Newberg graphic., February 13, 1903, Image 2

Y loi ult.y
, T h e two select»««» which follow
have been handed » by subscribers
—the firat by D. Priestley am* the
pecood by Mrs. G. W . Howie. II
a cy ooe of our remises have favor­
ite poems which they would like
othecs.to- mad, hand them in and
they w ill receive careful considera­
tion.
fegielatare in behalf a# the- logging
prescribes regulations for improve­
ment of waters not navigabVw for
commercial purposes, to facilitate
the “ Boating, transporting and
booming of logs, lumber and other
timber products.’' Such streams
are to he open to pubttr use at
“ reasonable tolls,” which are- to
be
* fay the County Courts.
will do,
w through
A Ik o n ta A o m O satioo .
A nd the frequent desecration
Of Htblath ordination—
Y# who with eonetenmtion
Belio Id tiri* devastai ¡on,
Defying tagialaIloti,
Or any regulation,
Come, make determination
To join the rout Ili nation
For ite whole esteem ma lion.
And without more hesitation
Give your co-operation
**0 thì» aeeocintire
To enenre the pnaervnflton,
Of the future generation
From all oootateiaation
With Tile iotoekeaUoo ’ -
And deadly filari patio«. •
Yon will bava the consolation
And inward approbation,
Haring made lite declaration
Tliat no poinono— peejera tion
Which-lead s e p i a temptation
Will sanction ! Induration
By your participation !
S econd ­
to house that is indeed coBWspol-
unique from
itan in its w a y
the fact that it handles so many
things for so many uses is the one
■ conducted by J. M. Shaw.’ The
wareeooms and salesrooms contain
any article! from« rat trap to a small
sized steamboat, with the usual
category of wares, utensils and
things found) in the better stocked
second hand stores. J. M. Shaw,
the wide awoke Owner, buys and
sells any article o f utility in furni­
ture or household effects, and when
the housewife can’t find what she
needs elsewhese she invariably
finds it there. Shaw must be a
genius to cater to the wants of so
many people.
n it u r e a n d
Ye frimiA of .reform.-a ion,
Ye lover* of our Nation,
tritio deplore tris degradation
(Caused* by wftieltey «kattUetieo
In every teak end etnflioo,
and
hand F urniture . 1
H o l l in g s w o r t n f t
the Booth-Kelly Lumber Company,
a f Eugene. Ore., will cot in. 1903,
about M f i m a n » feet of lumber at
Lumberman. This will beat the
world’s record o f the output of any
• o e company, l i this company
should cut 100,000,000 feet annual­
ly for 99 years, they would still
M. S ha \ vt , N ew
Co o r am, F u r ­
U nder -
One of the most attractive and
and best arranged business houses
in town is that owned and man­
aged by the above named firm,
Hollingsworth & Cooper deal in\
furniture, carpets and house fur­
nishings of all kinds which make a
well ordered house complete. They
embalmers and funeral directors.
The establishment has been doing
business here since 1893,. and has
attained an enviable business stand­
ing.
Messrs. Hollingsworth &
Cooper are energetic, progressive
men who win alw ays be found
keeping np with the procession.
P a u l so n , D u n d e e G e n h r -
.• a l M e r c h a n d is e .
H . C.
e ffud that we have many
tndise that we are desirous
such goods will be sold re-
W t have not the space in
•11 so we give a few o f the
Fine line of Skirts at a discount of 20%
248 pairs Ladies and Children’s Shoes
broken lots at a discount of f 33£%
Small lot of Gent's Underwear at a dis­
count of 50%
10 per cent discount on every thing in
the Dry Goods line, including no­
tions, ladies furnishings, umbrellas,
blankets, etc^ except thread.
-Shoes given ¿{w ay-
10 dollare in Gold given away for each
10 suits Men's Clothing sold.
Our Free Dishes have arrived and parties
can secure same due them by presenting
cards. 1
During this sale all Discount goods must
be sold for Cash. -
* v?
Respectfully,
One * a i pale Mhd »allow aad th*
other fresh and »ray., Whence the dif-
fcrenee? She who is blushing with
health uses Dr. Klpg’s New Life Pill* to
maintain it. By gently a rouging the
the leap organ* they compel good diges­
tion and head off constipation. Try
them. Only 28c, at F. H. Caldwell A
Oo. drnodri-
“T h e P o e tr y o f the O ra n g e.”
‘‘It appeal« to you, when the frail
bangs
ripe and aweet on the trees late
B. G r o t h , D u n d e e , G e n e r a l in Feburary,
or earty in March, Tbeo
H a r d w a r e a n d B lack -
the bloaaome break out, and the trees
are yellow with goldeo globe*, and white
s m it h in g .
As a business and trading point with orange flower*. It may be that •
flinrry of snow ha* whitened the moun­
and as a source of supply for a tain top*, nnd then you have an artiatic
prosperous community Bern hart background for a tropical format. - The
Groth is behind two distinct air ia fall of aunahine, and heavy with
branches of business both of which fragrance as night comes on, and then
augnrents to th« convenience and If the moou be shining, you may hear
at midnight through open windows, the
advantage of Dundee or to those song of the mocking-bird in the scented
living most accessible to that point grove, and it never seemed eo melodious
— namely as a hardware merchant before.“
An eseperienee like this is possible
handling a well selected and varied
any
winter, andTU i* worth * journey oí
line of general hardware such as
a
thousand
mile*, while you can bara
stoves, ranges, sash and doors,
io Sha*ta ........
Route
it, by taking the
blinds, paints, oils, farming imple­ through the grand jdSIuregqu* (Msktyon
ments and kindred things to this and Shasta Moaofeins, to Hoot hern
line. And secondly but of no less California. Complete information about
importance to the community, Mr. the trip, aad descriptive matter, telling
about California, may be had from any
Groth conducts a general black­ Ho o them Pacific Agent or W. E. Coroan
smith shop, doing blacksmitbing, Geo. Pass. Agt. ft P. Go. L in « in Ore­
Inline than that of Mr*. Skiff. It was horseshoeing, wagon and carriage gon, Portland Oregon
very, very early in the morning, and eo work and all manner of repairing.
B eal Estate Transfer*.
ha slipped quietly in tbrowgb the door
and, snuggling op close to the lady said: Mr. Groth has a good acquaintance
3«ported by-the Yamhill Co. Abstract
“la m a little angel aad, Jfos .m ost be
Company of McMianviHe.
very good to me. I wilLauy with yon
always, end when »00 ate old and weak
Jtow will be glad that the litfle angel
jeeme to- you.” Mrs. Skiff bade the
•* stranger angel wrieete* and just then T a S a v e H isto rie
••e d Dr Fiencb, happening to peas th*
IKioee, heard tha sweat manic that ha
The writer ia bis booklet preaches knew could only flows Item heaven. Bo
he went in aad’eew tha Utile angel on
lo the educated, professional and the couch Is a moment hie keen lancet
Irnrisrsa man what be terms the wee out, nnd lie clipped off tlie wings of
aew goapef o#doing some oat door Hie little tugrl nod they had flown buck
work each day ia the year. I f be to heaven alone. “This In too precious
h s t o s M w to Brake be woufih
gay th stryw eeg aad old should
w ork
tfiari two h a m each day
at
tor. “ Wb mutt take ftimwMt oa el-
ways,” and so the little angel stays, a
joy to the beam be baa found on earth
nnd.«.pride to thaee wbou> he whl, Ged
wffliug call father and mother. Let oe
I rope that Ilia angles is* heaven inky not
ee arise their absent sberub tbet they
•iK ray “C omo beck;” but when the
ewmtoone ruioafl, fed fe cosae from the
Upeef the father fled MeUwr on the con­
fines of the BeautHal, aw a je over there
lath e Beyond.’’ “ - •’
. , The tec rolli I
hew 1* for the e nk
• S tile m i Jay <»*
Stamm
THIS
SPACE BELONGS
TO
/J, . jjpV’
—,
¿y
j*
'WffiF' J
Mackie A Dunston,
Successors to Ward, Barclay & Oo,
One pair of Shoes given aw ay out of
each 10 pairs sold.
In, the business arena of Dundee
are some active, conversant and
facilitated merchants. Conspicuous
among them is H. C. Paulson, suc­
cessor to W . E. Edgerton, well
known to the trade as being in
touch with its best interests, as a dents o f the pioneer ere; therefore in J B Rodger* die 1 8 e r 2 w: «735.
. * B McPInllipe etal to Tawney A Law-
general merchant who sells for cash
**
1
.. rence w ^Opte* elm t 5 s r 6 w $1.
or produce. A t his very suitable
“ Resolved, By the H ouse, the l E Cowl* to J c C:»ri-,n A wf It 12 A
and commodious store he shows a Senate concurring, th at the Oregon p*rt )t w j0 mcm College add «260.
wholesome stock o f groceries and State Historical Society be instruct-
W T Vaughn A wf to J F Atkin* 240»
Hecs 2 0 A 3 2 t4 * r fiw «2000.
provisions and~ every essential ed and is hereby authorized to take
for the larder, with a large and steps to secure said blockhouse, and
~
well selected stock o f shoes for to preserve the same as one o f the
* weak Mo"">ck
v
W
. ,
, Caueee a weak body nnd invite* di-
men, women and ^children, as well ’.m portanl
hlrioncal m o n u m en tso f ^
Kodol Dyspepsia Cur* rare* and
as dry goods, notions, furnishing the early pioneer history of Ore- gtrengtliena the »tomacli and ward* off
goods, crockery, queensware Ktc,
in fact “ everything” that goes to
the housewife or rancher.
T he
well -stocked counters and shelves
at once reveal the alert efforts of
the management to keep the re­
spective lines np to the high stand­
ard. H. C. Paulson already has
the confidence of the trade that
comes from over a goodly area of
country who find it to their advant­
age to trade at that point.
When I clean your watch I
do not pass the little things.
I f the hairspring needs a little
attentiou, or the balance
wheel trueing, or if any of the
many placet needed adjusting
to take up the wear. I do it
a* a purtof the cleaning work.
They will soon have something to say concerning
the line of Agricultural Jmplements they are put-
N otte« to Creditor*.
.lined
John D Crniet of has
been
epi-oint-
*d
the deeeneed.
.<1nnni.tr.tor
th.
estate Conn
of M.rv of
J. Yamhill
Crater,
by
the
County
County,
Now •etdaetale
therefore Oregon.
all hereby
paraon* notified
having,claims
StaUint
era
and re­
quired
to
preeenl
the
eame
to
the
undeniened
properly
rerlfled.
(t
hi*
place
of
reehtene*
Oregon. within six months from neer
dew
of Newberg.
thli notlhe.
- TONSORIAU ARTIST. '
EVEBI PATRON GHTEN SATISFAC­
Dated tb l. December Mth A. D. HRS. .* TIO
N. BATH BOON IR CWIECTIOA
JOHN D. OKATRR. -
P. W. Fenton, Artmiaiitratqr
of arid I tte t
Attorney for Id e a
DR. FRED fiU U ET T E
WtUyrarolee
la given
all the to marts
of work,
th* itate
SpeelsI
attention
pro bale
the
wrltlu*
of
<tce<]>,
mortgage».
coutraeta
aad the
drafting
of
nil
legal
paper.
covery vanished. Hearing of some
Newherg, Oregea.
ptic *—Second Floor
wonderful cures effected by nee of Kodol O Bank
of Newherg Rulldlur
I concluded to try it. The first bottle
benefited me, and after taking four
bottles I am fully reetoaed to my nenat
DR. C. C. BENNETT,
strength weight and health. F. H . Cal­
dwell A Co.
Osteopathic Physician
Keep on hand and manu­
facture everything in th«
line of
DOORSt WINDOWS,
MOULDINCS,
TURNINGS, CREST-
INCS, BRACKETS.
DOOR AND WINDOW
FRANES. FANCY
CASINOS, ETC.
Office
Valley Bank Bldg.
Phone In No. Chehalem
M.
N o tic e o f A p p o in t m e e k o f A d a .I n !* * r a t o r.
la hereby
giren Oregon,
that tha
County
Court Notice
of day
Yamhill
County,
did
on the
twelfth
of
January
less
duly
appoint
A.
Nebon
admlnUtrator
of
tho
catate
of
C
F Kel­
son
deceased
nnd
etl
penen*
baring
claim,
again.!
rotate
are
required
to pre­
sent
mid mid
claim
vert
fled hereby
as Bve
by law
required
A.
Kelson
at
bl.
residence
mUe.
north
went to
of
Newherg
in
Yamhill
Coenty,
Oregon,
within
six month, from the date ot publication of thla
Dated this l*th day of Jaanary^lWB
Administrator of th# »stale v w w
ton, deceased.
Eugene
Field’s
JUUULOJUUUULy
P h y s ic ia n s A g o r g e o u s
g. H WOODWARD,«MK
J. C. COLCORD, Caahtw.
Office ovar Chehalsm Valley Rank.
N e w b e rg , O re g o n
“Dyspepris,” wrote Eugene Field,
“often Incapacitates a man for endeavor
and aometimee extinguishes the Ore oi
ambition." Though great despite hb
complaint Field suffered from indiges­
tion all hla Ufa. A weak, tired stomach
can’t digest your food. It needs
rest. Yon can only rest It by the usr
WATCHMAKER
JEWELER,
Solicits
the who
pstronige
of repairing
his old
Meeds
need watch
P O R T L A N D , OR,
The place to
gat your
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
PRESCRIPTION WORK A
SPECIAiTT.
N E W B E R G , OREG ON
Officer* ft Directora:
..
A lphkub M il l s ,
J. C. Mc^
C r e a , Vice-Pres.; S. M. C a l k in s ,
Cashier; J. K inlk y B l a ir .
Prta.,
Correspondents:
Reokn, fttntlonnry. F a n cy and
A r t Irle*. C a m ara and Westfim. National Bank,
New
K od ak* and a ll k in d s wf C am ara York, <J. 8. National Bank, Port­
Brrpplles.
LR8HON8 O IV E lf IN K O D A K - land, McMinnville N«.tfontl Bank,
Tot let