Newberg graphic. (Newberg, Or.) 1888-1993, September 21, 1911, Page 8, Image 8

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for men and boys, fine in quality, non-irri­
tating, long wearing, always perfect fitting
All sizes and styles for all ages.
100 P ER C E N T R IG H T
Wear them.
You will like them.
We recommend them
$ 1 . 50 , $ 2 . 00 , $ 2 . 50 , $ 3.00
At H O D S O N BROS.
WHERE COUNTY HONEY GOES
Bills Allow ed at the September
T u r n i o f C o u rt.
* 17.00
D Van Patten, coyote scalps
50.00
F R Fenton, court house ex
12.00
B ert Labonte, road fund
7.35
W S W right, highways
‘ 13.66
K irk Bros, bridges
11.25
H O W ilkin, court house ex
82.52
A E Sw itzer, highways
7.15
Hauser A Reese, court house ex
McM Planing M ills, bridges
16.31
2.75
T S Hoodenpyl, highways
16.95
* W H E tzw iler, road fund
26.00
Chas Russie, road fund
A rth u r M errier, road fund
28.00
A rth u r M errier, bridge
12.00
J T Houck, road fund
47.00
J T Houck, aal A bridges
20.25
N C Christenson, road fund
6.80
8 B Finnigan, highways
3.50
M G Mark ell, indigent
19.78
. C ity o f Yam hill, road fund
552.39
Bushong A Co, current ex
7.30
A W Gaines, indigent
10.00
J C Manning, road fund
16.80
Smith DeHaven Co, highways
159.00
Glass A Prudhomme. current ex
2.00
T J H ayes, court house ex
1.30
Thos Herd A Son, bridges
237.60
P M Churchman, justice ex
7.60
McM Loc A L D Tel, current ex 12.90
N ew berg M fg Co, highways
4.00
Yam hill F air Assn, Co Sch’l fa ir 500.00
f t S M iller, team
2.50
L O Rinard, bridges
6.00
P E Holdredge, bridge A sup sal 137.50
Charley Wood, bridges
4.00
P E Holdredge, road fund
16.00
Pate Bros, bridges
44.00
Chester Bussell, bridges
33.00
Angus M ein tire, bridges
28.75
H C Wood, road fund
4.00
C ecil Smith, road fund
22.00
A ngus M clr.tire, bridges
28.75
H C Wood, road fund
4.00
C ecil Smith, road fund
22.00
ft Campbell, road fund
4.00
Frank Campbell, road fund
3.00
Glass A Prudhomme, current ex 91.00
A D Loop, sup sal. etc
32.55
A D Loop, road fund
230.50
M rs C P Chamberlain care poor
6.00
L DeLashm utt, care o f poor
23.31
C ity o f McM, current ex
18.50
M rs Ada E Frazier, care o f poor 25.00
I N Gibeon, bridges
19.00
H M Hoskins, current ex
32.66
A lex Boyd, highways
.25
J H W ilson, road fund
9.00
W T Macy, court bouse ex
20.86
Westarfleld A Stone, current ax
4.00
M Senn, highways
200.00
ft M W ade A Co, highways
187.00
Kirk Brea, highways
86.48
F L Cfcown. highways
.
9.20
urrent ax
LOO
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W A Messner, current ex
3.95 1 B ert W arrener
B Gabriel A Son, care o f poor
10.00 1J E Rishel
“
Glass A Prudhomme, current ex 16.00 A F Livefm an
“
G B Foster, road fund
501.72 I R Horn beck
G B Foster, sup sal, etc
33.65 Geo M orris
E E Thom
D M N ayberger care o f poor
8-36
Russell Parker
“
Smith D eH aven, court house ex 23.70
O W inslow
Lew is F K elly, liv hire com ct
24.50
M H M orris
Sam M cVey, highways
931.50
R C Cook
T P Johnson, highways
44.55
W F Allen bo ugh
N ew berg M A C Co, highways
176.80
Wm Harsh
Morgan A Son, liv hire com ct
19.00
C L Bertleson
“
T el R eg Co, p tg del tax etc
336.25
A Prin gle
“
N ew s-R eporter, p tg del tax etc 338.75
W N Trent, bridge work
Frank Haynes, road fund
41.00
C T H all
road fund
N G Russell, highways
62.37
F Essley
“
W T Weston, highways
17.65
Soper Bros
“
J W Briedwell, care o f poor
6.00
H arvey Long
“
M artin M iller, current ex
101.00
S C Van Horn
R Nelson, highways
4.00
C Tilbury, coroner’s ex
A lice L Adams, asst tax rolls
32.00
A J Palm er
road work
D I Asbury, asst tax rolls
38.00
C T Hall
W A Branson, asst tax rolls
37.00
Soper Bros
“
A L Holdredge, sup sal
3.75
H arvey Long
“
A L Holdredge, road fund
5.00
Wm Harsh
Monroe Davis, road fund
5.40
S C Van Horn
**
Fred C raw ford, bridge work
6.00
W N Trent
D avid Leno, road fund
2.00
J C Manning
r “
J T Houck, bridges
2.55
F Essley
“
R J Waugaman, jan sal
50.00
J C Manning
“
G A Barclay, road fund
12.00
Soper Bros
“
G A Barclay, bridge work
66.00
S C Van Horn
"
G A Barclay, sup sal
27.50
A Pringle
“
J E B ell, bridge work
8.00
C L Bertleson
“
Geo T Shippy, road fund
8.00
C T H all
McM Planing Mills, highways
10.38
Kaner Trent
“
E B Merchant Hdw Co, highways 38.22
Wm Harsh
Ernest Petite, road fund
2.00
C L Bertleson
“
J T Houck, road fund
3.00
F Essley
"
L J Shippy, care o f poor
16.16
Kraner Trent, road fund
A lex Huraer, sup sal, etc
21.96
H arvey Long
“
A lex Hurner road fund
12.00
A Pringle
"
A lb ert Robbins, bridge work
5.60
W N Trent
*•
G F Earhart, bridge work
378.08
J L W hiteis
“
N ew berg Hdw Co, highways
2.86
N ew berg M A C Co, highways
R G Cook, highways
395.48
J L W hiteis, sup sal
M O Martin, road fund
25.60
E J K err, road fund
M O M artin, sup sal, etc
26.85
K C H enry, road fund
134.28 B Brown A W W Rees r ’d fund
H enry Goul, road fund
50.00 T H Marsh A Co, highways '
I E J K err, highways
Ed Hodges, road fund
623.25
E G Fendall, sup sal, etc
E L Evans, highways
7.30
W A Parrish, highways
James A yers, care o f poor
10.00
W A Parrish, road fund
Wilson A Hitchen, care o f poor
10.00
W L Hembree, current ex
F Essley
road fund
2.40
IT S Hoodenpyl, road fund
C T Hall
-' “
4.80
Kaner Trent
"
7.70 1T S Hoodenpyl, highways
I Jacob Seitters, tile
H arvey Long
**
22.20
W N Trent
“
18.60 | W A W illiams, highways
Wm Harsh
“
1.60 W B Smith, highways
Soper Bros
“
1.60 ! E S W alter, bridge work
A Pringle
4.00 j O W Haynes, highways
C L Bertleson
"
4.00 J C W illiams, road fund *
8 C Vart Horn
•*
1.60 Beil A Owens Co, highways
O jW Haynes, sup sal
Frank Woods
“
6 25
J H Sharp
“
4.60 Roy H utchcroft, road fund
J H Cog an, highways
L P Ryan
“
4.00
J
C W illiam s, highways
B R Henry
**
4.00
Floyd Parker
* “
8.oo Sam M cVey, road fund
Wifi Leughlin
“
4.00 C K Spaulding L og Co,
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Good piano for rent cheap. In-
quire at Graphic office.
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M o n e y To L oan — See Atty. B.
A. Kliks, McMinnville, Oregon.
F or S a l e — Motorcycle at bar­
Inquire at Graphic office.
gain.
F ound —Pair ball players shoes.
Information furnished at Graph-
ic office. ________
F or S a l e —Good clean fall rye
seed—A. M. Staples, Parrett
Mountain, Route 2, Box 69. tf.
H ouse F or R ent — 6 rooms,
newly painted and papered, well
on place. 501 West Fifth,
tf.
F or S a le —Six room house
and tw o lots improved. A bar­
gain. 406 Main Street.
tf.
Highest market price paid for
dried prunes and berries at H. S.
Gile and Co.’s packing house, tf
W e l l D igging — Those want­
ing wells dug and walled call
Ross Bros., Phone 33a3. 49 pd
W anted —W h e a t , o a t s o r
vetch. Will exchange fanning
mills, feed cutters or hardware.
Newberg H ardw are Co.
H eating S toves —If you want
to see the finest line of heating
stoves in the city, call at H arts’
H ardw are Store. All varieties
and prices.
F or S a l e — Good young team
horses, 2700 lbs. Also 7 pigs.
G. C. Christenson, R. F. D. 1.
______
50 pd.
F or S a l e —Good family mare,
sound and true to work any­
where. Kind and gentle. Weight
1350. Thomas Hockett. lt-pd
The most complete line of
school supplies in the city at
Lynn B. Ferguson’s Pharmacy.
The Rexall Store.__________ It
2-wj F o r S a le —48 head pure bred
1 * ** j and grade Shropshire ewes. Al-
3 3 0 0 1 so 2 pure bred Shropshire bucks.
32-08 ‘ J. A. Jones.
50
CLOTHIERS & FURNISHERS
608 F IR S T
ST.
NEW BERG
W anted —T o rent on shares, 20
Ross Bros, will dig that well.
acres orchard or hops. Address Phone 33a3.
49 pd
Thos. Welch, Hubbard, Ore. R 1
Let no one but an educated,
2 t pd.
skilled, long experienced, ^ e lu ­
F or S a le —14 shoats, 6 pigs, sive eye sight specialist test and
Dr.
2 brood sows—A. M. Staples, fit glasses to your eyes.
Parrett mountain, Route 2, Box Low e has the necessary qualifi­
69.
cations.
Consult him till 4
o’clock,
Tuesday,
Sept.
26.
Dr. Ranck, the chiropractor,
Twenty
treats all diseases without drugs Scores of references.
years’ experience.
or knife.
Cor. of 1st and Ed­
wards.
tf.
C hickens F or S a l e —A few
extra
nice white Leghorn and
W anted to B orrow — $500,
first security; willing to pay 8 Plymouth Rock cockerels and
Also several young
per cent.
Inquire at Graphic pullets.
flocks
with
mothers. Also fifty
office.
49-pd
laying hens, Brown Leghorn,
Marion George, the Magnetic Black Wyandotte and Plymouth
Healer, gives relief in agravating Rock. Write Box 12, Route 3 or
cases of rheumatism and other phone 5151.
diseases.
If Dr. Lowe did not have
L ook —I am giving away free
the ability to relieve the
a School B ag with each purchase nervous disturbances that often
of school books or supplies. result from eye strain, he could
Lynn B. Ferguson, Prescription not call your attention to these
Druggist. The Rexall Store. It
distressing subjects. His glasses
F or S a le —One Hamiltonian are not “cure-alls.” They sim­
mare 11 years old, weight 1100 ; ply relieve the eye strain and if
good single or double driver. the troubles mentioned are due
Second hand single buggy and to eye strain, they cease. It it is
harness. J. A. Kersey, R. F. D. a matter of medicine be will send
you post haste to a physician.
2, box 50.
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He has worked too long to build
Those wanting the photo
up a reputation and give satis-
group of the N. Dakota people
j faction, to wipe out all he has
taken at LaFayette locks, picnic
gained for temporary profit,
day, leave orders and money at
i Consult Dr. Low e in Imperial
1 st National Bank, Newberg.
Hotel parlor, Tuesday, Sept. 26,
F. N. Whitney, photographer,
to 4 o’clock.
LaFayette, Ore.
49
F or R ent —l large furnished
room, three front windows, one
large closet and trunk room,
electric lights with bath and
toilet accommodations. Gentle­
men preferred.
Enquire 402
School St.
47 tf
Notice.
Any person cutting wood on
our land known as Lots 9, 10 ,
11, 12, 13, 14, 26, 27, 28,29 and
30 in Hobsons Fruitland Sub­
division, Yamhill County, will
be prosecuted to the lull extent
Call at Imperial Hotel parlor,
of the law. Citizens Bank, Port­
Tuesday, Sept. 26 to 4 o’clock, land, Ore.
49
and have Dr. Low e show you
the new glasses. You can see all
Notice
distances—no lines or seams in
The W. C. T. U. will meet Wed­
the glasses to strain the eye and nesday, Sept. 27, at the home of
make you look old. They make Mrs. William Heacock north of
you feel young without making . town. A good program is pre-
you look old. Free demonstra­ I pared and all ar* cordially in-
tion.
vited.