Newberg graphic., May 18, 1905, Image 4

N E W B Ë & G G R A P H IC .
M Meond-^laiu) matter at the poatofflce
at Newberg, oregou.
U B D K V B R Y T H U R S D A Y M O R N IN G
. M. WOOOWARD. Editor
W . C . WOOOWARD, Ai
$1.00 Per Y ear in A dvance.
TH U R SD AY, M AY 1», IMS.
Romance In Cold Storage.
84 m wrote her name upon an a n ;
A simple country flr l was she,
"C o , little e u > >o forth ," she said,
"A n d bring a sweetheart hock to m e ."
Into the wide, wide world it went.
Upon its shell the message plain.
The maiden waited, waited on,
W ith throbbing heart—but hope was vain.
The days, the weeks, the months flew past,
A pear, another rolled by.
Alas, no lover ventured near
TO dry the teardrops in her eye.
Sad at her casement in the night
She wondered where the egg could be.
“ O, voiceless moon, dost thou behold.
Somewhere, my true affln lty?"
..Somewhere, Indeed, there was a man
W hom fate had made for her to o w n ;
Somewhere, and walling for the egg,
He lad hla loveless life alone.
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The years sped on, till gray and bent,
She looked down in the road one day.
And trembling, saw an aged man ■
Approaching slowly on the way.
P A T T E R S O N , J O N E S & CO.
G re a t
R e d u c t ¡o n
P A T T E R S O N , J O N E S & CO .
■Walling's Bazaar
His looks were white, his shoulders bowed,
He feebly leaned upon a cane.
She looked—and in her faded cheeks
The blush of roses glowed again.
'Twas he, her lover, earns at last I
"•Are you Miss Mary Jones, 1 pray?”
I found your nam e upon an egg,
I bought In market yesterday.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the
In an extended article in the
School Board o f School District
LEADERS IN QUALITY
SMALL PROFIT PROMOTERS
Ashland Tribune giving a his­
No. 29 , Yamhill county, Oregon ,
tory o f the fight o f many years’
by authority of legal voters of
duration which the temperance
said district, will borrow the
people o f the Southern Oregon
sum o f $11,000.00 and issue and
city have waged against the sa­
negotiate interest bearing w ar­
loons, the closing paragraphs,
rants therefor, drawing interest
in which the fruits o f the fina
at the rate o f
per cent per
victory are shown, make g ood
annum, said warrants t o be
prohibition campaign literature.
payable from date o f insurance
O w in g to the backw ard season and having received from the
The experience o f Newberg tal­
as follows: $1000.00 in one
Eastern
M arkets
arkets) one of the neatest line o f L adies' spring and summer
lies with w hat follows:
year, $2000.00 in three years,
dress good* that ever cam e to th etlty , and in order to m ove th an quick are
“ Since the saloons have been
$2000.00 in four years, $2000.00
g
oin g to sell them at extrem ely low prices*
W e inaugurate a white
banished from Ashland the tow n
in five years, $2000.00 in six
goods
sale
consisting
of
shirt
w
aists,
ladies'
undergarm
ents, etc. at unheard-
has beén more prosperous than
years and $2000.00 in seven
ever before. Everybody at all
years. And you are further
familiar w ith the facts knows
notified that the undersigned
that the grow th o f Ashland dur­
Clerk will until 7:30 o ’clock p.
stock of gen'l m erchandise w as never so com plete and our expenses so lit­
ing the last tw o years has never
m. M ay 19 , 1905 , receive from
tle.
w $ can m ore than com pete w ith all com petitors
been equalled. M ore substan­
any and all persons o f said dis­
N . B . Ladies can be served by a lady in dress goods dept.
tial building has been done, both
trict bids or subscriptions for
in residence and business blocks
said warrants or any part there­
than ever before in the same
o f in the amounts and as p ro­
length o f time. The people com ­
vided in subdivision 6, section
ing t o Ashland are o f the best
3389 o f Bellinger and C otton ’s
class. We all know absolutely
Annotated Codes and Statutes
that cutting out the saloon has
Growing Aches and Pains.
o f Oregon. By order o f the
contributed very largely to the
Mr». Josie Sumner, Bremoud,
School Board.
material prosperity that we
Texas,
writes, April 15. 19^?: “ I
Dated M ay 6th, 1905 .
have enjoved and that the com ­
have used Ballard’s Snow Liniment
J. W. F orsyth , Chairman.
O pposite P ostoffich
iu my family for three year. I
ing to our city of so nfany. desir­
A ndrew P ickett , Clerk. would not be without , it in the
able people, is the result, in part
M U S IC A L IN S T R U M E N T S A N D
house. I have used it on my little
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at least o f our reputation
girl for growing pains and aches in
S H E E T M U SIC
abroad as béing a tow n from
j her knees.
It cured her right
Cemetery Lots.
Current M agazines and Publications—
which the licensed saloon has
j away. I have also used it for frost
.Rose
Lawn
Cemetery
is
now
| bitten feet, with good success. ‘ It
been banished.
Stationery— Confectionery.
Ashland is a home tow n, and platted and ready fdr sale. See is the best liniment I ever used.’ ”
(50C,
.00.— Sokf-by- -C. F.
— F. E. WALLING? P ro p .
every citizen knows that the Sa­ plat at my office .----------------
Moore & Co.
F.
A.
M
orris .
loon is the inveterate foe o f the
Trustee for Cemeterv Ass’n.
home. It is a school tow n, and
Ashland and Prohibition.
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Cheated of youthful life and love,
Kept parted till the Journey’s end,
T he evening of their wasted day
Together now they sadly spend.
O , egg trust eold, how many crimes
Are d on e in thy disgraceful nam e?
Gase, gaae upon thy cruel work
And bide thy hydra head in shame.
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—Selected
Vice President Fairbanks will
represent Uncle Sam at the
Lewis and Clark "Centennial
This is satisfactory to the
Hoosiers o f Oregon.
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all know that the licenced sa­
loon is the deadliest enemy o f
the schools. Parents w ho have
children t o send t o school prefer
to have them kept aw ay form
the bad influence o f the saloon.
The saloon is the enemy o f the
churches also, and Since, as an
institution it has been abolished^
thè g o o d influences o f the Sun­
day schools and churches on the
you n g men and boys have been
greatly enhanced. Thè virtue
loving people o f beautiful Ash­
land are determined to stand to ­
gether in solid phalanx against
this foe o f the school, the church,
and the hom e.”
.
A
Creeping Death.
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JOHN A. BECK
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Blood poison creeps up towards
the heart, causiug death. J. E.
WATCHMAKER
Stearns,- Belle Platne; Minn.,
writes that a friend dreadfully in­
«IE WELER9
jured his hand, which swelled up I
lilfi»
l r w t rvm e h rtin o -
n r - V le n ’« ! SuiiolU the patronage o f hla otd Indiana
nice h Diooa
poisoning. H DUCKien.S,
Friends who need watch repairing done.
Arn;ca Salve drew out the poison,
Morrison S t .
healed the wound, and saved his
life. Best in the world for burns
P O R T L A N D . O R .*
and sores. 25c at F. H. Caldwell
& Co.'s drug store.
The Oregonian is goin g alter
the Portland city council for al­
low ing so many saloons near
the entrance to the fair. The
situation must b e è v è i i ' worse
Otearwt f o r A c tio n .— — f
^
I N E W B E R G
than we had been led to believe.
When
the
body
is
cleared,
for
e
—
B A K E R Y
action, by Dr. King.s New Life
The State Supreme Court has
Pills, you can tell it by the bloom
Fresh Bread, Pies and Cakes
knocked out the Portland pool-
of health on the cheek; the bright- ;
always on hand. Orders
room s and sustained the lower
ness of the eyes; the firmness of!
filled at short notice.
the flesh and muscles; the buoy-
court by declaring the gam bling
ance of the mind. Try them. At
resorts are public nuisances.
SPECHT & KOHLSDORFER
F. H. Caldwell & Co.’s drug store,
While pretty well satisfied in Lewis end Clark Centennial 25 cents.
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Notes.
our ow n minds to that effect, it
is reassurring to know that it
Twelve notable organ recitals
[•P O LK A • D O T • C A N S
appeals in the same w ay to are scheduled for the Exposition.
judicial minds.
The recitals will be held in the
Anent the painting and clean­ Auditorium, where a $ 10,000
ing up which is being done pipe organ will be set up.
H. G. Higinbotham, w h o was
throughout the tow ns o f the
state the Independence Enter­ director general o f the Chicago
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prise remarks that the scraping W orld’s Fair, has accepted the
« T ito garni FM M f’ i Jto to $1». t o -t t o paaa >*■— ' « M M *
invitation
extended
by
the
of the moss off the roofs o f Ore­
W e strongly recommend Kinloch. Paint. The pure, raw linseed oil is the
gon houses is no disrespect to management to attend the open­
“ life" o f paint, and when you buy Kinloch Paint you buy the freth linseed oil
the “ Old oaken bucket, the moss- ing exercises on June 1
st the same time right oof of the barrel. Mi* together gallon for gallon—and
covered bucket,” which, t o its * John Hunt, one o f Oregon’s
you have the best paint that brains can make and money can buy. The coat per
gallon is less than for. inferior grides o f "Ready-M i*ed” Paint. "K in loch ” it
credit, hung in the well out of oldest pioneers, has built a
ready to mix. Come and see us tare’ ll tell you all about “ K IN L O C H ”
public view.
miniature co m crib, to represent
and save you money—in first cost, and in the cost per year’t wear.
the kind o f crib used by the
All Oregon tow ns o f im por­
Oregon farmers in the old terri­
T. B. CUMMINGS & CO., Agents.
tance will be given days at the
torial days, which he will ex­
Exposition in the fore part o f
hibit.
C B B B Z iM B iB E a
June.
M onday, June 5 , has
Joseph Marvin, Alaskan com ­
been announced as Dallas, Day-
missioner for the United States
ton and Newberg day. This
Government at the Centennial,
date follow s pretty closely after
is in receipt o f a telegram from
opening day when nearly every­
Governor Brady o f Alaska tell­
body will want t o be in attend­
ing him that a large exhibit o f
ance, and is rather a p oor day
gold nuggets has been collected
in the week, but under the cir­
tor exhibition. Mr. Marvin has
cumstances guess we had better
secured a special safe for storing
put off the week’s washing and
the nuggets.
hit the trail.
Roy Knabenshue, w ho gained
“ H ood River” has become a renown as the aeronaut w h o
So do our customers because we are al­
synonym for push, enterprise made the only successful airship
ways underselling others.
and "g et there.” The people of flight at the Louisiana Purchase
Garden Hope, Lawn Mowers, Ice Cream
that valley have a g ood country Exposition, is working on an
Freezers, Ranges and Stoves, Paints, Hard­
and they vie with each other in airship o f his ow n design, which
ware, Furniture, Matting, Pictures and
seeing w ho can tell the most he claims will be superior to the
Frames, Beds and Bedding, Tin and Gran­
oeople that it is the only coun. famous “ California A rrow ,” and
ite at the very lowest possible prices are
try on the footstool. It is H ood which he will operate in the air­
what is drawing and bolding our trade.
River first and always, and if ship contests at the Exposition.
We can get whatever you want and save
there’s any breath left Oregon
An interesting exhibit in the
you
the big profits that you would have to
as a state may get “ favorable Mines and Metallurgy building
pay.
Don’ t be misled, but drop in anyway,
mention.” T hat’s w h at’s made is now in course o f construction.
we will prove to you.
H ood River. T hat’s what will A miniature mountain is being
If you value your dollars you will have
make Newberg if we unite in the constructed tor the purpose o f
more
left each time by seeing us.'
same spirit o f loyalty to the showing methods o f coal mining
Base ball goods are on band.
tow n. NVe have as many ad­ in Washington. The mine will
Yours
for your own good.
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vantages but we need to let the be tunnelled, and a miniature
public know o f them. It is with car will run around the moun­
this fact in view that the tain and through the tunnels.
Graphic has undertaken to get The mountain is thirty feet long
ou t a big progress edition de­ by -twenty wide and is fifteen
voted to the interests o f this end high.
o f the county. And the hearty
The log cabin in which Presi
w ay in which the business men dent Roosevelt lived for three
have taken hold speaks well for years while he w as a rancher
the spirit o f the tow n. Enthu­ has been placed in the Agri­
siasm and unity o f action will culture building as a part o f the
accomplish wonders.
state o f North Dakota’s exhibit.
A. R. M OOUAV & SONS
W ILL INTEREST YOU IN
We also have that famous
1900 W A S H IN G M A C H IN E ,
and if that don’t suit you we have eight other styles.
T H E S Y R A C U S E PLO W S are leading them all.
G R A S S S E E D S of all kinds at R IG H T P R IC E S
P A IN T S A N D O IL S .
G E N E R A L H A R D W A R E A N D IM P L E M E N T S
T he K im w B u m
TO BUT. fJtìnloeh
m
*
mm
mm m
T. B. CUMMINGS & COMPANY
ARE ABLE TO FURNISH YOUR HOME COMPLETELY.
FURNITURE, CARPETS,
LINOLEUM. WALL PAPER,
WINDOW SHADES, EVERYTHINC.
A FINE LINE OF PAINTS.
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Ufcy.Vj'
We have just fitted up
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U N D E R T A K IN G
P A R LO R S
and carry a eemplete
stock of undertakers’
supplies.
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THE CAT CAME BACK’
rseuerance
In the way of a good stock and satisfac­
tory dealing is steadily winning patrons.
■ U T T E R IC K P A T T E R N S ON SA LE.
Newberg Sash and Door Factory.
PLANT COMPLETE AND UP TO DATE.
.
W e do all kinds of w ork in our
line in latest sltyes and patterns.
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