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Railroad Time Table.
LITTLEFIELD & R O M IG
PHYSICIANS A SURGEONS
Oflee in P in t Nat’l Bank Building
Both Phones
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DR. R. W. MARROLO,
DENTIST.
BOTH PHONES
^TTOEIfXT-AT*LAlr
CLARENCE BUTT.
Will vraoilM in »UU»* vowrta of ths »Urto
• pedal attention givon Ui probate work, the
wrlttoc of iM ili, mortgI«e>, uontracU Mid the
drafting of aU legal pmpar*
Mow
O m a - S o o o n d Floor
Book Of Wowborf Bulldluo.
W . R. S C O T T
G«n«ral Contractor.
Sewer and Tile W ork.
Septic Tanks a Specialty.
MM. AUGI C. OOWOM.
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g rada nte» At tho m u a l •c^ ? ^ : * Irk*Tllto'
Mo, u n d .r the lomidar; Dr. À . T . S U » .
o h ee .t R e.ldeoo., onoMoek north of Bosk
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DR. N. M O R R ISO N
Dentist.
Office over First Nat’l Bank
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Haying Eyes
They aoo not, unless they ars
properly fitted with
s. W . PO TTER
Is the the »»»" to see about H.
Watches, Clocks, and a full line
o f SilTerware for the holiday
trade.
W . W . Hollingsworth St Son
Funeral Directors Sc. Embelmers
Calls Answered Day or Night
Both Phones
New berg,
Ore.
NEWBERG
BAKERY
Fresh Bread, Pies and Cakes
always on band. Orders
filled at short notice
Strohmaier &
Hanish
KENW ORTHY & HODSON
licensed funeral directors
and embalmers .
Now and up-to-date (nom i pwlon and pera-
ot patina’» o n m free of d u m .
furai.Ked fot funeral*
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funeral» oo
oa leqaat.
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amwered promptly day or nigiiL Office and
parlor, in Biiatow Baiidiag. Nawbatf. Oregon.
Ball phone Mam 306
F. H. Caldwell
& Company ¡
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prescription druggists
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kept ia a fint-dam dnmMore.
A fall K m of «cfiool book» .nd
NEW BERO. OREGON.
ton sxm aaa
Maynard Redmond was up J. C. Sawyer, o f Oregon City,
from Portland T>n decoration was in tow n Wednesday.
NORTH BOUND.
day.
The quarterly meeting o f the
8.52 a. m.
5.05 p: m.
L. B. Charles visited w ith his Free Methodist church will be
SOUTH BOUND.
held ip Newberg, beginning on
9.07 a. m.
5.40 p. m. brother, L. W., at Dayton Tues­ Friday and continuing over to
day night.
Joseph Wilson and wife are Monday.
Mrs. M ary E. Allen was in
visiting with relatives and friends
Local Events.
in Salem and Jefferson this week. McMinnville the first of the week
Rev. H. A. Walter, the new visiting with her daughter-in-
John Brown w as dow n from pastor o f the Free Methodist law, Mrs. 0 . V. Allen, w ho is
Airlie on business a day or tw o church moved here from Dallas down from Boise, Idaho, visit­
last week.
ing with her parents.
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Herrey M. Hos­
W. W. Espey, a pioneer, of
W. H. Hubbard has the thanks
kins were dow n from McMinn­ of this office for four boxes of Portland, w ho is engaged in the
ville the first o f the week visiting strawberries o f the M agoon va­ real estate business in the city,
with relatives.
was in tow n one evening last
riety that were fine ones.
week visiting with his nephew,
Wesley Boyes’ little’'lou r year
Mrs. Ida A. Kidder, o f Salem,
old son fell trom a qherry tree on was in tow n Wednesday, repre Dr. Homer D. Bowers.
Tuesday and sustained a fracture sen ting the Oregon Library Com­ Dr. J. B. M oore and wife, o f
o f the bones o f a fore arm.
mission. She spoke at the pub­ Lents, Mrs. M attie McDaniel,
o f Portland, and Rev. Prank
Elsia W right is down from Mc­ lic school in the afternoon.
Minnville this week, superintend­ G. P. Skelton has commenced M oore, o f Kelso, Washington,
ing the concrete work for the the erection o f a barn on the were here last Friday in atten­
foundation for the new brick quarter block directly west o f dance at their father’s funeral.
block.
"the Misses Nora Parker and
the M. E. church. A little later
The senior class in college, com­ he expects to build a residence Bernice W oodward entertained
the senior class o f the college at
posed o f eight young men and which he will occnpy.
tw o young ladies have been ap­ Hiram Smith, w ho was down the home of the former on Fri­
pearing on the streets during the from Corvallis last week visiting day evening o f last week,’ when
week dressed in caps and gowns. with his parents, returned toh is refreshments were served.
Douglas, the photo man, has
W alter Lashier came down work on M onday. His sister,
from Friend, W asco county, the Miss Ev& Smith, went with him been removing to his new gal­
first o f the week to close up his and is visiting with relatives at lery on College street this week,
where he has one o f the best ar­
accounts as postmaster at Rex, Philomath.
Mrs. Conradi having received her
ranged
picture shops in the val­
J. H. Mills spent Sunday at the
commission as postm istress.'
ley. You will want to see him
hot springs on the upper Colum­
Chris Hanson, w ho removed bia, Mrs. Mills returning home in his new quarters..
here w it£ his wile and three chil­ with him on Tuesday evening.
Miss Caroline E. Withycombe,
dren from Kenneweck, Washing­ His mother is im proving under o f Hillsboro, a former student in
ton, some ten days ago, has the treatment and she will re­ Pacific college, is a member o f
bought the home on east Fifth main there for some time.
the class finishing the nurses
street , belonging to the Misses
course at the Good Samaritan
The annual school meeting
Williams.
Hospital in Portland. The grad­
will be held on M onday, June 17,
uating
exercises will be held next
G. W. James left here M onday at tw o o ’clock in the afternoon,
for his new post ot duty in the when the election o f one director Tuesday.
Southern Pacific station at Dal­ and a clerk will take place. Bet­
The West Willamette Baptist
las. G. W. Cutts has taken the ter tie a string on a finger to en­ Association has been holding its
place in the office here tor the able you to remember the date.
annual gathering in Newberg
present and we are hoping that
this week. The Association is
D. W. Cummins has sold his
he may get the place perma­
made np o f the pastors and dele­
residence in the west part ot
nently.
gates appointed by the nine
town to J. C. Lucas, and in the
Alfred Wheeler and wife, who course of a few weeks he will Baptist churches located on the
went to M organ City, Califor­ leave here with his family for west side o f the Willamette, from
nia, in the early spring, have re­ Lake county, with the intention Newberg south as far as Corval­
turned to New berg, on account o f locating on the claim he filed lis. The sessions have been well
ot the California climate not on when over there in the spring. attended and many splendid ad­
dresses have been delivered.
agreeing with Mrs. Wheeler.
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Emerson,
They arrived on Wednesday
Mrs. Lottie Decker and daugh­ June 12, the W. C. T. U. flower
morning's train. .
ters, Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Whit- mission day, will Be observed by
short program and distribu­
Mr. and Mrs. Will G. Allen and law and family, Dr. and Mbs.
son Wayne came down from Eu­ Bowers, Miss Katherine Dimond, tion o f bouquets with scripture
gene Tuesday. Will left the same Mrs. Wm. Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. texts tied with white ribbou.
evening for Elberton, Washing­ Deihl and family, Mr. and Mrs. Make and distribute as many as
ton, and Boise, Idaho, to look A. J. Bishop and Mr. and Mrs. possible on the w ay to the meet­
after some business interests, C. A. T aylor attended the Ad­ ing which will be held at the
leaving Mrs. Allen and little son ventist camp meeting held in home ot Maria Bowerman, one
door west ot the Baptist parson­
here to visit with relatives.
Portland last week.
age at 2:30. Bring a list o f the
Newberg was well represented
Messrs. John Larkin, C. B. sick, the lonely and newcomers.
at the county pioneer meeting Wilson and G. W. Mitchell left
held at La Fayette Wednesday. here for the Coast mountain All are cordially ifrvited. Mary
Among those w ho were entitled timber belt west o f North Yam­ E. C. Scott, Yamhill County
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to badges there were J. C. Nel­ hill last M onday morning, as the Press Superintendent.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Clemenson
son, John Hash and wife, Mrs. forerunners of a number o f New­
Sarah A. Deskins, L. W. Harger berg people w ho contemplate returned from Clarkston, Wash­
and wife, Wm. Jones, L. F. Hall, joining the big army o f people ington, a few days ago where
and then there were a number ot w ho are preparing to cross they spent ten days visiting with
native sons and daughters o f swords with the Southern Pa­ their son Will and their daugh­
ter, Mrs. C. R. Coons. T o the
more tender years w ho boarded cific on the timber land deal.
latter a son was born while they
the train to go tor a good time.
Fred Lashier, a former New­ were there. Mr. Clemenson .says
The Misses Anna and Grace
berg merchant who has been in the connections made on the O.
Dudley, w ho have been teaching
business in northern California R. & N. road are something fierce
at Coquille, Coos county, ar­
since leaving here, and who was and the depot accommodations
rived home Tuesday evening, in
in attendance at the Adventist in the upper country worse still.
company with their mother and
camp meeting in Portland last They came home with a better
brother w ho spent the winter
week, took a run up here the opinion o f their home tow n than
there with them. They came by
first o f the week to call on D. W. they ever had before, after hav­
the water ronte on the steamer
Emerson and some o f his other ing an opportunity to make com ­
Alliance to Portland, encounter­
former neighbors. He is in the parisons with other places, not­
ing strong head winds all the
merchandising business and re­ withstanding the fact that they
w ay up the coast. Their many
ports a profitable trade.
have always been loyal to New­
friends are glad to see them at
The
members
o
f
the
Y.
P.
S.
C.
berg.
home again.
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E. o f Friends church met on the
Mrs. G. W. Cutts entertained
C. Thumberg, of Portland, re­
church lawn Tuesday evening, the Wednesday club m ost de­
cently purchased the part cf the
armed with lawn mowers and lightfully at her pleasant coun­
David Ramsey donation claim
rakes and proceeded to give the try home, on Wednesday o f last
on the Dayton road near town,
on which stands the old family lawn a dressing down by cutting week. A business meeting was
residence, of George Ramsey. the grass and piling it around held on the porch, with Mrs.
The old building stands on a the recently planted shade trees Elliott, president, * in the chair.
very sightly location and is one for mulching. After the jo b was The gentlemen arrived after the
o f the landmarks that is familiar completed the young ladies made last vote for officers was cast,
to all the old timers w ho have a spread o f refreshments which and at six o ’clock a delicious
been accustomed to traveling the was given considerate attention supper was served trom tables
spread on the lawn. The favors
road leading from points up the by the laborers.
valley on the west side to P ort­ The Pacific college scholarship were clover leaves artistically
land. Mr. Thumberg is stock­ offered to the Dnndee school was done in water colors. The pro­
ing up with cow s and will work won by Melvin Elliott, the four­ gram followed, every member,
into the dairy business as fast as teen year old son o f Mr. and by previous arrangement, to
he can put the place into condi­ Mrs. Clarence Elliott, after a choose her own part, consulting
tion for raising feed. He says he close contest between the High no one concerning the matter.
looked the valley, as well as the School students. When twelve This resulted in a spicy mixture
different towns on the west side years o f age he passed the eighth of stories, recitations and select
over, and he reached the con­ grade examination, ranking first readings. The club resumes work
clusion that when all advantages in his class. Aside from his again in October with Mrs. R.
were considered, this location scholarship he is a boy o f excel­ W. Harrold president, Mrs. Ab-
appealed to him more than any lent character and he will nq bie Edwards vice president and
Mrs. G. W. Cutts secretary.
other.
doubt be heard from later.
W hen you need a M ower or Rake
Investigation will prove to you that the
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Remember that die
Moline Riding Cultivator
Is giving excellent satisfaction.
Holly Chick Food is the best for little Chicks.
W holesale and Retail Trade Solicited.
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Vincent Feed & Imple­
ment Co.
Stim ulation Without Irritation .
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Have You a C ough?
A dose of Ballard’s Horehouud
In case of stomach and liver!
Syrup
will relieve it. Have you a
trouble the proper treatment is to I
cold?
T r y it for whooping cough,
stimulate these organs without ir­
ritating them.
Orino Laxative for asthma, for consumption, for
Flin t Syrup aid» digestion and stim­ bronchitis. Mrs. Jo e McGrath, 3 37
ulates the liver and bowels without B . First street, Hutchinson, K an­
irritating these organs like pills or sas, writes: " I have used B allaid ’*
ordinary cathartics. It does not Horehouud Syrup in my family for
nauseate or gripe aod is mild and five years, and find it the most pal­
pleasant to take. Fo r sale by F. atable medicine I ever used. Sold
b y C . F . Moore.
H. Caldwell & Co.
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