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THURSDAY, NOVEMBRR 21, 1907.
The big fiat gobblers will be
just as content to see the strin
gency in the money market con
tinue until after Thanksgiving.
With the coming of beautiful
autumn weather our friend Ben
nett, of Irrigon, has let up on
Jonathan Jr. and is advocating
the setting o f shade trees. Now
’yer talkin’ Addison. Future
generations will rise up and call
you blessed.
A petition is being circulated
asking our members in Congtpss
to work for an increase in pen
sion for C. H. Eggers. This is
a deserving case and necessary
relief should be afforded. Mr.
Eggers served his country faith
fully and well, and he has been
an industrious, bard working
man, but months o f continued
sickness attended by heavy ex
penses have cut into his re
sources.
ley Chautauqua Association.
E va E mbry D yk ,
Author "McLaughlin and Old
Oregon,” "Conquest," etc., etc.
Whiter Goods
W hen You Purchase a
Mrs. Walter W. Bruce ranks
high among public readers«
Having heard many o f the best
readers, I can say that there are
few who equal her in combining
thorough mastery o f technique
with perfect naturalness o f man
ner. Her magnetic personality
at once attracts her audience,
while the excellence o f her art,
together with her entire forget*
A full Stock o f
fulness o f self in her impersona
Oiled Horse Blankets
tions, wins the hearty apprecia
tion o f both the critical and the
W ool Horse Blankets
popular elements.
Rubber Lap Robes
C laire L. W aite ,
And anything you want in
Pastor Douglas Park Church
of Christ, Chicago, Illinois,
the harness line.
Call and
The undertaker has discharged
none of his "help,” neither has
he been heard to make any com
Business is never what you
It is with pleasure that I recom see my stock.
plaint of a falling off in business.
would call "rushing” over at mend Mrs. Walter
Money plenty to keep people g o
C . F. HELD
Salem, and consequently under reader o f rare ability
ing.
present conditions it is well to will make a mistake in
"Death to licensed saloons” is be charitable toward the news her services either as a reader
the handwriting on the wall paper correspondent of that city, entertainments or as a
that stands out so plainly that who is so down and out for o f elocution.
many of the magazines and the news to report, that he has fig
L u c l a H. F. A d d it io n ,
big dailies are beginning to set ured ont four possible candi
President Of Oregon W. C. T.
up and take notice.
dates for Superintendent Acker U., and President Woman’s Press
man’s place, with the campaign Club of Oregon.
A meeting o f the Yamhill Coun three years away. The men he
ty Press Association will be held mentions are: R. F. Robinson,
A Little Partington.
in Newberg on Saturday o f next o f Multnomah; B. F. Mulkey, o f
The first o f the week a letter
week. We hope everybody in the Ashland Normal; E. D. Res-
tow n will be ready to give the L]er, of the Monmouth Normal; came to the Graphic office, dated
boys the glad hand and a warm J. A. Churchill, o f Baker City. November 13 and written from
welcome.
A very promising flock of early Union Springs, New York. It
ran as follows:
birds.
During the season a wage
Dear friends:—I t h o u g h t it
earner conld by careful saving of
There comes a general com might interest my father’s friends
a week’s salary buy his wife a plaint from suburban residents in Newberg to know that I ar
fairly respectable hat, but sever against the practice townspeople rived at Union Springs about
al "has beens” will no donbt be have o f damping all kinds o f 4:45 this morning. I weigh eight
worn this Thanksgiving unless refuse matter along the roadside pounds, am quite vigorous, but
millinery prices take a tumble.
and off bridges into canyons, to Tricepy just now. Mother is do-
reek and smell and form an an ing%plendidly so far; it’s not
Just think o f it. Here in New sightly pile for months to come.
necessary to say anything o f
berg this week the whole finan They insist that common decency
father’s feelings. You’ll prob
cial problem was untangled in and ordinary regard for others
ably hear from me later, for I
tw o minute talks by the mem should govern in the disposition
will be heard alter this sleepy
bers of the Wednesday club, o f garbage.. One man came into
spell wears off.
while the “ men folks” have been the Graphic office a tew days
Most Sincerely,
aettiugup late of nights trying to ago to ask that the golden rule
J o h n E d w in P a r t in g t o n .
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS
figure out how it happened.
be quoted and the color o f his
The hand writing resembles
eyes and the tone o f his voice in that of Prof. E. Partington, a
A sample copy o f the New York dicated that he stood ready to
former teacher in Pacific College.
Herald has been received at this enforce its provisions if a spot
Congratulations are in order.
office. The price of the daily near his residence continued to
Real Estate Transfers.
with Sunday is only $23 a year be used as a dumping ground.
Wouldn’t this give the fellow's " T o whom this may concern, R ep orted b r th e Y. m b l l l C o u n ty A h a tr e d
Compear. McMInnrltle.
nervous prostration who are etc.”
:
H A Littlefied to Etta Parry
looking for a newspaper that is
and
hus 20 a sec 36 t 2 s r 3
Down
in
Alabama
the
other
published at less than a dollar
$350.
day tw o car loads of whiskey
and a half a year.
Geo Utter and wf to H R Mor
sympathisers went over from
Senator Bourne is conceded to Mobile to Montgomery, the state ris small tract Newberg $725.
be a pretty shrewd politician capital, to lobby against the
Geo W Massey and w f to Jacob
bat in ordering shipments of statutory prohibition bill, only Bashor 132.72 a secs 23, 26 t 5
The place to get yonr
Oregon fruits for his Washington to find that they had been fore s r 4 $5600.
friends he will do well to remem stalled by the friends o f the
Ida Bashor and hns to Geo W
ber that there are several locali measure who had thronged the Massey It 10 blk 3, It 3 blk 4, Its
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
ties in the state that produce big corridors and galleries until there 3, 2, 6 blk 9 Amity.
PRESCRIPTION WORK A
red apples. Hint No. 1.
J E Miller and w f to J B Jones .
was no room for late arrivals.
SPECIALTY.
Little children stood in the lob-, small tract in W G Buffum d i e
Justice Swan, who performet bies and pinned ribbons on all t 5 s r 4 $20.
Books, Stationery, Fancy and
a marriage ceremony at Albany who came in. The bill passed
Emma F Miracle to F A Morris Toilet Articles, Camara and
the other day and had the docu the Senate by the decisive vote It® 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 16, 17, 18 blk Kodaks and all kinds of Camera
ment properly witnessed, all in o f 32 to 2 and it is stated that 39 Edwards add to Newberg Supplies.
fifty-eight seconds by the watch it will pass the House without $600.
LESSONS GIVEN
KODAK
CRY
could easily mass a fortune if he opposition. As a result of a
Chester P Gates et al to Joseph
would hang out an attorney’s compromise the law will not be M atty 101.97 a cl 43 t 4 s r 4
shingle and guarantee the grant come effective until January 1, $4843.57.
ing o f divorces at the same gait 1909. The way things arrgoing
J S Larkin and w f to V T Hin-
we will soon be bearing o f the shaw 25.16 a Matthew Hall d 1
In all the talk* about timber
C$1700.
"solid South” again.
for the presidential nomination
Hallie and Jennie Remington
Hughes is the man who is keep
Recital Friday N ight
to Anna M Tyndall tracts 2, 3,
ing his head. If the nomination
4, 5 Hurleys sub $1750.
Mrs. Walter W. Bruce, who is
comes his way it is all right and
O ivS MS S
Claus Schumann and w f to E
if it don’t his future is not marred to give a recital at Duncan’s hall
Liebnow-2 a C B Graves d 1 c t 5
in the scramble. Hughes is the on Friday night, will give a va
s r 6 $300.
coming man, if he has not al ried program of dramatic, sacred
D C Barns and w f to T E
ready arrived—and the Graphic and humorous readings from the
Brown
and Ruth Wise 360 a secs
best and most popular authors
hopes he has.
18,
19,
2 0 1 3 s r 5 $2500.
Mrs. Bruce was in Newberg re
FIO U RE W IT H YOU .
Geo
Braithwaite
and wf to
The "One Thing and Another cently and those who heard her
man in the Oregonian says: at the college speak in the high Brynj oison Its 7, 8 blk 3 Fosters
add Sheridan $10.
“ Had Eve been competed to est terms of her work. *
U S to Chat Henry & Wallace
Clemenson & Evans
Following will be found some
make a selection in a Yamhill
orchard, things wonld have been press notices showing how she McCamant 8361.26 a t 5 s r 7 , 8.
'. H. Caldwell
& Company
I -
Plumbing!
mighty different. Sbeneverconld
have settled on a choice.” Bat
she would, and it would have
been a Gravenstein—and the fall
o f man would have been recorded
just the same.
To anyone who has crossed
the greater part o f the continent
-and returned recently, ns the edi
tor o f the Graphic has done, and
seen the good crops, with stock
and all kinds o f farm products
selling at top prices, and with
the farmers holding good bank
accounts, it doesn’ t seem reason
able to suppose that the finan-
stringency will continue.
has been received.
It gives the management o f the
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Willamette Valley Chautauqua *
Association pleasure to say that
iMrs. Walter W. Brace has sever
Now is the time to raise your
al times graced our platform,
umbrella.
I f it n£eds repairs
and delighted large audiences
T o make room for our
and recovering, bring it to us
with her natural and easy rendi
large stock o f Christmas
and we will make it as good as
tion o f humor and pathos, and
Goods, we will offer at
new. I f you have no one at all,
that we take satisfaction in
a Big Discount, a Full
come and see us.
W e carry the
recommending her both as a
largest line in the city. Prices
teacher and as a public reader.
Line o f Dress Goods,
A multitude o f personal friends
sale to begin Monday, j are cheaper than the cheapest,
from 50c to $8.00.
can testify to her nobility of
Nov. 11.
character and inherent qualities
o f a lady and an artist.
. NASH A FINLEY
C. H. D ye ,
Vice-President Willamette Val
Great Harvestl
Clearance Sale I
Nelson & Hanson
Bridge Beach
Superior Stove, Range
or Heater
You are sure to get the best that
money can buy, and are taking no
chances as when you are paying
for an unknown make and taking
the dealer’s word that it is the “best
on earth.
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Cor. First & Washington Sts.
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W e have a large line o f Souvenir
Postal Cards and make a specialty
o f Hand Burnt Leather Postals ex
ecuted to order.
Newberg
Oregon
Loom End
Will Continue to De
cember 1. Bargains
all through stock.
James Patterson & Co.
Has tailght the up-to-date far
mer to buy a Plough that will
Plough.
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will do it. Our line o f goods talk
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