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NEWBERQ GRAPHIC ly the protection of the law should be thrown around him M Mcond-clau matter at the poatoffloe until he becomes old enough to at Newberf. Orefoo. choose for himself. It is also evi IUKD E V E R Y TH U RSD AY M O RNING dent that many men need about w. c. woooward . the same protection that is asked for boys. Then why not have a law shutting out the sale o f the $1X0 Per Year in Advance* vile things altogether. I f a man must use tobacco he shonld be compelled to use that which is THURSDAY, JULY 5. IMA the least offensive to the public. The Polk County Itimiser has been sold to V. P. Fiske who has been acting in the capacity o f foreman in the office for several years. Mr. Wash, who has been in the newspaper business for a long term o f years will retire from active business. The statement has been pub lished that during the year 1904 the amount o f lumber cut in the state o f Oregon, if bunched to gether would have equaled a strip o f timber one mile wide, and sixty miles in length. Dur ing the year 1905 the Portland mills cut 531,320,000 feet o f After all has been said to prej udice the mind o f the public lumber and during the first five against the tow n cow when al months ot the present year an in lowed to roam the streets at crease o f twenty per cent was will, it must be admitted that made , over the previous year. old “ Pide” can give some prop The Timberman is our authority erty owners pointers about keep for the statement that the mills, ing in check the grow th of un located between Portland and sightly weeds and grass in front Astoria, are now' cutting in ex cess o f 3,000,000 teet a day. All o f their premises. the mills in the country are be When w riting to your friends hind with orders, notwithstand don’t fail to tell them that Yam ing the 'fact that the price o f hill county has gone out o f the lumber has been raised, and new saloon business. Among the mills o f large capacity are being -class o f people who will make rushed to completion in order to good citizens if they come this get in on the wave. This means w ay it is one o f the best adver a great harvest for the state at tisements for the county that the present time and the end is can be put in print, and if you not yet, but it is evident that it are speaking for this part of the is not as far in the future as it county just add the statement was estimated to be a few years that Newberg has never been in ago. There has opened up a world market for our lumber the saloon business. and mill men are rushing their O. W. Biggs, who has had edi armies o f men and machinery to torial charge o f the Eugene Reg be able to meet it. The m otto ister during the past year has seems to be “ let future genera sold his stock and retired from tions look out for themselves.” the business, and G. W. Gilstrap has again taken the editorial chair after having had a year off -at other work. The Gilstrap George Metcalf and wife, of brothers built up the Register Salem, visited with the former’s until it ranks as one o f the best brother, L . M. M etcalf a t his papers published in the valley home northeast o f town the first and Eugene has nothing to fear o f the week. - ^ from the fact that it is to again In former years the town cow be nnder their fall control and was kind enough to look after management. mowing the grass and weeds With 200 saloons put out o f business in Oregon the liquor men estimate their loss as the result o f the recent election a t about $700,000. This will be a good thing to remem ber the next time it is argued in their behalf that prohibition and local option do dot prohibit and that more drink is sold in dry communities than where they are wet. One statement or the other mnst be off. They cannot make the people believe both. Either prohibition pohibits or else the liquor interests suffer no loss.—M yrtle Point Enterprise. about our streets but since she has been out o f commission the matter seems to have been over looked by many property owners. The man with the sythe could do much to improve the appearance of many side streets and vacant blocks and a “ draft” should be ordered and enforced if volun teers don’t show up soon. I t was a verification o f the oft repeated saying that all things come to those who w ait, when the initial train, representing the new schedule, rolled into the sta tion Tuesday morning a t nine o ’clock bringing mail and pas sengers. A good sized crowd All the cuts used in the illus was on hand to welcome the trations o f the “ Sunset” maga new order o f things and it was zine anil of the recently issued with much satisfaction that our “ Road o f a Thousand Wonders,” people witnessed the arrival of were burned in the San Francisco mail, when lor all these years fire and the Southern Pacific the same has been coming on company has a special car out a mixed train and arriving at bearing a party ot photo hours all the w ay from eleven in graphers who are getting a new the forenoon to one, tw o, three supply ot photographs to replace and four in the afternoon. There comes that tired feeling those destroyed. I f they w ant one o f the prettiest landscape with the thought o f w riting up views to be obtained anywhere a celebraition on the morning in Oregon, let them come to New following, after the firecrackers berg and get a photo o f Cheha-1 have all been “ popped,” the pink lem valley from the top o f the lemonade has lost its color in mountain. It is not surpassed the tall glasses and the soda has by any other that may be ob ceased 'to phiz, but it must be tained along the lines o f their said that much credit is due the members o f the Newberg band railroad system in Oregon. and the G. A. R. for the arrange When you see a small boy ment o f the program for the ecle- lounging in a back alley or dodg bration ot the Glorious Fourth ing behind a barn to smoke a at Newberg and for the satisfac cigarette, just put it down that tory manner in which it was car* unless he changes his shiftless ways and develops a higher am tied out. The music, both in bition he will go throngh life a strumental and vocal was excel nonentity without causing a lent, Miss Effie Patterson, who ripple on the surface unless it be represented the Goddess o f Liber in some stagnant scum covered pool o f vice and crime.—Eugene ty played her part well, the ad dress o f the day given by Presi Register. The above statement is true dent McGrew was the best ever enough and since it is true what given on Independence day in excuse can there be given for al Newberg and in fact everything low ing the sale o f cigaretts in “ went off,” not excepting the fire Oregon, or in any other state for crackers, in a w ay that seemed that matter, to boy or man. to please the large crowd pres O f course almost anybody will ent. Good order prevailed and admit that a boy should not grown up people went home in «moke cigaretts, andconsequent- the evening wishing they could W E ARE SELLING Our products to several of the Portland wholesale houses and receiving compliments ou our workmanship. FREIGHT W E ARE ABLE To meet any legitimate competition and ask that the people of Newbeig and vicinity give us their patronage when want ing anything in our line. LAST YEAR Oar Newberg customers were supplied through our agent, but this did not prove satisfactory to ourselves nor to our anything in the H ard w are, V eh icle and Implement lin e at A . B . Moom&w A Son’s, as cheap o r cheaper, than you can in Portland? THIS YEAR No one has a graft on us and we will stipply your wants direct from the factory. Yours for a Square Deal COME AND SEE. Hop Wire and Spray Supply a Specialty. W. P. H EA CO C K & S O N S Proprietors Newberg Sesh A Door Foetory. SAVE YOUR MONEY T. B. CUMMINGS & COMPANY ARE ABLE T O FU R NISH Y O U R C O M PLE T E LY HOME A GOOD WAY IS BY OPENING A BANK AC- FU R N ITU R E , CAR PETS, LINO LEUM , W A L L PAPER,' (W IN D O W SHADES, ST O V E S A N D > i, G R A N IT E W A R E j * COUNT WITH THE Bank of Newberg FIRST BANK IN NEWBERG The Measure of all Typewriters. DoubU Time-Lock New MinguieK Steel Beak Sale. Burglar Proof. Mob- Proof. Fire-Proof. Commercial Brains jF y i 11 li BANK OF NEWBERG . / , ^ Í » 7 » « » F IR S T BANK IN N EW BER G l&A a Meuttre every typewriter—quality UNDERW OOD How approach it in responsiveness—in mechanical perfec tion. How resemble it in appearance, design and fin ish. Its increasing fame makes permanent the stand - ard. The Original of its Kind Imitations A re Never So Good. U N D E R W O O D T Y P E W R IT E R CO. 241 llroadway, N Y. 08 6th 8t. Portland, Ore » SUMMER WAISTS LIS K W A R E For your Kitchen On hand at the Racket Store Full Supply of w e n 'R e p a ir in g DRESS GOODS, SHOES, C U TLER Y A SPECIAL WORD A N D N O T IO N S. Unless the delicate, exactly ad justed parts Of a watch are kept clean and lubricated, they are certain to become worn to a greater or less extent and the movement will surely lose its ac curacy. Tiny particles o f grit are bound to work into the best pro tected movement; the oil w ill be come gummed in time and these combined will serve to cut and grind the pivots and cause fric tion. Every watch should lie thor oughly cleaned and oiled at least once in eighteen months, and if yours has not been cleaned with in that time, it should have im mediate attention. We will clean your watch pre- Use Chehalem Valley Mills cisely as it would be done in the Patent hard wheat flour. Every best watch factories—take the sack guaranteed. movement entirely apart, clean Suitable for all THE IMPROVED ACME WASHER A Child can Operate it Saves Health, Strength & Clothing. Purposes. You will find them at J. B . M o u n t 's Having been given the agency for the Chico, Cal., Nurseries, I am prepared to fill orders for all kinds o f Nursery stock, including all varieties of Fruits, Ornamental Shrubbery, Climbing Vines, Roses etc. English Walnuts a specialty. Stock delivered promptly to the nearest station or boat landing. Prompt attention given all orders, sent to J. B. FORSYTH, Newberg, Or Special Saiel We have a limited supply of second grade tile which we offer for sale for sixty days, from July 1st, at specially reduced prices. T aylo r & E l l io t t . Clubbing Rates. Yonng span o f horses six and The Weekly Oregonian $1.50, eight years old. Weigh 1300and the Graphic $1.0<>—the tw o foi 1400. A mos N elso n , R. F. D. Nd. 1. $ 2 . 00 . NEWBERG BAKERY Fresh Bread, Pies sod Cakes always pn band. Orders filled at short notice Sfrohtraier & Hanish JO H N A. B EC K the old “ HOOSIER JEW ELER"
