Wanted ai
For Sale
SELLING PRICE PER TON OR HALF TON
Bran........* ............... 129.60
Shorts........................ 32.00
Middlings................ 85.00
Dairy Chop............... 25.00
Rolled Barley........... 82.00
Monitor Rid Barley.. 33.00
Oat & Wheat Chop.. 35.00
Oats....... ................... 34.00
Rolled Oats............... 36.00
$1 per ton off for sacks,
W heat....................... $84.60
Cracked Wheat.......... 87.00
Ground Corn.............. 87.00
Cracked Corn...« ....» 88.00
Oil meal...............
41.00
Cheat Hay................. 14.00
Rye Grass & Timothy 15.00
Grass Hay...................41.60
Oat H ay......... .......... 18.00
2 per cent off for cash.
Free stable for our customers' teams at Depot
Livery Stable.
We offer for No. one
gray
osts
51c per bushel
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white
52c
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valley wheat $1.05
Chehalem Valley Mills
GREGORY, THE NEW
MAN A T NEWBERG
Undertaker, with lady assistant
Funeral Director at your service
Agent for W hite Bronze Monuments.
(Our m otto)
“ Your satisfaction is our su ccess."
First Nat’l. Bank
O F N EW BERG
Com er First and W ashington Streets.
J. D. Gordon. President
A. Nelson, Vice President
N. C. Christenson, Cashier
W e Have the Goods and the
R IG H T P R IC ES
and give you full weight in
whatever you call for. Give us
a call, we need your business.
W akted —Position
Mutual phftne 37-3
as
M oney To L oan —See A tty. Ô.
A. Klicks, McMinaviUe, Oregon.
F o e S a l e — T w o in cu b ators
and a strong tw o wheeled ca rt.
See Mrs. M ary M orris.
W anted — Men to cut cord
w ood, also man to grub.
Mutual phone 18-4 C. E. K ish.
B or S ale —Six tons clean gram
hay. F. A. Crawford, Dayton.
Phone, Exchange, 4 -1 7 3 -2 5
Rev. Geo. A. McKinley will
preach in the Presbyterian
church March 14, at 11 A.M . and
7:30 P.M.
All eye workers are invited t o
call and have their eyes tested
by Dr. Low e when he is here
March 12.
Call on or address W. E. White
& Co. for bargains in fruit lands
and city property. Office on
Ea§t First street.
the fall o f 1894 and to Newberg
in 1902, where she has since
lived.
She was a Christian from child­
hood, but did not indentify her­
self with any church until May,
1903, when she entered the
fellowship o f the Baptist church
of this place and was a devoted,
faithful member until her de­
parture. Her life was brief, but
she did not live in vain.
As
memory recalls the simple faith,
the modest humility, the kindly
sympathy and the willingness
with which she always perform­
ed a service for others, her
friends bear testimony to the
value o f such a life as hers.
The members o f her family and
her close friends “ rise up and
call her blessed.”
The funeral services were held
in the Bapist chuuch Friday,
March 5th, conducted by the
pastor who preached from the
text, “ Blessed are the dead who
die in the Lord,” and the remains
were laid to rest in the ceme­
tery.
BOTH PHONES
You are Going to Build?
Yes.
Then call on the Newberg M fg. A Construction Co., get your
plans and specifications, your foundation stone, your window
and door frames, windows and doors, interior and exterior
finish, in fact anything in the wood or stone manufactured
line. I f you prefer we will contract to do the entire job
for you.
T o the ladies o f Newberg and
Bids Wanted for
vicinity.
about 400 street signs.
After having visited the whole­
For particulars,
sale
markets during the past
See City Recorder.
three weeks, I have purchased a
Young mare tor sale—weight large and varied stock o f the
1150. C. G. Jacobson, 3 miles latest up to date styles in trim­
north o f Newberg. M at. phone med bats, street hats and novel­
1 8 -8
ties, and can assure you that I
have brought to tow n the best
Call C. Bradley for wall paper line o f millinery goods ever
■banger—painter.
Bell phone shown here. My trimmers are
F or bread, pies and cakes, the now at work preparing tor the
kind that mother used to make, opening, and I cordially invite
your inspection of the stock.
g o to the Newberg Bakery.
Thanking you for past patron­
Every day before the eyes o f age and soliciting yon r future
hundreds—Dr. L ow e’s glasses— business.
eye works knows the value.
L. E. M il l e r .
Dozens o f Newberg references.
See him Fridav till 3 o ’clock.
M y farm o f 80 acres, situated
in West Chehalem, 5 miles from
Newberg, for sale. Will sell with
stock and machinery.
J ambs I verson .
I f you have head and eye ache
call at Imperial hotel parlor on
Friday till 3 o ’clock and have
Dr. Low e test your eyes. Nine­
teen years experience.
F or S ale — G ood team of
horses. Good clean clover seed
at 10 cents a pound.
J ambs I verson .
“ Old Black Jo” and his friends
at the hall tonight. All fast
colors and warranted to wash.
They never fail to please.
Newberg Mfg. & Consruct’n Co
Was organized in 1890 when Newberg was
but a village o f five hundred people- Its
growth has kept pace with its section and to­
day it places at the disposal o f its patrons
the extensive connections and the financial
strength acquired by eighteen years o f con­
tinuous growth.
You are cordially invited to become a cus­
tomer o f one o f the oldest banks in Yamhill
county, which promises you its beat service
at all times.
I J C Nelson & w f to Georgia S
Birrell small tract in John
Williamson d l c m t 3 9 r 3 w
$50,
Frank Niederberger & w f to A
H Benton & wf lots 1 2 3 blk 8
Everest add to Newberg $1700.
Robert P Nixon to M ary F
Nixon 190 acres in James Gerrish
d l c i n t 2 i r 4 w $7000.
A J Perkins & w f to W H
Pearce lot 2 & part lots 1 & 3
blk 6 Deskins add to Newberg
$1800.
P M Richard & w f to Thoma
Draper se% blk H Saylors add
McMinnville $300.
S C Spencer & w f to Oregon-
Indiana Land C o swVi sec 8 t 3
• r 6 w $10.
F Stout & w f to S E Cummins
86.40 acres in T M W right d i e
in t 4 s r 4 w $1500.
,
Mrs T Stockton & hub to
Cert rude B Stockton small tract
in C B Graves d l c i n t 5 s r 6 w
B. C. MILES. ..
J. L. HOSKINS
J. C. COLCORD
W . E. CROZER .
C.FM O O RE
T F Stullenberger to W C
Waldron & w f 16.65 acres in
A F Caldwell d l c i n t 6 s r 4 w
F o r S a l e — Fine California
Septic Tanks!
$1000.
dried peaches at 7 cents per
G W Aaron & w f to Oscar
I am prepared to put in septic
pound for a short time. Phone Meyer r o f w for road sec 25 t5 tanks after the latest approved
316.
d- D u n l a p , West
r 6 $1.
methods.
E nos E llis .
_ Street, ‘ Bank o f Newberg to Inez B
Sheridan
N
EGGS and CHICKENS
Aft the Highest Market
Price
Open every Wednesday and
Saturday at the old stand
Graphic and Oregonian $2-25
Graphic and Journal $2.
Glaneur.
This splendid black Percheron
stallion. No. 44942, recently
brought here from Montana by
Pete Durancen & C o., may be
seen at the Commercial barn on
M ondays and Tuesdays during
the season.
Are von interested in old coins?
If so send to congressman, W. A.
Ashbrook, Johnstoun.O hio, and
get a free catalogue o f his great
coin sale to be held soon. Mr.
Ashbrook is the retiring secretary
o f the National Editorial As­
sociation and his many days and
hours spent in a labor of love for
the members o f the press won for
hkp the love o f the newspaper
fimternity.
^ i ;(|Butt2Wxa00 ftin J B Roger»
die t3 r2 $1247.
Call at Imperial hotel parlor
Alfred A Baker & w f to W H
and have Dr. Low e show yot$ Bony Its 8 9 10 11 12 J J Burton
die and It 3 sec 26 t2 r4 $10.
the new rimless sanitary nosd 1
F N Bank o f McMinnville to R
glass. When properly adjusted { C Thomas Its 87 88 89 94 95 96
will fit more different noses thaif Dayton $700.
any eye glass inexistence and cagi ■* Geo T Boothby & w f to Frank
Fenton Its 1 2 blk 2 Rowlands ad
not cause cancer.
McM $10.
Wilhelm Buuck A w f to Wm
fo r rent lor term oi year«;.
W
Clark 8876 a in D D Bayley
Thirty acres, partially improved,
die t3 r3 $5325.60.
near Dundee, on rural routes
L E Brower et al to N C An­
Will pay for some grubbing. derson It 7 blk 17 Central ad to
Free rent first year, and take Newberg $1.
Alfretta Dennis to D M Pearce
work on place for rent following
It
4 blk 35 Oak Park ad McMinn­
years.-
' *
ville $1650. .• ,
R. I. Y o u n g , 526 Chamber
N D Ferguson & w f to Elsie C
Commerce
Portland Swanson Its 1 and 2 Newby’s 2nd
ad to McM $650.
Obituary.
A L Frisbie & w f to C C Mur-
ton Its 7 and 8 Johns ad to McM
A fter a lingering illness o f 8500.
several months duration, Midi! Edith E Fletcher by admr to
W T Macy It 5 Newby’s 2nd add
Anise Aurelia Stone, daughter o f McMinnville $555.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Stone <*f R L Harris & w f to JnoT Hash
Chehalem Mountain, died at th^e 1.50 a in Dayton $600.
Jno N Harrington to Rhoda
home o f her sister, Mrs. Della
Du back at 329 East 8th street,, Boothby Its 7 and 8 blk 42 Oak
ad McM $250.
Portland, Wednesday March 3rd, Park
Elizabeth Hibbs to D A Doty
1909.
Its 7 and 8 blk 2 John’s add to
The deceased was born Hi
NEWBERG, OREGON
Family Medicines,
Perfumea, Toilet
W aters, Powders
Notloe U hereby given the
ht> been duly appointed adn
partnership estate ot Tohn
a ll >id, In (1 m partnerablp of
tha conntjr Court o f Y am h ill'
Now, therefore aM poraoni
agaln.t said partnership and
are hereby notified and requl
same, with the proper vouch*
signed. at the Bank of Newlj
Yamhill (oan ty, Oregon, wl
from data hereof Dated this
IMP.
H bk « y C h a si ,
o f fiction »
Now, therefor*, »II peraons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified and re­
quired to present the same, w ith the proper
vouchers, to the undersigned, at the store of
C- B. Cummings A Co.. In Newberg-. Yamhill
coun ty, Oregon, within *Ot months from data
hereof. Dated this 4th day of March. A . D.,
E d i s o n Phono­
graphs 4k records»
V i c t o r Talking
Machines.
W0».
0 . K U F IM M ,
Administratrix of the estate of
T. If. d u Mi*«*, deceased.
Kodaks, Cameras
and all supplies.
Oome to the Bijou for a good,
moral entertainment. Change
o f programs M onday, Wednes­
day', and Friday evenings. Lat­
est views o f different parts o f the
world. Songs' up-to-date. Gen­
eral admission 10 cents,, children
under 10 years SoentSi
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