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L IT T L E F IE L D & ROM IG
N O R TH BOUND.
8.52 a . m.
PHYSICIANS A SURGEONS
5,05 p. m.
Stainless F la g Day will be o b­
served Sunday a t the Presby
tcrian church.
M r. and M rs. E. S. Craven hac
a company of ten visitors from
ß.40 p. m.
Pbrtland last Sunday.
SOUTH BOUND.
9.07 a. m.
OfflM In Pint N atl Bank Building
Both PhooM
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Sam Hammer, Srho is handling
ral estate at Scotts Mills, has
oved his family to that place.
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B. P. Hevland and family, of
Dallas, w h o have been taking in
the Encampment here this week,
are arranging to move from
Polk's metropolis to Portland.
- M iss Grace Craven, w h o has
been teaching a t Blaine, is at
h on ^ again' since her school has . Hon. > Lee Laughlin, wife add
son, Lee Laughlin Jr., ami neice,
W .'H. Williams and fainiTvpf closed.
M r. and lU rf.. W . S. Reynolds Miss M a y Stewart, from North
Victor, WAAco'.countor; visited
Yamhill, drove over to N e w b e rg
wjll take a s ir weeks vacation
Newberg relatives ¿his'week
this w<
and spent Sunday with C. S.
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Mrs.* Estella Venable, qousin of am* in th l meantime w ill visit at
Hulin and family.
M r*. Delano Bstle, arrired here Forest Gr^ve and other points.
Miss Esther C. Andrews visited
The Lust ness men o f N ew berg
with herchild afew
w
ith
M iss E lla C raw ford near
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H o w a rd Williams is driving a k a v t u i-cided to close their places
Dayton
A>r a few days before re­
handsome young team to h i» e f business qn July 4 for the full
turning home this week to W hit­
d ray which he purchased $n day and evening and take a rest.
tier, California, where she will
The pisses Maude and Mildred
Portland Saturday.
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W
J U s went to M o n m o u t h
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Newhonse. HOB
has bought
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J. C. Brougher has sold his
theS. Ç. Harndetffruit anifherry Wednesday to attend the State
home
in tow n to P . H . Meeker
mal Commencement exer
farm at Sfcringhsbok ana will
and for the present w ill g o to
«li tu« «war«, of ta* A a
giran tu probata work. IE. move to iifaoom
MP. Harnden
Scotts
M ills 'w here he h is a
•f
ort|i|M , uontraou and
S. E. Watkins, an architect
expects to return to Kansas.
p*p*r*
brother. In the fall he intends
and 'contractor from W arsa w ,
O f f i c i —SaooUi floor
H o n .W .^ K . Newell, o f
to g o to Illinois to be w ith his
Saak of Newbarg Bnlldlug,
Indiana, is here visiting w ith his
president o f the state
aged
father.
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horticulture, w ho w a s in this mother, M rs. W . H . Galland,
T he Misses M ary and L av in a
community ^Vednesc^ay, made a am* taking a look a t theconn-
William s moved last Thursday
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call tor a pleasant chat at the try.
General C o n t r a c t o r .
to their cottage in the north
M
rs.
D.
B.
Kennedy
from
Bel­
Graphic office.
part o f tow n. Prof. Kirk, w h o
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Mrs. Ella Wilson, sister o f/ .F . grade, M ontana, vafter spending md been occupying it, moved his
Sewer and Tile Work.
Taylor, -her daughter Miss Eliza- a week visiting w ith her sister, family to 1 the second cottage
Septic Tanks a Specialty.
>eth and son Benezette, w ho M rs. C. S. Hulin, left last M on­ west o f the Baptist church.
have W n ^ sitin g in Seattle, a m day morning for Lane county to
M aynard Redmond, w h o left
■oust d . aowaa*.
m m . auoa c. aowna.
spending a Tew days in N e w b e ig visit w ith her parents.
Newberg a few weeks a g o to
M rs .L . C. Lngar, w h o has been
before returning to their honte in
take a position in Portland with
v »*tu jg in the southern part o f
ndiana.
the Oregon Savings Bank &
w a s in to w n Thuraday
.F ran k Cummins has nknrcd the state
tm m ----- — c .— — j — q . Trust C o. has taken another
O ST E O PA T H 1C P H Y S I C I A N S
to McMinnville lor the present T ' T U
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•‘ 'p op th . ladder, he havm g
Qa
Oradaalaa at th. parent Mhoni. Klrksrlll*, where lie is assisting'his brother their things to Portland, where . 1
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Mo., andar th. (oand.r, By. A. T. SUll.
OS m at BaHdMM*. on. block nurtk ol Sank Sam in the erection o f a big three they have located.
>ank o f Bates & Co. on the east
At aewbarg
Offloo honra, f to 11 and iso tot.
J. W . M oore h aasold his small side. N o t the least ot “ Red’s”
thousand dollar fruit dryer to­
fill phont.
w ard whiçh McMinnville citizens farm situated t w o miles north o f assets is that smile which w o n ’t
N ew berg to M r. Johnson, w h o wear off. It is proving a w in­
lave subscribed a bonus.
M rs. W . W . Nelson w a s pleas­ returned to N ew berg recently ner. Others, whose business it
antly surprised the first of the rom Colorado, and has bought is to mingle freely w ith the peo­
DR. N. M O R R ISO N
w e e k l y (hé A rrival o f M r. and a large farm nine miles north in ple might do well to cultivate
Denti et.
:he same.
ktrs. W . H.- Conrad from P o ­ W ashington county, v
DR. R. W. HARROLD,
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DENTIST.
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CLARENCE RUTT.
W . R. S C O T T
f t HUB I M B
Office over First Nat’1 Bank
Having Eyes
They see not, unless they
properly fitted with
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M r. R .£ frth , train dispatcher
mona, California, fo r a visit,
M rs. Conrad being her foster o f Duhttn, Minnesota, w h o has
b*^p visiting in the west for over
rister. \
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A copy o f tftf W est Branch, astfonth, left here this morning,
i r at hand giving le is very favorably impressed
account 0 th a C arriage $ w ith Oregon and intends locat-
in this viemity i n the near
lifnch, on jBme 1 1 th, o f
future.
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d a B ra n so n ,^ rh o w a s a
t id college here last ym r, Nfeev. J. R ew ard Blair, the new
» Elmer J. Lewis, o f PaRfti, pastor A t the P r e s b y j t e r i a n
Colorado, where the couple will charch, arrived ^Saturday frorp
Otttland, Oregon, to take charge
make theif^homet
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Albert»Russell, o f Genessee Dgr ot his pastorafie. H is family is
pot, Wisconsin, w h o has beep expected in a few days when
they will move td the Osborn
yeral weeks
p n fre rt) on payton road. '
ùsited in N ew beig
es B. Rowell, w h o h&s l i ­
Encampment with W . B.
on his lo o t hill ranch seven
and W m . Giles. M r. Rus­
noWhwTst'of
N ew berg since
s e ] ^ a veteran and a member
W atches, Clocks, fn d • fu ll line,
—
well,
since
time
began—came
Of ^ n . Ct^hing P o s t.a f Wausbe-
o f Sihrerware fo r the holiday
to tow n Tuesday morning bring­
county, JN isconsin.
trade.
ing his wife with him, this being
Rev. Jas. P. Price will give a
her first trip to tow n for seven­
tare at the Friends church o f
teen years. Uncle Jim said he
Chehalem Center Tuesday even-
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lad hard w ork to get the “ old
W . W . Hollingsworth St Son ing o f^ y ,ib b y Prison,” he being w om an” to come but he staid
fpne o f three survivors o f twenty-
with her this time until she “give
Funeral Directors Sc Embalmer*£ooe hundred men w ho entered
in.” Hope her visit w a s pleas­
w ith hug.' The lecture will be
Calls Answered Day or N igh t
ant enough to cause her to w an t
given under the auspices of the
Both Phones
to come oftener in the future.
K ings Daughters. Admission fif­
Isaac W alter Ellis, son o f M or-
Nawbarg,
O ra.
teen cents.
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decai and Eliza Ellis, died at
Miss Bertha Carey, daughter
their home in Seaside, on the
o f M r. and Mrs. L . M . Carey,
20 th o f June, at 2 a. m., from
N E W B E R G
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wasmarriechat M arion, Indiana,
Bright’s disease. H e w a s born
on Wednesdgfer o f last week to
B A K E R Y
in Missouri, December 17th,
M r. C^as. Eousch. The bride
1870a n d has befin a resident o f
Fresh Bra>d, Pie. end C.kee
has many friends in this vicinity
Oregon for ninet<$b years. The
always on hand. Orders w
w h o wish her much happiness in
remains were brought to New-
filled at short notice
thé new relationship, M r. and
*berg Friday evening for burial,
M rs. Rousch will make their
Strohmaier & Hanish
•jfrvices' were conducted a t the
home in M arion.
t grave by Rev. Herbert T. Cash,
Cards were received from T a rrather,m other, three sisters and
K E N W O R TH Y Sc HODSON coma Friday announcing the one brother mourn the loss of a
marriage o f Oliver J. Hobson loved one.
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l ic e n s e d f u n e r a l d ir e c t o r s
and
Miss Elizabeth Hyde at ttyat
A. C. Stanbroagh reports that
A N D EMBALMERS.
city on th£ preceding Wednes­ a patent allowed to Emery John­
il parlor» a d pan­
ie. fro. of chain. day. Alter July 15th they will son and himself on an electric
It oe raquctf. Catti be at home at Lincoln Place,
light regulator has just been re­
r aide- O fc a and
Seattle. M r. Hobson is a gradu­ ceived. The regulator is used to
Newberg. Oregon.
parlen is 1
ate o f Pacific College of the class turn dow n an electric light in
Mutual pispa 11-5
Ball pkiaa Mate 306
o f ’ 9 7 , and makes (he eighth die same w a y that a common
member o f this class of pine to lamp is turned dow n. It is
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assume the matrimonial yoke.
aboht twice the size ot the com-
Newberg w a s well represented fnon lamp socket and is used to
in Portland the latter part o f connect the lamp with the socket.
last week at the rose show and A number o f people in both N ew ­
F or Good Plum bing and all
fiesta.
People in attendance, berg and Portland, w h o have
kinds of fixtures.
w ho have seen the rose tonrna- Aeen their model in operation,
Shop 1 door west o f Boloo shoe (hop mctitfi of CHlifoania and similar pronounce it a decided success,
gala affairs elsewhere are pro­ and s a t it will do all the boys
nounced in the opinion that the Claim fo r it. W ith its advan­
Portland fiesta w as equal to tages fo r use where a variable
the best ot them. This w as true degree o f light is desired without
DR. A . M. D AVIS
boll* in Uivishnesa of display of the inconvenience o f changing
the Oregon beauties and in ex- lamps, as well as the saving of
D E N T I S T ^
uuisitencss o f the rose exhibited, current and consequent lessening
l > i* r,i U &i, so successful w as it that ot the cost for light it is believed
O fflM ever Seek af Newbarg
s* i« is to become an annual tea» the new device will prove popu-
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Judge Samuel Artman, of In­
diana, w h o made the famous de­
cision recently against the liquor
)usiness which has made him a
national figure, w ill be in Ore­
gon next month and has been
secured to make an address in
iew berg on July 20th daring
;he sessions o f Oregon Yearly
deeting of ; the Friends church,
this should be a b ig day for
N ew beig for it is not often that
such a celebrity is heard in a
tow n ot this size. I f Judge A lt ­
man’s decision is upheld by the
United States Supreme C ou rt it
will mean the overthrow of the
liquor traffic.
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A New Spring Line of Carpets.
Regret.
I ’v e seen the scythe o f tim e mow down
The grass o f many years.
And watched the green blades fade to
brown,
Í Beneath a rain o f tears.
Tapestry Brussels, 9x12, A rt Squares, good values
Velvet Brussels, 9x12, A rt Squares, extra values
Ingrain 9x12 A rt Squares, extra value.
Also Ingrain Carpets, Linoleum, Floor Oil Goth.
I'v e fe lt the throb o f friendship’s heart,
In many breasts grow weak;
And watched those loved form s depart.
Other friends to seek.
In Furniture, our stock is complete.
ing a specialty.
I ’ve seen distress and sorrow stalk
A bove the grave o f love,
And watched through toara the takmed
hawk.
Devour the helpless dove.
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Yours for Business
W . W . Hollingsworth
Co.
I ’ ve seen the cruel crush the good,
The strong destroy the weak,
Seen justice smeared with m artyrs’
blood, ,
The right afraid to apeak.
So here I ’ve gathered all my g rie f,
‘ I ’ve garnered all my woe,
And where tim e marks the June o f Ufe,
. I find the w inter’« snow.
A C i t iz e n .
Land for Sale.
* Ninety-eight acres, all fenced,
splendid soil, seven acres cleared,
forty acres slashed, balance good
timber, running water. Price
only $2300 on easy terms.
S. L. PaKRKTT,
Dundee, Oregon.
Wanted.
Royal Anne cherries $90 per
ton. Deliver to warehouse across
street from Heacock’s sash and
door factory, Newberg, Ortgon.
C. B. W ila o n .
E. Noefer.
P. 0 . Barber Shop— H air cut­
ting 25, shaving 10. Everything
new, clean and ap-to-date. Our
motto is good w ork guaranteed.
When you need a Mower or Rake
Investigation will prove to you that die
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Is positively the best money can buy.
Remember that the
Moline Riding Cultivator
Is giving excellent satisfaction.
Holly Chick Food is the best for little Chicks.
Wholesale and Retail T r a d e Solicited.
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Vincent Feed & Imple­
ment Co.
A Fortunate Texan.
Mr. B. W . Goodloe, of 107 St.
Louis street, Dallas, Texas, says:
F o r express and light hauling “ In the past year I have become
leave orders at Rich’s grocery.
acquainted with Dr. King’s New
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Life Pin«, and no laxative I ever
before tried so elTectually disposes
of m alar 1 and biliousness.” They
don’t k d «er gripe. 25 c at F.
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