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NEWBERQ GRAPHIC. ■ ■(• red M eecond olaa. m atter at the poatofflce at Newlwrg. Oregon. I S S U E D E V E R Y T H U R S D A Y M O R N IN G and the general effect o f the sur roundings could hardly be ex celled. Don’t hesitate to invite Eastern triends to come and see the tair. j — B. N. WOODWARD. Editor W . C. WOODWARD $1.00 Per Y ear in A dvance. THÜR8DAY, JULY I*. 1 * » The Oregonian who has no prospect ot visitors this year must be short on cousins, uncles and aunts. Owners o f surplus dogs will do well to have them ripe about the first week in August as that is the date set for the arrival o f the Igonrotes from the Philippines. The appointment o f Elihu R oot to the office o f Secretary of State will be no experiment as he has been tried in responsible positions and found to be a man ot great ability. It is to o much to expect that he will measure up with John Hay, a man o f special native ability and long experience in this special work, but he is a safe man for the place. Newberg rind Dayton have better and more extensive ex hibits at the Fair than has any other part ot the county, and neither place has drawn a cent from the county tund to pay for collecting the same. If all parts o f the county will show equal ublic spirit and interest, Yam- ill county will have one o f the best displays at the Fair.—Tele phone Register. And this reminds us that New berg has done less growling about the management o f the county exhibit than some other towns that have furnished very little for the county exhibit. It pays to “ saw w ood” with the hands and use the mouth less when you want to show your products. - K The Amity correspondent o f the Telephone Register says: “ It w as with much regret that the people o f Amity learned that the Amity Advance had suspended publication. It was a newsy, up to date paper, and one ot which the Amity people were justly proud.” They were prob ably so proud of the papier that many o f them would walk sev eral blocks in order to borrow a copy o f a neighbor to read, but that sort ot appreciation don’t circulate at par when printers bills are to be paid. It had been supposed that all the hogs w'ere in the clover patch about the state capital but it appiears that a few shoats are digging fern roots around the seat ot government o f Yam hill, judging from the following item from the Telephone Regis ter: The attempts o f a few own ers o f springs to “ hold up” the city by demanding an unreason- ble price tor the right to use the water, are only standing in their own light. The city was willing to pay any reasonable price but when an owner asks more for a single spring than he has been asking for bis whole farm, the water commission “ balked.” Fortunately for the city, other sources o f water supply are available, and the owners ot the springs will prob ably not feel grateful to their advisors who told them to hold for the exorbitant price. Visitors at the Lewis and Clark fair who have attended the other big expositions speak, almost without exception, in the highest terms o f our fair and say that for the scope it is in tended to cover the arrangement and general effect has never been excelled. In comparison with the St- Louis .fair it seems to give more general satisfaction, unless it be tor the class who had plenty of time and money to spend at the mammoth exposi tion where the "sh ow ” was so extensive and spread over so much ground that it could not be seen with any degree ol satis faction, short o f tw o or three weeks. Nature has done much for the Lewis and Clark Fair — — — 1 ' Within a very few days the special edition o f the Graphic will be mailtd to our subscrib ers. After beginning the work o f preparation for the edition it grew on our hands to such an extent that we were compelled to add twelve pages in order to cover the ground we had out lined and the added work has made the date o f issue later than we had intended. The price will be ten cents a copy if taken from the office or fifteen cents mailed to any address. Those who have seen specimen pages o f the edition speak in very high terms o f the quality o f the work and it is with a degree o f satisfaction that we place it in the hands of our readers. It has not proven a money making proposition but if it meets the expectations o f a discerning public we shall be sa tisfied. We hope yon will look it through from cover to cover and if you think it will interest your friends and give them cor rect information regarding our resources come in and buy a number of copies and send them broadcast to speak a word for Newberg. Coming out on the train from .Portland on a hot, Sultry even ing last week, a lady passenger, a San Francisco school ma’am 'V who was on her way to Dallas to spend Sunday with friends, made the remark, *as the train glided along the banks o f the Willamette, “ I am loyal to dear old California but I do love the green trees and the cool running water.” Then another Califor nia lady who sat besjde her said “ Oh yes this is just lovely. We need water in California to freshen things up.” Other excla mations ot jo v and gladness were made as the train followed the winding track along the river’s bank and the touristscon- tinued to feast their eyes on the ever changing scene of water and woodland. T o those of us who have looked upon these same bits of woodland and river, year after year, they appear al most commonplace and it is well for us to get out from home and away from Oregon scenery oc casionally and make' compari sons, in order to more fully ap preciate the kindly hand o f na ture in fashioning the landscape o f this great state o f ours where so much has been done to please the eye o f man. t V sine the exhibits palaces are not kept open in the evenings. * Charles G. Kilpatrick, whom the Exposition is paying $500 a week for thrilling bicycle and automobile feats, will perform his daring ride down a long flight o f steps on a bicycle every day and his even more exciting ride up a steep ascent and down ag a in ' in an automobile. Kil patrick is a one-legged man, his performances are free to all, and are given in the afternoon and evening every day. LEADERS IN Q U ALITY P A T T E R S O N , J O N E S & CO . — Susie J Springer and husb to to O & C R R Co part It 2 and 3 blk 20 LaFayette$75 Wm Eborall and w f to O & C R R Co 60.100 a in sec u t4 r4 $200 J E Hembree and w f to O & C R R C o 11.60 a in sec 14 t4 r 4 $1500 R W Lancefield and w f to Cbas Drumiller 70 a in Sol Eads die t6 r 6$2350 John W Smith and w f to J H and El via Shipley It 4 blk Baker & M’s add to McMinnville $300 — Great —— ■— — — — — — Reduction — — — ■ — Sale O w in g to the backw ard season and having received from thg Eastern M arkets one o f the neatest line o f Ladies’ spring and summer dress goods that ever cam e to the city, and in order to m ove them quick are going to sell them at extrem ely low prices. W e inaugurate a white goods sale consisting of shirt waists, ladies’ undergarm ents, etc. at unheard- o f 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 auality. 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 1 s t. O ur stock of g e n l m erchandise w as never so complete and our expenses so lit tle w e can m ore than com pete w ith all competitors N . B . Ladies can be served by a lady in dress goods dept. Ab, Iran Hans Nelson to A L Baker 8 3-4 in Jacob Shuck die t3 r3 £675 A C Caldwell to J H Nelson three small tracts in McMinnville $1 Laura E Mintborn and hub to Elwood Knight 3 a in D D Deskins die t3 T2 $1600 Wm Brodie and wf.to August R Ford 145 a in J T Hembree die t4 .4 $8500. Frank E Shook et al to Wilber S Shook 60 a in Jos Brisbine die t5 r3 $1800 Cyrus Henton to Wilber S and Mabel Shook 20 a in Jos Brisbine die t2 #3 $1150 W S Powell and wf to James W Coovert 2 a in foel Chrisman die t4 r3 $ 30 . Norris A Swan and wf to Vine A Emmett 30 a adjoining McMinn ville $4400 Ruby Gehr et al to G G Conlee Its 1 & 12 blk 75 $30 G C Conlee to M H Yeager Its I and 12 blk 75 Dundee $100 Peter Rasmussen to Johanna M Rasmussen 80 a in Wm Chrisman die ts r4 $1 Quincy E Crume and wf to May- belle Anderson. 1.44 a in sec 21 t3 r5 $l G F Stutz to Rachel Stutz 179 a in sec ,16 and 17 t5 r 4 $3556 W A Messner and w f to G W Perkins 4 Its in blk 1 Ilousworth’s 2nd ad to N Yamhill $1600 G W Perkins and wf to Portland Trust Co 48c a in sec 23 and 24 t2 r6.$3750 B H Evans and w f to Louisa J Cain small tract land in Falcoder’* ........ ■■ 1 — Real Estate Transfers. R i ported br the Yamhill County Company. McMinnviUo. SMALL PROFIT PROMOTERS P A T T E R S O N , J O N E S & CO. The pills that act as a tonic and not asa drastic purge, are DeW itt’s Little Early Risers. They cure neadache. constipation, biliousness, etc. Early Risers are small, easy to take and easy to act— a safe pill. Mack Humilton, hotel clerk at Valley City, N . D., aays: “ Two bottles of these famous little pills cured me of chronic constipation.” Good for either children or adults. W. Howell, Houston, T ex. says: “ For years I have used Little Early Riser Pills in my family. No bet ter pillean be used for constipation, sick headache, etc. than these famous pills. Scores of testimoni éis prove their worth. Sold by F. H. Caldwell & Co: A. R. MOOMAW & SONS Old Papers G R A S S SE E D S of all kinds at R IG H T P R IC E S For Sale Graphic Office JOHN A. BECK. WATCHMAKER ‘" k JEWELER, tbe patronage of hi* old Indiana Friend* who need watch repairing don*. Solicit* 907 Morrison S t. PORTLAND, OR. Novelty Goods and Bicycles M a r r i a g e I . in c e n e s . We carry a good line of Base Ball Cordia Gibbs 20, to Juddie Lee, 1 goods, Fishing Tackle, Guns and hand-loaded shells, 20; Mattie Hutchens 20, to Frank Am u in t ion, Newell 30; Molile Ideila Patty 23, bicycle sundries, tennis goods, etc. to Miles Delwin Warren 23 ¡Mary We have wheels from $25 up. Bar gains in 2nd hand wheels. Gun- Montgomery 21, to Leslie D Stone smitbing and bicycle repairing a 29; Nina L Baxter 22, to Austin speciality. T~ Come in and have a little chat and Stevens 30; Josephine Allenbaugb look over our stock. 18, to Frank M Allen 20. Centennial Notes. Etbel Pearl Randell, 19, to W il In the Idaho building at the lie Thomas Cox, 27. Lewis and Clark Fair there is a Gertrude Lamb, 31, to George pyramid o f nearly pure lead ore Props. Whiteis, 42. which weighs 50,000 pounds. Idaho produces annually forty per cent, o f the lead mined in the FINE LINE United States, and twenty-seven pier cent, o f the w orld’s supply. In the Foreign Exhibits build ing there is a reproduction ot Raphael’s “ Sistine Madonna,” done entirely in needlework. The reproduction was made by TO SHOW YOU a young German girl, Fraulein Clara Ripberger, and is con sidered the most wonderful ex ample o f art needlework ever created. Headquarters for Feed, Seeds and Fertilizer The free illustrated lectures by Barry Bulkley, of Washington. D. C., which are given every BO TH PH O N E S afternoon at four o ’clock in the Government building are attract ing large audiences. Mr. Bulk, [♦ P O L K A » DOT » C A N S « ] ley speaks eloquently on the wonders of the Yellowstone Na tional Park, and his lecture is beautifully illustrated by colored lantern slides. The price o f admission in the evening has been reduced, by a provision whereby the purchaser o f a fifty-cent admission ticket W e « r o n g ly recommend K inloch Paint. The (Hire, raw linteed oil it the *Ti(a" o f paint, and when you buy Kinloch Paint you buy the frrth linteed oil receives with his ticket coupons at the tame time right out of the barrel. Mi* together gallon for gallon—and which admit him to twenty-five - you have the be« paint that brain» can make and money can buy. T h e coat per cents worth o f shows on the gallon it lei* than for inferior grades of “Ready-Mited" Paint. "Kinloch” i* ready to mix. C om e and «ee u*— we’ll tell you all about **K I N L O C H ” Trail. The arrangement is prov and save you m oney—in firm cow , and in the coar per yeor't wear. ing popular. The change was made liecause it was thought B . C U M M IN S & C O ., A gents. that the fifty-ccnt charge which merely fiermitted the visitor to I kiwi-K \ wy ] the grounds was unreasonable, Nelson & Hanson BUGGIES IM P LE M E N TS MACKIE & MILLER THE KlNDg'RUNI W IL L IN T E R E ST YOU IN » ■ .( 1 1 i l l SIMS We also have th at fam ous T 9 0 0 W A S H 1 N G M A H IN E , and if th at don’t suit you w e have eig ht other s ty le s. T H E S Y R A C U S E P L O W S ere leading them a ll. 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 TYB* CUMMINGS & COMPANY ARE ABLE TO FURNISH YOUR HOME COMPLETELY. FURNITURE, CARPETS. LINOLEUM. WALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES, EVERYTHING. A FINE LINE OF PAINTS. W e have ju s t fitted up ft# ft N EW U N D E R T A K IN G PA R LO R S If- curry a compì le ts stock of undertaki ' ¿ l i sup p lies. ana 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. H E A C O C K &c SON’S IT S DANGEROUS to inhale the impure oders of those old unclean mat- resses and pillow«. Discard them and purchase some new, clean, healthy ones. Our stock is made up of strictly first- class goods and of a quality never shown here before at an unusually low price. REM EM BER That We do as we agree; sell as low as any; give the best of service; handle strictly first class goods; order what ever you want; pay our bills, and guarantee entire satisfac tion. DONT / Fay any attention to hot air, but hunt for the one who is making these hot air machines get up and doing (when seeking real values) for there is something doing when we cause such an unusual .uproar, then still undersell. F o r Q u a lity and p rice se e us. We’re the leading housefurnishers. J. W. Duncan.
