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Gladys L. Harris age 19, to Geo. L. Dorsey age 21. Knnaie Wagner age 24, to Mrs. J. B. Parker .was up from Clarence Hendershott age 32. Sellwood for a short visit the first o f the week. Don’t make yourself common; President Kelsey has bought the world sits up and takes no the J. B. Parker property and tick only o f the uncommon. will improve it tor a home. QUEEN P A TE N T LEW IS A. CLAR K W. A. Wotherspoon, o f Ta coma, who is on his way to Cali A meeting o f the Commercial fornia, has been in town during Club is called for Friday night at the week visiting with his sister, Masonic hall when an election o f Mrs. F. H. Rogers. officers for the coming year will A delegation was over trom be held. A full attendance is de Woodburn Wednesday inspecting sired. R. W. H arrold , Pres. the big cannery with a view ot getting pointers tor a proposed Executrix Notice. Notics U hereby (Ivan that tha undarolgn cannery at their town. The work at the cannery is progressing nicely and with the arrival o f the boiler it will not take long to have the plant com pleted, ready for business. B o th p h on es C ity F ree D eliv ery haa bean duly appointed executrix ol the li will and testament of t . M. Hasktn, deoeasi by Conntr Court of Yamhill County. Oregon. S. E. W A T K IN S Manufacturer o f Hollow Concrete Building 8tone. Architectural Designing, Plans and Specification made to order. F. H. Rogers, who for some time has had charge ot a store in Baker county which is owned by Portland parties, is at homfe The Belgian Stallion, Noiresu, with his tamily on Fifth street. will make the season o f 1906 at Miss Hattie George, daughter my farm 4 miles east o f Carlton o f Mr. and Mrs. Marion George, and 3 miles north o f LaFayette. is a member o f a large class o f Terms, $12.60 to insure in foal; ladies who recently completed money due when mare is known the nurses course at the Good to be in foal, sold or removed Samaritan hospital in Portland. from county. Saturday and Sun- day reserved, W. L. Walker, Henry Sargeant, a brother-in- owner. law ot H. A. Dimond has been up from Portland during the week visiting and in the mean time looking for a location. He was formerly from Long Prairie, Minnesota. .. .yf Wanted and For Sale. Gives careful attention to all business c o m m i t t e d to its charge, and highly appreciates your business. N. C. CHRISTENSON, Cashier. m m SSO SM a^ T H A T N E E D S R E P A IN T IN G OR FOR YOUR Mrs. W. S. Parker gave an Easter party at her home on last Saturday evening, those present being the Misses Nora Parker, Freda Gist, Esther and Edna Andrews and Messrs Maynard Redmond, Owen Maris and Fay Sims, o f Portland, and Curtis Parker. Within a few days work will begin on some extensive changes to «be made on the tw o story brick building on the corner o f First and Meridian streets, for merly occupied by the Bank o f Newberg and J. B. Mount. Tht stairway will be changed to the outside ot the building and the lower floor will be thrown to gether by the removal o f the vault and partitions, while changes will be made in the upper story, cut ting out the small rooms and making a large hall. A local firm wanting more room has leased the lower floor, and a large ware- room will be added in the rear in order to give additional floor room. Gas Stoves, Radiators, M M Seven room house and tw o lots on College street, Newberg, at a heat- or cold-resisting, high gloss paint, bargain if taken soon. G eo . W. M itchell . and other articles for w h ich y ou need a LOW E BROTHERS . CARRIAGE GLOSS PAINT TAKE THE BLUE BELbLINE TO HEALTH THEY MAKE YOU FEEL Something to “ Lean On BLACKSMITH GeaaealTaaic. Bright Sunshine, Heart. Worm. Kidney, Headache. Summer Complaint, fftirlSlm Tablets let- Childraa. Lirer, Fcmala Regulator or Quinsy TahMa. ‘ • * F o r s a le b y F . H . C a ld w e ll & C o. F or S ale —Beautiful tract o f Rhode Island Red eggs for nearly tw o acres with fruit, ber hatching, 50 cents lor 15. Leave ries and fertile soil under fine cul orders at Vincent feed store. • tivation—inside citv limits—love- T. J. W erth . ly building spot. T he N ewberg L and C o H o w Cough Germs Multiply, When you have ^ a cold the muc F or S ale —Six-room house, lot ous membra dc is inflamed and the 50x110 ft. Central location. disease germs which you breathe 5-7 N. L. F e ll , .find lodgement end multiply, espe B ox 21Ô, Newberg, Or. cially the pneumonia germ. Fo The Chas. K. Spaulding L og ley’s Honey and Tar soothes and ging Co. always have at their heals the inflamed air passage, stops Notice to Users o f Slab w ood— store a large stock o f general the cough and expels the cold from building material, including As we have dispensed with our your system. Refuse substitutes. doors, windows, mouldings, regular collector it will be neces C. F. Moore. turned work, also lime, sand, ce sary for cash to accompany or ment, plaster and building paper. ders placed with ns tor slab wood. T he C has . K. S paulding L og Muriel's Victor No. 64069, ging Co. F or S ale —Loose hay and dropped April 2, 1902. Solid white oats. One mile out on the H. R. Cobb is prepared to do squirrel gray, black tongue and Chehalem road. Phone 218. yonr express or other light haul switch. First premium at Ore C. M arsh . gon State Fair 1902. ing at reasonable rates. Victor’s Exile No. 75250, P lants for sale -^Tom atoes, fine large hardy plants, flower Fifty to 100 bushels o f seed dropped Nor. 8,1906. Solid col ing plants, geraniums, phlox, oats for sale. E. S. Craven, Bell or, black tongue and switch. Dam, M a r a ’s Pride, No. 64069, larkspur, petunias, heliotropes, phone. Sire, Muriel’s Victor. Also a full verbenas and asters. F or S ale —Fresh cow, 5 years brother, dropped Sept. 20,1907. Mutual 30-9 . J ohn G ow er , J. C. A rmstrong , East Side Greenhouses, Newberg. old, with calf. J. D. B arclay , Carlton, Oregon. 8th & River Streets. L ost —Gold Masonic charm Newberg Phone No. 214. Pasture to let by Lee Dadis- Return to Mills' jewelry store. man, Mutual phone 18-11. “ A Pair o f Lunatics” is the I am prepared to put in septic subject ot a very laughable See Lee Dadisman if you have tanks after the latest approved sketch given by Miss Patty and stock you want pastured. methods. E nos E llis , Mr. C atlow at Duncan’s Hall Friday, April 24. E. W. Gear. Rex, Oregon. Vet erinary sugeon and dentist, teeth The concert at Duncan’s Hall work a specialty. Bell phone Friday night, April 24, given by June Marguerite Patty a n d Chester James Catlow is a popu F or S ale —About 100 bushels lar one—one that can be thor ot seed oats that made 87 bushels oughly enjoyed by all. The pro- per acre last year. M. W. G umm . gram consists o f a wide variety Mutual phone 14-3. ol work—child impersonations, old woman characters, Irish The Boyes Bros, are in the monologues, tableaux, sketches market again tor fat stock ot all and piano numbers. kinds and it will be to the inter The names ot tw o silver medal Is known to be best. It has been tested for years, and always with contestants were omitted from success. Beautiful colors; easily applied; dries quickly and very hard report o f W. C. T. U. Institute, with varnish-gloss finish; costs but s trifle. Miss Cross o f Dundee and Edna est o f farmers to see them. F or S ale —Corner lot 5, block Everest o f Chehalem Center, the last named receiving the medal. 5, Deskins first addition to New Parties desiring to contract M ary E. C. S cott , berg, $375. Address T. A. Bak for river sand or gravel will do ' Press Supt. er, 1160 Detroit St., Portland, well to confer with D. Estel, Bell Ore. 4-30 phone Main 51. Notice to Contractors. A gents W anted .—16x20cray- Notice is hereby given that- on portraits 40 cents, frames 10 Potatoes for Sale—20 to 65 eta sealed bids will be received up to, cents and up, sheet pictures one :r 100 lbs. E. S. C raven . and opened on May 10,1908, at) cent each. You can make 400 Bell Phone one o ’clock p. m. for the erection per cent profit or $36 per week. On Saturdays 1 will pay o f aschoolhouseinschool district Catalogue and samples free. 39, near Scholls, Washington Prank W. Williams Company, the highest market price for eggs county, Oregon. Plans and spec 1208 W. Taylor St., Chicago, delivered at my home tw o miles northwest o f Newberg. M. L. ifications may be seen at the resi Illinois. Thorn. dence of L. M. Hesse, chairmaq o f the board. The Board re After reading Mr. Catlow ’s an F or S ale —At a bargain five serves the right to reject any or nouncement one comes to the room house and lot 50x100. all bids. L. M. H esse , conclusion that he must be a de House is in good condition, be R. F. D. 3, Beaverton Oregon. cidedly funny man. It has al Scholls phone 152 line 5. 5-7 ways been a debatable question ing recently papered and painted. which is highest in art, pathos Enquire o f C. B. Cummings. or hnmor, but we must admit and visible means o f practical support is a good, sub P l a n t s F o r S a l e — Early cab that life to most all has enough stantial bank account. Once you have a good balance Edith Allen age 26, to Pern bage and cauliflower, fine hardy at your banker’s, you do not care how things go, be o f pathos, and the artist who Patten age 36. plants; violet Princess, strong cause you feel independent And the only way to get Lila Waugaman age 22, to W,. gives clean, wholesome fun to clumps; good selection ot gerani a bank account is to save, and save, and acquire riches his audiences, amuses them and C. Hagerty age 38. by patient th rift We can help you do this by taking ums. John Gower, Newbes^* care o f your savings and paying you a good interest Belle Harris age 20, to Carey makes them forget grim facts, phone Mutual 30-9. surely he haa accomplished more thereon. Do not delay, but start saving at once. Peck age 36. than the artist who impresses Vesta Clevinger age 21, to Notice. the hard facts of life still more in Charles E. Crater age 21. A very fine full blooded Jersey Marl L. Jaussen age 17, to delibly upon his hearers. Mr. J. C. COLCORD, Cashier B. C. MILES. Pres. Catlow together with Miss Pat for service at one dollar. Charles V. Baker age 20. - J. L. HOSKINS,Viee Pres. IF. E. CR0ZER, Asst. Cashier ty will appear at Duncan’s Hall F red W erth , Mary J. Worth age 69, to O. C. Friday night, April 24. A Wynooski street. McKay age 72. For Sale at J. B. Mount's LIKE A LOW RATES SO U TH ER N P A C IFIC - (Lines in Oregon) > FROM Newberg, Oreg AS FOLLOWS: Chicago $7330 S t Lotm 6830 S t Paul 60.80 Omaha 6030 Kansas City 6030 $8*30 8330 82.55 7530 7530 TICKETS W ILL BE ON SALE May 4, 18 June 5, 6» 19, 20 July 6, 7, 22, 23 August 6, 7, 21, 22 Good for return in 90 days with stopov er privelege at pleasure within limita. REMEMBER THE DATES For any further information call o* G. W. James, Lofai Agent or writ# to ' W M . M cM URRAY, General Passeng% Agent. PORTLAND, OREGON.
