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OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 13,1905.
NO. 24.
vr requiring neither carrier nor
Bids Wanted.
stamps. Settlement would be
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GALL AND SEE OUR NEW LINE OF
made once a year in the ordi-
undersigned will
nary way, the same as other bids until Monday evening, A]
Bdltor Graphic:
taxes
are paid, aryl a t the same 1 7 th 1905, 7:3 0 p. m., and
Good public roads are a neces­
sity, yet we have them not; but . Suppose a large majority are thereafter, for making the
we live in hope th . at the people in favor of the proposition. lowing improvements; Gradi
will awaken, In fact they have, j j ow can
^ obtained? By First street from Main to Cent
to a certain extent, to a realiza­ initiative. Can any one in the streets in the City of New!
tion of their duty in this respect. line of progress object, especially Building cement curb and gutter
0t l‘or spring and summer. Full line of nice, dressy clothing for young
F o r a duty it surely is; and also those who are for the advance­ aloqg each side of saiAportion ijk
ment
of
Oregon
to
the
position
men in latest cuts and patterns. We also have full line of
said
street;
Building
eleven
cé­
a convenience, as well as a m at­
she deserves as one of the great ment walks, and tor graveling
ter of pride. Our roads shame states of this Commonwealth?
said portion of said street. Sajd
us in the presence of strangers.
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B. A. S n id e r .
work and improvements shall be
We have a double system of
Clark Centennial done as provided in ordinance
Lewis
and
rural telephones, the - Bell and
Notes.
No. 179, and the contractor will
the Mutual. A public telephone
system is lieing advocated, and
Heliographic communication be required to enter into
agitation to some extent has be­ will be established between tie written contract for faithful per­
IN TW O AN D T H R E E -P IE C E S U IT S
gun. And so far no opposition. summit of 'Mt. Hood and the formance of contract. Separate
Iritis
will
be
received
for
doing
'the plan is for the counties to Exposition grounds during the
any part of the above work, a*
put up the main line, the people Centennial.
well as bids for the whole
to provide there own phones,
A spur track is being built on
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¿o.
poles and other necessaries, do the Government peninsula a t the of. Bids must state the price per
cubic
yard
for
which
gravel
will
the repairing and connect with Exposition to facilitate the un-
the main line—the same as pri­ loadin^'of exhibits consigned to be delivered, the cost j>er lineal j
foot for ctirb and gutter, the
vate roads connect with the the government buildings.
¿mount per square fo o t for cross
public highway. The county
A. A. Glisson of the F o rt ycalks, and the amount tor
would keep up the rffain line in Worth & Dihver City Railway
connection with the public high­ ik in Poriland and says th at the which the grading will he done,.
way, awl the road supervisor •‘Lone 'Star” stale will send Bids must be enclosed in^isfealeal
have charge of the line, and keep thousands to tfie -Lewis and envelope and delivered to under­
signed. Right reserved to reject
it in repair in connection with Clark Exposition.
any
and all bids. Dated A im f
the road. The county commis­
Many cities in the Pacific 5th, 1905.
W m . C lem m en », *
sioners would hc'ive the super­
: Northwest are planning to send Street, commissioner of the City !
vision of both road and line. *
the graduating classes of their of Newberg.
lnyitics there would of course
high- schools to the Exposition.
be tw o systems, the farmer’s
Wanted
Railroad comiuyiies have lieen
and the business man’s. That
requested to make special rates.
*A 1250 or 1300 pound work
would lie a necessity. But let
Ventura county, (Cal.,) fam­ horse a t once. H. E. N e w l in ,
all lines, after entering the city
ous for its marvelous production
Springbrobk, Oregon.
limits, be under municipal con­
of beets, beans and United States
trol, the same as the streets, and
senatorial aspirants, will make áSSPN Dr. Bancroft a t the Com-
a t the city’s expense, as the rur­
mereiai. April 1K-19&20.
a thorough and distinctive ex­
al, or farmer’s line, would be a
See him.
hibit in the California building.
direct benefit to the city, or a t
Low prices on tiii and granite-
Work upop the "T rail” is pro­
least a benefit, as the interests
ware
a t Moomaw & Sons.
o f farm ers and townsmen are gressing rapidly. A number of
new buildings have l)ecn started.
Angora goats for sale a ? my
mutual.
Let the system lie maintained Long before the opening of the place six miles northeast of Xcwft
the
amusement l)erg. C. Aebiseher.
a t public expense and a t cost, Centennial,
thoroughfare
will
„invite
public
the same as the public roads—
See those hats displayed a t the
inspection.
minus the mud. The Bell people
millinery
parlors of Mrs. I. A.
Utah" has decided to erect a
would oppose this programme,
but suppose they do. They building which will cost $ 1 5 ,0 0 0 Horton.
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could move to a warmer clime and will occupy a commanding
Get a 1900 washine machine
where they could find a hearty site, just north of the New York
on
trial a t A. R. Moomaw &
welcome. They will oppose building on Lake view Terrace
Sons.
They are guaranteed.
everything th at does not dump and overlooking Guild's Lake
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the coin in their sack. All we and the government peninsula.
See Dr. Bancroft a t Com­
mercial Hotel for any and
ask is a "square deal.” If we
A wild west show is announced
bow t o the will of the Bell Co. for the “ Tráil.” F o r participa­ all eye troubles, head aches,
o r any other trust, combine or tion in the attraction, bands stomach troubles, etc.
A S h o rt R oad
corporation to be fleeced, we of Indians are being assembled
Don’t Forget.
W e W a n t you
and
will deserve our fate.
a t Law ton, Oklahoma. The
to S i t D o w n .
The old mill a t the creek is
Of course this proposition, car­ famous Apache warrior, Geró­
A S m a ll P r o f it
running
six
days
in
the
week.
and calmly think of what
ried to a final conclusion, will nimo, will be one of the aggre­
i» all that itandt between
Bring
on
your
work.
you require for Spring and
eliminate the Bell and other sys­ gation.
the manufacturer and the
N e w b e r g F lour M il l s .
For this season is by far the Handsomest, Newest, Summer wear. W e want
tems. But if it does can anv
All of the statuary a t the E x ­
cintomer in the thing» we
you to »it where yo«* can
one object as long as it is for the position is distinctly Western,
Most Up-to-date and desirable we ever had.
•ell. W e watch for the
House for Sale.
judge Good». Quality and
public good? Stiall not a major and it serves as an excellent ob­
best that can be bought,
Price»---“in front of our
Will sell a five room cottage
ity receive a major portion of ject lesson in offering an intelli­
and aell at the price that
counter»."
public benefits, and yet nil lie gent idea of the lives and cus­ just north of Bank of Newberg
can be paid. The point
W e will turpiue you with
a
t
a
bargain;
Vi
cash,
balance
given justice?
toms of the people who popu­
we imprea* upon you i»
the wonderful dsiplay of
easy
payments.
But it may he said that there lated the vast territory which
With greater care than ever. Bought direct from
the better* qualkie» of our
good thing» at
»mall
M r s . M c D a niel ,
are quite a number th at pay no was added to the domain of the
good» and the »mailer
the
manufacturers
at
prices
that
will
enable
us
to
price*.
Lents,
Oregon.
ta x . and th at they will have the United States by the Lewis and
price attached to them.
surpass all former efforts in Bargain Giving.
same privilege as those th at Clark explorations, the centen­ Cabbage and tom ato plants
pav. Yes, but shall we prohibit nial of which this Western 10c per dozen a t Moomaw &
their children from going to World’s Fair is to commemo­ Sons.
T h is season w e found more than one m anufacturer needing the cash m ore than his
school lxvause the parents do rate.
goods.
T h e re 's no time to buy like the time when some one is anxious to sell and
Leave orders for express or
not pay school tax, or not allow
One of the finest exhibitions
has the m oney. M any w ere the Spot Cash B argain transactions made by us in
anyone on the public highway be­ of American sculpture ever dis­ any kind of hauling a t the real
buying this season's m erchandise. M any w ere the chances w e accepted to m ake our
cause they pay no road tax? played may be seen a t the Cen­ estate office of Morris & Smith
S P O T C A S H do extra duty. Judgem ent in buying and fair trading in selling makes
We are willing to bear an extra tennial. America’s most famous or a t Pickett’s feed store,
Mutual
phone
No.
94
.
ta x for this phone system. And sculptors are represented with
our store the place for bargains. If you have not been buying of us commence now
vet the cost will be less than the creditable compositions, chief Get a ball bearing lawn mow­
or w e both lose m oney.
Bell or Mutual as conducted or among them being Borglum, er a t Moomaw & Sons.
managed a t present. Then why Remington, Weinmann, Lopez,
Express and baggage delivered
y*,
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n o t make .provision for this Ruckstuhl
and
Miss
Alice
which will p*ut Oregon in the Cooper. The latter, of Denver, or passengers taken to any part
front ranks of progress?
is po be felicitated for her re­ of town or vicinity by H. F.
rÆ Æ Æ jc jp r y jg jg jr !P r
Then we want telephone con­ markable conception of the her­ Baird.
nection with our. metiopolis, oic bronze statue of "Sacaja-
N a rH a g n Llceii*«**.
Portland, and under this plan wea,” the Indian woman who
Rebecca Driskell, 17 to Leroy
we could have such communica­ guided the intrepid explorers, COBpUr H i---------------1 ------------- -—
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tion without extrn cost; and as Lewis and Clark, on their expe­
Lillie L. McCann. 17 to William
MERCHANT TAILOR.
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often as business or pleasure re­ dition into the great Northwest, G. Alderd, 3?.
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Bicycles and Sundries.
quired.
which will be mounted in the
A
ICiric.
t Cleaning1,
I will venture the assertion center of a large fountain in Co­
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See us for Steel Rims. They stead
th at inside of one year, under lumbia Court.-
" • Often ends in a sad accident. To Including Waists, Skirts, Trim­
Pressing
»
1 heal accidental injuries, use Buck-
the wet weather.
this plan, the telephone system
jlen’s Arnica Salve. "A deep wound
mings, etc.
Engine for Sale.
and
Repairing
I
Is there anything wrong with your
of Oregon would be nearer com­
in my foot, from an accident,”
We
have
for
sale
a
twelve
plete than it will be in.ftve venrs
sewing machine? W e can fix it.
writes Theodore Schuele, of Co­ All kin d s o f N otion s a t
on the present plan. Everyone horse power J. L Case engine, lumbus.-- O., "caused me great
Umbrella repairing a specialty.
having a home as owner or rent­ with boiler. All in good condi­ pain. Physicians were helpless, T H E R A C K E T STORE
Complete Stock of Baiaball Oeoda.
but Buck ten’s Arnica Salue quick­
er would have a phone. And in tion. Enquire a t Newberg Sash ly healed it.” Soothes and heals
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fact it is almost as necessary as •ft Door factory.
burns like magic. a$c at F. H.
M. J. NASH A 0 0 .
W. P. H ka C ocx & S ons . I Caldwell ft Co.F druggists.
NELSON A HANSON.
the rural mail, and «inch cheap- *
Public Owncrchip of T « l « -
' phones Advocated.
Euh, Nathan A Fischer Co.'s
UP-TO-DATE CLOTHING
BANNER BRAND
pBoys' and Children’s Clothing
^• Buster Browns for Little Folks
S p rin g 1905 O pening
ALL READY
.
OUR STOCK
SELECTED
PARKER MERCANTILE CO.
SHOES
BROWN
Dress Goods
THE IDEAL
BICYCLE SHOP.
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