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J S Cooper and w f to Henry Miller Its 4 to 11 blk 18 White- son $53.35. Elizabeth M Dennis and hus to J S Bolles 91.92 a in John Boyd d 1 c $5500. Luke McKern by Adnir to school dist No 32 2Vi a in s Vi o f Lukn McKern d 1 c in sec 2 1 1 3 K. SPAULDING LOGGING CO M PANY Oregon Pine, Ash and Maple Lumber Ancient Koine Is now merely a memory of the past. Ballard’s Snow Liniment is the family liniment of the twentieth century. A positive cure for rbeu- matisih, burns, cuts, sprains, neu ralgia, etc. Mr. C. H. Runyon, Stanberry, Missouri, writes: " I Cow for sale. B. F. De Ford have used Snow Liniment for rheu matism and all pain. I can’t say Ladies white linnen hats 35 enough in its praise.” Sold, by Chas. F. Moose. tents at the Gazelle. Wanted and Biddie A. Cook 30, to EddaW. W a n t e d —Machine and cabinet Kentner 30.' h ie n a tj. W. Duncan’s furniture Effie. Hutchins 18, to E. L. factory—also tw o boys. Call at once M ay Caldwell age 31, to Burns cteam season is at hand. T. Hoffman 36. We handle the finest cream made; Beatrice Andrews age 20 to try it and you are the judge. lu m e n 33. oo . Wm. H. Harnett .Washington is its name. A t Clean Up Morals, Manners and M core’s pharmacy. Streets. I t is a noticeable fact that the big advertiser can afford to d oit. The business man who w aits “ until he is able” seldom ever reaches that goal. There Are Few People who know how to take care of themselves— the majority do not. The liver is a most important organ in the body. Herbine will keep it in condition. V. C. Simp kins, Alba, Texas, writes: “ I have used Herbine for chills and fever and find it the best medicine I ever used. I would not be without it. It is as good for children as it is for grownup people, and I recommend it. It is fine for la grippe. Sold by Chas. F. Moore. S H IN L E S A N D CEDAR P O S T S S Oregon Young Ladies To James town Exposition Free. One o f the biggest schemes for advertising Oregon has been un dertaken in Portland by Philip S. Bates publisher o f Oregon’s great agricultural monthly the Pacific Northwest. The propo sition is nothing less than the taking o f thirty-three young ladies, one from each county o f the state, to the Jamestown ex position which will open May 15th at Jamestown, Virginia. The exposition is to commemor ate the first settlement o f the English in the United States which took place in 1607. This historical event in the history of , our country is one which gives opportunity for a wonderful ex ploitation o f the great strides which have taken place in the past 300 years and the James town exposition, from an educa tional standpoint, will no doubt prove an exceptional undertaking along these lines. One fanner’s Raported bT the Yamblll County Company. McMInnyflta. Abstract Frank W Fenton and w f to Hans C Larson 22.50 a in Rus sell Welch d I c in t 3 s r 4 w $1450. Elenor H Dennet to Albert E Wilkes It 4 blk 2 LaFayette $30. Thos J Scroggin and w f to Claus Schuman 2 small tracts in A B Faulconers d 1 c in t 5 s r 6 w $1650. Olive Bolton and hus to M ary Morris Vfe a in n Vi» John H Hess d 1 c in t 3 s r 2 w $1. John Little and w f to Scott & Roy Bremmer 276.78 a in cl 42 t 2 s r 4 w $5500. G A W Russell and wf to P C Sears r o f w for road over land in J W Pearson d I c t ö s r O w $50. The Eaken & Stockton Co to E U Henderson It 5 and s Vi'lt 6 blk 2 South Sheridan $225. John Wortman and w f to H C & Jacol L Wortman sec 29 t 3 s r 6 w $1. Anna Gould and hus to Walter and file their objections In writing to the <aid account or any item th .rein and contest the same. Dated this 24fh day of Mav t D pm*. laMIl.Y K IIAfaKY, Adm inistratrix of the estate Of Levi llagey deceased. It takes a born diplomat to yield gracefully to the inevitable. F o llo w in g the F la g . When our soldiers went to Cuba and the Philippines, health was the most important consideration. W illis T . Morgan, retired commis sary sergeant U. S. A ., of Rural Route i, Concord New Hampshire, says: T waa two years in Cuba- and two years in the Philippines, and being subject to colds, I took. Dr. K in g’s New Discovery for con sumption, which kept me in per “ Promise .me, Jack, that you fect health. And now, in New Hampshire, we find it the best w ill not g o to the dogs jnst be medicine in the world for coughs, cause I have refused you.” colds, bronchial troubles and all lung diseases. Guaranteed at F. “ Oh, pshaw, o f course not.” H. Caldwell & Co’s, druggist. “ You mean thing!” Price 50c and $ 1 . Trial bottle free. Unknown Friends. T o o many people expect others, There are many people who have used Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera to do more for them than, they and Diarrhoea Remedy with splen are willing to da far themselves. did results, but who are unknown because they have hesitated about 8ore Muscles. giving a testimonial of their experi- - Prominent athletes throughout ence for publication. These peo- the COUDtry fiod tb* 4he4»esttrcat- pie, however, are none the less ment for sore muscles after severe friends of this remedy. They have exercise or bard work of any kind, done much toward making it a is a hot bath at bed time, which household word by their personal opens the pores. This should im recommendations to friends and mediately be followed with an ap neighbors. It is a good medicine plication of Chamberlain’s Pain to have in the house and is widely Balm vigorously rubbed into the known for its cures of diarrhoea and skin. This liniment removes all all forms of bowel trouble. For stiffness and soreness and has be sale by C. F. Moore. come a favorite rub down, as it acts Men who can pass their ignor promptly and keeps the muscles in excellent condition. For sale by ance off for eccentricity are born C. F . Moore. diplomats. A good carpet loom for sale. In good working order. Price Newberg has a tew places ot of Doors, Lim e $10. Enquire at this office. de- business, open on Sunday, , in de Sand :o ‘‘Re “ Re- fiance of the law o f God to Children’s sailor bats 35 cents W in d ow s, member the Sabbath day to keep at the Gazelle. Cement, it holy,” ” and the laws o f the land M ouldin g’s A' full liue o f graniteware' at which read that grocery stores right prices at J. M. Shaw’s. W ood and all places of business, open F ib re W a n t e d —Fam ily horse 1050 for traffic, on Sunday, shall be to 1150 pounds; safe, fair tra v C utter fined.” We voice the sentiment eler. Dr. J. A. Lyman. Apply to ot a majority ot our citizens Porter Skinner. when we, as members o f the W. Tents and camp stoves a t J. . U., ask that all places of M. Shaw’s. business be closed on Sunday. Ladies’ 40 cent gloves now 25 Which shall it be? The danc cents at the Gazelle. ing school Wednesday evening MEN WANTED —Saw mill and or the prayer meeting? The hall lumber yard laborers, $2.25 per dancing parties Saturday even day. Woodsmen, $2.25 to $3. ings, sometimes extending into Steady work. Apply to Booth- S T O R E BU ILD IN G : the Sabbath, or a pleasant even- Kelly Lumber Co., Eugene, Ore ingspent a t home or with friends gon. One Block East of Porter & Larkin's. refining conversation or Genuine bargains on our bar , good book which is always a‘ gain copnters at the Gazelle. real friend? . , . ¿Ht Use Chehalem Valley Mills The pupils o f our schools are Patent hard wheat flour Every | taught to put their waste paper sack guaranteed. daughter from each county in i in baskets that their rooms may ffewby-Gause Nuptials. Notice to parties desiring ice Oregon w ill be taken by Mr. I present a clean appearance but cream. Special prices to parties ' In the presence of relatives and Bates. She will carry a large | look at the papers and other or socials for ice cream. Wash a very few intimate friends, num amount o f literature for general rubbish strewn along First and ington, the best made. At bering about thirty in all, a pret distribution along the lines ot i Main streets. Let us set a good Moore’s. ty wedding ceremony was per- travel which it is expected o u r! example to our children by mak- For express and light hauling *tfhied at eight o’clock Tuesday Boards o f Trade wilV furnish. ing our streets and property tidy leave orders at Rich’s grocery. morning at the home o f Mr. and i The method of choosing a and respectable. When in Portland eat a t the The Very Best Remedy for Bowel Mrs. S. F. Gause, by which their candidate rests w holly with the Yours for law and order, Trouble. Vegetarian Cate, 105 Sixth N e w b e r g W. C. T. U. street near Washington. S. J. Mr. M. F. Borroughs, an old and daughter Lucy M ay was made farmers’ daughters o f each coun Lashier, Manager. well known resident of Bluffton, the wife o f Etnmer A. Newby, ty. They are all entitled to com New 0 . R. A N. Train Indiana, says: I regard Chamber Pres. H. Edwin McGrew officiat pete for the honor. I t is a sim- i F or S a l e — Seven year old lain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Upper Colun^bla. ing. The rooms o f the Gause pie proposition depending on the mare. W eight a b o u t 800 lbs. Remedy as the very best remedy home were very tastily decorated number o f subscriptions sent in The new local Upper Columbia ood saddle anim al and single for bowel trouble. I make this statement after 'baving used the for the occasion w ith maiden by the candidates. The cost o f River Train put on by the Ore river. P o rter Skinner. gon Railroad & Navigation hair tern and mock orange. Fol the paper is fifty cents a year Don’t forget that the place to remedy in my family for several Company, M ay 20, will do much buy hay, grain, feed and poultry pears. I am never without it.” lowing the ceremony a wedding and from our knowledge is fully tow ard attracting tourists to supplies is the City Feed Store, For sale by C. F. Moore. breakfast was served on small w orth a dollar. All expenses will points along the river between tables placed in different rooms. be paid and the estimated cost Portland and The Dalles. The opposite postoffice, Newberg. Some girls cry for help when a Both phones and free delivery. Mr. and Mrs. Newby left on o f the trip is over $10,000. It new train leaving Portland as it young man tries to kiss them, F or s a l e — Household goods al the noon boat for Salem and w ill prove a wonderful advertise does, at 8.15 a. m. and arriving but the majority let him help from thence went to the Newby ment for our county as Mr. Bates at Portland at 6 p. m. the same most new, heating stove, couch, himself. day, gives one an opportunity rags, sewing machine, buffet. home near Turner where they re makes no charge for the work he to spend the day a t some o f the Herbert L. Howard. Deadly Serpent Bites. main for a time at least, A com w ill do for us and we trust his delightful places along the Upper F or S a l e — 10 acres near Are as common in India as are pany ot college friends gathered efforts to make Oregon better Columbia River, and permits Springbrook, $1250 with crop; stomach and liver disorders with at the landing to see them off, known throughout the United them to return home the same $950 no crop. 1905 gave 7 tons us. For the latter, however, there and with a goodly supply of rice States w ill receive the support o f i day. There are many beautiful places dried prunes, 2200 pounds cher is a sure remedy: Electric Bitters; and old shoes manifested full every one in the county. along the river, such as, Rooster ries, 30 sacks spuds. «This* crop the great restorative medicine, of jinity with the action taken. Rock, Latourelle, Multnomah w ill make 10 tons prunes alone. which S. A. Brown, of Bennetts- 32 t5 ville; S. C , says: "T h ey restored Flag Anniversary. Both the bride and groom are Falls, Bonneville, at which a Isaac M . Pollock. day’s outing and picnic can be I am prepared to put up wire my wife to perfect health, after graduates o f Pacific College, and June 14, 1906 is the 129th years of suffering with dyspepsia enjoyed to the uttermost and fencing in all sizes and styles at were popular with their student birthday anniversary o f our flag. and a chronically torpid liver.” this new service makes it possi associates. Theirs is the second The Woman’s Relief Corps re ble to take such outings, where right prices, guaranteeing satis Electric Bitters cure chills and fever, factory work. I t will pay you malaria, biliousness, lame back, wedding to take place within quests all its members, and all as, in the past, when the service to consult me. kidney troubles and bladder dis the alumni o f the college. The other citizens o f Newberg to dis has been performed by the heavy H . E. N e w l i n , orders. Sold on guarantee by F. Springbrook, Oregon. bride has long been one o f the play the flag from their homes through trains, it has not been H. Caldwell & Co. druggist. Price possible to do it. most faithful workers o f her and places o f business. 50c. Eat Ice Cream at Actual Cost. church and C. E. society, among She', up there—Oid G lo ry - A dm inistrator’s Notice of Final The White Mountain Freezer How bright the Man at ream! the young people, and as such Settlem ent. —the best in the world. The l* hereby given. that (he undersigned will be greatly missed. We can And the «tripe», like rad agnel. of liberty gleam! ad Notice Tw in Freezer—tw o ml n lut rat rlx of the estate of Levi llagey de American And we due lor her Imng. ceased. has rendered and prevented and filed console ourselves only with the flavors at one operation. F o r In the connty court of Y am b lll county Oregon, Or dream the lut dream. her tlnal account of her administration of said sale at J. M. Shaw’s. Freezers thought that Newberg’s loss is ‘Neath the lag of our country forerer. eatale, and that said court has appointed Mon day the '¿"ilh day of June A D 1905, M one to rent. Emmer’s gain, w ave our hand By order ot the Patriot Inst., o’clock In the afternoon of said day aa the lime, and toe eountv courtroom in the city of Mc kerchiefs to the departing young Shiloh W. R. C. No. 28. M innville, Yam hill county Oregon as the place rÆ Æ XSxma E E ^ B for the bearing of said account, aud the objee couple and shout “ Bon Voyage.” lions thereto, at which time aud place any and Real Estate Transfers. all persons Intpres’ ed in said estate may appear LATHS, How To Break Up a Cold. It may be a surprise to many to learn that a severe cold can be com pletely broken up in one or two day’s time. To do this, however, prompt action is necessary. The first symptoms of s cold are a dry, loud cough, a profuse watery dis charge from the nose, and a thin, white coating u the tongue. When Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is taken every hoar on the first ap pearance of these symptoms, it counteracts the effect of the cold and restores the system to a healthy condition within a day or two. For sale by C. F. Moore. Bait your hook with flattery it you would catch silly women. Death From Lockjaw Never follows an injury dressed with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. Its antiseptic and healing properties prevent blood poisoning. Chas. Oswald, merchant, of Rensselaers- ville, New York, writes; “ It cured Seth Burch, of this place, of the ugliest sore on bis neck I ever saw.” Cures cuts, wounds, burns, and sores. 95c at F . H. Caldwell & Co’s drug store. He—“ You know some one has said: ‘I f you would make alast Q ing pair o f shoes take for the sole the tongue ot a woman.' ” She—“ Yes; and far the uppers, the cheek o f the man who said it.” A d Alarming Situation Frequently results from neglect of clogged bowels and torpid liver, until constipation becomes chronic. This condition is unknown to those who use Dr. King’s New Life Pills; the best and gentlest regulators of stomach and bowels. Guaranteed by F. H. Caldwell & Co. r la worth more to ones health than any other medioine known. Do not fill your stomach with arsenic, calomel, quinine and debilitate the system, leaving symptoms that it takes years to obliterate. Herbine is purely vegefable containing nothing Injurious, and Is a gentle« harmless purgative. riT PP Q CONSTIPATION. CHILLS AND w L I I t C o f e v e r , d y s p e p s ia , m a l a r i a AND ALL LIVER COMPLAINTS. Does More Than W e Claim. Pistols J. Stevens Arms dt Tool Co., r . 0 . Box «O M CE I COPES PALLS, MASS.. 0. S. A. Buy on C red iti this $ 6 0 Machine for $ 2 5 IKE GMT PMPI10 It la A hlfh-arta, drop bead, ball bearing, lock* attteb, doable feed, eelf- threading ahattla: b a * automatic bobbtd winder and other lateet Improre- mente. This la the ANTI TRUST MACHINE. It I* the aame machine agenla are arklngrou WO for. All attach m b la o wi th each for only machine. |A raah and *» monthly, ahowlni Prepaid) on Iati Nrarenta - ° u r n,w ***MT P1* * ’ Omvurtx Furnituru O om I 73-178 First S t, PORTLAND. OR Don C. Morrison, Kissimmee, Fla. writes: “ I have used several bottles of Herbine myself and have advised several of my friends to use same. I have found it to be the best medicine for the liver I overused. It acts gent-* ly at the same time thoroughly." PLEASING — PqiCE 5oc. — HARMLESS Ballard Snow Liniment Co. 54)0-502 North Second Street. LOUIS, MO. S o ld a n d R e c o m m e n d e d b y O F. MOORE ft 00,. N ew berg, Ore.