Rer. Lindley A. Well* w ai op J. L. Hoskins received a coop
from Portland Tuesday evening, of Black Minorca chicken* from
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NORTH BOUND,
0. K. Edward* and family yen I* H-
Oooveneur, New
u? fr?“ Portland 9» a ? «t Bon. j Yorkf th?" w* k-
daY*
H. ft. Morn* ha* decided to
Dr. R aj Pemberton wa* down J0“ the Cfowd »oing ea*t thi*
from Salem Saturday and Son- wetk • “ > will visit with relative*
day visiting with relatives. :
IU“ oi* and Indiana.
A. M. Aspinwall was down
from Brook* the first of the week
visiting with 8. W. Newboose.
Qffles over Bank of N sw berf
BOTH
PHONES
DR. GEO. LARKIN
Dentist.
Office over First N at’l Bank
Both Phones
THE
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Is the place to bay
PU R E FOOD
roeitively ns shun or other injurioae in
gredients used in the production of oar
goods. Let as have your order.
Free Delivery
Bell phone 266
G F. HERRIOT, 1st A Edwarda St
ago he shipped three Black Minor-
caa to Japan and there were no
fighting cocks in the bunch either.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Carey who
went to Manstin, Wisconsin, on
an extended visit in the spring
lave bought a farm there and
will remain for the present. Their
daughter, Miss Lula, will go to
them soon Their many friends
in Newberg will be sorry to learn
A t $15.00 per Lot
that they have decided not to
n T. Brouillette’s Addition to return.
Rose Lawn Cemetery
Calvin Blair is holding down
Care o f lots guaranteed for a the position o f deputy sheriff nn-
small consideration.
der Sheriff Henderson at the
county seat bnt his extreme mod
Eyes Examined and G lasses esty along with close application
to business has kept his friends
Correctly Fitted
irom knowing much about it. It
Broken Lens Matched and
goes without saying that he will
Matched and Replaced.
make a faithful and "obedient
Frames Fitted and Repaired.
DR.”A . M. D A V IS
Cemetery Lots
jam es h .
M il l s
Scientific Optician
Next to P. 0.
Newberg
F. H. Caldwell
& Company
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS
p *««dent Kelsey
Home Made
and little
Mi*a Eva 8prague, of Portland,
visited in town last Sunday with
the Misses Sibyl and Bernice
J Woodward,
Roy WaMAin, wile and child re«
turned to Dallas last Saturday
after having visited with rela
tives in town.
The Martin Downs place on
the side o f Chehalem mountain
has been sold to C. H. Stoll, a
new arrival in the community.
The Misses Mildred and Min
nie. M offitt were up from Port-
lane the first of the week spend
ing a short vacation at home.
Levi M. Gilbert, one o f the
prominent fruit growers of Rose-
dale was down the first of the
week visiting with his brother
Dan.
Herbert Coffin, o f the Clemen-
son Drug Co. o f Portland,came up
home a tew days ago and went
with his mother and brothers to
Newport.
Archie Seeley and Miss Olive
Stratton went to Wilsonville Sun
day where they fed on fried chick
en at the home o f the parents o f
O ur new bread is white and
light, thoroughly baked, and
He the biggest lo a f o f good
bread sold at 5 cents a lo a f
o f about five lines. Let ns hai
a good attendance.
M as y E. C. S cott , Press Supt
On Thursday evening of last
week an accident occurred in the
family o f J. H. Schoonover who
lives on Chehalem mountain,
which resulted in the death o f
Martin, the seventeen-year-old
son.
He and a younger brother were
handling an old revolver which
had been picked up about the
place, thinking it was not load'
ed, when it was discharged, , the
ball piercing the abdomen and
inflicting a dangerous wound.
On Friday morning he was
placed on the train and taken to
Portland where he was placed in
St. Vincent’s hospital where he
died on Sunday evening. The re
mains were brought home for
trarial the services being con
ducted by Rev. C. L. Hamilton.
Semon Madson, Miss Lida Wil
son and C. B. Wilson and family
went to Salem in the auto last
Sunday where they visited with
N. D. Elliotts.
L . W. Charles went to Astoria
Saturday night and returned
home Monday with Mrs. Charles
who had been visiting at Astoria
with her mother.
The time for the departure of
the morning train to Portland
has been changed to 8:47 which
w ill make it necessary to trot E d it o r G r a p h ic :
I believe I have the right to de
just a little faster if you start
fend m y c h . I think these few
late.
Miss Cora Comer is here from words would be a very good
Seattle visiting with her father, guide tor everybody to go by,
Silas Comer. She will return “ Be sure you are right and then
home in time to resume her work go ahead,” as David Crockett
in the Seattle schools the first of said. Some one reported that I
had or was sprinkling my vege
September.
Carl D. Philipp, train dispatch tables. It is a false and untruth
er for the Oregon Electric was in ful report. I f the one who did
town last Saturday closing a this had done as they’d wish to
deal with Elmer Wright tor his be done by, before making a com
eighty-acre place out in the Rex plaint they would have come and
examined my garden and saved
neighborhood.
them from telling such a false-
L. M. Parker has bought the
hood. M y nearest neighbors
property located on the east side
know I have not sprinkled my
o f River street between First and
vegetables. Everyone that has
Second, o f Mrs. Ella Palmer,
seen my garden has remarked it
who has resided in ^California
was the best they had seen in
for several years.
town. I have done all the work
J. W. Coffin is building an eight- myself except a little spading and
room house on the corner of his the plowing and- harrowing of
property where the barn formerly the lot, which is all in vegetables.
stood. It is to be fitted with All done with the hoe and rake
modern conveniences and will be and lots of elbow grease. This
for rent when completed.
garden spot does not need sprink
Marion George went to Union ling. I am proud o f it, but not
county the first o f the week where of the report. It the one that
he expects to give magnetic made the complaint had pat on
treatments for rheumatism and a good pair of spectacles or if
other diseases. Before his return need be tw o pair, come over and
he will probably take a trip into walked through my garden if
W allowa county.
they really were honest, they
C. H. Christensen has been pat never would have stooped low
ting in the time lately transport enough to make such a report.
ing passengers by wagon to and I am willing for any truthful per
from the Nestucca beaches at so sons to watch and examine the
much per. He makes the trip garden any time. I guess work
one w ay in tw o days which is is an injustice to me and a dis
hitting the road pretty hard in grace to the one that made the
warm weather.
report.
M rs . A deline S tevens .
The sale o f the Levi Lewis and
Henry Mills farm o f three hun
dred and twenty acres east ol
Statistical Proof.
town at $24,000 is reported
though the deal has not been com
Perhaps prohibition doesn’t
pleted. As there are tw o parties exactly prohibit. But Maine has
wanting it, however, there is no proved that banishing the saloon
doubt of a sale. This is the south 19 good lor business. After forty-
half of the S. Brutscher farm.
five years of no-license Maine had
Prof. Henry R. Linville Ph. D., in 1900 more banks and $22,-
a teacher o f biology in one of 000,000 more deposits than li
the New York High schools, is in cense Ohio with six times the
town visiting bis lather, R. B. population. Kansas, after twen
Linville. He is a graduate of ty-seven years of no-license, has
Harvard and he came here on also no paupers in 84 of the 105
his way home from Berkeley counties and 35 empty jails.
where he taught biology during These things are worth consider
the summer term at the Universi ing in Michigan.—Jackson Pa
triot.
ty o f California.
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J*ree ‘D elivery
J. H. WILSON & SON
At the Newberg Furniture Store
All prices in plain figures. Therefore, no ver
min or disease lurking in our new, fresh line of
up-to-date furnishings.
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W . W . H O L L IN G S W O R T H & CO.
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Goods sold on the installment plan.
For the Celebrated
Anderson Buggy and Rush
ford Wagon
Two o f the Most Durable Vehicles on the market
Also
T H E O LIV E R P LO W S
Harrows, Disk Drills, Cider Mills,
Feeds, Etc.
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•part» Cara. Barb W in Liniment. Pink Ey*. Diatempor, Code or Son* StiSeaar TaMata
F o r sale by F. H. C ald w ell & Co.