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NEWBERQ GRAPHIC. I le red aa aeeond-claaa. m uter at the postoBc* at New berg Oregon. ISSU ED EV E R Y THURSDAY M O RN ING ■ . n. WOODWARD. Editor and Publisher. W . C. WOODWARD. As $1.00 P er Y e a r in Advance. THURSDAY, JU LY 6 . 1«». In the death ot Secretary John H ay America loses its greatest statesman—in tact its greatest all round man. Prince having noticed that the Oregon walnut exhibit did not include any o f the Proepar- turiens growm in his orchard, brought down a quantity a few days ago. While the nuts o f this variety are not as large as the other standard French varieties, they are not surpassed in quality —in fact they seem to be the very best o f all. This appears to be true in the case o f the nuts growm by Mr. briddle at his farm in Clark County, Washing ton, as well* as o f those grown by Mr. Prince. Our climate and soil conditions in Western Ore gon and Western Washington appear to be such as to produce walnuts of the very best quality. Any man who can’t appreciate the Lewis and Clark Fair and who sees nothing but dire dis aster to business as a result of it, ought to pack his grip and Splendid Opportunity Lost. leave st once for South Africa where the blighting influences ot Jesse Edwards, who was ap expositions have never been felt. pointed by the Board o f Trade Senator Mitchell was found to confer w ith the county court guilty by the jury in the cele regarding a public meeting of brated land fraud case but sen the National Good Roads com tence has not been pronounced. mittee to be held either at Mc Exceptions and appeals w ill be Minnville or Newberg failed -to taken which w ill probably drag get the court sufficiently inter along for some time to come. ested to ask for such a meeting. Much smypathy is expressed for This is to be regretted for the the aged senator, even by those agitation o f good roads is very w ho have opposed him in the much needed in Yamhill county if we may hope to keep up with past. the procession. A gentleman There are a lew knockers re who travels about the country maining in Oregon, who, going a good deal made the assertion on the theory that borrowtd in Newberg recently, that in trouble is better than no trouble traveling the road from Salem at all, still maintain that the north, he could, if blindfolded, Lewis and Clark Fair will injure tell when he passed from, outside business. Some men let the territory into Yamhill county business they have g o to the simply by noticing the difference dogs by standing around and in the condition of the roads, the whining about future prospects. better roads being in adjoining I f representative people o f territory. As to the correctness some parts o f Yamhill county o f this statement the Graphic is would spend more time in trying unable to state, but the fact re t o help make the county exhibit mains that our neighbors on the at the fair first class and less south have been keeping up the time in offering criticisms on the agitation for good roads * by $Ehi.bit ami__the management, balding . public^ meetings and much more good would come o f workingup the sentiment among it. Instead o f publishing to the the people and in Marion county world mistakes that may have especially much good work has been made let’s get in and make been done. I t takes agitation the exhibit so attractive during to awaken the people to their the remainder o f the fair that all own interests in any public ques tion and especially is this true in past failures w ill be forgotten. the matter of roadmaking. It Newberg, Springbrook and has been the history everywhere Dundee have been helping supply that no difference how bad the the tables a t the county exhibit roads were if public meetings at the fair with roses, sweet have been held and a campaign -peas, big Royal Anne cherries bt agitation and education has and many other nice things, and been kept up old methods of if the present gait is maintained roadmaking have given place to this part ot the county will have the latest improved methods and done much to add to the attrac conditions have been so im tions o f the exhibit. Let the proved that the only wonder o f pace that has been set be kept the people is that they delayed up without any slackening ot the work so long. Some good vigilance for the big crowds are work is being done in Yamhill yet to come and we must verify county to be sure, but to insure the oft repeated statement that a general awakening of the peo flowers bloom all the year round ple on the question a series o f in our dooryards. good roads meetings should be An interesting experiment was held and it is to o bad that we conducted at the horticultural let an opportunity pass for hold building o f the fair last week ing a public meeting in the coun when Commissioner W. K. New ty when the program would ell took three lots o f cherries, have been made up o f the best and with n o explanation but the talent on road making in the statement that they were grown United States. in different localities, chose per sons to pass judgement on the relative flavor. A marked differ ence was found, and the judges united in awarding first place to the cherries which were grown on the uplands and hill soil ot this section o f Yamhill county. Simply further evidence that our cherries are peerless. Those who have taken the pains to cut the tall grass and weeds along the streets in front o f their property have set a splendid example for others who have not vet fallen into line for civic improvement. Many strangers are coming to town and many more will follow’ who will to a very large extent measure their opinions ofNew - berg by condition!, as they see them at a ¡¿lance about our streets. An extra effort should be made 'a t once to smooth up the ragged patches by the free use o f the scythe. A little here and a little there will work wonders in the general appear ance o f things. Notes From an Ocean Liner. (Continued from first P t|t.) L E A D E R S IN Q U A L IT Y a sign up "Please remove shoes before entering.” By dusting ours off a little we were allowed to come in with shoes on. The stores are simply splendid—silks, embroidery, umbrellas, dishes and everything. I bought a necklace, the third in my collec tion. After looking about for an hour we called for "jinriki- shas” and took^ a "look-see” over Yokohama. I like to ride in these funny little "baby-cabs” but feel rather mean to be pulled up a steep hill by an old, perspir ing man. They go in a jog-trot all the time. They like to over charge the Americans so we have to point to their cards and pay them the price there 20 sen per hr. (lO cen tsf. I f you ask them how much they always say 50 sen. About six we came back to the Korea and after dinner went to bed and slept soundly. P A T T E R S O N , J O N E S & CO. Great P A T T E R S O N , JO A E S A- C O . Old Papers For Sale Graphic Office JOHN A. BECK, The L ew is and C lark fair is t g re a t success. Sprained Ankle, Stiff1 Neck Lam e Shoulder. These are three common ailments for which Chamberlain's Pain palm is especially valuable. If promptly applied it will save you time, money 1 The Oregon Agriculturist in and suffering when troubled witi. •peaking o f the Thomas Prince *nv o n e q f these ailments. F o r 1 orchard at Dundee says: Mr. talc by C. F. Mooie Sc Co. wl>P W IL L IN T E R E S T YOU IN 1 K We also have that famous 1900 WASHING MA H1NE, and if that don't auit you wo havo eight other stylos. T H E S Y R A C U S E PLOW S are leading them all. G R A S S S E E D S of all kinds at R I G H T P R IC E S P A I N 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. B. CUMMINGS & COMPANY ARE ABLE TO FURNISH TOUR HOME COMPLETELY. East room ofGraphic FURNITURE, CARPETS, --------- LINOLEUM. WALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES, EVERYTHING A FINE LINE OF PAINTS. Novelty Goods and Bicycles We carry a good line of Base Ball goods, Fishing Tackle, Guns and Arauintion, hand-loaded shells, bicycle sundries, tennis goods, etc. We have wheels from $25 up. Bar gains in 2nd hand wheels. Gun- smithing and bicycle repairing a speciality. j Come in and have a little chat and look over our stock. Nelson & Hanson Props. W « have Just fitted up NEW U N D E R T A K IN G P A R LO R S and carry a complete •took of undertaki kora’ supplias. Newberg Sash and Door Factory. PLANT COMPLETE AND UP TO OATE. W e do all kinds of w ork in our line in latest sltyes and patterns. HEACOCK &o SOHSTS FINE LINE IndigeHtiou Cured. There is no case of indigestion, dyspepsia or stomach trouble that will not yield to the digestive and strengthening influence of Kodol Dysoepsia Cure. This remedy takes the strain off the stomach by digesting what you eat and allow ing it to rest until it grows strong again. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure af fords quick and permanent relief from indigestion and all stomach troubles, builds up the system and so purifies that disease can not at tack and gain a foot-bold as when in a weakened condition. 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Scores of testimoni als prove their worth. Sold by F. H. Caldwell & Co. Reduction J|| O w in g to the backw ard season] and having received from thg Eastern M arkets one of the neatest line of Ladies* spring and summer dress goods that ever came to the city, and in order to move them quick are going to sell them at extrem ely lo w prices. W e inaugurate a white goods sale consisting of shirt waists, ladies* undergarments, etc. at unheard- of prices. A lso a m oney saving em broidery sale of about 250 pieces bought for this occasion to sell at about 1-2 the price others ask for the same quality. T h e s e s p e c ia l s a le s t o c lo s e J u n e 1st. O ur stock of gen’l merchandise w a s never so complete and our expenses so lit- tie w e can more than compete w ith all competitors N , B . Ladies can be served by a lady in dress goods dept. This is Suaday so we took the launch ashore at nine this morn ing and at the landing took a "jinrikisha” to the home o f the Baptist ^missionary here. He took us to a native Baptist church where not a word o f English was spoken. It seemed very odd to us. The songs were ' N more within our understanding WATCHMAKER for though the words were Jap anese the tunes were familiar. a « JEWELER, Our guide told us that the Jap’s SoilelU the patron««* of hit old Indian* sermon was on the Christian Friend«who need watch repalrtn« done. w arrior but we did not know it. 207 Morrison St. After this we took the “jinriki P O R T L A N D . OR. sha” to the English church and heard the last o f the service there. - It seemed very homelike as the preacher, choir and con gregation were all Americans or English with one or tw o excep tions. After this we came back to the Korea for lunch and I ’ve put in the afternoon letter-writ•»' Cleaning, “ „ ing while 13r. Griffin ancTJamie Pressing took a long walk. To-m orrow a crowd o f us are planning to go and Repairing to Tokio. I f you want to buy a telephone why not buy the best? The Stromberg Carlson will surely give satisfaction. For sale bv S. A. M ills . S M A L L PR O FIT PR O M O TER S BUGGIES TO SHOW YOU IM P L E M E N T S Headquarters for Feed, Seeds and Fertilizer MACKIE & MILLER BOTH PH O N ES [•POLKA • DOT • C A N S » ] THE KIAIWBUNI ToBmrxAan/ocA ■ Mini » f a < ssk*»<fj> qcis»w a fifta g n i fw cw t's fa» la I U M a .'. p i s ye— f . y w « i. wdi 1—1 <w paw p M o ’ i . »30 Ot Tha* iM '>ss p t year i f ' We strongly recommend Kinloch Psini. The pure, raw linieed oil i* the “ Kfa" of paint, and when you buy Kinloch Piirtt you buy the f m A linseed oil •t the »m e time fiats out of the barrel. Mi« together gallon for gallon—«ltd you have the beat paint that brains can make and money can boy. The coat per fONon is lew than for inferior grades of “ Ready-Mi.ed" Faint. "Kinloch” it rstsdy Is 0 11. Come and see usJ-weK tell you all about “ KIN LO CH ” and save you money—in lint cost, and in the cost prr ffa r'i near. IT S A L W A Y S TH E When a business man goes into an honest bus iness and gives honest prices that it makes some one give a Bargain Sale or a special discount to liven up their trade. Don’t pay any attention to this sort of things for YOU know that our prices have always been low—our services the best and our treatment first- class. We sell the best goods the market affords at: a price no one meets. When people give Sales or Discount Sales, etc, you may know that some one is making a hot pace for them and to get tbe right price you go to the one who is causing them to give these sales. We have the goods and guarantee the prices. G et o u r p r ic e s f i r s t J. W . Duncan. H a r d w a r e , F u r n it u r e , P a in t, Etc.
