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G r a p h ic NEWBEBG. YAMHILL COUNTY, PBE0ON, THUESDAY, MAY 18.1906, at the H a rd w a re Store o f J. B. sit up and take notice, etc. M ount, in Newberg, Yamhill infinitum. _ The w o rk reflects credit not County, Oregon, or at his office W hen N ew berg people are in only upon the students, but up a t the southeast corner o f First attendance at the L ew i* and on thetr instructors under whose and M orrison streets, in Port C la rk F a ir this summer it will be careful and capable supervision land, M ultnom ah County, Ore w ith a pardonable feeling o f it has been accomplished. The gon, w ith the proper vouchers pride that they will lead visitors planning o f such an exhibit has therefor, within six months from arou n d to the educational ex meant no small expenditure o f the date o f this notice. All debts o w in g the deceased may be paid hibit and show them the w ork time and labor. to the adm inistrator a t either of The w ork is being prepared for o f the N ew berg school children. It will be w orth examining, and display at the fair. It will be said places. M rs. J. B. M ount, there w ill be none superior to it. arranged in tw o large cabinets at said store, is designated a i The patrons o f the school have and is n o w being so carefully in the agent o f the adm inistrator inspected the w ork and o f this dexed that Prof. K irk says that to receive all said claims; and t o when Johnny’s p ap a attends the accept payment and receipt for; they are confident. all said debts. Dated and pub- The invitation extended by Exposition he can take adm iring fished the first time this 18th Principal K irk and his assistants friends to the edicational ex day o f M ay , 1905. hibit, look a t the index, and at fo r Friday afternoon needed to J. S. C o u r t n e y , adm inistrator “ point w ith pride’’ to be given but once. All N ew berg once An for estate of C lara M . Davidson, seemed to turn out and the Johnny’s workmanship. deceased. electric m otor has been ordered low er floor o f the school build S a m u e l M . G a r l a n d , attor ing presented much the appear from Portland by Director C. J. ney for administrator. ance o f a county fair. Boards E dw ard s w ith which to turn the big globe at the fair. The laid across the desks and neatly Discount Sals. fc. . ■ „ . - covered with white paper, made sphere will be mounted on ball" There will be a discount s a k gctod exhibit »benches, and the bearings by Jas. Duncan, w h o it, and will be on all hats at the Hutchens Sis * space o f the four lower rooms constructed Wednesday, w a s all utilized, including w alls geared to about tour revolutions ters’ parlors on per minute. AS soon as these Thursday and Friday o f next and blackboards. Interested spectators filled the aisles arrangements can be made, week. N ew berg’s educational display throughout the afternoon.'* will be shipped to Portland. _ Qn entering the main hallway, j W ill sell a five room cottage the first feature to attract at Notice to Creditors just north o f Bank o f N ew berg tention and which l>ecame the I at a bargain; Vi cash, balance center of interest, w a s the mon Notice is hereby given The Newberg Public School at the Centennial. ^ ster revolving globe, four feet in diameter, presenting in relief the continents and w ater surface of the earth in correct relation.^ The continents have been put on in paper pulp, with mountain ranges carefully raised, while a delicate blue tint represents the lxxiies of water. The w ork has lieen very carefully and accurate ly done by the children o f the various rooms and the globe the uudersigned has been duly Ieasv payments appointed by the County C ou rt Lents, Oregon. o f Yamhill Count/, Oregon, and is now the duly qualified and Wire Fencing. acting adm inistrator o f the estate o f C lara M . Davidson, 1 ow n and am operating a deceased, late o f said county. | w ire fence machine and am pre- All persons having claims j pared to make prices to any one against said estate are hereby! w an ting field, poultry or law n required to present the same to fencing. H. E. N e w l i n , Agent, the undersigned administrator, Springbrook, Oregon. will be an important addition to the school's equipment for years after the 1905 fair is a project of memory only. The instructors say the w ork has given the pupils a more intimate know l edge of geography than they had ever obtained otherwise. Suspended from the ceiling over the globe hung an immense bell, the interesting feature of which w a s the fact that it w as covered with a beautiful collec tion o f Oregon mosses, complete so far as is known. The display w a s arranged in the order o f the rooms, visitors first being shown the w ork o f the prim ary grades and on up to that o f the advanced students. It is impossible to go into detail in describing the various inter esting exhibits. Suffice it to sa}- that exclamations, o f surprise and appreciation were heard on every side. There were on exhibition sam ples o f school work of every de partment. The free hand paper cutting and drawing by the little folks attracted much atten tion. There were compositions and original stories galore, neatly bound, which showed to good advantage the pupils’ work in orthography, penmanship . and composition. And the good thing about the -composi tion work is that practical subjects, about which the stu dents know something, have been chosen. They are for the most part descriptive of the resources of the state, county and town. Newberg’s varied industries furnished fruitful themes, the compositions being appropriate ly illustrated with photographs o f the industry and plant de scribed. The drawing in all de partments was especially good. There were flowers which should have exhaled fragrance, original pencil sketches of Oregon snow capped mountains which have been mistaken for engravings, Gibson heads which would make C. D. G. himself look to his laurels, animal pictures which would make Thompson Seton() C A L L A N D S E E O U R N E W L IN E OF summer. , Full line of nice, dressy clothing for young ' itest cuts and patterns. W e also have full line of I N T W O A N D T H B E E -P IE O E S U IT S rA SW E LL BOOT that individualised its w earer a s being exclusive. ^ L o u is .O -*' w rm -m e character WOMAN MAKERS. POSTES & LARKIN. PRICE: E xclu sive A gen ts W.O. If it does not give you good service there must be something wrong. Possibly one of the small pivots is bent, ofr a jewel cracked that should be replaced before it cuts and grinds the polished shaft that rests in it, or it might be that only a touch of the hair spring in the proper place will remedy all the trouble. Let us look at it and tell you what is wrong. S S .6 0 Picnic 26th of May # From now on the ladies of Newberg and vicin ity can have a picnic buying their summer dresses and shirt waists at a special discount of twenty- W c do not use tools like the fellow A bove nor do w e do that kind of W ork . W e guarantee every repair Job to be First-Class. T R Y U S A N D B E C O N V IN C E D . MARK M. 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