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Rallrosd Tims TaMa. LITTLEFIELD & ROM IG NORTH BOUND. . PHYSICIANS ft SURGEONS . y r 8.52 A. m. 5.05 p. m SOUTH BOUND. / Office in Pint Hat’l Bulk Buikttns 0.07 a. m. 5.40 p. m. Local Events. DENTIST. ^ M cM innvilk M onday. PHONBS TTORSXT-AT-lUtW CLARENCE BU TT. W UI m S m U m I b all M>. uoert» of Ikt jt a U oVdeU.‘^ ° « S r t î S « ^ , MMraotam a'tha ta # h ' ° f *“ ^ OrH*>< Baakôf » t w S î i BuUdlu«. W . R. S C O T T Q tn tra l C o n tracto r. Sewer and Tile Work, ic Tanks a Specialty. OSTEOPATH IC P H Y S IC IA N S SfadnaU. at lb . paient aebofd. JElrkarUla, Mo., under tha founder. Dr. A. T. Kill, oftea at BoMdenee, one Meek nurtb of Bank of Ne where Oflee hour», # to 13 and IS# te A Bellpbone. QRSÆ ES33 D R . N. M O R R IS O N ‘ Dentist. Office over First N a t’l Bank Having Eyes They Me not, on lee« they are properly fitted with S. W. POTTER In the the man to nan about it Watches, Clock*, and s full line of Silverware for the holiday trade. m W. W. Hollingsworth A Son Call* Answered Day or Night Both Phones New berg, Ore. NEWBERG BAKERY Fresh Bread, Pies and Cakes always on hand.. Orders filled at short notice Strohmaier Sc Hantsh A. D. KENWORTHY Sactewor to K m worthy Ac Hrdm LICENSED FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER. « New aad up-to-date (uueral parion and para- phenalia at patrao'i rerrice free of chase. Mink furnuhed (or funeral* oa requeal Calk ed promptly day or sight. Office tod parlor» is Biatow Building, Newberg. Oregon. Lady attendant Ü deeired. Bell phone Main 306 f o r a stay in camp life for ten Frank Guttermont and family, days or t w o weeks. ,, w ho have been living on the O. K . E dw ard s and family Thorne place northwest o f tow n drove to Perry d a k last Snadag have removed to P o atla n A B o ra to Prof. F. K . Jones anc in the new touring car which he W m . Nottage, o f St. Paul, wife, on la^t Sunday, a baby exchanged his. old auto for lgst Minnesota, w h o is looking for a boy. location on the coast, is in tow n Henry Ehret and wife were in W . C. W o o d w ard and sisters, visiting his unck H . A. Dimond. DR. I . W. BOTH Jesse E dw ard s and wife have M r. Bussell, president and ager o f the Weber-Bussell C an gone to L o n g Beach, W ashing ning Co., o f Seattle, spent last ton, for a visit a t the seaside. The regular quarterly meeting Sunday in town. o f Friends church w ifi be held in B .S . Craven and wife and son New berg Saturday and Sunday. W ill went to New port Tuesday Mutual phoaa 11-5 SEE Orange Elliott For Qood Plumbing and all kind* of datura*. west of Bala* shoe shop. *>$y*âytây>*)4*y**yw*to. DR. A. M. DAVIS D E N Tl Otrtee ever Bank e f N ew kerg the Misses Sibyl and Bernice, left B row n, the tailor, w ho w a s for the University o f Caliionfia laid np tor repairs a part of last at Berkeley, last M onday, where they expect to spend the year. week, is on deck again. M ilo P. Elliott has sold his res Mrs. Nettie Heacock w a s np from Gresham the first o f ft he idence on north Mcridihn street week visiting a t W . P. Heacock* tQ. W. J. Langton, a brother-in- M rs. M alinda Craven, o f M id la w to Wm. Corbett, w ho recent dleton, visited in to w n M onday ly arrived from North Dakota. G. W .C u t t s is taking A short w ith M rs. Cash and M rs. W oo d I f yon chance to kn ow o f a young person w h o onght to be in college the coming vearaend them a catalogue o f Pacific Col lege. John L . Vestal is np from Port land visiting w ith his cousin, J antes Vestal. After having spent thirty- three years in the d ra g business in Portland he has sold vacation doing stunts on the out to c * E ‘ Sautb’ w h o w a a a t one time a druggist in Newberg, M ack Kaufm an is putting in ranch for M rs. Cutts. He wi|[ and is taking a long needed rest the foundation for a new cottage probably return to his old posi ffrom active business. he is building on his lots south tion a t the Jefferson street sta Arthur K . Wilson, of Portland, tion o f bis residence. ------------- is in Dallas in the interest o f a A nice rain fell Wednesday, Lee Smith, w ho came out from new magazine, “ Western Life," which w a s welcomed by those Newport, where he is rusticat which is being published in P o rt ing with his family, to auctioneer w ho rejoiced to see the dust laid, land.—Observer. A rthur K . w as the E dw ard s dairy sale, returned but as usual it fell on a number also in N ew berg a few days a g o of people w h o were not quite M onday. but it w a s supposed that while ready for it. Attorney Allen Mills, of Chica here be w a s w orking in the inter Miss F lo ra Snobelle w h o re est o f home life—in prospectus. go, son ot Henry Mills, arrived icre with his family M onday cently arrived in Oregon w ith W . B. Sims has shown this sea evening fo r a visit while on their h er'p aren ts f r o m H iaw ath a, son w h a t can be gro w n behind Kansas, came up from Clacka glass in the w a y o f fine vegeta summer vacation. mas county last week ahd is vis bles. In his green house he has a J. L. Hoskins drove over to iting w ith Mrs. J. B. number o f tom ato plants, great the W ilhoit springs Tuesday, Charley Wilson had a peck ot .vigorous vines that have tor sev taking M r. and M rs. A. M . H os kins w ho w ill remain there in fan the other day while burning eral weeek been producing as fine the brush in clearing the site for tomatoes as the market ever af camp for some time. the new cannery. Rats galore fords and he has been getting M r. and M rs. Ham ilton Hutch ens and youngest son left here led tor tbeir fives before the prices for them that^have ranged for North Bend, C oos county, 1 lames and he made a great kill* well up in the picture*. The exodus o f our people to the Tuesday morning, where they ing. W alter Terrell and family, W. different seaside resorts has been will spend a couple of weeks visiting w ith their son-in-law 3. Purdy and family and F. A. phenominal a n d the Graphic and daughter, M r. and M rs. la y e * were passengers tor N ew scribe is not sure that he has re port Wednesday morning. M rs. corded the nam^s of all w h o have Gubser. gone. Let any w h o m ay have Rev. M . C. Hacker and wife o f layes and the children followed been missed and w h o m ay feel Chickasha, Indian Territory, F. a day later, M r. Purdy expects slighted, g o and take a cooling 0. Roberts and wife, o f W ood- to buy a lot and build. The new reservoir w a s drained bath in the w aters o f the Pacific, aum and M rs. Reed Hampton, and resolve to tell it to the news- of Io w a , visited at the homes of the first ot the week and a new for man. when * * * M r. and M rs. S. W . Newhouse coating o f cement spread- over the next trip a w a y from home, and M r. and M rs. C. E. New- the bottom , which M r. L ea the i W . A. Bales, son-in-law of louse last Saturday and Sunday. contractor thinks w ill complete George Bales, w ho has been Charley Clemenson has sold his the job. I t is being filled again working for a lumber company tome on Fifth street, consisting and it is , expected that the sup at Hollister, California, one hun of tw o acres w ith improvements, ply will be satisfactory in a few dred miles south o f San Francis to a Portland real estate man days. co, for the past three years, ar-' The Misses Christopher and named Rogers, w h o w ill locate rived in to w n the first o f the iis family here in a few days, Young, w h o recently sold the week w ith his family and will dr. Rogers says N ew berg has store a t Springbrook to M . G. probably remain here. Speaking ooked good to him every time Markle, o f Laurel, w ill visit for o f the price o f fuel he says half has been here and he considers a few days with friends a t Gresh rotten slabw ood sells at $6.50 prices o f real estate very reason am, and on their return they will per cord a t Hollister and oak able. _ ----- ..... , - — — .— -1 make an overland trip by buggy wood at $12 per cord, and as M rs. L . W . H arger returned to N ew port where they w ill rest for the price o f lumber it brings from Ilwaco, W ashington, last for a couple ot weeks. gasp to name prices. Refuse J. H . Dailey is the latest hen Red\ w ood o f all sizes, thkk and week where she spent a couple of weeks visiting w ith her son-iu- man to come to the front w ith a thin, iin, such as can be nailed up fo r r and daughter, M r. and Mrs. pullet that has developed prolific dhkken coops, sells a t $21 per 7red Kinney. Mrs. Kinney and >rodivities a t a tender age. He thousand, fir lumber in the rough the children came w ith her and says he has a Plymouth Rock at $32 to $35 and dressed lumber will remain, as they have sold pullet th at is sporting a brood At $50 and up. These prices he out at Ilw aco where they were o f thirteen chicks a t the age of says has stopped all building in the stock business, and will six months. Talk about Oregon operations except w h at is imper being a slow country. ocate on a farm np the valley. ative and business is stagnated. The public sale o f the Edw ards G. W . James has returned from On last M onday morning when Dallas and has again taken up dairy herd on last Saturday w as the d ow n passenger train had the white m an's burden at the satisfactory, the prices obtained reached a point some five miles Southern Pacific station. He averaging about $50 per head. out from Portland, the engineer he breaking up o f the dairy Was horrified to see a littk head says the pay w as good at the )allas station but thht he con leaves N ew berg a sure enough bob np from between the rails siders life too short to continue dry to w n for the present, but only a few feet in front o f the to do tw o days w ork in one for M r. E dw ard s found it difficult {train. H e qukkly brought the the Southern Pacific. It is bad to get satisfactory help and in train to a standstill, Im t the lit enonghbere, and at Dallas where order to avoid the w o rry o f the tle one, w h o w as found to be a i:he w ork of the Falls City road business, he decided to close it boy o f tw o or three years, w a s is thrown in for good count, the out. A good opening is made picked up by the cow catcher ife o f the agent with short help l or some man o f push.—R. C. and tossed some thirty feet to Crosby and son o f Dundee an the side o f the track. The brake- is all too strenuous. Rev. Herbert T. Cash preached nounce that they will begin to man pkked the child up and most excellent sermon at deliver milk in Newberg in about strange to say, no bones were week. broken, and with the exception Friends church last Sunday morning, this being his last Sun K. C. Eldridge, o f Indepen of a cut in the forehead that d ay in Newberg, as he expects to dence, who* operated the first caused a considerable flow of eave with his family this week creamery in Newberg is still blood, he did not appear to be or his new charge a t Paonia, branching out as the following seriously injured. The mother Colorado. A good sized audience i rom the Salem Statesman will o f the child, w ho is of foreign w a s present, many from other show: “ The Capital City Cream birth, w a s frantic with grief and churches being in attendance. ery formally opened this week threw herself on the ground, re he ministry o f Rev. Cash has and is turning obt its products fusing to be comforted, but later been well received by the church, rapidly. The new establishment go t up enough circulation to as well as by the public general- is owned by Mr. K . C. Eldridge cause her to shake her fist and y, and it w a s with many regrets >ut will be managed by his son, threaten the train crew. The that his resignation w as ac 3. N. Eldridge. The butter ca child hugged the ground so close cepted. The w ork has been pacity o f the new plant is 2500 ly that it w a s not seen until it leavy, considering the condition pounds daily, although . the raised its head, and then it w as of his health, and he hopes w ork scarcity o f cream at this season too late, th is is said to be the In a smaller church and a change m ay prevent its running fall Second time this same child has in climate for a time will be bene i brce. Ice cream is to be one of been caught sleeping on the track and been pkked up by the train. the products of the plant. ficial to k in . w ard. A N ew Spring Line of Carpets. Tapestry Brussels, 9x12, A r t Squares, good values Velvet Brussels, 9x12, A rt Squares, extra values Ingrain 9x12 A rt Squares, extra value. Also Ingrain Carpets, Linoleum, Floor Oil Cloth. 'In Furniture, our stock is complete. ing a specialty. ' Picture Fram Goods sold on the Installment Plan. Your« for B usiness W . W . Hollingsworth A Co. Quality Always Wins You should call and get prices on Farm Machinery W agons, Buggies, Etc. > * _ Flour, Feed, Grain & Hay. THE CHATHAM FANNING MILL J K E 3 6 J E n Q aaE 3 Q Q L aia- Is positively the best to clean your grain. VINCENT FEED & IMP. CO. K heu m at Inin. When pains or irritation exist on any part of the body, the applica tion of Ballard’s Snow Liniment gives prompt relief. E. W . Sulli van, proprietor Sullivan H o o k , El Reno, O. T., writes, June 6 , 190 a: “ I take pleasure in recommending Ballard’s Snow Liniment to sll who are afflicted with rheumatism. It is the only remedy I have found that fives immediate relief.” 35 c, 50 c and $ 1 . Sold by C. P. Moore. ft
