Newberg graphic., March 29, 1906, Image 8

Only Two Days r\ore.
Wanted and
For Sale.
THE
K SPAULDING
LOGGING COMPANY
Deafers
Oregon Pine, Ash
and Maple Lumber
Doors
Lime,
Sand,
Cement,
Windows,
Mouldings
Wood
Fibre
Plaster
Gutter
A N D CEDAR P O S T S
S T O R E BUILDING:
One Block East of Porter & Larkin's.
Our clearance sale cloees.Satur­
day night During the last two
days we want to make our store
as attractive to you as is possible,
and to do this we will place on
sale several lines' o f goods at
prices that we feel sure will ap­
Plow s ground at Brunson’s.
peal to you. We wish to thank
you for the appreciation you have
Alteration sale! Patterson &
shown us during our sale and we Jones- See their ad.
hope to merit a continuance o f
Cracked wheat for small chicks
your valuable patronage,
Very respectfully,
Dn hand a t the old mill on the
J. C. P o r t e r & C o . ^ (creek.
* t2
Situation as Bookkeeper Wanted
A few good young work horses
for sale by J. D. Gordon & Sou,
By a man who is at present Dundee.
ipal o f a school. Will be at
Leavitt pays highest cash price
y about May first. Will
tf
not object to doing other work in for fresh eggs.
connection with bookkeeping.
Watch our window for Friday
Address Chas. Hanson, New-
and Saturday specials on Ladies’
oxfords. J. C. Porter & Co.
M arriage Licenses.
To close out stock, I w ill sell
Dosch prune trees for five dollars
Maud Austin 18, to Ezra a hundred. D. C. Atkin, Route 1.
Nash 18.
M ary M. Muh 22, to Samuel
Lota for sale in the Ramsey
W. McCune 32.
foill Cemetery. High, dry and
ghtly location. EX W. Cum-
City Warrant».
K
City warrants on the General
Setting hens wanted. Call or
Fund up to and including No.
172, and all water fund war- address Filberta Poultry Yards,'
near Brutscher school house,
rents, are payable.
Newberg, Oregon.
J no . L a r k in ,
City Treasurer.
Black cap raspberry, the New
Willis S. Duniway, for State Oregon and Wilson strawberry
Printer, is a clean man, who has plants for sale.
done a great deal o f hard w ork
L. S. QriSv Rex, Oregon,
for Republican principles during
Mutual phone 26-1
the past fifteen years.
What is the use o f buying your
harness o f M ontgom ery Ward
During Friday and Saturday & Co., wheniyou can buy better
we will place on sale our entire goods for less money o f Hugh C.
lot o f kid gloves (including black,
white and spring shades) at un­
Fresh milch cow for sale 1 ^
heard of prices, including our
celebrated Mascot which needs miles north, o f Newberg. J. A.
no recommendation.
Pike.
t2
J. C. P o r t e r & Co.
A few rare bargains left in
Real Estate Transfers.
ladies’ muslin underwear. Re­
member the sale closes Saturday
X « ported bv the Y am bili County Abstract night
J. C. Porter & Co.
Company. McMinnvUla.
Q lo v e s.
Ollie J Purdy and hus to L S
Winters blk 5 H & L ’s add to
Newberg $2000.
W M Crawford to Etta C raw ­
ford n Vi blk 30 Edwards add to
Newberg $1. -
Catherine Wind and hus to S
GGockley 43 a in Wm Janes d i e
t 3 s r 3 w $3000.
Wm Vanderpool and w f t o S C
Cockley 110 a in Wm Jones d 1 c
t 3 s r 3 w $7869.
G E Neece and w f t o F H
Storey Vt. int in 153 a in sec 5 t 4
s r 5 w $1.
Before you paint that house or
barn or any other building see
Lapp & McLaughlin. We use
New Era or Heath and Milligan,
best paints on earth, the paint
you don’t have to go over every
year. We w ill call and furnish
estimates in tow n or country.
Mutual phone 22-6. Shop in
rear of Hanning & Wilson’s.
GREENHOUSE AND FLOWER GAR-
PEN.
BEATRICE E V E L Y N W ILSON
The Child Pianist.
Duncan’ s Opera House, Saturday Evening.
Jonathan Bourne J'i
I w ant to sell my entire place
in the next 30 days, that I may
enlarge the same business else­
where.
Established market for all cut
flowers.
I w ill instruct the purchaser
how to raise them if desired. A
splendid income can be made. A
fine home for any one wanting
to school their children.
Time can be had on part pay
ment.
W. B. S ims ,
Newberg, Oregon
For sale or exchange for stock
of merchandise or small improved
place or town property. Im ­
provements, stock etc., on choice
improved homestead. F o r par­
ticulars address Exchange, New­
berg, Oregon.
F or S a l e —Good young mare,
weight 1200 pounds; also buggy
and harness, three blocks north­
west o f depot. G. C. Christen­
son.
REPUBLICAN C A N D ID A TE F O R U N IT E D
STA TES SEN ATO R
Champion of Statement One.
Jonathan Bourne, Jr., candidate before the Republican prim arieeffw A e
nomination o f United States Senator in Congress, for the long term i commenc­
ing M arch 4th, 1907, was bom in N e w Bedford, Massachusetts, February 23d,
1866; w as a mem ber o f the class o f 1877 at H arvard University; came to»Port­
land M ay 16th, 1873; w as a Republican member o f the Oregon Legislature, in
the session o f 1886. and the extra session o f 1886; w as one o f 0 regoats.dele­
gates to. the Republican National Convention o f 1888 and Oregon’s member o f
the Republican National Committee from 1888 to 1892, and a delegate.-to the
Republican National convention o f 1892; and w as elected as a M itchell.Repub­
lican to the Oregon Legislature in 1896.
M r. Bourne has been more prominently identified with the develop ment o f
the mineral resources at Oregon than any other man in the state, having ex­
pended in the last twenty years over $1,000,000 o f his own money in> the-ac­
quisition and development o f Oregon mines.
W hile M r. Bourne has had his residence and main office at Portland since
1878, he has had another office at N ew Bedford, Massachusetts, and has carried
on the business o f his fath er’s estate since 1889, which makes him ifam iliar
with, many o f the large interests and leading men o f the East. These qualifi­
cation^ in conjunction with bis tremendous energy, originality, executive abili­
ty and experience in business and political affairs pre-eminently qualify him for
making an able and influential Senator fo r the State o f Oregon.
M r. Bourne has alw ays favored extending the direct power o f the people
over their governm ent as fa r As possible. H e was one o f the leading spirits in
the Initiative and Referendum movement from 1896 until it was approved by
the voters at the June election in 1902. In 1904 he was a member o f the ex­
ecutive committee o f the Direct Prim ary Nominations League, and holds the
same position with the People’s Pow er League at this time. In a ll these move­
ments he has been one o f the few to guarantee the necessary expanses o f pre­
paring and proposing their measures to the people.
H e says that the choice o f United States Senator should ha-fif. direct vote
o f the people, and that the Legislature should be compelled .to elect the man
the people select. T o accomplish this result, he is championing Statement
No. 1 o f the prim ary elections law as the only method by which .public opinion
may be cry» tall zed and made effective upon the Legislature.
F o r s a l e —No. 1 baled oat
straw, also some tim othy and
“ I f I am nominated and elected I will, during my term o f
cheat hay baled. Lee Dadisman,
office, favor:
onth ejas. Madson farm, Mutual
Republican Politics.
phone.
Amending National Constitution for People’s Election of Uni­
Chehalem Valley Mills Patent ted States Senators.
Publicity Political Campaign Expenses.
hard wheat flour is unsurpassed
National Control o f Corporations in Interstate Cbmmerce.
for strength, puretv and white­
Rigid Exclusion o f Asiatic Coolie Labor; Gbod: Wages make
ness. $1.30 per sack at all
Good Citizens.
stores.
Legal limitations Labor Hours for Safety on; Railroadb.
' F o r express and light hauling
Parcels Post, including Rural Delivery.
leave orders a t Rich’s grocery.
Pure Food Laws.
Liberal Appropriations for Panama Canal, Cbast Defenses,
When in Portland eat at the
Vegetarian Cafe, 105 Sixth River and Harbor Improvements, including Cblurafoia and Willa­
street near Washington. S. J. mette Rivers, Coos, Yaquina and other Oregon Harbors, Celilo
Canal, Government Canal at Oregon City.
Lashier, Manager.
Fair Share o f Irrigation Fund for O regon
Don’t forget the • bargains
Loyal Support for Successful Candidates.
Hugh C. Law er is giving on
Rigid Enforcement Statement One.
robes, horse blankets and gloves.
Roosevelt for Secend Elective Term.
I desire that the following statement
printed a fterm y
White Plymouth Rock eggs for
name
on
the
nominating
ballot:
sale fo r setting from 200 egg
hens. Roe Robison, Dundee.
I W ILL SU P P O R T PR E SID E N T
R O O S E V E L T 'S
D E TE R M IN A TIO N T H A T JUSTICE
’ Don’t forget that the place to
buy hay, grain, feed and poultry
BE DON E ALL. M EN .
One night only, Friday, March supplies is the C ity Feed Store,
30th at Duncan’s Opera Horn opposite postoffice, Newberg.
by The Van Cleve Stock Com­
Summons.
Both phones and free delivery.
pany—the big city show—extra­
In lb « C ireoit Coart of th o Stole of Oregon,
ordinary engagement at popular
lo r Y m U I County.
All the good points about a
Peter Hag«y. P lain tiff
l
prices.
VO.
I ,
harness
will
not
make
up
for
a
H a iti« H u « ; , D efen dant»
“ M y Daughter’s Husband” is
To Mottle Hager, the «bore-nam ed detention»:
a society comedy drama and this ■ingle weakness. Remember that
In the name of tho Slat. « I O n c e a you e re
required to appear In th e «¿ e r e entitled Court
one fact alone is a guarantee and when in doubt buy o f H. C.
and canae on or before d x eeeka Horn the data
of the flrat publication o f MUa Summon*, e h le h
that the play is a universal suc­ Lawer. You w ill find all weak
laid date la the '¿and day of February. 1H0C, and
cess. “ M y Daughter’s Husband” points strengthened.
anawar the plaintiff"* complaint Sled again»t
yon In tha above entitled cou rt and canae.
has a record-breaking run of 300
The aald anlt la brought to obtain a d e e r ««
dlaaolvlng
the bond* el matrimony heretofore
consecutive nights in New York
F or S a l e — Pure-bred poultry
end now axlatlng between plaintiff. Petar
City, 230 nights in Chicago and eggs.
H ager, and defendant Mattie Hagey, and for
Toulouse geese, Pekin
auch other and farther toilet aa may Mem juat
180 nights in Boston and this,
and
equitable In thepramlaaa all of whleh w ill
more lully appear from reference to tho com ­
the masterpiece of the well known ducks, S. C. White Leghorn, best
plaint
on f l L hoteln to whleh reference la
dramatic author, Chas. Tow n ­ laying strain Barred Plymoth
hereby made aald complaint being made a part
hereol. And you are hereby notified that It
send, is handled in a faultless and Rocks. L. S. Otis, Rex, Oregon,
you fall to appear and anawar the aald com -
plaint aa hereby required that Mid p lain tiff
leasing manner by the popular Mutual phone 20-1.
w ill apply to the aald Court for tha relief de­
ran Cleve Stock Co.
manded therein.
T h ii aummona la publlahed by order of Hen.
This attraction is guaranteed A Wall paper and paint at cost.
B. K Rhodes, County Judge of Yamhill County
Oregon,
made at Chamber* on tho 2i«t day of
bv the management as the best Floor paint, floor varnish, var­
February, iwtt.
here or money refunded.
nish stain, furniture polish, fur­
M. O. PIC K ATT.
1M7
Attorney for Plaintiff.
New refined and up-to-date niture varnish, pictures and pic­
song and dance specialties will ture frames at right prices at the
be introduced between acts, so A rt Paint and Wall Paper store
The Newberg Meet Co
there will be something doing opposite post office.
„
every second.
Has the best facilities for fur­
F or S a l e — Eggs for setting.
* The Date is Friday March 30th
nishing first class meats and
—one night only.
Rhode Island Reds, good laying
butchers’ supplies, and the best
Seats on sale at Caldwell’s strain; also Mammoth Pekin
Use Chehalem Valley Mills is none too good for their cus­
drug store. Prices 25, 35 and
duck eggs. $1.50 per setting
50c.
Patent hard wheat flour. Every tomers. Free delivery and both
See a good show in the new each. Mrs. W. R. Carter, Che­
phones.
sack guaranteed.
halem Center.
\
Opera House.
'My Daughter’s Husband.’
chap who said it was very in ­
jurious to smell the obnoxious
The inconsistency o f a man effluvium Of a defunct horse.
who is engaged in a mud sling­
Sweeping reductions made by
ing political campaign for self-
Patterson
& Jones.
aggrandizement, who, in men­
tion o f himself, heads his article, A G. Beals, Candidate for Joint
“ Innocents Abroad,” is equaled
Representative.
only by the profundity o f nis ig­
norance o f the public’s opinion
It is with pleasure that the re­
o f him and the abnormal activity publicans o f Tillamook and Yam­
o f his approbation. A clipping hill counties receive the announce­
from a county paper published ment o f Mr. A. G. Beals, o f Til­
in the same issue o f his paper, lamook, as candidate for Joint
headed with the words, “ Delicate Representative for Tillamook
Presumption,” is an example o f and Yamhill counties.
his efforts to retain his waning
Mr. Beals is a substadtial citi­
glory by seeking to pull others zen o f Tillamook county, a stanch
down. I f a mill pona were near republican, a large stock holder
him we would recommend that in the Tillamook Lumber Co., its
he have his “ devil” stand him on business manager, also one o f the
his head in its chilly water a leading dairymen o f that county.
couple of times each day in the He pledges the strictest economy
hope that the moistened soil in all appropriations o f public
would enable the brain to regain funds by the state legislature.
its lost equilibrium.— Carlton His candidacy stands for what is
Observer.
highest in the morals o f every
“ S-e-l-f-a-g-g-r-a-n-d-i-z-e-m-e-n-t community, and integrity in its
p-r-o-f-u-n-d-i-t-y, a-b-n-o-r-m-a-1 business affairs, and was secured
activity of his a-p-p-r-o-b-a- after the earnest solicitation of
t-i-o-n!” Whewl What a strain the leading republicans, and the
on Herbie's little dictionary and demand o f the business interests
mid-night oil can! Come, come, o f his county, also has the en­
son, why so much “ profundity?” dorsement of the republican offi­
Wc are reminded o f the owlish cials and his party organization.
Oh Myl
cdti/y?
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