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B. N. WOODWARD. Editor and Publisher.
W.
C. WOODWARD. Aasoctate
Editor.
$1.00 Per Year in Advance.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1904.
Th e number o f patients which
are taken from this vicinity to
P o rtla n d hospitals has given
rise to the question w h y should
n o t N ew berg have a hospital o f
its ow n. The to w n is rapidly
a tta in in g a size where there w ill
be a demand for such an insti­
tu tion .
A t present the Yam hill branch
o f the Southern Pacific is in
p re tty fair condition, but the
patrons are w ondering whether
the road is to be properly bal­
lasted. I f not the w inter rains
w ill soon put it in much the
same condition as before and
much o f the summer’s w ork w ill
necessarily be lost. I t ’s a case
o f ballast and a g ood road bed,
o r no ballast and a bed which
reminds one o f riding in w inter
o v e r a corduroy country road,
the rails o f which are floatin g in
a lob lollv o f mud.
“ Count you r many blessings,
name them one by one,” adm on­
ishes the old song, but the ad­
m onition is often little heeded by
the singers. A man w h o comes
fr o m a state where there is prac­
tically no horticultural industry,
spent a few days here recently
and could scarcely g et through
¿raving over the fruit which he
found here in such abundance,
and the fact th at so much w as
g o in g t o waste, so little appre­
ciated, actually appalled him.
And yet w e have been grum bling
because the Ita lia n prune crop is
short this year! “ Count you r
m any blessings.”
There is ju st one easy cure for
th e man w h o is inclined to be
skeptical as to the success and
scope o f the L e w i a and Clark
Centennial. L et him visit the
ideal grounds, w a lk through the
beautiful hillside park dow n to
the lake, look across to the island
where the fine governm ent build­
ing is to be erected, and connect­
ed w ith the main grounds by a
lon g bridge; let him turn and
take his w a y up the grand stair­
w a y to where the three main
buildings are alread\r nearing
completion, and he should by all
means observe the forestry build­
ing as indeed he cannot help do­
ing. If, after being on the grounds
an hour and having seen the
rapid progress being made, he
has not g o t into the spirit of the
great enterprise, he is a “ knock­
er.” L et him lie kicked out o f
th e state into utter darkness.
W e do not believe the people o f
N ew berg are indifferent on the
subject o f obtaining a city park
but w e do believe th at some are
thoughtless or careless, in that
they do not manifest a more en­
thusiastic interest and a more
active co-operation in the m atter.
Citizens certainly cannot belittle
the g rea t importance o f the proj­
ect. The trouble is rather th at
they are g ettin g in the habit o f
a llow in g a few to do m ost ot the
hard w ork in prom oting projects
which are vita l to the welfare o f
the tow n. In a w ay, the active
w ork must l)e performed by a
few , but it cannot be done w ith ­
out the encouragement and sup­
p o rt o f the many. When the
next public park meeting is called
b y the comm ittee in charge, let
each loyal resident feel an in­
dividual responsibility in being
in attendance.
Public School Leads in Flag
Contest.
Brick f ° r Sale.
September 15, vtt w ill open a
New impetus w as given the new kiln o f 50,000 bricks which
flag contest yesterday, which so w ill be ready for sale.
J as . H a m n e tt .
far has n ot been pushed very 42-3t
energetically. T o sta rt the ball
W h at’s Iu a Name?
rolling, an offer o f a cash prize of
Everything is in the name when
tw en ty dollars w ill n ow be made it comes to Witch Hazel Salve. E.
to the person casting the m ost C. DeWitt & Co. of Chicago, dis­
votes in the contest, this amount covered some years ago how to
to be paid a t the Bank o f N ew ­ make a salve from Witch Hazel
that is a specific for piles. For
berg when the contest is closed
blind, bleeding, itching and pro­
and the silk flag, n ow on exhibi­ truding piles, eczema, cuts, burns,
tion in P o rter & L a rk in ’s store, bruises and all skin diseases, De-
awarded t o the successful school W itt’s Salve fyas no equal. This
has given rise to numerous worth­
or organization.
less counterfeits. Ask for D eW itt’s
The fo llo w in g named firms w ill — the genuine: Sold by F. H .
g ive tickets w ith each 25c pur­ Caldwell & Co.
chase, on request: P o rter &
Larkin, C aldw ell Sc Co.,' M oo- “ Have You a Seller?” I f So,
Don’t Keep It.
m aw & Son, M a rk Heacock,
the Misses Hutchens, H . C. L a w -
I am having so m anv calls for
ranches
o f all sizes ancf in differ­
er, W. Rich, C. B. Wilson, T . B.
ent
conditions.
I f you have one
Cummings & Co. When casting
you w ish t o dispose of, come
a vo te for the organ ization to right t o m y office in the Dixon
whom you w a n t the fla g a w a rd ­ block and list it w ith me a t
ed, w rite you r name on the back once. Yes, and if you have any
o f the ticket,'and if you cast the tradin g stock, m y resort is a
m ost votes you g e t a special g o o d place to list it.
prize o f tw e n ty dollars in gold.
Announcement w ill be made
from week t o week o f the result
o f the fla g contest. The vote,
counted yesterday, w as as fo l­
low s:
Public School........................ .158
N ew berg Band....................... 100
W . O. W .................................. 28
G. A. R .........................
17
Presbyterian church..............
8
Pacific C ollege........................
6
A. 0 . U. W ..............................
6
THE GREAT DIVIDE
Introduced three years by Frank Wood.
Now the standard potato for the Pacific
u
Coast. Value, $1.60 per sack.
« is m
T he C hehalem M ountain R eal
E state and I nvestment C o .,
Newberg, Oregon.
W e are inaugu­
rating Saturday
sales. Call on us
for that
Sick Headache.
‘ ‘ For several years my wife was
troubled with what physicaus called
sick headache of a very severe
character. She doctored
with
several eminent physicians and at
a great expense, only to grow
worse until she was unable to do
any kind of work. About a year
ago she began taking Chamberlain’s
Stomach and Liver Tablets and to­
day weighs more than she ever did
R ic h — Gould Nuptials.
before and is real well,” says Mr.
Geo.
E. Wright of New London,
A very p retty w edding to o k
New York, For sale by C. F.
place a t eight o ’clock on Wednes­
Moore & Co.
day m orning a t the home o f the
bride’s parents M r. and Mrs. Free Delivery and Both Phones.
Wm. Rich o f this city, the con­
Go to the Newberg M e a t M a r ­
tractin g parties being Miss Belle ket for all kinds o f fresh meats.
V a ya Rich and M r. A. N. Gould, W e also handle bacon and lard.
Rev. T . Brouillette, pastor o f the W e d o our bwn buying and are
able t o furnish the best meats
Presbyterian church, officiating.
the valley affords.
Miss Rich has been a prominent
S tan ley & B ond ,
teacher o f Coos county for eight
Newberg M e a t Co.
years, teaching in the Coquille
Iu Praise of Chamberlain’s Colic
C ity public schools last year and
Cholera and Diarrhoea
holding her position for the -— ----- ; JMpnaftyL-
ensuing year.
“ Allow me to give you a few
M r. Gould is the eldest son o f words in praise of Chamberlain’s
a prominent pioneer fam ily o f Colic, Cholera aud Diarrhoea Rem­
Coos Bay. He is a civil eugineer edy,” says Mr. John Hamlett, of
Eagle Pass, Texas. “ I suffered
by profession, and a t present is
one week with bowel trouble and
deputy county surveyor for Coos took all kinds of medicine without
county.
getting any relief, when my friend,
The bride w as attired in a Mr. C. Johnson, a merchant here,
lovely g o w n o f w h ite crepe de advised me to take this remedy.
chene over taffeta, which w as After taking one dose I felt greatly
relieved and when I had taken the
exchanged for a beautiful tra vel­ third dose was entirely cured. I
ing ta ilo r made suit o f n a vy blue thank you from the bottom of my
voile just before their departure heart for putting this remedy in the
hands of mankind.” Fot\ sale by
for their home in Coos county.
C. F. Moore & Co.
The floral arrangements in the
home were beautiful and lent an
I f a man makes no enemies he
added charm t o the occasion. hits but few friends.
During the ceremony the young
Has Sold a Pile of Chamberlain’s
couple stood beneath an arch o f
Cough Remedy.
.
w hite flowers eutwined w ith a
I have sold Chamberlain’s Cough
profusion of green foliage, all Remedy for more than twenty years
o f which blended nicely and and it has giyen entire satisfaction.
afforded a lo vely and ideal pic­ I have sold a pile of it and can
ture frame for the handsome recommend ft highly.—Joseph Mc-
Elhiney, Linton, Iowa. You will
pair.
find this remedy a good friend when
The dining room and breakfast troubled with'd cough or cold. It
table were decorated w ith equal always affords quick relief and is
taste. Marechal Niel roses and pleasant to take. For sale by C. F.
ferns harmonized well w ith the Moore & Co/
center piece o f luscious grapes
M arriage Licenses.
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which nestled tem ptingly in an
Clara Anna Allen 22 to Joseph
abundance ot their ow n lovely
P Cooper 30 .
foliage.
Here a delicious breakfast w as Only Did His Duty as He Saw It.
served after which M r. and Mrs.
‘ ‘ I deem it my duty to add a
word
of praise for Chamberlain’s
Gould left by boat for Coos Bay,
where they w ill visit for a few Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem­
days w ith Mr. Gould’s people, edy,” says J. W iley Park, the well
known merchant and post master
when they w ill begin housekeep­ at Wiley, Ky. “ I have been sell-
ing in their ow n cosy home in , ing it for three or four years, and
Coquille C ity. W e wish them : it gives complete satisfaction. Sev-
I eral of my customers tell me they
long life and prosperity.
would not Le without it for any­
Monarch records for the Vic­ thing. Very often, to my knowledge,
to r talk in g machine— 1 0 -inch one single dose has cured a severe
disk, 50c; 7-inch disk, 25c. Call attack of diarrhoea, and I positively
know it will cure flux (dysentery).
early to g et selections. The Vic­ You are at liberty to use this testi­
to r Junior machine reduced to monial as you please.” For sale by
$2(L M o o re ’s Pharm acy.
C. F. Moore & Co.
JU IC Y
SUNDAY
RO AST*
CHEHALEM VALLEY MARKET.
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W e do our own buying and butchering strictly. W e make our
money here and distribute it among home dealers. The best meats in
the market. Let us handle your eggs and poultry.
P A U L B R U N Z E L & SON.
AN ENLARGED CRAYON
OR PASTEL PREMIUM
W ill b e g iv e n F R H F
- — AT— -
WE GIVE COUPON TICKETS
which entitles the bolder to a beautiful enlarged crayon or pastel
picture FREE. Call today and get your coupon ticket and have
it punched with every purchase and secure a premium.
$ 20.00 purchases entitle you to a $ 3.50 crayon FREE.
$ 30.00 purchases entitle you to a $ 4.50 pastel FREE.
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W hy use a square porch
post when you can get a
neatly turned one for 60 c
60 c
— AT—
The Newberg
Sash and Door Factory?
W e have as good a turner as is in tbe state and will give
you FIR ST-C LA SS W O R K at * the lowest living prices.
WE WANT YOUR PATRONAGE.
W. P. HEACOCK & SONS
Newberg Steam Laundry,
GOOD WORK.
REASONABLE PRICES.
Manager.