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NEWBERG
V O L X V I.
W ATCH
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A List o f th e Im p rov em e n t«
M ade W itliiu ilie P a st Y ear.
Everybody kbow s Newberg is
making a steady grow th. The
spirit o f development is in the
atmosphere o f the tow n. It is
contagious. The building lever
has broken out and is sweeping
the whdle neighborhood
That citizens may realize wliat
has been done in Newberg with­
in the past few months, and
w hat is now in progress, the
Graphic has taken pains to
gather a few building statistics
which are given below. The
buildings and additions here list­
ed have either been completed
within the past year or are now
in course o f construction:
Dr. H. C. Dixon, t w o . story
business building, First street.
Newberg Furniture Factory,
Blaine street.
Clarence Butt, residence, North
River street.
Miss Jennie D. Miller, resi­
dence, occupied by Dr. Larkin,
Sheridan street.
Miss Margaret Inglis, resi­
dence, North River street. ■
C. F. Moore, residence, Sheri­
dan street.'
Spaulding. Logging Co., store
room , First street.
C. C. Ferguson, addition to
Commercial Stables, First street.
Prof. F. K. Jones, residence,
North street.
W. H.Bond, addition to house,
Hancock street.
Spaulding Logging Co., saw­
mill, 100,000 feet per day ca-
pacity, foot o f River street.
J. F. Taylor, residence, North
Meridian street.
Van Leavitt, tw o story busi­
ness building, First street.
M. Nicholson, feed and livery
stable, College street.
Mrs. N. F. Tobey, cottage,
North Newberg near railroad.
W. L. Robertson, .addition t o
cottage, Edwards street.
D. R. Jackson, addition to
store, Main street.
J. M. Glass, remodeling Amoty
Hall for hotel building, Main
street.
Mrs. S. A. Deskins, cottage,
occupied by Mrs. Dorrance,
Edwards street.
Allen Smith, residence, College
street.
C. A. Hodson, residence, Col­
lege street.
A. B. Cooper, addition to bak­
ery, First street.
A. N. Pressnall, residence, Sheri­
dan street.
O. K. Edwards, residence,
South College street.
The Misses Williams, cottage,
East Newberg.
Dr. H. C. Dixon, cottage to be
erected soon, Edwards street.
The Misses Williams, cottage
to be erected soon, North New-
berg.
W. C. Meets, cottage to be*
built soon, Second street.
G. A. Graves, cottage, West!
Sherman street.
E. M. Hodson, cottage, Church
and East Third streets.
Atkinson
Bros.,
Newberg
Creamery, First street.
J. P. Johnson, cottage, Illinois
street.
Stanley, Bond & Gilbert, Ice
Manufactory and Cold Storage
plant, Blaine street.
Free Methodist church parson­
age, North Main street.
Amos Graves, cottage, West
Newberg.
W. C. Kruger, residence, West
First street.
S. W. Parrish, cottage, Blaine
street.
Clem mens & He viand, ax
handle factory, Blaine street.
J. W. Forsyth, cottage, oc­
cupied by C. C. Ferguson, College
street.
J. W. Forsyth, residence, lor
renting purposes, College street.
D. H. Turner, residence, occu-
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GRAPHIC.
NEWBERG, YA M H ILL COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1904.
N ew berjps E ra o f D evelop m en t.
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Newberg Steal** Laundry, ad­
pied by Robert Grames, Fourth
dition,
Hancock çfcreet.
street.
A.
R.
M oom aw, cottage, Sheri­
Jesse Edwards, residence re­
dan
street
modeled and added {o , Fourth
W. E. Fortune, cottage, West
street.
Presbyterian church remodeled, Sherman street.’
H. Crater, store room, occupied
First street.
Geo. Allen, residence, Meridian by Heacock & Heacock, jewelers
and opticians, First street.
street.
E. L. Withers, cottage, West
Henry Ehret, residence, East
Newberg.
First street.
G. W. Mitchell, residence, G U IL T Y O R NOT G U IL T Y ?
College street.
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Pacific College gymnasium-,
There are several water con-
addition.
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C. A. Wyman, cottage, foot o f sumey8 ,n t " ls town, w ho would
Wynooski street.
j *l.ot like to be accused o f theft,
Mrs. C. V. Remington, cottage, ! w ho make a practice o f dsing
Ninth street.
city water whicfcpvthey haven’t
Oregon Handle Mfg. Co., ad­ paid for. The council has desig­
dition, Blaine street.
S. M. Calkins, house remodeled, nated the hours) for sprinkling
purposes, to which some citizens
Fifth and South Main streets.
W. E. Terrell, cottage, occupied' are paying no heed whatever.
b y j . A . Hughes, Dayton Avenue Gardens are watered, water is
H. J. Austin, residence, Center turned on and allowed to run in­
street. -
M. H. Pinney, addition to definitely—and by some high in
authority. I f we were not afraid
house, River street.
J. W. Douglas, addition to o f being harsh, we might say
house, Wynooski street.
that such consumers are anarch­
Palen Clark, residence, Seventh ists, for they have no respect for
and Center streets.
Mrs. Hannah Bond, store prescribed regulations; “ em­
building, occupied by J. E. Press­ bezzlers,” for they take that
nall, paints and wall paper, First which does not belong to them
street.
and rob some one else; criminally
Mrs. M. H. Bowertnan, small careless, for they exhaust the
cottage, house to be built later,
water supply, which might mean
Sherman street.
Ed Flint, cottage Eighthstreet. the loss o f somebody’s ’ house
H. Crater, tw o story business should fire break out. Such
building, occupied by the Misses action is n ot fair to those w ho
Hutchens, Milliners, First street. observe the regulations. Com­
G. M. Graves, cottage, West
plaints are becoming persistent,
First street.
W
est!
an^
recluest§ have come in from
D. Atkinson, cottage,
several
sources that the Graphic
Second street.
,
J. L. Zimmerman, small c o t -jsP^a^ (>u* in regard to the
tage, West Newberg.
| grievance.^
S. A. Ullery, cottage, Third j
Marri»tfe Licenses.
street.
Bessie L. Houck, 24, to Oscar
J. Y. Sollenberger, small cot-
K.
Williamson, 36
tage, Third street.
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T. B. Cummings
taking parlors, building soon-to ard A. Rossner,
be erected on College street.
! Nellie B. McCann, 21, to R. W.
Noah Lapp, small cottage, i Gabriel, 22.
Second street.
1 Dottie York, 20, to W’alter
Chas. Lapp, small cottage, I Wills, 24.
Second street.
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! Annie M cKay, 24, to William
J. P. Johnson, house for rent, | Duncan, 29.
West Newberg.
; There are three different chairs
J. Harlan Smith, residence,
^ had at Portcr & Larkin’s
soon to be erected, Edwards
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and you can just as well have
street
them all without any extra ex-
L. W. Baisinger, residence, ™ s e toVourseif
North Main street.
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E. L. Evans,shop, First street.; F or Sale—Five acres ol land,
Guilford T eny, cottage, Sheri- ^ with good new house. Inquire
dan street.
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i o f L . J. Butterfield, east o f the
W. C. Rowe, cottage, West sawmill. Come any day except
Sherman street.
i Saturday.
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NO. 34.
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$100 SILK FLAG $100
F S E E _
To the school, church, lodge or society receiving the
highest vote. Contest to close when
30,oop coupous are issued.
See Flag on Exhibition
We give coupous with every 25-cent cash purchase:
Porter & Larkin, general merchandise.
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A. R. Moomaw & Son, hardware, implements, etc.
T. B. Cummings & Co., furniture, wall paper, paint.
Hugh C. Lawer, harness and saddlery.
W. Rich, groceries and provisions.
Henry J. Austin, meat market.
C. B. Wilson, confectionery and ice cream parlor.
Heacock & Heacock, jewelers and opticians.
The Misses Hutchens, leading milliners.
F. H. Caldwell & Co., drugs, books and stationery.
H A V E Y O U E X A M IN E D T H O S E
Champion Machines
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A. R. MOOMAW & SON’S ?
T h ey are the strongest and lightest running ma­
chines on the market. W e also handle the
M ITC H E LL A N D BEE LINE BUGGIES,
SY R A C U SE P L O W S , H A Y T O O L S ,
W IR E FENCING and G E N E RA L H A R D W A R E
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The richest cf pure cream; the juice of ripe, fresh fruits;
highest grade flavorings and pure crystal sugar, carefully
blended and frozen to a creamy smoothness by skilled work­
men. This is the only “ secret” of tlie^reat sale of
. . S W E T L A N D ’S
IC E * C R E A M . . .
It is absolutely pure and contains no secret powders or
“ fillers.” This “ Ice Cream of Quality” is received fresh
every day by
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C. B. W IL S O N , Sole Agent for Newberg,
Money Saved
Special rates made for picnics, parties, etc.
F ree S o u ven ir — When visiting Portland, call at Swet-
land’s, 273 Morrison street, and piesent this ad. You will
receive free an attractive souvenir for the table.
, *xOp ^rowers
T b e ^ lo r r ls o n I m p r o v e d H o p P r e s s
Clocks, Watches
Jewelry
Will do more work with less men than any baler in the market.
'■ This is fact, not pretense, and we.guarantee it.
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Here is something which should interest you,
XVEBEOOT
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HOB
STOVE
Has more weight than any stove of its size. We manufacture it,
and know that it cannot be duplicated for the money. We handle
all kinds of extras for the Beardslee hop press. Let us hear from
you.
THE DALLAS IRON WORKS.
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HEACOCK k HEACOCK.
The Leading Jewelers. NEWBERG-* ORE.
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