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CHAS. K. SPAULDING
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LOGGING COMPANY.
Dealers in
Pine, Ash
and Maple Lumber.
Doors.
Lime,
Sand,
Cement,
Windows,
M oulding
Wood
Fibre
Plaster
Eave
Gutter
LATH S,
SH IN LES
AND CEDAR P O ST S.
S T O R E BUILDING:
W E ARE SELLING
Our products to several'of the Portland wholesale houses
and receiving compliments on our workmanship.
W E ARE ABLE
To meet any legitimate competition and ask that the people
of Newberg and vicinity give us their patronage when want­
ing anything in our line.
LAST YEAR
Our Newberg customers were supplied through our agent,
but this did not prove satisfactory to ourselves nor to our
customers.
THIS YEAR
No one has a graft on us and we will supply your wants
direct from the factor y.
Yours for a Square Deal
W. P. HEACOCK & SO N S
Proprietors Newberg Sash & Door Factory.
Pertinent
Pointers
ttslng.
on Advcr-
Mrs. I. Ivancovitch and child
o f Seaside have been visiting on
(From W h ita 's S t y ln fi.)
Chehalem mountain with her
There are folks in the moun­
parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. D.
tains o f Tennessee who still vote
Jones.
for Jeff Davis—at that they have
Another son, a twelve pounder, some business men beaten for
arrived at the home o f Mr. and progress.
Mrs. W. H. Bond Wednesday,
Advertising high class goods
just in time to get in his work in in mediums of doubtful circula­
the republican primaries.
tion because it’s cheap, reminds
Senator Gearin has sent the one of the farmer who invested
Graphic a limited number o f in gold bricks to escape a bank
packages o f government seeds, failure.
which will be mailed free to those
Taking a “ whirl” at advertis­
who ask for them as long as they ing to revive a dead business is
last.
like trying to win back a lost
Miss Carrie Williams, daugh­ fortune by a single turn o f the
ter o f Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Wil­ wheel—it’s a chance if it wins.
liams. and Will J. Saunders were
The man who turns his ad
married in Portland Saturday. writing over to his office boy is
The young people will reside like the woman who trims her
here and will build a home of own hat—never proud o f the job.
their own in the southeast part
Bought at a second hand store,
o f town.
a frock coat and silk hat are
S. W. Potter, G. M. Bales and often the cheapest kind o f cloth­
John Ulig attended the state ing—the kind o f advertising that
convention of the prohibition I looks the cheapest usually proves
party in Portland the latter part the most expensive.
o f the week. A spirited fight, led
It isn’t the dog that barks
by H. W. Stone, secretary o f the once and runs away that’s no­
Portland Y. M. C. A., w as made ticed—it’s the one that bites and
to depose I. Hi Amos as leader, hangs on—this is the kink o f ad­
but the faithful rallied in time to vertising that pa 3 's. *
save the latter’s head. At the
If you think one dollar in the
convention Rev. H. Gould o f th is* 1 bank is worth tw o invested in
city was made the party’s nom­ the right kind o f advertising you
inee tor United States senator need to think again.
for the short term.
A standing advertisement is
The news o f the devastation o f like your wife’s last year’s dress
San Francisco by earthquake and —people know it is the same old
fire, which was circulated about dress, but they’re not interested.
town about noon or a little b efore! A business without some kind
yesterday, was received with ex­ j o f advertising will make about
citement which recalled the inci­ ¡as much progress as a vehicle
dent o f the blowing . UP
up o f
j without some propeling power.
Maine, and the victories ofSanti-j Had advertising like bad whis-
ago and Manila Bay. All was < kev may cost less than good but
rumor, or mainly so, until the first cost is a secondary consjder-
tram came in when the evening
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the
effects
paper boys reaped a small har­ are counted.
vest The magnitude o f the dis­
The farmer who sells the most
aster can scarcely be realized.
butter don’t wait for the cows
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Wanted and
For
It is generally conceded in Til-
araook county that should John
. Howser get the nomination
òr joint representative he will
je turned down in the election
by the republicans in his own
comity on account o f his con­
nection with the holdup legisla­
ture in 1897. A. G. Beals is the
,candidate the republicans should
support if they do not want to
be defeated in the election next
June.
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Black cap raspberry, the New
REPUBLICAN C A N D ID A TE FO R U N ITED
Oregon and Wilson strawberry
S T A T E S SE N A T O R .
plants for sale.
L. S. O tis , Rex, Oregon,
Champion o f Statement One*
Mutual phone 26-1
~ Jonathan Bourne, J r., candidate before Che Republican primaries fo r the
For express and light hauling
nomination o f United States Senator in Congress, for the long term commenc­
leave orders at Rich’s grocery.
ing March 4th, 1907, was bom in New Bedford, Massachusetts, February 23d,
> F or S ale —Farm of 157 acres;
27 acres of hops, 15 acres of
runes and 7 acres of plow
We wish to extend to friends ind; rest easily cleared; running
and neighbors our
heartfelt water. A. T. Moore, Laurel,
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gratitude for the many kindnesses Oregon.
shown during the sickness and at
Chehalem Valley Mills Patent
the death o f our wife and daugh­ hard wheat flour is unsurpassed
for strength, purety and white­
ter.
ness. $1.3([ per sack at all
R obert H owie .
M r . and M rs . G. W. H owie . stores.
When in Portland eat at the
Matthew Thompson, ol Blaine, Vegetarian Cafe, 105 Sixth
Tillamook county, republican street near Washington. S. J.
candidate for joint representa­
tive of Yamhill and Tillamook Lashier, Manager.
counties, has been in town talk­
Don’ t forget that the place to
ing to the voters. Some o f his .
.
arguments are convincing: “ Se-sj*)U-v |lay> i?Tain>
anc^ poultry
lect U. S. Senators you reel verf. supplies is the City Feed Store,
The will o f the people is higher opposite postoffice, Newberg,
than the man. No more holdu Both phones and free delivery..
legislative sessions like ’97. 1
S. should control the locks. Con­
The biggest, newest, best and
vict labor on the roads.” Vote Cheapest stock o f wall paper in
for Thompson, republican candi Newberg is at the art paint and
nate for joint representative. A wall paper store, opposite post-
man o f and for the people.
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office. Wall paper and paint
sold at cost. J. E. Pressnall
Men Wanted.
hangs paper, 20c per double roll.
Sawmill and lumber yard la­
borers $2.00 per day, woodsmen
$2.25 to $3.00. Steady work.
Apply to Booth-Kelly Lumber
Co., Eugene, Oregon.
Jonathan Bourne Jr.
* For sale, well improved farm
at lowest price o f any improved
roperty in this vicinity. H. C.
aulson.
Card of Thanks.
One Block East of Porter & Larkin's.
Local Events.
to come home1 to be milked,
goes after th^m—when business
don’t come g o after it. -
The little tin horn that is
blown attracts more attention
than the golden throated cornet
that is always silent, so the little
ad that you use every dav gets
more returns than the million
Weekly Oregonion and the
dollar appropriation to be used
Graphic
for $2.00.
“ sometimes.”
Trying to run a business with­
A few good young work horses
out advertising is like trying to
for
sale by J. D. Gordon & Son,
steer a ship without a rudder—
Dundee.
pretty liable to get bumped
sooner or later.
First class dairy cows for sale
at moderate prices. David Bros.,
It looks as though John J. Springbrook.
Howser, who is a candidate for
F or S ale — A fresh cow and
joint representative, is backed by
Jonathan Bourne, who is trying calf. J. P. Johnson, north of
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to pack the state legislature iu depot.
his own interest.
T w o heavy wagons for sale,
Card of Thanks.
one nearly new. Enquire of V.
H. Cox, near tile factory.
In behalf o f the relatives we
White Plymouth Rock eggs for
wish to express oür gratitude to sale for setting from 2tX) egg
the many friends who showed hens. Roe Robison, Dundee.
ready help and sympathy at the
F or S ale cheap, a good year­
death o f our father.
ling fiUy, well bred. Enquire at
M e . and M rs . T. H. G ardner . Graphic office.
I have some good farm land,
pRrt o f it lying within 50 rods o f
Springbrook station. Will sell
or trade for improved city prop­
erty in part. Immediate posses­
sion given. Isaac M. Pollock,
The solid business interests of Springbrook, Oregon.
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Tillamook county have come out
for A. G. Beals for joint repre­ I am prepared to put up wire
sentative o f Yamhill and Tilla­ fencing in all sizes and styles at
mook counties. He is a staunch right prices, guaranteeing satis­
republican, a representative citi­
zen and a man o f recognized factory work. It will pay you
to consult me.
ability.
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H. E. N ewlin ,
Vote for the man who is the
Springbrook, Oregon.
choice o f his own county for
joint representative. The repre­
sentative republicans of Tilla­ F or S ale — Pore-bred poultry
Toulouse geese, Pekin
mook are supporting A. G. Beals ejggs.
for this office.
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ducks, S. C. White Leghorn, best
The republicans will have a laying strain Barred Plymoth
clean, conscientious candidate Rocks. L. S. Otis, Rex, Oregon,
tor join t representative for Yam­ Mutual phone 20-1.
hill and Tillamook counties in A.
G. Beals. Give him y our support
Rotlcc to Breeders.
and vote. He’s O. K.
The great show ring sire, Cap­
R. A N.( THE TIME SAVER. tain Jones, son of the great Mc­
Kinney, will from this on make
Chicago 17 Hours Rearer via the season at Newberg and may
be found at the Commercial
This Popular Columbia
stable on First street. This prize
River Route.
winning animal, and sire o f so
many prize winners, owned by J.
Franklin was right when he A. Tones o f Springbrook, is too
said: “ Lost time is never found well known in this vicinity to
again.”
call for a detailed description.
The O. R. & N., in addition to
giving you 200 miles along the QgBBNHOUSE AND FLOWER HAR­
DEN.
matchless Columbia River, saves
you 17 hours to Chicago. It is I want to sell my entire place
the
in the next 30 days, that I may
Short Line to Lewiston.
enlarge the same business else
Short Line to Palouse country. where.
Short Line to Spokane.
Established market for all cut
Short Line to the Coeur d’ Alene flowers.
country.
I will instruct the purchaser
Short Line to Salt Lake City.
how to raise them if desired. A
Short Line to Denver.
splendid income can be made. A
Short Line to Kansas City.
fine home for any one wanting
Short Line to Omaha.
to school their children.
Short Line to Chicago.
Time can be had on part pay-
Short Line to all points East.
W. B. S ims ,
ment.
Three trains East daily, 9:15
Newberg, Oregon
a" m•, 8:15 p. m. and §:15 p. m.
M arriage Liceuse*.
The “ Chicago-Portland Special”
is as fine as the finest. Every
comfort o f home. For particu­ Susan Stewart 46, to R. K. L.
lars ask any agent o f the South­ Borchere 51.
Ada A. Springer, 20, to John
ern Pacific Company or write
R. Harris, 30.
A. L. C raig ,
Elizabeth Hadley, 24, to Clm-
General Passenger Agent,
ton
B. Newhouae», 24.
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Portland, Ore. v
1856; was s member o f the class o f 1877 at Harvard University; came to Port­
land May 16th, 1878; was a Republican member o f the Oregon Legislature in
the session o f 1885 and the extra session o f 1886; was one o f Oregon’s 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 was elected as s Mitchell Repub­
lican to the Oregon Legislature in 1896.
Mr. Bourne has been more prominently identified with the development o f
the mineral resources o f 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 Mr. Bourne has had his residence and main office at Portland Bince
1878, he has had another office at New Bedford, Massachusetts, and has carried
on the business o f his father’s estate since 1889, which makes him familiar
with many o f the large interests and leading men o f the East. These qualifi­
cations, in, conjunction with his tremendous energy, originality, executive abili­
ty and experience in business and political affairs pre-eminently qualify him for
making an able and influential Senator for the State o f Oregon.
Mr. Bourne has always favored extending the direct power o f the people
over their government as far as possible. He was one o f the leading spirits in
the Initiative and Referendum movement from 1896 until it was approved b y '
the voters at the June election in 1902. In 1904 he was s member o f the ex­
ecutive committee o f the Direct Primary Nominations League, and holds the
same position with the People’s Power League at this time. In all these move­
ments he has been one o f the few to guarantee the necessary expenses o f pre­
paring and proposing their measures to the people.
He says that the choice o f United States Senator should be by direct vote
o f the people, and that the Legislature should be compelled to elect the man
the people select. To accomplish this result, he is championing Statement
No. 1 o f the primary elections law as the only method by which public opinion
may be crystallzed and made effective upon the Legislature.
“ If I am nominated and elected I will, during my term o f
office, favor:
Republican Politics.
Amending National Constitution for People’s Election o f Uni­
ted States Senators.
Publicity Political Campaign Expenses.
National Control o f Corporations in Interstate Commerce.
Rigid Exclusion o f Asiatic Coolie Labor; Good Wages make
Good Citizens.
Legal Limitations Labor Hours for Safety on Railroads.
Parcels Post, including Rural Delivery.
Pure Food Laws.
Liberal Appropriations for Panama Canal, Coast Defenses,
River and Harbor Improvements, including Columbia and Willa­
mette Rivers, Coos, Yaquina and other Oregon Harbors, Celile
Canal, Government Canal at Oregon City.
Fair Share o f Irrigation Fund for Oregon.
Loyal Support for Successful Candidates.
Rigid Enforcement Statement One.
Roosevelt for Secend Elective Term.
I desire that the following statement be printed after my
name on the nominating ballot:
I W ILL SU P P O R T PR E SID E N T
R O O SE V E L T 'S
D E TE R M IN A TIO N T H A T JUSTICE
BE DON E A LL M EN .
J h t Newberg Meat Co
Has the best facilities for fur­
nishing first class meats and
butchers’ supplies, and the best
is none too good for their cus­
tomers. Free delivery and both
phones.
For Sale.
The piece to get your
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
PRESCRIPTION WORK A
SPECIALTY.
Good riding pony, saddle and
bridle; new Acme riding harrow;
five-tooth one horse cultivator;
some good calves.
PORTKR S k INNKR.
Books, Stationery, Fancy and
Toilet Articles. Camara and
Kodnks and nil kinds of Camera
Supplies.
LESSONS GIVEN IN K O D A K '
Situetlon as Bookkeeper Wanted BKY.
By a m an-who is at present
Use Chehalem Valley Mills
principal o f a school. Will be at
Patent
hard wheat flour. Every
liberty about May first. Will
not object to doing othfer work sack guaranteed.
in connection with bookkeeping.
Address Chas. Hanson, New­
Choice Seed Wheat.
berg, Oregon, box 146.
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Patent, Patent, Patent.
For sale—a lot o f choice spring
seed wheat o f the Defiance varie­
Remember there is no better ty. It has been kept pure from
flour than Chehalem Valley Mills other varieties for seed purpose.
pt
Grafe & Son.
,
Patent hard wheat flour.
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