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CHAS. K. SPAULDING
LOGGING COMPANY.
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Dealersin Oregon Pine, Ash
and Maple Lumber.
Doors,
Lime,
Sand,
Cement,
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Windows,
Mouldings !
Wood
Fibre
Plaster
Eave
Gutter
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Chas E Duval et al to Carl
Schmidt 163 a in E G Duval farm
on Deer creek $+60.
F G Adams and w f to Phopa E
P earcejt 6 blk 39 Oak Park add
to McMinnville.
M artha E Carlin (b y ex) to
Amanda S Carlin 173.70 a in
Jno Carlin d 1 c t 4 9 r 4 $5725.
Chas B Sears et al to Nancy J
Belcher und V» s V» cl no 45 t 3
s r 3 w $1.
Sylvester P otter and w f to C
Beck 1060 sq ft in Sheridan $125.
W J Sargent and w f to H C
W y a tt .29 a in cl no 51 t 5 8 r 5
w $1331.34.
Calvin Kiser to Calvin M Kiser
w Vi se Vi and Its 2 3 sec 26 t 3
s r 2 w $ 1200 .
f S Cooper and w f t o A M
H ogm an Its 1 to 8 and 11 t o 16
inc blk 22 Whiteson $80.
C T Belcher and w f to John
W Barcroft 90 a in cl 45 t 3 s r 3
w $ 1 .
Celia Caldwell to M a y H off
man and hus .75 a C arlton $1.
Please Pay Up.
The firm o f Miller & W right
having dissolved partnership,
parties owing said firm are re
quested to call and settle accounts
at the old stand.
LA T H S,
SH IN LES
AN D C E D AR P O S T S .
T. E. W r i g h t .
Don't Watch the Clock.
STO RE BUILDING:
One Block East of Porter & Larkin's.
The Last Day.
! on the twentieth.
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, ,, I Mrs. Hinkle, sister o f M rs. W.
As “ the m ght bnngs out the R Car
^ maki
them Q
stars” exercises o f our Publ,c visit
schools bring out the tond papas i Megsrs p L H arford, Ray
and mammas, unc es, aunts an Qarter an{j Kenneth Chase were
cousins, and the high school pub
in Portland the first o f the week.
lic given in Duncan’s hall on F ri
. Don Chase w ho has been w o rk
day evening o f last week w as no ing up in W ashington, has now
exception to the rule. Every gone to Astoria to w ork. Before
seat in the hall w as taken and
his return he expects to visit
standing room w as in demand.
W arrenton and Seaside, thus ob
A glance at the class roll show's
taining another view o f “ Old
the names of ten girls and four
Ocean.”
boys, a repetition of conditions
M r. and Mrs. H . Chase enter
found everywhere. The m ajority
tained seventeen relatives a t
of the boys fall by the wayside
their home Tuesday afternoon
before the course is completed
and evening in honor o f eastern
while the girls are on deck a t the
friends, M r. and Mrs. Joe Alger,
finish.
o f Wisconsin, w ho are visiting
The Pacific College scholarship
a t the home of M r. J. C. Wills.
was awarded to Grace Stone and
The W . C. T . U. met os ap
the Albany College scholarship
pointed last week w ith Mrs.
to T om Higgins.
Paulsen. M oney to the amount
The address to the class, de
o f ten dollars and th irty cents
livered by Rev. F. H. Adams,
w as raised to contribute t o the
paster o f the B aptist church of
W illard Temple, Chicago. After
M cM innville, w as of a very high
a business session the hostess
order and w as Well received by
served nice refreshments.
all w ho heard it.
M r. Amos Stanbrough closed
PROGRAM.
last Friday, a successful term o f
Invocation
school and to show their appre
Piano Solo
Leora Buchanan
ciation the directors made out
Cralioa
“T he American Flag"
the contract to him for another
FLORENCE HESTO N
year, a t the annual school meet
M usk
High School Alumni Octet
Oration
"Scenic Beauties of Oregon” ing held a t the school house
VIVIENNE M ILLER
M onday.
Enos Ellis w as re
Vocal Solo
Selected
elected school director.
Prof. J. S . Cariick
M a r r ia g e L i c enses.
by Tom Hig%!ns
Read by E lla Netron
Anna Alumbaugh 23, to Arthur
Presentation of Diplomas
E. Sw itzer 31.
Class Song
Lulu Grace Youngs 21, to W il
Class Address
Rev. F. H . Adams
liam M orris Heacock 21.
Benediction
H o w many o f us when practic
ing music, studying or doing
w ork o f any kind w atch the
clock? Thom as A. Edison’s ad
vice to a young person w h o
queried him o f advice as to his
success, “ Don’ t watch the clock,”
deserves a place in the rules ot
any young person w ho is ambi
tious and striving for success in
any line. Don’t be a timeserver.
Remember th a t you are w ork in g
for something m ote than a stipu
lated sum for a certain number
o f hours. Keep your em ployer
in you r debt by doing a little
better w ork than is actually re
quired o f you, and sooner'or later
there w ill come a day o f reckon
ing when }*ou w ill get you r pay.
—Ex. '
Patent, Patent, Patent.
Chehalem Valley Mills Patent
hard wheat flour is unsurpassed
for strength, puretv and white
ness. $1.30 per sack a t all
stores.
Clubbing Rates.
The Weekly* Oregonian $1.50,
the Graphic $1.00— the t w o fnr
$ 2 . 00 .
Clast History,
Effie M. Clark 23, to Robert A.
The members o f the class are
Leighton
23.
Anna Belle Bashaw, Lindsav A.
Dudley, Mabel L. Duncan, M ary
R e a l E sta te T ra n s fe rs .
I. Duncan, Florence E. Heston,
r the Yam hi 11 County Abxtrart
T om Higgins, Vivienne Miller, Reported b Company.
M cM inavlIlc.
Bessie Mills, Ella Verona Nelson,
Wilburn Lond and w f to J M
Claude M. Newlin, Grace Stone, & M E Gibson Its ? 8 blk 52 Oak
M abel Sykes, M agn olia Louisa Park add to M cM innville $100.
Tate, M abel Pauline Vantress.
Fred L P ost and w f to Anus
Post
land in sec 3 t 5 s r 3 w
Warded Off.
$30.
Dr. Bowers warded off an im
F M Sutford and w f to John
pending attack o f epilepsy in one Toew s It 7 7 blk 50 Oak Park
o f his patients this morning. He add t o M cM innville 75.
has done the same in three cases
John T oew s and w f to Simon
before in Missouri and Indiana. S Keim Its 7 8 blk 50 Oak Park
One patient subject to epileptic add to M cM innville $225.
attacks whom he treated two
W H L ew is to E J Lew is 3.64
months over a year ago here, a in S Cozine’s d 1 c in t 4 s r 4 $ 1 .
has had them much less frequent
State o f Oregon to> heirs, o f
ly and they have been much less Geo C Sears und Va o f south Vi o f
severe since.
They had come cl no t5 in t 3 s r 3 w $950.
twice per month, now they are
Nancy J Belcher and hus to
over three months apart.
ChasB Sears et al s V4 nw *4 and
Its 12 3 4 irvsec 15 t 3 s r 3 w $ l.
Chehalem Center.
C. W Christenson and w f to
Mrs. Tangen is expected home Jas t Duncan 2 small tracts in
from her visit in W ashington this Newfberg $1250.
Stephen Van Order and w f t o
week.
H ow ard W alton attended the F M H all blk no 60 t o f Dundee
wedding o f his niece in Portlan d $425.
ON YOUR
HUNTING TRIP
B * tote to bo properly equipped—obtain tho S T E V
E N S and you CANNOT GO WHO MG. W e make
RIFLES . • . from $2.25 to $160.00
PISTOLS . . . from 3 50 to
50 00
SHOTGUNS. . from 7.50to
50.00
Ask your dealer and Insist Send for i# vptge llluft.
on our popular make. 1 f trated eetalog. I f 1 nte*.
cannot obtain, we ship ested In S H u o T lN G ^ y
Î ou
irect, carriage chargée ought to have It.
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firtfiaid. Upon receipt ot for four c<
catalog price.
Out attractive three-color Aluminum Hangar «rftt t *
sent anywhere for io cen a in stampa.
J. STXVXK8 ARMS AND TOOK. OO,
P. O. Box « 4 *
Chicopee Valla,H — , Ü.S. A .____
T h e Graphic
AND
Weekly
O re go n ia n
Ancient Koine
T U IT IO N
PIANO, ORGAN
VOICE PRODUCTION
HARM ONY..
Is now merely a memory of the
past. Ballard’s Snow Liniment is
the family liniment o f the twentieth
century. A positive cure for rheu
matism, burns, cuts, sprains, neu
ralgia, etc. Mr. C. H. Runyon,
Stanberry, Missouri, writes: “ I
B oys’ stra w hats a t cost a t have used Snow Liniment for rheu
matism and all pain. I can’t say
The Gazelle.
enough in its praise.”
Sold by
G i r l W a n t e d — F o r general Chas. F. Moore.
house w ork, $4. Inquire a t the
“ Dear John,” w rote Mrs. N ew
Graphic office.
lywed from the shore, “ I inclose
E xtra good co w for sale. Aus the hotel bill.” “ Dear Jane, I in
tin Keeney.
close check,” w rote John, “ but
W a n t e d — Machine and cabinet please don’t buy any more hotels
“ Do yon think the w id o w w ill
men a t J. W. Duncan’s furniture a t this price—they are robbing
break
his will?” “ W on ’t be nec
factary—also t w o boys. Call at y o u ."
essary. She did that long before
once.
she became a w id o w .” *
T h e re A r e F e w
Ice cream season is a t hand.
People who know how to take
We handle the finest cream made;
F o llo w in g the F la g .
care of themselves—the majority do
try it and you are the judge.
When our soldiers went to Cuba
not. The liver is a most important
Washington is its name. A t
organ in the body. Herbine will and the Philippines, health was
M co re’s pharmacy.
keep it in condition. V. C. Simp the most important consideration.
Fancy p illo w slips 15 cents a t kins, Altat Texas, writes: “ I have Willis T. Morgan, retire^ commis
used Herbine' for chills and fever sary sergeant U. S. A., of Rural
The Gazelle.
and find it the best medicine I ever Route i, Concord New Hampshire,
A full liue o f granitew are at used. I would not be without it. says: “ I was two years in Cuba
right prices a t J. M . S h aw ’s.
It is as good fot children as it is for and two years in the Philippines,
grownup people, and I recommend and being subject to colds. I took
F o r S a l e — 0 . I. C. boar, fif it. It is fine for la grippe. Sold Dr. K ing’s New Discovery for con
sumption, which kept me in per
teen months old. P o rter Skinner. by Chas, F. Moore.
fect health.- And now, in New
Tents and camp stoves a t Î.
Church—A re you acquainted Hampshire, we find it the best
M . Shaw ’s.
w ith Flapbush? Gotham —Oh, medicine in the world for coughs,
colds, bronchial troubles and all
F o r S a l e —Baled cheat hay. yes; w hy w e sleep in adjoining
lung diseases. Guaranteed at F.
Full circle hay baler, $46. S. J. pews!
H. Caldwell & Co’s, druggist.
Madson, M utual phone.
Price 50 c and $r. Trial bottle free.
U n k n o w n F rien d s.
men w a n te d — Saw mill and
There are many people who have
lumber yard laborers, $2.25 per
Christian Science M other—
used Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera
day. Woodsmen, $2.25 to $ 3 .
and Diarrhoea Remedy with splen Eleanor, w h at is the m atter?
Steady w ork. ! Apply t o Booth-
did results, but who are unknown Christian Science Child— Oh«
K elly Lumber Co., Eugene, Ore
because they have hesitated about
gon. _
mamma, I g o t a terrible error ot
giving a testimonial of tbelr experi
the mind in my stomach.
-Use Chehalem Valley M ills ence for publication. These peo
P a ttn t hard w heat flour. Every ple, however, are none the less
Sore Muscles.
friends of this remedy. They have
sack guaranteed.
done much toward making it a
Prominent athletes throughout
» Notice to parties desiring ice household woid by tbeir personal the country find that the best treat
cream. Special prices to parties recommendations to friends and ment for sore muscles after severe
o r socials for ice cream. Wash neighbors. It is a good medicine exercise or hard work of any kind,
ington, the best made.
A t to have in the house and is widely is a hot bath at bed time, which
M o o re’s.
known for its cures of diarrhoea and opens the pores. This should im
F o r express and light hauling all forms of bowel trouble. For mediately be followed with an ap
sale by C. F. Moore. „
plication o f Chamberlain’s Pain
leave orders a t Rich’s grocery.
Balm vigorously rubbed into the
M iss Pasaey—A fortune teller skin. This liniment removes all
When in Portland eat a t the
Vegetarian Cate, 105 Sixth has told me where I should find stiffness and soreness and has be
street near W ashington. S. J. my future husband. Mrs. Situp-} come a favorite rub down, as-it acts,
Lashier, M anager.
late—Goodness! Give me her ad promptly and keeps the muscles in
excellent condition, For sale by
B oys’ white waists, 50 cents at dress a t oncet Perhaps she could 0.' F. Moore.
tell me where my present one is.
The Gazelle.
Sporting Customer—A pound
o f cheese, please. Grocer—G or
gonzola o r Cheddar? Sporting
Custom er— Oh, I don’t care.
S tart ’em both across the counter
and I ’ll take the winner.
Remember there is no better T k e V e ry B est R em edy fo r B o w e l
T ro u b le .
flour than Chehalem Valley Mills
Mr.
M.
F.
BorrougU$, a » old and
Paten t hard w heat flour.
well known resident of Bluffton,
F o r S a l e — 10 acres near Indiana, says: I regard Chamber
Springbrook, $1250 w ith crop; lain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
$950 no crop. 1905 g a v e 7 tons Remedy as the very best remedy
dt%d prunes, 2200 pounds cher for bowel trouble. 1 make this
ries, 30 sacks spuds. This crop statement after having used the
w ill make 10 tons prunes alone. remedy in my family for several
Isaac M . Pollock."
32 t5 pears. I am never without it.”
For sale by C. F. Moore.
I am prepared to put up wire
fencing in all sizes and styles at
D e a d ly Serpent B ites.
right prices, guaranteeing satis
Are as common in India as are
factory w ork. I t w ill pay you
stomach and liver disorders with
to consult me.
us. For the latter, however, there
H. E. N e w l i n ,
Springbrook, Oregonr. is a sure remedy: Electric Bitters;
the great restorative medicine, of
E at Ice Cream a t Actual Cost.
which S. A. Brown, of Bennelts-
The W hite M ountain Freezer ville; S. C , says: “ They restored
—the best in the w orld. The my wife to perfect health, after
American T w in
Freezer—tw o years of suffering with dyspepsia
flavors a t one operation. F o r and a chronically torpid liver.”
sale a t J. M . S haw ’s. Freezers Electric Bitters cure chills and fever,
malaria, biliousness, lame back,
to rent.
kidney troubles and bladder dis
orders. Sold on guarantee by F.
dREENHOUSE AND FLOWER GAR
H. Caldwell & Co. druggist. Price
DEN.
50 c.
I w a n t to sell my entire place
in the next 30 days, that I may
enlarge the same business else
where.
Established market for all cut
(lowers.
I w ill instruct the purchaser
liow -to raise them if desired. A
splendid income can be made. A
line home for tfnv one w an tin g
to school their children.
Tim e can be had on part pay
ment.
W. B. S im s ,
Newberg, Oregon
Straw ler— I ’ve seen Snippcm,
the tailor, g o in g up to you r stu
dio every day for a week. Is he * 1
sitting for you? Dauber—No,
lie’s layin g for me.
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_ Never follows an injury dressed
with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. Its
antiseptic and healing properties
prevent blood poisoning. Chas.
Oswald, merebant, of Rensselaers-
ville, New York, writes: “ It cured
Seth Bnrch, of this place, of the
ugliest 'sore on bis neck I ever
saw.” Cures cuts, wounds, boras,
and sores. 35 c at F. H. Caldwell
& Co’s drug store.
A n A la r m in g 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.
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you w ill always have good health. W h a t Is more to a man
than good health? A ll the m oney In the world can’ t make
happiness where health Is unknown. Ballard’s Snow Liniment
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l I D C C 5 heUmaii?2, ’ .<i i ? ’ 5urn* ’ Spr*1"*. Neuralgia,
L I ) t \ C O Sore*. Stiff Joints, Contracted Muscles, Lame
V V ; l l U U Back and all the Ills that Flesh to Melr to
One W ho Knows.
J. O. Scott, Salt Lak e C ity, Utah, writes: “ I cannot
too h ighly praise your Ballard’s Snow Linim ent for
the relief o f acute rheumatism, caused by sudden change
and exposure to tho weather«. I also recommend vour
Ballard’s llorehound Syrnp for conghs and colds.
These used together d efy all.pain.
Three Sizes 25c, 50c, $1.00
Ballard Snow Lini&ent Co.
900-502 North Second Street,
ST. LOUIS,
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GET TH E GENUINE.
Professor Cnrrick will continue teach
ing during Summer Term and is now
enrolling pupils.
On* half hour per week..... ............. 60c
Two half hours per week.... ........... 76c
H ow T o Breitk Up a Cold.
v 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 a cold are a dry,
loud cough, a profuse watery dis
charge from the nose, and ajthin,
white coating on the tongue. When
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is
taken every hour on the first ap
pearance of - these symptoms, it
counteracts the effect o f the cold
and restores the system to a healthy
condition within a day or two.
For sale by C. F. Moore.
Wanted and
For Sale.
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S o ld a n d R e c o m m e n d e d b y
C.F. BfOOBE & 00.. Newberg, Ore.