Newberg graphic., June 22, 1905, Image 8

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J T. Hnseras, Vice Pres. ----S. L. P a bk KTT....... ...
credit, not o f those who took nished an auspicious beginning
the several parts in the great for the various exercises o f Com­
Cantata, but to Prof. C. W. mencement week.
Kantner, the director, to whose
ability, energy and enthusiasm,
is traced directly the success
LINER COLUriN
which tw o
large audiences
pronounced it. He was the in­
J*. W asted and
spiration throughout. One thing
MM Locali. Tall your “ W a n ts"
particularly characterises P r o f
« 8 Mad Mayar ar asilar. T r y It
kantner’s work. I f he starts
the kind of binders and mowers and rakes'
out to do a thing, he does it
F o r express and light hauling that m m work at busy harvest-tune.
thoroughly. He recognises no
obstacles in the w ay o f complete leave orders at Rich’s grocery.
It would be a good idea for you to write
success. And worthy of men­
See reduction sale notice in to us about prices and facts— hear the
tion with him is Mrs. Kantner, another column.
Mrs. I. A. Deering story before you buy «th er of
to whom is doe the credit for the Horton.
PO RT-
those tools. W e like to answer queflons
arrangement o f the details for
LA N D . O REG O N
presentation. This required^ a
Next Wednesday and Thurs­ about anything a farmer
great amount ol painstaking day* June 28th and 29th Dr. tom e.
'
and important work for which Low e the well known oculo-
optician will be in McMinnville.
•he proved entirely capable.
The cast o f characters having Consult him about your eyes.
been given in the announcement,
We are doing a better quality
repetition is not here necessary.
The leading soloists. Miss Lucy o f work a t • the present time,
Gause as queen, Orville Johnson than has ever been turned out of
as king, Prof. Kantner as H a­ this laundry, and our prices are
inan, Mrs. Kantner as Zeresh, right. Pressnall & Baldwin.
Prof.
Partington
as
Mor-
You will always find the latest
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NEWBERG
decai, Miss Sibyl W oodward as
and
prettiest in the millinery line
the prophetess, H. M atthews as
2 < r W t ì ’ÈK.Q.. O R E G O N .
begger and Owen Maris as at Mrs. Horton’s parlors, where
Capital Stock,
scribe acauitted themselves with the prices are the best possible,
$25.000
Stockholders’ Responsibility,
much credit and acted well their considering the quality of goods.
$50,000
parts, supported by the laitfe
OUR p o l i c y :
I f you w ant a wagon, buggy
chorus. Over one hundred peo­
o r a vehicle of any kind at the
Conservatism and strict attention to all business entrust*
ple assisted in the cantata.
ed to us. We solicit your business whether it is large or
The chorus, “ Long live Ha- proper price, see Andrew Pickett
small. Correspondence invited.
man“ ’ opened the cantata, fol­ at City Feed Store and save
Let us furoish you with one of our Home Savings
lowed by the scene at the gate money.
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Banks. It will help you to save your money. $i.oo starts
where Mordecai sits and bows
a Savings Account and earns 3 or 4 per cent.
not to Haman. The latter be­ Administrator’s Notice of Real
gins his intrigues for the desruc-
--------- ------ :-----------o r ytc i aa a n d d ircctors ; :------- — ------- —
Estate.
tion o f the Jews, . when the
I. D . Gordon
A.
Nelson
prophetess appears and warns. Notice I* hereby given that the undenlrned
M . MoUchenbachet
Thomas Ptmce
.
Clifford c. Cady, as the administrator o f th_
The tremble scene in A c t H estate of Millcent H, Cady, deceased, by virtue
D r- H . A . Littlefield
Chas. Larkin
*~~ ~
of
an
ordarof
the
County
Court
of
Yamhill
Henry M ilk
A.
R . M ilk
was very impressive, after which County, State of Oregon, duly made and dated
Maynard Redmond
N. G Christenson
Mordecai pleads w ith Esther to the 5th day of June A. D. (#06, empowering,
ordering and licensing him so to do. will at
intercede for her people, she re­ Newberg, Yamhill County, State of Oregon,
and after the 8th day of July A. D. 1906,
luctantly consenting and asking from
proceed to sell for cash In hand at private sale
tor the prayers o f her kinsmen the following described real property belong­
ing to said estate, to w it:—
for success.
Situate, lying and being in Yam hill County.
State
of Oregon, and being a part of the Dona
In the third act the queen is lion Land
Claim of W. 8 Ayers and wife. Claim
No.
50,
Notification No. 5774. in Township two
recognized favorably by the
South of Range three West of the Willamette
king, whom she invites with Meridian, and particularly described as follows
w it:-B egin ning at a point 1.50 ehai ns north
Haman to a banquet. This was to
of the southwest corner of Mid Donation Land
most beautifully accompanied Claim, and running thence east *J7.50 chains;
thence north .6.15 chains on the west line of
by the hoop drill, the attractive­ John Brlsbine Claim to the northwest corner
of Mid Brisbine Claim ; thence east 16 42 chains
ness o f which begagrs descrip­
________to the southwest corner of Lynch land: thence
Prop, drop of tha water w ane aw«y th«
tion. The hoops w ere E ra T -tnorth M-W chains; thence west 43.81 chains to
”
- i west boundary line of M id W. 8. Ayers Claim;
hardest stone . ]
landed with roses, red and ; thence eolith i!.87 chains to place ol beginning.
the following described premises to wit: —
white, and to-gether with the A Also
part of the north half of the Donation Land
rhythmic motion o f the young 1 Claim of John Brlsbine, Notification No. 5885,
in Township Two 8outb of range Three west of
ladies made a wonderfully at­ ■ the Willamette Meridian In sections 21. and
28 of Mid township and range in Mid county
tractive scene.
anil state..and which said part is bounded as
In the first scene o f the fourth follows to wit;
Beginning at northwest corner of M id Do­
act the herald announces the nation Land Claim, and running thence
In the way of a good stock and satisfac­
Ayers Creek; thence up
banquet after
which
Zeresh,
l
-
°
**•
..
,
,
.creek or branch to the north line of said
tory dealing is steadily winning patrons.
Hainan’s Wife, a u d the two. Claim; thence west to place of
E. H . W o o d w a r d , Sec.
princess encourage xlam an and
THE:
CHAS. K. SPAULDING
LOGGING COMPANY. /
Deakrs in Oregon Pine, Ash
.
and Maple Lumber.
Doors,
Lime,
Sand,
Cement,
Windows,
Mouldings I
Wood
Fibre
Plaster
Eave
Gutt9r
L A T H S . S H IN G L E S
A N D CEDAR PO STS.
S T O R E B U IL D IN G :
O n e Block East of Porter &
Larkin's.
C A P IT A L P A IC U P . « 8 0 , 0 0 0
I N C O R P O R A T E D 1889
BANK OF NEWBERG,
N EW B ER G , O R EG O N .
Transacts a general banking business. Customers given
every accommodation consistent with safe and
conservative banking business.
B O A R D O F D IR E C T O R S
B. C. M i l e s , President.
"• C h a s . K. S p a u l d i n g .
C larence B u t t .
J. F. T a y l o r .
make mighty
implements
R. M. W ADE
& CO.
For Sale by Mackie & Miller
e Constant
Perseverance
____ ________
tj
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containing five acres more or less, and m 1
! two tracts containing 78 acres more or less.
Dated this the8th day of June A. D. 190:
C liffo r d . C. C a d y ,
Administrator of M id estate
C lasercs B i t t a s d F. W, F entor ,
,
Attorneys for estate.
lan Mordecai’s death. Scene
I is venr impressive.
*
The king
has a sleepless night, confers
C . C . C O U L S O N , A sat. C a a h la r
J. C . C O L C O R D . C a s h ia r
with the scribe and finds that
Mordecai once saved his life and
Sum m ons.
has gone unrewarded. He calls
THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 8TATE OF
Haman, w hd tells him what IN OREGON
FORTHE COUNTY OF YAM H ILL
Carrie
Hubbard and W W. Hubbard
COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT
should be done for the man
Local Events.
Plaintiff#
(Continued from Pace 1.)
v s
whom the king delighteth to
E. B. Nevltt. Lydia Nevitt,
1
honor.
Ahasuerus
orders
him
to
Olive Nevltt, Mary Nevitt.
I
_. Hawley,
ey, who has been at wasgiven by Mr.Rowe.who was
Katie
Nevitt,
Frankie
Nevltt,
Boulder, Colorado, for the past present, in memory o f his wile, do as much for Mordecai. The Lodema Nevttt,Floreuce N ew tl j y Summons.
and Phoebe Nevitt.
J
, tw o years, is making a visit with well remembered by many, who Jews rejoice.
The great climax comes in Act To K. B. Nevltt, Defendants
Lydia Nevltt, Olive Nevltt,
Newberg friends.
was compelled to give up her
Katie Nevltt, Frankie Nevitt,
V with the great triumphal Mary Nevitt,
Nevltt, Florence Nevltt. and Phoeba
Mr. and Mrs. Phin Vantress of college work in her Junior year. march. For this Prof. Kantner Lodema
Nevitt. theabove named Defendants.
Following the successful exer­
In the name of the state of Oregon, you and
Hobsonville, visited in Newberg
of you are required to apperr in the above
cises,
the graduates were con­ made special preparations—even each
the latter part o f the week with
entitled
court, ana cause on or before six weeks
to
securing
a
horse
which
had
gratulated by friends and the
from the date of tit« first publication of this
the former’s parents.
been
hoisted
upstairs
and
summons which sold ‘
great array o f gifts and beauti­
A. D. 1005, and answer the Plaintiff#’ com
The Springbrook Board o f ful flowers were view'ed with in­ stabled behind the scenes—much May
ilalnt against you in the above entitled suit Or
f
f
you
so to answer, for want thereof the
to the distress o f some o f the Plaintiff fall
Directors have elected the fol­ terest.
will apply to the said court for the re­
herein to-wit:
timorous chorus girls. He be­ lief prayed for in nls complaint
lowing teachers for the ensuing
npial
For a decree ordering that the following de­
haved beautifully, however, and scribed
year: Miss Lessie Hunnicutt of
premises be sold: Bald premises being
bell
.
RECEPTION BY THE ALUMNI.
lying, and being in Yamhill County.
with Mordecai astride him and situated,
Newberg, principal, Miss Mable
State of Oregon, and being a pan of the origi­
The final event o f the week led by Haman, was the center of nal d 1 o of D. D. Deaktns, Claim N*. 54, Notifi­
Rush o f Springbrook, assistant.
Number 1475 In township;«, Sooth Range
took place on the college cam­ the scene, while the grand cation
two West of the Willamette Meridian in M id
It has been requested that pus under the oaks in front of
County and State beginning at a point 23.145
chorus
marched
around
singing,
chains north and eleven links east of the Inter­
those having old magazines they Canyon Hall last . night when
section of the section line between the sections
do not care to preserve will leave the alumni gave a public recep­ “ Thus shall it be done.”
19 and 20 and the south line of Mid d 1c and
The
famous
begger
scene
fol­
running thence east 100 f et; thence north 200
them in the front room o f the tion in honor ot the graduates.
feet; thence west 100 feet; thence sontb 200 feet
postoffice where they may be se­ The affair marked a change lowed, after which the distress to the place of beginning; Also the north hslf
lot number 4 in block number 12of Hurley
cured by those desiring good from the time honored exclusive in Haman’s family was vividly of
and Larges addition to the town of Newberg.
the County of Yamhill and State of Oregon;
reading matter. It has also been alumni banquet, and was much pictured by Zeresh’ solo, “ Thy in And
for a further decree that the proceeds of
suggested that magazines may appreciated by the friends ot the Galling Defeat.” Esther’s ban­ Mid sale be divided amoug the M id parties In
quet
follows,
at
which
she
de­
this suit according to their respective rights
thus be exchanged.
college who enjoyed mingling nounces Haman. The king is therein as the same are made to appear more
fully in ihe complaint on Ale in the above en
D. S. and Frank Barlow' and with the students and alumni enraged. At this juncture Har- tilled Coort In the above entitled snlt; and (or
other and further relief as may to the
Thomas Anderson were dow’n and meeting the new members bonah appears, announcing the such
Conrt seem just and equitable.
This Summons Is published by order of the
from Eight Mile. M orrow coun­ o f the association. In the way completion ot the scaffold, on Hon.
B. F. Rhodes County Judge of Yamhill
ts*, the first o f the week visiting o f a program, R. W. Kirk toast­ which Ahasuerus orders Haman Coubty, 8tate of Oregon, made at chambers on
the
15th
dsy of May A. D. 1905.
Samuel Hammer and taking a ed the class of 1905, Miss Lewis hanged. The guards seize him,
M. O. P ic k e t t . Attorney for Plain tiff
Other
speakers but before he is led to execution,
look at the country. They are responding.
all big wheat raisers and are do­ were Pres. McGrew, Mrs. Doug­ the most touching part of the T lie Salve T h a t P en etrates.
ing well* but they were so well las, W. R. Miles and Prof. E. E. cantata is presented in the fare­
DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve
pleased with the valley that they Washburn, W. C. Woodward well scene in which Haman bids penetrates the pores of the skin,
talk o f returning here to buy presiding. Punch was served in his wife and child good bye. and by its antiseptic, rubifocient
an attractive booth by a bevy This impressive scene was pre­ and healing influence it subdues
property.
o f alumni girls.
sented by Prof, and Mrs. Kant­ inflammation and curse boils, cuts,
Following the reception, at a ner w ith rare effect. Mordecai eczema, tetter, ring worm and all
flamed. Wilson—Finley.
business meeting o f the associa­ becomes the premier of state and skin diseases. A specific for blind,
A t the residence o f the bride’s tion, officers for the coming
the cantata closes with the bleeding, itching and protruding
arents, June 15, at 8:30 p. m. ear w’ere elected as follows: chorus, "A ll Hail!”
piles. The orginal and genuine
v Rev. H. Gould, Mr. Albert E. >. D. Coulson, president; A. C.
Too much cannot be said for Witch HazebSalve is made by E.
Wilson and Miss C. Lesta Fin­ Martin, vice 1 president • and
the excellent drills which were C. DcWitt & Co., and sold by F.
ley were married.
treasurer, Miss Carrie Turner, presented and which were re- H. Caldwell & Co.
Both young people are well secretary.
ceived so enthusiastically.
and favorably known in New­
The chorus girls, dressed in
berg and the best wishes o f all "Queen Esther” Proves Crest short white dresses and with
go with them.
Treat— A Complete
hair falling about their shoul-!
CONTRACTOR
They left on the train Friday
der,
presented an entrancing
Success.
morning tor their future home
picture in their various rhythmic Cement Walks, Basement and
in St.Johns, Mr. Wilson being in
Foundation
Work, Septic
“ I never enjoyed anything movements. The hoop drill has
the jew elry business in that more in my 1:
Tanks and all kinds of Ce>
life” said a discern-
dii
been mentioned. The shield drill,
p l a c e . _____________ .
~ ment Work. Prices reason­
ing man who has lari
argel
clv lived a captained by Miss Mabel Gard­
able.
metropolitan
life.
“
We’ve
never
We
ner.
was
.«along
the
military
Celebration riillinery Sale.
seen anything so good in a town order and was given with grace
Reduction on all hats until the . of this size”
, was the comment of and precision. The tambourine
The drill was the most spectacular,
Fourth o f July. We have a few “ P « rt.v pf traveling men.
childrens sailors, regular 35 cent j h«*t thing Newberg has ever its finish fairly lifting the audience
The place for
value for 20 eents while th ey! had is the popular verdict of from the seats. And none were
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presentation of “ Q ueen done more gracefully than the
M r s . 1. A . H o r t o n . ] __ the
last.
j Esther” in Crater’s hail on flower drill by the thirtv-two
TM---- an(J Priday
Thursday
evenings little girls, led so prettily
For Sal«.
fy by
of last week.
That suits both taste and
little Frances Elliott.
A Jersey c o w .
H. T. C a s h .
Pockst Book.
And all this redounds to the
“ (¿ueen Esther” certainly fur-
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f
J
A.
B U T T C R IC K P A T T E R N S O N B A L E
jfcenry Ghret.
Q
T h a t Is O n W a y T o S p o ilt .
I f it does not give you good service there must be something
wrong. Possibly one of the small pivots is bent, or 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.
W c do not use tools like the fellow
A b o v e nor do w e do that kind of
W o rk .
W e guarantee every ^ p a ir
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. HEACOCK
JEWELER-OPTI IAN
BY P. O .
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H. DOUGLAS
Mrs. Horton’s
MILLINERY
■Walling’s Bazaar
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