Newberg graphic., April 25, 1902, Image 2

THE NEWBERC GRAPHIC.
Stahl of the Sllverton Appeal is long I louse, only separated from it by Lalay-
suffering and slow to ange r but he an- ettc S q u are, perhaps the most beautiful
nounces in bis last issue that ail sub-I of all the city's grounds. When May
E. II. WoOUWAJID, E d i TOH & I'l'BMHlJ KK. scribers who are in arrears more than brings leaf and bloom it is delightful;
W . O. WoonwajgD, A s s o c iâ t * E u it o h . six years will he cut square off. Now ! as yet its trees hardly show the touch of
there, take that.
! spring, but beds of hyacinths have von-
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jdersof bloom and fill the uir with the
M l t n d u second el a«« matter at the postoltlee
Why should a local paper say “ news “ scents of Araby.’* Within sight are
at Newberg, Oregon.
items are very scareo this week.”
The other open squares, for they exist in all
readers of the paper will know it as soon directions, with their beds of bloom that
IU C ID aVIRT FRIDAY MOKN 1 NO.
as they glance at the local page without, are replaced as the season advances,
being told.
j When hyacinths fade they are taken up
F R I D A Y , A P R I L 2 5 , 19 0 2 .
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and later bloom planted, and so through
“ Greens” are ripe now and It be-! the season. It would make an interest-
I t is general'y conceded thnt tlie ap- hooves everybody to take to this kind of ing article to tell of the trees and flowers
preaching campaign in Yaniliill c o u u ty I loader and become real live vegetarians in Washington, for it is not every tree
until such a time
meat
takes a tumble that cun be adapted to the restrictions
will for various reasons be m
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of city life.
political contest. 8 uch a condition will in prices.
The Chinese Exclusion Bill was de-
b a lia rl on the nervous temperament
feated In the senate yesterday by a large
of the candidate«, but otherwise it may
d k e iis o f t h e HfOHr h a n d .
be not such a bad tiling after all, lor it
Anent the rather common com vote; as I have intimated would be the
will mean one of two things to each plaint against newspapers that good fate of tlie Mitcbell-Kabn Bill. The
party’s nomiuitlng convention; that it deeds done in the world, the cheerful amendment offered by Senator Platt,
must put up a ticket, every man on and cheering incident* of life, the hap- of Conneticut, reenacting existing laws,
whioh is above reproach or that it pier events of every day existence, do passed witli one nay vote—that of old
stands a good chance of being defeated not receive the same attention from tlie man Hoar, oi Massacliuesetts, who n ev-! but simply that there should either be
P ia n ti* F o r S a le .
or at least badly mangled in tlio weak prose as crimes, accidents and grim, er gets beyond first principles, that all I an outlet to every low place or that it
Tomatoes
and Cabbage May 15.
places. The time has been when the depressing occurences, the Indianapolis men are a born equal. The extreme] be filled up, having a uniform kind of
measures
of
tlie
Mitchell-Kalin
Bill
were
j
fact that a man had a place 011 a certain Journal pays some sensible tilings. It
walks and keep them in repair, plant­
ticket was all that the average voter declares that a newspaper is, first of all, demanded by tlie various labor organi-; ing ornamental trees, having a public-
eared to know about him. That fact a newspaper, and must chronicle the zations of California, that came here ] park and as mucli as possible getting
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either defe ited or elected him. Person- events that make news. I f murderers, and stayed here until the final vote was ' people to paint their buildings.
al qualifications or characteristics cut robberies, cruelties and ottier unpleas- taken, all the time nagging and threat­
A mistaken notion about towns is
Iittle figure. That state of uffuirs how- antnesses tlmt are the outgrowth of hu ening, in fact, bullying for extreme that there is no other way to make
Your choice 4 plants for 1 cent.
exclusion.
They
probably
over
did
ever* is gradually changing. The good man frailty seem at tioies to predomin
them grow than to make some provision Everybody come a running and
citiaeu is beginning to ask leading ques­ ate It is because when such things oc­ it, but West -Coast Congressmen saw for employment for tlie people. That is
help yourself at Henry Hagey’s
tions about the candidate. Is lie u good, cur they become matters of public con­ tlie need of exclusion, most of tlie oth­ a good tiling to do, in fact must be done
clean, strong man? Has lie any [lersou- cern ; they are out of the ordinary in ers saw it also, but many honestly in some way and one way to do it is to Farm.
al habits or vices that weaken him as a any normal community and excite at thought there was danger in over doing provide everything that goes to muke
F r a n lc W o o d ,
A crime once committed is it, of losing tlie trade and good will of home pleasant, and thus attract a class
public servant? Is lie master of liinipelf tendon.
T h e D u n d ee G a rd en er.
and if perchance lie holds legislative not a private affair as when it was in China and of violating treaty obligations. of people to'locate tlmt have capital and
honors, will he at ull times represent contemplation, but is before tlie world. Tlie Geary law lias answered very well; who nil) engage in new lilies of business
his county with credit? These ques­ Tlie same is true of good deeds when we do not need to exclude any class hut that will give more employment to those
tions are going to lie asked by the con­ they are done in a public way, and, ns a the common laborers who would Inter­ who depend upon employment. Per­
scientious voter, und unless they can be matter o f fact, so many of these are re­ fere with our labor system, that is part haps if we would go about getting tlie
answered satisfactorily, the candidate corded from day lo day that scarcely an o f our protection for the labor of our homes of our town made attractive in \ A
will be clieerfuly "scratched,” party or edition of any paper is without them. country. While they were about It, the same way that some communities gOf Perfume are you using—it is
no party. This is a condition and not a Almost daily it is tlie fortune of tlie press there was an immense influx of emi- encourage improvement in farming and j
so nice?
theory that confronts the ticket makers to bo ulile to announce, for instance, a gra'ioti from tlie lowest class of South­ stock raising we might get a reputation
SWhy
it is Extraite de Violette^
of the county. Let a party disregard it, gift or bequest made by some wealthy ern Europe, that is actually more ob­ and an amount of free advertising that
k
j
de
Parme, manufactured byj^
jectionable
than
the
Chinese
laborer,
man
for
tlie
benefit
of
his
fellow-crea­
and it commits suicide sooner or later.
would be wortli very much to us.
,j
Roger
& Gallet, Paris.
Borne have come dangerously near doing tures in one way or another. Hardly whose groat fault lias been that lie
Let tlie city council appropriate a sum
ft already. There ii no excuse for put­ less frequently is it called upon to record could live and work too cheap.
Atf*
of money and another sum tie raised by SjAnd where did you get it?
Senator Mitchell was on hand to save
ting up a morally weak man (or oiilce tlie beneficent workings of some of the
sunscription for premiums on home at­
F.
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i f individual one feature of his bill by ottering an
who hasn't even tlie ubility or will pow­ many public charities.
tractions, so much for tlie best lawn, ^ The Prescription Druggists. S
er to control himsell. It looks too much acts are less often set down it is for tlie amendment to Hcnator Platt’s motion and another prize for the neatest front
like Yamhill had nothing better. There very best of reasons; they are not done to re-enact tlio Geary law, which motion fence, if we must have fences, and an­ 1 iAnd the price—only 75 centsp
It provides tlie I
are plenty of good men in tlie county lo in such a way that become public prop­ carried by a close vote.
other for the neatest display of paint A per ounce. Well I guess
111 the offices, and if voters who are in­ erty. A gift for a library, a school, a method by Chinese which in our insular j and so on for all of the tilings that go to
will go and get an ounce.
H
clined to be particular can’ t Und them hospital, is not a tiling that is possible territories (excepting Hawaii) shall take make home attractive, making different ^Well you will have to hurry asy
on one ticket they are liable to look to to conceal; it is of necessity n deed done out certificates of identification.
tilings so that anyone who would make
there is only a limited amount^
The River and Harbor bill is before
some other. Tills is plain talk hut it is in eight of men. But, in spite of all
any effort could stand a show to get a
better to face tlie situation before tlie Bneers directed toward wlmt is charged tlie Senate Committee of Commerce, of prize. Then let the city council have -' imported each year.
¡Well if you do not get the Vio-
candidates are nominated than to real­ as a modem tendency to the spectncular, which Senator Mitchell is a member. tlie pieces of old side walk, fences and
even in clinrity, tlie fact remains that Ho lias successfully exerted himself to
ize It after they are defeated.
lette de Parme, they have lots
brush from orchard prunings burned
now, ns ever, a vast deal of tlie good convince tlie committee of tlie needs of
and some new side walk in places where
of others at 25 to 50 cents per(,
The Graphic is informed on very good done by tlie right hand of munkind’ is Oregon, so they have agreed to report they are needed and street, grading done
to ounce, which are very nice,
authority that in preparation for tlie not known to the left. Silently, unob­ in favor of increasing savoral items. where it is needed, und we would begin
Coos
liay
will
bo
reported
at
$75,000
in
­
trusively,
even
secretely,
men
and
wo­
republican primaries which ure to be
to be proud of our town.
held Saturday, a "slate” of proposed men, according to their ability and op­ stead of $10,000, and tlie Siuslaw $38, •
Ax OnsEitvHR.
delegates has been nrranged for North portunities, servo the needy and unfor­ 000 instead of $20,000. With Mr. Tongue
to
advocate
these
increases
in
conference
tunate
fellow-beings
who
come
in
their
Newberg precinct, one of tlio special
H IM tIN G IlItO O K IT K W S .
ends in view being to see that no repre­ way as they pass through tlie world, we may hojrn they will lie sustained, as
P. N. Rkinner went to Portland Satur­
sentative oi tlio Graphic shall attend and not only shun publicity, but would they have reports of government en­
day on business.
WATCHMAKER
the county convention as a delegate. dony that what they do is worthy of gineers to sustain them.
Wlmt Senator Mitchell feels especially
C. E. Newliouse was in Portland last
Now should tills scheme be carried out, notice. Even those who know o f tlie
and JEW ELER,
as it no doubt will lie, as the Graphic j k 00*1 deeds scarcely realize their impor- pleased at, is that tlie Sonate Committee Friday on business.
man during Ihe twenty-two years be I is nee, so much a matter of course are lias accepted liis amendment to recom­
A. L. Watson was in tho city one day 8oiicits the patronage o f his old Iudiana
has been a voter in tlie primariei at they. A man is killed by accident or mend an appropriation for commencing last week and took in tlie dog show.
Friends who need watch repairing done.
Newberg lias never solicited any man's intent and tlie community is excited tlio Ship Canal around tlie Dalles of tlie
Mr. Caswell was up from Portland 1107 M o r r is o n St.
tote, directly or Indirectly, nor in any thereat. It is tlie one subject of conver­ Columbia. There was $214,000 left over and visited over Sunday with her uncle
Some individual provides a from appropriation for the boat railway,
way ever countenanced “ slate” politics, sation.
PO RTLAND , OR
Win Barker.
and won't do it now, won’ t it bo a stun­ refuge (or the widow, sends the daughter to be used on tlie canal; tlie further
Mr Courtney of Klickitat Co., Wash­
ning blow to tills glorious republic of to school, finds tlie son remunerative sum of $400,000 was added to this, so
ington, made his brother WiTTTam a
employment,
and
the
proceeding
is
giv­
that
if
tlie
amendment
passes
both
ours? W hy,in tlio face of such n calam­
short visit last week.
ity the great American bird is liable to en hut a passing thought. It is well, houses, there will lie $014,000 available
Mrs. Chas. Shires of Meadow Lake
refuse to flap his wings and scream, ami but it was lo be expected, and is hardly to commence tlie canal anil locks at Tlie
republicanism in old Yamhill will be­ of enough consequence lo tlie minds oi Dalles. If these increases succeed tlie has been visiting her parents Mr. and
come “ rickety" on its feet, when the tlio neighbors to report as news, so does total for Oregon rivers and harbors will Mr. John Rush the past weex.
Mrs. Randall had the misfortune to
hosts gather in battle at tho scat of gov­ not reach tlie papers. Now and then, be nearly $2,500,000.
It is expoeted tlmt Congress will ad­ break her arm last Friday. While driv­
ernment, on date of Thursday, May 1, however, a deed of this character comes
in the yeur nineteen hundred und two. accidently to public knowledge. Much a journ by June 15th, and both houses ing some cattle out of their yard site
one was reported in tlie Journal one are pushing business through as fast as fell with the above result.
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day last week. Two little waifs, almost possible. The Nicaragua canal bill is
It tiegins to look like Zim Mills in­
As illustration oi the fact of flow a
babies, woro in tlio police station for now before tlio .Senate, meeting obstruc­
little dabbling in literature will some­
tends to have a telephone line of liis
want of other reiuge, thoir mother hav­ tions from those who support railroad
own. Ho lias been spending several
times introduce a man to tlie public and
ing been taken to a hospital.
While interests, tlmt do not want commerce days lately getting out poles and putting
thence to positions of business trust or i
the authorities were in a quandary as to diverted from the overland routes, nor them along tho road between liis place
political preferment, the case of the new
how to dispose of them eaino a laboring care that there shall bo any inter oceanic and tlie store. There is considerable
Commissioner of Pensions Eugene Ware
man with his own two young sons in canal. To such the Panama scheme
is cited, concerning which there is no
talk of an independent line between
search of tlie children. He had read offers excuse for opposing tho Nicara­
little of romance. Home years ago he
here and Newberg.
S h o rty .
that they were there, and, because they gua project.
Anything to delay con-
wrote some verses, which were puldlsli-
had lived 011 his street and played wlMi struc$ion. The Hepburn lull that pass­
ad. A certain young man in New York
F o r Sale.
Ids youngsters; because they were little ed tlio House provides $180,000,000 for tlie
chanced to read them and he liked them
Two
horses
3
and
4 years of age. C.
and helpless anil in need of friends; iie- Nicaragua line, and if it passes tlie Sen-
bo well that they retained a place in liis
causo lie was a goml man, in short, nte it is thought tlio canal will he in 8 . Calkins, Newberg, Ore.
memory. In tlio oourae of time that
though doubtless lie would have been operation ill aix to eight years time. It
young tnnn assumed tlie duties of presi­
F o r Male.
surprised lo be told so—lie took the is uncertain when there can lie final
dent of tlie United States, and now lias
waifs to his home till such time ns their {action.
Nine hundred acres of land within five
The Senate Committee lias
called the author of the verses to lie
mother could care for them again. There eleven members, seven oi whom favor miles of Newberg, in different tracts.
pension commissioner. The moral to be
I is noocc isicn for surprise at such an act. Die Hepburn bill ns it passed tlie House. Mostly improved.
Amos Nelson.
deduced would seem to be, “ Write a L , , , ,
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Sucl» things are happening all Ilio lime,
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book, yonng man ; write a book.
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Everyone who lias been without money,
F n r Sale at a lln rcaln .
may or may not get a fort tine out of it,
or whoso acquaintance is umong them 11F.A U T V a n 11 1 iiiY N K s s r a n r u o p i r j
One Petaluma Incubator of 120 egg
but you may eventually get an olflce.”
of small means, knows tiiat the poor are
Newberg has tlie name of being a pro­ capacity, nearly new, nlso new brooder,
kind to each other; that among tlieui gressive town, and compared with many
manufactured bv same firm. W ill nc-
Tlie Oregonian could do very effective
are tlio real acts of charity performed — other Oregon towns it is a w ide awake
cept $20 for both—tlie price of incuba­
work in its outcry against crime und
.JL Q J U U U U L
those lliut mean self sacrifice. They are place and alive to tlie possibilities of be­
official iniquity in tlie city of Portland
tor alone. Address, Sherwood Drug Co,
so common that they cause no comment coming a still better place in which to
Sherwood, Or.
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if it would ba "instant in season and , ,
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, I In tlie circles where they occur; but it is live and make u living. We might learn ;
out of season,” but tlie "constant read-
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i. 1 well, once in a while, tlmt tlie rest oi something from towns in Southern I
er’ will notice tlmt the big daily Ims Its ,
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m
sst
Fnrm F a r Sale,
of how to make a town. {
/ * \ w - p* h * acock on land ii eacock ^
» “ spells,”
. „ 11 . o width
.. 1 , w come on lust
, . pro- H
opportunity
I , ie . . world
. . I * atlonied
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J to California
The J. J. Conlee placo in West Chc-
There is no place in the L'nited Stales
m
W. MORRIS I I I ACOCK
vioas to rad, election and then Imme- l<tok
,in “ thfe
o( •uch
w here there are such nice towns ns in halem contali.Ing 120 aerea, about 100 in
diatelv after the ballots are counted the
lt ,nsP‘ re?
cultivatinn,
fair
baildings,
orchard.
On
fever sulisides and the wide open policy in human nature; it is one of tlio tilings Southern California, and in spite of tlie road and cinse to puhlic achool. Prire
tlmt proves life worth tlie living.
reaction from the exploded tsann, they
is si mply winked at. Viewed from tho
are grow ing very rapidly. Most ot them rcasonable forcasti. Reason (orsellini,
standpoint of a political campaigner I
depend upon making the very best eon- thè business of Ilio Conico estate must
(his manner of warfare is all wool and a N kTlON .11 v v n r » 1 . c o i t i i K i r o M i .
Amos Nelson, Admr.
didous for a pleasant home in order to be elosed up.
KMK
yard wide, but it won’t stand the wash
draw
the
best
class
of
people
and
to
get
o f tlie real reformer who believes that
Thero is no more speetaeular city
al 1
eternal vigilance 1 « the price of common timi) llds nationai capitai ol ours. The them to buy and itr.prove property and
develop
new
lines
of
business.
Four­
Reported
by
tlie Yamhill Co. Abstract
decency In tho North End.
ancicnts mode great capitai*, like Rome teen of tho best towns of medium size in Co. at McMinnville, Oregon, for tlie /<> Keep on hand and manu- VI/
and Atheus, Babylon and Nliicvali. Southern California are prohibition week ending April 12, 1902.
/iV facture everything in the W
W ith each succeeding election Con- when thè empiiva thev re prese nt ed liad
towns, largely (or the reason tlmt the J N Miller to Mary A Keller lt 7
greasman Tongue allows up with in- ^ world vvide sway and thè common peo- best class of people coming (rom tlie
line of
W
and 8 blk P Desklns ad Newberg! 823 flS
creased strength, which shows that Ids pie were serio or slave*, bui our capitai
ea-tern ami middle states, American Samuel M Richard» to Renj T
work In Congress is highly satisfactory repressela a froe people, its splendor
born and well informed want to locate
Smith It 13 Oak Fruit Farm
225
to tlie voters of the second district. 1 sliows noi only lite we.dtli and power u(
in prohibition towns. There is no kind John Boeder« to S P Christenson
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Even the Oregonian which Ims always Ilio people hot their devotìon io im'ional
of business but aland? a better chance of
18« a In A N and R Miller die t 5
been very sparing in its words of rom - 1 devolopmcnt.
Rome liad its splendei success where no money is spent in
8500
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meodation of Mr. Tongue has got around precincta, bot Washington was lai 1 out saloons hut all tlmt is made goes to sup­
Il K Corner a * f to Martha Corner
to tho point where it can say some very to lie In all reapoets a great capitai, ft
z;x
B R A C K E T S , x!/
port other lines of trade.
Newberg Ims
pi It 5 blk 12 Lippincott* ad to
■ice things about Ids work at Wash- was long cali thè "C ity of Magniti,vnt
tliis advantage and but few other towns
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boor ahj w in d o w
ing ton.
Distancvs,” but is fast filling in and have, but in in other respects there are Win New house a w f to Liztie Glad
I completed to carry out the original in- many tilings done in (lie California
on 3 Its in blk 19 Rowland* arid
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The Oregon In lepend nt lias suspend- tent ion. The na’ tve wooda, art replaced towns lo attract |**nple and make pleas-
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» 1 publication an<l it is I t g t f M tlmt fcf a :n ren.lbvnt e.ty with wide alreeta,! ant surroundings for homos that have Christenson Jenson a wf to O C a
t\\ v r \ o u r p a tr o n a g e sol- VI/
Guild will take tlie plant to aome new yet wider avenues, with frequent reaer-i never been tried in Newberg to any
S E Christenson 38 « a in l^wia
field in Washington. This man Guild vaUont; there is now being perfected a great extent Not things tlmt cost much
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B Roger* die t3 s r3
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ent a wide awatli, in his own estimation, plan that will elaborate tlie two mile* money either, but little things—keeping Andrew Smith to B T a F. M Smith
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during the day* oi rank, wild-eyed pop- from tlie dome of tlie capital to the l’o- { a|| rubbish an I refuse gathered up and
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ulism and free silver lunacy, but he lontac with beautiful grounds and pub -1 hauled elf, having all the streets rn that G I. Baker et al to I.ucy Cowles 8.1
soon dropped oat along witli tlie rest ol lie boil.lings tlmt almll represent tin* liiere will lie no pools of standing water,
W. P.
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the short lived windjammers of that greatness o f tho nation and ambition of This does not mean that all or even w ry Wm FeUlard a wf to N P Whealer
period-
its people. M y home is ucar tlie W hite many of the etrveU need to be graded, ‘ 180 a sec 12 t3 r 8 .................... 10001
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Bank of Newberg.
H. A. Littleüela
H. J . Littlefield.
L IT T L E F IE L D B RO S.,
PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS.
B. C. MILES. President.
N. E. BRITT. Vice-Pret.
E. H. WOODWARD, Secretary#
Offices in Chehftlem Valley Baule Bu Iding
Phone No. 4:1.
Residence north oi Public School Building,
Phone No. 44.
J. C. COLCOKD, Cashier.
C A P I T A L S T O C K , $ 30 , 161 .
B. C. MILES.
C. K. S P A l’ LDINO.
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TTO RNEY-AT-LAW .
H. WOODWARD.
n e . Bun r.
J. H DOUGLAS, JR.
CLARENCE BUTT.
Di ree tor*.
W ill practice in all the courts of the state fx/iR/j|rt 4 p o w r > E \ ’FR_Ladd A Tilton Port-
Special attention given to probate work, the
y
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w riting o f deeds, mortgages, contracts and the 1
land; National Park Bank, New Tor*.
drafting of a ll legal papers.
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Newberg. Oregon. g traD(rer8 visitin g the city «re invited to call at
O f fic e — Second Floor
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the bank for information concerning Ihe
Bank of Newberg Building.
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city. Corie.spondence invited.
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S-or Swell and typ-to-fflate
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dfousefurnishings
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COES IT NEED REPAIRING
ANO CLEANING? «
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JOHN A. BECK,
n rn rrrn m n rv
Satisfaction
Is what we aim
to give our cus­
tomers in all
liues of goods.
TOe siiti g tue
dreo
with
Cash
¿Purchases ou
2 WE TURN OUT NOTHINQ
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FIRST CLAS 3 WORK.
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C ry O u r 97lixed ¿Paints
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llto carry a full tine of tho
best brands of ¡Paints and Oils
Tliintiouj S?tass, 9h7tndout Shades, Cnr-
tain ¿Poles, mtCoohing Siasses, ¿Pee
Supplies, etc.
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The very best watches
have their day of repairs
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piece attended to before
it’s worn out for lack of
oil and cleanliness.
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slighest friction makes
trouble and wears the
parts out.
We will re­
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watch, and warrant the
job to be all O. K.
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First class work done in every particular, and careful
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durability at a minimum cost
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