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««4 l ». I- «* * * to» Rates trom Newberg to N ew port, $5.70; to Yaquina, $5.20. D on’ t Grum ble When your joints ache and you suffer from rheumatism Buy a bot tle of Ballard’s Snow Liniment and et instant relief. A positive eure or rheumatism, burns, cuts, con tracted mucles, sore chest, etc. Mr. I. T . Bogy a prominent merchant at W illow Point, Texas, says that be finds Ballark’s Snow Liniment the best all round liniment he ever ufced. Sold by Chas. F. Moore. Wanted and For Sale. F< During the hot weather of the summer months the first unnatural looseness of s child’s bowels should have immediate «ttention, so as to check the disease before it becomes serious. A ll that la necessary is a few doses of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy followed by a dose o f castor oil to cleanse the system. Rev. M. O. Stockland, pastor o f tho first Kl. E. church, Little Falls, Minnesota, H e w itt—When I w a s on the writes: “ We have used Chamber- boat the other night I had a lo w Iain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrheoa Remedy for several years and find er berth. it s very valuable remedy, especial Jew ett—Sort ol overslept your ly for summer disorders in chil self, eh? dren.” Sold by C. F. Moore. Prunes, Prunes. W e Offer The Allen E vaporating C in the market fo r prunes a t highest market price for the grades. (Subject to prior m U $ 26,000 O N T A R IO , O R E G O N 5* S E W E R B O N D S D - e n o m in a t io n - - $ 500.00 1,8iX) P o pu lat io n P r ic e - $ 103.99 - in te re t A t this price the investment nets 4 l2 i ' e r C en t /vr further particulars ■write ta Bankers and Lumbermens Bank Second & Stark Streets Portland, Oregon (■~ri Railroad Tim e Table. NORTH bound 8.52 a. m. j T a y lo r w as driving a heavy load . 5.05 p. m. SOUTH BOUND. 8.52 a. ra. 5.40 p. m. MITCHELL BOYS ARRESTED. Brothers o f George and Esther Found With Drunken Party. Fred and Perry Mitchell, brothers o f George and Esther Mitchell, the leading figures in the late H o ly Roller murders a t Seattle, were on Saturday night arrested for drunkenness in P o r t land and locked up in the police station over night. The M itch ell boys signed under assumed names o f R. Russell and Charles Russell, respectively. W ith them were tw o triends, w h o also ga ve the assumed names o f Jim Smith and Ben Russell. Perry Mitchell, or Charles Russell, as the police supposed his name t o be, w as released w ithou t being held for trial, as he w as not intoxicated, the charge against him being late hours. The others o f the p arty were held under bail to appear before Judge Cameron. When court tim e came none ot the p arty appeared, and their bail w as de clared forfeited. The identity o f the Mitchell boys w as only dis covered by chance, a friend in quiring for them a t the station. It has been stated th at the boys were in a drunken row . This the Mitchell boys deny. The party, excepting Perry Mitchell, had been drinking, they declare, and they and their com rades were on the best o f terms when taken into custody by Officer M allett. o f lumber through the yards when his road became blocked by another heavy w agon , which he attempted t o pass where there w a s not enough room . U nhitch- ing his team, he attached the horses to the rear o f the obstacle to pull it clear o f the road. As he whipped up the team the w a g on moved against his ow n vehic le, imprisoning him. H is righ t arm and side were horribly crushed and death follow ed al most instantly. The body w as taken a t once t o the morgue. T a y lo r w as 35 years old and leaves a w id ow . . F o r S a l s —One 25 acre and another 20 acre tract, a mile and Card o f Thanks. a half from tow n . Both partly Thom as and M a rgret H< improved. W ill sell on very and fam ily desire to express thei! reasonable terms. Wm. Giles. hearttelt thanks t o their many Remember there is no better kind friends and neighbors, for their kind help and sympathy flour than Chehalem Valley M ills during the sickness and death ot Patent hard w heat flour. - ------ » - , i ^ j i i. their dear daughter and sister, MEN WANTED— S aw mill and M ary. Don’t be Blue lumber yard laborers, $2.25 per day. Woodsmen, $2.25 to $3. And loose all interest when help Please Settle Accounts. Steady w ork. A pply t o Booth- is within reach. Herbine will make A ll persons ow in g me on ac K elly Lumber C :o o ., Eugene, Ore- that liver perform ila duties proper count w ill please call and settle Ron.___ ^ ______________________ ly. J. B. Vaughn, Elba, Alabamfc, writes: v “ Being a constant sufferer as I desire to close up my busi H a y and grain stored in W hite’s from constipation and a disordered ness. The books w ill be found new warehouse south o f Bank ot liver, I have found Herbine to be w ith M r. Held at the harness Newberg. Charges reasonable. the best medicine of its kind, and shop. I wish all sufferers from these trou When in Portlan d ea t a t the bles to know the good Herbine has H u g h C. L a w e r . Vegetarian Cale, 105 Sixth done me. Sold by Chss, F. Moore. street near W ashington. S. J. ■ Prohibition to Prohibit. Lashier, M anager. “ Can anyone t d l me w h a t a The Graphic is authorized by a Use Chehalem V alley M ills palmist is?” asked the teacher. c o m m its * of responsible citizens Patent hard w heat flour. E very “ I know , teacher. I t ’s a w o to say th a t a reward o f one hun sack guaranteed. man w h o uses her hand instead dred dollars w ill be paid to any When you w a n t a buggy, surry o f a slipper.” one w ho w ill furnish evidence or any kind o f a vehicle, Andrew and convict any person of v io Pichett w ill sell it t o you a t a “ M ake H ay W h ile the Sun latin g the local option law , in Shines." Newberg or the immediate v i price th a t cannot be duplicated There is a lesson in the work o f in this tow n , qu ality considered. cinity. This offer t o hold good the thrifty farmer. He knows that First street opposite postoffice. the bright sunshine may last but a one year from date of August l , day and he prepares for the showers 1906. Accordian and’ sunburst plait which are so liable to follow. So ing steam process, expert w o rk it should be with every household. Notice of Guardian’s Sale o f Real men, a t Portland. W ork re Dysentery, diarrhoea and cholera Estate. turned m ext day. F o r samples morbus may attack some member home without warning. Notice is hereby siven that the updernlIUM o f w ork and prices see M rs. J. M . o f the W. R. Everest as guardian ot the estate ol J o te B. Everest. Merton D Everest. Natbao W. Ever Shaw, W est Third street New Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and est. Joseph I. Everest. William M. Everest, Diarrhoea Remedy, which is the Charles 8. Everest and Mery E. Everest, minors berg._________________ ___________ best known medicine for these dis by virtue ot an order and license ot sate dsly made and granted by the county court ot van- eases, should always be kept at bill county, Oregon, on the sixth dev oi A * L o s t — On F irst street, small gust A. I). 1906, empowering and licensing him band, as immediate treatment is so to do, will on and after the ¿2nd day ol Sep black pup w ith short ta il and necessary, and delay may prove tember A. D. 1906 at Newberg. Yauibill county, Oregon, otter for sale and will sell at private collar band. Return t o Mrs. fatal. For sale by C. F. Moore. sale for cash to the highest bidder the follow ing described real property belonging to said Em ory H odson on N orth Meri minors, to-wit:—A portion of the douation land claim of William Jones and wile, claim No SB dian street. “ The race is not alw a ys t o the and being part of section No. 1 8 1 n t t s r 2 w o f the Willamette Meridian, in Yamhill county, F o r S a l e —30 acre tra ct in sw ift.” State of Oregon, and claim No. 44, being part of sections l‘J and 13 In t 3 s r S w o t the Willa “ N o,” said farm er Jinks, look mette Meridian In the county ot YamhiU and South Newberg; 7 acres in logan state of Oregon, and which said portion la ing reminiscent, “ but the sw ift bounded and described as follows tO - w lt B e berries; good fam ily orchard, all ginning at a point on the east boundary line of kinds of fruit; 15 acres o f fine is most alw ays to the races.” Reduced Su m m er Excursion Rates to N ew port and Yaquina Bay. On and after June 1 1906, the Southern Pacific, in connection w ith the Corvalhs & Eastern railroad, w ill have on sale round trip tickets from points on their lines t o New port, Yaquina and D etroit a t very lo w rates, good for return until O ctober10,1906. Three day tickets to N ew port and Yaquina, g o o d goin g Satur days and returning M ondays, are also on sale from all East Side points, Portland t o Eugene, inclusive, and from all W est Side points, enabling people t o visit their families and spend Sunday at the seaside. Season tickets from all East Side points, Portland to Eugene, inclusive, and from all W est Side points, are also on sale to De tro it a t very lo w rates w ith stop over privileges a t M ill C ity or any point east, enabling tourists to visit the Santiam and Breiten- bush H o t Springs in the Cascade mountains, which can be reached in one day. Season tickets w ill be good for return from all points until Octo ber 10. Three-day tickets w ill be good goin g Saturdays and re turning M ondays only. Tickets Crushed By W agons. from Portland and vicinity w ill C. W. T aylor, son o f C. A. T a y be good for return via the East lor w ho lives on a ranch tw o or West side a t option o f pas miles west o f Newberg, w as ac senger. Tickets from Eugene and vicinity w ill be good g o in g via cidently killed in Portland last the Lebanon-Spnngfiela branch Saturday. I t was expected th at if desired. B aggage on N ew port the remains would be brought tickets checked through t o New here lor burial Tuesday morning, port; on Yaquina tickets to Y a but w ord was receRred th at the quina only. Sunday excursions to N ew port on the C. & E. will relatives o f Mrs. T a y lo r residing begin June 10th or 17th and run in Minnesota had wired a request every Sunday thereafter, leaving for the body t o be taken there Albany a t 7:30 a. m.; leave Cor lor burial, which was done. A vallis 8 a. m. S. P. Trains connect w ith the Portland paper gives the fo llo w C. & E. a t Albany and C o rva l ing account o f the accident: lis for Yaquina and Newport. C. W . T a ylor, a teamster in Trains on tne C & E. for Detroit the em ploy o f the North Pacific w ill leave Albany a t 7;30 a. m.. Lumber Company, w as crushed I enabling tourists to the H ot to death yesterday forenoon by Springs to reach there the same day. Trains from and to Cor lieing caught between tw o heavy vallis connect w ith all East Side w agons a t the com pany’s mill trains on the S. P. grounds. The accident was an Full information ‘as to rates, unusual one, and according to time tables, etc., can be obtained John Halberg, the one eye-w it on application to J. C. M ayo, genearl passenger agent, C. & 6 . ness ol the tradgedy, no one w as R. R.. Albany; A. L . Craig, G. F. to blame. A., 8. P. Co., Portland, or to v According to H alberg’» version any S. P. or C. & E. agent. . . . . « S B • ■ C n s s s mr v s i f #» s > o n / jll FLmessk a L a n#>mn Summer Diarrhoea iu Children. said donation land claim 40.32 chains from the north east corner of said donation land aiaim thence south 8,49 chains to a stake on the line of said dona, land claim; thence west 16.83 chains to a stake; theDce north 8 . « chains te a stake; thence east 35.86 chains to ths plate e l beginning and contatng 30 48 acres more or toss ana being part of the north half of said dot tlon land claim, and said portion contains 30.43 acres more or lees (excepting therein 1.50 acres thereof heretofore sold to W. R. Eve eg t.) Dated this the ninth day of Auguat Ai D. 1906. M rs. Jones— M y , w h a t a d irty tram p. W hy don’t you. w ash yourself? Tram p—Out of respect to> me poor old mother. When I w as a boy she said t o m e :* “ H a n g our clothes on a hickory limb,, ut don’ t g o near the w a ter.” ’ S Galveston's Sea W a ll Makes life now as safe iu that city as on the higher upland* E. W . Goodloe, who resides on Dutton street, in Waco*. Texas, needs no sea wall for safety. He writes: “ I have used Dr. K in g’s Now Dis covery for consumption for the past five years and it keep» me well and safe. Before that time I had a cough which for years had been growing worse. Now it’is gone.” Cares chronic cough», laprippe, croup, whooping cough and pre vents pneumonia. Pleasant to take. Every bottle guaranteed at F. H. Caldwell & Co’s, drag store. Price 50c and fit. Trial bottle fine. Son—W hy. pop,.. he said he caught a tro u t in our creek fif teen inches long. I never knew they g re w to be th a t long. Father—They do, my son, a f ter the story has been told a few times. Unnecessary Expense. Acute attacks o f colic, diarrhoea and dysentery come on without warning and prompt relief most be obtained. There is no necessity o f incurring the expense of a physi cian's service in such cases if Cham ber laiu’s Colic, Cholera and Diar rheoa Remedy is at hand. A dose of this remedy will relieve the pa-* tient before s doctor could arrive. It has never been known to fail, even in the most severe and danger- ops cases and no family should be without it. For sale by C. F. Moore. > river b o tto m ; good garden land, In G reat Demand. all cleared.> W orth you r while The demand for Chamberlain’s vo investigate. See A. S. Mell- Colic; Cholera and Diarroea Reme inger, Newberg, Oregon. dy here has been so great that I have scaacely been able to keep it 1 am prepared to put up'wire in stock. It has cared cases of fencing m all sixes and styles a t dysentery here when all other reme W. R. E vexxdt , Guardian of the estate of said minora righ t prices, guaranteeing satis dies failed.— Frank Jones, Pike- Teacher—H o w do you account r . W. F enton factory w ork . I t w ill pay you ville, Indiana. This remedy is for for the phenomenon o f dew? Attorney for estate. to consult me. B oy—Well, you see, the earth sale by C. F . Moore. H . E. N e w l i n , revolves on its axis every tw enty- Springbrook, Oregon. “ I don’t sec w h y she isn’t hap four hours, and in consequence th is $60 M achine fo r $ 2 5 py w ith him. H e’s certainly very o f this tremendous pace it per I It to a high-arm, aro» spires freely. Special Sale! hood, ball bearing, lock attentive to her.” stitch. doable feed, tall- We have a limited supply o f threading shuttle : b ae “ T h a t’s ju st it. She aignes automatic bobbin winder The End o f the W orld and other latest Improve second grade tile which w e offer that he couldn’t be so attentive ments. This to the ANTI O f troubles that robbed E ..H . TRUST MACHINE It to for sale fo r sixty days, from July t o her it he hadn’t had a lo t ot the lama machine agent» .Wolfe, of Bear Grbve, lows, of all 1 st, a t specially reduced prices. are asking r«a|66 for. All experience w ith some one else.” usefulness, came when he began _attacbmant»ga with each T a y l o r & E l l io t t . machina. Bold for only taking Electric Bitters. H e writes: $6 cash S month! monthly. end l> ----------- . ,nf A M y s te r y S o lve d . C ITAM I »howl Writ* TINT forfè*# ----- "T w o years ago Kidney trouble Patent, Patent, Patent. (frail l i m i t household foods we s will Ill -hie -hiMfraltht “ How to keep off periodic attacks caused me great suffering, which I PrafoM) on issi fir ■*■<«—our n pv r CKSff Pl»u. Chehalem Valley M ills Patent of biliousness and habitual consti would never have survived bad I i * F o r n ito r e Oom pm ny hard w heat flour is unsurpassed |TS-f7> Pint St., s H.1MTI.ANIJ. UM. pation was a mystery that Dr. not taken Elect! ic Bitters. They for strength, purety and white K ing’s New Life Pills solved for also enred me o f general debility.” ness. $1.30 per sack a t all me,” writes John N. Pleasant, of Sure cure for all stomach, liver and stores. Magnolia, Indiana. The only pills kidney complaint!, blood diseases, that are guaranteed to give perfect headache, dizziness and weakness satisfaction to everybody or money or bodily decline. Price 50c. Guar refunded. Only 25c at F. H. Cald anteed at F. H. Caldwell Sc Co’s, fi o £ drug store. well & Co’s, drug store. Buy on I H. A. FORCHT j a S S p e c ia l! Agent for the Angle Lamp Co’s. 5 A fine large line of - ft 3 Angle Lamps if $ SUM M ER W A IS TS £ •j The light that never fails. £ * ^ ^ Dealer in special High Grade 9 Kerosene and Gasoline is Delivered free of charge in city limits. £ w 3 Sole Agent for N ew berg 3 % Beil Phone 176 Health \s More T h an Wealth On hand at the Racket S ta r * & Full Supply of £ DRESS GOODS, SHOES, 1:1 CÛÏ553 LINIMENT AND NOTIONS. e M. J. NA8H & CO. E. A. ELLIS, General Contractor.' Sewer and Tile Work. Also Well Digging. SE PTIC T A N K S A S P E C IA L T Y MUTUAL PHONS. 186 City Meat Market. ON VOMII HUNTING TRIP • » « a . to he sispsHy *•>»■»» «h. 9TRV» ■m sai jpsa cannot go wnoNG. Wsnuk. XITLSS . . . frem tS .M toS X 80 .es SHOTGUNS*.V Som T80to 8 BM Ask yoasdsstor Sad Insist | Ssad fcf U " » g » S h » M o a popvlir rash. — m esaaot obssSa. a . I « s e t , « a d e » «B a y ». ciau^ST ’ Next door to the bowling alley bandies all kinds of fresh and cared t meats. Both phones. Free Delivery. J Hi^toM cadi price paid for Im p. vaal. ami poaknr. Ota s a s t W t I s a e a t « Ala st.isiNs.toa. - BALLARD’S SNOW LINIMENT KING OF THEM ALL AND you will always have good health. lie What Is more to a man than .— good health? A ll the -he money in the world can’t make happineee where health is unknown. Ballard’s Snow I Inlmant r f I T D C C S ! ,ea,,,^ ? 2 ,’ .S ,t*’ BurM’ *p™*«s. Neuralgia, Back and all the Ilia that Flesh ia Hair to. One Who Knows. J. G. Hcott, Balt Lake City, Utah, write«: “ I cannot too highly praise y6ur Ballard's Snow Liniment for the relief of acute rheumatism, c anned by sudden change and cx’.joeure to the weather. I also recommend your Ballard’s Bore hound Byrup for coughs aud colds. These used together defy all pain. GET TH E GENUINE. Three Sizes 28c, 80c, $1.00 Ballard Snow Liniment Co. 500-S02 North Second Street, S T . LOUIS, - M ISSOURI. WJ JO S. MOTSCHENBACHER. Prop. .Ü .S .A . MHItGaiMS U ts e WESLEY BOYES. Cos*. BOTH PHOMBS Sold and Recommended by O.F. MOORS * 00.» Newberg, Ore.
