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Fred Barrell has already be gun picking hops in his yard west of town. NORTH BOUND. 8.52 a. m. 5.05 p. m D. D. Coulson was np from ’ SOUTH BOUND. Portland Sunday to see the 9.07 a. m. 5.40 p. m "home folks." Nothing like it. Railroad Time Table. LITTLEFIELD & ROMIG P H Y S IC IA N S A SURGEONS Offlo* in First N st’l Bank Building Both “ — “ * DR. R. W. MARROLO, DENTIST. I BOTH PHONES J A TTOKNIY AT LAW CLARENCE BUTT. W UlsrsotiM .11 tko tu. uovru ol th* « ill orartioo la oil oo ItM « ltJ tUeatlou fi»e a tu probate work, •so a l attOBtlon (iro n | of dotoU. mortfM«*. aontnwto in f I of »U Local »apor. ___ 01 ___ O f f i c i — SMODO Floor • Baak of Mowbort Balldlu«. W. R. S C O T T Goneral Contractor. - Sewer and Tile W ork. Septic Tanks a Specialty. OSTEOPATH 1C P H Y S IC IA N S Q rad ñateo at tko oareat tosbort. JClrkrrlUo. “i»Sff£assK&£T4S-- »> Of wewborf OSoo boon !? to 13 and 1:30 V»*- Boll ,hlta. DR. N. MORRISON ■** t 'l p > Jr V H jf ' * , * • .v* Dentist. Office over First NatT Bank ' d) 'S .'»rri J" - J. U .-1 T ,• Since selling his property on Meridian street, M. P. Elliott has bought lots o f Jesse Edwards south of Friends church and has already begun work on a new honse. »• <ru . • Time Mrs. J. W. Kramien expects to Lon S. Hill and family came leave shortly for a six weeks vis down from Eugene last week for Local Events. a visit w ith relatives and friends. it with her son, J. Aubrey K ra Mrs. H. M. Dix and daughter mien, a t Bloomington, Illinois, The union services will be helc have been down from McMinn where he is engaged in Y. M. C. next Sunday evening a t the ville during the week visiting at A. work. In order to reduce our stock before we move into W. C. Woodward and sisters Methodist church. A. J* Hugue- A. Bartholomew’s. our new store, we .are making some prices on good write from Berkeley that there let will preach the sermon. Wm. Arthur White and family merchandise that it will pay the buyers o f Newberg are thirteen hundred students en Mr. and Mrs. Warren Mc returned to their home a t North and vicinity to take advantage of. Connell left for the Nestucca Yakima Tuesday, after spending rolled at the university, six hun One Dollar will do a lot o f buying, until all the odds country Tuesday evening with a several days here visiting his dred of whom are freshmen, with and ends in our stock are sold. more coming hill supply o f fishing tackle. mother, Mrs. M ary White, and Next Sabbath will be observed Some items you can save on— Glen Winslow and family from sisters, Mrs. Miles and Mrs. as labor Sunday by the Presby Pendleton visited with Mr. and Kentner. W e have Shoes as low as 22c the pair. Mrs. John Larkin the first o f the Miss Maybelle Edwards ex terian churches throughout the United States. In harmony with week. pects to leave in about ten day* Straw Hats 15c while they last this general plan the Presby for an extended trip to Idaho, Rev. Elmer Pemberton came A ll Summer Dress Goods at 25 per cent dis terian church o f this city will ob over from Scotts Mills last week Kansas, and probably farther serve the day. The services will count and held a tw o days meeting at east, where she will spend the be at Duncan’s Opera House at Springbrook, Saturday and Sun winter visiting with friends and One line of Embroidery at 5c the yard. 11 a. m. The general public is day. relatives. Men’s 75c, 60c and 50c Dress Shirts at 43c invited and especially laboring Jasper Bales came down from Clarence Price, o f LaGrande, men and their families visited with relatives in town Black Rock and spent Sunday at J. H. Wood called the attention the first o f the week. He is prac home. He said w a r was on in o f the writer to a Smyrna fig Men’s Summer Underwear at 27c. Regular tiring dentistry at L a Grande earnest over the post office at tree a few days ago which is 35c goods. Black Rock, which is wanted by and is succeeding well. tw o competing merchants in the grow ing in his back yard and K. C. Hollingsworth informs which is some six feet in height the Graphic that he has disposed little hamlet. W e have just received a big lot o f M a n »« and well loaded with a second Prof. F. K . Jones, who has o f his lease on the Newberg Hotel crop o f figs. The first crop f&cturer’s Samples, including Um brellas, T able to Mr. and Mrs. Simmons, oi visited Scotts Mills, Middleton, ripened some time ago and was McMinnville, who are expected Sherwood and other points re Givers, Napkins, Tray Cloths. of good quality. The tree ap to assume charge of the house cently in the interest o f Pacific Men's Pants, Jackets, M ackinaw Coats, pears .to be hardy and of vigor College reports the outlook next Sunday. — oos grow th without special care. Shirts, Hose and Gowns. We note by the Albany Demo favorable for many new students George Ramsey who was down Ladies' Hose, Underskirts, Handkerchiefs, crat that Rev. F. C. Stanard and a t the opening o f college this from Willamina the first o f the year. Belts, Fednators, Kimonos. family are up from Berkeley, W alter L. Tooze, the “ mer week closing np the final deal for California, spending their vaca his part of the old Ramsey dona tion with relatives in binn coun chant prince" o f Falls City; A ll this you will find marked from 25 to 33 1-3 per tion claim, said the sea breezt ty. Peaches and cream1 as well passed through tow n on the cent lower than the regular price. W e don’t say how coming through the Grand Ronde as the glad hand are awaiting morning train Tuesday without long this sale will la st but the best o f' everything will pass seemed to help his asthma them among their Newberg so much as poking his head ont and he has concluded to buy go first W e are going to clear our store o f mil left o f the window to say "h o w d y” friends. property at Willamina. George overs and the prices we make will soon do i t Mr. and Mrs. John Pemberton to his Newberg friends. A slight is one o f the native sons o f Che- that w ill not soon be forgotten. and Levi M. Gilbert were down halem and we don’t like to Mr. and. Mrs. McGlashan and rom Salem Tuesday on business him leave the community. connected with the Alaska mis Miss Pearl, of Chicago; Mr. and Clatsop Beach resorts afford a sionary work o f the Friends Mrs. Galbreath, o f Tualatin; Mr. variety o f amusements for the chnrch. Mr. Gilbert is one of the and Mrs. Sol. Jack, o f Farring pleasure seeker. In addition to oremost prune growers of the ton, and daughters were the surf bathing, clam digging and Rosedale district and Mr. Pem guests o f Mr. and Mrs. W . W. crab fishing, these resorts have berton is now manager of a new Baker last week at Middleton all the attractions of the moun mutual insurance company re where they are camping for the tains, situated as they are in cently organised,, with head summer. close proximity to the Coast J. H. Wood sold his residence quarters in Salem. * Range, where the best of trout near the Commericial hotel to S. The date for the opening of the fishing and hunting tor big game public school has not been fully E. Watkins, the architect, who are within easy walking distance determined upon, but it will is expecting his family to arrive from the hotels. L o w round trip most likely be September 23. from Warsaw, Indiana, soon. rates are in effect via the Astoria The teaching force employed is Mr. and Mrs. Wood w ill remove & Columbia River Railroad. made up o f R. W. Kirk, princi to the M oom aw property which F. A. Elliott finished his con pal, F. H. Buchanan, J. G. Mc- they bought in the spring and tract with the county court of ntosh, the Misses A. L. Rich which has been occupied by Chas. Polk county for cruising the tim mond, Pearl Durst, M ay Endi- Butler. Charley w ill take the ber lands o f the county, last cott, M ary Simonson, Elizabeth property vacated by G. W. week. He has since taken a con Kirk, Nora J. Sorenson, Alpha James, who goes to his new tract with the Willamette Pulp v )onaca, Freda Gist, Mrs. Josie home. and Paper Mills at Oregon City, An August thunder storm with and will leave shortly for a tim Bradley, Mrs. J. G. McIntosh. Clarence M. Brown, who re leavy rain is certainly out o f the ber belt near the California and C U T T IN G PRICES O N G O O D SH O ES turned to Indiana some time ago ordinary in the Willamette val- Nevada line, where he will be en In the face o f existing conditions one would natur is accused o f breaking' into a ey, but we had both on last gaged in cruising up to the end ally look with distrust upon any kind o f a cut price print shbp in Randolph county, Saturday and no mistake about pf the year. A man who has proposition in shoes. Shoe materials and labor almost lo t a serious charge however. it. ' Distant lightning flashes Mr. E lliott’s knowledge o f tim "out of sight’ ’ and going higher all the time, and yet The editor o f the Lynn Herald has were visible most o f the night land on the coast don’t have to we are actually cutting the prices on certain numbers gone oft on a ftfe weeks vaca jrevious, and in the early morn look for a job these days. o f Oxfords Ties and high top shoes to close ou t tion, along with the hay fever ing hours the cannonading in the A feint yelp, a few drops of While these last you can secure bargains in the colony on their annual migra leavens was loud 'enough and blood, a scrap or tw o o f hide shoe line—i f you come early. near enough to cause a good cir tory trip to Traverse City, Michi and it was all over with Billy gan, and Clarence and the girl culation in persons who are in Nelson’s faithful friend, the little W IL S O N & H A N N IN G ypo will be the whole show in clined to be timid. The rain was spotted dog—a source o f grief to lis absence. The work will be a soaker and the air was well Billy and nothing left for the cor well done too. We will vouch cleared of dust and smoke. oner or the sausage grinder. It S. E. Watkins has commenced was a case o f being long on grit or that. W. L. Robertson and family the erection o f an office on the and short on judgement, when went out last Sunday afternoon property he bought o f J. H. he undertook to snap at the to view the remains o f the old Wood, and in the rear o f the of- head instead o f the tail o f the Robertson home on the farm lice he, with W. H. Galland will train last Sunday morning. Time near Dundee, which went up in engage in the manufacture of and again he had been warned ^ ■ ■ '- *1 . ¡ < - " V 7 V* Cry* smoke last Wednesday night, lollow stone blocks for building about butting itr against the ' w J *5 Mr. Watkins was Harriman system, but without * n t' lere in the old house the Robert purposes. manager o f such a factory in In r- -V -Vv** — -V 4 -Of avail, and now he is gone, but son boys were born and of course v many tender memories linger in diana and consequently he has a not forgotten. , thorough knowledge of the busi The Newberg Meat and to ld their minds about the place, t á t lE á r when "fond recollections present ness. They have already made Storage Co. has been figuring on V-dTS < ^ ) ^ enlarging the business by pre fi&jr few pretty samples and in a them to view ." A pair o f his paring to pack pork, and E. short time they will be putting cither’s bullet moulds, W. L. Creede, a Portland packer who is J S — . f — ffc_ — -S — raked from the ashes to preserve :he product on the market. recommended as an adept at the The "merger” meetings for Sun- business, and who the company as a memento o f the days o f the arranged bv h *« been figuring with, has been old muzzle loading rifle that duv evenings to.wn du" n« *he wc^k d.era°"* inng on the wooden pegs over th^ different churches have been strating what he can do in the The Leggett Spring Bed something o f a "frost,” when the door. The loss o f the house w ay o f cutting and curing meat No better spring made. The factory guarantees them for five alls on Hans Nelson, who now leld in the grove. So many cool I The writer had the pleasure pleasure ol of owns the farm and little if any evenings were not figured on for seeing Mr. Creede nourish the years not to sag nor break. Sold on 30 days trial. I f not satis insurance was carried. Early in the months of July and August knife over the carcasses o f several factory in every way, the purchase price refunded. Sold by porkers Wednesday afternoon the evening the family crossed when the meetings were sebed- . W . W . H O L L IN G S W O R T H & (X X and it really looked easy, and the the road to visit a neighbor and uled. The weather conditions in hams and shoulders were rounded ^ , T h e House Furnishers. soon afterward the house was the Willamette valley have been ofl so smoothly that it made a seen to be on fire, but it was too such as to meet all the require fellow hungry to look at them. Goods sold on Installments. far along to save a ny thing. This ments o f a delightful summer re The Meat company deserves en couragement along this line and removes another o f the old land sort this season,,and a pastor we hope the necessary financial You can never get to know a The suspicious seek in others marks located on the road lead- must have a good deal of fire to arrangements can be made to man by finding out things about what they have hidden in them ng from points up the, valley on warm up a congregation seated start the packing business on a him. - \ •** selves. good basis. in a grove after nightfall. the West side to Portland. PARKER MERC. CO. Having Eyes They oee not, unleee they are properly fitted w ith g la —ee. S. W . P O T T E R Ie the the man to eee about it. W atches, Clocks, and a M l line o fjS ilv e rw a re fo r the holiday T . W . W . Hollingsworth A Son Funeral Directors A Embalmers Calls Answered Day or Night Both Phones New berg. Ore. NEWBERG BAKERY Fresh Bread, Pies and Cakes always on hand. Orders filled at short notice Strobmakr & Hanish A . D. K E N W O R T H Y SeceoMor to Koewortky A Hodwe LICENSED FUNERAL DIRECTOR ANDEM BALM ER. Now aed up-to-date funeral parlor* aad pan* at potroa*. wnrica (rat of charge. ■Stoked (or fuawaU oa laqutot. Calk Oftca and zzri Lady attendant if daured. Ball pfepea Mais 306 Mutoal phoaa 11-3 SEE Orange Elliott For Good Plumbing and all kinds ef fixtures. Shop i door west of Balss shoe shop. DR. A M. D A V IS DENTIST iee ever Sank of Now LOOKS IM POSSIBLE B U T ITS TR U E Newberg Furniture Store t