Newberg graphic., July 30, 1908, Image 4

■re opening at each end of the
canal at the tea lerel a ditch 45
fri,
Kci uccp HuQ duu wet wKjct w iiu
a combined length oi 12 mika.
For the remaining 38 milea the
paaaage of ships will be at the
height of35 feet, reached by locks,
rv_ .» j- hijriui Uvrl t hji« will
On this higher lerel there wW
The Yamhillera are ao proud of
^ f l S O y f a e cap they received
for the beat county exhibit of
at til)? fate Salem fait*
that they are —i«Kfring it in ra>
tipus towns, and aftar the ckv
W*t is completed it will be kept
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®®til the fair of 1909 when it
be contested for again. In
Daringly he spent 5100 in adver-
tising a special sale, ik e first
day of the sale the store took in
almost $1,000; and the neat six
days averaged over $400 each.
The advertising bill amounted to
3 per cent of the business he did.
He found that it paid.—Oregon
Tradesman. -
Thaw has the stomachache!
There is no reasonable excuse
So said the press dispatches the
tor
any man to live in a tow n if
other morning. The public has
had it every since the Thaws he doesn’t like it. It yon have
no word o f commendatibntosay
stepped into the lime light.
for yonr town, its institutions or
TW Oregon Journal continues people, emigrate, You w on’t
t o demonstrate its idea oi an in­ stop the tow n clock by going
dependent, non-partisan news- away. The church bells will have
the same musical ring, the little
dogs will play just as well in the
pure air, bright sunshine and
sparkling water will have the
Many a man, says an exchange, same health-giving properties.
now successful in business, dates Speak a good word for yonr
the doubling of his sell-respect neighbors ify on can; if you can't,
and the trebling o f his determina­ don’t everlastingly enlarge on
tion to succeed from the day he their faults. If vou have become
opened a bank account.
Onr British cousins haven’t
proved any better losers in the
Olympic games which have been
in progress in England, than they
did a century and a quarter ago,
when the stakes in the game were
greater.
Yamhill County is being adver­
tised as never before. T o accom­
plish this hundreds upon hun­
dreds of dollars are being expend­
ed and much hard work done.
Every responsible and public
spirited citizen should ask—
things will suit you
Sometimes local newspapers
are accused o f giving more men­
tion and notoriety to some class
or classes o f people in a commu­
nity than to others. It may be
to some order or to some part of
town, the members of a certain
chnrch or even to those o f some
special political or business affil­
iations. Such accusations may
be deserved at times,but generally
they are not. The editor is more
At last in response to inquiries
about Newberg and Chehalem
Valley, we have some printed
matter to send ont. Everyone
should have a few o f the leaflets
t o enclose in letters to friends.
You are welcome to them by call­
ing upon the secretary o f the
Nqwberg Commercial Club, at
the Graphic office
Judge Grosscup, who is held
largely responsible for the revers-
*al o i judge Landis’ ruling against
the Standard Oil Company, was
formerly anti-corporation in feel­
ing but says he has gained wis­
dom with age! Under the cir­
cumstances the people can hardly
be blamed for suspecting that
this doesn’t enumerate, all his
gains.
A perusal o f the Oregon news­
papers indicate that politically
there is going on a general
maneuvering for position and
the throwing out of skirmish
lines preparatory to the real bat­
tle o f the campaign which will
come with cooler weather. Of
course this doesn’t apply to sun­
dry non-partisan, unprejudiced
sheets such as the Journal.
Notice to Wat<
, Who Said Ram?
Who Said Rain, is the latest Tules> water will be shut off, and
advertisement issued by Mans* a *ine °* $2.00 imposed.
tf
ger John H. Hartog, of the Eu-
O rder op th e C ouncil .
gene Commercial Club. A En-
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gene belle is photographed three
General Jonas,
times, standing in glasses, each
I have purchased the grand
o f which contains the rainfall foe. young stallion General Jones, No,
one year, one in Eugene with 38 41747. He is by Captain Mc­
inches, and the girl’s face has a Kinney, by McKinney 2:1 1%
happy expression; New York City 1st dam Daisy Q. Hill, by Alti-
with 45 inches, and that expres­ mont. He is royally bred and
sion becomes doubtful, while New has a right to be as fast as bis
Orleans, with 62 inches, makes sister Bellemont 2:0 9% He won
her cry for help. The leaflet first premium at the recent Van­
quotes from report o f United couver, B. C:, Horse Show. His
States Weather Bureau that dur­ brother Chehalem won first in
ing 1907 Eugene had 205 days his class at the Lewis and Clark
without any rain and 70 days ‘ fair. He is large, handsome, and
when it rained less than one- ViH make a horse o f 16 hands,
and 1150 pounds. He can be
tenth of an inch.
seen at my stable at Newberg.
C. C. FeRGUsoN
F or S ale —4% acres, 9 room
house, good orchard, city water,
on Dayton Ave., Newberg, Ore-
on. A ddress!.T. Osborn,2118
olby Ave., Everett, Washing-
King & Bennett
Hardware Co.
First & Washington Sts.
C. B. CUMMINGS & 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
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Closing Out Sale.
T o close out onr entire stock of
millinery we are offering every
thing at cost. Come early while
there is a good selection.
'M rs . I. A. H orton .
A Washington correspondent
says the Chicago ticket is the
weightiest ever put out by a na­
tional convention in the history
of the country. Secretary Taft
and Jas. S. Sherman would make
the scales register close to 500
pounds, exceeding by nearly 100
pounds the combined weight o f
any ticket ever nominated. Up
to this fime the record was held
by the democrats when they
nominated Cleveland in 1892.
At that time Mr. Cleveland
weighed about 275, while his run­
ning mate, Adlaf Stevenson, pulled
down only 150 pounds, making
the total physical weight o f the
team about425 pounds. McKin­
ley and Hobart nominated by
the republicans in 1896, made a
pretty heavy team, bat not up
to the democratic record. Presi­
dent McKinley weighed about
180 pounds when nominated,
and Vice President Hobart about
200 pounds, giving an aggregate
weight o f about 380 pounds to
the ticket.
TAFTS STEAM SHOV­
EL UNION BADGE,
The subscriptions which have
been made lor development
league work have made possible
the sending out o f thousands up­
on thousands of pages o f litera­
ture descriptive ot the resources
and attractions o f Yamhill Coun­
ty, Chehalem Valley and New­
berg. And it is going to the peo­
ple we want most to reach—the
desirable homeseeker. The re­
turn« are certain and will be
commensurate with the efforts
put forth and the funds expended.
We can supply every -
thing from a wagon
to go in, to fish hooks
and a frying pan to
fry your fish in——
when you catch them
Plumbing!
They see not, unless they are
properly fitted with g lu e s«.
In feet, in most esses one dose is
sufficient. It never fails snd can be
relied upon in the most severs snd
dangerous cases. It is equally val­
uable for children and is the means
o f saving the lives o f many children
each year.
In tbs world’s history no medicine
has ever met with greater success.
Clemenson & Evans
Wmtches, Clock«, and a full K m
o f Silverware for the holiday
trade.
SBk Ribbons, Embroid
YAQUINA B A Y
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Oregon’s M atchless Beach Resort
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NASH A FINLEY
of Mid minor In and to the following real
..ta t«, to wit:
Bela« » Part of lb « Donation Land Claim of
Lake McKern and wife, Notification No. 14Ho,
Claim No. M, In Town.btp Three Honth of
Ranee two W n t of Willamette Meridian and
p.rtlcnlarlT bounded and described aa follow .:
Tract No. r lr a ; Beginning at the Southwaat
corner of the North half of aald Donation Laud
Claim and running thence Eaat SI.«8 chain.;
thence North 16.11 ehaina; thence Weat 37.10
chain«; thence South 14.0S chain.; thence Weat
t.00 chain.; thence «oath 3.06 chain, to place
FR U IT TR E ES
W ell yes, a general stock always on
hand at Lafayette Nursery Co. See W.
B. Reed for price« before baying else­
where. Address,
Box 37, Lafayette, Oreg,
No man living is better quali-
ber ot the International Society
o f Steam Shovel Men, and his
election to this labor union as
one of its honorary associates is
in link with the precept to render
honor where it is due. Mr. Taft
has accomplished a great deal to
show the power o f the steam
shovel in cutting the most diffi­
cult and costly, ocean link ever
attempted. At Panama th e
LET UÄ FIQURE WITH YOU
MICE 25«. LAME SIZE Sit.
DRUGS & M EDICINES.
PRESCRIPTION W ORK A
SPE C IA LTY .
Books, Stationery, Fancy and
T oilet A rticles. Caaadm and
ILodaka aad all kinds o f Camera
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The place to go for perfect rest and every coneeiv-^
able form o f healthful and delightful recreation.
Its Facilities A re Complete— Best o f food* snd an abun­
dance o f i t Fresh-water from springs. All modern neces­
sities, such as telegraph, telephone, markets freshly pro­
vided every day. Fuel in abundance. Cottages partly fur­
nished or unfurnished to be had cheaply. Strict municipal
sanitary regulations.
NEWPORT is reached by way o f the Southern Pacific to
Albany or Corvallis, thence Corvallis & Eastern R. R. Train
service daily and the trip a pleasure throughout.
Rate from Newberg, Oregon. ,
Season six-months ticket $5.70
Saturday to Monday ticket $3.00.
Our elm borate new summer book give« ■ concise
description o f Newport, including « list o f
hotel«, their capacity and rate«. Call aa, tele­
phone or write
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G. W . James, Local Agent
WM. McMURRAY
General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oragon
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