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Acts as public warehousem en for
fo r storagejof H ay and G rain.
Highest m arket price Paid fo r H ay,
Wanted and
For Sale.
Editor Graphic:—As tlge
tion w betherYamhill count
be w et or dry is before as;
may I ask for a little
tell why I am so bitterly
H om e lo r rent. W. I. Kelsey,
to the Saloon business. I
M ainai phone 10*1.
to the knowledge o f the infernal
traffic in intoxicating drinks a t
a very early age and I well re
member to this day the wraths'
i t left in Jts wake. L i s t » while
I tell my story.
Parties desiring to contract
M y grandfather, Samuel Lind- for river sand or gravel w ill do
ley, a blood relative o f Gen.
well to bonfer w ith D. Bstel, Bell
thaniel Greene, was in the
phone Main 51..
ning o f his career a rust!
Pair o f gold rimmed glasses
driving business man. * Settling
in the heavily timbered (country left a t this office. Owner can
have same by paying fo r this
o f Southern Indiana he oi
notice.
up farms, started tbe tow;
S. E. W A T K IN S
Salem, built the first grist
P ic k bo U p —A pair ladies’ blade M anufacturer o f H ollow Concrete B uilding Stone. Architectural
the settlers cams from fo rty 0 ^ 1
gloves, Wednesday eve., across
to Lind ley’s mill—kept it rum
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D esigning, Plans and Specification made to order.
the bridge by M r. Bass’ residence.
day and night and he and
son, Thom as Lindley, built the Owner can have same by calling
first steam flouring m il) in flU a t residence of Dr. Bowers and
that region. He was a member paying fo r this notice.
o f the first legislature, which a rit
A gents W anted .—16*20 cray
a t Corydon. M y grandfather on portraits 40 cents, frames 10
Wholesale ft Retail
gave the ground on which Old cents and up, sheet pictures ode
Blue River* church and academy cent each. Yon can make 400
C o mmission M erch an ts
now stand. Rev. Thomas Arm per cent profit or $36 per week.
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strong was its principal tor sev Catalogue and samples free.
H ighest prices paid fo r all ’
eral years—so much for the Prank W. Williams Company,
kinds o f farm produce.
brightest part ot my story. 1208 W . T a ylo r St., Chicago,
Produce sold on commis
sion.
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When I came on the stage in June Illinois.
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1635, quite a slump had taken
C orn ar M ain db H ancock Sts.
dace in my grandfather’s busi
A silver medal contest w ill be
ness career. He was a prisoner held a t Dundee,1 by the W. C. T .
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ast in the coils o f that serpent- U,, next Wednesday night, M ay
ike demon drink; he had for 27. Miss Bealah Spaulding, o f
years been playing w ith a vipef. Newberg, w ill deliver an oration
d y grandmother had warned on "H o w L o n g Shall K in g Alco
him, sbe pleaded and talked and hol Reign?” The program w ill
shed bitter tears o f grief, but he be interesting, and a good at
laimed that he needed the stimu tendance is desired Admission
lant—it was whiskey th at put
the " g o ” in him—he could stop
P lants foe sals — Tom atoes,
when he chose to. And to boom
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large hardy plants, flower,
the new tow n o f Salem they
mg
plants, geraniums, phlox,
mast patronise M a llo tt’s grocery
and whiskey store—it brought ark spar, petunias, heliotropes,
business, y&u know;. Yea, it verbenas and asters.
J ohn Q owbr ,
brought business to M ^ llott, but Mutual 30-9
it left deatft in its Wake, and my Bast Side Greenhouses, Newberg.
grandfather w as one ot tbe vic F or S a l e —Second hand brick
tims. As I remember Salem it a t $6 per thousand. Bank o f
had brick store rooms and d w elt Newberg.
ings all around the sqnare w ith
brick court house in the center.' F ound — The stuff that washes
M alfottrs grocery and •frofiee. w ithout rubbing—Wash-O. Ask
house a dingy, dark and smoky J. H. Wilson & Son. ,
looking bride, the only place
H. R. Cobb is prepared to do
where whiskey was sold, occu
pied a place about the center ot your'expreas or other light haul
the south-west corner o f the in g a t reasonable rates.
square. A bird flying over would
W anted —25 raspberry pickers,
notice the difference in the com families to camp preferred. W ood
plexion ot the tow n. The rabble. and w ater furnished. F or fur
ther inform ation call or w rite
J. E. H olladay ,
R. R. No. 3, Newberg, Oregon.
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Bell phone 448.
W atts & Keller
Both phones
City Free Delivery
THE FIRST NATIOHAL BANK Î
of Newberg
Lumber & Shingles
BUY NOW
Gives careful attention to all
business c o m m i t t e d to its
charge, and highly appreciates
your business.
Special prices.
Figures will
convince. Prompt delivery
and grade guaranteed.
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C olter's P o ten t Adjustable
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Is known to be best. It bus b e » tested for years, and always with
«access.» Beautiful coicre; easily applied; dries quickly and very hard
with varairiv-floes finish; coats bat a trifle.
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For Sale at J..B. Mount’s
M ad e and Sold by the N e w b e rg Saab A D oor Factory.
Something to “ Lean On’’
C all and see b o w it works.
region o f his heart. Although he;
gave land on which to build &:
church be died as one taking a
leap in the dark.
N oticeto
Grandfather was hospitable
and naturally kind o f disposition ' 1 take this method o f inform
and generous alm ost to a fault. ing the public th at I w ill not
Did he ever try to break the coils be responsible for any bills con
o f the cobra? Can I ever forget tracted by my wile, M ary P.
the heart rending, ’ agonising Baker. M ay 7,1908.
D avid L . B aker .
groans and terrible suffering that 5-21
my grandfather endured and tbe
pleadings o f grandmother—but
A very fine fu ll blooded Jersey
the enemy had no pity—did not
lo o s » his coils. Of the eigh* fo r service at one dollar.
F e e d W er th ,
sons and daughters not one was
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ynooski stre e t
addicted to drink or* tbe use o f
tobacco. Thanks to my grand
mother, and that it w hy I have1
T o close out our entire stock of
alw ays b e » an advocate o f wo
millinery
we are offering every
man suffrage. T o make the sa
thing
a
t
cost.
Come early while
loon respectable is as impossible
a problem as perpetual motion. there is a good selection.
M rs . I. A. H orton .
The saloon is evil and only evil
continually. Shall we open up
Love m ay b r ig h t» the eye. as
ihe saloon again in good old , tbe poet says, bnt it also has a
Yamhill?
tendency to disarrange the hair.
NotfceT
and visible means o f practical support it a good, i
stantia! bank account Once you nave a good ball
at your banker's, you do not care how things go, be
cause you feel independent
And the only way to get
a bank account is to save, and save, and acquire riches
by patient th rift. W e can help you do this by taking
care o f your s a v in » $nd paying you a good interest
thereon. Do not del gg, but start raving at once.
b a n k
OF N E W B E R G
B. C. MILES, Pres.
1. L. HOSKINS,Vice Prafr. y
J. C. COLCORD, Cashier .
W. E. CROZER, Aast. Cashier
TAKE THE BLUE BELbLINE TO HEALTH
THEY
MAKE
YOU
FEEL
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BLACKSMITH
• BLUE SELL C m * Syr«* m. r ,
F o r s a le V y F . H . C a ld w e ll &
T h e New berg M eat Co
Has the best facilities for fur
nishing first class meats and
butchers’ supplies, and the best
none to o good for their cus
tomers.. Free delivery and both
phones.
A m lns|dtouA Danger. ,
One of the worst festures of kid
ney trouble is that it is an insidious
disease and be foie tbe victim real
izes bis danger be may have a fatal
malady.
Take Foley’s Kidney
Remedy at tbe first sign of trouble
as it corrects irregularities and pre
vents Bright’s disease and diabetes.
For sale by C. K. Moore.
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I have purchased the grand
young stallion Generatfonea, No.
41747. He is by Captain M c
Kinney, by McKinney 2 :llt t l
1st dam Daisy Q. H ill, by Alti-
mont. He is royally bred and
hagu right to be as fast As his
sister Belle mont 2:09 Vi- He won
first premiunLgt tbe recent Van
couver, B. C., Horse Show. His
brother Chehalem won first in
his class at the Lew is and Clark
fair. He is large, handsome, and
w ill make a horse o f 16 hands,
and 1150 pounds. He can be
sera at my stable at Newberg.
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C. C. F crguson . .