verdict of the many thous­
Springbrook, Oregon. ands who use DeWitt’s Little Early
Risers. These famous little pills
Chehalem Valley M ills P a ten t relieve headache, constipation, bil­
hard w heat flour is unsurpassed iousness, janndice, torpid liver, sal­
for strength, purety an d 'w h ite­ low complexion, etc. T ry Little
ness. $1.30 per sack a t all Early Risers. .* F. H. Caidwell &
The R agged Heroine—Merciful
heavens! I am perishing from
Ten go o d dairy cows. Prices the cold!
Voice From the Gallery—Sweep
from $35 up;
D avid B ros ,
up de snowstorm an! make a
Springbrook, Oregon.
bonfire!
Cherry Trees for Sale.
..A man who once bad rough,
W ell rooted, to p grafted, tw o horny bands made them soft and
smooth with Witch Hazel. Salve,
year old R oyal Anns, 15c each.
bnt he used the genuine— that bear-
Bing and Lam bert, one year old
i ” E. C. DeWitt & Co.,
For sores, boils, cuts,
Chicago,
es, etc. It has no equal
P orter S kinner
and affords almost immediate refief
ng, itching and
The Nevirberg Meat Co
Sold by F . H.
protruding
H as the best facilities fo r fur­ Caldwell &
nishing first class meats and
“ Did she g e t damages for th at
butchers’ supplies, and the best
,
is none to o g o o d for their cus­ stolen kiss?”
tomers. Free delivery and both
“ The ju ry awarded her 1 cent
phones.
damages and directed the de­
fendant to return the kiss.” ^
Good Fencing.
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Cemetery Lots for Sale.
L o ts for sale in the Ramsey
H ill Cemetery. High, d ry and
I am prepared to put up wire
sightly location. D. W . Cum­
fencing in all sizes and styles a t
mins.
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righ t prices, guaranteeing satis­
factory w ork. I t w ill pay you
To all Flour Consumers.
to consult me.
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We invite you r attention to
H. E. N e w lin .
our brand of flour, “ Show Crust”
Springbrook, Oregon.
a strictly hard wh^at flour, made
Wantcdl
from the best w heat obtainable.
E very sack guaranteed tor be
Team w eighing about 2200
equal t o the best. M ade a t the or 2400 pounds. E ight years
old mill on the creek.
old. M ast be cheap. Bell phone
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N H. A . G rape .
Farm ers 99.
Wanted!
Cedar poles for electric light
purposes. Call a t office and get
specifications. C. J. E dwards .
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W all paper a t cost at the A rt
Pain t and W all Paper store op-
posite postoffice.
A Healing Gospel.
The Rev. J. C. Warren, pastor
of Sharon Baptist church, Be lair,
Georgia, says of Electric Bitters:
“ I t ’s a Godsend to mankind It
cured me o f lame back, stiff joints,
and complete physical collapse. I
was so weak it took me half an
hour to walk a mile. Tw o bottles
o f Electric Bitters have made me so
strong I have just walked three
miles in 50 minntes and feel like
walking three more. I t ’s made a
new man o f me.” Greatest remedy
for weakness and all stomach, liver
For Sala.
and kidney complaints. Sold under
guarantee at F. H. Caldwell &
Black cap raspberry, /the New Co’s, drug store. Price 50 c.
Oregon and W ilson straw berry
The D octor’s Daughter— Papa,
plants.
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can
you fix dolly? I operated
L . S. O tis , Rex, Oregon,
M utual phone 26-1 on her and all her ntinsils are
com ing out.—Life.
terry Plcants For Solo.
Pakin attends to all that* W e
don ’t have to do our ow n sew- 1
ing no m ore.”
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F rig h tfu lly Burned.
Chas. W. Moore, a machinist, of
Ford City, Pennsylvania, bad bis
hand frightfully burned in an elec­
trical furnace. He applied Buck-
lea's Arnica Balve with the usual
refttlt; “ a quick and perfect cure.”
Greatest healer on earth for burns,
wounds, sores, eczema and piles.
25 c at P . H . Caldwell & Co’s.,
druggest.
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H ix —I don't, believe h alf our
rich men k n ow whep they arc
w ell off. Dix—Where did you get
th a t idea? H ix —A t the court
house. I w as dow n there this
morning looking over tfie ta x
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Luckiest Man m Arkansas.
I ’ m the luckiest man in Arkan­
sas,” writes H . L. Stanley, o f
Bruno, “ since the restoration of my
wife’s health after five years of con­
tinuous coughing and bieeding from
the lungs; and I owe my good for­
tune to the world’s greatest medi­
cine, Dr. K in g’s New Discovery
for consumption, which I know
from experience will cqre consump­
tion; if taken in time. M y wife im­
proved with first bottle sod twelve
bottles completed the cure.” Cures
the worst coughs and colds or
money refunded. A t F. H. Cald­
well & Co’s., druggist. Trial bot-
Hia Wife—John, dear, the deb­
to r says I need a change of cli­
mate. H er Husband—A ll right.
The weather man says it w ill be
colder tom orrow .
A Favorite Remedy for Babies.
Its pleasant taste and prompt
cures have made Chamberlain’s
Congh Remedy a favorite with
the mothers o f small children, tt
quickly cures their coughs and
colds and prevents any danger of
pneumonia or other serious conse­
quences. It not only cures croup,
but whin given as soon as the
croupy cough appears will prevent
the attack. For sale by C. F.
■Moore.
“ W hat are the Irish com ing
to?” demanded the eminent lec­
turer.
“ Com ing to Ameriky, mosht
o f ’em” answered a voice from
the rear o f the hall. “ Ashk us a
a hard w an .”
Lame Back.
This ailment is usually caused
by rheumatism of the muscles and
may be cured by applying Cham­
berlain’s Pain Balm twer or three
times a day and rubbing the parts
vigorously at each application. I f
this does not afford relief, Mod on
a piece of flannel slightly dampened
with Pain Balm and quick relief is
almost sure to follow. For sale by
C. F. Moore.
A Habit to be Encouraged.
The mother who has acquired
the habit of keeping on hand a
bottle o f Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, saves herself e great
amount of uneasiness and anxiety.
Conghs, colds and croup, to which
children are susceptible are quickly
cured by its use. It counteracts
any tendency o f a cold to result in
pneumonia, and if given as soon as
the first symptoms of croup appear,
it will prevent the attack. This
remedy contains nothing injurious
and mothers give it to little ones
with «-'feeling o f perfect security:
Sold by C. F. Moore.
Common CoHt the Cause o f Many
Serious Diseases.
Dr. Bancroft, eye and
Cuthbert raspberries, L oga n
nerve specialist o f Salem, berries, Excelsior, C lark’s Seed­
Physicians who have gained a
a t the Commercial H otel Feb­ ling, M agoon, Crescent and W il national reputation as analysts ot
the cause o f various diseases, claim
ruary 19-20.
son strawberries.
that if catching cold could be
G rant H eater . avoided .s. long. list, of dangerous
The Evening Telegram,
Springbrook Oregon, Bell phone. ailments would never be heard of.
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Portland, Oregon,
Everyone knows that pneumonia
The leading evening newspaper
Painting.
and consumption originate from a
of the Pacific Coast, which has
Notice of Reftreo’s Solo.
cold, and chronic catarrh, bronchi­
.C arriage painting, also paper tis and all throat and lung trouble
complete Associated Press re­
Notice I* hereby r I tm i that la purraaoceof
hanging and house painting. are aggravated and rendered more an ordar o i the Circuit Court of tho State of
ports and special leased-wire ser
Oreaou lor Tern hill County »a d o In open parti
serious by each fresh attack. Do
tha 15th day of January. 1906. In tha court
vice, w ith correspondents in im­ Shop in rear o f V alley T ea & not risk your life or take chances 00
tion m il wherein Cerrle Hubbard et al «rare
China
C
o’s,
store.
plantin'« and X. B. Nevltt et al were defend
portant news centers and in all
when you have a cold. Chamber­ ante, lha undertlfned referee appointed bv
C has . L a p p .
court In laid order, will aell at public ear
the cities and principal tow ns of
lain’s Cough Remedy will cure it raid
tion to the big beet and beat bidder for oaai In
C
has . D. M c L aughlin .
hand, and cabinet to ouuflrmatlon by Raid court
before these diseases «levelop. This on
the Northwest.
Portland and
Thunwlay tna Sret day of March, A. D. m *
remedy
contains
no
opium,
mor­
St tho weat door of tho court house la MeMlan-
suburbs are covered by a bright
Ttlle, Yamhill county Oregon, at eleven o'clock
Strawberry Plants.
phine or other harmful drug and In
tha forenoon of «aid day, all the right, title
staff o f reporters, and editorial,
lute real, estate, claim and demand of the mid
has thirty years of reputation bock Carrie
Hubbard, W. W. Hubbard. K. B. Nevltt.
dramatic, society and special
M a goon $2.50 per thousand, o f it, gained by its cures under Lydia Nevltt.
Oil?• Nevltt, Mary Nevltt. Kaue
Nevltt, Frankie Novitt, Lodema «Nevltt. Flor
writers. Saturday’s edition con­ W ilson $3.00, Excelsior, very every condition. For sale by C. F. ence Nevltt add Phoebe Nevltt. on n and to tho
following described pri nt— , towlti
sists o f 26 to 28 pages, and has early, $4.00. A ll plants are first Moore. ^
The north X of lot 4 In block 12 of Hnrley and
Large’* addition to the town of Nawbont. In
colored comic pages, as well as a class.
Yamhill
connty, Oregon.
“ There’s a Congressman w ho
8. L. PARSSTT
department for children, colored
G. W . B yers & S o n ,
says he never travels on a pass.”
fashion page, an interestii^f
Dundee
“ Ah, i f Diogenes w as here he
serial story and other attractive
would a t last find an honest
features in addition to all the ORB BN MOUSE AND FLOWER GAR­ man.”
DEN.
news o f the day.
“ Nope; he’d only And another
" Subscription rates: One month
I w a n t to sell m y entire place liar.”
50 cents; three months, $1.35; in the next 30 days, th at I may
The Yellow Fever Germ
six months. $2.50; tw elve months enlarge the same business else­
:
Has
recently
been
discovered.
It
$5: Sample copies mailed free.
where.
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Established market for all cat malaria germ. T o free the system
Notice to Flour Users. .
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flowers.
from disease germs, the most effec­
H ave yon tried "S n o w Crust”
I w ill instruct the purchaser tive remedy is Dr. King’s New Life
flour? It makes bread like moth­ h ow t o raise them if desired. A Pills. Guaranteed to cure all di­
er used t o make.
All leading splendid income can be made. A seases due to malaria poison and
constipation. 25 c at F , if . Cald­
grocers keep it.
16-t8 fine home for any one w anting well & Co’s, drug store.
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‘Do you think the w idow w ill to school their children
“ Is you r daughter goin g to
part
pay-
break
ms w ill?”
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n ’t be
De nec­
eak his
W o on’t
nec-
Tim e can * * had on
make her debut this season, Mrs.
W. B. S ims ,
essary. She did that long before ment.
Newberg. Oregon. Parvenu?” “ N o indeed,.Madam
she became a w id o w .”
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