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/ » ■IW B E R G G r a p h ic NEWBEBG, YAMHILL COUNTY. ¡OgEGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22.1906. VOL. XIX. Beal Estate Transfers. Mswbsrg Amateurs Win Came up. Their idea was to start in on what there was in sight for from Salem High Reported h r tl«« Yam hill C ou nty A l Com pany. M cM lnovllls. profitable canning and branch School. Warren Wilson to J E Patter- out later in whatever way the l E Had they known the kind oi demands o f the trade required son 33 a t 3 s r 3 $13 150 . P R Fendall and w f to Katie gam e they were missing, the with the possibility of putting; Miller r o f w over land in sec 25 footb a ll enthusiasts in these up jellies and jam s and adding t 5 s f 7 $1. parts would have run down an evaporating plant later. Raleigh & Heusner to Barney •extra tw o-bit pieces here anc Discussion followed and al Brixey Its 13, 14 blk 3 Bibces there Saturday afternoon and w ho spoke favored taking the add to Sheridan $1. S am i Yarnes to Geo A Kidd hied themselves over to the col matter up at once. A commit and wf Its 3 and 4 blk Oak Paric lege field where there was excite tee, composed o f L. M. Parker add to McMinnville $850. ment enough to have started the and E. H. W oodward, was ap Nelson Gardner et al to Geo H g o o d red blood rioting through pointed with direction to inter H owe and w f 100.41 a in cl 65 their systems once more. view the Portland parties and if t 6 s r 6 $3000. Predicts that we are going to have very wet weather No, it wasn’t a game by pro they are found still to be willing Jesse Edwards and w f to B A Rom ig and w f small strip in for the next nine months— (quite a long wet spell.) fessionals nor by college men to take the stock, get the sub Newberg $1. . Does not this suggest to you that you need one o f our I t w as a game played between scription and immediately call a M aty J Graves et al to Prank boys o f the Salem High School public meeting some afternoon Davis and w f It 4 blk 11 H & L nice, dressy Cravenett Rain Coats? We have them at on the one hand and the public when the country people can at add to Newberg $175. prices from $7.00 to $20.00. Each one is a special scBool and preparatory students tend, and push the preliminary J M Switzer to Chas M Butler value, and will protect you from the showers that old o f Newberg on the other—but organization along to comple and w f65.75 a in Geo Stephens d 1 c t 5 s r 7 $1000. Neptune is turning loose on mother earth. they played it like veterans. tion. J B Hubbard and w f to Amy B oth teams were on the field A Worden It 1, 6 blk 37 L aP ay ette $25. warm ing up before the whistle Currant Collage Ufa. blew and, in sizing up the situa West Chehalem. The local oratorical associa tion , the supporters o f the home You, too, need a rain coat It affords Style, Com fort, Mr. and Mrs. L. Kinney visited team were rather solicitous over tion has been reorganized with Protection. We have a . nice line o f new, up-to-date, *he outcom e. The teams were the election of the follow ing of overnight with their daughter, Stylish Cravenett Coats for you. We wish to call your attention to our $10.00 Coats. abou t even in weight but the ficers: Clarence Brown, presi Mrs. Jas. Ferguson and family They are the best value we ever offered. Call and look our line over before you purchase. visitors were the more experi dent; Roy Mills, vice president; ast Saturday. , We wish to call your attention to the fact that we have a line o f Overcoats that we Mr. and Mrs. Van Osdal spent enced and seemed to have the Lena Spangle, secretary; Harvey Wright, treasurer. are making some Special Prices on. Come and look them over, we can save you som e a few days with their daughter,' best form ation. money. In the first o f the game the so The college students have been Mrs. Geo. LaPlemme, the first o f the week. licitation seemed well grounded. making a busy search this week Mrs. J. T. Carter and Miss The Capital City boys came near for subjects for orations which rushing their opponents off their are due in a few weeks. The ieryl Christenson visited with feet and in ten minutes had the riendsand patrons o f the college the latter’s parents near Dayton ball within about a foot o f New- will be interested in knowing Saturday and Sunday. E. G. Fendall spent Sunday in berg’s goal. Right here was that the class recitals and con tow n with his family. where the home boys showed tests will be held again this year, John Bergstrand, having rented their good stuff. They rallied, and that they will be open to held their opponents, and get the public as they have not been a farm near Amity, began m ov ing last Saturday. ' tin g possession o f the ball, soon ror a few years past. - . —.... ----- 1 had it out o f such dangerous ter For Sale. On Saturday afternoon at the ritory. The hall closed with no home o f Mrs. E. L Evans, the «core. Helens incubator In the second hall the tables Misses Lena Spangle and Nellie brooder, all in were completely turned, the New* Paulsen very pleasantly enter Jer. Has been berg lads haring the visitors tained the members o f the girls’ F or just one •easily on the defensive. They new literary club. made a touchdown in the early E. H o l u d a y , W ork is being pushed steadily p a rt o f the half, Williams kicking on the new gymnasium, the N ext door to the bowling alley goal. The teams battled back great amount o f volunteer work T. E. WRIGHT W. E. WHITE Take Notice. bandies all kinds of fresh and cared nnd forth until ju st time for the on the part of the college meats. Both phones. whistle when with their last urthering the construction great- Colonel Day and head banker, play Newberg made her second y. The same liberality Which . E. Snodgrass, will be in New- Free Delivery- touchdow n, the score standing marked the subscriptions in jerg M onday night, November Wright & White, (successors to Calkins & Wright a t the close o f the gam e, New money characterizes the actions 26. A full attendance o f all in the Newberg Feed and Implement House) are here berg 11, Salem 0. of m ost o f the students in offer W oodmen is earnestly desired at to do business with you in the same lines. Each team could make yard ing their services as carpenters. the meeting of the lodge on that JOS. MOTSCHENBACHER. Prop. We carry a full line o f seeds for fall sowing. Make age when in possession o f the date. WESLEY BOYES. Ctetar. Prof. Crumly made a hit with a specialty o f Feed and Poultry Supplies. ball, but Salem had to depend BOTH PHOMBS the students this week in giving Keystone and Page Eencing and Poultry Netting. on end runs as she could do Croup. nothing with Newberg’s line. a couple of chapel talks, at once A full line o f Oliver Chilled and Steel Plows and plow A reliable medicine and one that Administrator's Notice. On the other hand the home mmorous and instructive, on should always be kept in the house supplies. team could make gains either C olorado, his adopted state, or immediate use is Chamberlain’s Notice la hereby given that the undersigned his been appointed administrator of the estate U-Bar, Spiketooth and Imperial Springtooth and Cough Remedy. It will prevent oi Lottie D. Cone, deceased, by the munty through or around their oppo and C olorado life. the attack if given as soon as the court of Yamhill munty, Oregon. Dandy Disc harrows. Now, therefore, all persons having claims nents. The Seniors o f the Political child becomes hoarse, or even after against said estate are hereby notified and re Van Brunt Disc and Hoe Drills, the famous Rush- The game was singularly free Economy class were divided by tbe croupy cough appears. There quired to present tbe same, with the proper vouchers to the undersigned administrator, at from accidents and was played tbe instructor into four divisions is no danger ity. giving it to chil the office of Clarence Butt, at Newberg, Yam ford wagons. hill m unty, Oregon, within six months from in the best o f feeling throughout, ast week and participated in dren for it contains no opium or the date hereof. , Our buggies are still going at closing-out-sale Dated November l»th, 190«. the visitors proving good losers. some lively debates on the tariff other harmful drug. For sale by G eorge W. C o ne , prices- Come and let us fit you out with one before Administrator of the estate of Lottie D. Cone C. F. Moore. The lineup follows: deceased. question and tariff revision, in Clarence Butt, they are all gone. N«wb«rc position Salem Attorney for estate. Notice of Pinal Settlement. connection with the study of We aie here to do business with you and will treat H l « l n a . . ,. .................1. G. S ................... Burton regulation o f commerce which Null«« I* hsrsby ( i n n that ih* undersigned Made Happy for Life. Sm ith......................... K. K. L......................Millar you right & white. J.L. Hoskins, as lh « - intstrator - - - of the estate M oo re ........................L. T. H................... ...E yre the class was making. THE WEATHER MAN LAD IES I Respectfully J. C. P ORT E R & CO Meat Market. Hutehina..................... a X L........... ....... Moore* B oree........... L. I . a. ......... .Smith H olllng. w o r t h (c a p t .)„ ..Q .„ .................Parm er Hadley ................ fc. H. L _____ Gabrieleen William*.................... L H. R. R. Nile* St. J o b s ............................ S ..............Joaae (capt.) W anted — And wanted badly, a name for the girls’ new literary club. The only requirement is that the name must satisfy the Meeting of Board of Trade. different tastes o f the members, At the meeting of the Board o f said tastes being no more numer Trade held M onday night, when ous than there are girls in the the matter o f establishing a can club. nery in Newberg was up for dis cussion as had been previously Chehalem Center. announced, there was a fair at tendance, although a number o f F. A. Hayes has gone to Van members as well as many others couver to remain until after the w ho insist that Newberg ought holidays. A. C. Stanbrough, our school t o have more manufactories, were conspicuous by tbeir ab teacher, was sick the last o f last week and consequently the chil sence. dren had tw o days holiday. L. M. Parker made the state Mrs. M. J. Carpenter had the ment that tw o members o f a misfortune to get a bad fall re Portland wholesale grocery firm cently which laid her up tor the bad said to him some time ago present. that they would subscribe for William Duncan fell and re half the stock tor a cannery to ceived a bad cut on his face one be established at Newberg, on a « basis o f a capitalization o f morning lately while ont about $10,000, provided the other half his work. Rev. John Shires has been quite was taken by the farmers and sick with tonsilitis. Dr. Snapp fruit growers and the business men o f Newberg. He said these was called in to administer to men expressed full faith in the him. It is time to speculate about •enterprise and at the time they that Thanksgiving turkey. were anxious to la k e the matter - ■+ of Isadora B. Dodge , deceased, has filed his Anal amount of hta administration upon said estate, la the count? court of Yamhill county, State of Oregon, and said m art has made an order appointing the 8th day of January A. D, 1907, at the hour of ten o'clock In the forenoon of said day, at the county court room at the courthouse at McMinnville, In Yamhill m a n ly, state of Oregon, as the time and place for the final hearing of said aomunt, and for the float settlement of said estate. Now therefore all persons Interested In said estate are hereby notified and required to be and appear at said tlma and plaoe appointed for the final hearing of said final aomunt and for the final sottlomont of said estate, and then and there show oauae, If there should be any. why said final aomunt should not be allowed and approved, and said estate forever and Ho ly settled, and said administrator discharged dlschar ally id his bondsmen exonerated. Dated this November 22nd, A. D., 1908. J. L. 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Tacket, of Alliance, Kentucky, as a year of blood, which flowed so copiously from Mr. Tacket’s lungs that death seemed very near. He writes: “ Severe bleeding from the lungs and a frightfull cough had brought me at deaths door, when I began taking Dr. K in g’s New Dis covery for consumption, with the astonishing result that after taking four bottles I was completely re stored and as time has proven per manently cured.*’ Guaranteed for sore lungs, coughs and colds at F. H. Caldwell & Co’s, drag store. Price 50c sod $1. Trial bottle free. > THE HARNESS M AKER Carries a com plete line Harness Blankets Suit Cas Robes Vehicles Gloves Horse Furnishings Whip. FINE HARNESS M ADE TO ORDER Newberg, Oregon x x rtc r Æ
