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LITTLEFIE LD & R O IH G
PHYSICIANS 4 SURGEONS
6ffieo fai V in t N at’l Baak Building
DR. R. W. HARROLD.
DENTIST.
BOTH PHONES
O STE O P A TH S
Graduate* o f A . S. 0 . at Kirk «ville, Mo.
Office on Main Street,
1 blk. S. o f depot
Both Phones:
(M utual..............No.
(B ell.................. No. 861
DR . G E O . L A R K IN
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Office over First Nat’l Bank
Both Phones
W. W. Hollingsworth
& Son
Calls Answered Day or Night
Both Phones 1
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Office in Union Block
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W ell yes, a general stock always on
hand at Lafayette Nursery Co. See W .
B. Reed for prices before buying else­
where. Address,
. .. Box 37. Lafayette, Oreg.
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Browning Photo
Studio
Finest Photos in ths city. Crayon and
< W ater Colors e Specialty.
Atl work first-class,
MRS. F. H. BROWNING
New berg
First A Howard Sta
REAL ESTATE
Property bought and sold on
commission; rents collected.
Business solicited. Will give
£air treatment to all. Call
on us at Wiley building, one
door east of Held’ s harness
shop.
W . E. W H IT E A CO.
Bell phone 907.
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TANS, O X-B LO O D , PATENTS
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PLAIN KIDS and C A LF LEATHERS
O f Interest to You.
No where in the city are Groceries and Vegetables fresher
and handled cleaner than in our store. A trial will convince
you. Highest market price paid for Farm Produce.
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INCORPORATED
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Funeral D ir e c to r s St Embaknen
Newberg,
W. J. Morris and bis brother
Prof. Wallace A. Newfin, who
has
been teacher o f mathematics
the Main street real estate men,
NORTH ROUND.
8.47 a. id .
4.18 p. m. have bought the quarter block in Pacific College during the past
SOUTH BOUND.
on the corner o f Edwards and two years, has decided to enter
9.05 a. m.
5.40 p. m. Sheridan streets o f Mr. McNay the University o f California next
and will build tw o houses which year as a graduate student, with
Local Events.
a view o f continuing his studies
they will occupy.
L. M. Smith went t o Newport in mathematics until be can
Seth A. Mills, who was down
Thursday to make arrange­ secure his degree. He has made
from his up river farm said farm­
ments for their annual sojourn a good record and we shall
er« were wishing for more rain.
at Nye Beach during the summer. expect to hear from him later.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. M. He says he will take his hor^e
Miss Esther Andrews who has
Cox at their home on Chehalem and bnggy over this season and acceptably filled a position as a
mountain, on To » d a y a baby be independent o f livery stables. member of the faculty of Pacific
boy.
Cecil J. Hoskins, o f McMinn College for the past three years
There will be a meeting o f the ville, and Paul V. Maris, of has been elected to a position as
library committee on next Mon Portland, were in tow n last teacher in the high school in her
day afternoon at the library Saturday evening, marshaling borne town, Whittier, California,
rooms.
the members o f the class of 1907 lor next year. Miss Andrews
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Pike have of Pacific College, in anticipation has made many friends in New
gone to Moro, Sherman county, o f coming events during com­ berg, aside from those who have
been associated with her in
to spend a week visiting with mencement week.
their son.
Some o f the teachers and pupils college work, who will regret to
P. H. Rogers has the iratne up in the public school are prepar­ see her leave at the end o f the
for one o f the bungalows which he ing to give an entertainment, year.
Daddy Higgins has resigned his
is building on his Fifth street A Night in Arabia,” on Friday
position
as mail carrier to and
property.
evening o f this week.
They
Frank Hallock was up from promise an entertaining prograhi from the railroad station. A
Portland Wednesday night visiti­ and ask for liberal patronage. call will be made for bids and as
ng with his mother-in-law, Mrs. The proceeds g o to the school. * in the past some one will put in
R. Eggers.
On next Sunday the Epworth a bid for about half what the
The
W. H. Hitchen, who was severe- League o f the Methodist church job is worth, no doubt.
government
is
able
and
willing
y injured in a fall from a hay will observe the 20tb anniversary
to pay a fair price for this work,
oft a short time ago, is able to of the organization. The pastor
is to preach on the forward move­ but as long as bids at a low
be ont again.
figure can be had- they will be
Rev. J. H. McDevitt, o f Port- ment in the morning. In the accepted, though changes occur
and will celebrate mass at the evening Rev. McReed o f Port­
often.
Catholic chnrch in New berg at land will deliver the address. *
Rev. Herbert T. Cash o f Paonia,
10 o ’clock, Snnday, May 16.
Halt the advice given to a
Colorado,
formerly pastor o f the married woman consists ip
Some very nice work is being
done in street grading in different Friends church here, has in “ Cut out your kin.” The aver­
»arts o f town, under the super­ pleasant prospect for the summer age woman, when she marries,
a trip to his old home in England makes a load of her kin and
vision o f Wm. Clemmens.
Thomas Miles was exhibiting and a visit with his father. I£is demands that her husband walk
to his friends in town, on Tues­ brother, Oliver Cash o f Southern under it with her.
day, a very fine lemon picked California, known to many here,
Estmry Notice.
rom a tree growing in his green- will also make the trip.
Station Agent G. W. James in­
louse,
Taken up, a team o f ponies at
J. W. Baker, who recently forms the Graphic that a rate of my place. Owner can have same
oca ted on his fruit farm, now $8.80 from Newberg to Seattle by calling and paying all ex­
drives into tow n wearing the and return, daring the A. Y. P. penses.
smile of the happy and satisfied air, has beta announced. Con­
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C h a r l e s J udd .
sidering the distance the rate is
rancher.
reasonable, and Newberg will no
Sometmg New.
The Misses Ida and Prances
doubt send a large number of
Schade and Miss Uelgrnth, of
visitors to see the big show.
Call and see. Yon will be con­
Portland, spent Sunday with
A call is made for a picnic to be vinced, and like others place your
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Bowman at
held
at the Yamhill locks near order. If you call we will show
their home north o f town.
LaPayette on Thursday, May you.
The members o f the G. A. R.
Newberg Mfg. & Con. Co.
27, by former residents o f North
and the W. R. C. attended the
Dakota. A cordial invitation' i f f
Presbyterian chnrch last Snnday
extended to all, who were former-
in a body, the occasion being an
residents o f that state to
observance of “ Mothers Day.”
Rev. G. H. Greer will lecture
attend. It is expected to form
on
Socialism in the Baptist
J. W. Hobbs, the revenue an association o f North and
chnrch, Tuesday evening, May
officer, was in tow n on business South Dakota people later.
I- 18 at 8 o ’clock under the auspices
connected with the office Monday
The Newberg friends o f Prof. o f the men’s class in social
and took time to shake hands
O. C*. Albertson, a former member problems. Everybody invite»!.
with his former “ Hoosicr”
of the faculty of Pacific College,
F. C. S t a n n a r d .
riends.
will be interested to know that
Prof, and Mrs. W. J. Reagan he has been elected principal o f the
R. 1. Reds For Sale.
are arranging to spend a part o f Jnion High School o f Whittier,
the summer at Berkeley, Cali- one o f the best high schools in
Will offer for sale for a short
ornia in attendance at the southern C a l i f o r n i a . P r o f . time my flock o f 12 hens, headed
summer school o f the state uni­ Albertson is peculiarly fitted ior by an extra fine male, for $1 a
versity.
Reason, going away.
j ust such a position and his head.
Prof, and Mrs. R. W. Kelsey friends expect him to make a N a t h a n W h i t e , tw o blocks from
are expected to arrive the last o f record for himself in his new field. depot.
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the week from Berkeley, Cali­
Harold Vickrey, who passed
fornia, on their way east and will
Farm For Sale.
through town Tuesday morning
spend a fortnight here with
on his way to Portland to see
Five miles north o f Newberg.
relatives and friends.
Casey open the baseball season Eighty acres, nearly all cleared.
L E. Holt has secured a con­ for the Northwest league in
Good buildings, running water.
tract with the county for operat- Portland, said he would be on
Would take place in or near New­
ng a rock crusher at the county hand commencement week to
’arm for the poor, and he and take part in the annual alumni- berg as part pay.
J. A. F ort ,
•Yank Cummins will begin work college ball game. He is at home
Laurel.
the first o f the week.
this season assisting his father Mnt. Phone
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H. F. Avery, ayoungm an who in the store at LaPayette, but he
grew up at Dayton, but who is a baseball fan just the same
Maniac* License.
earned the plumbers trade in as ever..,
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’ ortland, has opened a plumb­ John Pemberton, president of Genevieve Graves, age 2 2 years
ing shop on First street in the the- Salem mutual,,ip*qrance to Albert A. Frisbie, age 23 years.
building adjoining the Bale« shoe company, in company with his
Lorna Shippy, age 19 years to
shop.
wife, and Levi M. Gilbert a George W. Small, age 21 years.
Kate Metz, age 21 years to
Mrs. H. N. Aldrich and little prominent prune grower o f the
daughter came from Bridal Veil Rosedale district south o f Salem Charles Fischer, age 30 years.
Wednesday evening for a visit were down last Saturday and
Graphic and Oregonian $2.25
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Snnday and attended tbequarter-
C. J. Larsen, at their home on ly meeting o f Friends church. Graphic and Journal $2.
the Dayton road southwest o f Mr. Gilbert said he thought fruit
town.
in his section was little injured
Jesse Edwards was on the sick by frost and the prospect was
fist the first o f the week and he good for a full crop.
has gone to Ashland for rest and
Clarence Crow has given up
recuperation. Mrs. Edwards is his position with the Southern
visiting with their son, W. F. Pacific at the depot and has
Edwards, in Portland, during gone to his home at Merlin,
Give im a chance at that
Wa would Ilka
bis absence.
Josephine county to take a
In those Bath Flx-
to
W. C. Woodward arrived home vacation. It is hinted that he
Etc.. and do your
from Berkeley, California, Satur­ has matrimonial designs on a
plumbing.
day evening.
In connection fair damsel in his home town,
with his work in the state uni­ but the young ladies of Newberg
LET US FIGURE WITH YOU.
versity he has been assisting in are loth to admit it. Anyway
the History Department the past Mr. Crow made many friends
year and has been promoted to during his stay in Newberg and
the position o f Teaching Fellow we would all be pleased to
E. L . E V A N S
in History for the coming year. him back again.
“ EVERY BUYER P LE A S E D "
Y O U D R O P IN A T
The Newberg Furniture Store
,
and see the finest display o f ROOM SIZE RUGS, aa well
as smallyr ones—the beat assortment that has ever been
shown in Newberg. A t the right price.
Also DRAPERIES, LACE CURTAINS and LINOLEUMS
Come one, come alL ' Goods sold on installments.
W. W. Hollingsworth & Co.
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IT IS OUR BU SIN ESS
To light the Business Houses, Residences
and Public Buildings o f Newberg. In order
t 6 do Bus properly we can furnish a number
of different types of lamps and lighting
units. Call and see us and let us explain
the advantages of die Tungsten Lamp.
YAM HILL ELECTRIC CO.
CITY MEAT MARKET
Fresh and Cured Meats, The Best the Market
affords. A square deal with our customers.
Let us convince you.
J. E. BUCKLEY
Shoes, Crockery, Groceries
AND FRESH VEGETABLES
OF A LL KINDS
Highest M arket Price Paid for
Chickens and Eggs
•j W ilson, Newhouse & Co.