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Railroad Time Table. N O RTH BOUND. 8.52 a.m . 5.05 p. ni. SOU TH BOUND. 8.52 a. m. A Wanted and GIRLS! > ■ ” 1 5.40 p. m. L ocal Events. Silver prunes for sale. J. W. Barcroft, Bell phone. Don’t Fail to Try for the $30. CASH Claud Cummings is taking a One gallon oil cans 15 cents at long deferred outing at Newport. The Gazelle. Taylor & Elliott shipped a car Wilson & Hanning for Teas, of drain tile to Milwaukee Coffees |ind Spices Wednesday. Call and see our line o f ladies’ Miss Alice Chrismon, o f Twin and children’s caps at The Ga Falls, Idaho, is visiting in tow n Offered by the Chehalem Valley Mills on zelle. with Mrs. H. F. Allen. bread made from their flour, the “ Patent,” the F or S a l e -— Gent’s bicycle, Mrs. E. W. Evans, o f M cM ii& “ Excellent” or the “ Lewis & Clark.” ville, visited in . tow n the fone coaster brake, in good condition* Exhibit to be made at the Yamhill County part of the week with her brother Wheel can be seen at this office. Stock Show and School Fair to be held in Mc 1 ■ r Howard Williams and sisters. F or express and light hauling Minnville, S ept 25th to 28th. T. J. Kerr, o f McMinnville, leave orders at Rich’s grocery. and Miss Arilla Peters, o f John . CLASS (A ). Girls 12 years old or over, Day, visited with Mr. and Mrs, Nice berry bow l assortment 1st prize. $10.00; next five prizes, $1.00 each. Frank Taylor last Sunday. just received at The Gazelle. D. R. Sassen, a former lo w * CLASS (B ). , Girls under 12 years o f age, Remember there is no better prizes same as in Class (A ). man and a friend o f Prof. H. B. Crumly, arrived last week and flour than Chehalem Valley Mills W e can .ell you m ost about the clothes you r will probably remain for some Patent hard wheat flour.' boys should w ear, and can show y o u m ost in die time. Wanted—Butter and eggs at w a y o f clever w orkm anship, durable fabrics and re ^ Mrs. W. N. Welch is keeping Wilson & Hanning’s. house for her sister-in-law, Mrs. liable, honest m erchandise. N. C. Maris, in Portland this When in Portland eat at the A t one time and another all the clothing makers week in the absence o f the latter Vegetarian Cate, 105 Sixth in A m erica have given us the opportunity to look at at the state fair. street near Washington. S. J. Report of Bank of Newberg at close of business Lashier, Manager. their goods and handle their line. W e have had our June 30,1906: Mr. w d Mrs. L. E. Brown choice of all the lines m ade, and have selected as the were among the Newbergers who Use Chehalem Valley Mills one brand representing die high standard o f quality took in the state fair this week. Patent hard wheat flour. Every 1 . Resources • > ' s * They were accompanied by the sack guaranteed. and reliability that made by Ederheimer, Stein & C o. Loans and discounts...,................................,.,-..$131,996.® latter’s sister, Miss Carrie Brouil- under their fam ous label X t r a g o o p D . Real estate and buildings........... ....... 7,181.84 Call and try the Eastern Hard lette, who recently returned from Furniture and fixtures........... ....... 2,275.50 T h e X t r a j o o D brand has given satisfaction Wheat Flour at Wilson & Han a visit on the Sound. Overdrafts.................................. 4,282.07 ning’s. to m ore people than any other brand of b oy s' clothes. Prof. H. D. Crumly arrived Due from Banks........... ;................................... 39.27L74 M ore* X t r a g o o D clothes are w orn than any other home last Thursday, accom-t ; Feed, hay, grain, poultry sup Cash on hand...................... .................. .v......... 13i998.70 kind. People w h o kn ow about the different grades panied by his sister Miss Emme plies and the best wire fencing line Crumly who visited here made, at City Feed Store. Op T ota l........................ $198,945.47 o f boys clothing prefer to buy X TRA GOOD . It is la3t year and who will now posite postoffice—both phones. guaranteed absolutely; maker and furnisher both Lisbilitles * • make her home in Newberg with pledge you full satisfaction. Accordian and sunburst plait Capital Stock fully paid...... ............................. $ 50,000.00 her brother and family. ing steam process, expert w ork Undivided profits less expense apd taxes paid 4,427.89 F or these reasons it w ill pay you to talk over Mrs. Nancy Henderson, a pio men, at Portland. Work re Deposits subject to check.......... \ .................... 79,628.94 w ith us the style you r b oy could w ear, the pattern neer o f 1845 who will reach her turned mext day. F or samples Certificates o f deposit....................................... 64,888.64 ninetieth year in January if she of work and prices see Mrs. J. M. that w ill best suit him and the price you should lives until that time, is here vis Shaw, West Third street New pay. Discuss these Haters at once and in our store. T ota l............ ............. $198,945.47 iting with her daughter, Mrs. berg. B . C . M IL E S , J. C. CO LCO RD , Nettie Burligname. She is in President * C ash to good health and bids tair to live I am prepared to put up wire Every Correct Style fencing m all sizes and styles at several years. V e g J g M o n a b je J r ic e « The Graphic is in receipt o f a right prices, guaranteeing satis factory work. It will pay you neat premium list o f the First to consult me. Annual Redmond Fair, to be H. E. N e w u n , Springbrobk, Oregon. held next week at Redmond in N elson & H anson the Des Chutes irrigation coun try. The name of a former New Tha Newberg Meat Co A fine large line of berg citizen, C. N. Ehret, appears ----- dealers in----- Has the t&st facilities for fur as treasurer o f the association. nishing first class meats and Palen Clark, who returned butchers’ supplies, and the best Bicycles, and Bicycle Sun from the Alberta country a short is none too good for their cus dries, Guns and Ammuni tion, Baseball and Tennis time ago, was in tow n on busi tomers. Free delivery and both Goods, Fishing Tackle, etc. ness the first o f the week. He phones. t i - ---------- ------- says he found a very productive Patent, Patent, Patent. country but thinks the climate is Come in and see us. We O n hand at the R acket Store Chehalem Valley Mills Patent rather too rigid lor a man o f his have the best the market Money saved is money made. We not only hard wheat flour is unsurpassed affords. age. save you money on every article you buy o f us, Full Supply of Mrs. Nathan White has received for strength, purety and white but we have got MONEY TO GIVE AW AY. ness. $1.30 per sack at all w ord o f the recent death of her D RESS G O O D S, SH O ES, Repairing o f all kinds a You may see in our show window a fair sized stores. cousin, Matthew Charles, at pitcher heaped up with U. S. coin. Every time Specialty. A N D N O T IO N S * Richmond, Indiana. Mr. Charles G en eral R o b e rt E . Lee. you spend 50c with us, you will be entitled to a 4 guess at the number o f pieces o f coin in the was known to several in this Was the greatest general the vicinity, he and his wife, accom M. J. NASH & 00. world has ever known. Ballard’s pitcher. A t the close o f this contest, the date panied by a son who is a mem Snow Liniment is the greatest lini o f which will be given later, the person or per ber of the Earlham College facul ment. Quickly cures all paios. It sons guessing the nearest the correct number, ty, having made an extended is within the reach of all. T. H. will receive absolutely FREE all the coin con Pointer, Hempstead, Texas, writes: visit here a few years ago. This is to certify that Ballard’s tained in the pitcher. W. W. Hollingsworth is in Snow Liniment has been used in Get in the habit o f trading with us and you Portland to-day in attendance at tny household for years and has will always have money in your old stocking leg. the second" annual convention of been found to be an excellent lini ment for rheumatic pains. I am the Oregon State Funeral Direc never without it. Sold by Cbas. tors’ Association. His son Or F. Moore. TH E G AZELLE U se ville is also attending the con Mr. Snagsby (rummaging in a LINIMENT vention as he will assist his father in the undertaking .busi closet)—Maria, this is a new KINO ness this year, in addition to h at, isn’t it? Why don’t you OF carrying some work in the col wear it? It looks better than ^*wm> THEM R e a l E state. anything you have worn this C ity M ea t M ark et. lege. ALL Mrs. G. W. Mitchell, who with season. FOR TRADE: 260 acre farm Next door to the bowling alley Mrs. Snagsby—That’ s my old AND handles all kinds of fresh and cared to trade for small place near New- her husband has been spending hat. It blew off my head the meats. Both phones. berg. 50 acres in cultivation, a pleasant and restful summer yon will always have good health. What W hat Is 1« moi more to a mi other day and was run over by than good health? A ll the money in the world can’ t ms) up at Baring, Washington, came balance good pasture. One mile happiness where health is unknown. Ballard's S n _______ Free D elivery. from Oretown on Nestucca Bay, home last week. She will return a street car, and I think you are near school, cheese factory and later, as they have entered a just as mean as you can be. ' B~k M m * . II& m m " BSTto. Hifhnit cask price paid for bog*. «• !. u d homestead claim near Baring, fish cannery. A n O un ce o f P reven tion FOR SALE: 200 acre farm, and will take the girls with her Is worth a pound of cure. There JOS. MOTSCHEN BACHER, Prop. J- O- Boot*. Balt Lake City, Utah, writes; “ I cannot all fenced, 100 acres cultivated, if they do not conclude to remain sre many poor sufferers, consump too highly praise your Ballard’s Snow ¿iniment for W ESLEY BOYES. Cea». tives who are hopless of getting balance good pasture and nice in school here for the year. the relief of acute rheumatism, caused by sudden change BOTH PHOHE8 A box o f goods is being made well- -who, if they had taken care and exposure to the weather. I also recommend your young timber, well watered by of themselves, would now be well. Ballard’s Horehound Syrup for coughs and colds. up to send to China, to Miss running creek through pasture. These used together defy all pain. A cough is the foundation of con Good farm buildings, splendid Edith Graves, missionary, from sumption. Ballard’s Horehound GET THE GENUINE.______Three Sizes 25c, 80c, $1.00 well o f water at house, four Newberg. Anyone wishing to Syrup will care that cough. Mrs. acres o f orchard. Nicely located contribute anything for the same S— , Great Falls, Montana, writes: "I have used Ballard’s Horehound G eneral Contractor. three miles northwest o f New- is invited to do so. Dried fruit Syrup in my family for years—my 500-502 North Second Street, berg and known as the W. J. and sweet corn, drygoods or any children never suffer with coughs Stater farm. Price, $8,000— little personal gift will be thank- Sold by Chas. F. Moore. ST. LOUIS, - MISSOURI. t u l l y received. Contributions $5,000 cash, balance five years at Sewer and Tile Work. may be left at the Free Meth six per cen t Also W ell Digging. odist parsonage at ahy time a aerru neon ncaacDw S o ld a n d R e c o m m e n d e d b y B o tr d ln c MS d a r M haol far r*uD* ladiw . WARREN & STATER, SEPTIC TANKS A SPECIALTY a i t l M ) , A rt; C o m p ì« * until October 12, 1906. Com A m « a d d i ita (Laaektlakr le C oarm ; apodal ladocom oata. ----- G.F. MOORE & 0 0 .. Newberg, Ore. MUTUAL PHONE, 1S6 McMinnville. Ore. UmaUM * " “ mittee. P R E M I U M S Discuss tits Boys' Ciotlies Question with Us BANK S T A T E M E N T Hodson Bros. Special! Money to Give A w ay. SUM M ER W A ISTS Health More T h a n Wealth BALLARD’S SNOW LINIMENT n tops WST-jEt One W ho Knows. E. A. ELLIS, Ballard Snow Liniment Co.
