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Prof. Broughton, o f McMinn Dr. Harrold w ent to McMinn
ville College w ill preach at the ville the first o f the week to at
L IT T L E F IE L D * RO M IG
Baptist cbnrch next Sunday tend a meeting o f the advertising
NORTH BOUND.
PHYSICIANS A SURGEONS
committee o f the County Devel
8.52 a. m.
4.18 p. m. morning,
opment League.
s o u t h B o u n d .
S. M. Hoskins and wife arrived
9.07 a. m.
5.40 p. m. here from Danville, Illinois, last
Rev. J. E. Blair, pastor ot the
Office in First N at’I Bank Building
Presbyterian
chnrch went to
week, com ing with a view o f lo
Both
cating. Mr. Hoskins is a brother Lebanon the first o f the week to
of Mrs. J. H. Rees, o f Spring- attend a church conference.
Local Events.
brook.
'The High School students are
J, O. Swisher, o f Centralia, promising something good in the
Dr. Snapp.left tor his new jo b
W
ashington, visited from Friday way o f an entertainment to be
with the railroad people at
DR. R. « . HARROLD,
Hnntington the first o f the week. till M onday of this week with given in the High School room
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ingle. They Friday evening April 24th. The
Ralph Ackley, the Tillamook
DENTIST.
were Kansas neighbors eighteen money will be used fpr a good
representative o f the Portland
purpose, half going to help the
years ago.
BOTH PHONES
development league, was in tow n
Herbert Satchwell, w ho has boys prepare tor the county field
Tuesday.
been bolding down a position as meet here, and half to assist the
Harvey Saunders came npfrom conductor on the Portland elec girls to send a delegate to the Y.
Portland Saturday evening to tric fines for some time, has been W. C. A. conference.
TTOUntT-AT-LAW
spepd a little time with *‘tbe at home daring the week taking
The many friends ot Porter
folks.” He was looking well.
CLARENCE SUTT.
a needed rest while slightly in Skinner will be sorry to learn
» In .11 tli« uou-ta of the ateM
L. W. Charles has rented the disposed.
that he is at home on his dairy
itloD (Iran tu probate
Miss Ella Hadley property on
Herman Smith arrived home form on Chehalem mountain in
ditfU nf of all legal paper.
«««bars O
River
street
and
will
move
his
from
Kansas last week where he poor health. Mr. Skinner has
O m c i-S e c o n d Floor
‘ t of Mowborg Bolldla«-
fatnily and effects np trom Port spent the winter. He has the been a very active man o f affairs
land.
same story« to tell that others during his whole life and having
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N K AUCKC. nownme
lo a n a w w iu .
Harlan Smith has a neat cot are bringing1 Which is that busi crowded the machine to the
tage well under w ay, located ness is better in Oregon than it limit, continned rest will no
doubt be necessary in order to
north of the Baptist church in is east o f the Rockies.
“ Smithville,” which he will oc
Work on the milk condensing give nature time and opportuni
OSTEOPATHIC PHYMCM MtS
cupy
when
completed.
plant is progressing nicely and ty to make repairs.
Oraduatea at tba parent aahoidJClrkariUo,
Mo., nadar tba launder, Dr. A. T. Still,
Everett Heacock has bought a
ofiee at Bealdenoa. ona I dock oortfe of Bank
The log train from Palls City the building will be ready for in
of navbarc
.
OfBoa boon. • to 13 and IdPte A
started on the run again the first stalling the machinery in a few tw o acre tract ot N. C. Christen
Ball phono.
o f the week and everybody is days. Mr. Ross says he hopes son, being a part o f the A. B.
hoping that it may keep up the to be ready to begin to receive George place near tow n on the
milk in about a month.
northwest, and has laid it off
gait all through the seasou.
in
lots with a view o f building
A. M. Hoskins has rented his
Being in very poor health, H.
houses
on same and selling. He
C. Johnson has been brought residence on River street to C. D.
has plans matured for a 20x30
from Salem, to be cared for at Ross o f the milk condensery, and
bungalow
o f very neat and tasty
home. Friends are kindly re the first o f next mouth, he will
design
which
he will build at
quested not to call expecting store his furniture and he and
mice.
to see him, as it cannot be al Mrs. Hoskins will g o to Lents
lowed.
• and live in the house with Mrs. ' The Friends chnrch at Rex was
dedicated last Sunday with all
J. W. Trew, who has been Lizzie Hoskins.
day
services and a big basket
W . W . Hollingsworth & Son working in a mill atH oaqnim , Arbor day is t o be observed at
dinner
at noon. Rev. Isom P.
Washington, for some time is at the college on Friday by setting
Fnnorsl Directors A ¡Embalm ers
W
ooton
preached the dedication
home with his family again and trees and engaging in putting
sermon in the afternoon. T w o
has a jo b with M. H. Pinney the campus in better order. The
Calls Answered Day or Night
hundred dollars was subscribed
running his planer a t the little ladies will furnish lunch at noon
Both Phones
for
clearing the house o f debt
and a big day is to be made ot
plant on the railroad.
N e w b e rg ,
O r«.
and for the purchase o f an organ.
Principal Kirk and his assist it. A general invitation is ex The Rex people are very proud
ants in showing Superintendent tended to all w ho are interested of their chnrch and they have
Belt what they could do in case to attend and assist in the good cause for the feeling as it is a
Music Department
o f fire recently, cleared the build work.
very neat and attractive build
C. T. Long, w ho is a republi
Lessons in Piano Playing, Voice ing ot six hundred pupils in fifty-
ing, and it was built and fur
eight seconds at the sound o f the can candidate for county com nished a t a very low figure.
Cultivation, Harmony,
missioner, was down from Mc
and Composition.
Kong.
Paul V. Maris came up from
Charley White came over trom Minnville Tuesday getting ac
Portland Tuesday evening and
quainted
with
the
people.
Mr.
Scotts Mills last Saturday to
remained over night. He has re
Musical Dwactor.
visit with his mother, Mrs. Mary Long is a carpenter and con
cently been appointed deputy
White, and his soa Harvey who tractor and has had consider
under J. W. Bailey, dairy and
able
experience
in
bridge
build-
Try U se
is in college, but be failed to con
food commissioner, and during
ing,
which
his
friends
think
gives
nect with the latter as he and
HOME BAKERY
him a peculiar fitness for the p o the week he has been getting ini
When in want o f freeh bread, pies, Olin Hadley had gone biking to
sition. He has resided in the tiated into the duties o f the of
cakee, or anything in the bakery line. the latter’ s home at Marion.
county for years and is one o f fice. His w ork will be in the
L. B. Charles, foreman in the
W e eell tea, coffee, apices, extracts,
country mainly where he will
onr substantial tax payers.
and all kinds o f
Graphic office left for Lake coun
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Smith, w ho visit the dairy ranches, test each
ty the first of the week in com
HOMEMADE CANDIES
cow ’s milk, find out what each
CRACK O’JACK
pany with his sister, Mrs. Alice went to Kake, Alaska, seven man feeds his cow s, ascertain re
AN D TILLAMOOK CHEESE.
M. Noel, to take a look at the months ago t o assist in the work sults, and learn all the best
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Bell phone 266 country with a view art locating at Friends Mission on the island,
methods pursued by the most
G. F. H ERRIOT, 1st A Edwards St on homestead land. His brother arrived home Tuesday evening.
successful
dairymen, and this in
L. W. is holding dow n the jo b in They re m a in e d considerably formation he will carry toothers.
longer than they had expected
the office during his absence.
when going as changes that were It is a step taken by the dairy
Jo^n Gower has begun work made in the w ork seemed to re men with a view o f gaining all
DR. A . M. DAVIS
on a new green house which is quire it. Mr. Smith and his tw o the information possible that
to be 20x80 feet. He (finds a sons Harlan and Herman have will help them to get the most
D E N T I S T
ready market for all the hot associated themselves together out o f the business at the least
house stuff he produces and the is as a firm to d o carpentering and possible cost. Mr. Maris will
O ffle . In Unten
so well pleased with the outlook contracting during the coming put his best efforts into the work
that he will continue to branch season and as they are all first and his friends feel confident that
out to meet the demands o f the class workmen they will no he will succeed in his new field of
trade. It is all in the know how . doubt find plenty to do.
endeavor.
Mrs. C. S. Hulin’s hither, fi. G.
Roily W atson and wife, of Til Newberg has figured promi
A t ( 1A 0 0 p e r U t
Smith, sold his place in Lane lam ook, who passed through nently this week in a kidnapping
In T. Brouillette’s Addition to county and came to Newberg tow n Tuesday ia their big red case, Seattle and Portland par
last Thursday and was so well touring car on their w ay home, ties being the participants. A
Rose Lawn Cemetery
pleased with this part of the made a pleasant call at the young couple in Seattle named
Care o f lots guaranteed far s
Willamette valley that he bought Graphic office. Mr. W atson spent Manard have had trouble and
small consideration.
forty-one acre* last M onday several years in the navy and their little five year old daughter
from Mr. Brown near Dundee was on board Dewey’ s flag ship Was given to the husband by the
and will make this county his at the battle o f Manila Bay, but court. A week ago the parents
home.
since retiring from the service he ot Mrs. Manard kidnapped the
PAINTER & PAPER
J. H. Smith, son-in-law o f J. W. has until recently been engaged child, taking her to Portland
HANGER
Wiedman, who removed from in the newspaper business as and later bringing her to the
Can be found at residence o f
Newberg to Euclid, Lincoln coun publisher o f the Herald at Tilla home of Mrs. Bass in Newberg.
C. R. Williams.
ty, three years ago, died April mook, knd the shots that have Mr. Manard with detectives fol
10 as the result o f an accident passed back and forth between lowed the trail and located the
NEWBERG DYE W ORKS that occurred in falling a tree.
bis office and that o f the Head child and her grandmother here.
Barber Shop in Connection
While improving his homestead light‘with Baker behind the gun, The Bass home was eloselv
(Opposite Commercial Hotel)
and in sawing down a tree the have been about as warm as guarded day and night until
Suite Dyed to Order. First-Class tree fell sooner than he expected, anything seen at Manila. At Wednesday when the parties ap-
Cleaning and Repairing. La striking the unfortunate man,
present Mr. W atson isprom ot-i peared liefore Judge Bird at Mc
dies* Clothing. All Work
breaking
both
legs
below
the
ing a scheme lor improving the Minnville. Attorney Clarence
Guaranteed. Give
knees
and
injuring
him
internal
us a Trial.
wagon road into Tillamook by Bntt appearing for the mother
ly.
He
died
thirty-six
hours
wav o f Grand Ronde. He has and Attorney Roswell Conner
SPERRV & COMER, Props.
Mutual Phone.
after the accident. Ten years fonr men at work on the road fo f the father. Judge Bird placed
i before he had both legs broken now And he hopes to be able to the little one in charge ot Deputy
Spnciatl N o tic e .
in a railroad accident. The de interest others to such an extent Sheriff J. J. W oods to bereturned
The new telephone directories ceased left a young wife, the that the road may be made pass by him to Seattle for final dispo
are printed. Call and get one. daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Wied able for autos by the middle o f sition in the courts there. Jo
New Stromberg-Carlson tele man, four small children, his
the summer, when he intends to left Wednesday evening with his
phones tor sale. Share of stock
father
and
tw
o
brothers.
The
put his touring car on the route charge looking as happy as a
sold on installments if preferred.
above
account
was
famished
by
Also new phones and extra parts
from McMinnville to Tillam ook. father with his’ first born. And
for sale. 8. J. Madson, Mutual Dr. H. J. Minthorn, o f Newport, He figures that he cun make the why shouldn’t he for she is a
phone 18-8.
who attended Mr. Smith.
pretty little thing.
run with safety in nine hoars.
Rsllroaá Tims TaM*.
Early April
Buyers
Will find this store alert with newest
Spring and Summer Merchandise. We’ve
gathered together a splendid stock o f
real honest values—o f newest and most
popular ideas and we feel there’ s great
est pleasure in your spring buying here.
Prices are fully as tempting as the
styles—
New W ool Suitings
W ash Goods in Great Variety
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Hats, Shoes and Hosiery
Men’s Clothing and Furnishings
«EVERY BUYER PLEASED.*
PARKER MERC. CO.
Pacific College
J. S. Carrick
At the Newberg Furniture Store
W e W ant Y our Business
A new line o f 9x12 Brussel! Rugs and Ingrains
Cut corner Bed Spreads for iron beds.
Quality o f Goods considered, prices are lowest.
W . W . HOLLINGSW ORTH A CO.
Goods sold on the installment plan.
Cemetery Lots
C. F. Williams
CALL AND SEE OU R STOCK OF
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Chandelier Shade Brackets
Portable and Electric Supplies
If we haven’ t got what you want we will get it
Y A M H IL L ELECTRIC CO.
M AKE YOUR OWN ST O C K FOODS B Y USING
TH E SKIDOO H O R SE ’ AND C A T T L E T A B LE TS
C nnh and mh in feed or m H. Proper does in tablet*
M AKES
YOUR
STO CK
LOOK
L IK E
TH E
TOP
P R IC K
Contain no Sawdoat. A »be*. Chop Feed or Bran. Aak for an* try o o c n - a m O O O C ta S ta
Tablata, Worm. Kidney. Chicken Cholera. Bliatar, Heave. Fever. Hap Cholera tahiata. Lonaa Fnwde
Spa via Care. Barh Wlra Liniment. Fink Bye. Dietcmper. Calk or Bone StHfcner Tablets.
For sale by F . H . Caldw ell A Co.