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Railroad Time Table. L IT T L E F IE L D & ROM IG PHYSICIANS a NORTH BOUND. surgeons 8.52 a. m. 5.05 p. m SOUTH BOUND. Office in Pint Natfl Bank Building Both 9.07 a. m. 5.40 p. m. Local Evcnta. Elder G. C. C arl w a s in to w n the first o f the week. • R. W. ------ - DENTIST. (BOTH PHONES Dr. Rom ig and family left for New port Wednesday morning. Charley Clemenson has bought the Glass property, located west o f the depot, for a home H . A. Hinshaw, t r a v e l i n g freight agent for the Southern Pacific w a s in tow n Tuesday. n n a n rr-iT -u w CLARENCE BUTT. W ill practice In til tL . « 0*1 Mt ai the tttt. Specie! tttentlou fiv e s tu pmtaM work, the ■writing of deed», mortgage., uontraote and the drafting el all U gal papar. Maw bore O O r n e » — Second Floor ‘ t ol Mewherg BnUdlag. W . R. S C O T T G en eral C on tractor. Sewer and T ile Work. Septic Tanks a Specialty. ▲LlCB a ROW! D. B O V IM . .■Bin OSTEOPATHIC P H Y S IC IA N S G raduate at th . parent •ehpol, K lrkw U la Mo., andar th . lonndor, Dr. A. T. SUU. o t e o ot Ba.ideuce, ono Mock north ol Bank at xewborg __ . OSoo honra, • to 13 and i JO to 6. Ball phono. DR. N . M O R R IS O N D entist. Office over First N a t’l Bank ' H a v in g E y es They see not, unleee they are properly fitted with glasses. S. W . P O T T E R Is the the man to see about it. Watches, Clocks, and a full line of Silverware for the holiday trade. — C. J. E dw ards left for L o n g Beach, Washington, Wednesday, expecting to remain a few days with his family. Born to M r. and Mrs. T y ra Hutchens on Friday o f last week a ten pound son—and his name shall be Wendell Herbert. W . E. Allison and family h are gone to Sherman county to visit and look after propertv interests, expecting to be gone a month or more. Joseph Wilson, w h o is engaged in raising pigeons began ship p in g squabs t o tiie P Hotel this week, where he find* a ready market for them. Jesse G. Hollingsworth, a rail road engineer from Superior, Nebraska, is in to w n visiting with his brother, Wesley H o l lingsworth. He w a s here tw o years ago. D. D. Keeler w a s dow n from Salem Saturday Attending a meeting ot the board o f man agers o f Pacific College and a t tending the quarterly meeting o f Friends church. John Green informs the Graph ic that he has sold out in Cali fornia and has returned over land to Oregon, w ith his family. They have located at Peoria, Linn county. C. F. M oore returned from N ewport the first o f the week where he has completed a new cottage tor a summer home. . He found lumber cheaper there than at home this season. J. H. Douglas and family and M atthew Terrell left for the head waters of the Nestucca, Wednes day evening, where they w ill cast the fly tor the festive trout. They will be gone t w o weeks or more. . W ill Paxon w a s dow n from Dayton one day last week visit ing w ith D. j . Gilbert. While W . W . Hollingsworth St Son here he bought the G. H . Herriett property on south Meridian Funeral Directors Sc Embalmors street and w e unterstand they intend to move to N ew berg and Calls Answered Day or N ight occupy the property. Dayton's Both Phones loss wjill be our gain. N o w b o ra, O ro . Dr. A. Mills and family came dow n from Corvallis last week for a visit with relatives. He has gone, in company with his brother Allen, w h o is out from Chicago, to Caldwell, Idaho, for Prah Brad, Pta >nd 0>ka a visit w ith their brother S. A. always on hand* Orders Mills. They expect to do some filled at short notice huntiqg for big gam e before they Strohmakr St Hanlah return. N EW BERG BAKERY L . M . Parker w a s so well pleased w ith the returns from a A . D. K E N W O R TH Y patch o f blackcap raspberries S .tciB C In K m worthy k H id raa this season, that he bought a l ic e n s e d f u n e r a l d ir e c t o r five acre tract of Henry M ill* a .-.a -• ANDEMBALMER. lew days ago, which he will fra. « f chañe. plant in berries, o r a t least a Oftce and part o f it. It is a part ot the Newfcerç. Orepoe. original Deskins tract and lays if Lmi, on the south ot the W m . Perkins Menai phone 11-5 place. The price paid w a s $1000. 306 Bell phi V /H Station Agent G. W . James, SEE w h o recently returned to his former post here, says he has a good knowledge o f all the towns in the valley and he con siders that Newberg is in the lead For Good Plumbing and all kinds of fixtures. o f all o f them. As an evidence of his faith in the future ot our Shop i door west of Bales shoe shop. town, it may be cited that since his return he has bought the M oo m aw property, which is oc cupied by John Larkin. The price paid w as $2600. Tkis piece of property, which is well improved, the buildings being new, he will occupy as a home, and he intends buying other property as an investment. Orange Elliott G. H . Herriett and family went to N ew port the first o f the week. M r. Anonymous. When the Graphic man w as an M rs. Bstella Venable and little a w k w ard lad he stood in the daughter went to N ew port Tues reading class, day after day, in day. the old school house, holding a Charley Stevens bought a cou McGufly's reader and droning ple of lots in the west p art p f the sentences at the dictation of tow n Wednesday. the teacher. And the teacher, Allen Smith and son have the poor soul, the tireless patience contract for building the G. P . she did show in her endeavor to Skelton resilience. teach us lazy, listless boys, the Philemon Jones, father o f Prof. proper pronunciation o f words, F. K . Jones, is seeing the sights modulation and a lot o f other a t N ew port this week. thipgs that h teacher must drum Amos Graves, w h o has been at a boy constantly, in season sojourning a t Detroit for some and out o f season, in order to make them stick. One of the time is at home again. M iss Jennie Hanson, of P o rt v « 7 necessary rules that w e fi land visited in to w n last Sunday nally treasured up w as, that " a period is a full stop.” A rule with M iss Emma Dorrance. that a lot o f people w h o under M r. and M rs. C arroll K irk are take to furnish copy for a news dow n from Seattle visiting at paper never leafri. the home of his parents, M r. and But w e started out to say a M rs. N. G. Kirk. word about one of the distin Mrs. John E. Smith and little guished authors, whose name grandson, Lester Rees w ent to w as appended to a number of Philom ath the first o f the week the stories w e read in the old for a visit w ith relatives. McGuffy readers. W e remember It is expected th at Rev. Isom well the names o f Patrick Henry, P. W oo ton w ill be here next Sun Jane T aylor, Nathaniel P. Willis, day to take tem porary charge as Lord Byron, John G. Whittier pastor ot Friends church. and others but the one that puz 0 . J. Hodson writes from Ar- zled us most w as the fellow w ho gonia, Kansas, to renew his sub spelled his name “ Anonymous.” scription and announces the That w as a jaw breaker for a o f a daughter, A u g u s ts . ~ small bay. And h ow could he N oah L a p p and wife, w h o re write so riiuch stuff? W hy every turned recently from their trip tew days we w ould laboriously to Pennsylvania report a very wade through a “ piece” and then pleasant time w ith old time dow n a t the right hand side ot friends. the last paragraph w ould be W . W . H ollingsw orth is expect found that fellow’s name, “ Anon ing his family to return from ymous.” It seemed so funny Nebraska the latter part ot this that his parents had forgotten month. Jo is clerking in a cloth to name him. Just one name he had, “Anonymous,” all the same ing store. 5 * as Jones or Smith and he didn’t Bert K in g w a s up from P o rt appear to be a Bible character land the first o f the week looking after the transfer o f his N ew berg either. He seemed to have been property which w a s sold recently brought up well and a fellow who had improved his oppor to F. M . Haskins. C. L . Hulin has bought the tunities, for he w rote in a w a y twenty acre tract located west that appealed to o ar young o f to w n a quarter o f a mile, and minds—let’s see didn’t he write directly across the road from the that touching “ piece” entitled " H e Never Smiled Again?” Yes, Abe Cooke place. and there w a s “ H arrv and His S. E. Watkins, w h o has the D og,” “ Twinkle, Twinkle Little contract for building the Linn S tar” and “ W e are Seven.” W e Ferguson residence, has a force of are sure none o f the famous men a t woak and the fonndation authors ot today are able to well under w ay. touch our hearts as this w riter Jas. Buckley has sold his con did, but as we have said the pe fectionary business to M r. Honey culiar strangeness o f that name and will give possession the first “ Anonymous” puzzled us. Yes, o f September. It is rumored ju st about as much as it did to that M rs. Honey w ill have try to figure out iu reading, “ The charge o f the business. bark that held the Prince went * A bevy ot awfully sweet look d ow n ,” w hy it w as that a Prince ing young ladies boarded the w ould be foolish enough to try train for the county seat Tues to cross “ dark and gloom y day evening, but they prefer that w aters” on a piece o f bark. their names shall not be given The original M r. Anonymous until after the teachers examina must have died. T o be sure he tion. has some imitators in this day The W . J. Stater farm of tw o and age, but their w ritings don’t hundred acres, located four miles have the old time ring. Our up the valley w as sold this week readers have no doubt received to W . A. Baker for $8000. Mr. letters from some o f his distant Stater w a s d ow n from McMinn relatives—the fellows w ho are so ville Wednesday acquainting the doubtful of w h at they write that new purchaser w ith the place. they just sign it “ T axpayer,’ The president o f the Weber- “ M any Citizens,” “ Idiotic Ike” fiussell Canning Co. wired the or “Shallow Brained Simpleton.’ foreman here to add nineteen feet M rs. M . E. Scott received a note to the length of the building, and1 the other day which she has en there is a likelihood o f the cords joyed very much and she asked being further lengthened before the Graphic to publish it for the the foundation is completed. benefit o f her friends. Here it is. There will be nothing small Newberg, August 9. 07. about their N ew berg plant when M rs. M ary E. C. Scott, M adam : Noticing your little it is completed. story in the Graphic o f Newberg, Dolan Kenworthy, w h o hag been experiencing a good deal of “ Leaks and Their Results if trouble during the past three mended,” w e rather like to see months^.with his internal ma instead your talking about the chinery, has gone to the North drinking and smoking habit ot Pacific Sanatorium io Portland men (w h a t you by the w a y as a to have his appendix removed. wom an will never understand) In his absence his undertaking you better publish in that paper business will be looked after by here something about the faults o f your ow n sex ( which surpass Charley Hodson. It is extremely exasperating to ten times those o f men, if drink see people take unnecessary and ing and smoking really are foolhardy risks in crossing the faults.) The next time we men ot N ew railroad track directly iu front berg wish to see the comparison, o f rapidly approaching trains. how much one could buy or save, One day last week a teamster if women would spend less in w as crossing the truck when the coupling o f his w ago n broke and dressing and housekeeping. W e hope pretty soon to hear nearly a half hours time w as taken up in righting things be from you. Y o u r’s fore he could go on. It is easy Some men ot Newberg. to imagine w h at would have happened if he had had this Men have a good deal o f troub break d ow n when crossing ia le, but wrinkles never seem to front o f a train that could not bother them much. h&ve been stopped. LO O K S IM P O S S IB L E B U T IT S T R U E C U TTING PRICES ON GOOD SHOES In the face o f existing conditions one would natur ally look with distrust upon any kind o f a cut price proposition in shoes. Shoe materials and labor almost “ out o f sight” and going higher all the time, and yet we are actually cutting the prices on certain numbers o f Oxfords Ties and high top shoes to close out W hile these last you can secure bargains ip the shoe line—if you come early. W ILSO N Sc H AN N IN G A New Spring Line of Carpets. 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 Cloth. In Furniture, our stock is complete. ing a specialty. Picture Fram Goods sold on the Installment Plan. Yours fo r B u sin ess W . W . Hollingsworth & Co. Quality Always Wins " You should call and got prices on Farm Machinery W agons, Buggies, Etc. Flour, Feed, Grain & Hay. THE CHATHAM FANNING MILL U positively the best to dean your grain. VINCENT FEED & IMP. CO.
