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LITTLEFIELD & ROMIG
NORTH BOUND.
PHY8ICIAN8 * SURGEONS
8.47 a. m.
M rs. A . B. Cooper w a s up from
. Attorney R.
down from M cMinnville Thurs Portland on a short visit last
week.
day.
4.18 p. m.
M. Motchenbacher is building
Dr. H arry Littlefield went to
a small house near his
Portland the fin t o f the week
6.40 p. m. which his mother w ill occupy.
and sold his auto. H e has a new
one ordered for next season.
Mrs. S. J. Gaither, who ]
SOUTH BOUND.
0.05 a. m.
Office in Fin t Nnt’l Bank Building
Local Events.
F. A. Elliott and Roy Wood
have gone down into the Sinaia w
country to inspect some timber.
The w ater set given as a prize
at the Bijou last week was won
by number 687 which was held
by Miss Vesta Kramien.
I. A. Hanning is slowly recov
ering from the fall be received at
Willamina some time ago in
which one leg was broken below
the knee.
DR. R. W. HARROLD,
DENTIST.
BOTH
Mr. Plummer will lecture in
the Baptist chucrh next Sunday,
3 p.m., subject “ Tbe Kingdom ot
God.” Daniel 2:44; Acts 1:6. All
are invited.
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PHONES
been here several
ing at the bedside o f her daogfc-
ter, Mrs. L. W. Charles, returned
to her home at Astoria Wednes
day.
W. E. White made a visit to
Goldendale, Washington, last
week where Mrs. White bad been
visiting for some time. They re
turned home Tuesday evening
bringing with them their niece,
Miss Ovell Chapman.
Tbe Chat. K. Spaulding Log-
ging Co. is planning to build a
new office building ot concrete
adjoining their sash and door
store room on First street.
Prof. Harvey D. Crumly when
told that Russell H. Conwell, the
great lecturer, was to fill one
number in the Lyceum Course,
said he had heard him once and
immediately bought tickets for
the season. Ask him what he
An undenominational Sunday thinks o f Conwell as a lecturer.
school was organized in West
The amount of freight and pas.
Chehalem last Sunday, Novem* senger business done at the rail
ber 8. The following officers road station is the pulse that in
were elected: Supt. S. M. Calkins, dicates the condition o f business
sec. Grace Oliver, treas. Mrs, in Newberg pretty accurately,
Geo. Leach. Sunday school will and the report tor the month of
be held every Sunday afternoon October shows that we are still
at 2 o ’clock.
going some. Station Agent James
E W IL L Continue
our sale until S at
urday night, Nov. 14 .
W
All parties knowing them
selves to be indebted to the
Parker Mercantile Co. will
please call and settle, a» we
wish to close our books as
soon as possible.
A gentleman named Richards
Willis Townsend and witecame says the increase in local freight
from Paonia, Colorado, who is
CLARENCE BUTT.
up
from Archer Place, a suburb and passenger business over the
well acquainted with Rev. Her
WlUpraeUeele all tun uourt* of thn M om
Special atteutiou given tu probate work, the bert T. Cash, formerly paster ot o f Portland on the Mount Scott same month last year foots up
writing of deed*, mortgage*, uontraou and the
drafting of all legal paper.
7riends church in Newberg, is line, a few days ago tor a visit the snug little sum o f $1800. A
J fe w te rg O reg e
O m c i —Second Floor
lere taking a look at tbe country. with Mrs. Townsend’s mother, sum alone which would not look
Sank of Kewberg Building.
Mrs. A. Bowman at her home very big to Harriman, but
Mrs. J. V. Rynearson from Peo
north o f town. Mrs. Townsend enough points on his lines show
MB*. ALICE a 1
■OKU D. BO WEM.
ria, Illinois, is in tow n visiting
ias been in a Portland hospital ing up with the same sliding scale
with her nephew J. S. B. McNay.
taking treatment for some time will make him sit up and take
Although she is seventy-three
notice. Lesser lights, however,
but is improved.
years of age she is in good health
• O STEO PATH IC P H Y S IC IA N S
Mr. W atts is fitting up the old will continue to watch us grow
and goes about the country with
with a degree o f interest.
Graduates at the parent tebonl, Klrkavllle,
the ease ot a much younger per wilding an Main street which be
Mo., under tbe founder, Dr. A. T. BtIU.
Office at Realdenoe, one Mock north of Bank son.
used one season for a vinegar
of newberg
The Star Lyceum Course.
OSoe hours, • to U and ISO to A. -
plant,
with a view o f making a
J. S. B. McNay lost a valuable
Ball phone.
amily cow a tew days ago from rooming house out o f it. The
milk fever. He says that last building has been raised and an Tickets are now on sale for the
season they sold milk from the other story added and when it is Star Lyceum Course and we feel
D R . G E O . L A R K IN
one cow to the amount of $140 completed it will help out the ap sure that the best talent is rep
tieside what the family used pearance of that corner very ma resented in this season’s course
D e n tist.
that has ever been offered to
which shows something o f her terially.
The business men
Office over First $ a t'l Bank
A. J. Winters was down from Newberg.
value as a milk producer.
who
are
backing
the proposition
Both Phones
A. Jackson and wife from Cen the upper part of the county
are not expecting to make any
tral city, Nebraska, have been in Tuesday calling on his friends
S k e i
money out o f it but they are hop
about
town.
He
sold
his
farm
tow n during tbe week visiting
recently at a good advance over ing that the public will show
W . W . H o llin g sw o rth Sc S o n with Allen Pemberton’s. They
such oppreciation as will encour
are so well pleased with Oregon tbe purchase price but w ill re
age them to continue to get the
F O R 15 D A Y S
Funeral Directors
Elm balm ers that'they have put their Nebras main on the place for another
best
that
is
offered
in
the
future.
Mr. Winters although
ka farm on the market, with a year.
v Calls Answered D sy or Night
The numbers selected are high
now
past
sixty years o f age is
view o f locating permanently i f
Both Phones
hale and hearty and says he nev class and necessarily high priced,
they sell.
and consequently a large sale o f
er
had a sick spell in in his life.
N s w b s r i,
The Parker Mercantile Com-
You have no doubt noticed the season tickets must be made in
» n v is engaged in taking ac
order to pay expenses.
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THE
count of the stock in order to be the smile o f contentment on the
H o m e B a k e r y , C o n in readiness to turn over the countenance o f Attorney Clar Attorney Clarence Butt and J.
H. Mills, the jeweler, both o f
fe c tio n a ry a n d
store to P. N. Skinner, the new ence Butt of late and you have whom have heard Russell H.
proprietor, on Saturday night. probably been puzzled to know Conwell, the great lecturer, will
■ Lu n ch Room
Claud Calkins, who has worked the cause o f it. Well he received tell you that to hear his lecture
Is the place to bay
in the store a good deal at differ a hundred pound sack o f buck alone will be worth a dollar of
P U R E PO O D
poeitiYely ns slum or other injurious in ent times, is to take a position wheat flour from his old home in
any man’s money___
gredients used in the production o f our in the store under the new man Pennsylvania the first o f the
There will be one musical num
goods. Let us have your order.
agement. He has a wide ac week and buckwheat cakes, the ber of high class talent and then
Free Delivery
Bell phone 266 quaintance with the people and kind that mother used to make,
F. H E R R IO T , 1st A Edw ards St
morning, noon and night, are there is Alton Packard the car
is a good salesman.
touching a tender spot—in his toon artist and humorist who is
- The railroad company is plan
memory—and causing a renewal a whole show in himself and who
ning to make some changes at
has a national reputation as a
o f his youth.
the depot building with a view
chalk talker and fun maker.
D R . A . M . D A V IS
Hale & Co. with an entirely
ot giving a little more elbow
Tickets for the course will be
All prices in plain figures. Therefore, no ver
room for Station Agent G. W. new and well selected stock of $1.50, which includes reserved
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min or disease lurking in our new, fresh line of
James and his assistants in which drygoods and Hodson Bros, seats, and they can be had at
D E N T I S T
up-to-date furnishings.
to take care o f the fast increas with a largely increased stock of both drugstores and at the Graph
ing business. The partition be clothing and gents furnishing ic office. Other business men
!Pieturm fra m in g m S p a cia /ty
O fflee In Union Blaek
tween the waitingroom and the goods are now located in the new who will canvass for the sale of
W . W . H O L L IN G S W O R T H & C O .
agent’s office is to be removed storerooms in the Edwards brick. tickets are Clarence Butt, J. H.
and the tw o rooms are to be sep With everything new and up-to- Mills, Dr. Harrold, Jesse Edwards
ff o u s e fu r n is h e r s
1/ndertakers
arated by a counter and a wire date their stores are such that and W. A. King. Out of town
Goods sold on the installment plan.
netting which will not take up they would be a credit to a city parties can easily reach any of
A t $ 1 5 .0 0 p e r L e t
so much space and other changes of good size and they are well the above named parties by phone
T. Brouillette’s Addition to will be made to assist in relieving prepared to cater to their pa and tickets will be reserved. Tell
trons. When in town it will pay
tbe congestion.
Rose Lawn Cemetery
your neighbors about the course
yon to drop in and see them.
Since the removal o f Hodson
Care o f lots guaranteed for a
and assist in making a big sale
The Tennessee Jubilee Singers, o f tickets.
Bros, to their new location in
small consideration.
the Edwards brick, Mr. Sykes, all colored artists, are billed for
the owner of the building, has Duncans hall on Friday and Sat “
M arriage Licenses.
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torn out the old floor and is put urday evenings o f this week un
der
the
auspices
of
the
High
Sadie
E.
Lewis,
age
20, to Geo.
ting in new sleepers and new
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School, the proceeds to go to W. Plate, age 26.
Will furnish their customers
Finest Photos in’ the city.
Crayon and floor and putting the storeroom
Norma J. Keene, age 20, to
in good condition for the new ward the purchase o f a piano for
W ater Colors s Specialty.
the
schoolroom.
Some
well
Walter
Lyle Scroggs, age 23.
All work first-class,
firm o f Kienle & Sons who are to
E le ctric Iro n s o n 3 0 D a y s T ria l. N o c h a rg e fo r use
known
faces
are
shown
on
the
Jessie
L.
Rowley,
age
19,
to
occupy
the
room
with
a
general
MRS. F. H. B R O W N IN G
o f Iro n d u rin g th e 3 0 d ay s.
First & Howard Sts.
Newberg stock ot novelty goods. The de window cards, which insures a Ancel G. Laman, age 25.
A
Lucelia Allumbaugh, age 16,
cay of the timbers underneath good program, and they will no
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iM r******# *# *# ** * * * * % * * * * j the floors of this building affords doubt be greeted by large crowds. to Albert G. Hintz, age 19.
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good evidence ot the foil voferect- An entire change o f program is
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; D R . N . M O R R IS O N Ï ing buildings without giving due promised tor the second evening. S a l k s A gents W anted .—$36
This labor-saving necessity may be used by connecting to
President Kelsey will go to per week or 400 per cent profit.
any electric light socket. Let us deliver an iron
;
* attention to the matter ofproper
All
samples,
stationery
and
art
Walla
Walla
the
first
o
f
next
air
circulation
underneath
to
pre
to you on approval.
;
D E N T IS T
vent dry rot, but people go mer week to attend a big meeting of catalogue iree. We want one
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rily on here in Newberg putting the prominent educators o f the permanent ugent in this locality
up buildings and making them country which is to be held at tor the largest picture and frame
à
Office in Union Block
A
house
in
America.
Experience
Whitman
College.
On
the
pro
X airtight underneath the floors.
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r * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * What carpenters are thinking gram will be found the names ot unnecessary. We instruct you
about when they don’t look after some o f the big university men how to sell our goods and fur
MAKE YOUR OWN STOCK FOODS BY USING
such details for those who don't o f the country and as invitations nish the capital. I f you want a
F R U IT T R E E S
T H E S K ID O O H O R S E - A N D C A T T L E T A B L E T S
know about these things, is one have bean sent out all over the permanent, honorable and pro
Crush and ml« ki faed or salt Preper dose in tablets
o f the unsolved problems, but Northwest a large attendance is fitable position, write us today
W ell yes. s general stock always om
expected.
Dr.
Pearsons,
the
Chi-
i
lor
particulars,
catalogue
and
MAKES
YO
UR STOCK LOOK L IK E TH E T O P PRICE
hand at Lafayette Nursery Co. See W . when passing about town just
B. Reed for prices before buying else take a look at the residences here cago philanthropist who has samples.
F rank W. W illiams Contain no Sawdust, A »ham. Chop F »*d o r Braa. Aak for and try on «*—S K I D O O Condition
where. Address,
Worm, Kidnap. Chicken Cholera. Blister, H u n . Favtr. Hog Cholera tablets, l oess Powder,
and there and draw your own given large sums to various col C ompany , 1214 W Taylor St., Tablata.
Spavin Cure, Barb Wire Liniment. Fink Eye. Distemper, Colic or Boa* Stiffener Tablets.
11-12
leges, will be an honored guest. Chicago, 111.
conclusions.
Box 37, Lafaystts, Ore*.
^TTOBHBY-AT-LAW
HR. HUBS I HUB
The Parker
Mercantile Co.
Special Sale!
Sc
FOR CASH ONLY
At the Newberg Furniture Store
Cemetery Lots
Browning Photo
Studio
T h e Y a m h ill E l e c
tric C o m p a n y
PRICE $ 4 .5 0
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Call and see us
F o r s a le
by
F.
H.
C a ld w e ll
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