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wise, though macro table provi­
dence w as pleased t o remove him
from these changing scenes, o f
earthly life t o the more glorious
and abiding scenes o f the Chris­
tian’s home above.
Comrade Eager»’ sickness dates
back to a little more thanayear.
It was while laboring t o prepare
for the encampment that he first
to o k very sick w ith the disease
that so gradually and finally
W e wish to clear the «tore o f odd and broken lota of merchandise, and in order
sapped his life aw ay. All through
Flour Brands
to do so quickly we place these goods on sale at special prices. Help us to do
the weary weeks and months he
the work thoroughly. You need the goods; W e need the money.
suffered intense pain as the can­
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QUEEN P A TE N T
cer ate deeper and deeper into
his vitals, but his fortitude was
splendid and an example tor us
all.
This brings me to speak just a
$3.00 Hat free with any man’s suit above
w ord o f his devoted wife. W h en ­
$15.00.
ever Cleveland Eggers is known
Buy your ribbons now for the Fourth,
$2.50 Hat free with any man’s suit up to
there must also be told what
No. 1500 Ribbon while they last
$15.00.
this wom an has done for a mem­
No. 5 per yd 03c
No. 22 pdr yd 12<
25 Young Men’ s and Men’s 2 piece suits
orial for her. jin behalf o f my
No. 7 per yd 05c
No. 40 per yd 15<
Acts as public warehousemen for
sisters o f the Relief Corps and
at half form er price.
No hats with
No.
9
per
yd
07c
No. 60 per yd 16<
my Comrades o f the G. A. R. I
for storage of Hay and Grain.
these suits.
wish here and now to thank Mrs.
No 12 per yd 08c
No. 80 per yd 18<
Eggers for her heroic devotion,
BOY'S O V E R A L L S -G ood Quality Den.
No 16 per yd 10c
Highest market price Paid for Hay,
her unfaltering courage and im­
ems; while they last at 21c.
m
ortal
hope
in
the
sick
chamber
Grain, Potatoes, E tc.,
of her husband. It was n ot for
him and yourself alone that you
Goods placed on sale Friday, June 12th.
Our ambition is to make this year's
v\ rought so faithfully by d ay and
sales equal or better than last year. Help us out and we assure you that we
night, it was for us also whose
friend and brother he wasi We
will appreciate it by giving you the best possible prices.
recognize but can never pay our
deep debt of obligation t o you.
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tor the qualities o f wisdom in
council, kindness and justice,
faithfulness o f friendship—I can­
not trust myself to speak. Only
he w ho chanted the elegy over
the fallen Jonathan could d o jus­
tice to the theme. “ I am dis­
tressed for thee, my brother Jon­
athan; very pleasant h a s ft b o u
been to me; thy love to me was
t h a t n e e d s r e p a in t in g
wonderful, passing the love o f
Wholesale & Retail
w om an.”
OR FOR VOUR
House to rent
On Thursday at noon the an­
gel came, and, we believe, the
W ill H amnett .
gates o f eternal day opened very
Highest prices paid for all
gently and he was free from pain
Special reduction on all trimmed
kinds o f farm produce.
and sorrow . M ay the blessing hats at Gregory Sisters Millinery.
Produce sold on commis­
o f Almighty God enriched by the
sion.
tears and prayers o f countless
F or S ale —Young pigs, with
friends abide with the widow, or without brood sows.
the one daughter and three sons
Corner Main A Hancock Sta.
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M. G. O akley .
and other articles for w hich you need a w h o mourn his loss and give
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F or S ale —Set o f segments.
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heat- or cold-resisting, high gloss paint,
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Bids W anted.
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June House Cleaning
Announcement
Ribbon Special
Wanted and
For Sale.
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Men’s Clothing
Watts Sc Keller
Commission Merchants
Gas Stoves, Radiators,
L O W E B R O TH ER S
C A R R IA G E GLOSS P A IN T
Is known to be best. It has been tested for years, and always with
success. * Beautiful colors; easily applied; dries quickly and very hard
with varnisH-gloss finish; costs but a I trifle,
deem . it a matter of great
privilege to have been favored
with frequent introduction into
the many valuable incidents and
m ost interesting experiences of
Near the noon hour of last
his brave, forceful and rather
Thursday died C. H. Eggers after
eventful
life; and I wish 1 might
lingering in pain for months.
speak
o
f
some o f these interesting
The funeral services were held
things,
but
time will not permit
Friday afternoon at the Baptist
me t o d o so on this occasion, for
church,the sermon being preached
to d o so would be to give you
by Rev. Frank C. Stannard,
the
history o f the w ar o f rebel­
the pastor. The services were
lion iu his ow n state; w ould be
in charge o f the local Post
to give you a political, religious
o f the G. A. R. A brave soldier
and educational history o f Ten­
is gone and likewise a man w ho
nessee. F or Comrade Eggers al­
ever took an active and intelli­
w ays took a deep And practical
gent interest in affairs o f public
interest in the development o f
moment.
phases of the life of his na­
At the funeral services the fol­ these
tive state, and shared most gen­
lowing biographical sketch and
appreciation was read by Rev. erously, with its best citizens, in
the cost o f their maintenance.
T. Brouillette:
Comrade Eggers was a ' manly
We are here to offer our tribute
man
without fear, save o f God.
of love and respect to a dear
He
was
steadfast in purpose,
friend and a loyal comrade o f
faithful to duty, strictly adher­
the G. A. R. who has answered ing to what he believed to be
his last roll call.
right. When a mere youth, for
It is difficult to express in instance,
while the war o f rebel­
words the emotions which pos­ lion was on, and where it took
sess our hearts. We can but give
manhood o f the best type to be
the warm grasp of friendship,
a Union man, Comrade Eggers
and the lender word of sympa­
thy to the living while we refer
with sorrow to him who has
been transferred to the Grand
Army above.
Cleveland Eggers was born in
Johnson County, Tennessee, in
1846, and died of cancer in the
gers on the way. Reaching the
63rd year of his age, at his home
Union lines he immediately en­
in Newberg..
listed
in Co. D, 13th Tennessee
His youth was spent in his na- Cavalry,
rendering tw o years o f
tive state where, in the hush o f faithful service to the cause o f the
her mountains and the quiet Union and the flag he loved so
even tenor o f an industrious
farmer-boj’ ’s life, he developed a well.
Just another incident of this
strong physical constitution and one phase of his character is to
an intense love for nature and
be seen in his relentless effort to
nature’s God. He came of pious secure the 26th Dept. Encamp­
parentage from a home circle ment G. A. R. for Newberg last
where the family altar had been year. There was tremendous
erected and he enjoyed the privi­ and united effort put forth to
lege from early childhood of hear­ go to other cities, but Eggers
ing his parents’ voice in family won ou't—though single handed
prayer. At a fond mother’s knee
under the careful training o f her —and brought the Encampment
here by reason o f his pluck and
whom he referred to as “ my perseverance. I am glad that
sainted mother,” he drank in the
inspiration o f what proved in in recognition of his service at
later years to be a consecrated 1 that time we raised him to the
1 highest honor in our power to
life.
bestow and made him Command­
His youth was spent in his na­ er
of our Post.
tive state. Here he received his
Some
18 years ago he left his
schooling and here in the little
native
state
for Oregon. Visit­
church at an early age he an­
ing
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some nine years
swered thie spirit’s call and sur­
afterward
he
met
and macried a
rendered all to the newly found
woman
o
f
excellent
quality of
Savior. He united with the Bap­
j heart and mind, who has given
tist Church of which he was a
faithful member during a period | him a cheerful and happy fire-
(side where the happy, industrious
o f 32 years—serving as officer of
the church during most o f this j years have passeef away very
! pleasantly until God in his all-
]ong period.
For Sale at J. B. Mount’s
H. R. C obb is prepared to do
undersigned will receive up to your express or other light haul­
1 o ’clock p. m., Monday, July 20, ing at reasonable rates.
1906, sealed bids for m aking the
following improvements:
F or S ale — An extra g ood milk
For grading all that portion
cow
, ja st fresh. A bargain at
o f Main street between the south
tf37
C. A. K eeney .
side o f First street and thé south $40.
side o f railroad track in the city
At Gregory Sisters millinery
o f Newberg.
For haulifig and delivering up­ parlors special reduction on all
on said portion o f Main street trimmed hats.
crushed rock, and placing the
same upon said.portion o f said
Six g ood milk cow s for sale; a l
Main street from gutter to gut­
so
tw o brood sows. Frank Nel­
ter, so that when completed said
son,
4 Vi miles west o f Newberg,
crushed rock shall be nine inches
deep in center o f street, and six
F ound —A locket near new can­
inches deep at gutter and to be
from center to gutter o f an even nery. Owner can have same by
and uniform depth and grade, calling at Graphic office and pay­
the rock to come from the quarry ing for this notice.
below the Grafe mill on the west
side o f Chehalem creek; said
L ost — Gold locket and chain
crushed ro«k to be put on in
with initials “ K. R.” Return to
three coats; first coat to be
crushed to 2 V 2 inches, second Jas. H. Mills, jeweler, and receive
coat 1 inch and third coat screen­ reward.
ings, each coat to be thoroughly
Yon will find creamery and
rolled and packed. Said crushed
rock to be delivered by October dairy butter; eggs and chickens;
1, 1908.
potatoes and buttermilk; also)
Said improvements shall be ice cream in bulk at W atts &
done in compliance with Ordi­
nances No. 211 and 214. Separ­ Keller’s commission house on
ate bids will be received for said main St. Call and see us, either
grading, and for delivering said to sell or buy.
crushed rock, and also for doing
A beautiful 7-room bungalow
all o f said work, and 3aid bids
shall state the amount per cubic in Portland. Has 3 large bed
yard for which he will deliver rooms, large deception hall and
and place upon said street the den, porcelain bath, medicine
said crushed rock.
chest, fine linen closets, living
The person receiving said aon-
tract or contracts will be required room, dining room with opening,
to enter into a written contract, china closets, built-in window
and no bids will be received after seats, nice furnace and fireplace,
the time herein specified. The' ’fine kitchen with pantry, porce­
right reserved to reject any and
lain sink with back, gas, electric
all bids; and said bids shajl be
enclosed in a sealed envelope and and combination fixtures, elegant
drop light, nice front and rear
delivered to the undersigned.
and visible means o f practical support is a good, sub­
W m . C lem m ens ,
porch, cement steps and walk,
stantial bank account. Once you nave a good balance
Street Commissioner o f the City cement basement, stationary
at your banker’s, you do not care how things go, be­
o f Newberg.
July 9, 1908 tubs and everything modern.!
cause you feel independent.
And the only way to get
House is new. Nice terraced,
a bank account is to save, and save, and acquire riches
Marriage Licenses.
by patient thrift. We can help you do this by taking
lawns and beautiful shrubbery. !
care
o f your savings and paying you a good interest
Good neighborhood. Lot 50x !
thereon. Do not delay, but start saving at once.
Nellie Maud Duvall, age 29, to 100 feet. Price $5500. Will
Elma E. Agee, age 23.
trade for a farm of equal value
BAN K O F N EW BER G
Darilla Ida Newman, nge 4 4 , or as a payment on a large farm.
to Chas S. W’ hite, age 44.
B. C. MILES, Pres.
Give description of farm.
J. C. (COLCORD, Cashier
Cora Planck, age 26, to E. F.
R alph A ckley ,
J. L. HOSKINS,Vice Pres
W. E. CR9ZER, A n t. Cashier
Stullenberger, age 22.
603 Corbett Bldg., Portland, Or. L
Samantha Seese, age .">9. to
Thos.' M .»Warner, age 56.
An lliaidfoiiH Danger.
Kheta Dickey, age 19, to John
One of the worst features of Kid­
A. Meliza, age 29.
ney trouble is that it is an insidious
Ethel A. Linville, age 19, to disease and befoie the victim real­ THEY MAKE Y O U FEEL LIKE A BLACKSMITH
izes bis danger he may have a fatal
Benjamin C. Scott, age 25. ',,
Adi lor and try once BLUE BELL Cough Syrup. Pite Remedy. Mss’* Pais Liniment. or
Ada Firth, age 31, to Frank malady. Take Fdley’s Kidney BLUE BELL Stomach Tablets, Diarrhoea. Croup, Narra, Couth. Hay Fever aad Catarrh. Blood.
Remedy at the first sign of trouble General Toole. Bright Sunahiite, Heart. Worm, Kidaty, Headache, Summer Complaint. Soothing
Rice, age 33.
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as it corrects irregularities and pre­ Tableta for Cbildrea. Liver, Female Regulator or Qoiaey Tableta.
May Gussie Linden, age 22, to vents Bright’s disease and diabetes.,
For sale by F. H. Caldwell & Co.
Chas E Ungcrman, age 22.
For sale by C. F. Moore.
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