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THURSDAY, JULY
9, 1906.
W H A T IT REALLY
MEANS.
When a candidate is elected as
a representative by any political
party he should, as soon as he
takes the oath o f office, cease to
be a partisan and seek to repre
sent the people as a mass and al
ways cast his vote independent
o f any former prejudice, as he
then represents the people as a
whole and not any particular
class. There should be no party
measures in law making.—Forest
-Grove Times.
The above paragraph, and par
ticularly the last sentence, is a
fair sample o f a lot of very super
ficial thinking on the subject of
good government. It represents
a very proper reaction from the
old regime o f extreme and cor
rupt partisanship, but at the
same time well illustrates how
easy it is to g o to senseless ex
tremes in the other direction.
Such sentiments as the above
are catchy and have become pop
ular with the unthinking masses
but they will not stand close
scrutiny. Our whole scheme of
government is based upon the
operation o f political parties,
which the people hold responsi
ble for definite policies. Herein
lies the genius o f English speak
ing peoples for political organiza
tion and efficiency. The princi
ple o f party responsibility is
-much more fully developed in
Great Britian than with us, with
the result that the English meth
ods o f legislation §re more effi
cient and less unwieldy than ours.
While they are blissfully ignorant
o f the fact, those who cry
against party measures and po
litical organization, would usher
in an irresponsible, hullabaloo,
every-man-for-himself era o f law
making, similar to the political
chaos which exists in such coun
tries as France and Italy where
political organization is notably
weak and where every other man
has a little party pretty much of
his own.
Let’s try to be sane in our a t
tempts tor political reform.
Raise the ideals o f citizenship,
elect able, conscientious men to
represent us, but don t try to do
aw ay with party government.
That’s fundamental in a repre
sentative government such as
ours.
It is with sincere regret that
we learn that J. C. Hayter, editor
and owner o f the Polk County
Observer, has been compelled to
give up newspaper w ork on ae
count o f the state o f his health.
By hard work and close applica
tion to business methods Mr
Hayter built up the Observer un
til it ranks with the best local
papers in the state and it is one
among the exchanges that comes
regularly to our table that we
always scan with interest, for
each week there is evidence that
some brain work has been spent
in the material that appears on
the editorial page. When warmed
up to a subject he is a forceful
writer and if occasion seems to
demand it he is a hard hitter. In
the change Mr. Hayter is mak
ing, Dallas and Polk county lose
a progressive business man, at
least temporarily, and the Ore
gon newspaper fraternity a val
ued member. The Observer has
been leased to other parties and
Mr. Hayter will take a change in
climate, hoping for relief from
causes that are producing deal-
Says the Albany Democrat:
"T aft is not considered a strong
man. He has never done any
thing to make him strong, except
to be a friend of the President.
He represents nothing, has never
done anything of enough mo
ment to entitle him to this great
distinction." All o f winch mere
ly indicates how meaningless and
silly may become the twaddle of
a hopelessly partisan sheet. The
Democrat man either knows bet
ter than the above or else he
doesn’t read enough to render
him competent to pass judgment
upon the work o f any public man.
There can be a difference of opin
ion when it comes to choosing
between policies, parties and
men, but to descend to such vi
cious or careless misrepresenta
tion as is shown above is pretty
bad, even for the Democrat. On
the other hand, to quote a dis
tinguished journal of its own
kind, politically, the New York
Times, democratic, says Taft is
better equipped to perform the
duties o f president than any man
who has ever been elected to that
office, save Washington. It is to
smile at the bray o f the Democrat.
Notice is hereby given that at
the regular general election o f
the State of Oregon held in Yam
hill County, on June 1st, 1908,
there was submitted to the tegu
lar qualified voters o f South J^ew-
berg Precinct in Yamhill County,
Oregon, the question, for and
against stock running at ttiye
in said Precinct, and a majority
of the votes cast in said Precinct
at said election was against stock
running at large in said Piedhct.
the vote on the question being 35
votes for stock running at large
and 188 votes against stock run
ning at large in said Precinct.
Now therefore it shall be un
lawful for stock to run at large
in South Newberg Precinct in
Yamhill County, Oregon, lrom
and after sixty (60) days from
the date o f tnis notice, to-wit:
Prom and after the First day o f
September, 1908, under penalty
o f Ten Dollars ($10.00) for the
first offense, and Twenty Dollars
($20.00) for each and every sub
sequent offense, to be recovered
from the owner o f any stock run
ning at laige in said Precinct.
Dated July 1st, 1908.
t3-37
G. W. J ones ,
County Clerk of Yamhill County*
Oregon.
Something New
W e have purchased a
BOYE NEEDLE CASE
w
*>
FOR A LL M AKES
o f Souring Machines
The Booster is the name o f a
very live infant which has come
to join the ranks o f Oregon news
papers, the birth taking place on
July 1, at Vale, Malheur county.
We would inter from the very
F or S a l e —4 % acres, 9 room
first issue that Vale, in this case, house, good orchard, city water,
doesn’t mean farewell—not by on Dayton Ave., Newberg, Ore-
any means.
on. Address J. T. Osborn, 2118
olby Ave., Everett, Washing
ton.
Since that development league
meeting at Dayton last week,
Notice.
our sister town has turned on
A very fine full blooded Jersey
the steam for progress and devel
for service at one dollar.
opment. And we don’t believe
F red W erth ,
it’s just hot air either.
Wynooski street.
Simple, «tumble, au tome tie.
It threads any needle itself eren In the
Moet valuable of all attachments.
No twletlnt, blüh« or cutting thread.
King & Bennett Hdw Co
?
There is one thing—not every
town has factories to burn.
General Jones.
I have purchased the grand
Presidential
Campaigns
1852.
Since young stallion General Jones, No.
First &, Washington Sreets
Bids W anted.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned will receive sealed
bids up to 12 o ’clock Friday
noon, July 10th, 1908, for cover
ing reservoir, plans and
tions at the Recorder’s office.
The right to reject any and
bids is reserved.
W. W. N e l s o n ,
July 1, 19Q8.
Recorder,
41747. He is by Captain Mc
Kinney, by McKinney 2:llVfc;
There have been thirteen cam 1st dam Daisy Q. Hill, by Alti-
paigns by the republican and mont. He is royally bred and
has a right to be as fast as his
democratic parties.
sister Bellemont 2:09Vi. He won
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES.
first premium at the recent Van
1856—Fremont and Dayton.
Closing Out Sale.
couver,
B.
C.,
Horse
Show.
His
To
close
out our entire stock of
1860—Lincoln and Hamlin.
brother
Chehalem
won
first
in
millinery
we
are offering evenr
1864—Lincoln and Johnson.
thing
at
cost.
Come early while
his
class
at
the
Lewis
and
Clark
1868—Grant and Colfax.
fair. He is large, handsome, and there is a good selection.
1872—Grant and Wilson.
M rs . I. A. H o r to n .
will make a horse o f 16 hands,
1876—Hayes and Wheeler.
and 1150 pounds. He can be
seen at my stable at Newberg.
1880—Garfield and Arthur.
C. C. FeRGUSON.
1884—Blaine and Logan.
1888—Harrison and Morton.
Administratrix Notice.
1892—Harrison and Reid.
Notice U hereby given that the nnderslg: ned
1896—McKinley and Hobart.
u been dnly appointed adminlitratrix of the
There is no need of anyone suffer
■tat« of Theo. Weber, __________
deceased, __
by ____Conn
the Co
_____
ing long with this disease, for to
1900—McKinley and Roosevelt. ty Court of YamhlU County,
Oregon
effect a quick cure it ie only neces
Now. therefore, all person* having claim*
1904—Roosevelt and Fairbanks. against
laid estate are hereby noil fled and re
sary to take a few doses of
DIARRHOEA
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES.
quired to preeent same with the proper vouch
er* to the undersigned at the offlce of Clarence
Butt, in the city of Newberg, YamhlU county,
Oregon, within six months from date hereof.
Dated May 28. 1908.
SADIE WZBKK.
Administratrix of the estate of Theo. Weber,
deoeased.
Clarence Butt, attorney for eetate.
and can now furnish needles
Nwdl— . Shuttle« and Bobbins (o r
uae in A ll Makoo o f Sowing Machine«.
Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy
1856—Buchanan and Breckin
ridge.
1860—Douglas and Johnson.*
1864—McClellan and Pendleton
In feet, in moat canes one dose la
Notice of Guardian Sale of Real
1868—Seymour and Blair.
sufficient. It newer fails and can be
Estate.
relied upon in the moat severe and
1872—Greeley and Brown.
dangeroua cases. It is equally val
Notlee Is hereby given that the undersigned
1876—Tilden and Hendricks.
A. O. Mills, as guardian of the estate of Loyd
uable for children and la the means
MlUs. a minor, bv virtue of an order and l i
o f saving tbe lives of many children
1880—Hancock and English.
li] made and entered
of sale duly
, in the
each year.
County Court of
it f Oregon for Yamhill
YamhlU County,
l
1884—Cleveland and Hendricks. ou the <th da; iy of July, 1908,
1808, I, authorising
authorlsli
and
In the world’s history no medicine
empowering him so to do, will on and after
has ever met with greater success.
1888—Cleveland and Thurman. the
10th day of August, 1908, at his residenoe at
YamhlU County, Oregon, offer for
1892—Cleveland and Stevenson. Newberg,
sale and will sell at private sale for cash to the
PRICE 25«. LU CE SIZE 50«.
highest bidder all the right, title and Interest
1896—Bryan and Sewell.
of said minor in and to the following described
rc&l estate to-wit
1900—Bryan and Stevenson.
All of Block Number Twelve in the Town
(now City» of Newberg, YamhlU County, Ore-
1904—Parker and Davis.
to the plat of said Town of New-
K u, rg according
of record in the offlce of Beeorder of Con I
*By the northern democrats veyances
for said County, and also the follow
described strip and parcel of land to-wit:
and Breckenridge and Blaine by ing Beginning
at the Southwest corner of said
Silk Ribbon«, Embroid-
Block Number Twelve; running thence West
the southern democrats.
JO feet to East line of College Street; thence
B. C U M M IN G S &. CO
Paints, Oils, Glass, House Furnish«
ings, W all Paper, Carpets, Lino
leum, House Painting and Hard
ware.
.
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
Plumbing!
Having Eyes
They aee not, unie» they
properly fitted with |
Give u* a chance at that
new home. We would like
to put In those Bath Fix
tures, Etc., and do your
plumbing.
S. W . P O T T E R
Is the the man te see about R.
LET U5 FIGURE WITH YOU.
Watches, Clocks, and a full tins
of Silverwava lor ths holiday
trade.
•
ELECTORAL VOTES.
North 240 feet; thence East SO feet to the North -
west corner of said Block Twelve; thenee South
to the place of beginning.
The said Interest of said minor in said real
estate being an undivided one-twelfth interest
therein
subject
________
__ . to the curtesy
______ of
_ A. O. Mills,
wMower of Almlna Mills, deceased.
Dated July 9, 19M.
A O. M ILU,
Guardian of the estate of Loyd Mills said
m inor above named.
eries, Lace«, all kind« o f
The number o f electoral votes
received by both parties and the
Dre«« G ood«, Shoe« and
pluralities are shown here:
Rep.
Dcm.
Plu.
Notion« at
1856...... 114..... 174...... 60 dem
Notice of Guardian Sale of Real
1860.......180..... *72.......108 rep
Eetate.
1864...... 212....... 21...........191 rep Notlee Is hereby given that the undersigned,
A t the Racket Store
as guardian of the eetate or Wal
1868...... 214....... 80...........134 rep B ter W. 1. Parrish,
Vinson, a minor, by virtue of an order
lice use of sale duly made and entered in
1872...... 236....... 63...........223 rep and
the County Court of Oregon for YamhlU Conn-
ty on the <
Ah day of July. : 1908,
— authorising aoo
1876...... 185..... 184.....
1 rep empowering
NASH A FINLEY
we rin him so to do, will on and after the
10th
day
o
f
August,
1908,
his residenoe In
1880...... 214..... 155...... 59 rep Newbetg, YamhlU County, at offer
for sale and
sellat private sale for cash to the highest
1884.......182..... 219...... 27 dem will
bidder all the right, title and interest of said
In and to the following real estate, to
1888.......233..... 168...... 65 rep minor
wit:
F R U IT T R E E S
Being
a part of the Donation Land Claim of
1892.......176..... 231...... 65 dem Luke McKern
and wife, Notification No. 1480.
No. A6, in Township Three South of
1896.......271..... 176 . .. 95 rep Claim
W ell yea, a general stock always on
Range two West of Willamette Meridian and
particularly
bounded and described as follows: hand at Lafayette Nursery Co. See W.
1900...... 292.......155..."137 rep Tract No. Eire;
Beginning at tbe Southwest B. Reed for prices before buying else
of tbe North naif of said Donation Land
1904.......336........140.......... 196 rep corner
Claim and running thence East 81.83 chains; where. Address,
thence North 18.11 chains; thence West 27.33
*Tbe electoral vote of the Breck- chains;
thence South 14.03 chains; thence West
4.00 chains; thence South 2.08 chains to place
Box 3 7 , Lafayette, O ref.
enridge-Lane ticket o f the south of
beginning, containing 45.89 acres, more or
less.
ern democrats; theDouglas-John- Also: Beginning at the Northwest corner of
tbe South half of said Donation Lena Claim
son ticket of the northern demo and
running thence South 46.17 chains to the
Southwest corner of said Donation Land Claim ;
crats received 12.
thence East .19.28 chains to a point 10 chains
Real Estate Transfer*.
Duncan Ross & wf to Jas W
Perry & wf, 160 a in sec 22 t 4 s
r 5 w; $1500.
E L Hutchcroft et al to Wm S
McCutcheon, 4.67 a in Wm Pat
ten d l c i n t 3 s r 4 w ; $2080.
Wm S McCutcheon & w f to
Wm E McCutcheon; 4.66 a in
Wm Patten d l c i n t 3 s r 4 w;
$280.
West of the Southeast corner of said Donation
Land Claim ; thence North 29.30 chains; thence
West 14.90 chains; thence North 8.40<eb«fns to
Sooth line of Section 21, said Township and
Range; thence West on South line of said Sec
tion 21, 22.60 chains; thence N or.b a.8fl chains
to tbe line dividing the North and South
halves of said iKMialfon Land Claim, and thence
West 22.78 chains to the place of beginning,
containing 227.61 acres, more or leas, and In all
278.80 acre* mors or less
The seid Interest of said
Inor In said real
g an
ai undivided one-flfth lata rest
estate being
therein subject to dower estate of Mary A. HI
gins former Mary A. McKern, widow of LnL.
McKern, deoeased. and subject to tbe curtesy n(
Isaac H. Vlosou, widower of Lilly Vtaeon,
dec eased.
Dated Jnly 9th, 1908.
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w. p a r r ih h .
G uardiane! tbe eetate of Walter I. VI neon,
said miner above naaseA
t F.NL HHn
e
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t ,
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sanitary regulations.
NEWPORT is reached by way o f the Southern Pacific to
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service daily and the trip a pleasure throughout
'*
Rate from Newberg, Oregon.
Season six-months ticket $5.70
Saturday to M onday ticket $3.00.
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